Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], June 22, 1910, Page 4, Image 4

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NEW SANTA FE LINE TO
AID LOCAL MERCHANTS
Cutoff to Phoenix Will Open Up a
Market in the Mining
District
The Phoenix" i? the now trnin witli
which the Santa Fe will open both the
Arizona-California railroad and the
Fullerton cutoff July 1.
This new train will leavo Los An
geles daily at 2 o'clock in the after
noon and will reach Phoenix at 8:30
o'clock the next morning, cutting fully
six hours from the old schedule.
Eastnound, the train will run to San
Bernardino over tho Pasadena route,
but westbound will upo the southern
half of the Kite Shaped track and the
new Fullerton cutoff.
This cutoff from Richfield to Ful
lerton Is only six miles lons, but it
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Dated June 30 ____——— CT> |fts I 2 " ' 1 ■
CONVEYANCE 1 I 5- ? ||g Sff JJl|| ' § SiSsfes '
CONVEYANCE Uf* * ? 1 8 3 I £ 8 a If 5$ I © v P v. r m
——— 15 111 fr|ll | I <M 3 «•§ jfjj -'- 9 Henry Crown Motor Car Co.
Los Angeles Investment Co. .ON |E| J°f, ° ftfl 2I ■« »A,.Cl]9 il 2 Los Angeles
Los Angeles OS If. |'|I|: || §IH S| fid |{ © of the one part
«t the one part I C^ %■ s" i* " s r*' I ZS'3j>>>^ £A I and
and © . 5j OB (J\^// ii r r" I xmrnsmMßßommsMmm
■ ' ~~ . j of the other part.
of the other part _ — -
That $5300 home at 1832 W. 49th «^*^fc «wihh llMlfinnM migßpn^|. {^T^k d © That 3380 "0>" Tourabout with
St., College Tract, Los Angeles, A JgT r "^ . tt|^^ WW complete equipment; colored gray
JKm^^ 3k \m Jlffcii ,||[|f JSb*4r Vb^P Second Capital Prize.
• ARE IN ORDER
—|?SiH THE HERALD'S $25,000 VOTING CONTEST sssSrl
/"^5?S^7~/ Will Come to an End \ '"^«£*&l+ \ •
/ —i^lJlgXlCo VS / SP. M, itaXyT June 30 \ ALASKA o- \
SP. M., Thursday, June 30 \ *$r \
L " J Nine Days Only Remain V f~~ ' _
II / Nothing can avail anyone anything now but Action, Energy, Hustle! if- ======= ======^^___^ ; /
/- \ / Nothing can avail anyone anything now but Action, Energy, Hustle! I I =============== =======^
<teAA aa I Ever minute of the remaining nine days must be used to greatest possible advantage. I I ___DjEE~g - /
$500.00 The value of the prizes justify the most enthusiastic effort. 1 I j r ========== ========= /
Think of it! A $5300 home going for effort! And this $5300 home is only one of a dozen \ I M4CK/£.fO[£ Y FURNITURE CO /
I Oil and MetalS magnificent awards. £ \ I o/ mW. /
Each and every prize goes for votes and anyone can get votes. ..... \\ L os a I
Rank and TrUSt CO Votes are counted on new or old subscriptions with The Herald and classified advertising. \i the *ele§
DanK duu 11 *1 v.v. Many of the totals which now lead for prizes have been stationary for a month and none I one part
Subject to Check of them are in proportion to the value of the prizes lor, which they lead. j_ ana /
of On the last day all ballots will go into a sealed strong box which will be turned over to a 7m^Bomga^g^ m^
committee of prominent men for the final count. ■ •**s*s^Sgg[ggg
2 None but a candidate himself will know what he is balloting the last day. Candidates f of the other part .
~~~ ~ will enclose votes with proper amounts in sealed envelopes and deposit them m this ballot ■ That $ 600 Maho«m n /
nf o ' box. The finish will be effected under the fairest of conditions. I Room Set consf ! . V ning /
~ '- All candidates are invited to come to The Herald office Wednesday evening and partial- I pieces st'"<r of nine I .
r- i pate in the sealing and fastening of the ballot box. , I table, fi ve si/ ' C ma doset. /
== $500.00 = This will be kept in a convenient place in The Herald business office from early morning I arm '«* ch ars and one I
June 30, until 5 o'clock, when the final count will begin. I /
Now, are you going to use the remaining nine days in getting in lead for whatever prize I / ,
you desire, or going to stand back and let the other fellow win the coveted award? I . A
— It's up to you. The opportunity is yours. You, and YOU ALONE, must do the rest. I h» /
Lz=zz=zlj Remember, the Close Comes at 5:00 o'clock, tr —- ——1—
——~™-—------—----->111-wr /% /\ Dated June 30. $750.00. :
Dated June 30 $787.50 Thursday, June 30 (Telegraph Time Will Be Used) DEED
ORDER lnursoay, June ov — deed
■ /"%*«^. /^**^^^ » Fitzgerald Music Co.
T. K. K. Oriental S. S. Co. / I II H °f
1,1 / / a t*** !s>'« fc^ / I // O* glfl*"*> Los Angeles
San Francisco 'j. B L. I •' '§ a<? II I Mb . • "' the '"" part
"' the °»c l )an / r>/ ° J I j c Q '^ M ■$ and
and IS°* o -/ / ll^q/I & * W S* / —■
mmtm&msßamsm^^3SEs» j o/og £ $/ I /J//^/l &^ M £ /■/ / /
/ f* /-£ § §o? - / O / ' I Q Hr\ II c$ *5* M b ° 8 I I of the other part.
<<f the oilier pan. / C** /X a. ctf^"^/ O / /oM§l*s? * M ? <w £ II I
a X / it} ** ~ / „^^. / M o II // Q? *J.. MB ° '£ I A**. I I A j • ■
That Double •, to and through / /O £ * *'M I Si I§ II II &> ° M-$ * ° /S? I / That $750 Lindeman Grand piano,
£^z:t:~z I ''"I if $8 'Z"11^ I'^l /§/ / f^c^ph-^^
Third Capital Prize. ■^--^^^^ / / "^-- M '•§* *' / / / a i d Voting Contest
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saves nine train miles on every load
hauled over it and cost, with the new
station at Plaeentla, JIOO.OOO.
Placentla Is the central point of the
fruit belt and Is destined, after the
opening of the new station and paek
inir lioum's, to become an important
shipping point.
The Parker-Henß-al cutoff is eighty
five miles In length and is officially a
part of the California-Arizona rail
road, althousrht it Is known as thp
Santa Fe cutoff. East of this line
there Is an additional 105 miles of this
system afready In operation which
connects at the Arizona-California
lunctlon with the Santa Fe, Prescott
and Phoenix.
The opening of this lino means that
Los Angeles will become the logical
supply point for Arizona mlnins dis
trlctfl, and local merchants already are
preparing for an active campaign to
enpture the. wholesale trade of the new
state.
MOTORCYCLIST IS FINED
His rh'sire to ride fast cost Charles J.
Parsell, 20 years old, $2". yesterday
when lie was thud that nmoiint by
Poiiro .Tudgo PVederlckson on a clmr^r
of violating t!i<> sprrd ordinance. Par.
sell wns arrested while traveling
twenty-flve miles an hour on San Podro
Btreet on :i motorcycle. Tie paid tlie
fine.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1010.
ONCE HERE CAN'T STAY
AWAY, SAYS ATTORNEY
Atlantic City Lawyer Writes His
Impressions of City
Impreasloni of Los Ang«l«i are not i
easily separated from the enthusinsm
aroused by a visit to the city, accord
ing to George A. Heaney, an attor
ney of Atlantic City, N. J. Mr. Hea
ney was here during the winter and
surhip. When he started home James
A. Williams, manager of the Federa
tion of Btate Societies, asked him to
writ. 1 his Impressions of the city.
Weeks passed and they diit not arrive.
Yesterday Mr, Williams received a let
ter reading in part as follows:
"1 have one objection to T,<>s Angeles.
It is a serious one and Bhould serve ;is
a warning to thus? who propose spend
ing a winter there. My objection Is
that never thereafter <"in a family set
tle iiowr elsewhere .md hr content.
"The lure of the driiehtfui climate,
harm of the Inspiring scenery,
and the unn of the splendid civic life
will never leave me.
"Now 1 am making s strenuous of
fort to permanently settle down here
again, mm ainmiK my friends at this
delightful City by the sea, yet despite
all that, the appeal of the life, at Los
Anßeles will. I few, Krip me so hard
that, like the traditional cat. I'll OOOM
back."
DOG TURNS ON PERSON
WHO OFFERS IT CARESS
Fondness for dogs caused Robert
Thompson. :'R yean <>ld. to he treated
nt tin 1 receiving hospital yesterday for
a severe ii<">s bite.
Thompson was wnlklnc ulon* Santa
Fe avenue, near Hunter ftreet, when he
noticed a dog coming toward htm He
stoppo.i to pet the dog. it resented his
fondness ;m>l bit him tuii-e on the rlp;ht
forearm. The wounds were cauterized
and dressed.
Robert Miurchead, 2 years nl«l, wis
severely bitten by ;> d'^K Monday while
playing In his yard at ITS Bast Twenty
second street, and'yesterday was taken
to ti" 1 receiving hospital for treatment.
The wounds, which wore on the lett
arm, wore treated.
ARROWHRAO HOT SPBIXfiS
Summer rates now on. Tent cot
tages, $14 per week. Rooms In hotel,
$17.60 up, American plan. Wifik-ond
trip. Saturday dinner to-Monday break
fast. inclusive, $5.
PICTURESQUE FIGURE IS
HELD FOR NON-SUPPORT
Man Charged with. Failure to Pro
vide Ignores Children
Oeorgfl Herntlidos. arrested Sunday
on a charge of failure to provide for
his wife imd minor children, was
bound over to the superior court by
.lustier Ling yesterday. The defendant
presented a strange appearance as in
walked into the court room. He wore
leather hoots reaching to iiis knees, a.
black suit of ancient design, and his
hair, which he had allowed to grow
to at least twelve Inches In length,
was combed and brushed carefully. A
loiik. flowtng mustache adorned his
upper lip, and he utterly Ignored the
officials and witnesses throughout the
proceedings.
Two of hts children called to see him
at the county Jail Sunday, but he re
fused to leave hIS Cell tO see lllpm.
one of his offspring lert the jail and
returned with a sack Of tobacco
When it was given to Heratlldes by
Jailer Gallagher he refused to use it
and ordered that It te given to tlui
prisoner In the adjoining cell. At th«
tall he is called "Hercules" by officer!
as well as by prisoners.
» » »
WOMAN'S PLEA WINS HER
SUSPENSION OF SENTENCE
Mr». "Dr." K«th*rln» Strlngham w»« Kivon
a suspended «ent«noe el 1M clays In the olty
Jail yeettrday by Police Judge Rom on «
chart* of practicing medicine without a
license. f •",'
The sentence was suspended after the de
fendant had mado a pica to | tho court for
clemency, statlnir that she *»' the only sup
port of her Invalid daughter and that "he
would refrain from practicing medicine until
she had secured a license. The pTMTCUtIIII
witness and Deputy District Attorney Alexan
der offered no objection. , :•..-•,-'v: •■,
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NEW INCORPORATIONS
Baltimore OH company. capital
stork, $1,000,000; V. 1-. A. Hamilton. 3.
\v. Wallace, Nathan Landsburg, War
ren Wallace and C. L. Cooperi direc
tors.
Southern California Fisli company.
capital stock. $100,000; C. P. Halfhlll,
\ 1 Parsons, \V. V. Ambrose, \V. (i.
Baylie, <". U Hulsgamp, 11. U Fer
guson and H. D. Wade, directors.
Pacific Poultry company. capital
rwiLLUVEiura
IF I FAIL TO CURE ANY CANCER or TUMOR
I TREAT BEFORE IT POISONS DEEP GLANDS
WITHOUT KNIFE OR PAlNji^?^,
A VEGETABLE PLASTER. i3's!sKS^^\
NO PAY UNTIL CURED f II
5000 CURED, SWORN TO. »,*_„,—-j, <•»
People you can tee and M^SfffmS, »*.
talk to. Judges, Law- 0 Wl W
yers,Dr«andMlnlfters I / . VI
Xbs6lute guarantee. 1 /^\ V)
ANYTUMOR.tUMPwSORE M tf -, _ . f
ONTHEUP.FACEofBODY \"^ - /
• MONTHS IS CANCER. V .^\
BOOK SENT FEEE. Jte^^^l
with testimonial!. «f \^/f JX
Hundreds cured alter ■^// .
operations failed. Poor ■PfTtjfT/ 'Zfln \
ourod at half price. ■»^-*^X> /^^m]
CANCER IN WOMAN'S BREAST
Beelns a small lump and If n«f 180, 1
ifes 8 r&r, Wnrwa
DR.&MRS.DR.CHAMLEY.B^
Hin.g«r. U. S. CANCER CURE, LARGEST' In the WORLD
745 AND 747 S. MAIN ST., LOS ANGELES, CAL.
«INDLY MAIL TO SOMEONE WITH CANCER
. took, $100,000; m. B. Olnn, C. B. Cur*
ii(-i- and I'" !•:. Dunlap, directors,