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RUBIO LAND AND
WATER MEETING
NEW DIRECTORS ELECTED-A
CHANGE IN SECRETARY
New Reservoir Plans Talked Over,
and New Company Makes
Preparations for Cam
paign
Pnsniicna Agency,
I 77 North Hnymond Avenue,
' phones: luntei 1807, Home :'i I'•
I 'AHADKN... Feb. ifl.— At the meet
ing of the stockholders of the Itublo
Canyon Land and Water association
last evening a board (if directors was
elected and reports of the year's busl-
MC.HH read, showing everything to be In
a nourishing condition,
■| hi board of directors ele< ted were as
follows: k. D. N'ii. George V, itoss, I-.
s. Porter .iiui Paul Hutchlnson. Mr.
Ross li iii" only new member of the
board as II stood lasl yenr.
F. s. Allen, who has held the office
of secretary of tho association during
ni. pai i jar, • ar, has refused to stand for
reflection and win nol be a member of
tho board t ills year, /
The statement of receipts and ex
penditures for ths yenr from February
i. tBO6, to February 1, 1907, shows n
IDOSI pleasing set of IK'iires. AS against
n balance Of |957 Of cash on hand Feb
ruary i, 1006, h balance of cash now
on hand »^ shown to !"• 18490,79, with
over $!oi) iii bills receivable. This was
In addition to the fact thai tha expen
ditures for construction, laying new
pipe lines and surveying, together with
salaries, totaled over J6OOO,
T 'nt n the new reservoir or (He com
pany Is completed and In operation
there win be no extraordinary effort
made to gain additional patronage,
though it Is expected to complete the
new reservoir within the n<'xt year
it matters can be arranged to thai end.
The company is an exclusive one and
■will cul a wide swath 111 local water
matters when In full operation, with
every facility developed.
CHARGE SANTA MONICA FOR
USE OF SEPTIC TANK
Spm-inl t'> The Herald
OCEAN PARK, Feb. 19.— After de
liberating ;iw a committee <>f the whole
In a private, room at the city hail tin
til close to ij o'clock, the board came
forth last nlghl and Informed the clerk
that he was Instructed to sond a bill
to the city of Banta Monica for use of
the local septic tank facilities from the
flrsi nf Jul. . 1906, al the rate of $2&i»
per month. Earlier In the evening tlie
board had been presented with v pe
titlon from the Venice chamber of com
merce and Signed by about fifty lend
ing business men. praying that the
privileges of the tank be denied Santa
Monica after the last day of this
month, No official action was taken
on the petition. Locally it is believed
that Santa Monica will refuse to pay
the charge made by the board for the
Bewage facilities rendered and there ap
pears to be no redress Whereby the
law can be Invoked in the matter.
It Is expected that about thirty
Women from the Hollywood Women's
Club will be the guests of the Crescent
Bay Women's club at next Thursday
afternoon's meeting. A special musical
program will be a feature of the after
n ib entertainment.
PRAY FOR SALVATION
OF MISGUIDED POLICE
Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Feb. 19.— Rev. Joseph
McCauley and the four other negroes
who were arrested last Sunday after
noon because their religious services
caused a blockade of Locust avenue,
were released by Recorder Hart ttiis
morning. Hart said the charge was
too indefinite.
As soon as he had dismissed the case
these negroes and a dozen others who
had gathered In the court room at the
city hail to attend the trial, fell upon
their kne^es and. led by McCauley,
prayed for the salvation of the mis
guided police and for the city council
men who framed such "terrible laws"
as are now on the statute books. The
prayers continued for fifteen minutes.
when Judge Hart intervened, as he had
other things to attend to.
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only one that will absolutely hold the
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BLIZZARD BLCWS
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Bpoolnl to The Iler.nld
I /)NO BBACW, Fob. 19.— A now«.
pnper published nt Pollock, B. IV. Fob
ruarj I, was rrrolvH by John Orucsal
today. It ronnlntft of two paffes on a
half shoot of common wrapping pnpor.
( 'n the margin a relative bad written:
"Well, wo are snowed In. At this
writing wo are having a mil blizzard.
Railroad trnvni is completely blocked
mid wn have had no mall for i hi • ■•■
Ufckfl. This la a tr«:it country. Thirty
decrees below zero. The town la out of
rrwl nnd llilhkh are looking dnrk. The
r-ltlSenir -ltlSeni tumid out yesterday In shovel
new to Rot tin' train started."
I >nkol;i us living lit. present In sunny
California consider themselves fottu
ntc. •
PATRIOTISM IS
MEETING THEME
News Club of First Presbyterian
Church Hear Stirring Addresses
Delivered by Popular
Orators
Bporlnl to Tho Herald,
PASADENA, Feb. l«. — Patriotic
evening, wlih the lives of Abraham
Lincoln and George Washington the
th''ni"S Of addreßß, and patriotism the
theme or the songs, is what the Men's
club of the First Presbyterian church
of I'asadena enjoyed this evening. And
Some of tho best, orators In the coun
tryside were there to address the meet*
ing. *
Hon. Oscar hauler, modern Apollo of
the Kentucky girl romance, now
United Btatoa district attorney, Hon.
j. J, Mci'aniy, past, commander of the
G. A. R. of Minnesota, and H ( >n.
George w. Kerr of si. Louis, lieutenant
of artillery IT. S. A., Were those pa
triotic Speakers whose every thought
was expresae.il patriotically as tit cloth-
Ing for its patriotism. They were all
eloquent masters of their subjects and
the applause that each received was
Joined In by tho othor two who lis
tened.
Grand, noble and inspiring to en
nobled deeds, the oUi battle hymn of
the republic swelled from the throats
of such an audience as the Presby
terian church has not known in months
for enthusiasm. Other musical numbers
on the program were rendered under
the direction of Prof. Mason and Dr.
\V. D. Turner. Short speeches by other
members of the clul) were also aids in
tilling out a rounded program of good
things.
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM LONG BEACH
Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb. 19.— Owing to
the fact that Trustee Lent is In Sacra
mento, that Trustee Benson went to
Lob Angeles to be Initiated Into the
Koyal Arch, and that Trustee Oakford
is ill and confined to his bed. there was
no meeting of the city council to
night.
H. S. Carver's new boat, the Marga
rita, will be launched at the foot of
Riverside drive at 2 o'clock next Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr. H. Ivor Thomas, an expert ac
countant of i.,os Angeles, has just com
pleted the Installation of a new sys
tem of accounting for the Long Beach
Hotel company. The books will hero
after be kept by Miss J. Harmer of
this city.
Wold has been received here that
the Jtev. H. li. Gooden of Escondido
will accept the pastorate of St. Luke's
Episcopal church. The call was ex
tended to him at a recent meeting of
the vestry. Key. Mr. CJooden la ex
pected to take up his duties here about
March I.
Eighty former residents of Bloom-
Ington, 111., who are living or stopping
temporarily in this vicinity, gathered
on the picnic deck of the pier today and
enjoyed a basket dinner and general
good time. Mr. and Mrs. George It.
Crow of this city planned the success
ful reunion.
A petition signed by 100 residents of
West Long Beach was lil^d at the of
fice of the city clerk today, protesting
against any action on the part of the
city trustee I adverse to Patrolman Koy
Taylor, on duty in that section of the
city. At the last council meeting two
petitions were presented, stating that
Taylon'a actions had been unbecoming
to an officer and asking for his dis
missal.
The harbor committee of the cham
ber of commerce made an investigation
this afternoon in the West Long Beach
streets matter and will report at the
next meeting of the city council what
is considered best to be done concern
ing the proposed compromise with the
Salt Lake Railway company.
CAT RETURNS HOME ATFER
NINE MONTHS' ABSENCE
Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb. 19.— From Mrs.
A. i:. Halls back fence a Merles of
piteous "meowa" announced yesterday
afternoon the strange return of "Tom
my," a maltose cat, of which nothing
had been seen or beard for nine long
months.
The cat was sold by Mrs. Hall to
1 >v. llerron of Lob Angeles nine months
ago. Three days Inter "Tommy" led
I lie doctor ;i merry chaae of ten blocks
down Broadway, and finally escaped.
A long continued search availed naught
and the llerrons and the HallS sup
posed It. waa "good bye, Tommy" for
evermore.
The oat had never been out of his
pen before he was taken to Dr. Her
ron's home in Los Angeles, and that
trip was taken In a bag. Ills return
from that city to this, a distance of
twenty-two miles, Is considered re
markable. Needless to say, he was
tenderly welcomed. "Tommy" Is a val
uable cat. He and a brothel- feline were
purchased a year ago by the Halls.
DOG IS SUCCESSFUL
IN COMMITTING SUICIDE
|p i;,| d. -I'ln- Hi raid.
LONG BEACH, Feb. 19.— The dead
body of a handsome colllo was found
yesterday afternoon lying alongside the
Hedondo car line and near; Ulxby park.
Motorman Clark Emery, who works on
iii,- Itodondo line, .said this morning that
last Sunday afternoon when his car
was near this spot, this dog ran along
the aide of the track Just ahead of the
car and laUl down across one of the
rails as If desirous Of committing sui
cide. Emery stopped iii« car when it
was within a yard of the collie and
drove the dog off the tracks.
It is supposed that the d»K either
in. Hie another ami mio-1-.-.mi ni attempt
\ si riivxtou Sunday nighl or died
of a broken fieart. No one claimed the
dog and he was burled by tiotorman
Emery und Coaduotor King.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNTNG. FERRUARY 20, 1007.
NEARLY STARVED
AND STEALS PIE
WILL SUBPOENA COOKS TO
PROVE HUNGER
Man Who Wat Caught in Cafeteria
and Stabbed Proprietor In Fight
Declares That He Wat
Starving
T>on«c Bench Office,
1 29 Bast Third Street.
l'hone— Home 207.
LONG BBACH, Feb. 19, To prove
thai hunger led him to burglarise In
outer in pel something to eat, James
Brown, who was caught one night taut
week in William Bosustow's cafeteria
on Ocean avenue, says thai he will
cause to be subpoenaed al his tiini
two looks in local restaurants who
Will testify thnt Brown begged them
early that evening to give him his
supper.
Brown WftS bound over to the supe
rior eoml tills morning to answer tO
the charge Of burglary. Ills bond whs
11 1 v. , i „( $1000.
Brown was caught by Bosustow while
eating n pie in his cafeteria after hav
ing effected an entrance through the
rear dOOr, The tWO men struggled
fiercely nnd Drown slabbed the other
In the hand with n paring knife, pro
ducing a pn lnful but not serious wound.
♦-•-♦ «
NOTES AND DOINGS IN
CROWN CITY HOMES
Spenini to The Herald,
PASADKNA, Feb. Ifl.— Subscription*
to the band concert fund are coming In
quite rapidly, anrl it is already MBUred
thai another concert series will bo the
order of the remainder of the season In
t h>- tiarks.
EvangeliltlC meetings belns held at
the Lincoln Avenue Methodist church
this week nro meeting with great suc
cess.
Twenty-five dollars and J1. r > wore the
two fines that Justice Klamroth ris-
Besr.ed two men arrested this morning
on tho charge of cruelty to animals.
They were driving D horse that was
scarcely ahle to wnlk owing to ulcerated
feet. The men were Philip Rosenfeldt
nd Nathan Ananherjr.
William P. George, founder of the
George Junior Republic, addressed a
large audience tonight at the Shake
speare club house. The lecture w<is
given under the auspices of the Young
Woman's league and proved an entire
success.
The labor men of Pasadena hjave
called a mass meeting to bo held
Wednesday in Woodman hall beginning
at 8 o'clock p. m. to protest against the
alleged unlawful kidnaping of Moyer,
Hay-wood and Pettibone, the Colorado
and Utah miners.
Harry Burton today settled down to
married life with the young colored girl
to whom he was married in Justice
Klamroth's court yesterday, closing an
unpleasant Incident.
SOCIETY CIRCUS WILL
BE GREAT SUCCESS
Special to The Herald.
VENICa Feb. 19.— Nothing is being
loft undone to make the society circus
at the auditorium on February 22, 23
and 24 the most elaborate social func
tion ever held In this section. Today
the great structure was completely ||
overhauled by a corps of skilled work- '
men who tomorrow morning will ar
range the several carloads of fixtures j
and decorations to be used in the ar
rangements. The festivities will be
gin Friday evening and will continue '
throughout Saturday and Sunday. Spe- '
clal prizes ure to be awarded in nearly
all of the events and special honors j
will be conferred on the leaders of the
large delegation from Los Angeles,
Pasadena, Hollywood and other so
ciety centers which It Is expected will
be in attendance-. Annouwement was
made today that Mrs. Abbot Kinney
and Mrs. M. M. Merry would Jointly
conduct the peanuts and popcorn coun
ter and other ladies will be appointed
tomorrow to take charge of the lemon
ade, sandwich, program and flower
privileges. The patronesses of the af
fair include Mesdames Abbot Kinney,
M. M. Merry, Dana Burks, T. M. Mel
drum, F. H. Gere, E. J. Vawter, A. F. I
Webster, (\ E. Lovelace, T. O. Evans,
Ceorge Sibley. A. W. Layne. H. P.
Schofleld, A. Ed Robinson and Force
P. Parker.
DRAWING FOR CHOICE
OF HORSE SHOW BOXES
Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Feb. 19.— The drawing
for choice of boxes among the mem
;>ers of the Pasadena Horse Show as-
Foointlon will occur at the board of
trade headquarters on Monday even
ing, February 25. The drawing will
merely determine the order In which
the members may take their choice of
boxes at the show when the regular
annual sale of seats opens Friday,
March 1.
EXCURSION TO SAN DIEGO
WILL BE GREAT TREAT
Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Feb. 19.— The prepara
tions for thi! excursion to San Diego
Washington's birthday under the aus
pices of the local board of trade are
being rapidly ronsuiinmated and the
tickets for the excursion have almoat
all been SOld
It In figured that there will be at
least LTiO to attend the excursion. Half
prloe tickets costing $2 have been ar
ranged for, that children under the age
of 12 years nilßht also enjoy the trip.
• » »
ASCOT PARK MAY BE
LOCATED NEAR LONG BEACH
special tv The Herald,
LONG r.KVCH. Fob. 19.— There is a
rumor afloat that A mot park will in
the near future be located Junt north
and west of ilus city. Here, It Is said,
s little city will be Incorporated under
the name of Ascot I'ark.
The district in which it is said the
raoe truck will find its future home [a
in the .same HiiperviHurul district as the
present Ascot park, namely the Fourth.
PLANS MODERN APARTMENTS
FOR LONG BEACH CORNER
BpucUtl to The Herald.
l.ii.Mi BEACH. Feb. 19.— Miss Caro
line Schwarting of Los Angeles will
l i ii i ii an apartment house containing
eight three-room suites at the corner
of First street and Lime uvenue in the
Established 1876
®|||pk 416-418 S. Broadway, S. A. Brown, Mgr. phi
V^p^Pr^ One thing; you're always sure of in buying a piano at the "Big House" — J^^^Vjff
j that's the right price and the same price your neighbor pays.
///////]/ We mark every piano net \\\ plain figures and that price holds good to V» ,A
Jb^^^fjn Were you to send your child here to buy, we'd quote the same price as /T^~~~— J
|p^~~ilL we would to you. J^^^lh
fjP§§»P|| Fair dealing, right prices and liberal terms have made the Big- House jP^Bißfi
.^JlS^r^ "California's foremost piano sellers."
rJwJ 18 'Stores on the Coast: San Diego, 807 Fifth St. ; Riverside, 521 Eighth St. -W^a.
HSn
|&r 'T'^fr'ra t" fre ' 3 more of the real
jf^iiSil't.'iS! substance of Beef — and a
j!j"^ri;, : ;fJ-.;-«»j |ij higher quality of Beef —
*nfcga^[jsj an ' n an ' ler Meat
IlkC^^Bl " " UST have THIS tisnalure !
< !^$A--7?- *jh '" i) '" Ci or ''* no ' S enu ' no - '■
The Talß of the Town
Is Mohawk- Johnnie Mining Company's stock. Last week we were selling this
stock freely at the advertised price of 10 cents per share. In the Sunday news-
papers we announced that thereafter people wishing the stock would have to buy
it at market price, as arrangements for listing the stock with the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board were pending. Early Monday forenoon a heavy de-
mand for the stock commenced. This demand steadily grows in strength. Several
thousand shares have been sold at 12^4 and 13 cents; 12^ cents is plentifully bid,
but we cannot deliver a share at less than 13 cents. At \2% cents those who
bought the stock of us at 10 cents can clear 25 per cent on their investment of
less than one month, or at the rate of over 300 per cent per annum. This is a
handsome profit, indeed, but we do not advise the taking of it, for we know that a
still handsomer gain can be had. We now predict that the stock will open on the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board around 15 cents, permitting a clearance
of 50 per cent on the capital invested, and we are confident that it will climb
steadily above the opening quotation. The first call of Mohawk-Johnnie on the
San Francisco exchange should occur some day this week. We proffered Mo-
hawk-Johnnie to the public as our first big, quick profit maker for 1907, and events
have certainly proved our right to be called Prophets of Profit, for one month
from the announcement of the stock at 10 cents per share, a gain of 25 per cent,
or more, is available to our customers. We are sustaining the record made dur-
ing 1906 in Mohawk, Frances-Mohawk, Jumbo, Red Top and other Nevada stocks.
There is nothing arbitrary or fictitious about the advance in the price of Mohawk-
Johnnie ; it is simply the result of a bona fide market demand, an evidence of pub-
lic recognition of the fundamental fact that the Mohawk- Johnnie Mining Company
has some of the choicest holdings in one of the richest districts on the great Gold-
field belt, and as development reveals the golden measures of those holdings the
company's stock will be clamored for and forced upward in price. The Mohawk-
Johnnie is now a producing company. It owns and operates two splendid leases
on the famous Johnnie Consolidated property, Johnnie District, Nevada, and has '
piled up on its leases a large quantity of high grade ore, some going as high as
$1970 per ton, or nearly $1.00 per pound. Within ninety days a mill will be ready
to reduce this ore and the large amount additional that will have been taken out in
the meanwhile. The company is also working night and day to make the six claims
it owns south of the Johnnie Consolidated property producers; ore from these
claims goes as high as $481 per ton in gold. Intrinsic merit is back of Mohawk-
Johnnie stock, and it is bound to rise to many times the price at which we sold it.
I We say to you, BUY MOHAWK-JOHNNIE AT MARKET.
R. D. Robinson Co.
"The House That Wins"
608 Grant Bldg., Broadway and 4th Sts.
[TENTH YEAR IN BUSINESS]
Sunset Telephone Broadway 1604 Home Telephone AlOl3
near future. Local architects have
completed the pliuis and bids on the
construction will hi', received soon.
The building will be two stories high,
will be colonial In stylo and will be
finished in expanded metal lath and
plaster. There will be a disappearing
bed In each of the rooms and a private
entrance to each suite.
COUNTRY
CELESTIAL PAYS FINE
FOR CRUELTY OFFENSE
Special to Thf! Herald.
PASADENA, Feb. I!).— Sam ShiK, B
local celestial, paid a One Of US this
morning for cruelty to animals. The
Chinese pleaded not guilty to violat
ing any law of the "Melloan man," and
founded his plea on the tact that it
wan right to drive daoreplt and maimed
horses In China. It was over thus,
and be did not see why California soil
had anything to do »ith the treat*
ment of animals.
He sees Clearly now, not through a
glaM darkly, but through tin iin
made In the fog by i In; passing of
twenty-live cold dollars.
LARGE TOURIST PARTY
ARRIVES FROM EAST
Special to The Herald.
PASADBNA, Feb. l». One of the
largest Raymond-Whlttomb parties to
arrive in I'astulena this s, -asou eanie in
today from various points in tin- BUIi
mid the party members, numbering over
100, haw taken quarters In the n->i-i
Qreen. The greater portion of the party
win remain for the rest of the season
though it few of them will leiiliu to
their eastern homes after they have
enjoyed the Bunshine of Southern Cali
fornia for a lew weeks.
Weight il no measure for coffee and tea;
it's the name Schilling's Uest.
M3bßFott4fot&MEßka4F& I« «n ordeal which ntt'
iLJfr iSZnK-B m^M mWMI MMm BW women approach with
"■■" indescribable fear, for
M MI@9 'mHbTT 'BUB 'BT '.ID noth >ng compares with
m mv § nt.R
J:, a. • -s-* child-birth. Tba thought
of the suffering and danger in store for her, robs the expectant mother
of ail pleasant anticipations of the coming event, and casts over her »
shadow of gloom which cannot be shaken off. Thousands of women
have found that the use of Mother's Friend during pregnancy robs
confinement of all pain and danger, and insures safety to life of mother
and child. This scientific linimont is a god-send to all women at the
time of their most critical trial. Not only does Mother's Friend
carry women safely through the perils of child-birth, but its use
gently prepares the system for the coming event, prevents "morning
Sickness," and other. die- B
comforts of this period. JIJV aCal^BPaf. M fffiafsn
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM SANTA MONICA
Special to The !li raid.
SANTA MONICA. Feb. 19.—Con
siderable amusement was manifest at
tin' meeting of the board of city trustees
last evening when a petition was pre
■■anted from Thirteenth street property
owners who asked that tho "hoodoo"
bo taken off thai thoroughfare by
changing the name to Euclid street.
The petition was referred to the city
attorney to prepare an ordinance tor
iii,- purpose of. allowing the desired
change in name to be made.
Contracts Involving clow to $50,000
have been lei during the past week for
lmprovementsI Improvements to tin- White Star pier
property. The pier Is at the foot of
llolllster avenue and was recently
bought in under foreclosure procoed
ings by unknown parties, locally sup
posed to be Identified with the Karri
man interests. The pier is to be put in
lirst-class snap before the. .summer sea
son opens.
BERKELEY ASKS AID TO
MOVE STATE CAPITAL
.Si i,ii to 'I'll-- Herald
PASADENA, Feb. 10.— Pasadena's aid
was asked today to assist In th > removal
of the state capital from Sacramento to
Berkeley. The local board of trade sec
retary received the request from Sec
retary S. N. Wycoff of the Berkeley
chamber of commerce, it states that
the Berkeley men believe they havo
things coming their own way and with
a kittle assistance will be able to land
the plum they so anxiously are working
for.
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A BEAUTIFUL FACE.
Semi Kiniiip for Particulars unit Tentl-
■noniall of Hie remedy (hut eleHrM the
Complexion, Removes Skin Imperfee-
tlnnn, Mnkrn New Illond nnd Improves
(lie Ilenllh. If you take
BEAUTYSKIN
beneflelnl result! nre Kuarnntepd or
' money refunded.
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO.,
Mndlnon Place, Philadelphia. Pn.
LADIES
! The 0 0 l an Shoe Shop S . is selling
I 52.50. $1.00 and J5.00 shops, »n
j all .«lao«. for a pair v»
HerohantN Tnut lliillillr.ij.
Salesroom 50.1. 207 8. Broadway.
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SHjWjD^I SICK. AND ANXIOUS
jf^^fe^^y to b« woll? Then let th»
I aSr'JeteJ^^i ereat Chinese doctor. Toy Ke«.
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