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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Warren to Have Hearinu

LONG BEACH, June 5.-Monday
morning Lee Warren will have his
hearing before Justice Brayton on the
charge of stealing $40O worth of dia-
monds from Miss Betty Hart at the
bath house. Mrs. Warren, IS years
old, formerly Miss Nell Summers of
Fresno, was arrested as an accomplice,
but was released as a ward of the
juvenile court She confessed to get
ting the jewels through a trick, her
husband giving her a key to the de-
post box in which he and Miss Hart
had placed their valuables when they
entered the plunge.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06

Youths long pants suits, worth $3.50, for
1925; $40 ones for S4.95; SIS youths suits,
the best quality and style, for ss.95.
Mems Suits-s1O wool suits. Sass; $3.50
wool suits. $595; SIS splendid business or
dress suits, s6.95; SIS suits, sS.95; hand
tailored $40 suits that appeal to the best
dressers S9s5; $25 suits-we defy the best
tailor to match style, quality or workman
ship at $40--on sale tomorrow, $1245.
Mems Cravenette Overcoats-Every one OF
the following are genuine Priestley wool
coats: $3.50 Priestley cravenettes, s5.45;
SIT Priestley cravenettes $3.50; $50 Priest
ley cravenettes. 50; $25 Priestley craven
cites. s11.45.
Mems Underwear-Mens soc ribbed bal
briggan underwear, 25c; mems 75c ribbed
underwear at 35c; mems 81 llsle-thread un-
derwear, 45c; mems natural wool under
wear, 49c; mems porosknit underwear,
37hc; 75c nainsook, knee length and short
sleeve underwear, 3715c.
Mems Hats-Men's So soft felt hats, 95c;
mems $3.50 soft felt hats SIPS; mems S.
stiff hats, S1.45; mems $3.50 soft felt hats,
in black and fancy coors s1.75; mems 81
soft hats, in the latest styles. S1.95; men
IS soft and stiff hats. in nobby styles and
shapes, s2.45.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
PASADENA LODGE OF ELKs
TO ENTERTAIN LAVIsHLY

PASADENA, June 5.-Out OF total @
of $1,000 needed, Pasadena lodge OF Ife Elhs
Two thousand dollars of this amount
was secured by the minstrels and the
bazaar given by the lodge, Another
thousand has been contributed by the
members themselves. And the addl-
tional $500 has been secured from the
board of trade and citizens VINO are
anxious that Pasadena shall maintain
its reputation as place OF generous Gus
bosni+aIitv when the visitors from the
east arrive. The Pasadena board Of
trade today declared itself in on the
subscription to the extent of $500. Other
organizations are expected to help
swell the fund. which will be used July
u. which is Pasadena day, to show the
visitors something of the wonders OF
this country.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
POMONA
1I5 South Thomas.
Home Phone 1896.
NOTES oE POMONA

POMONA, June 5.-Grading for the electric
railway is being continued on East Holt ave-
nue. to Reservoir street 1t is then planned
to go south on Reservoir street to Fifth ave-
nue. and west on Fifth to Carey avenue. The
rails now laid on West Holt avenue will be
torn up from Carey avenue to Huntington
boulevard and new ones laid over the Pacific
Electrics right of way through the Ganesha
Park tract to the park. Several carloads of
poles have arrived and are being prepared for
planting by a crew of workmen.
F. H. Thomas has arrived from burlington
Vt to assume the duties of assistant cashier
of the First National bank here. Mr.. Thomas
resigned as assistant cashier of the Merchants
National bank of Burlington to accept SINH
lar position here. He has been in the banking
business for fifteen years and has had wide
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
To Improve Newport Bay

SANTA ANA, June 5.-Articles of in
corporation were filed yesterday in Los
Angeles by the Chamberlain Island
company, which takes over an island
in Newport bay, and will improve the
property and place it on the market
in building lots this summer. I'M
provements in contemplation will in
clude dredging and filling in q channel
and the building of bulkhead along
the ocean front, the whole to cost in
the neighborhood of $4,000. c. L.
Chamberlain is president of the COM
pany and will be general manager.
Other members of the company are II.
C. Rossiter of Los Angeles and c. l..
Lancaster.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
ro Hold Memorial Services

LONG BEACH. June 5.-The Wood
men of the World will hold memorial
services here tomorrow, attending the
Methodist church south at Third street
and Linden avenue in the morning.
The pastor, the Rev. Watts, will de-
liver the memorial sermon. In the
afternoon the members of the lodge
will meet at the cemetery and decorate
a monument.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
BABY HURT BY PECULIAR
INCUBATOR MlSHAP DIES
Physician Who Attended Child Says
Death Was Due to Cerebral
Meningitis

LONG BEACH, Jun 5.-The incuba-
tor baby of Mr. and Mrs. William
Despair of Anaheim street, is dead.
A few weeks ago the baby was burned
severely by the bursting of one of the
hot water bottles in the improvised
incubator. Death, however, was
caused by cerebral meningitis, accord
ing to the attending physician. At
birth the baby weighed three and a
half pounds. 1t lived three months.
The parents lost their only other
child at the age of 21 months. The
father is a mining man in Arizona.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
SANTA MONICA
Cor. Oregon ave. and Third street.
Home pho=e ll7s.
Pioneers to Have Picnic

SANTA MONICA, June Sat the
meeting of the Society of Santa Monica
Pioneers held at the city hall it was
decided to hold a picnic of the organi-
zation at the residence of e. S. Vaw-
ter, sr on the 18th of this month.
A feature of the outing will be the
presence of all children and grand
children of the members of the society,
of which there are more than 100 at
the present time. To be eligible as a
member one must have resided in the
city for period of 21 years.
July 10, which will be the ami
versary of the founding of Santa Mon
lea, is the date set for the regular cleo
tion of officers, when an appropriate
program will be rendered.
President Vawter of the society called
the meeting to order by remarking that
1.-The old fossils will now come to or
der" The fact that he included him
self in the phrase is thought to be
largely responsible for his ability to
appear on the street today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Teachers Announced

OCEAN PARK. June 5.-The board of
education has announced the appointment
of teachers for the ensuing year. The posi-
tions will be occupied by the present in
cumbents, with the exception of Bess Holdz-
kow and Elizabeth b. Paul, who have ac-
cepted positions elsewhere, the former going
to Redlands and the latter to Glendale.
The two new teachers are Miss Lydia b.
Pinkerton and Mrs. Cora Daniels of River
side. The following will retain their pres
ent positions: Misses Elenor B. Weyers,
Katherine a. Turney. Adelia Adams and
Alma e. Cunning and Mrs. r. s. Finn. Mrs
Nellie d. Tyler VIII remain as principal
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
OCEAN PARK
i44 Pier ave.
Home 4o1s. sunset 1891.
ON CHARGE OF
STEALING OWN MACHINE

OCEAN PARK, June 5.-Howard Davis of
the Davis Manufacturing company Of st.
Louis has arrived here after three months
trip across the continent from his home city in
an automobile. Mr.. Davis, who is rated as
very wealthy in st. Louis commercial circles,
relates as a huge joke his experience in New
Mexico, where he was arrested on suspicion Of
having stolen the machine which he is driving,
after a fifteen days delay caused by sickness
and wet weather. He is under bail to appear
and answer the charge July 10.
After his return from the hearing he will
continue his trip to the Seattle exposition,
where he announces he will dispose Of his auto
and return home by rail.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Prisoner peIirious

LONG BEACH, June 5.-A green
eyed centipede, a monster rat with one
red eye, a blue bottle fly with a million
legs, and an awful-looking bug were
various creatures which crawled
through the steel floor of a cell at po-
lice headquarters last night where c.
s. Dillon, in high degree of intoxica-
tion. was confined. Sergeant Austin
vase implored to get busy with his bug
exterminator. For more than an hour
Dillon suffered the terors of sich yis-
itatiOns
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
10 WEST THIRD STREET
Between Spring and Main, Opposite Levy's Cafe
H. CONNELLY Receiver. Monday Night Till P. NJ.
SANTA ANA
Office 3I5 N. SycamorS.
Z1ome Phone 315.
MAN WHO PURCHASED AUTO
RECEIVERS FIFTY DOLLARS

SANTA ANA, June 5.-Contrary to
general expectation, judgment for the
plaintiff was rendered this morning by
Township Justice Smithwick in the
case of Rosenbaum VS.. Clark, an action
to recover $50 paid on account of the
purchase of an automobile that was
guaranteed in good condition by the
seller. but obstinately refused to go
for the buyer. The case will be ap-
npa1pd.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE
is TO BE DEDICATED

REDLANDS, June 5.-The new Ma
sonic temple being erected in Redlands
at a cost of about $4,000 will be dedi-
Gated Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
the Redlands Masonic lodge having re-
ceived word from Deputy Grand Master
Dana r. Weller of Los Angeles that he
can be here and conduct the ceremo-
nies at that time.
Judge B. F. Bledsoe has been invited
to make the principal address, being
the state orator of the order. A musical
program is being arranged and it is
expected about 100 prominent Masons
of san Bernardino, Riverside, Los An
geles and other points in Southern Cal
ifornia viii be in attendance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
STOCKHOLDERS PLAN TO
REOPEN CITIZENS BANK

LONG BEACH, June 5.-Next Tues
day night the stockholders of the Citi-
zens' Savings bank will hold a meeting
at the city hall and will endeavor to
arrange plan whereby the bank can
be reopened along the lines of the
agreement already signed by the de-
positors, according to which the stock
holders will make good the banks
deficit by an assessment of % per cent.
All but a few of the stockholders
have agreed to this and they will dis
cuss at the meeting next week the
proposition to make up among them
selves the amount of the assessment
which should be paid by the other
stockholders. If this is done they be-
lieve the bank can be opened again.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
MAN UNDER SENTENCE TO BE
HANGED DENIES HIS GUILT

SAN BERNARDINO. June 5-Bert NJ. Tay-
lor who has been sentenced to be hanged on
September 15 for the murder Of his sister-in-
law at Minden, Neb., is the man who surren-
dered to the sheriff here January 10.
Taylor stated when he surrendered that he
was weary of lodging the officers, and fearing
he would be shot sight by his pursuers to
secure the reward of $500 offered for him dead
or alive He denies he is the guilty party,
making the claim that the man who committed
the murder closely resembles him, and had
thrown suspicion on him He was held here for
several weeks after his arrest
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ATTEND
PARTY IN MEMS CLOTHES

EONG BEACH, June 5.-A dozen
high school girls had a so-called
"stag" party last night at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. B. w. Scheurer. AL
though no young men were invited and
the young women have done their best
to keep the affair and its details a
profound secret, the report has leaked
out that the affair was designated a
stag party because each young woman
present was attired in a complete out
fit of mans clothing.
The party did not break up until
midnight Quite a gathering of young
men around the Scheurer residence
longed for a chance to get inside, but
curtains We're drawn close and not
even a peep was obtainable.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
VENICE
Children Score Success
sunset 1881,
Home 4015.

VENICE, June 5.-The meeting of the Venice
chamber of commerce at the Ship hotel last
night developed into a pleasant social function
with a well rendered program by local people.
One of the hits of the evening was the
chorus by fifteen girls from the seventh grade
of the Ocean Park school, who. under the di.
rection of Miss Alma E. Cunning, sang several
selections.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker with number of her
music pupils also made a decided hit with
number of choice selections
Several instrumental solos of considerable
merit completed the program.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
pasadenan Honored

PASADENA, June 5.-R. H. Lee, a
prominent member of Ensign Bogley
camp, United Spanish War veterans,
has received notice of his appointment
as chief of staff, an important but
newly created post in the department
of Southern California. The date for
the assembling Of the California mem
bers of the U. S. w. V. in Pasadena
has been set for August 80. 81 and Sep
tember 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
To Present New Play

LONG BEACH, June 5.-The drama,
1.-THE Master Mind" written by B. P.
Glenn of this city and dedicated to
Miss Marjorie Ramheau of the Bentley
stock company, who is expected to
make a big hit in the title role, will
be presented soon by the Bentley COM
pany. The parts are being typewriter
for the company now.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Masons To Entertain

PASADENA, June 5.-Corona lodge
of Masons win be the guests Of Pasa-
dena lodge Monday night, and an ex-
cellent program has been arranged for
the occasion. After an invocation by
Rev. S. G. Durham of the First Uni
versalist church a quartet will sing
Il Love My Love-" There will be an
address by Judge j. w. Mckinley Of
Los Angeles. tenor solo by w. L. Jones,
s'Nita Gitana." and toast to Corona
lodge by w. w. Ogier
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Carpenter Case Appealed

SANTA ANA, June 5.-Notice of ap-
peal in the case of Mrs. Fannie French
Carpenter Chaffee VS.. Mrs Alice Car
penter as Administrative of the estate
of w. r. Carpenter deceased, has been
filed in the superior court and an or
der made for a transcript of the evil
dence to be taken from the court re-
porter's notes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
TO PRESENT TO COUNCIL
PETITIONS FOR ELECTION

LONG BEACH, June 5.-The petit
tions asking the council to call an
election on the question of modifying
the liquor ordinance have been signed
by more than the required 80 per cent
of voters. and will be presented to the
council Monday next.
There is a charter provision that the
council may pass the ordinance within
twenty days after the election is called.
If the ordinance is passed the election
would be unnecessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Arrested for vaoranov

PASADENA. June 5.-John Rogan.
an ex-convict from the Iowa state PEN
ltentiary, was arrested in this city to-
day by Detective Sergeant Joseph
Schultz on a charge of vagrancy and
sentenced to ten days in the county
Iail. Rogan admitted his previous rec
9rd. He was arrested while paying
particular attention to the entrances
10 the store of the Lewis N. Merritt
company
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Realty Board to Hold Outing

REDONDO BEACH, June 5.-The
realty board of Pasadena will hold its
annual outing and banquet at this
beach June 26.
Arrangements are being perfected by
c. V. Sturdevent, president of the or
ganization, and efforts are being made
to hold the most successful gathering
ever attended by the members of the
board.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Mercury Drops Ten pearees

SAN BERNARDINO, June 5.-The ex-
cessive warm weather which has been pre-
vailing in this section for the past week has
been broken, the thermometer dropping
Yesterday to 80, or 10 degrees lower than
the previous day and 10 less than the first
day of June which was the hottest of the
year Today the thermometer remained
near the 80 degree mark.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
RIVERSIDE
Corner Eighth and Main SITS.
Phones Main 2S7, Home 1441.
CHAMBER OF CoMMERc
MEMBERSHIP INCREASES

RIVERSIDE, June SIT was reported
at a meeting of the chamber of COM
merce boosters committee at noon to-
day that thirty-four names were lack
ing for the $50 new members the COM
mittee had set itself to secure in
week. 1t was accordingly voted to con-
tinue the contest until Monday noon,
and this afternoon a number in excess
of the required thirty-four was secured.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Los Angeles Couple Married

SANTA ANA, June 5.-Mrs. Grace
Doty and W. R. Starr, both residents
of Los Angeles, were married here this
afternoon by Justice of the Peace
Smithwick. Hazel Doty. daughter of
the bride, and Eugene Saum. broth
er, were witnesses to the ceremony.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
To Manage Hotel

REDONDO BEACH, June 81. r.
Hankla. well-known hotel man from
Minneapolis, has been engaged to man
age the Hotel Redondo for the coming
season. Mr.. Henkla will assume charge
of the hostelry Monday. The house
will be maintained up to the highest
standard of beach hotels and full
season is anticipated.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
RiIRRANk LIENS

BURBANK, June 5.-The Presby-
terian church has received a new coat
of paint and has also been reshingled.
The class of '0S gave party in honor
of the graduating class of '09 at the
home of Miss Marie Kern last evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Pool Room RuraIarlzed

SANTA ANA, June 5.-The poolroom
at Tustin was burglarized last night,
but the thieves got little booty, 100
pennies being taken from the cash
drawer, all the money in sight. En-
trance was gained by the rear window.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Thousands OF Dollars Will
Be Sacrificed Monday at
ITO West Third Street


Third
be
t IL 0 shirt Csc PONCE
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
Late News from the Neighboring Topvr1S and Cities
PASADENA

Circulation Dept.-Home 2ss5: Sunset ESQ.
Correspondent. 145 S. Los Robes Ave.
Day-Both Phones So. Night-Home 1858
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
RADTUM INSTITUTE

The discovery in an old mine in Cornwall
England Of the strange element whose exist
ence was first made known by NJ and Nine
Curie Is In many ways particularly gratifying
1t VIII facilitate class of investigation In
which King Edward has manifested keen
interest, and which cannot fail to Weld i'm
portant results. Indeed, It may have sug-
gested the endowment Of an institute for this
work by Sir Ernest Cassei, who several years
ago supplied the money for study Of tubercu-
losis by British royal commission.
One Of the studies to be undertaken by the
institute VIII relate to the utility of radium
for therapeutic purposes, and 1t is to be hoped
that particular attention will be given to the
value of the recently discovered element In the
treatment Of cancer. It's availability for dis
orders Of that class on the surface Of the BODY
seems to have received measure of confirrna-
ton. but its application to those which are deep
seated has been beset with difficulty. In some
instances where it was employed-that of the
late Dr. William r. Harper. president Of the
University Of Chicago is one-it proved dis
appointment, possibly because its use was not
begun soon enough or the method Of applying
1t was defective. That its remedial virtues have
not yet been fully developed, however, is more
than credible. Only recently Sir Frederick
Treves has been credited with eyincing faith in
the efficacy of radium In dealing with cancers
not readily accessible. That Sir Frederick (who
successfully operated on King Edward for ap-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
IFrom The Tribune Bur.suJ


washington Ian 29-The Vice President-elect
and Mrs Sherman the guests OF honor OF
Senator and Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins at dinner TINS
evening. Invited to meet them were the Secretary
of War and Mrs. Wright, the Secretary OF the
Interior and Mrs. Garfield. the japanese Ambassa-
dor and Baroness Takahira, Senator and Mrs
William Alden Smith, Senator and Mrs. owen,
Senator Bacon the secretary to the President and
Mrs Loeb Mr. and Mrs John W. Foster. MI ana
Mrs Thomas T. Walsh. Mrs. Mum. Mrs. Jonn
Lindsey Moorehead and ex-senator H e. DAVIS
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Silas W. Terry had din
ing with them this evening the Alibi Club Rep
resentative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth' Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Bourke Cochran, GenerA ana
Mrs John A Johnson Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nei-
son Page, Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. Viscount
and Viscountess de Martel, Mr. and Mrs William
Phelps Emo Mr. and Mrs. Pierre L1ortllard. Miss
Gladys Cuttings, Miss Anna CocllrcI. Miss Eleanor
Terry Captain Sowerby. James d. Phelan and
Lieutenant Commander Cleland Davis
Mrs Swanson, wife OF the Governor OF Virginia
was the guest of honor OF Judge and Mrs. s. NJ
Hatch at dinner tonight. Those invited to meet
her included Judge and Mrs. Howry, with whom
she is staying: Senator Perkins, Representative
and Mrs. McCreery, General and Mrs Aesnlre
General and Mrs. Wotherspoon. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Oxnaro. Mrs- Moran
and Colonel Hawes-
General and Mrs Darlington had q smln COM
pany Of the young friends of their daughter, Miss
saIIie Darlington. dining with them this evening
in honor OF Miss Garlington's house guests. the
Misses Byrne. Of Governors Island, New York
The company afterward went 70 the mop NJ the
Washington Barracks.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. selfridss gave dinner
tonight In compliment 10 the Russian Ambassa-
dor, Baron Rosen-
Senator and Mrs. ]. C. Burrows and Mrs B. H
Warder entertained dinner parties
Mr.. and Mrs Tiffany Dyer invited a company
to dine with them tonight TO meet Miss Zeuoba
Camprubi. OF Italy. who is visiting them.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Sea water as q curative for certain kinds of dis
orders OF the skin Is one Of the late methods OF
treatment that has come TO this country from
France II is hoped that It may suppant the use
OF arsenic n remedy for such disorders. "The
water is taken at q distance OF forty or fifty miles
at sea and is from depth OF thirty or forty feet
below the surface" says The Boston Transcript"
These precautions taken to insure supply
free from possible contamination. and the water is
further subjected to q process Of sterilization 1t
Is injected into the tissues Of tho patient"
my literary ambitions. growlad the aspiring au-
thor You say It doesn't pay Look at 3dG Charles Ghe
ali earned with Ills pen
but don't YOU remember that Aladdin could make
more than that in Ave minutes by simply rubbing
thing m G:O OF THAT that kind. wiI'Ichlcaso Tribune
Sydney Australia has had a novelty in the shape
Of mystery ship An American steamer the
Coronet arrived by night in the harbor unsignalled
and unannounced. 1t peopled by strange
looking crowd OF men, women and children. The
officers were dressed in clerical attre-long coats
and white ties. Nobody allowed board
save the government medical officer and the harbor-
master. The Sydney reporters ascertaned that the
ship is connected with the newest American sect.
the 'rHoly Ghost and U.s." whose head, Sanford,
claiming to be the reincarnated Elijah. is board.
The Coronet has been cruising for some months
among the Pacific islands.
What was the most remarkable episode you ever
witnessed?"
We'll, I once close streetcar
door"-Iouisvilie Courier-Journal.
A Vienna correspondent of Tho Pail Mall
Gazette" tells of a infectious disease among
children In Lower Austria, to which the doctors
have given the name of polyomyeites Translated
into plain language this childrens spinal
paralysis. The first symptom is high fever, fol-
lowed by a headache, sickness and vomiting,
and sometimes also accompanied by convulsons
cramp. The next stage Is paralysis either OF the
whole body or individual limbs. This paralysis
casionally takes transverse direction. the right
arm and left leg being affected The disease does
not appear TO bs fatal. Frequently a complete
covery is effected. but occasionally the limbs
main In q weak condition
great French chef used to say to those
toners who praised his dinners, Never boast OF
having dned well till the next day."-Philadelpha
Inquirer.
'@The Financial News" of, London. celebrated
its twenty-fifth anniversary last week The first
daily financial paper established in Europe. it is
the only one which prints simultaneously in
London and Paris. Although it's founder and
editor Harry H Marks, is an Englishman and q
member Of the British Parliament he has had
journalistic experience in America, having worked
on papers in New York and New Orleans.
What is your fayorits ii9wer5d ,d she cried
And thinking of her wealth, replied.
Philadelphia Record