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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
SAN JOAQUIN
AGENTS BUSY
ROYAL INVITATION ACCEPTED
BY MANY ELKS
HANDSOME PRODUCE SOUVENIRS
LAVIsHLY PRESENTED
More Than Twenty Thousand Pack
ages of Raisins and Many Bottles
of Wine Are Given to
Visitors

Accepting a royal invitation given
without string attached to it, ELK
visitors have taken full advantage dur
ing the past week of the opportunity
extended them by the representatives
of Kings, Merced, MADEIRA and Fresno
counties, who have offered to present
to all visitors who called at the Califor-
mia Wave Motor company office in the
Chamber of Commerce building free
samples of some of the most celebrated
products of the san Joaquin. valley.
More than 10000 packages Of ralsins
have been given away from the offices
of the san Joaquin valley representa-
tives and from their adjuncts in the
Chamber of Commerce building and at
the PeCk-Judah information company
At the same time 2100O bottles of Cali
fornia wine and an equal number OF
bottles containing samples of Coallnga
crude oil have been disbursed. With
the bottled goods many samples of
barreled products of the grape have
been served to discriminating visitors,
and no one has called at any of the
San Joaquin valley offices without get
ting something worth while.
With the good things literature was
presented which deals with the delight
full attributes of the great valley. In
charge of the work of distribution were
William Robertson, secretary of the
Fresno chamber of commerce. and N.
c. Blanchard, secretary of the Kings
county chamber of commerce.
The san Joaquin valley men have
spent a large sum of money In dis
tributing samples of some of the prod
ucts of their region, and, in the mid
summer floral and allegorical festival
they had a float entered which artistic
ally and elaborately portrayed the nNe
great industries of their region. Wine,
oil, lumber, fruit and dairy products
were shown on the big float entered in
the pageant surrounded by profusion
Of plants, indigenous to the valley rep
resented, with various fruits and flow
ers Almonds, grapes, peaches ana
pears of protean size and luscious IN
appearance stimulated the salivary
glands of all who viewed the San Joa-
uuin valley representation.
The four counties interested in the
work of exploitation have heartily In
terioined in a close spirit of co-opera-
ton to make their addition to the fes-
tivities held in Los Angeles a success
and from present indications the money
and time have not been spent in vain.
The products of the grape have been
in especial demand, as have also the
packages of raisins, but the Coalinga
oil has in many cases not been IS well
appreciated as it should, considering It's
ir11nortance as San Joaquin valley
nroduct. However, the fact that the
oil is not good to either eat or drink
NAV have had something to do with
the matter; but 1t is believed that
when some of the visitors discover that
the Coalinga product can be used as a
hair oil. the disbursement of the greasy
substance will equal that Of all other
products.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
AEROPLANE TEST AT
ASCOT IS POSTPONED
Street Car Breaks Ribs OF Smiths
Air Machine and Repairs Must
Be Made Before
Flight

The initial test of the Smith aero
plane. which was scheduled at Ascot
park for this afternoon, will not be un-
dertaken, because Central avenue
street car ran into the aeroplane Whlle
it was being taken to the park ana
smashed several ribs. 1t will be I'M
possible to make repairs in time to
try the machine out, and the demon
stration probably will be postponed at
least until next Sunday.
The aeroplane was loaded on
wagon to be taken to Ascot park The
driver claims that the motorman did
not slow down to give him time TO
turn out of the way, but ran into the
planes before the wagon could avoid
the car. The California Aerial COM
pany, which is Mr.. Smiths company
may bring suit against the street rail-
way company, inasmuch as the acci-
dent destroys any possibility of rev.
enue from the trial flight today. In
that case the attorneys would have an
opportunity to argue new points on
the law of aeronautics.
Mr.. Smith will complete the repairs
as quickly as possible, and hopes to
have the aeroplane in shape again by
the middle of the week. He probably
will make a few private trials during
the week and give the public demon
stration a week from today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
IOWA NATIVES WILL BE
GUESTS OF LONG BEACH
Second Summer Outing Will Be Held
on Shores of the Pacific
July 81

The second summer outing given by
the Iowa Association of Southern Cal
iforna will be held at Long Beach,
Saturday, July 81. Secretary c. II.
Parsons of Artesia, Cal, secretary of
the association, has announced that it
is the desire of the executive COM
mittee that all IoWans shall take
day off to meet old friends and neigh
bors in festive reunion at the seaside.
All who buy the official badge will be
served free coffee at Long Beach and
special rates will be given to all
and at the bath house for
those who wear the Iowa badge.
A badge, cup and spoon will be de-
livered to any one who can raise a
payment of ten cents Headquarters
for each of the SO counties will be ar
ranged and the auditorium will be
open all day. Music will be furnished
bv the band and there will be pro-
gram at o'clock, with addresses by
IOWanS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
ALLEGED PICKP0CKET
SAYS ARREST IS MISTAKE
Declares He Intended to Restore to
Owner Watch Which Dropped
to Floor

Contending that his arrest was a mis-
take and due to the general fear of
pickpockets, A. c. Wood, an employe Of
the Southern Pacific at Covipa, was ar
raigned in Justice SummepAelds court
yesterday, charged with attempting to
steal a watch and fob belonging to
Robert Hicks in a crowded street car
Thursday.
1t is claimed by Wood that Hicks
watch dropped from his pocket in the
crowd, that he picked it up and handed
it to its owner, and that a cry of pick
pocket was Immediately raised. Wood
gave Hicks his card, and also exhibited
a pass signed by an official of the rail
way company but this did not allay
the suspicion aroused in the minds of
number of persons present and they in
sisted that Hicks swear to a complaint,
which he did.
Wood was released i'm bonds of $1,000
and will appear for his preliminary
hearing on a day to be fixed later
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
WILL ENDEAVOR TO
ORGANIZE NEWSBOYS
OMAHA PROBATION OFFICER
VISITS LOS ANGELES
Moses Bernstein, Known Throughout
the Country as "Mogy," Will Try
to Form Club for Paper
Sellers
kkNAVE the boys of the streets to-
- day and you will have good
~ men in the future"

kkCtAVE the boys of the streets to-
- day and you will have good
~ men in the future"
This is the slogan of Moses Bern
stein, known throughout the country
as "Mogy," chief probation officer in
Omaha's Juvenile court and the news
boys friend.
Mr.. Bernstein came to Los Angeles
several days ago on account of his
wife's illness and will remain several
weeks, staying at the home of J..
Brown, 1918 Lynwood avenue. during
his stay he will endeavor to organize
the newsboys of Los Angeles along
the lines of the Newsboys club of
Omaha.
That club has a membership of $50,
made up of boys whose business it Is
to sell papers. A library, containing
more than 300 books, bath rooms,
games. such as checkers and, DOM
inoes, and all the paraphernalia of an
up-to-date gathering place for youths
are among its attractive features.
While Mr.. Bernstein, the father of the
organization, exercises a general su-
pervision over its affairs, the club Is
offtcered and maintained by the boys.
who have adopted rules of conduct, not
only for the club rooms, but for the
streets as well.
Among these rules are the following:
Clean faces and habits.
No boy under 10 years is allowed to
sell papers on the streets.
Members must go to day or night
school.
Members must not go into saloons.
They must be polite.
No Jumping on moving street cars.
No short changing or begging.
No gambling or smoking
1t is also required that the members
shall take a bath at least once each
week.
Membership in the club is practical
ly compulsory, for the newspapers Of
the city have volunteered their sup
port and refuse to sell papers to any
boy who does not wear the badge OF
membership.
Mr. Bernstein was a newsboy in
Chicago twenty-five years ago and
known among his companions as
"Mogy." Six years ago he organized
the Omaha club, and four years later
started a similar organization in Min
neapolis. In his efforts to organize
club in Los Angeles he has appealed
to Judge Wilbur OF the juvenile court
for assistance.
Mr.. Bernstein found some things to
criticise with reference to Juvenile
work in Los Angeles. Judge Wilbur,
he said, is one of the best Juvenile
judges he ever met, but is overworked,
and instead of five hours a week be-
ing given to juvenile court duties, daily
sessions should be held.
another thing the court needs is
the cooperation of ministers" said
Mr.. Bernstein. I'VE have twenty-five
or thirty ministers in Omaha who act
as probation officers without remuner-
alton, and they consider it as much
their duty to act as such as to guide
the religious training of the students
in their Sunday schools"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

Good Government precinct clubs in the
following precincts:
Monday, July 10, at s y. m.-Precinct
95, SO2 West Washington street; pre-
cinct 124, 1925 East Fortieth street. pre-
cinct "A. 1856 South Burlington avenue.
Tuesday, July 20, at 8 p. m.-Precinct
141, 1343 East Twenty-first street; pre-
cinct Il, 2272 Harvard boulevard.
Wednesday, July 21, at 8 p. M
Precinct 90, 1913 West Twenty-fourth
street; precinct "a, l. o. o. F. hall,
West PiCo street
Thursday, July %, at p. m.-Pre-
cinct 81, 1857 Gramercy place; precinct
80, SIS Shatto place.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
Mason Opera House owner Buried

Funeral services for John A. Mason.
owner of the Mason opera house, were
largely attended yesterday afternoon
at the chapel of Bresee Brothers.
Prominent business bodies, as well as
fraternal organizations, were in at
tendance at the service which was con-
Quoted by Rev. Baker p. Lee, rector of
Christ Episcopal church. The Masonic
order, of which Mr.. Mason was
prominent member, officiated at Rose
dale cemetery, where burial was made.
The floral display was especially elab-
crate.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
HOUSE ON WHEELS
Brainard Scores "A Hit in the Big Midsum-
Parade

One of the many attractive features
of the great midsummer parade was
the exhibit made by H. j. Brainard,
the builder of sectional and portable
houses. With the slogan, Made in
Southern California" ringing in his
ears. Mr.. Brainard loaded one of his
stock cottages on wheels, decorated it
appropriately, hitched a couple of
horses to the outfit, installed the driv
er on the porch of the house, and
peopled the cottage with a merry
crowd of young folks, who enjoyed a
substantial luncheon while the parade
was en- route The display was not
only novel but fully illustrated the
ready to-lve-in houses manufactured
by Mr. Brainard that are meeting with
ready sale,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

Wallace. exalted ruler h. p. o. e.,
lodge 13; Wellington G. Jones; John
Small, Pennsylvania delegation Elks;
w. E. Trautman, w. f.. Loehr co. j..
T.. LIT, j. G. Glazier, +. E. Estis, d.
G. Fegleman, William Capps, care of
Texas delegation; Frank Hoblet CD,
chairman Texas Elks' delegations Hon.
c. A. Easbury, care Texas delegation;
l.. p. Ressler. John T. Johnston, j. w.
Boyd, Harry L. Wilder ]. p. Wirfs.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
RURAL LETTER CARRIERS
WILL MEET HERE JULY 20
State Association Plans Annual Meet
ing in Los AngeIes-Sessions in
Walker Theater Building

sociation will meet in Los Angeles July
20, q and %, on which dates the State
Presidential Postmasters' association
will hold its annual meeting. A joint
session of both associations will be held
on one date, which will be announced
later.
The carriers will meet in Roosevelt
hail of the Walker theater building
during the day sessions. Paul Lindsey,
president OF the National Rural Letter
Carriers association. will be in attend
ance. Rural Route Inspector De la
Montanya also win be present. 1t is
urged that all rural letter carriers at
tend some of the meetings.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
viii Hold ColIeqe Day

The second annual college day of
the Ocean Grove College association
will be held at the Young Peoples
temple Friday, July 23. a number Of
colleges and universities will be rep
resented. Addresses will be delivered
by prominent educators and college
music will be given under the direction
of Tall Esen Morgan.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
TeIeurams Cor Elks

The following kilograms sent to the
Elks' registration headquarters may
be found at the Elks' club house: Judge
Charles Schulze (3); Amor Smith, jr.,
Virginia hotel, Long Beach; John 8.
Evans, care Philadelphia Elks; Harry
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
E,ridav Julv o. at 2 n. m.-Precinct

Friday, July 90, at p. m.-Precinct
2S 124 North Hope street
Good Government precinct clubs have
been organized recently in the follow
ing precincts: Precinct 3S, DR.. Hen
derson Hayward. president; j. e. Bar
ker. secretary. Precinct 21, 5. A. Wal
dron, president; William Mcintyre, Sec
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
FRENCH AMBASSADOR
VISITS PORTLAND
UNITED Press Leased Wire. !

Portland. June 11.-Jean ]. Jusse-
rand, ambassador from France to the
United States. arrived in Portland
todya and Is now guest In the home
OF Mrs. C.. -. Dolph. Ambassador
Jusserand expressly stipulated be-
fore coming 20 Portland that his re-
ception here be quiet and Informal
Consequently very simple program
OF entertainment has been arranged
and upon his arrival he was taken
at once 10 the home OF Mrs. c. A.
Dolph. which had been artistically
decorated In Oriental style In honor
of his arrival. Here he was enter
tanned at luncheon, a party OF l2
participating. He is being taken for
an auto tour OF the city this after
noon and will be the guest of honor
at dinner given at the Hotel Portland
this evening by william ID. Wheel
wright. and others representing the
Chamber OF Commerce.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Improvement in Electric Car Service
in Portland

Patrons of the oregon Electric line
between Salem and Portland will be
Interested In knowing that, instead
of having to walk to Third and JEFF
ferson streets to take Portland city
street cars, they can now take a car
at the corner OF Front and Madison
streets, one block north OF the Elec-
trio depot, and be transferred to any
of the Portland city lines. The new
car service will operate on Madison
and First streets. commencing at
Front and Madison, and stopping at
First and Burnside. These cars ears
ry sign reading "oregon Electric
Depot" 6-9-6t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Make New Rates

Make New Rates
AS the result OF two hearings held
In the matter OF wool rates over the
o. h. a N. and Southern Pacific lines
In Oregon. the commission has sue
oeeded In getting the rates lowered
considerably. From Pendleton to
Portland the o. X. q n. Company has
reduced wool rates from $1.54h per
cwt. to 81 per owt. The Southern
Pacific has reduced the wool rates
from Ashland, Riddles, Roseburg and
Oakland to Portland. The rates from
Ashland are now so cents per cwt..
from Riddles 60 cents, from Rose
burg 54 cents, and from Oakland so
cents. a special commodity rate has
also been arranged between this city
aud Portland, The rate now stands
at rs cents. This commodity rate
is also established between Eugene
and Portland, being now 46 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
MARRIED.

TUELL-POTTER.-At the resi-
dence OF w. II. Selleck, who per-
formed the ceremony. Thursday,
June 10. 1909, at 2 o'clock, Miss
Eva Tuell TO Mr.. G. A. Potter.
They left today for a short trip 70
Portland. after which they will be at
home to their friends at the groom's
parents home. near Chemawa, nntil
the completion of the new residence
In North Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
MIinto Went "A-Fishing"-

Some OF Sheriff Harry Minto's
friends In Portland are evidently
amused over the sherlff's fishing trip
through the western country with
another party in automobiles, and
who got stuck I'm the mud when COM
ing back. The sheriff received a
postal card this morning upon which
there was a picture OF a man crank
ing up an automobile and a rocky
looking farmer lad standing by look
ing on. and the question How many
tunes can yuh play, mister?" printed
along the lower margin. The sheriff
gave mis- opinion of the surprisingly
mean man who sent him the card.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11

Try Crystalets=
For the breath. For sale at:
Meyers barber shop.
Eckerlsn's.
Waters cigar store.
Adolph's cigar store.
Dick Madison's.
The Spa.
Willamette Hotel.
The Council.
Talkington's.
The Court
CraWIlsh az the Elite Hotel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
just a little Runaway

Just Little Runaway
A young team of horses belonging
to farmer residing north of the
city took fright at the street car this
afternoon on East Chemeketa street.
ran across a lawn and tore off a
porch I'm front OF the Stevens house
on Chemeketa street. The fright
ened animals we're caught before any
further damage was done. The in
mates of the residence we're badly
frightened when. the horses struck
the porch but no one was injured.
Street Commissioner Pooler caught
the horses
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
High school Exorcises--

High SchOOI ENcfcists--
The graduation exercises of the
high school will be held In the as
sembly hall tonight al o'clock
when "a students win receive their
diplomas. President p. l.. Campbell,
OF the University OF oregon. will
make the principal address and Mr..
A. A. Lee. chairman OF the school
board. will present the diplomas. The
public Is invited TO attend the exer-
clses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Railroad Day Celebration.

Klamath Falls Will celebrate the
completion of the railroad Monday,
June 14th. Rate from Salem TO
Klamath Falls and return, $15.45.
Sale dates: June IL and 12. final re-
turn limit June 81.
VIM. McMURRAY,
6-S-5t Gen. Pass Agt. S. p. Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11

30 will pay you promptly for the
following and we do not charge COM
mission. Let your produce be good,
fat quality:
Dressed Block Hogs. .....s..., 1Oc
Dressed Veal under 1s0 lbs. 4 u c
Large veal less according 20 size,
Fresh Eggs ..s...,...,.,.. - y Q
Live Chickens ..,,..........'. loc
Dressed Chickens .s.......,.. .A1c
Send for shipping Tags.
FRANK Il. SMITH MEAT 90.
Fighting the Beef Trust.
Portland, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Five Marriage Llccnscs-

rive Muffihge licehsc>-
County Clerk Allen broke the rec
ord for issuing marriage licenses to-
day. having sold five permits this
morning between S and 12 o'clock
The following persons procured IL
censes: VIM. j. Entross, age 25,
and Mary @. McNamar, age 26, OF
Salem; Chas. A. Potter, age 21. and
Eva Len Tuel. age is, of Salem;
Harry c. Maybel. age "a, and Mary
Il. Hixor. age 40. OF Salem; Jesse
G. Johnston. age 90. OF Hubbard, and
Man Van Deleur, age 21, of Butte
Vile; Julius nansinger. age 26, and
Almeda Il. Bennett, age II, of Mt
angel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Oncn-Alr WaItlng Room--

Opcn-Air Waiting Room
Work Is under way on the new
open-air waiting room at the South
ern Pacific passenger depot. and Will
soon be completed. Tho structure
Will have floor space OF thirty or
forty feet and will be fitted up with
chairs and seats. Al is located at the
north end OF the depot and will add
greatly TO the comfort OF the trav-
cling public.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Inter-sOciety Contest

Inter-SOciety Contest
The inter-society contest OF the lit
erary societies of Willamette Univer-
slty will be held In the chapel to-
night at O'Clock, The orations will
be interspersed with vocal and in
strumental numbers. The Websterlan
society win be represented by Dan AL
Ian; the Adlantes by Miss Marie
Schmidt: the Philodorian by Clark
Belknap, and the Philodosian by Gym
thia Hornibrook. The winning So
Getty will be presented with a silver
cup.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Take Your soIIed Panama

Hat 10 Johnson q SteEei az mo
Salem Steam Dye Works, 100 South
Commercial street, and have II
cleaned TO look like new. Phone
B66.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Zine Maple and Ash wood

For sale. cheap. for immediate de-
livery. Apply Krebs Bros, Bush
Breyman building. Telephone Main
IaI. 2-15-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11

For Sale-Good barn, could be re-
built into two-story dwelling. All
North Summer street. Call fore
moons. 6-11-3t"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11

Snap II taken sHrore June 1--57
acres, 80 in Italian prunes, 3 in Pc
tites, in winter apples, 2 in Eng
lish walnuts. 3 years old; 3 In
Royal Ann cnerries and Bartlett
pears; fine garden; good house, 2
barns and fruit dryer; $10,500. H.
sold quick. Six miles from city.
Meyer a Bell Land Co., 347 State
street. Phone S57. 5-4-tf-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
League Tonight--

Twilight League Tonight
The champion sky-denters. of the
Twilight league, the Bookkeepers.
will meet the Capitols tonight on
willamette field in the third game
of the season in the Twilight league,
and weather permitting, things will
positively explode for six innings, and
IL the two teams should accidentally
tie up with even scores a game of
mumbly-peg will be played by the
captains of the respective teams, the
winner taking the candy. The last
time the red line chasers played. each
of the nine took a turn at massacre
ing the ball and several of the best
batters sent the pill so high that
when it came down IL was coveerd
with snow. Some of them did not
come down until the game was over
and the ground keeper caught them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Have You got the habit OF going
TO Zinn's for your ice cream. 6-11-3t
To CoIIect Pon TaN-

NW NWIIVNN TUT IIIN-
City Attorney Walter Keyes Is
bringing suit against several delin-
quent poll tax delinquents for the
purpose OF settling up the tax col
lection business as soon az possible.
A considerable sum OF money is yet
outstanding and long overdue and
the poll tax collector is making every
effort TO complete the collection.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Buy n Few Pieces

or jewelry now, at great reduc-
tlon OF price, at Barr's jewelryy store
aud keep them for birthdays or
Christmas. Discount on everything
IN store during removal sale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
Second Annual Sale

The Yokohoma Tea store starts In
tomorrow with It's second annual
grand cleanup sale OF chinaware,
table equipments and art glass and
porcelain ware. Manager Hickman
says everything must go. as the only
way to keep a stock fresh Is to clear
the shelves once year. Nothing will
be spared in his great lines of stock,
and he promises the buying public a
money-saving event on large scale
See announcements.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
The Best crawash-Elite Hotel.
To the Rose Carnival

To The Rose Carnival
j. f. Mcdonald has gone to Port
land all alone to see the great rose
carnival, that is, his friends only
have his word for 1t that he is going
to see the roses especially. Mac Is
sure a great lover of flowers and al
though he is a full-blood Scotchman
the wild Irish rose is his favorite.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11

Tho Hest Crawfish Elite Hotel.
This Means DolIars---
To you. Two of the g'tatest invsp
tions OF modern times on exhibition
In Doroas Bros Hop once, Greater
money maker than telephone. Call
and see them; free demonstration.
S-si-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-11
The Best Elite Hotel.
Has Eyerythlng-

The p. w. Reyelts Peoples Mar
ket has everything In the way OF
meats-cold storage. l73 Com, ST,