Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-03

noted her destitute condition. Yet none
offered even a cheering word.
But a bellboy from the Alexandra
came along. He had been sent out on
an errand, and on his return trip no.
ticed the woman. He gaZed at her
moment and then hiked for the hotel.
In less than five minutes one of the
pages from the Alexandria was back
by her side with a camp chair for her,
The boy who first saw her had gone
back to the hotel and told others about
her. They all Clipped in and bought
that camp stool and sent it to her
Pretty decent of them, wasn't it?
Yes, bellboys are human, after all.
Of course this didn't happen in Los
Angeles:
A prospective guest walked into a
hotel and asked
"What are your rates here by the
month";"
"Hum-ha-well," said the clerk.
Really, sir, 1 don't know. I'll have to
ask the manager.
Don't knoW!" exclaimed the pros
pectiVC guest. What do you mean
"Wcll, sir, the reason [ don't is that
no one ever stayed here over week
yet"
New arrivals at the Nadeau includes:
f. c. McNear, a bank fixture manufac-
turer at San Francisco; II. b. over
holt, railroad man of Chicago; George
II. Gambell, who deals in real estate at
San Francisco; G. j. Dickinson, a
wholesale dry goods merchant of Kan
sas City, and b. j. Lonor, mining
man OF Arizona.
Among the new guests at the Hol-
lenbeck are: Charles p. Fox, editor of
~. Il 4 l.
James, an oil man of Bakersfield; a.
Nathan, who manufactures watches at
Rochester, and A. Kahn, Lompoc
banker.
Among those who registered at the
Alexandria yesterday are: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Tinker and Miss Valirie
Tinker, all Of Canton, o.; c. B. Kemp
of New York city; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Z. Schley of New York city, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William U. Shackford
of Coronado, the party being on a tour
of California together; j. S. Rogers of
Chicago, and Richmond Wied of New
York.
Those who registered at the Angelus
yesterday include Dottie and Helen Earl
of Chicago w. Rose a mining man
of Angels camp, Cal; Mr.. and Mrs j.
H. Payne of Upland, and c. K. Ham
ilton of Seattle.
At the King Edward, among others,
are the members of the New York
symphony orchestra, which is filling
an engagement at the Auditorium
theater.
At the Van Nuys among the new ar
rivals are: L. B. Howe of San Fran
cisco; Charles A. Rolfe, president OF
the Home Telephone company at Red
lands; S. M. Fedman, jewelry manu-
facturer of Seattle, and party con-
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cret-
ers and H. D. Creters, wife and
daughter, prominent tourists of Chi
cago, who are touring California.
Among the new names on the West
minister's register are: William w.
McLain of New Haven, Conn: w. F.
Broadman of Berkeley; James Kendell
of Belfast, Ireland; w. w. Whitney
of San Diego; C. L. Fiddle of Avalon,
and Charles Jensen of Chicago.
At the Hayward are. among others:
Will H. Sheahan of Chicago; c. l. Com
fort, Wheeling, w Va; Mr.. and Mrs
L. c. Roe of Riverside; Mr.. and Mrs
R. H Marshall of San Francisco; Mr.
and Mrs. [. D. Berg from Chicago
E. c. Hanna, a merchant from St
Louis; j. w. Roberts of San Fran
cisco, and j. E. Scott of San Bernar-
dino.
Among others at the Lankershim are:
Miss May Robson, who is playing at
the Mason opera house during the cur
rent week; Paul Fitzpatrick of Pied
mont; Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Porter of
New York city, H. M. Snyder of New
Orleans; r. E. Luncford and c. c.
Moore of New York Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Motley of Philadelphia, and
William A Newton of Chicago.