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EXPERT PRESENTS
FIGURES ON GOAL
Alfred H. Brooks Gives Testimony
at Ballinger-Pinchot
Investigation
GLAVIS LETTERS ARRIVE
Witness Christensen Expresses
Opinion as to How Thief
Got Into Box
■ ; i —^——.
[Associated Prrss]
WASHINGTON, April 9.—Alfred H.
! Brooks, mineral expert of the geological
survey, resumed the witness.chair to
day when the Ballinger-Pinchot com
• mittee resumed Its deliberations, after
'opening the Glavis box from Seattle
and hearing Andrew Christcnsen's ex
!planation of where he found the twen
ty-four missingl letters.
Mr. Brooks said that on arbitrary
(figures It would require 4913 years to
!exhaust the coal supply of the United
6tates, which comprised 60 to 70 per cent
of the visible supply of the world, lie
said that figured on the basis of future
Increase of consumption at the rate of
i Increase In the last two or three years
rthe supply would last but 100 to 150
(years. Improved methods of consump
'tlon had resulted in a decreased use of
Coal, the witness said, but lie thought
[there was little occasion for alarm as
to the exhaustion of the supply.
1 Mr. Brooks favored In a general way
the leasing of coal lands, but thought
I the Alaska field too far away to permit
the employment of that system.
At the afternoon session Andrew
i Christensen took the witness stand for
'Ws cross-examination by Attorney
'3randels. The witness declared it was
fhlß conviction that the letters were, put
In the box.
"By you?" Interrupted Brandeis.
"No; by Olavls," retorted Christen
, Ben. "All the evidence indicates that
, fact."
Because of the dull morning session
there was some difficulty In getting a
I quorum for the afternoon session. Only
«lx members were present.
ACCUSE BALLINGER OF
REFUSING HIS DUTIES
Claimants to Oregon Lands De
clare Secretary Delegated
Work to Assistant Pierce
WASHINGTON. April 9.—Declaring
that Secretary of the Interior liiilllnger.
because he bad b**H BOUBMI £<>r a
numb'r of lMii.l claimant! In the Sllet
Indian reservation in Oregon, now de
dinei tn give them the benefit <>f his
judgment since becoming secretary of
the Interior and "has attempted to
delegate to Mis assistant, Frank Pierce,
tiic duty Imposed by law on him," and
thai the latter hai dei Ided adversely
to them, William 1). Bales, Thomas
Holverton and Levy M. Qilberl to
day tiled suit In the supreme court of
the distriit of Columbia for Jnjunc
tii us i" preveni the execution of the
order of Mr. P
Hah i iays ml employed Mr. Ballln
p,.r in L9OB, ami that the latter Hied
Id tip' i.iii< t tin 1 then secretary of
the lnttrior a brief urging that patents
be Issued to Bales. By alleged Irreg
ularities In- chums his title to the en
try was clouded and Mr. Pierce has
rendered against him a decision which
j s about to become operative In Ore
gon unless thr court prevents it
cution.
Hales and the other claimants de
clare the law nllows nn appeal to tho
RECORDS Mjk Shattered
With \Sr Ease
MOTORDROME
World's Most Spectacular Race Course
Championship Auto Races
Today 2:30 p. m. £& Apr. 10,13,15,16,17
tpjtt^ Try A T\T Fastest Track in
11 1 AIN the Entire World
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
BARNEY OLDFIELD and 210 H. P. "Blitzen" Benz vs. RALPH DE PALMA and 200 H. P.
"Mephistopheles" Ffat.
25 OTHER FAMOUS DRIVERS—23O ENTRIES
ADMISSION—FieId, 50c; Grandstand, $1.00; Boxes, $2; Auto Gate, including Grandstand, $1.
Box Seat Tickets Now on Sale at Hill Street Station.
RAILROAD FARE 40 CENTS ROUND TRIP
MUSIC BY GREGORY'S BAND OF OCEAN PARK
Take PLAYA DEL REV cars at Hill Street Station or along Hill and Sixteenth Streets. Cars
every few minutes.
AFTER THE RACES VISIT THE BEACHES
T TT^TVTT/^T"^ Chiaffarelli's Concert Band—
V PJM It jT^j Dancing, Boating, Bathing—
v •*—'■»- * XV-/J—/ New Bath House
Ocean Park—Santa Monica
Band Concerts, Dancing, Bathing
-DT7T\/"^TVrT\/~\ 13T7 A r*TJT Delightful 10-Mile Ride Along the Sea
Krll-AJINIJU JP-E/AV^li Band Concerts—Bathing
Los Angeles Pacific Ry. S°s°i b^SpSSJSkmi
secretary; that they are entitled to
It, and that the action of the assistant
secretary Is without warrant of law.
When Mr. Ballinger's attention was
drawn to the suit he emphatically de
nied having baen attorney for the
claimants or that thero was any spec
ial reason why Assistant Secretary
Pierce had handled the cases. The lat
ter bad disposed Of them, he said, in
accordance with his general assign
ment of handling land office matters.
Retarding the charge that lie had
been counsel for tho claimants, the
secretary declared that after he had
retired to private life from the com
mlsslonersbip of the general land of
fice bis name bad been signed to a
brief In the eases by J. H. Ballinger,
a distant cousin, In conjunction with
li|s own signature.
The secretary said this was done
without his authority and when the
matter was called to his attention he
so advised the interior department nnd
requested that his name be stricken
from the document.
LACK OF ROMANCE ON
SHIPS DETERS YOUTH
Witnesses Testifying at Merchant
Marine Hearing Say American
Boys Not Available
WASHINGTON, April 9.—Waning of
the romance of the sea Is keeping the
American boy off the crew lists of the
American steamers nnd palling cr.aft
more and more, according to witnesses
yesterday before the house committee
on merchant marine.
The committee was considering the
bill to amend the laws relative to
American seamen to prevent uncler
mannlng and unskilled manning of
American vessels and to encourage j
the training of l>oys In the American
merchant marine.
Officials of the coastwise and Inland
steamship lines testified they would
welcome Americanization of their
crews If the Americans would stick to
the work, but now they had to use
Greeks, Spaniards and other aliens.
Representative* Harchfleid of renn
sylynnia declared the American
through freight rates to nnd from for
eign ports operating as an unjust dls- |
crimination against domestic ship
ments, were made by s shipping trust.
and were dictated from London. Ant
werp. Hamburg, and other foreign
shipping points.
PROF. HANDLEY GIVES TALK
Prof. L. A. Hundley of Oceldentai i
college secretary of the League of
Justice, addressed a hie mretln* In the |
City hall at Hnntinßton Park last even- j
iiiß under the auspices of the Hunting-,
ton Good Government club. D. R. Ly
ons was chairman of the meeting. An j
election will be held Monday for city;
trusties The lochl Oond Government;
club was on« of the first of Its kind
to be organized In the smaller cities i
about Los Angeles.
AMUSEMENTS____
1 Christian Science Lecture
By FRANK 11. LEONARD, O. 8. B. of BROOKLYN. K. I.
Sunday Afternoon, April 10th, 1910
AT 8 O'CLOCK. ADMISSION FRKE, _____
—— ——^— ——^—^^ TIUIID ST., Between
THE NEW EMPIRE Main and Lo» Angeles.
l)( j , >T s_VU DBVIIXK-10 CENTS-IT TO »ATK < OMKDV-Sl-ARKLIXi;
■KIT«— KIKOI'KAN WIIXIAI.TIKS—The VJrßlnla UMHII ««npany, from the
bl> drcuu -Tony Rl.«-. conges, of acrobatic and comedy monkey^ount y ere,., and
WWtfl.l4 the noted baritone- Original Blograph motion picture hoop S ro, er
_I-red WhlifleKl. the noted baritone-Original Bloeraph motion picture, etc. 8 810
ACTS riCRPOmiAXCES --""■ " ■"" and "P. M. A"-V- , .
RINCESS THEATER lSS£JifiSSJ^*£~
"'thb pniNrEBB BTOi S i■■ iMPAKT prewnt. tho M«rrjr Mustaal BttrlMqne, ■ mi
KSSM^ra^^gwrvi
THREE SHOW- liXll.V— '•■■* and B:15 p. in. l''-l' '-- '"■ -Oc, -'"■ m
BASEBALL TODAY— Apsu^S. ». ». »•—•'«•■
. VEHNON r.AHK,
Vernon vs. Portland April 8, 23, 10—io:so.
All Game* at 2:30. Sunday Morning at »rnon. 10:80. __^.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SIXDVY MOJIXING, APRIL 10, 1010.
WOMEN UPHOLD
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
(Contlnnrd from r««e One)
trlct president of north; Mr«. Barry,
president Alameda district; Mrs. Wil
liam Hitter, president southern district;
Mrs. William Baurhyte, Los Angeles,
president Los Angeles district; Mrs.
R. L. Hargrove, Madera, president
San Joaquin district; Mrs. W. P. Black,
president San Francisco district.
A motion was made this morning by
Mrs. W. C. Bryant, Los Angeles, that
the Invitation of San Francisco and
Alameda districts to hold the biennial
1912 General Federation of \\ omen s
clubs In San Francisco be Indorsed by
that body and that Mrs. J. W. Orr
and Mrs. A. P. Black be appointed a
committee to present such invitation to
the biennial at Cincinnati in May was
unanimously carried.
good RO.\I»S DISCUSSED
The ticket nominated is generally
pleasing to the southern delegates, al
though friends of Mrs. Frank A. Hume,
Long Beach, are disappointed that she
did not receive the nomination for
secretary Instead of auditor. It *Is
probable Long eßach will have the
next federation meeting on account of
the favorable proposition Of the Hotel
Virginia. Riverside also will try for
the convention and San Francisco.
Governor Gillette was guest at a
dinner given by Mrs. Hume and fed
eration ..dicers and spoke on good
roads in the evening. He said: ■Wom
en cannot vote, but can help build up
the country, develop and beautify all
sections. Club women are largely re
sponsible for these improvements. He
urged the good roads bill on economic
and esthetic grounds. It will bring
more tourists with automobile? here,
and also open general travel through
the beautiful scenery of canyons and
mountains." Mrs. Hume responded and
said: "While we cannot vote we Will
pay taxes on those bonds and help In
thßUSsSf'j. Waters, William Baurhyte
and Morris Albee are guests at the
Potter with their wives over Sunday.
• *> —
CHARGE $70,000 THEFT TO
TEN RAILROAD SWITCHMEN
_—— —
Men Accused of Belonging to Syn
dicate to Rob Cars
KANSAS CTTY. April P —Ten switch
men employed by tho Kansas City
Southern railroad were arrested today,
| charged with operating a syndicate en
gaged In uteallng poods In transit over
the company's lines. .
About $70,000 worth of goods Is said
! tr> have been taken within the last two
years ilothlng, dress goods, firearms,
liquor, cigars, shoes, foodstuffs and
I even lawn mowers are Included In the
| list of articles taken.
AMUSEMENTS .
-Pelasco~theater2 ' ~\r™2£ k^A^^S^.^SS^.
I THE THIRD WEEK OF THIS GREAT SUCCESS
STARTS TOMORROW NIGHT J
This means that the theatergoers of Los Angeles will have just one more
week Tn which to see what is admittedly th« best romantic play that has
1..■. ii written in years, played by the leading stock company of the country,
with LEWIS S. STONE and all the other Belasco favorites in George
Broadhurst's new play, ■'
I I
SfUES
Every newspaper in Los Angeles has praised this big
play and the magnificent production as one of the sure
tire successes of the year—ever since the first perform
ance two weeks ago, the Helasco has been crowded to the
iloors with enthusiastic audiences that have said the same
thing—no such substantial success has been recorded by
any romantic play In years.
1 THIS THIRD WEEK IS POSITIVELY THE LAST |
The hundreds that have been unable to get seats for
THE GARDEN OF LIES will have but this olio week In ,
which to sea this big Broadhurst hit—seats are now on
sale for the last week and they're, selling Just as fast as
the expert Belasco ticket sellers can handle the money.
Better hurry and get your seats right away—otherwise
you stand a good chance of being disappointed. „ ■
Regular Belaaco prices for this real success. Every night, 25c to 76c; mat
inees TODAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 25c to 800. ;;
NEXT WEEK— George Broadhurst's famous
dispenser of gloom and life-saver for the glum,
"WHY SMITH LEFT HOME." The hap
piest, snappiest, cheeriest and merriest farce
you ever saw. Seats now on sale.
IN PREPARATION: Mr. Broadhur»t'l newest. biggest and best play, "THE
PRICE." First production on any sta^e. at the Belasco Theater, Monday
night. April 26, with LEWIS 8. STONE, Florence Oakley, Adele Farrlngton,
Ida Lewis, Helena Sullivan, Frank Camp, Howard Scott and other popular
Belasco players in the cast. Seats for "THE PRICE" will go on sale next
Monday morning. Reservations now being received and when accompanied
by check or money order will lie filled in the order they tire received. "THE
PRICE" Is GOING TO BE THE DRAMATIC SENSATION OF THE YEAR.
Lnc AWfITTT TT<5 THPATPB SPRING ST., Matinm Today.
Ub ArMUJl,l^i> lrtJlAlh'K NKAU roIRTIt. » SHOWS NIOHTLT
Palmer and Blccutl, I BEIIXAKU 1 i/j Theodon
HRthaway and Moors AND Martlnettl and Grosil
The Laugh-O-Srope | ORTII | Alf. Rlpon
POPULAR PRICES— 10c. 20c AND JOc.
GPAMT) OPFPA HnTT^P MATINEES TODAY. 1UB7; Homr A 1967.
KAfMiJ UfliKfl JIUUSI^ r\\onn Main 1987; Home A 1967.
dljok COMMENCING MATINEE TODAY
Pi r^S* ' —-, Ferris Hartman
;>> I\' W£ - ■ AND HIS MERRY ASSOCIATES WILL GIVE THE
: V I V '''* '""" FIRST PRODUCTION BY A MUSICAt* S'T.OCK
' ft^flL f-%^ COMPANY OF AUGUBTIN DAL.Y'B FAMOUS BNXI
-':■ *4 «^^^^^V •* ms\ :-IS" MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS.
"; -v? ■ * 1 with THE ORIGINAL COSTUMES OF THIS
I IX)NT>O.N r I'HODUCTION, VALUED AT |30,00 U.
W : " ' ''"'
I j ;; "Passed by the Pure Fun
HP tb ..' "Cj Laws of Two Continents"
jjß&igM . mjjlSkL Kontu now unlMnir fast at th» popular &rt\\« of Hart
6^?L Wr I -V man price*. Matinees TODAY and Saturday, lie.
IP^ *l«jffl| He and BOc. Bargain matinee Tuesday, 10c «nd -'."'■
FERRIS HARTMAN »£» n!--1"' 15*' :6c ' 60° and 76c
as "Chambuddy Ram."
NFXT ATTRACTION—GEORGE M. COHAN'S GREAT HIT, "GEORGE WASHING
TON, JR." BEAT RESERVATIONS CA.N NOW BE MADE.
To Whom It May Concern: •
THE Theatrical Managers' Relief Association wishes to
take this means of thanking one and all who so kindly
assisted in making our Benefit such a great success. We par
ticularly wish to offer our very sincere thanks to the Board of
Directors of the Assistance League, who donated all the beau
tiful flowersi which were sold by ladies of the "Merry Widow"
and Ferris Hartman companies for a very neat sum; also, to
the most estimable ladies who allowed the use of their names
as Patronesses.
PATRON ESSKS v
urns if T VIIFN >•"*• FRANK S. BICKI.
M is' v H il\RlV\M BARIXHV. MRS. STEPHEN < 111-NTIXOTO».
mrH: «w™,, iakvis haklow. mks howaj«6 c. hpntinotow.
\ii-s \t I \v r ism II MRS. W. <). KKHCKIIOrJ .
MRS* MARY A.BHIGOfI MRS OKAKVIIXE MAI GOWAX.
Mis" ERNEST' A. HUV\NT. KM 111 (ill 1.. MACNEIU
MRS lOIIN .1 BYKNK MRS. O. M(H)IM-WOOI).
us s ,[|"miv Mil*. lIIMIU MORGAN.
MRS" SAM! I I. IKWKHS rI.OVF.R. MRS. JOHN G. SI OSS IN.
JJ mi< nil! I li:\\:ll MltS. (lIAIIIKS MONROE.
Ms JOskViVV <'* wr-KS. Ml.»- WALTER SCOTT NEWHAIX.
I' \\,,il\M V INN MR-S. JOSEPH 1. SXKTOKI.
MS I I.lviN T BARI «■««• MARK MBMST SKVKR.WNCE.
MR*' Wllm'aM M\V OABLAMS. MIJX. CHARLES SII.K.NT.
>! c"s' msKCwmrn. mrs. othkman SIII.ANO.
a! ks! I:|| \K V.Rll I ITn -lIE-;. OTHKMAN STKVENB. tiiom.
M*. JIKI I.InV. -.111 S(>N. MR*! < AMKKON IIisKINK THOM.
mhs' WALTER J TRABK. MRS. I. N. VAN M \S.
mUs. JXl'o yon SCHMIDT. »1». W. 11. WORKMAN.
THEATKICAJ, MANAGERS' RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
lELSEN THEATER 0. A. QI'INTARD. Manager. % */f
lELSEN iWiliAl£-K or-na Aye ., > ear Seventh. VU> ~^ Aff
HORTENSE NIELSEN *$&}&
In a massive scenic *-y * •»-) TV/TTJ* TVT With MACE *-EA*'
production of V^ <£* X\. JLVX I~J I.N as Don Jose.
BARGAIN* MATINEES TUESDAY AND THURSDAY—ALL BEATS 25 CENTS. Satur
day and Sunday matinees 10c, 25c, 50c. Evenings, 16c. :'sc. 60c, 75c. .
Week of April 11—FROU FROU
T EVY'S Third and Main. Tables Reserved.
h^ irXT-Estrellita |
The sreatert of all Spanish danoers. BOSANQUKT,
Ch3.nt3.Tlil GEORGIA RUSSELL and ROGERS. STEWART and EL-
I WOOD. KAMMBRMBTBR'S ORCHESTRA.
AfUrnoon Ten. a to 5:81). After Dinner, 8:30 to 10. After Theater. 10:30 to 12:30.
TV/rTjTTPTT THI?ATT?P " " TIIlK1» VXKBXt,
EMPIRE THEATER Bet , Maln an d to. Angeles.
DEVOTED TO SELECT VAUDEVILLE
8I?l?ATITT>17 Af>TC Q The Blograph Motion l'lctures.
8 rhj£\L UKXii AUb O Matinee Dally. All Seats 10c.
Two Shown Every Night—lo anil 20 Cent*.
LYMPIC THEATER The llome of "llf "nd Novelllei-
OLYMPIC THEATER The Home of HUi and NovelUe»-
ALPHIN & FARQO present "A. Mutt nt the Races.'' Greatest of all cartoon
comedies. Ten big Singing and Danrlng :i umili.th. Prices, 10c, 20c. tic.
ALM GARDENS SKATING RINK
PALM GARDENS SKATING RINK
Be Graceful and Skate at Elishteentb and Main, Afternoon and Evening. Beat
Decorated and Equipped Rink on the Const.
M'^Soic^TBURBANITTHEATER mui"ibS'
BBgJ?^^ l^C STAOm 't'r\
THE LION AND THE MOUSE
PRICES 25c. 6"c 760. MATINEES SATURDAY and SUNDAY, ISO, except first ton
rows, 60c. Gallery 10c. . '
NEXT WEEK—Th« vivid western drama, "TUB I.OVE ROUTE."
HAM3URGER'S MAJESTIC THEATER . nSJS^Sxh: '
~^~ BEGINNING TONIQHT—TUB PEERLESS COMEDY PAIR, ( "
KOLB m DILL I
In their grreatest novelty, ■"
"THE RICH MB. IMKKJK>'ir.KISn!B." _ *_;
PRICKS 25c, 50c, 7Bc. $1. MATINEES WEDNESDAY and BATTTRDAT, IN. 50c, 750.
i.a»i*te-.i!;|Vaudevillel!r iK?''?i^Miri' I
iMiiln and Clillilrrn. I V I*lA\*W V ***V | American Attrnftlon«.|
Miss Ida Fuller . . Lottie Williams & Co..
"La Sorclere." j 1 "On stony rt™nil-"
Charlene & Charlene tvt«#.j«-« Clara Belle J erome &Co
Entertainers. WlatlXlCC "Joyland."
Charles Ahearn Troupe Today Winona Winter n ,, '
Comedy Cyoll«t». * UUay I'""" "Cheer-up" QlrL
Felix, Barry & Co. ' \ Reynolds & Donegan
•The Boy Next Door" Dancing on rollers.
1 aJ ORr-HEUM MOTION PICTURES
NIGHTS, 10c, »sc. 50c. 7lie. WATINKKS DAILY, 10c. 28c. 80c. .
THE AUDITORIUM WrSvtr U * "S^" ;
THE ARTISTIC WONDER OP TWO CONTTKTENTS. '
Tomorrow Night and Tuesday Night at 8:30 ,
WITH A WED NESDAT MATINEE.
P -, "1 The Revival of Classical :
gm^^^i^LLAN I
~3 j cTVIAUD
C_S*. J— * Ji^t x\. IN
'••. 'WM& "M ' And Her Art
li^r^WP? "-'Wi ASSISTED BT
"fy • ! ' .1 A Symphony Orchestra
\ tfSfr C , Tflfirrnm. Sun Francisco, April S.
' W J '. <3$ Mannpter I!.-li>mer, Lei An«e!e», Cbl.
" t^^^i^ )m ' Dvery Allan performance »old out.
t?f«? :3«||| K^f ■ Thousands turned ami Greatest «u0
*%... ' - cc.s since ordinal Pattl.
[ *?•'* ■» - . : .. , '." . '^~t (Signed) GREENBAUM, lyocal Mgr.' ■
Seat sain at Bartlett mm.io Co. Prices 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50 and $2 §
and Auditorium box office. 9
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"DLANCHARD __HALI" l E.HEHYMER, ;
LANCHARD HALL Manager. , I
_ ,
beautifully• Jllusfrtsged^ I j
BAUMGARDT I I
LECTURES I
SUNDAY EVEN INO, APRIL. 10. 1:11. f.
NORWAY— REVISITED M
SEASON AND PTN-ai.y: TICKBTB at BAR TI.KTT Mrsn- CO. *"{A I
SIMPSON AUDITORIUM—
First American Appearance of M
c^Vladam Adenee I
The World's Highest I
Soprano I
Thursday evening. April 14. Seat, now selling at Bartlrtt SliiMc Co., Sl« Broadwsj.
Assisted by ROUND WAVL, tenor, MARY I* ODONOI MM. MKAD. fluttot.
Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00 I
The ? of Your /#%\
Week End Outing Sfgs I
Is a ? of Class I
Mount Lowe special excursion rate $2.00 round trip, Satur
day and Sunday. ...
A visit to "Ye Alpine Tavern" will convince you of its superior
ity over any other first-class mountain resort on the Pacific, coast.
The panoramic views from the mountain trails are most beau
tiful, and you cannot afford to miss taking a peep through the great
telescope at Echo. It is conceded that no other trip is so diversi
fied, so inspiring or so beautiful as this. Through cars 8, 9, 10 a. m.
and 1:30 and 4 p. m.
Long Beach
The Atlantic City of the Pacific coast, where there is always some- I
thing doing. Ocean excursions. Mammoth Salt Plunge, the Famous *
Pike; Largest and Most Attractive Pleasure Pier on the Coast; i
Double Whirl; Figure Eight; Dancing at the Majestic. The |
Famous Virginia, Band Concerts Afternoon and Evening, ' Fishing I
from the Pier. ■■. ; . |
Other Beach Points I
Naples, with Still Water, Launch Rides through miles of beautiful |
canals. Dine at Hotel Napoli; excellent service. |j 1
Newport,' Huntington Beach, Balboa, and Sunset Beach—the |
Fisherman's Paradise. It's a glorious ride along the Surf Line for h
miles. Point Firmin, with the Government Lighthouse and Break- j|
water, are attractive. ;
Valley Trips 1
' Casa Verdugo, the Old Spanish Restaurant,' where you can enjoy ft
a Genuine Spanish Dinner amid semi-tropic scenes. Covina, Azusa, |
Glendora, Monrovia. \, fli
Sierra Madre ; I |
An ideal time to visit the Orange Grove District. The trees are |
white with bloom and the air filled with their fragrance. Dine at If
the Foothill Inn, Azusa. v
Other Points of Interest ft
Rubio Canyon, San Gabriel Mission, Cawston Ostrich Farm.
GO SOMEWHERE—GO BY TROLLEY
Fast and Frequent Service from Mammoth Sixth and Main Street &1
Terminal.
PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAILWAY