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BALLINGER ENEMY
TO RECLAMATION
WITNESS SAYS SECRETARY
AIDED S. P. INTERESTS
DECLARES ADVERTISING OF RAIL-
WAY LANDS APPROVED
Federal Prosecution Expects to Com.
plete Its Cace Next Saturday.
Scant Attendance Yes
terday
WABHINOTOW, March 18. —The
icutlon" in the Balllnger-Plnchot
investigation will he concluded neat
Saturday, according to an announce
iM ii made at today's hearing by At
torney Brandeis.. .
Frederick H. Newell of the
ir, lamation service oc( upled tho stand
all day. He was the last witness b>
which Glfford Plnchd promised '"
prove hl» statement that Mr. Ballinger
had made ;i misstati menl «I
reclamation Bervlce had recom
mended thi restoration of public inn.is
withdrawn under the administration ol
i iry Garfleld.
Mr. Newell's testimony was la
,if b corroborai he i hai acter Hi
in,'.i he had ever recommended the |
,ratton of ai,y landß on his own
bi i ount, although he had done bo v. hen
ordered by Secretary Ballinger.
Mr. Newell discussed the so-called
"black tent" affair, and ;<aid he re
K ri n, il thai Secretary Ballinger ap
pan tuly had sustained E, T Parkings,
Chicago purchasing agent, In what he
considered h wonderful ad In ncccpl
Ing $500 a month from the Harrlman
Interests for advertising lands
routes during his lecture t<
Attorney Verl n
lha witn>sK closely regarding news
paper report; thai them wan to be a
: -ii.ikruji In the reclamation servlci [1
whs apparently Mr. Vertn ds' pu
to show the animus ol Mr. Newell by
extracting from him an admission that
lie had i x!" i '• 'I i" be dlsmlssi d bj
Mr. Ballinger. Newell Insisted re
Iteatedly thai ho did noi know what
Mr, Ballinger thi ughi of him.
Messrs. Burch and Bteel of th« Our
genhelm syndicate will 6c called to
tand next Friday.
Case Practically Completed
Attorney Pepper announced today
thai his case was practically eom
i. although he expected to call a
number of witnesses In rebuttal.
During tho greater part of loday's
hearing only senate mem hi rs of the
committee were present. The pfovlf
lon of the resolution under which the
inquiry is being held, allowing sub
committees to hear testimony, made it
bie for the hearing to i ontlnue
without a quorum of the full commit
ti i
.Mr. Newell corroborated th<» testl
inonj given by Mr, Davis of tho ri
ination service roneerning conferences
he and Davis had with Secretary Bal
linger 'n March, 180% In which the lat
in- expressed his opinion thai with"
ii- made by Secretary Qarfleld
were illegal ana that ho Intended to
i, tore them.
Mr. Newell laid ho. tried to dissuade
the secretary from tiii.s policy and pro
i. ted igalnsl tlm necr«tary*t un
friendly attitude toward the reclamH
tion service, and particularly what ho
regarded as Inspired newspaper stories
in which It was said then \va« to be
v "shakoup" In thi service.
Mr. Newell said he told Mr. Bal
linger the giving out of such informa
tion would have to stop or their of
il'lal relation! would have to termin
ate.
Mr, Newell denied the accuracy of
FitHtPmenti made by Secrotary Bnl
linser In lettert explaining his action
in n : torlng v,-,-iti r power sites. He
declared ho had dona no because the
reclamat lon servli i had recommended
it. He nald he piotested rongly
ngalnst "throwing back all power
Kites."
Withdrawals Made
ttorni ■ Pepper read from a letter
from Secretary I iallinger to Senator La I
Follette, May 28, 1909, In which he !
baiil rij withdrawal a were made after
mii vrys of the ground.
Mr. Newell Bald no new surveys had
been made, aa the letteri would in
dicate.
i me by one, the house m. ml" r- of the
committee began to straggle out of the
rooms as the hour for the house to re
convene approached. Representative
Olmitead, one. of the Re] übllcan regu
lars, was lirst to leave. .Mr. McCall,
another regular; Mr. James of Ken
tucky, a Democrat, and Mr. Graham of
I lllnols followed i oon.
Attorney Pepper then ciuestionprl the
■uitnoss regarding tho go-called "black
tent" affair. Ho corroborated Mr.
Davis' Ktatemcnt that Secretary Bal
lingrr had become very angry liecmiHo
he liiirl written a letter to E. T. Pi rkins.
Chicago purchaglnft apri'iit of thn mrv
ice, Buggestlnfc tliat he resign because
he. imd accepted $500 a month ff>r four
month* from the HarrlmHn railroads
for Hdverttsinpr landn along their lines
Jn iii: "black tent" lecture tour.
Mr. Newell Bald thn secretary stih
ferniently placed the stamp of approval
on Perkins' conduct.
Attorney Vertrees, In cross-examina
linn, Houftht to ascertain from him
whether the wltnesn thought Secretary
Rallinirer r<»lt he (Newoll) wb deficient
to .i certain ext( nt In qualifications for
thp office of director o| the reclama
tion Borvicp, 'The witnc i rppllpd that
ii Mr. Balllnper felt that way he had
not indicated it.
JAPANESE PRESS IS
ANGERED BY SHAW
the Formrr Secrrt.it> • Charge
'Thrft IV.ikpdn Would Dominate
the Pacific Is Simply
"Insanity'
\ h "l'( IRIA, B i ' . Mai-i li I
■
India, which nrrived
Vnr ihama, conl Lin
on iha Hllegcd utti
■
Shaw, iii.ii Japan
i lie l':n in-- and will nol . ', ■
v, ar in attain hoi 1 ob
' The .Tlji Bhlmpo nf Toklo sh.j.s that
in rharßo Japan with sfrkincr thr iiihs
icry of thi Pacific Is tv churgn Inwan
ity. Japan i ould nol control that
ocean, and Is mind her own biiHi
iissk, part of which Ik to trultlvate tlirt
United States' frlenduhlp and Join
Jmnds with America In onw ing tlio
marts ni" China. It regrets that sn Ini
jiorjjtnt .1 perHonafje has Joined tlii
BgitatofH aeeklns to cause ill fooling,
The Nlchl Nii'hi nhavgftH Mr. Sh;tw
"in, reßtntmsnt because of Japan's
Interference, which militated against
the (Vjnßummatlon of America's plans
lor Investing capital In China.
SEN. DANIEL'S CHANCES
FOR RECOVERY REVIVED
Attending Physicians Endeavor to As.
sure Public, but Statements
Issued Are Conflicting
DATTONAv Fla . March in. At 6 P
in. the attending physicians announced
that Senator Daniel had one chanca in
a hundred to recover.
Senator Daniel's physicians tonlgnl
Usued the foil,,wins signed statement:
"Senator Daniel still remains In a
state "t coma, which is not profound,
bui still is marked. His condition oth
erwise is improved and satisfactory."
ATTEMPT TO DELAY
TRIAL IS OPPOSED
GRAND JURY TO BACK UP IN
DICTMENT OF BURKE
Defense of Doctor, Charged with Dyna.
initing Woman and Child,
Bases Fight on Tech.
nicalities
SANTA ROSA, March 19. When tho
of Dr. Willard P, Burke, accused
namiting ■ tent house In which
lyiip Etta Smith and her baby lay
sleeping on tho nicht or February 5,
before Judge Emmet Beawell
Monday under a motion to quash tho
charges against th« defendant, the
grand Jurors who voted to return th«
Indictment against the physician will
hand to ti stlfy as to the reg
ularltj of Hi" proceedings in the jury
The defense bases its efforts to have
thi Indli tmi its sei aside largely on
technicalities having to do with the
method of procedure „r the prosecut
ing officers before the Inquisitorial
body. ' Mij, ct lons also will be made
to the manner In which the true bills
aro drawn.
Although Dr. Rurke is charged under
count with alleged Illegal surgical
practice u< the sanitarium he conducts
near this city the principal charge
against him Is thai of causing thi
n from which the woman and
child so mlrai ulously esi api d death.
[t the motion to dismiss the rase is
overruled the trial probably will not
!„• commenced before- the middle of
May.
Hiram Johnson, rhlof counepl for tho
defense, telegraphed from 1-os Angeles
today that he would bo. in Bants
Monday to tils'- part in tho argument.
The prosecution Ih represented by Dis
trict Attorney Lea and his assistant,
<;. W. Hoyle.
WORKS AND WALLACE
ARE GIVEN INDORSEMENT
SAN FRANCISCO, March I!>.—After
a discussion of the political situation
in California and pomip of the prelim- ;
Inary plans for Uie primary campaign
In August, the executive committee of
the Lincoln-Roosevelt league, which
met here today, Indorsed Judge John!
D. Works of I,os Angeles for United
Htntfs na tor.
A. J Wallace "f the same fity was
formally made the Pholce of tne league
for lieutenant governor.
All \ Gordon, the Sacramento banker,
was selected ai a randidnt« for the
of railroad commissioner.
CONTINUE RATE HEARING
KANSAS CITY, March 19.—Because
.Tudgt> rharlea Prouty of the Interstate
commerce commlsilon wu called to
San Francisco, the hearing on the pe
tltlon of the Southwestern Shippers,
asking lower railroad rates from the
Gulf of Mexico, was adjourned until
April S.
AMUSEMENTS
■piJANCHARD iI HALL T' "n 1™":
@!2®ehutifally Jllusir^ted^ 25
PUKDAY EVBNIN'U, MARCH !0 —S:l5 O'CLOCK
SWITZERLAND— The Playground of Europe
BEABON ANT) BINULE TICKETS AT DARTLETT MUSIC CO.
IMPSON AIinTTOPTTTM — THE HOME U E. BEHTMER.
IMPSON AUUlJl^U^KlUlVl— QF GOOD MUSIC. Manager.
ONLY VIOLIN RECITAL THIS SPRING
BY \MF.KI' v- MOST FAMOUS VIOLINIST,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 22
cTWAUD POWELL
S!-\T.« NOW ON" MIK^'V ISC ?1. 11.(A AND I!, AT BARTI.ETT MVBIC COMTANY.
BTUDKNT3' AND TEACHEnS 1 HATES ON APIM.Ii'ATION.
THE AUDITORIUM v r ' "SSSIS
TWO WEEKS KiVSIr! 1 MARCH 28
SAM S. & LEE SHUBERT (Inc.)
PRESBNT AMKHH HRKATBST EMOTIONAL. ACTRESS,
Florence Roberts
SUPPORTED BY
WHITE WHITTLESEY
The Transformation
t 1 ■■■•-■'
and Gloria
I'RICr.S 11.80, $1, 7Sp, 500, 2fir.
2000 Seats at 50c, 75c C& $1
PEAT PALK OPENS THURKDAT MQRNINO AT AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE Will
F.'RPT WEEK'S PRODUCTION OF"
"THE TRANSFORMATION"
QIMPSON AUDITORIUM »*TnJm«2iic»*£?i.Bo:
Paloma and Karla Schramm
In Joint Piano Recitals
Sale of Seats at FITZGERALD*. 523 P|».«.-«»— ■
rincesstheatek n,*\T.', &. u<l'-t-' ' / NfcAlt B1 'KIM"
"" VVKKK CoMMKNCINIr MONTUT. MARCH 21 — The bis „!..„.,'.. , ..
NEW YORK raccow, "A I*AIR OF tOBSTKRi*." U« i-h.iru> iji tiiH ... ,
Irur the sezisationa-l >"rench . tung memat; famous c&imoii*tt« Miir.c. a» ttrlfftHAlty pr©«
dnc*-<1 In Paris, nn.l t^n vfher Viigr TicvpHletk >li»t*u*T Jfeiv*ry I>f^y. li p. in. Two erpnlng
performances, ~:iS irn.l !>:!,-« o'clock. I-rlcr, lOr, 2Oc and S5«.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, MAHCTT 20, 1010.
SHRINERS HOLD
STATE REUNION
LOS ANGELES TEMPLE ACTS
AS HOST
FOUR HUNDRED PILGRIMS AT BA.
KERSFIELD CONCLAVE
Parade Which Marks Arrival of Vis.
itors Has Grotesque and Sev.
eral Unique Features —40
Initiated
BAKERSFIELD, March 18, Bearing
with them tho necessary paraphernalia
for tho initiation of forty candidates,
two train loads of Shrlners arrived
here this afternoon prepared for a two
days' reunion, One train carried mem
bers of Ai Malalkah temple, Los An
k<Mpn, ami another [slam ti mple of Sun
Francisco. There Is In fell about 400
visitors. Argery hall was the acene ol
the Initiation tonlghi after which an
elaborate banquet waa served at the
Southern hotel. This is thr annual pil
grimage of members of this order in
California,
During this conclave i.os Angeles
will bo hosts ns tho meeting Is within
their territory
i „ i v tr al Fresno Ban Francisco
entertained.
The parade which took place upon
arrival Of the guests was the most
■ unique ever seen here. Ft was headed
I by a band from Al Malalkah temple
iii gorgeous uniforms, then followed
Idatea dressed In tho most gro
itumes obtainable. N'exi came
the Turkish patrol in their elaborate
gowns as MCortS to potentates and
members of the official divan. Last
came the nobles of the ord«r In col
umn of four*.
Tomorrow there will bo a ball game
between teams chosen from delegation
for ilio championship "f the state. Late
tomorrow night the travelers will re
: turn to thoir homes.
NEWSPAPER MAN MAKES
AN EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
' Causes Arrest of Two Men Who Were
Conducting a Circulation
Contest
BIBBEB, Ariz., March 19.—C. B.
Gordon and W. F. Hecht. newspapei
i Irculatlon contest manager*, wh ar
rived In Blsbee ten days ago from Ala
inpdn. Cal., to conduct i voting con
test for the Blabee Daily Review were
arrested on Thursday by W. B. Kelly,
manager of thp Review, on a charge
of embesßlement.
At- a preliminary hearing today Onr
don was bound over to the grand jury
and his bond flxpd at $1000 which he
waa unable to pive and Is In jail.
Hecht will have a hearing on Tuesday.
Gordon and Hecht claim San Fran
cisco as residence.
HERO OF WILLIE BOY HUNT
IS CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE
s.\N BERNARDINO, Marrh
Charles T:<"he, the deputy shprirt nhot
and Injured hy Willie Boy during the
hunl f<>r thai Indian on the dew rl of
tiiis county, ha« announced that he
will be a candidate for constable at
Banning, to succeed Ben DeCrevecoeur,
another nf the WllHe Boy hunters.
he left for Banning today, taking
with him the Winchester rifle, the
n with which tho Indian shut
thf father of the ciri whom he kld
ni i, later the girl herself, with-
i tuo armed posses of two couo*
md th*n used to bis own life.
AMUSEM ENTS__ L__
Bt»» a tsnr\ tud A Trn B«l»«ro-Blnckw(mc! 00.. Proprs. (fnd Mir»,
&1-.APCU intijH.Xn^lS. MATINKBS TOI>AY, Tlmrsdar, Baturdn)-.
I»AST TWO TTMBS TOD of tht season** big laughing Bucce«»,
"WXAT lIATPRNKn TO JONES."
TOMORROW—Commencing Tomorrow Night—TOMORROW
LEWIS S. STONE) and th* Belaseo theater company will present N. C. OOOdwln'l recent
noinhlo sucees.. < •
[The Easterner]
■ y
Tills Is on« nf neorßn Broa.dhunt'l liest plays. It tells r rattling One story of a yminß
man from the east -nlio finds himself In th» western country. There If an ahundunre of
Ktrang, ttlrrtnf bccjips and situations, while there Is plenty of the vory b<'" •'"'' of
comedy.
NEXT WEEK'S EVENTFUL OFFERING I
MR. BTONB AND TIIK BKr.ASCO COMPANY WII.T. pnTWr.MT Fort THE FIRST |
T1M1? ON A.VY BTAOH GEORGE BROADHUBST'B NEWEST PLAT, j
|tjfe GARDEN OF LIES|
FOUNDED OV XL'«TUB MILES FOnMAN'S STORT OF THE SAME NAME. THIS IS
aOINQ TO TJK THE BIOOEJST EVENT OF THE KNTIItK BBABON. •'TUB HARDEN OF
i,,ies" IB tfNQUESTIONABLY onß OF THE BTRONOEST ANI> BEST WRITTEN
TT.AYS MAT MAS EVEK COMB .FROM THE AUTHOR OF rilK MAN OF nil,
HOUR." "THE DOLI.AR MARK." AND OTHER CONSPICUOUS BUCCESSKfI. BEATB
FOR ■■THH OARDBN OF LIES" WILI- OO ON SAI,B TOMORROW MORNING.
MISS FLORENCE OAKLEY WILL MAKE HER RJBAPPSARANCB AS I.EADINCi
LADY OF THE BELASCO COMPANY IN "THE GARDEN OF I.IKS.'
Lr»O AMPI7T TTC THFATFR SPIHNO ST., MATIXEE TODAY.
US ANUJiL^a ------ M;\K 4TII. S SHOWS NIGHTLY.
MuJlcal Cr»l«« I BESBIK I Augustus Neville & Co.
William Coleman \i.i»AHB rroh*t
The Laugh-O-Srnpe j Tliml'i; | Wlnlfr«<l Stsnart
Popular Prices — 10c, 2(0 «n.l 3i c .
GnAMn r»T>TTT?A MnTT<?V MATINEES TODAT. Tuesday. SatiirtlaT.
KAN U Uft.Kfl HULIja l-honm Main I8«7! Home AI9«T.
Fast Fun—Commencing Matinee Today—Mirthful Music ..
FERRIS HARTMAN
And his big slußliifr snd dancing fiiipnny Will present a splendid production of the
most famous of Frank Daniels' mu»lo ami fun successes,
1 THE OFFICE BOY]
•THE OFFTi^T!: BOY" IS A FUN SHOW WITHOUT A SPEED LIMIT
ONE OF THOSE CONFUSIONS OF THIRTY-THREE VARIETIES OF
HX-MOR. AND IT'S CHOCK FULL OF THE LATEST AND LIVELIEST
PONO hits, SUCH AS "HAS ANTBOOT HERE SEEN KELI.EY?" "THAT
WOULD MAKE A PERFECT LADT MAD," "I'M ON THE WATER
WAGON NOW," AND A SCORE OF OTHERS YOU WON'T FORC.ET.
*- l l l
Next Week's Unparalleled Musical Offering
PTBRRIB HARTMAN and his big company will offer a innznlnYrnt production of Blzet'c
operatic triumph.
CARMEN
BPETIAL ENOAOBMENT OF c.EORGINA STRAUSS. PRIMA DONTtJI CONTRALTO IN
THE ROLE OF CARMEN. Srats for this Important muitcal event will go on »■!« to.
morrow morning at thfl mgular fcala of popular Hartman prirej».
MASON OPERA_HOUSE i*..e. i?n*,":
Week Starting Tomorrow
Matinee Saturday Only
fTJk. y'fa. rt W3 fjJLijji wa - ijuss m/Tjrjum Ifl AU/ J) f*D| A/SI^PH*S
H^pg^MUSIC 8t COSTUMES )' ■*r ■"'>^^^^J|' - • '•
/tfTR3\ 100 ii r.o/v\PAA:v _AWj OFGIRU
Prices 50c to $1.50. Scats Now on Sale
Coming — Easter Week Charles Frohman Presents
Otis Skinner
In His Latest New York Success
Your Humble
Servant
By BOOTH TARKINGTON and HARRY LEON WILSON
Authors of "The Man from Home" and a Dozen Famous Successes
BAT SALE THURSDAY.
ECHANICS^ FAIR Fiesta Park, March 26 — April 9
TT vhi Hi fr.ro Under Two-Acre Canvas
OD\J X2/XIIIUILOrO Ten Thousand Lights
fpuc* mn.v b* rn^.iL.r'l by applying at IMco ntr^rt rnirancr, or phone Snnsrt or H"m«
v\< Ma fxchaiier. I
OLYMPIC THEATER . , Home of Hits and Novelties
Aiphin & Fargo Present "THE PAWNBROKER"
10 niit Singing anil Diiniln(r Novelties —lop, 20c, 28c ■
T EVY'S Third and Main. Tables Reserved.
"■—' NEW BILL MONDAY—STARTLING FEATURES
. Sisters Rappo, Russian Cossacks, in
—_ _ Native Dances in Costume; Rogers,
n+p Stewart & Elwood, "Kings of Har-
V-^^-^-^ niony," in songs of the day; last week
—— —the very popular primi donna, Mile.
/•■*\t l j lion Bergere, "th« Hungarian Nightin-
V«/f19.11L9.nL gale," and of Jeanie Fletcher, the
-~- rr - ====== ~---- = —~ == ~ Scotch Ballarlist, in songs of t lie "Hie
lands." '
—■■ Kammermeyer's Solo Orchestra.
Afternoon T<-a 3 to 5:30. After dinner, 8:!!0 to 10; after thratcr 10:30 to 12:30.
AMUSEMENTS ;
c. ■ L "' " ' "T" v^~^-"-' w*~*~*A*~~':"'-'-'-'-' J'<'
11 syluK Particular Ai-1 T 7* *-! 11 f^ CX T T"1 11 £2k I l'r?" e°li"« ■»•»«*• "».|,
rentkm to Entertaining \l fHljClGvlllG *bMt. Knro«V"» •B<l ' )
I Ifi.llo. mill Chltilrfn. | V C* WVAV V *"V | American littrantlniiiii. /.
Bert Leslie & Co. Seldoms Venus
"Hot»n in soolety." i —■'■ 1 T-ivln «f Murbi..
Thome & Carleton iur«tiri*i. Five Mowatts
Th« Boubrotta anrt , the Vnr JViatinCe Club awingln*.
LaVeen. Cross & Co. Today Charles Kenna
Roman Sports and Pa»tlm««. A uuety Tlin street Fakir.
Emma Francis & Arabs v- Watson, Cohen & Co.
~ a"J Tuinb"- onnmm motion ncTrKrT °°*c; "*"
Nlflit*— lor, »sc, 50r, I.V. Mntlne«» D.illy—loc, Zse, 50«.
HAMBURGER'S MAJESTIC THEATER N ANiNTi:
MnjeMlo Thcalrr * ItrnltT Co., LnM OI.IVF.n MOKOSCO, Manager.
REGINMNti TONHIHT at 8:15.
AI.Ii MATINKB \VKI>M-HIIAY— SATCRDAT.
| Rice C& Varley Offer
California's Favorite
Musical Comedy
| LIGHT | THE 1 MUSIC
GINGERBREAD MAN
Book and lyrlca bj Musle by
Frcdtrlc Kanken. A. Baldwin Sloan*.
BJiEQUAI.EO CHORVS, iINOBBS, CAST, COtXOHM, COMKDIAXS.
LIFE OniOLfAL COMPANY or (> COLOR
Tedious toll .upplanted by continual (rayety and MBfi that iro witty «Jid charmlnf.
rnicES— boc. 75c. |i. a rr.w front hows |I.M rorui-An matinees.
MOROSCO'S BURBANK THEATER V'xnltxTu:
MATI.NKi: TODAY—*\LI. MATINK.I. SATTODAT.
ISRABt. ZANOWILL'B PI.rASANT COIIBDT,
MERELY MARY ANN
IMml Of Ml»n Marjorln I..HM.
ntlCBS— «oc. 75c. matim:i:s Ste. EXCEPT FIRST TEN rIOWB, KM,
BASEBALL MATCH, CHUTES PARK, BBNBm ACTORS' FUND. MARCH 53.
"Snt Wfyk—Surrtou'B Intl-rcsllng mafllal i'M"lv. "DIVOKroXS."
PALM GARDENS SKATING RINK
Be Onweful anil Sknto «t Eighteenth nnrt Main, Afternoon and Rrnilns. Beal
Dfoorated and Kqelpped lUnk on tlin < oa«t.
TV* $> Of Your Week
I IIC f Ending Outing
Is 9 of
a • Class
cTVlount Lowe
Special Excursion
Rates $2.00 Round Trip, Saturday and Sunday
See the Great Peak in its spring robes, the most wonderful of the
world's trolley trips. It's conceded that no other trip is so diversi
fied, so inspiring or so beautiful as this.
Dine at Alpine Tavern. It's a delightful hotel amid the great
pines far up on MT. LOWE. Service the best, surroundings ideal.
LONG BEACH
The Atlantic City of the Pacific coast, where there is always some
thing doing. Ocean Excursions, Mammoth Salt Plunge, the Famous
Pike, Largest and Most Attractive Pier on the Coast; Double Whirl,
Figure Eight; Dancing at Majestic. Dine at the Famous Virginia.
OTHER BEACH POINTS
Naples, with, still water boating. Dine at Hotel NapoH, excellent
service.
Newport, Huntington Beach and Balboa for a genuine seashore
revel.
Point Firmin, with the Government Lighthouse and Break
water, is attractive.
VALLEY TRIPS
Casa Verdugo, the Old Spanish Restaurant, where you may enjoy
a Genuine Spanish Dinner amid semi-tropical scenes.
Covina, Glendora. Azusa, Monrovia and Sierra Madre,
through Southern California's famous Orange Groves. An ideal
time to see them laden with golden fruit and blossoms.
OTHER POINTS OF INTEREST
Rubio Canyon. San Gabriel Mission, Cawston Ostrich Farm. Go
Somewhere. Go by Trolley.
Fast, Frequent service from Mammoth Sixth and Main Street
Terminal.
Pacific Electric Railway
Shortest ■»*» Quickest /^P^
Line to the Ocean IJpP
VENICE gf AMERICA
CHIAFFARELLI'S CONCERT BAND, DANCING, BOATING,
AQUARIUM—NEW VENICE PLUNGE OPEN
BAND CONCERT—DANCING—BATHING I
"lyyr J __ J . J JlJl . jrirtr . World's Most Spectacular Race
IVlOtOr QrOme Course now open to public. In
' —-? spection free. Take Playa del
•——————————^———— Rey cars.
REDONDO BEACHDelightful 10-mile ride each way along the
ocean. Band Concertsßathing.
LAUREL CANYON TO BUNGALOW
LAND AND LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Enjoy the Mountain Scenery— most beautiful resort in the
valley. CHICKEN DINNER AT BUNGALOW INN. ;
Los Angeles-Pacific Railway
Balloon Route Excursion Station, Hill St., Bet. Fourth and FiftH