LOS ANGELES HERALD j TUESDAY MORIJING, JUNE 13, 'tgo*

GAS WAR LEADSTO PROSECUTION

YACHT RAMONAGOES TO MEXICO

DROVE TEAM OFDECREPIT HORSES

PARTY WILL INSPECT MINESOF BRADBURYTROUBLE

PASADENA SPRINKLER MAN IN SAN BERNARDINO'S STREETSALL TORN UP

SOCIETIES ELECT OFFICERSSUPERINTENDENT COMPLAINSPLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE

Meetings Held by Various FraternalOrders— J. E. Coulthurst Is

Appointed Delegate to

Baltimore

W. A. White Arrested at Instance ofOr. de Blron—No Site Yet Pur.

chased for ConventionHall

Board ef Trade Considers Proposition

Prom Promoters of Glass BottleFactory Proposing to Lo-

cate Large Plant

Bfthftotier Expansion, Ballurd,Barkentlne John Smith, Portland.Schooner Susie Plummet, Everett.Barkentlne C. K. Crocker, Port Town-

send.Schooner William Renton. Wlllaps,Behoonep Tfturun, Lurilow.Stwfoer Cella, Greenwood.Bsrkentlne John C. M«y#r, EverettSchooner Bertla Minor, Eureka.St«am«r Norwood, Gray's Harbor.Stenmer Samoa, Ca»p»r.Schooner Cama.no, Gambia.Schooner Blakely, BlakMy.Schooner Erie, Portland.Pchoonep Beulah, Astoria.Schooner J. M. CoUimn, Everett.Schooner Novelty, Ban Francisco.Steamer Despatch, Mukllteo.Steamer Olympic, Hrliinghnm.Schooner Fred J. Wood, Gray's Harhor.Schooner Robert R, Hind, Portland.

FOREIGN VESSELS.British bark Pass KUllecrankle, Ant-

werp.Ship Olenerlcht. Wamburg. IBritish bark Kllmeny, Hamburg.

Redondo ShippingARRIVED.

Steamer Santa Rosa, Capt. Alexander,from San Francisco and way ports.

BAILED.Steamer Santa Rosa, Capt. Alexandsr,

for San Diego.TO SAIL TONIGHT.

Stenmer South Bay, Capt. Andreason,for San Pedro.

TO ARRIVE JUNE 14.Steamer Santa Rosa, Capt. Alexander,

from San Diego.TO BAIL JUNE 14.

Stonmer Santa Ro«a, Capt. Alexander,for San Francisco and way ports.

VESSELS IN THIS PORT.Schooner Irene, Capt. Mitchell, fromPortland.Schooner Mahukona, Capt. .Marsters,

from Olympla.Schooner Forater, Capt, Danerwltz,

from toint Dlscovrr.V.Bcampr Inn.ua, Capt. Jorgensen, fromPort Hadlock.

Steamer South Bay, Capt. Andreason,from Portland.

Tug Redondo, Capt. Andrenson. In port.VESSELS ON THE WAY.

Schooner Azalea, Eureka.Steamer Rec, Tacoma. '\u25a0".\u25a0Steamer Coronado, Gray's Harbor.Steamer Despatch, Portland.

LOADING.Steamer Norwood, at Seattle.Schooner Blakely, at Port Blakely.Schooner Eric, nt Port Ballard.Schooner Sea Home, at Gray's Harbor.Schooner N. J. Peterson, at Portland.Schooner Borealis, at Gray's Harbor.Schooner George C. Perkins, at Tacoma.Schooner John C. Meyer, at Seattle.

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The Intense heat continues here andis felt greatly by Its contrast with thecool weather that has prevailed allspring. The temperature for severaldays here has ranged close to the 100mark.

This evening the board of trade helda public meeting to listen to proposi-tions from the promoters of a glass

bottle factory for the location of theplant in this city. The plant is ex-pected to employ a large force of men.The city is the nearest point to thesilica beds which the company willuse.

SAN BERNARDINO, June 12.—Therace between the rival gas companiesIn this city has resulted in at least onecaae getting into court. The com-mencement ofoperations on the part ofthe new company In laying gas mainscaused the old company to do the sameIn every section of the city, going intoeven the outskirts. Today R, HiSweeney, in the employ of the old gascompany, was arrested for opening astreet without permission from thestreet superintendent. The latter statesthat conditions have compelled him totake this action as a means of self-protection, since the streets are beingtorn up on every hnrrd.

Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH TRUSTEESDISCUSS "BLINDPIGS"

Silver Gate court, Forresters ofAmerica, has elected officers for theensuing term as follows: C. F. McFar-lan, P. C. R.; W. J. Munkers, C. R.;

H. M. Henderson, S. C. R.; GeorgeCoop, :R. S.; Charles Morris, S. W.;

Dorcnal La Fortune, *J. W.; A. C.Griffith, S. B.; D. L. Marrs, J. B.;

J. F. Schwartz, lecturer; GroverBreedlove, musician.

The following officers have besnelected by Anna Rebekah lodge No. 137and will be Installed at the first meet-ing next month: Mrs. Jessie A.Leon-ard, noble grand; Miss Maud Hartley,vice grand; Mrs. Olive Puryear, secre-tary; Mrs. Catherine M. Noyer, treas-urer; Mrs. Estella Groves, trustee. Theother two trustees, Mrs. Abble J. Sell-ors and Mrs. John P. Becker, hoMover.

Officers of the Concordla Turnverlnwere elected yesterday as follows-Joseph Winter, president; L. Schuler,vice president; Max Winter, turnwart;

Franz Handrock, recording secretary;

Mlchler, eingwart; Julius Naumann,

financial secretary; Karl Winter,

president of the board. of trustees; Aug.Sensenbrenner, treasurer; Alfred Ros-enfeld, bookkeeper.

The County'

Christian Kndeavorunion has selected J. 10. Coulthurst asdelegate to the national convention tobe held at Baltimore the latter part

of this month. His trip will be madepartly under the auspices of the cham-ber of commerce and he goes Instruct-

ed to use all possible efforts to bringnext year's convention to Los Angeles.

SAN DIEGO, June 12,—The schoon-er-yacht Ramona, Capt. Douglas WhiteIn command, sailed this evening forMexican waters with John Bradburyand Dr. Hitchcock of Los Angeles onboard. Mr.Bradbury Is the owner ofmines near the Mexican coast, whichthey are to visit.

Special to The Herald.

ELSINORE BREVITIES

OCEAN PARK BREVITIES

Leonard Perrln, the well known Pas-

adena capitalist, and Mrs. Hattle E.

Home were married this afternoon atAvalon, Catalina, where Mr. Perrlnowns a handsome summer home. Thecouple left this morning for that placeafter announcing to their friends thatthe ceremony would Vft quietly per-formed and that they would return to

reside at the bride's charming home, 811Burlington avenue, Los Angeles. Mr.Perrln's bride came from lowa City,lowa, about five years ago and her

daughter Is Mrs. L. L. Elliott, whosehusband Is manager of the Merchants'Trust company.

Perrln.Horne Wedding

The convention hall committee was In\u25a0esslon tonight when Chairman C. D.Daggett refuted a statement appearingin an evening paper to the effect thatthe property at the southwest corner ofWest Colorado and Delacey streets hasbeen purchased as a site for the pro-posed building. The committee Is yetwithout funds and according to Mr.Daggett has yet to devise ways andmeans of raising money. The article tnquestion stated that the Lougheryproperty had been sold to the committeefor $15,000. This. Mr.Daggett said to-night, Is absolutely untrue.

Anent Convention Hall

PASADENA, June 12.—Accused ofworkinga team of decrepit horses to aheavy sprinkling cart W. A. White of120 North Delacey street was arrestedtoday ona charge of cruelty to animals.Dr. Medici de Blron, who recently re-signed as officer of the humane society,

caused White's arrest by swearing tothe warrant' Issued by Justice Cong-

don. Dr.de Blron is still lookingafter

the welfare of animals and he claimsthat the team driven by White Is unfitfor the task of pulling the sprinkler,which weights 6,500 pounds when filled,

and that one of the horses twice fellwhile exerting Itself to move the load.Dr. Barton also examined the team Inquestion and corroborated Dr. de 131-

ron's statement. White Is In the em-ploy of J. W. Ritzman, who has thecontract to sprinkle the streets. Whitepleaded guiltythis evening and his casewillcome up for sentence on Wednes-day.

Pasadena Agency,114 East Colorado Street

The salary of Postmaster G. F.Hlrsch of this city has been raised from$2,500 to $2,600 a year.

The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Sons ofVeterans has arranged a celebration ofFlag day.here next Wednesday.

Street Superintendent C. F.E. Taylor

recommended to the board that streetsprinkling with water be discontinuedand allof the streets oiled. The mat-ter was referred to the public workscommittee, with power to act, andfunds were placed at their disposal tocarry on the work.

Bids for the new fire department sys-

tem were received by the trustees andwere laid over until the next meetingof the board.

LONG BEACH, June 12.—The citytrustees took up "blind pigs" for dis-cussion at their regular meeting thisafternoon. Trustee Cate said that thematter had been agitated much latelyby citizens and In the newspapers.

Trustee Oakford, a local druggist, re-plied that the newspapers had done en-tirely too much agitating and shouldnot be allowed to guide the board. Withthis Mayor Eno agreed, claiming thatit was a matter for executive session.

Much PublicitySpecial to The Herald.

as Having Already Received TooMatter Referred to Executive Session

MISSING MAN HADDEPARTED FOR SWEDEN

W. L. Morrison and wife, of the Els-more press, are spending a week ortwo at Long Beach.

Dr. W. P. Haworth has bought the

Day property on Pottery street, and,with his wife, willreside here.

The ladies of the Presbyterian churchwillgive a dinner that day In Mainstreet and a special meeting of theHome Improvement society has beencalled for Monday night to considermeans for the entertainment of the ex-cursionists.

ELSINORE, June 12.—The TemescalWater company has a special traincontracted for Friday, June 16th, from

Corona to Elsinore, when they expectto bring in 200 people, to remain herefor a few hours. These people are to

view the . Temescal Water company's

pipe line, the longest for Irrigation Inthe United States, it is claimed.

Special to The Herald.curslon From Corona

Temescal Water Company to Run Ex.

MARINE NEWSMr. and Mrs. L.Herzog, of Thornton

avenue, entertained the Ocean Parkschool teachers and the graduating

class at a reception this evening. Mr.J. G. French of the school board pre-

sented the graduated with diplomasfollowing which an Informal programof musical and literary selections wasenjoyed.

A special meeting of the BusinessMen's association was held this even-Ing. A. M.Montgomery presided in theabsence of President Dutton, who leftfor San Francisco this morning to meethis bride to be.

OCEAN PARK, June 12.—Late thisevening an unknown man, apparentlypast middle age and prosperous, felldown a flight of stairs leading to theYolk apartment house and was render-ed unconscious. Willing hands carriedthe man Into the office of Dr. Klger

where he was revived, but he refusedto make any statement concerning hisIdentity. His Injuries proved of a ser-ious nature.

Accident at Yolk HouseSpecial to The Herald.

Unknown Man Meets With Serious

FISHERMEN HAVEGOODSPORT NEAR SAN PEDRO

Yesterday at the mission the an-nouncement was made of the engage-

ment of Miss Leonla Dunn and J. MilesSmith, both of San Francisco. Thewedding will take place June 28 at themission. Miss Dunn was formerly ofthis city, while Mr. Smith Is wellknown here. He is the manager of aclearing house in San Francisco.

SANTA BARBARA, June 12.—1t waslearned here yesterday that John Carl-son, the missing Astoria .man -whoserelatives have been making a vigoroussearch for information relating to hiswhereabouts, had intimated his Inten-tion to leave for Sweden, his old home.Carlson was the owner of much val-uable property and had disappeared.His children, who suspected foul play,put the matter Into the hands of theAstoria police, who communicated withthe department of . thjs city. Letterswill be forwarded to his home inSweden, where he has probably ar>rived by this time.

Special to The Herald.

son Learn That He IsProbably Safe

Santa Barbara Relatives of John Carl.

RIVERSIDE TRUSTEEDECIDES TO REMAIN

LOADING.Schooner Ensign, Gray'a Harbor.Schooner Defiance, Gray's Harbor.Schooner Soquel, Hadlock.Schooner Forest Home, Olyrnpla.Schooner Luion, Portland.Schooner R. W. Bartlett. Gray'a Harbor.

VESSELS ON THE WAY.Steamer F. H. Leggett, Eureka.Schooner Carrier Dove, Gray's Harbor.Schooner G. W. Watson, Portland.Schooner Admiral, Everett.Schooner Polarlß, Everett.Steamer Aurella. Portland.Steamer South Bay, Gray's Harbor.Schooner Ethel Zane, Portland.Schooner Maweema, Everett.Steamer San Gabriel, Umpqua.

SAILED.Schooner Ariel, San Francisco.Steamer Redondo, San Francisco.IN PORT.Schooner Bangor, Gray's Harbor.Schooner J. A. Campbell, Columbia.Barkentlno Encore, Kverett.Schooner J. M. Weatherwax, Blakely.Schooner Endeavor, Olympla.Schooner Nokomis, Gray's Harbor.Schooner Columbia, Belard.Schooner Spokane, Gamble.Schooner A. F. Coats, Gray's Harbor.Schooner Honolpu, Portland.Schooner M.Winkleman, Gray's Harbor.Schooner R. E. Godfrey, Billiard.Schooner O. J. Olson, Ballard.Bark Haydn Brown, Tacoma.Schooner E. K. Wood, Gray"s Harbor.Schooner Meteor, Hadlock.Schooner Prospeh, Ballard.

San Pedro ShippingARRIVED.

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Steamer San Gabriel, Hardy Creek.Steamer Marshfleld, Hardy Creek.

Peter Dyson, a colored youth, whilepassing the Kelson Ward grocery onBeacon street about midnight, noticedan intruder in the office of the estab-lishment, attempting: to open the safe.Dyson at once called the officers, butbefore they had reached the locationthe burglar had taken the alarm andfled. Entrance was obtained from thealleyway by removing the glass fromthe rear door.

SAN PEDRO, June 12.—Big catchesof bonita and barracuda were madeyesterday by visiting anglers to SanPedro. Numerous launches were inrequisition as the waters of the outerharbor and for a distance of a fewmiles beyond were literally alive withthis species.

Special to The Herald.

Numbers—

Burglar's At.tempt Foiled

Bonlta and Barracuda Caught In Large

SAWTELLE MISCELLANIESHome Rebekah Lodge to Hold Memo.

rial Day ExercisesSpecial to The Herald.

SAWTELLB. June 12.-Home Ile-bekah lodge will observe Memorial dayon Tuesday evening at Laird's hall.There will be speaking, singing andother exercises. Many invitations are

> out.Mrs. Nellie Jamison has sold her

property on Fifth street to C. S. Craneof Missouri, and will remove to BanFrancisco where her husband Is.

Miss Ada Williams of Monrovia isvisiting Bessie Arnold this week.

The police were called to Casa Blancathree times on Sunday to quell an in-cipient riot In the old Fay packinghouse, Th* packers celebrated theclose of the season by securing a kegof beer and raising a rough house. Allthe windows of the building werebroken and the neighborhood was ter-rorized by, th* bibulous celebrants, .

RIVERSIDE. June 12.—Capt. J. T.Lawler, who recently resigned fromthe board of city trustees, has re-considered his action and will continueto serve the city. The buslneti mensigned a petition with great unanimityasking that the captain reconsider,and this petition was recently present-ed to him. Capt. Lawler's resignationwas due to the verdict In the suitbrought against the city.by F. F.Mer-rltt, in which he was awarded JIO2Odamages for Injuries sustained by fall-ing onto a sidewalk at the intersectionof Seventh and Locust streets.

Special to Tha Herald.

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IH Tn verity this splendid new building of ours is the HOME of the Los Angeles Furniture j?SjIpj Company. For, apart from the shell of steel and brick and plaster itis the workof our own «|

j|| The entire scheme of finishing and decorating was devised inour Designing Department forjpf under the supervision ofMr. A. W. Harris. \u25a0• \u25a0 |j|& The wood carving that is freely used throughout the building is every whit hand- |

' Us work, by our skillfulworkmen. jf||| The vast quantity of cabinet work in the offices, all the, enclosed cabinets on the luxur- j$iffl iously appointed second floor where the draperies, curtains, hangings and upholstery mater- W$js?# ials are displayed, is an example of the workmanship of our force. . \Mj^P Coming to the special rooms you willfind the paneling, the mantels, the tinting and m$&s decorating, the upholstery and carpeting, the framing and gilding is all the work of;;our |g|& artisans. . . . \u25a0 ..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0?.- §H And there is one whole room finished throughout in fumed oak which is genuinely | ;jj|p|| fumed

—not stained, but treated by our own process whereby every fiber of the wood is pen- j&i

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II ThiLiirsdaiy, Let Us |Greet Youioooo . ;

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: |§ We are proud of the new home. There is not its equal anywhere. We are anxious that I

M you should see it Thursday, our Opening Day. Most of the men plong identified with the Los Angeles Furniture Company will join

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kfi Then, there is a display of furniture, of carpets, of curtains jfPff ll^Sif^^^MlfPllillI'llH and upholstery materials which is quite out of the ordinary. IMfllf^CiC^N^P'^ r"^rt^1 And we remind you again, that the entire finish of the build- *flstM^^Ltv//^^^*^H ing is one continuous testimony to the ability of our skilled llljlftpl^^^VA**3

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Phone tTVUIn 670. Sherwood Ctk Sherwood, 216 No. MainSt., Los olngeles..

The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous

Pale and Erlanger "Bavarian Beer"ON DRAUGHT AT

Jos. Melczer ® Co., l*M4y Somh Main St -

We Are Compelled

To Vacate by July IstWe will give 20 per cent discounton everjr TRUNK, GRIP andSUIT CASH in the store. ComeIn before July 1and let us sup*ply your needs. This Is a bona-flde sale, no marked*up prices,but an actual 30 per cent dis-

count on all goods.

J. C. Cunningham222 So. Main St. Lei Angetti, Cat.

RAMONA PORTABLE COTTAGESStores, OfTloes

-^»«mSmCPSn!mf^i and Bunga-

"pressed pa-V^T^^T) per," "rough-board

10 tj/ California nouses;"

Styles >S2fc. B"built of kiln-and ViVdried redwood,sizes. 1 to A-lfinish, styl-6 rooms with ish, substantial,porch, pantry, homelike.'closets, bath-room,built-in beds, tables «

and furniture to order. $170to$900. No nailingor saw- V'

\ne. Screwdriver, wrench and \u25a011',hammer the only tools used.SO7 TAJO Building,Los Angeles,' Calif.

Try Wolfsklllon Flouters.Rates th* lowest

—quality

of flowers, the highest.210 W. Second