Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], January 02, 1907, Page 8, Image 8

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CLUB MEN TO
PLAY HANDBALL
TOURNAMENT WILL BE OPENED
TODAY
Los Angeles Athletic Club Enthusiasts
Confident That Coming Alley
Battles Will Be Fraught With
Clever Exhibitions
Los< Angeles Athletic flub handball
play, will enter today upon the sec
ond tourney which lias marked the
newly organized nwoclntlon'p life. Sue«
o eßSful as tin preceding torunainefit
proved, the coming play Will without
.doubt be fraught with more excitement
.■Hid clnssler performance than the In
itial atlempt. Many who took part In
tho first tourney merely because of n.
desire to learn something of the game
have since become clever player* and
may rank well Up when the finals com
mence.
Gordo Whelnn, the present champion.
will of course . nil as a pronounced
favorite, as he on his flrat cup by a
Rood margin Rnd appears to Improve ."t
the game as time goes on. Bam Hall.
Stan Mitchell. Charley Moon and Kay
Dunnlgan promise to be the contenders
and fit any event there will be a close
race for second and third places.
K<\ Heddorly, Lather medal holder,
will enter, prepared to pawn the trophy
upon some unfortunate opponent. A
number are in line for the hide medal,
but a few games must bi played before
predictions may be made,
The drawings are:
Stamlish L. Mitchell and Samuel <\
Hail: il. .1. Mercer and F. W. Hol
brook; T, E. Btanton and Adolph Fran
kel; Frank A. Qarbutt and W. R.
Brain: R. J. Brain and Sam S. P
William McKay and P, T, Morpr; i ;. S.
Hupp and T. Watlington: L. w. Bar
nett and Fred Siegel; Charles 1.. Moon
and E. L. Hedderly; W. D. Whelan Jr.
an, i Charles Clemente; R. T. McHugh
and Ray Dunnlgan; William Desmond
and Earl C. Orr; Hobs Foster and P. E.
Wellcome: Charles McQulgg and Dan
iel M. Long; H. A. Dunnlgan and T.
P. Amestoy; C. B. Moore and Robert
Newmark.
NEASY SECURES DRAW
MILWAUKEE, VVIs., Jan. I Dave
Deahler oi Cambridge, Mass., and
Charles Neary of Milwaukee fought a
tierco ten-round ilr.i\> before thi Bad
ger Athletic chili today at 102 pounds.
JAPS WRESTLE
IN PRIZE RING
About 1000 Japanese gathered ;it
Kauri Junction pavilion last niuht to
witness n series of wrestling vexhlbi
li'.ns grlwn by the re) i-esenla{l\ es of
the San Franolsco and Los Angeles
colonies. Twenty-one matches were
do. id,, l bisi night of thr. seventy which
constitute the i-ntin program.
The ropes around the ring were
taken down and :' four-cornered ar
rangement built In Hi' „'iii'T of the
canvas. Tliis was piled about a foot
high with sawdust to pn \ nt the Jajis
from Injuring ihi niselvi s.
Not more than half 11 dozen white
men were seated iiboul the an i I
which the Japa were performing. Be
fore starting on t!>, wrestling game the
Japa Invoked the aid of th good spirits
by drinking of water and sprinkling
:i certain mixture about the ring and
on themseh ■ s,
After iliis; was done the men posed
in ihe center of the ring until the
referee, with outbursts nr Japam -•■
language, could get them to grab on,.
another. Among the twenty-six rulea
governing the performance one Is the
clause pertaining to when a man Is
down. At any time should a man's
hiind. arm, knee or any other part of
his body touoh the floor it co
fall for his opponent.
Several of the contests, after much
dlscusßion on the part of the principals
and the judges, \vi re postponed unt il
tonight. During one of tho matches,
in which the i efei cc's flei Islon waa
just a little off, the backers of the
T."~ Angeles man, against \vl
referee decided, -■■■■ « I itensely angry
and threatened to demolish at least a
part of the famous pavilion. For a
time it looked as though :i miniature
roughhouse was Ii order, hut th>> ef
forts of a few succeed 1 in i|iii' ting
the cxi Ited pomp
The v Innera of lo - 1 night's matche ■
are as follows:
Wakawashlma-i »kn i lori, lli . Bas
ahji-Tatßukje, i le; Kanamoi ill i
awa, tie; Kanaik iri-Oi •
gigawa : 1 hiziku ; Tarn
hueuska; Hasegwa: Tatusarshi: \i
klgawa; Hal lizlku; Tuin
anagl.
PASSENGER DIES ON TRAIN
Was En Route to Los Avnjeles for
Benefit of Health but E>pired
Suddenly
J . W. Miller, ii resident of Toronto,
Canada, died on a chair car .if the
Southern Pacific i-mmi train early lust
night within a few miles of I.os Aiinc
leß while en routf; to !lii« city for a so
journ for the benefit o£ his honlthj
Death resulted from vii hQinorrhasi* of
the lungs, he having luen ;i sufferer
from consumption for v niimhf-r of
years.
Miller was [tcibnipaniod on tho train
by (i nurse. His family in Toronto
have been nalilici of his demise, and
his body now lies in tl lorgtie ••!
Overholtzei' & Mills nwaltlni! hiHtruiQ
turns from hln relatlvpf as tv ill. .iiv
posit lon of I'm' tiody.
Letters found on the iii-rum <<: the
dead man Iml leu te that he had .. n li
member of the <KM Fellow* 1 i dg.-,
WEEKS KNOCKS OtT McNAMAMA
pi RBLO, C 01,,., Jan. 1.--l'i,.|iii.
Weeks of Butte. .Mont., tonight knuVkti]
out Willie Mi'Ninnurti nf '■hie,-, go ai
the lli i"; opera house, I .'ripply i|i-ik.
lnI In the third round. We. Us wan jl:j l: su
perb condition und nils lliu sup.-rior in
every brar.ch of tin ;;.ue".
Radiated Magnetism in Cure of Fuialysij
To this lore- id attiibutud lln t-uru ot
the iwu-auU-a-lialf-yoai -uIU ton u( Jamul
lilmsdoif, who. at ihu afi uf eighteen
months, buiauiß v victim of Irfautile
paralysis- T:-o loft cldc- ol tliy 1,,,,|y and
both let's *'•"»' ll>e hips down wera :ar-
*A"few weeks ngo tho child r«eeh'O'i
tho ih'dt vi "«Hy trcatmentii wlili th«
lachelut st-iu ralois.
After 111' first week there was atoady
Improvement and now the parents re-
,ort thai the withered little legs aio
rounding oin again, the rvldences of
paralysis graving k-ss ami less.
807 Severance Uldg.i cor, Ctli and Main
»tr««ts
BRYAN COMES JANUARY 28
Nathan Cole, Jr., Receives Telegram
from Great Commoner, Fixing
Date of Visit
Nathan Cole. Jr., received n telegram
last night from Lincoln, X. b . nnnourn
lnjt that Col. nnd Mrs. William .1 Hrymi
will arrive In TjO? Angles on tho tnorn
lnjfllnjf of January "< They Will lie the
R iioßts of Mr. ml Mr», Cole nnd will
remain In th* 1 city several «lnys.
A rrnnßpmonts linvr> breti made for Mr.
Bryan to speak In the Auditorium on
the evening of January 28.
A committee In now piißUßed in plnn
nit\R n banquet, .1 reception and various
other demonstrations in honor of the
city's distinguished guests. There la
n strongly expresppd siiitlinent In favor
of n general reception to Mr. '"-I Mrs.
Bryan In some public building Inrffe
in.M!i:ii to permit of the easy Ingress
nnd rpM of thp general public, so
Hint everybody ho bo ii. •In 1 may
shake hands" with ho great commoner.
An ;,i r:iiic. ni.'iit of that character will
undoubtedly i"- made.
'MRS. TANQUERAY'
SUPERBLY GIVEN
MISS NETHERSOLE'S SECOND
OFFERING BETTER
Grisly Pinero Drama Is a Masterly
Effort and Her Interpretation of
it Is the Last Cry in Theat.
rical Realism
A iuperb i lay, artistically ■■
and masterfully given In the highest
siyin Hi' theatrical art— this was what
the combination o£ .Miss Nethersole,
her company and "The Second Mrs.
Tanqueray" made at the Mason last
night, in point of worth, depletion and
n.-nerni satisfaction, it far exceeded
ling bill, "Sapho," making that
cheap and tawdry In comparison.
"Sapho" is a meretricious appeal to
has.- and nloppy sentiment. This is a
strong, virile and truthful
tlon of the evils which Inevitably fol
low a lit. not according t.i the ten com
mandments, especially the si v< nth, ni ;
the unavoidable end thereof— "the
wages of sin is death."
The play drain with immorality 111
a (rank and even free manner, yet ii
never does this for the sake of vice,
but merely to emphasize tin* one point
upon which the drama hinges— that an
i sil existence cannot be burled, even
when departed from in all sincerity;
that the price must be paid, ai d In like
coin, not only by the guilty but— and
here is the awfulness of it— by the In
nocent as well.
It Is not needful here to tell the story
• it" ".Mrs. Tanqueray": it is not un
known, having been dnn« In Lob Ange
les before. It is sufficient n> state that
it tills of the marriage of Aubrey
Tanqueray and a woman who has had
si veral other escapades — and names,
more or less legally assumed. There is
• :■■!■ by the first marrlag ■:
she falls In love with one <>f her Btep
mother's Cornier lovers. The second
Mrs, Tanqueray reveals this man's con
nection wit h her past, and the i
broken. At the same time Aubrey and
Ills wife se< the future; he faces it, and
ols herself. There is no other
>\ay. It is ,i grisly thing— like n skele
ton, hare, ghastly and creepy. But
strong? It is like hoops of steel, it
grips one so closely.
Miss Nethersole, In depicting Paula.
gives us a very much finer piece of
work than she offered In "Sapho." It
is a uift'. rei t Bort of role; highi r i lass,
[piling a stronger story: filled with
■ lings. She is. despite her liai
sons, a woman of breeding, and not a
scrap of earth's scum. <>f course, "the
- lady and Julia O'Grady are
sisters under theli skins." after all, but
a skin may Ijp white or black or brown.
Paula is white sklnne !: Sapho is— well,
dark brown. And just as Sapho is
brown and must he played In a brov n
tot ■■. so Paula must be depicted in high
light? and with the atmosphere of re
finemi nt hedging her about. Only om c
or twice does the common harridan
phow through; when It does, Paula is
tersnipe; otherwise, she is a
holy.
It taken a woman ol fl ■ discernment
to play Paula; .Miss N< tin rsole is thai
woman, she perfectly differentiates
between tlv -•■ 'wo damea of ( -y mor
als, and never does si ; . i the two.
Of course, Palua being a higher class I
woman, demand higher 'lass Interpre
tation. This naturally i laces the i har- |
iK-ter ami'l surroundings that enable
much mor of .Mis's Nethersole's art to
«hine Hum v as the case Monday night. .
Clover ;>h she was then, last nitrlit sh<?
was even more compelling. She has
some scope for comedy; she does it
daintily, beautifully. Shi is called upon
for a fine display of cynicism and scorn;
sh<» hnndles th" episode most admha
l'ly. She is required to portray slncorol
not miiudlln; sorrow, and she wrings
hi'firls. sin- la expected to love— nnd I
she lo\ ■ - just us a ■■• oman with a past I
must lovi — with an insanity of .:■ i:
ousy that Brie knows full well is foolish, |
but which her suspicions will not pi i - 1
mil her to cast aside. Unlike the good
v oinan. sin In never certain of her lms- j
band'H rosiird; klip ever fears its re- ■
liii'iuisinneiit. It has always boon a j
cane with li.-r of easy come, easy ■*'•. j
and she.'eai but Imagine thai it will
bcb be ii r. petit lull, though n»" lie is !.•- |
Kiilly wed. All theen varying ('motions
.\Ms* Netli'Tsole pictures as clearly and
as admirably as if sin- were really liv
ing Hi- role, instead of merely doing it
behind ih<' footlights. Her uctlng Is
lh(' ;n me of reallßm; the apotheosis of
lnn. Nothing finer has been Un hoiv,
; mn s \,.|,..iro!e's company <lkl vastly
ii'-iter last iilrlh, too. Flunk Mllli-r us
Auhlvy nlmosl n deemed himself; If h? !
Lw|!| .in-:: nuilii' the same pi'OKl'fßH tin;
rest (if tile VM'fk, his goiiiK next J- 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 ■- '
day will leuvo keon regrets. Kosalind ;
jvaii ijave .in admirable Interpretation j
of the diiuKht'-r, Kllt-pii; and Molly
I'.^irsoii hail n ' lever bit as tho loud j
! , iy iirnved. while Krlc Maturin wast
viHiii .is n'-i- husband. William (.'lnrk
uyalii iiiji; the honui'H umong the men j
i IH llmt d.'ar old busybody. i 'lij ley
liruininli', while Inn doidsniitli was
; '.;ooc| as Mis. C'orUlyou. Julian Itoyce
was it failure oh ill" lover, Ardalu— the
There was a general tendency tv
spiak louder, <vn on the suu'.s pan,
) and the back roWH appreciated it, N\vn
thu llieaier was warm — for which
| tlianKs be, The gowns worn by Miss
Netllel'Sole made i!:,- sVOIIH'l) KUSJ) In
Ltilinirai i they were superb. The
mounting* and settings were especially
sumptuous. ••Adrienne I.ecouvreur" to
night.
To Hold Meetincj
> 111 hold i lonlght in '
11 l li.- l '!,.! mli.-l of < 'Hi
liav i" • i assured
LOS ANGKI.KS HfcRALDI WKDNKHDAY MtIKNINU, JANUAKY 2. NSf,
SULLIVAN HAS
MUCH TO LOSE
JACK "TWIN" WILL MEET A
STRONG MIXER
Boston Boy Has Been Knocked Out
but Once and Th.it by Jack
O'Brien — Has Since Fouaht
Philadelphian to Draw
.ii, Stilllvnn has much to lose Fri
day night, should Jim Flynn gather
in a decision from him (It Naud June
i ion or perchance slip over a disquiet*
lnn bio Unit would rails • the count
of ten to hi >■■ ie 1 off.
Since he first donned the gloves Jack
has Illrted with the top notch, is of
lt It* weight, meeting with varied sue
i ess. Though ii' ii is not been c.lile
to nUnln a pinnacle the "Twin" lias
experienced more than i tie average
run of ring luck, He has been a block
for Ilffht heavies, such as Jack O'Brien
i ii.i Kill McCoy, not altogether a
stumbling obstacle, but sufficiently
ctrong to provide interesting usances.
r. m for one little Item In the rei ord
I ' "Hid claim n-\ er to have
tantod ihe i tlngn ". i kno 'kout. Along
In the , arl> pnrt of April, IWM, I'hii
ndelphln Joch < I'Brlen put Sullivan to
three roundwl Plnre then Sui
rought to n twenty-round draw
« Ith OBi li-n ni Daw *on City. Prior
to that tline the Bontonlan went to
mi ,1 no decision affair nt Phll
udelphla with the Quaker ai \ later
Bfti en-round decision In tin*
tow n "f Perm.
O'Brien respects Sullivan's rlnK abil
ities, btil dei ' ires that of all men he
[ndl m sign on .lvi k. Speak
thi In tier recentlyi
"Twin always had an Idea that lie
could heat me and the night I knock? 1
him out in St. Louis he wasn't con
vinced that I could go It a little better,
I took Jack oni after the li^ht and
tried to persuade him thai he could
never win from me. He wasn't content,
however, and we met again nt Dawson."
Flynn's lair PhOWlng against Tommy
Burns ?om I line ago evidenced th \;
1 i word so. It
I? \ • i \ much of a question, however,
\< nether he i do bi tter than last
t wonts rom !s with Sullivan, wKose
t*li v . xp< rii ' ' " and generalship may
1 '-„\ ■ „ point ■ 1 obstai le. Jack 18 px-
I •■■ mi ly \ igll ml In I line of danger and
should not fall Into n dangerous \>.ill. p
The Boston boy should be no worse
than a Ju -7 l'a\ orll .
WINS DISTANCE
RUNNING EVENT
ln the face of a cold ■wind which drew
tears from the contestants, K. E. Stop
pey won tho four-mile crosscountry run
yesterday from Playa del lley to Venice
and return, In the fair time of 2S mm
utes. Stoppey finished very strong and
was apparently as strong as when he
started. His performance was a good
exhibition of running qualities and en
durance.
The Ivnnhoo Hnrrirrs. members of
\'. iiieli performed excellently yesterday,
have a very strong team which is en
tered for th" open handicap to he held
February 12 at Ivanhoe Junction, on
the Glendale electric car line.
Following is the list of winners yes
terday and the various times of fin
ishing:
E. K. Stoppey, U. S. C, 2S minutes;
J, R. Jeffers, Ivanhoe Harriers, 31 min
utes 20 seconds; F. Rosenanan, German
Turnverein, 34 minutes 8 sei ondei T.
il. Henry, Ivanhoe Harriers, 36 min
ute B.
Judges were: C. M. Pierce, W. Fer
ns L. Becker.
BRAVE WOMAN
BLUFFS BURGLAR
Finding a burglar In her home when
she entered late last nislit. Mrs. Annie
of nls East Fifty-fifth street
made i pretense of having a gun and
shouted to the hous< brea leer "( !el oul
or I'll shoot!"
The Joke had Instant effect on the
burglar and he ran In fright out the
front door.
.Mrs. <;iiiii";:s was In the house alone,
and when she relati t ihe Im Ident she
paid she could not umlc-rxtand what
(it ol ■ outsit Impelled her to bluff the
burglar, as shi afterward nearly falnt
• d fl "in fnuhi.
\ . exa niliuit lon "f the house after
:h. burglar had [led - how d thai ha
hud I" ■■'' ■ • ' (1 :i way befoi c ho se
ili • . He had gat hered
ti :■■ tii. r pn paratory to i arry
' but lefl them bi hind In
t rom the lone wo
man ami hei Im '■ Ina ry revolver.
FINAL SUBWAY
BILLS COMPLETE
i luiTill H
Attorneys and Klr-nosraphei'R havo
ln in busy* v. i'.li eii,{iiu <:rrf and city o!li
ei.iih In k* ■ 1 1 i 1 1 h data for this work, and
greai progress bus hcen made ►Im a
.Monday in drawing n), the i, Kll | papers
WRESTLERS HAVE tVEN BREAK
IUX v.' in, Jan. I. -Call I'ula, the
French champion heavyweight wre»\
1 • »-. und Wililiini i■. intn I, the lota]
Greek v.icsiUr. divided honor* in a
mutch here today, Dem tml won thu
Hist fall in T minutes, with tho revemii
l-.iili' Nelson and hia<lloek. I'uU look
the ii-icmi in r.i inlmitt'S, Hit; the hull 1
NelHon till] II Ufllci Tin* lust bout
was Ueclmod a draw owing to ihf fa-
Ukuu of th« conteutuntM after 35
llllnul ''* of 'vri-stlliitf.
tiomesctkers' dub l'onig^l.
Kvtry on* 'l"sirl' ,; tv „• run: a farm ham*
In (.'ulltoinla U luvluci, tv the •tlai at a
o'clock tbll evening In Home. Bsttni llu.ll,
I'lmmljir nt Comm»r«#. Four 111 new town and
colony now b»iiitf formed, ul>o the Los Ann«-
Icx Acr* Lot Club. Lan<l distribute] at whole-
iul» to it.fmbir*. Conic and Icain
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MEN
IN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
The DOl .mi.. 1 bulletin of the Mnssn
elnisrlts Institute of Te. hni<i" con
(■lns the. following names of *ludent«
from Southern Cnllfornln:
Los Angeles— John J. tllgglns. Nnthnn
T . ('"liini" Carl (',. Koppitz, Louis '.
Mesmer. (Jarnett A. Joslln.
Pasadena— Jv)hn C. Taylor, Henry I!.
Putnam,
Hollywood— T/nwrence C. Hampton.
lledlnnds— Kdwln c. Richardson,
■nntfl Unrhnrn— W. G. Hanford,
Prince C. Hopkins.
CHICKENS READY
TO BE ADMIRED
Hrst day Is to Im any I rilerion
for judging the annual exhibition of
the Poultrj H lera 1 a*sorlatlon o(
Southern California, the show uhi.h
it « 'iiuii s park yestei day will i"
a phenomenally successful one. Twelve
hundred prlgp winning or at least prize
d.ser\ ing . hi, kens have 1., ,n gathered
togi ther to show Los Angeles fanciers
« hai nrlstot ratio fouls look like, and
the result is more than could I \
pei t( d. The , nil..' tion Is said to he su
perior to any other collection Of fowls
, Vi i gathered In western America, and
the Inter, st taken in the show could be
seen from the fact that fully fifteen
hundred visitors wended their way to
Chutes park, braving the cold winds to
admire the choice chickens gathered at
the pavilion.
Prize winners from Madison Square
garden nnd winners of the blue from
Crystal palace were place.] side by side
with I.jcal home bred bluebloods, and
the home birds upheld the honor of their
section by classing as high as the east
ern hirds.
She Would you rather walk or rlilt,
there.'
He— Well. I've heen out ill the motor
mr so much lately thai I think I'd
rather ride far a change. — Pack.
If^ Si^^^^^i '■ night-cap of
R^plFjBSE MOORE WHISKEY
I ' j' will bring sound slumber
! and undisturbed rest.
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Stopovers if Desired
Daily Trains at 8:30 a. m.
For further information see E. W. McGce, City
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PROPER TAKES
HANDICAP PURSE
SAN FRANCISCO, .Tun. I.— A Held of
five faced the stnrtev today nt Kmrry
villr for the New Year's handicap purse
of $2000. The hulk of the public money
went on Proper nnd Loglntllln, It wns
a poor start and I>oglstllln wns so hid
ly left that the purse was a present for
Proper. In the opening event 1, "1,1
Nelson got off so far from the barrier
at the drop of the this that the race
-Hue .i procession.
Results:
First race, six and a half furlong*—
I .old Nelson, •);> (Huston), IS to I. won;
Prestige, lOli (Hunter). .11 to I, second;
The Mighty, 110 (Brown), 3 to 2. thud.
Time, 1:28 2-5. Metlnkntln, Anvil, Fred
Uent md sir i .iii - ■ i also ran.
Second race, mile Iteechwootl, 102
(Sandy), 3 to 1. worn Dorndo, 107, ON.
Miller), ,'i to ♦, second; Alma Hoy. 102
I Homer,) i:. to I. third. Time, 1:48 I
(iiihan, The only Way and Watchful
also ran.
Third race, three furlongs— Firestone,
in 1 1,. Williams), 2to 1, won; Rom on
teiir. 11l (Mclntyre). n to l, second;
Hunker Hill. hi (Brown), 5 to i. third.
Time. 0:391-6, Thomas Cnlhoiin.
Heather, Scott, Vallejo and Old Daddy
also i an,
Fourth nice, New Year's handicap,
mile ami eighth— Proper, 11!) (Brown),
3 to S. won; Itamtis, 100 (Homer), 12 to
1, second; Logistllln, US (S. Miller), 11
to '.. third. Time, 1:562-6. Corrlgan
and Joe Coyne also ran.
Fifth race, Futurity course, seilng—
Van Ness, 105 (W. Miller). 9 to 10, won;
Banpostal, 10,* (T. Sullivan). 13 to :•.
second; Hurlei 115 (L. Williams). 8
to ;.. third. Time. 1:12 2-5, Mediant.
Plausible, Edith James and Chief ■\Vltt
man also ran,
Sixth race, mile nnd fifty yards, sell
lng—llng— Nepiiuias. 89 (Thurston), 8 to 5,
won: Governor Davis, 102 (W. Miller).
s to 6, second; Clamor, 98 (Homer), IB
to 1. third. Time. 1:47. Mabel Hol
lander, Taker and Clyde also ran.
" 'lt strikes me." said the clitic, "that
you are inclined to discourage art."
"That's right," replied the theatrical
manager, "I find it pays better to give
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ClilneHH Tt-ua and ihib.-i. SunuurliiiiL
Cull and nuil teittlinoulala at urrtca.
Cuoituilatlua I'K-r.
BOH H. Broadway,
■let. Olb •»«" 10111 ••• l.ua AuKrlca, CaL
I savings" banks
4 per cent paid on term md 3 per cent on ordinary saving!
deposits. Loans on real estate. Open Saturday evenings.
German American Savings Bank &} r vTin Surphis '
iv c i « !poUU,UUU.UU.
23 South Spring St. Total Assets, .
Branch Main and First _ $10,000,000.00.
Southern California Savings Bank } v \ , G ; K " ck a ' £ rcs -
_ _ _ J ]. 11. I'.t.ilv. Vice Pres.
S. E. Cor. Fourth and Spring. \V, D. Woolwine, V. Pres.
Union Trust J|»''l<liiig, Clms. TT. Toll. Cashier.
Security Savings Bank Capital and Surplus,
vr ,- ,■ t • .i i c ' $700,000.00.
N. E. Cor. i ourth and Spring. Total Assets.
Herman W. Hellman Bldg. $16,000,000.00.
Clearing House Banks
mi: " flrriclw"g 1
A merican National Bank %• £■ W^^SSSi
•**• s XV, Cor, S'T'.ihl A nronilwny Capital, sin-pinn nn'.l Proflts. |7g,000.
National Bank of .California Jf: \' v % l 'w(Voi!\v. i i4Rf r caslii M .
M. 10. Cop. Second n"i Sprint Capital, tSIW.Min; Surpliia rmi. Proflta, 1100,000
tate Bank ft Trust Company i o v zomuho, «'nshier.
N. W. Cor, Second and Spring Cnpltal. >t|X),OOOi Snriihis nnd Profits. »wi,ooo.
Citizens' National Bank j 1 vVATfc^clishisr
S. W. Cor. 3rd niul Main. Capl'tnl ?"""•""*': Bi'irplui and rroflts, $3:5.000.
/central BanK w c DURQIN, Cashier.
* N. B. Cor. Fourth .<:• Broadway. Capital, tIOO.WJ; Burping and Profits. $100,000.
'T^he National Bank of Commerce T . M no u(;i.A9B Pre»
•*• IN Lot ANOBL.ES, CH.\RLISS I'2\VIN6, Cashier.
N._u\_c or_ Sixth » nd Sprint. c .nP!. !l'_ l-'OO.OOu; Surpliw, >:0,000.
United 'st-Tt#»c! Nntiritnl Rank 1 v - 1" I. I.MAN, Prea.
mica states National oanit _„ v . smith. Onshior. .
_S. i: Cor, Main A Commercial. Capital, i'.'Oi'.iKiO; Surplus nnd Proflta. SSOTOO.
ponimercial National Eank ce V > x; A } .}-[* .].*[ I ( hl^; "-
4:3 South'* Spring. Capital. KOO.OOO; 'flurplui and Profits, >2f009.
parmers & Merchants National Bank CH V A HyIKS;
* Cor. Fourth and Main. Capita 1. ii 00,000; Surplim and Protlts. |1,550, C.1.
First lMTlinrnl Hank ■■ - M KLI.IOTT, Pres.
irst INiatlOnal BanK w T s HAMMOND, cashier.
S. B. Cor, -. ml ami Spring. Cnpltnl Stock. J1.2S0.0O0; Surplus. $200.0 M.
__^ Undivided Profits, >1.157.747.0f.
H/Tercriantts Matinnal Rank " - W. lIKLIJMAN, Pres.
jyiercnanis rgaiionai tsanK w 1( hollidaV. Cashier.
■*•*•*• N. K. Cor. Second and Main. Capital. 1200.000: Surplus and Proflta. $350,000.
roadway Bank & Trust Company WAUR'EN . - V ' • ' ( 1 .; llcl 1 cr PreB -
lj iuduwdy canK v l rusi company R w KKi^'NY. Caahler.
■*-* SOS-ail) Hdwy. Bradbury Bldg. Capital. tLTiO.OOO; Surplus-Und. Profits. 1150.000.
BUST ■ a sWl'll'-j/l 4-jfr pi L^lBTtY \£ Tl t^E • T I W 4\ Artiy.iwMri* >J*.rt!l\fi3
«Sf IfanpipHfritanl 'f^
| I|f [1 - Irofnaislank - Iriiiir
(Ollflgl) 223 South Spring St. ((Cfmgpj
Tj ST^~- *—^t. -**' Branch Cor. Main and First Sts. 'V/f f~i' I l*z**K -(J
— __-___. Los Angeles, Calif. ' "" "™^T
[1(1(1 Statement of Condition f] fl fl
January 1. 1907
RESOURCES .1
Cash H.548.MT.165
U. S. and other bonds 1,047,939.85
L.OHnB 7,467,951.01
Bute deposit vaults, furni-
ture and nxturei 49,437.65 «•
i. mi* premises 78.000.00
Real eatatn 35,765.35
Other assets 1,318.79
$10,224,234.22
LIABILITIES
Deposits $9.37:!.447.!>fi
Capital stork paid In 600,000.00
Surplus and undivided
profits 260.786.26
$10,224,234.22
OFFICE.RS
W. S. H\HTl.lOT'l'. President.
M. S. A VERY, Vice Preaiarnt.
All. 11. JOHNSON, Vlrr I'rrNiilrut.
W. E. MaVAYt Vice l>r<-nlrirnt.
\V. K. < \(.l,\M)Klt. C'nnhlrr.
.1. T. \MIIIK\VS. AxMlMtnut (imlilrr.
i:. D. Kl.i.Dri'T. .\HHiMlnnf C'lmhlpr.
R. p. mi. i. MAN. Assistant Cashier.
DIRE.CTORS
J. M. Klllott. president First National
bank: I. N. Van Nuys, capitalist; O. T.
M M M Johnson, capitalist; B. T. Earl,
v^ capitalist; victor Pcnet, capl- v^ v-> <w>
j I tallst; J. M. Schneider, niana- |' '|
IS —*\ hit Boston Dry Goods stor.'{ .1. f* **V
J I C, Drake, president I* A. Trust I < I
( *) Co.; J. B. Cravens, vice presl- (' ■ S.
4' I ,|.nt First National hank; I* " ■ "•' ■■
Walter F. flaas, attornoy-at- •kTKvi
■iSJSk£RS) jrf**> law; C. X. Flint, cashier Com- JsrTSlf
*4 *a^Vy? 4^ menial National hank; P. F. 'l^fttpw'
t»^* Safely, Rathar Than Income, s^j M 2 6 \ \ jjv
1 i^!i ' la the Important Factor Jh\ \\\\. „
* TT 1 * • X With This Banrt. VI Bfl l IV £p
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