Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], May 22, 1910, Page 11, Image 23

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PART 11
Bargain WeeK
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Be Right Jar odini ees Ja Given Away es Peach Brlndy
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I Better Than The Best to Be Had Local Beers n -' «s/^^|.
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FREE DELIVERY On account of possibility of breakage customers are kindly requested to take jardinieres with them. FREE DELIVERY
Phones- Home a 1272, Main i64i Los Angeles' Greatest Liquor House, 108-110 South Broadway, Near First Phones-Home a 1272, Main im
SIERRA MADRE CLUB
PLANS BIG OUTING
Members and Friends Will Leave
Saturday for Excursion
to Catalina Island
Dancing, hunting, fishing, boating,
tennis, golf, mountain climbing and a
dozen other diversions, covering three
days of fun-seeking and fun-making
on beautiful Oitalina island are em
bodied In the elaborate plans that have
been made by the entertainment com
mittee of the Sierra Madre riub for
the first annual outing and picnic of
the members of that popular mining
organization.
The party, made up of members of
the club, their wives and families
and many persons outside the organi
zation, invited as guests of the mem
bers, including: visiting mining men to
this city, will leave the Pacific Electric
depot at 9 o'clock next Saturday morn
ing for San Pedro and on the Catalina
steamer, either the Cabrillo or the Her
inosa, for Avalon, which port they
..111 reach about 12:30 o'clock.
A grand fish barbecue has been ar
ranged for the immediate entertain
ment of the party, after its arrival,
in the Grove, on the edge of the golf
links. This happy arrangement by
Chairman G. Alfred, Mayiand will thus
postpone the need of any thought re
garding the inner man, during the
three days' stay, until the members
have had an opportunity to rest from
their land and sea voyage.
The Island Villa has been'secured for
the entire party, where sleeping ac
commodations will be ample, the party
thereafter being' at liberty to secure
meals wherever individual fancy takes
them.
The club will take Its own orchestra,
thus Insuring music at all times of the
day or evening.
A grand ball will «rrve as diversion
for the first evening, the Pavilion—the
largest on. f the Pacific coast—having
been ■ secured.
Sunday and Monday will he devoted,
r IT
Cough Up
Relieves the bronchial tubes for that cough
.m.l that cold—stops it. Pure tot A A
Rock and Rye. Per bottle $I.UU
to the thousand and one pleasures to
be found on the island.
Reservations are rapidly being made
by those intending to take the trip and
enjoy the three day gambol. Those
who have not made such reservation
would do well to do so this week at the
Sierra Madre club, in order that full
est accommodations may be arranged.
The outing will, in effect, serve afl an
out-of-doors club warming, for the pur
pose of getting tIT» members and other
mining men together, preliminary to
the hard campaign now ln'fore the
mining interests of the southwest In
making the American Mining congress,
which meets here September 26 to Oc
tober 1, tl-e Mt? success that the oc
cailon demand's.
WAR VETERAN DROPS DEAD
AT VERNON PRIZE FIGHT
A <'ivii War veteran, thought to ho
B. Pollette of 164 Kast Fifty-fourth
street, found the excitement of yester
day:; prize tight at Vernon too much
and dropped dead In the bleachers,
presumably from heart failure. Two
physicians in the audience did every
thing possible to revive the stricken
man, but without success.
The body was brought to the receiv
ing hospital by J. W. demons, chief of
police of Vernon, the trip in being
made by automobile. Search of the
dead man's pockets revealed only one
possible clew to his identity. This was
B gas bill made out to B. Follette, IH4
Sad Fifty-fourth street. The man
wore a Q. A. R. button.
The body was turned over to the
coroner.
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday In the county clerk's office
by the Alamitos Oil company, which
capitalised, for $1,000,000. The purpose
of the company is to promote oil wella,
mining claims and mineral rights.
Tin' Incorporatori are c. j. c. Taylor,
d. Pansher, it- J. <'n\is, G- w- Bear
an<] '!'. ii. Green, di of Long Beach.
ILL MAN HELD UP
William Gonnlgle of 7:in Pico street
reported to the police that he was held
hi- by two negroes at Fifth street and
Central avenue early Saturday morn-
Ing and robbed of 12. Qonnlgle is em
ployed by the Merchants 1 Ice company.
iiettx Jirax Is coming to Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: sr.mw MQHMNd. MAY :.»•■>. hho.
FANCY STREET LIGHTING
IS BAFFLING PROBLEM
Municipality Seeking to Establish
Square Deal in the Light
ing of Streets
Third street has come forward and
asked for ornamental lights from Hill
and at the meeting of the streets and
boulevards committee yesterday thft
request was referred) to the board of
public works.
Councilman Andrews is anxious for
the streets and boulevards committee
to adopt a policy to be followed by
the city in the future in regard to or
namental lighting. At present there is
a "gentlemen's agreement" with a
former council that Main, Spring,
Troadway and Hill street lights are to
he paid for by the city and property
owners on alternate years, but the
cross streets not only pay for their
electroliers and lights without aid from
the city, but dig up in taxes to help
pay the city's share of the fancy
lights on the lour principal Streets.
Andrews believes that some policy
whereby the city would agree to pay
one-fourth of the lighting bill for all
the streets all the time, would be some
where In the nature of a square deal
and for that reason it appeals to him
strongly.
As soon as the utilities rate ques
tion is settled the streets and boule
vards committee expects to get at this
matter and determine .some policy to
follow in the future.
Meanwhile Pico, Seventh, Sixth and
Third street want to know If the city
intends to help them pay their light
ing bils.
NEW ASSESSMENTS ORDERED
New assessments for the opening of
Sunset boulevard from the Plaza to
Marlon avenue and the widening of
Hill street from. Pico to Washington
were ordered by the streets and boule
vards committee at its session yes
terday morning. The committee be
lieves the .1 ■ 'ssmnit inequitable and
has asked the board of public works to
make entirely, different ones.
For Heart Trouble
Stimulates, Invigorates— Double Strength
I'ure Brandy, old private e>tock. &i rr\
Per bottle $l»*J\f
SIXTY-SIX NAMES DRAWN
FOR JURY DUTY JUNE 1
Venire Ordered by Judge Moss
for Department 10
A venire of sixty-six talesmen was
drawn In Judge Moss' court yesterday
and they will have to report for jury
duty in department 10 on June 1 Those
sgelected are:
Harrison Albright, 532 Homer
Laughlin building; A. L. Apfell, 751
North Hill street; E. K. Alpauuh, San
Gabriel; Walter Armacost, Santa Mon
ica; Max Adler, Sierra Madre; H. Am?
old, 646 South Main street; J. T. Bur
ton, 1102 Lake avenue; James Biggs,
1511 Griffith avenue; Walter E. Brawn,
537 Bradbury building; Charles A.
Baldwin, Pasadena; Luther A. Briggs,
Santa Monica; T. C. Beat tie. Pasadena;
Thomas Murk, Santa Monica; C. A.
Brown, Duarte; George H. Bixby,
Long Beach; Randolph Bassett, Long
Beach; F. A. Brode, 901 West Thirty
fourth street.
Isaac. Cooper, San Gabriel, John B.
Coffin, 639 South Broadway; T. K.
Curry, San Fernando; M. T. Conger,
2930 Stephenson avenue; F. S. Conger,
Pasadena: S. •H. Curry, Pomona;
Thomas B: Chapman, Rivera; T. E.
Cleland. Florence; R. G. Doyle, 512
Stimson building; F. K. Eckley, 224
Henne building; Myron A. Griswold,
Tropico; William T. Gray, S3O West
Forty-second street: George H. Gage,
Pasadena: H. R. Gage, Ocean Park;
Henry Hanson, Pomona,
Dan Innes, Lankershim hotel; Harry
M. Jack, Twenty-ninth ' street and
Compton avenue; James F. Ker, Pasa
dena; W. D. Longyear, Fifth and
Spring; Edward N. Lyon, 5540 South
Flgueroa; D. C. Mulock, Alhambra; L.
H. Moore, Long Beach: W. S. Norton,
Gardena; John R. Ms thews, Central
National bank; Guy E. Moore, 3932
Trinity street; S. Nordlln^er, 323 South
Spring street; A. L. Oldham, San Ga
briel; W. A. Perry, 256 South Spring
street; Thomas Pasco, Fourth and
Olive streets; L. P. Prltchard. Pasa
dena; Emit. Peschke, 248 North An
derson street. . ■
Henry F. Porter, Downey; Henry
Clay Pratt, Panadenn; Thomas Rafortv,
r.nmnnda Park; W. J., Ranktn. 881*
Norwandl" street: Hoy Solving. Santa
Monica; Will B. Smith. J?aj»adan«4. «»'
I Do Not Suffer
Those pains to continue. Blackberry Cordial,
the sure kind, <J»1 A A
Per bottle tPI.VJ'U
F. Shaw, 1006 Burlington street; E. D.
Spencer, Los Angeles; J. E. Simmons,
Santa Monica; Alfred Stedman, Mon
rovia: Frank E. Strong, Long Beach:
Frank H. Thomas, Los Angeles; F. L.
Trozell, San Fernando; J. G. Warren,
Los Angeles; Henry T. Wilkinson, Po
mona; Walter Wilford, Hollywood;
John F. Zarger, Los Angeles.
LEAVES VALUABLES WITH
FRIEND; MOURNS LOSS
William Graves is no longer the
trustful, confiding individual he. was.
An unidentified acquaintance whom
Graves met at the. beach Friday after
noon changed all that. The story, as
Graves told it to the police, is a
sad one.
Graves met the "unknown" on the
Venice strand. They became quite
chummy on short acquaintance, and
Graves tried to Induce his new friend
to join him In a swim. The stranger,
however, declined.
Graves decided to go it alone and
suggested that his companion take
charge of a watch and $60 for "safe
keeping."
"I just gave them to him to hold,"
Graves explained to the police >>
day: and on the record in detective.
headquarters the entry of the case
concludes: "He's holding them yet."
RO3 HARDWARE STORE
F. c. Richardson, manager of the
Western Hardware and Iron company,
534 South Main street, reporter] to the
police yesterday morning tnat his store
had been enured through a trap door
in the roof of the building and about
$300 worth of cutlery and other articles
stolen. The loot included fourteen re
volvers, and the thief left the store
as he had entered it, by way of the
roof.
RECOMMENDS AGAINST SPUR
A report of the board of public utill
ttes tiled with the city clerk yesterday
is adverse to the council granting a
spur track franchise mi Alhambra av<
nue, near Workman, to the Association
Supply company. The board recom
mends the spur be not granted, as it
contemplates connecting with the third
track the Southern PadflO has on
Alhambra avenue and which the su
preme com i has reeenily decided tin 1
ralli o id had no rlgni to maintain.
.Look tax. -Beltv. -Hxmj»
Bargain Week
GOING EAST
AND
BACK AGAIN
The Following Attractive Fares for
Round Trip Will Be Made
■ From Los Angeles and other stations on May
' 25, 26, 27, 30, June 2, 3, 4. 13, 14. 15, 24, 25, 28,
30, July 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 25, 26, 27 and Utter to
Missouri river points and return $ 60.00
Chicago 72.50
St. Louis, Memphis and New. Orleans 67.50
Houston and Mineola, Texas 60.00
Baltimore and Washington 107.50
Boston 110.50
New York, Philadelphia and Montreal 108.50
Duluth 79.50
St. Paul and Minneapolis 73.50
Toronto 95.70
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo 55.00
Saratoga, on Juno 30, July 1, 2, 3 98.10
Detroit, on July 3. 4. 5. C, 7 81.
Milwaukee, on July 25, 26, 27 74.50
Return limit three months after day of
sale, and longer in some instances.
Stopovers allowed and no extra charge for
going via one line and returning via another
(except via Portland).
GOOD ON LIMITED TRAINS
OF THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
'tin ■mnirtimr* nt i,os Anjjplp* offices, COO I. Spring
Pam den a, 11X Ka«t Colorado hlrrs-t.
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