SANTA MONICA
WILL BE HOST
CRESCENT BAY CITY WILL EN
TERTAIN ELKS '
In the Evenino Pyrotechnic Display
and Grand Ball Will Be Given
at Venice —Decorations
Elaborate
[Special to Th» Herald]
SANTA MONICA, July 12.- The final
touches to th« arrangements for wel
• corning the Elks to the Santa Monica
day celebration are complete. Bunting
and emblems meet the eye everywhere.
Badges from every state in the Union
may he seen at every corner, and
groups of members of the reception
committee greet every Incoming car at
all principal point* of the bench.
The special feature! of tomorrow a
entertainment will be the Spanish
sports in front of the monster grand-
Htnnd on Ocean avenue in the morn
ing, the regatta of the South Coast
Yacht club in the afternoon and the
magnificent display of firework! at
Venice In th« evening.
The Spanish program will begin at
10 o'clock anil continue until 12. They
will be under the direction of Don
Juan Carillo. The participants are the
members of some of the oldest families
of the state. Their names ore Theo
dore. Vejar Francisco Slert, Manuel
Domlnguez. Prank Machado and Yin
cento Howard.
Queen to Be Crowned
Horso breaking, ring catching, riat
ta throwing and a number of other
feats will be on the program. The
crowning of the queen in accordance
with the old Spanish custom of tourna
ments will take place. The entire
grandstand will ta.e reserved for Elks
and their families.
At noon a pagoda luncheon will be
nerved from the various centers of the
beach, and Immediately following
there will be the contents in the re
gatta of the South Coast Yacht club,
which will take place in front of. the
Colorado avenue pier.
In the evening there will be an elab
orate illumination of Venice. More
than 100,000 Incandescent light?, alter
nating in colors of white and purple,
will be shot on simultaneously at 7:30
o'clock. The streets will be lined and
the buildings outlined In the soft col
ors of the Elks' order.
The. COlonadea of the main street will
he circled with tiny globes, and the
managers of the Venice enterprises
promise a beautiful sight for those who ,
visit that part of the bay.
Ball at Venice
At 8 o'clock there will be an exten
sive display of fireworks from the Cen
ter street pier, followed by an Informal
ball at the Venice dance pavilion. All
members of the fraternity having their
coupon books will be admitted to the
floor.
Those of the booster committee *vU>>
have given their time to the arrange- !
ments for the celebration are being
heartily commended for their results.
J. C. Hemmingway, past exalted ruler
of 906 and city clerk of Santa Monica, i
In the capacity of vice president of
the committee, ) la given much time,
and consideration to th« development
of the plans for the day, and his ef
forts are being made evident on every
hand.
T. 11. Dudley, mayor and member of
the lodge, lias been an efficient as
sistant, ah has also J. C. Proctor, sec
retary of the committee. A. R. Fraser,
chairman, has been a heavy contributor
and lent his services. Thomas Feron,
exalted ruler: \V. H. Anderson, A. T.
Atwlll, .1 E. Mllpr. Ralph Bane, H. M.
Melnell, R. H. Dow, G. D. Snyder, R.
TV. Armstrong, P. S. Llndney and many
others have given liberally of time and
energy.
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
NEW rOBK MTV. July II -Thirty-all cars
ftr^nß^P and three cars lemons sold. Market
e«M"r on both oranges »nd lemons. Clear and
hot. .
NAVELS.
Avge.
PwaMika, I. V W Brown 12.75
Victoria, A II Exchange Ml
Siigarloaf, A F HlffhgTOva 2.40
Hlghgrove, ram' 1 .3-05
I'll?,. IAS
Hiawatha, T c (' Ex. Porterville 2.60
MAJORICAS
Phi- Glob*. Rlv EX, Rlv I.U
Blue Globe, Fame IPS
Red Globe, name I *0
VALENCIA S
Champion, A C D»nman Pins 3.75
Climax, xr, or, X Peycke To 2.70
Elephant, or, 0 '"i Cain Ann 3.00
California Funßhlne, fy. same 3.50
Flaln End!, Mine 2.15
Premium, or. Benehley F Co 3.70
Magnum Bonum, fy, .1 A Maddock 2.00
La i ma, eh, same 1.11 l
rotton Tall 3.20
Old Mlselon. fy, C C Chapman h.Ctl
Old Mission, rh, *xme a.rs
Golden Kaßl^, Ffi, same 2.flit
7,a \>rn« Hflghm, fy. I.avern« 1! 2.53
Choice. I.avprn'l Heiirht* Pack Co 2 60
Orchard. National **> Co 2.45
Standard, fd. KHme 2.10
Hiawatha, t C C. Portervllln 2.40
Htajr, a c (i Kxchance 5.2"
Vlltl Ronlta 1.10
I.aki> H«met, A I-" Bxchariir^ 2. 51
Mlncion Indian, ram« 1 or*
Aim C'refta. A II Kxchango IK
Pobu^ta, name 45
!Trl». D M Bxchan(« 1.25
Captain. P A 3.05
Corporal ............ ,i 2.45
Alhambrn, B T KxrhangA 2.40
Planet, P S Exchaniro 2M
wen
O<-»Bn. fy. Hp*leh * Co 2.20
Vtlcceu, or, Ppelch A Co . I.M
rh»sF Queen, fy. Blv, Ollmoro V Co . 1.60
Rtate Sfal, fy, 3 H Cnrp«ntrr 1.40
Blue Mountain, fy. F * MeKevltt I.M
Native, fy, or, Sutherland F To I 35
Mayflower, fy, R .1 Hlchardnon 2.1S
Buena, Fd. (",*iiti«» 1 75
Independent Grower* F iVi 1 15
Red Globe. Rlv Ex. Rlv 1.80
rallfornla Orange, name 1.40
ftUKarloa/. A F. Hlßhgrove 1.50
Hißhgrove. A F Exchange 1.3S
Fllverleaf, A F Kxrhang« 125
Tiger, S B. rolton 1.70
PBEDLINOS
Rohunta. A H Kxchang* I.7!i|
I^a Ma, Rlv Exchange 1.40
Golden, name 1.30
Red Globe, Rlv Ex, Rlv I*s
T,a. Mesa, same 1.40
Bin" Print, fame 1.155
Red Print, name 1.40
ritn« Ranch, fy. Pan Marino a p A...... 1.90
El Toreador, »il, !«m« 1.60
Titus Ranch, fy. name 1.80
El Toreador, *d same 1.70
Carnation. xc. W *• Greene Co 1.K5
ST. MICHAELS-Blue Mtn. $2.0,1; Champion,
D.lfi; Mayflower. 12.30: nuenri, $2 20; Sweet
heart. »2.3. 1<: Stork. 12 2": l,a Mesa, {2.15.
HALVES—Sweetheart. 51.15.
GRAPEFRUIT-Mayflower. J2.20: Buena,
11.25? Orchard, halven. $1.85: Cerrlto, halves,
»I.R0; Champion, bx», $1.15; Champion, halves,
»i.(IO; Blue Globe, halves, $2.40; Blue Globe,
12.35: Primrose, $3.05.
LEMONS- Camel, M.Mi Justrlte. $3.80; Mln
erava, $2.55: -Flower, 'y. $3.70: choice, $2.20;
Primrose. $2 05.
CINCINNATI. July 12.—Three oar« oranges,
three cum lemons sold, s Market weak on
oranees. • advaneln* on lemons. Hot.
BUDDED—CaI. Orange. $1.50; Floral. seeds,
$1 F.P
ST ■ MlCHAKLß—Squirrel. A H. $2.30; Palm
Tree. $1.90.
i HWEETR—Lincoln, $1.40. ■*'■''
LEMONS-Pet, 8 A Ex. 14.55; Arab. $4.95;
Duck, $4.20: Silence. Klasrler V Co, *4: Cry
baby, sd. 14.45; Tourist, $3.95; Beach, $3.65.
CLEVELAND.". July Three cars* Valen
' elm, one needling, three lemons and two mixed
Hurry Ends
in Indigestion
Use your teeth on your food or your
stomach will suffer. Quick lunches,
hurried eating, bolting food, are sure
to end, sooner or later, in some
form of indigestion, more or less
troublesome.
quickly relieve the distress caused
by hurried eating. They act direct
ly on the stomach nerves and actu
ally help the food to digest and
assimilate. They are particularly
good for nervous dyspepsia, bloat
ing, hiccoughs, bitter taste in the
mouth, and flatulence. With rea
sonable care in eating, Beecham's
Pills will soon
Put an End to
Stomach Ills
Sold ET«rywh«re. In »«>»«» ">«• »"d »••
•old. Higher on oranges, very etron* on lem
ons. Weather hot.
VALKNCIAS— PaIM Tree. A H Prenda, J2 20;
Royal Knight. R H. $2.95: Newsboy, lime,
$1.85; \lhnmbra, S T X At, J2.96.
SWEETB-Tlg«r, 8 B Colton, $2.15: Floral.
f1.60; Palmy, $1.65: Golden Strand, $1.1(.
SEEDLINGS-Tlger, 8 B Ex, $2: Golden
Strand, $i.sn.
LBMONi WTilttl«r, B T Kx. $3 06: Pico.
$4.70; Hillside Gem. LoveJfsa V Co, $5.70; Pal
omar, $5: Arab, 8 A Ex, $5.80; Greyhound,
$5.60; Duck. JS.6O. *
citrus rnuiT shipments
Friday, July 9 «1 47 121
July 10 and 11 110 «4 174
Total to date this season.27.SS3 4,716 22,604
BOSTON. July 11, -Six cars ■ .. Cloudy,
tnugpy. Market unrhangen.
NAVELS
Yankee Doodle, A r Hlghgrove 1.40
Standard. Growers F Co IS
Independent, fy. same 1.76
VALENCIA!!
R<-y. p. T Fernando 2.»0
Yankee . Doodle. A F Hlghgrove 1.65
Tunnel, 8 T Fernando 1.70
HWEBTI
Qleen Bee, Q C Corona .....••.•••... 1.41
Floral, 8 B C'Plton 1 25
rtg»r, same 185
BaKle, A F Hlghgrove 2. 20
ST MICHAELR-Queen B«e, $2.60; Royal.
$2; Yankee Doodle, A F Hlghjrrove. $1.66;
Eagl^. $1.75.
HUDDKD-Rcd Globe. Rlv Ex, Rtv. 70;
Tiger, needs, B B Colton, U.K.
PITTSBURO. July ll— Eighteen earn «old.
Market firm on good fruit; continues very
much depressed on poor stock oranges. Easier
on lemons. Hot and mucpry.
VALENCIAS
Aster, or 8.18
Monuogratn. C" C V. seconds 2.33
F.I Torn. «1. C C Union 2.45
TuiquolP'. i'li, C C Union 2.15
Iris. B M Duarte 3 15
Greyhound, X A F.xrhange 141
El Vaquero, xf, C C Union 2.78
Halo, ry. C C Union I.H
Ruby. fy. C C Union 2.00
Rock Label. T C C Portervllle 1.60
Violet. D M Duarte .; 3.75
Jasmine, D M Monrovia 2.70
BUDDED
Red Ulohe, Rir Ex. Rlv '. 1.60
California Drang*, same 1.25
Jasmine. D M Monrovia 1.05
ral Orange. Rtv Kx. Rlv 1.10
Riverside Oranges, name 1.20
I-EMONH
Housewife, Rlv Ex. Arlington 3.65
Gold Buckle. RUE High 4.91)
Housewife. Rlv Ex, Arlington 4.00
Belt. R H E High 4.15
ST. MICHAELS Halo, fy. C C U. $2.70; El
Toro. Ltd. $2.25; Volunteer. R A. $3.55.
HWEETS-Pearrhllght. P 8 Orange. 50; Red
Globe, Rlv Ex. $1 86; Big R. 8 B Rlalto, $1.60;
Owl. n X Ex, $1.16.
LEMONS CONTINUED-Aster Or C C V.
$4 20; Highlander Af High F O A. $5.20.
6T. LOUIS. July 12—Weather hot and mug
gy. Market weak on small size oranges, strong
on small size lemons. Eight car* sold.
VALENCIA!
Pef S A Pun Dlmas $2.40
Camellia Xf Red M 0 Co 3.00
Navajo A H rasa Elanca I.M
Blossom Xc Rod M n Co 2.25
SWEETS
Arab S A Pan $1.60
Camellia Xf Red M 0 Co 1.50
Lincoln A H Casa Blanra. 1 Hi
Blossom Xc Red M O Co 1.10
ST. MICHAELS— Navajo A H Casa Blanea,
$1.65; Tally Ho 8 B Rlalto, $1.90; Big R S B
Rlalto, $1 10, BUDDED-Ftesta Rlv Paehappa,
$I.f.S; Pond Lily. $1.41. NAVELS-Klng I^o
s a. $1.4«: Select. $1.05. ST. MICHAELS
HALVES—Bit R. S.V
LEMONS Troubadour A II Arlington, $3.70;
Commercial A H Prenda. $4.20.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12 -Three cars nay.
eIH, 3 teedllnirsf 3 Valenclas, 6 mixed and 1
car lemons sold.
NAVELS
Cluster B A I .SO
Owl O X Ex' 90
Stork S A Ex 1.05
Native Sons Ch King F Co !>o
Quail o X Ex 90
K!n* Leo 8 A I.x ■
Independent Growers F Co 1.15
VALENCIAS
Aurora Fy Or E Peycke Co 12.«5
Orchid Fy Altland F Co 2.10
Hall Lake H.I King F Co > 1.55
Majestic Xc C. s Spencer 2.40
Climax Ch Or X Peycke Co 2.05
B'Jscada Altland F Co 1.76
SWEETS .
Quail O KEx ISO
W Highland Or Cleghorn Broa 1.20
Hlghßrove Xc '" 8 Spencer 2.40
Climax Ch Or X Peycke Co 2.05
Native Sons Ch King F Co 1.00
fiEEDLINGH-Selectcd N W Blan.-hard. $1.25:
Plain Ends Blanchard. !Vic; Ca! Orange bud
ded. $1.30. GRAPEFRUIT—GoIden Flower Xf
Red G ii Aun, $100: W Highland Or Cleg
bi.rn Broa. 6.V. ST. MICH/ELS-Golden Flow
*r. 52.20; W Highland, $3.00. RLOODS
HALVES—Sugarloaf. SOc. ST. MICHAELS
CONTINUED $1.95: Hlghgrove,
$1 v. SWEETS CONTINUED tl 60.
LEMONS—Homer Q C Corona, $2.70; Camel,
'1 H; Blue Keystone Fy King F Co, $3.60;
Stock Label, It.M.
BUILDING PERMITS
Following are the building permits Issued
from thp office of the chief inspector of build
ings yesterday, classified according to wards:
Wards. Permits. Value.
Second .1 1 * 300
Third 3 ao.lM
Fourth 4 MO
Fifth *'. 5 M.M
Sixth 4 2.485
Ninth ...' 1 8"»
Total. 17 $41,575
Tennessee street. 1670— Mutual Dairy associa
tion, owner; G. W. Lacy, builder; one-story
barn: 1500.
Ninth street, 124 West—Bowman and Harri
son, owners and builders; reviewing stand; 140.
Fifty-second street, IMS West—Mrs. A.
Faulkis. owner; M. A. Ends, builder; one
story, five-room residence; $1476.
Rampart boulevard, 123 South-C. F. Clem
ents, owner and builder; one-story, seven-room
residence; (3100.
Fifty-first place. 1104 West-M. 1* Mithous,
owner; C. H. Inman, builder; on«-story, flve
rom residence; 11000. ; .
Forty-seventh place,' 150 East— H. W. Leon
ard, owner and builder; one-story, one-room
chad) »85.
Beacon street, 820—D. E. WhitUn, owner
and builder; one-story, one-room garage; 5110.
Thirty-third street, 834 East—C. Inast. owner;
C P. Meja, builder: one and a-half-story.
four-room residence; $4&0.
Tropleo avenue. 2019-1.. rung, owner and
builder; one-story, four-room residence; $300.
Main . street, ' 71» South— ,H. Woorham.
reviewing i stand: S3OO.
Main street, 3319— J. I Burkhart. owner; Bos
ton Building and Investment company, builder;
one-story stores; $10,000. mmMmWl$&
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