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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
LONG BEACH TO
ENTERTAIN ELKS
VISITORS EXPECTED TO PASS
DAY AT OCEAN SIDE
In the Morning Elks viii Be Taken
on Auto Tour of City-Surf
Bathing Will Be Pop
ular
Especial to Tho Herald

LONG BEACH, July 1&-Pine ave.
nue., between Ocean avenue and First
street, will be packed with automobiles
tomorrow morning and good. sociable
drivers will be. at the wheels to drive
the visiting Elks all over town, show
ing them the ocean, the residence por-
tions and the harbor. The ride will bo
full of interest, but will not take up
too much time. Boat rides from the
pier will be provided also during the
forenoon. and those who have not Wis
tied the cruiser Albany may do 50 then.
In the afternoon, besides the other
events, including sports on the beach,
about a dozen bands which accom-
panied various Elks lodges to Los An
geles will hold a contest on the beach
in the music shell. Definite promises
from the bands have been received by
+. H. Martin, chairman of the commit
tee, and he has on exhibition tonight
in Los Angeles $3.50 solid silver low
ing cup, appropriately engraved, which
will be presented to the band which is
adjudged to have furnished the best
music.
The ocean is expected to prove the
most attractive feature of the day for
the visitors, especially those from far
inland. There is room enough in the
Pacific for all, and in good. safe water
for bathing too. close to shore.
The ball at night will be n star fea-
ture. The Elks ball will be in the au-
ditorium, handsomely decorated. APP
petizng refreshments will be served.
The Long Beach Elks. who are uni
formed, will appear in these suits at
the ball. c. c. Lord, chairman of the
committee, has arranged for music by
Willey's full orchestra. The newly
elected grand exalted ruler will' be ex-
pected to lead the grand march. An
overflow" ball will be given at Hotel
virginia,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
NEWS FROM REDLANDs

REDLANDS, July 13.-Work is to be
started on the Redlands and Yucalpa
Mile High railroad to Oak Glen early
in August, according to report com
ing today from President j. NJ. Nee
land in Los Angeles. Such an an
nouncement has been expected for sew
eral weeks, there being an understand
ing that work was stopped because the
men promoting the railroad did not
have control of the land in the valley,
but some time ago the Dunlap and
HOughtOn ranches We're purchased, the
two embracing about 5000 acres. WIN
these under control it is expected the
road will be built as rapidly as pos
sible.
Orange growers in the Bryn Mawr
section have organized the Bryn MaWr
Heights Citrus association, with 300
acres of orange land signed for next
year The fruit is to be marketed by
the Redlands Golden Orange associa-
ton, of which the new one VIII be a
branch.
Manuel Dominguez, a blacksmith
was arrested for creating a disturbance
at his home and fined 500 or to serve
100 days in Jail. He pulled chalr
from under Mrs. Dominguez as she
was sitting in it, and she fell to the
floor. Trouble resulted, and an officer
was called to settle it, with the result
that DOlulnSQ eZ, VINO uou DSSl III nm
ing was arrested.
As a result of a drill and eXamina-
ton last night, Private w. NJ. Garth
ers of company c was elected sergeant
10 succeed Sergeant Lehr, recently
elected captain.
The home of Mrs. Fred Ayres at
Mentone burned last night, with all
furniture and clothing, the occupants
being unable to save anything.
Homer Randall, burned by the burst
ing of a water pipe cannon July T. was
removed from the Redlands hospital to
his home today, and his recovery is
expected soon.
Bernard Henckley injured by a short
circuit at the switchboard of the sub
station of the Edison Electric company
in Redlands is recovering at the Red
lands hospital and will suffer no i'll
effects, though his recovery will re-
ouire some time because of the severe
burns.
Plans for the erection of a natato-
rum and Turkish bathhouse in Red
lands were launched today, when sew
eral Of the men interested got together
and put stock on sale. 1t is planned to
sell stock to the amount of $4,000 ana
to erect a building and pool to cost
that amount at the corner of State ami
West Third streets.
Redlands probably will soon get a
81 20 gas rate instead Of the $1.35 rate
that has prevailed since May l. The
san Bernardino Valley Gas company,
which took over the Home company Of
Rcdlands, has asked for an arbitration
of the difficulty, and made u state
ment that price of $1.10 will be sat
isfaCtOry.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, July 13.-Steamship President
cleared today for San Diego with freight and
passengers She will call tomorrow, bound FOR
Seattle via San Francisco and Eureka.
After discharging part cargo lumber at san
Diego steamer Bowdon arrived with $4,000
feet lumber for National Lumber company.
Yacht lola arrived from San Francisco via
Santa Barbara
steamer Daisy arrived this morning, 1Oi
hours from Hoquiam, carrying 100000 feet
lumber for various consignees
Schooner Edward r. West has arrived nine
days from Aberdeen, with 100000 feet lumber
for San Pedro Lumber company
Steamer George W. Fenwick completed dis
charge of 1000 600 feet of lumber for National
Lumber companS and cleared for Columbia
river to reload
steamship George w, Elder cleared today
for Portland via San Francisco and Eureka,
with freight and passengers
Steamer Cascade arrived from Wilapa Har-
Dor carrying $4,000 feet lumber and railroad
lies.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Children ScaIded

LONG BEACH, July l3.-Trying to ope-
rate the clothes wringer attached to a wash
home proved a dangerous experiment for
little James and Vivian Freeman children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman of Fourteenth
street and Daisy avenue. this morning The
tub was full of boiling water which poured
over the elder childs head and the back Of
his neck and splashed over the little girl
feet. Both children were painfully burned
and DIT Bernard Shelton, who was called
To attend them. said he considered the
elder chlld's burns dangerous The father is
an employee Of the Craig plant.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Parents EIectrocuted

SAN FRANCISCO, July t3.-Through
a guardian, three children and Jean
and Mary Puchu filed suit today for
damages aggregating 100000 against
the San Francisco Gas and Electric
company. The plaintiffs allege that
the company attached a live wire to a
tree in front of their home in Athens
street and that both of their parents
were electrocuted by coming in contact
with a wire clothesline charged by tho
companys wire.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Denver Bars Sunday Funerals

DENVER, July 10. - Hereafter no
Sunday funerals will be held in Denver
unless orders are issued by the board
of health making them necessary. This
was decided today when an agreement
was signed by forty-three ministers,
twenty-one undertakers and the two
principal cemeteries of the city The
movement was indorsed by Bishop n.
c. Matz of the Colorado diocese of the
Catholic church and Bishop Olmstead
of the EniscOnal church.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
AVALON MAKES ELABORATE
PREPARATION FOR ELKS
Many Visitors Expected on Island
the Latter Part of the
Week

AVALON, July 13.-Clothed in purple and
white, interspersed with yards ana yards of
bunting, this town presents today an ideal OF
decorative ability. For days tile local EIts
have been planning, designing and letouchmg
the pristine beauties Of the Magic Isle"
Never before has such elaborate preparations
been made FOR the welcome of any visitors To
Catalina
Located in the center Of Crescent avenue is
a massive triumphal arch, its decorations
spreading clear across the thOrouEhf1re From
the wharves hang countless numbers of
Chinese lanterns, B. i. o. d. omhiam- and
other decorative contrivances The classic arch
stands twenty-siN feet in height with columns
twelve feet IN circumference.
Four round trips a day from the mainland
to the island is the new schedule, which Will
continue until next Tuesday saturday, pro-
gram will be entirely informal a dance "a
plunge in the surf and like amusements being
planned. Arrangements have been made for "a
monster barbecue to be served at 1 O'Clock
Saturday. -Four mammoth pits each with $40
pounds OF barbeoued nsh, will be prepared for
the festivities.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14

PASADENA. JULY 1S.-Actipg on
resolutions presented by a committee
from Ensign Baglcy camp United
Spanish War Veterans. the city codn-
ell today ordered it's legal and judi
ciary committee to prepare an ordt-
nance at a date far enough i'm advance
of the next celebration to allow the
dealers in fireworks to escape without
financial harm, which will guarantee
to the city of Pasadena the safe and
sane" Fourth. The resolution, present
ed by DR. Wright, James McAney and
Frank Foye declared the modern
method Of celebrating the anniversary
of the Declaration of Independence TO
be barbarous in the extreme and re-
sponsible for many deaths and count
less pain and suffering every year
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Lapanese Study Peanuts

SANTA ANA, July 13.-Risabura
Ota, Japanese commissioner to the Sc
attic exposition accompanied by Kat
suji Inahara, secretary of the Jap
anese association of Los Angeles, was
here today investigating the method
of peanut culture in Orange county
with a view to obtaining information
that may assist peanut growers in
Japan. He pronounced samples of Or
ange county peanuts shown him at
the Santa Ana chamber of commerce
the finest he had ever seen.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
SUGAR Factory to Open

ANAHEIM, July 13-The time for
starting the sugar factory here has
been set definitely by General Manager
J. Ross Clark, who, in company with
Walter NJ. Clark, manager was in con-
sultation with the superintendent, field
superintendent and his assistant yester-
day, the date determined on being
Thursday, July Is, for blowing out beats
delivery to be made July 49,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Talk on Citizenship

YOSEMITE. Cal, July 13-Rev. Will
liam RAIDER of San Francisco and Chos-
ter H. Rowell of Fresno we're the prin-
cipal speakers before the Yosemite
Chautauqua today, addressing the dele
gates on topics suggested by the cele-
bration of citizenship day" Rowell :
address dealt almost entirely with the
present condition obtaining in San
Francisco, following the expose OF mu-
nicipal corruption three years ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Pythian Sisters Elect Officers

POMONA, July 13,-The newly in
stalled officers of Pomona lodge of
Pythian Sisters are Mrs. Elmer E.
Armour, most excellent chief; Mrs. c.
Cahoon, past chief; Mrs. F. Neider-
meyer, excellent senior; Mrs. Cora
Wright, excellent junior; Miss Baker
manager; Mrs. w. Stevens, mistress of
records and correspondence; Mrs. f.
Krauss, mistress Of finance; Miss Ethel
Standard, inner guard; Mrs. J., Clark
outer guard
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Auto Runs Into Pole

SANTA ANA. July 81. A. Turner
cashier Of the Farmers and Merchants
bank while driving on Main street last
evening in his automobile lost control of
the steering gear and allowed the machine
to collide with a telephone pole, the i'm
pact throwing Mrs. Turner out and brusing
her quite severely. Mr. Turner was not in
iured and the automobile was only slightly
damaged 4
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
National Service Bill sheIved

lords tonight. by vote of 1913 to 103,
decided not to proceed with the ma
tional service bill which Lord Roberts
introduced in the house yesterday. This
bill provides for compulsory service IN
the territorial army of all male citizens
hetMeen the ages of is and 30.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Trainman Injured

LONG BEACH July 13.-Waving his
right arm in giving a signal, James Foster,
a Pacific Electric section foreman, was
struck ON the arm this morning by the salt
Lake train coming from East san Pedro,
He was Whiried around and thrown YIo-
lent.y to the ground. His arm was bruised
and he suffered several decorations from the
fail.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Honey Cron Short

SANTA ANA, July 13.-County Bee In
spector Peasants reports a shortage in the
seasons honey crop and puts the yield at
not more than 275 tons The lack of rain
in April and the hot spell the last few
days in May and the first week in June are
responsible for the shortage. Last year the
yield was 225 tons, snort crop for Orange
county.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Redondo Schooner at Portland

PORTLAND Ore. July 15.-After a
passage of twenty-five days from Re-
dondo the schooner Lottie Bennett
reached here today. She will load lum-
Der for California. The steamer Roam
oke, Captain Durham, sailed for San
Pedro and way ports tonight. she
took a big list of passengers and full
cargo.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Official Injured

SAN BERNARDINO. July 81. Ost. store
keeper of the Santa Fe's Coast Line oil de-
psrtment, with headquarters in this city, was
seriously injured this morning while making
a trip from Richfeld to Olinda a gasoline
motor car While running at a high rate of
sIeed the car left the track, throwing Mr.
Osr out and badly spraining his ankle, break
ing the bones and cutting his head seriously
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Chauffeur Exonerated

SAN BERNARDINO, July 13-The coroner 5
inquest over the remains Of Phillip Reed, the
young Cotton lad over and killed here
sunday afternoon, was held this morning and
the iurv returned a verdict Of death by being
run. over by an automobile and fully exonerated
the chauffeur for any blame or carelessness.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Take Time to Select Jury

ROSWELL, N NJ, July l3.-It was
believed tonight that more than week
would be required in selecting jurors 10
try w r. Wells. capitalist, who is ac-
cused of the murder of Ollie Shirley, as
the result of labor troubles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14

REDLANDS, July fisherman Caudell, the
R,dlands man charged with a revolving crime
in the mistreatment of his n-year-old daugh-
ter, was sentenced today to San Quentin for
the balance Of his life by Judge Oster in the
superior court at san Bernardino.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14

SAN BERNARDINO, July 13-R. w. New
ten. the youthful burglar arrested here several
weeks ago in the act Of going through local
cigar store has been sentenced to ten years
in Folsom.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Creates Scene on Street

SAN BERNARDINO, July 81. f. Norton,
first cousin of former Vice President Fair
banks this afternoon created scene on one
of the business streets by suddenly rushing
down the street. grabbing his wife, who was
standing in front Of the Hall of Records and
loudly threatening to kill his father-in-law, w.
WHITE.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
Fort winqate Suffers by Fire

GALLUP, N. NJ, July 13.-Word has
reached here of the destruction by fire
of the quartermasters store at Fort
Wingate. The loss is estimated at be-
tween $35, 900 and $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14

Monday, July 12.-Oranges so, lemons IS;
total o. Total TO date this season, oranges
q 94I, lemons 4754; total S2,701. Total to same
dste last season, oranges %, 500, lemons 1925;
total % 221
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
San Francisco shinpina
Seattle Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO, July 13,-Sailed; Steam
err George Loomis Radondo.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14

SEATTLE, Wash, July 10. Arrived. Steam
err Admiral Sampson from San Pedro
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14

ST. MICHAELS-A Elk or Il. Peycke Co,
81 g5; Old Mission CT, Chapman, &'5o doIaen
Eagle. sd 81 o.; Volunteer 5 Eek, 81. 3O Blue
Globe Riv Eek $3.50; Red Globe, 2lo
BLOoDS-Sweetheart s1S5; Eagle' 81 60
GRAPEFRUIT Globe halves, 22o'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fly Growers f co, $3.50,
choice 81 20: orchard run. S3O5: Squirrel A II
TX, secs: Pride of Corona, . c Eek, 30 oi
Corona Beauty, $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14

PASADENA

Circulation Dept. Home 26S5: Sunset 274o.
Correspondent l45 S. Los Robes Ave.
| Day-Both Phones So Night-Home 1858
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BOSTON

BOSTON
BOSTON, July 1S.-seven cars sold. Market
doing better Hot.
NANELS
Lincoln, A II Casa Blanca ..,...'..'.'''''''Sl'e o
Lincoln, A II Casa Blanca .......''.'''''''' 'oo
Victoria, A IL Casa Blanca .,.''''...''''''' l."
VAIENCIAS
Tulip, T c Porterville ...........''''"''$l' 10
Arrowhead b Highland ....''.''.,'.'''''' 80 90
Pine Cone h Highland ,...,',,...'''''. S'vo
Producers. Fly. Red o co,,...'..,''',' 90, 90
SVEETS-Pne Cone, Highland' Szlo'
Arrowhead 81 rs; Producers Fly, Red y Co.
81 ST MICHAELS-P Producers, S2D
LEMONS
Gold Buckle r. II High ...,.....''''''''SS 20 ~ ~
Belt. r e High ..'.'''''.''''''''''''''''' o'''
NEW YORK, July 1s,-seVenteen cars or.
nnees and three cars lemons sold. Inc marhet
is easier and lower on oranges strons alu
active on lemons Weather hot museS'
showery.
NANELS
Independent Or Growers f Co''''''''''''''''9i.'0
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-14

July 1s.-seven cars sold, Market
Evening journal., 1909-10-19
STIR IN HOUSE OF
COMMONS OVER THE
FERRER EXECUTION
By United Press Leased Special Wire

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. Oct. 1e-The anti-spanish
sentiment following the Ferrer execu-
tion caused fiery half-hour in the
House of Commons to-day, but an at
tempt by Victor Grayson, a Socialist
member, 10 move for the expulsion Of
Spain's ambassador from London was
squelched by the speaker. The Labor
and Socialist forces began a move
ment Of protest against the killing Of
the motion. but they were quickly sill
enced by the majority.
Arthur Henderson, a labor leader,
opened the discussion by questioning
the foreign secretary on England's at
titude toward the Ferrer incident. The
secretary responded that the govern
ment at no time was in possession Of
special information regarding the Fer
rer case. and that the proper policy
OF non-interference with the internal
affairs of a foreign country had been
followed. This brought a shower OF
queries and comment from the Labor
and Socialist side Of the house but the
secretary took refuge behind establish
ed precedent and maintained that the
government took the only position In
the matter possible in view Of inter-
national conditions.
Crayson then attempted to put his
motion for the expulsion OF the Spanish
ambassador, but II was squashed by
Speaker Lowther.
Evening journal., 1909-10-19
STOCK PLAYERS
SEEN IN COMEDY

"The Heir to the Hoorah" opened at
the Avenue Theatre last evening and
a representative audience Of Whining
tonians had an opportunity OF seeing
one Of the breeziest comedies present
ed in fine style, by a company OF coed
players.
This comedy, from the pen Of Paul
Armstrong, is typically American and
breathes throughout the atmosphere OF
the open west, where whole soul man
live. love, fight and die. The comedy
itself. brings out the best that is in
the players and gives each an oppor-
tunity Of displaying his or her ability.
Tho curtain rises on the palatial
residence of Joe Lacey, a typical
miner. who has amassed his wealth In
a mine known as the "Hoorah." He
has married an eastern woman with a
designing mother. He soon learns that
IL was his bank account and not love
Of himself that brought about the mar
rlage. His friends call on him and his
recrimination over the fact that they
have appeared in their own rough
garb. rather than in modern evening
apparel, brings about bad feelings
that threaten for a while TO break up
lifelong friendships.
After q return from an eight
months trip abroad, Joe is given re-
ception by his friends and the old ties
again cemented. During the feast the
announcement IS made Of the birth Of
Joe's first born. One can imagine the
outburst at this bit OF news. Thorough
the baby, called the Heir &c the
Ioorah," a complete reconciliation is
brought about. and a very delightful
comedy brought TO a close.
The work OF Mr.. Miller as Joe Lacey
brought out some very natural acting
/ His brother Dave was efrectivel!
lplayed by Mr.. McDermott. As a Jap
servant Mr.. Hockey showed his abil-
Iity as a comedian. The whole COM
lpany was well cast.
Evening journal., 1909-10-19
WHITE SAYS KANSAS
IS TIRED OF CANNON

By United Press Leased Special Wire
KANSAS CITY, No. oct. 19.-wiliam
Allen White came last night and talked
to-day, and politicians declare its up to
Joseph G. Cannon TO wonder what's the
matter with Kansas" The result OF Mr..
Whites conversation which was given TO
inquiring newspaper men and continued
at the dinner given on the fifteenth ami
versary of the Wyandotte constitution.
was gracefully draped around the theme
''The people are tired OF Cannon"
They are going 70 retire Cannon" Mr..
White declared. Here in the West and
AIiddlewest the great movement for pro-
gress is wen under way and there is moth
ing that can stop it. Therefore at the end
of the Taft administration the people will
be in control and the ends Of things re-
dictionary is in sight.
There will be no Cannon representa-
tives in the delegation representing the
Kansas state.
Evening journal., 1909-10-19

with the endorsement OF many emil
nent scientific bodies of men I'm all
parts Of the world who unhesitatingly
pronounce him a wonder. Whatever
the explanation Of his work may be.
Houdon gives a strictly high class en-
tertainment which appeals directly 70
those who care to dabble In the occult
There is a fascination about his work
that commands attention wherever he
goes.
Houdon wishes II distinctly under
stood that he does not attribute his
strange manifestations to any supernat-
ural agency but on the contrary Il IS
all explainable upon natural laws and
scientific principles. Houdon does not
connect any other sort of performance
with his own. He fills the entire even
ing's program Of over two hours re-
plete with startling effects and sensa-
tional novelties along the line Of oc-
cult psychic and spirit phenomena.