Los Angeles Evening Express from Los Angeles, California • 10

LOS ANGELES EXPRESS FRIDAY AUGUST 23 1912 10 TO BEGIN MONDAY ON NATIONAL ROAD' ROAD OF CONCRETE KIND IN CALIFORNIA TO BUILD FIRST OF Bargains Worth Looking Up-9 to 1 Saturday Oto r- ew Linen Collars 9cn fgrf l'sD 4ncy New Neckwear 9n 65c I fitzeA 'Worth to $100 tJC Boulevard Improvements Up at Conference of Nellis With Bay Officials NEER OF COUNTY HIGHWAY CO MISSION AND DIAGRAMS SHOW NOW IN USE AND PROPOSED EXPERIMENTAL HIGHWAY FRANK JOYNER CHIEF ENGI ING THE STYLE OF ROAD 1)11 EGARDLESS of former gelling price we LV will sell Saturday morning beautiful new Neckwear worth up to 21 at choice 26o The lot includes lawn and lace Jabots Dutch Col-lam and Stocks pretty net and ribbon Jabots and Bows of velvet and ribbon etc Big variety to choose from Nee lot lora and to ---ZAT11441q'Argear L04 6J37-333-35SieTaaZitemfiny "SONETNEW EVERY DAY" tyNEW shipment of band embroidered laundered linen collars Large vane- of new patterns In both floral and hem- stitched effects Values up to 65a Sat- urday morning 35c LastCallPriceonAllSummerMillinery ---qIE last and best opportunity of the season to secure 9 to 1 Specials in Silk Section' I- smart summer millinery of every description for both women and children trimmed bats as well as shapes and ATURDAY morning we offer I QATLIRDAY morning we offer flowers for home milliners The entire remainder of all Our regular quality yard-wide kJ our regular quality yard- summer lots at absolutely final clearance prices black messaline silk at 79 wide black taffeta silk 79c per yard 6- at per yard $200 Children's Trimmed Hats at 35c $200 Children's Trimmed Hats at 35c 1' 4" 2 OIL "NO SAND I I AND Axt4 I C)tiRpsirEADcE 72-ex CAB7 A 72A ex rwe 7-Aez-A 7-0 CAPCCrZtv ca" rAecP2 -4 lc 0 Jc: cee IC2 tVncAP7' 7' tsotit CONCRET6 9 4 se' 7 7 IT-1 Iti 't '9''411F '-i4 AVP ik-9--5 1 IIIII 'rt-f- io 1 cuRvED -4 I I No At4 0 1 1 i-1010ER I 714--5 t' A 44: 1 NA In 1- 'I-L 'Ft i -2411'1 7 fAr' 0k 44 1r-Lkky ----A-16 fu CPU Cfrl r) sp''0''i- -f kei POCK G-c7- 7v- cw 7-r- 5:2 2- 1 il' 01 AND SAN 0 cc AT 31 PvVA CC I lit ivt( V(' r'rz if AN fj A IN A 4 4 4 1 aOriP'z--2-2 C)C IC SOLID ----c I rz7cx-s CONCRET6 9 c' I -3-5- 9 Oti Ir 6 gular 15c "Cum Cut" Vests 50c Women's Union Suits Union 9c $100 and $150 Untrimmed Shapes 5c $500 Children's Trimmed Hats at I 50c and 75c Imported Millinery Flowers 10c 75c and $100 Imported Millinery Flowers 25e $1500 New Summer Trimmed Hats at each $395 EGULAR 50c women 's fine elastic ribbed union suits-- possibly just enough 'eft to last through Saturday morning's selling 3 sults for $1 or at the suit 35c 50c women 's fine bed union suits-- enough 'left to last day morning's sell- for $1 or at he NPFCIAT TO TEE Exrrtrssi SANTA MONICA Aug Supervisor Nei Its met with the road committee of the Santa Monica bay chamber of commerce in the office of A 1111Ingston chairman and agreed to proceed with the improvement of the national boulevard through the lio Idlers' Home grounds as soon as the deeds to the road are received from the home management govern or Cochrane infortned the committee over the telephone that the deeds are ready to deliver The road improvements will begin Monday according to the supervisor The macadam surface laid on Nevada avenue from Twenty-sixth street Santa Monica to the Soldiers' Home tannot be continued through the borne grounds at this time says Mr Nel lis as money for such an outlay is net available Repairs on the Home road however will be sufficient td meet the immediate demands of travel The improvement of Topango road else was discussed at this morning's conference The delay in that projeet is due the supervisor explained the failure of one property owner to give the county title to the new road desired for the highway When this Is adjusted the chaingang can be sent to the canyon and at once build the road A committee front the bay chamber of commerce will seek to induce this property owner to deliver the needed deed Those present at the meeting this morning were Chairman LIIingston Dr Hunt McLeod secretary of the Santa Monica hay cham' 3er of commirce and Nellis 1 WE have Mold these vests all season for 15e they are the kind with the "can't slip" shoulder swiss ribbed No phone orders none delivered Saturday morning at each 9c 1 AQUEDUCT ROUTE TRAFFIC IOU AQUEDUCT ROUTE' TRAFFIC ItlEltill' re '(LaYors--Yrs ERI Southern Pacific Still Refuses to Honor Through Tickets This Way rs "Ott rot "The Road to a Thousand Bargains" I Specifications for Construction of Section of Hu I ngton Boulevard Mark Decided Departure in Highway Making in Los Angeles County of Hunt For Women's-Wash Skirts Worth Up to $250 283 'WOMEN'S AND MISSES' linen and Indian head outing beautifully co ha warv lo tct hlIttetrt sind tanev rnrment man-tailored nni 283 -WOMEN'S AND MISSES' linen and Indian head outing beautifully the latest button and fancy garment man-tailored and Sic constructed garments in very perfect fitting All sizes in the lot Values up to $250 Saturday morning only your choice 50c 35c Hundreds of- Girls' Wash Dresses Worth to $1 00 TF YOU have children to dress whatever you do Saturday morning don't miss this remarkable bargain opportunity in I I pretty wash school dresses Practical styles in first quality gingham and French percale perfect fitting well-made garments: braid button and combination trimmed all colors in stripes checks and for girls 6 to 14 years ItzLage Dresses in the lot worth up to $1 while quantity lasts Saturday morning pay only 35c The Southern Pacific has refused to allow through tickets to Los eles to be honored by way of the aqueduct route this year and an or der permitting travel that way is not likely until 1914 The matter came up again this year through art inquiry from the Denver Rio Grande railroad which had received inquiries regarding the sale of through tickets via Inr county as an optional route instead of routing via San Francisco The Southern Pacific replied that no rangements were made permitting such a route Similar requests come up every year both in Los Angeles ald in the East particularly from persons who vvish to gain an idea of the tent of the aqueduct '111P 4 INprit'OuT v-d i Shoe Sale SPECIAL Tn TIlE EXPRESS LOS A NGELES HARBOR than Pedro) Aug Clean-Up of Our Clearance Sale A Ilk olli I I I I Ult31 Statistics Dea tbsB i rtbs marriages TO ARRIVE Saturday Aug 24 Steam' Iato from San Francisco 930 In Itstric Navigation 'outlet net Stgarner Rainier tront St I I 1019 cargo of 'amber NEW SAMPLE STYLES Fall Hats at 12 NEW SAMPLE STYLES Take Elevator $1000 7 atues 4207e etf" 2-1 sat-Al i 4 4 k4 i I' 11: -01 kl 4 i 0 I 4kx --0 48c shoulders on each Mao of the road the width being approximately nvo feet This makes the highways :20 feet wide in many plaxics and with the surfacing similar the roads appear to to of the same construction on the edge as in the center Travel on these shellidIS has ben heavy and the edges of them having no support against the side-ways pull havirg many places begun to break away Able to Bear Heaviest Truck 'The highways now under construction are able to carry the heaviest motor truck nO NV' in use" Said Engineer Joyner "The trouble is that the drivers do riot stay up on the middle of the road The five-inch stone be is sufficient to carry a weight of at last 1000 pounds to the lineal Inch The biggest vehicle now In use On the highways that I know of has a weight per lineal inch of about SOO pounds "The dead wfight does not hurt the boulevard nor does the shear of the wileel Ott: Olin disturb the surface It is tho llow of tile 11 eels on the outer edge of the roads that does the damage "Some complaint 'hos reached us to the effect that ecrtain parts of the boulevard were sinking under thi weight of trucks This may be trutin certain stretches here dirt wai worked in With the rock foundation Tis foundation can lie no strongor than its wealifst pact and with dirt as a part of the foutclation the foundation is bound to give In the road: built sinee I tiok char ge spacial car has been taken to have the base of the road rolled hard and dry before the foundation of stone is put in place The stone hos been placed in without dirt and ot her refuse and when roTeci under terrific pressure the stone has locked forming a base which will resist tremendous weight On the stretches Where dirt was worked in with the stone and preventel lockIng this eventually will have to be taken out Only certain spots will have to be gone over "The county highways as construtd can stami the laiessure of the automobile trucks of today The NU rfR may have to be renowed front iMP I t) time The chief danger hos In the sideways drag- of automobiles and that is a problein 'Which we now are working on" Tvv enty feet wide with a five-inch solid concrete base toriPed off with a heavy coat of oil and roc screenings 'I' 1 se are he specifications for St I of more than two miles of highway which will be made by the count cum MiSah along Hun I liqten boulevard just below Oak Knoll Bids for the work be ask 'in' NNithin a few days and the exat cost per mile cannot be computer-I until the bids are in Actual con ructian yin begin as soon as pos I bd specifications mark a decided (terns ture in highway cone ruction in this section of the country althouh roads of this nature have been in existence in Massachusetts for 1 years or more and have done excel lent sorviee Frrank II Joyner chief engineer of the county highway commission has recommended the construct ion of his stretch of roil in order that the cast of litaiin iincrete may he ermined and aka that the praeHeat i lit' of such roods to California con i ions ma be tested In an inter' ew with a representative of The Express Engineer Joyner declared that thee specifications followed out will provide a road which will last for 7v-mars and stand the weight of the heaviest automobile trucks now In us RS well as furnish a resilient surfs ce for automobiles horses and wa ns Driving on Side Damaging A ci cording to Engineer Joyner the si to- vviiivs pull of the motor car on roads is ime of the chief difficulties with which engineers have to contend The general tendency of auto-moll' drivers be clares is to drive on the side of the road where the rnachine Is easier to hold to 1t3 course heoause of the arch of the rend The maehine running on the side elf the road has a tendency to dra the bed way from the center and therefore there Ia a sideways pull 'which tends to plow off tile outer of the rock foundat Ion on the new houievards under construe- tion in this eounty the original spec- i tbitalens called for a road It feet WidP It was soon discovered that this was not Wide enough In man-14 phees and the boa rn of sus perv isors when aprealed to provideci money for the construction of SOFT HATS 70 Lc 6unday Aug 25 Steamer Ilan Jr I from San Francisco 9:10 a tn Pacine NaWg-tt1m erant Steamer l'e San Diego 1 raelfle Navigation eampane Steamer Queen fr tn San Diego 7 a P1 I fle Cr-As Steamship company Steamer er from Pet lam' ii ft San StearnFitip company Monday Aug 26 Steamer Foanetee from Portland 7 a North PaoIfi eteamnPlp cot-mat-1Y Steamer euraeao from San Francisco via Way ports ears of freight Steamer Chehalis frorn Grays Harbor 6 a tn West Coast Steamship line Steamer Port Firagg frern Fort Drags 6 a West Cant Stetteship line TO DEPART Sunday Aug 25 Steamer Tale San Francisoo 1 nu Paoillc Navleatien company Steamer Queen for San Foanrist via Santa Perham 1030 a ratan' CoaNr Steamship wmpany Steamer Norwood for elray's harbor 630 1Vent Coast Steamship line Steamer Falcon fir Eveiett to reload hum bon Steamer Shoshone for Gray4 Harbor to reload lumber There is no need of your being satisfied with an out-of-date new Summer a simply because it is in- up expensive Here Stairs you can always buy advance Fall 'It styles the best samples that can be made for half or less than half their real values See our big window display There is no need r- bills4' of your being isfied with an out 1 of-date new Sum i'v mer a simply )4 because it is in- up expensive Here Stairs can always buy advance Fall styles the best MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses have been ssued smee tile last publication of the list In Thr Expresa the residence Of the parties lenng Los Angeles unless otherwise given: 41 Maxwell Annie Bundler 31-32 Augustus Dandier San Francisco Cal Anna Quests 00-29 CI Biggins Mary Rice Frsdei Mk Julius Lawndale Cal Lillian Gray Redondo Beach Cal 33-22 Arbilon Brewer Pasadena cal: Helen I Stfns Omaha Neb LI-19 WilFam 1 ii0111 Edna Quirday 21-22 Lesils Turnbull Henrietta Kuhn hot of Long lieiteh Cal 81-28 oloumn Froman Hattie Baum 42-30 lllaries D'Angelo Laura Morey both of Long itearrh Cal 21-22 Worthy Perry Ellen Lankenaw Hay City Mish lirmard Proarse Irma A Toff ll9-19 Ilsrman Harriman Alice Swartwout 31-28 Chester Collins Voltaire Cal Leah Snyder Necnach Cal 71-21 MPh A Massey Corine 27-21 Nick Iluich Maria Tisinovieh 14-22 Prier Le Gall Newport Peach Cal Margaret Geffroy Paris France re-215 John McIver Gertrude 41-36 Prssiado Nettle Cl Olt 21-16 David Boland Lillian Samuels 21-18 Worth $250 to $4S 185 now at BROKEN LINES OF THIS SEASON'S SOFT HATS ALL COLORS SIZES STYLES Women's House Slippers Hand-sewed soles in assorted colors The kind you always pay $150 for The pair 48c NN CAPS Auto Craps 25c Traveling and worth to $150 Broken lines at Monday Aug 26 Steampr ftnanokl for San 11tear 7 in North Pa Mr Stomshin Stntnor Curaca Inr San Franoisno carp of Steamer flea Pr for Portland 12 nonn Foam INr0-1ortinn1 Ft-n1111 moan- Arrived Thursday Aug 22 Stout ata in FRI-I via liInn in 13a (inv fet of lutnt 1nal yards StainPr MN burg 'apain Nrhorg Al blno 501100 foot of itunior to various vh1e Balers Open All Day Saturday a411111 er115 4 T4 I '1 7TAt 44 ifamoADvatA7444 TA LLE ITZT011 Ztri 111r1111711 Oa 403 simo MEN 5 er BOYS1 MEWS I' Gut Lsi OUTFITTERS Mir 441 OA SPRING It immomb WITHDRAW OBJECTIONS TO FACTORY LOCATION GEARING CONTINUED ON BALLOT CONTEST 1 HINTON IIROILTZLIMVE BROWN "Alco Clothe? Th Shop et liettintsction 647 South Spring St Tira ROT1ISCH120--Morris and Sarah 311 West Tern" le street Aug 18 daughter KITANO-Aaskieki and Chit 227 North San liiiorn street Aug 18 daughler COLBY-Fred and Elizabeth 224 East Thtrty ti A 1g snn TEENTER-Annora and Mary 6142 De 1tritys avenue Aug 19 daughter PEA and Hilda 468 East Fortyodrhth Aug 10 son 'rEllIEIP-lantos and 'Nola 1320 East Forty-eighth phis ng 13 aon cA I IE -Thomas anti Katie 1288 Union avnito Aug t9 daughter IT YFI-Tiatrioir and Florence 804 Hinton aNenitts Aug 19 daughter KENNEDY-Henry and Margaret 802 Hi-tan a x9nue Aug 10 son AlIttI ITE-Antonio and Josephine 2211 East Ninth Aug 17 son LitiriAlitEY-Joseph and rldesaa 5013 Gramerry pRoe Aug 13 daughter It 1I lisiCEY Charles and Hazel 345 Finnie Aug Pi son BUR( '11-John and 133:4 Bonita 1 daughter simpirritN-Edwand and Frances 402 North Otrottl Aug 14 son and Marlon 1021 Inca strest Aug daughter EIN-Jullus and Ada 833 Juanita Aug 20 danghter MARSHALL-Jesse and Dora 2522 Folsen: Aug 11 ihughter will pEThthas and Viola 3011 Fairmont Aug 17 eon PEI-MY-Nathan and Nose 1622 Went Jetferstn Aug 5 son DEATHS SATO-M Sisters' hospital Japan: meningitis 30 POIHAS-Eilzarteih Cord Samaritan hospital Pennsylvania pneamonia GifFEN-Itaohl 410 Crocker street: Nebraska: pneurnrnia: 25 'MLA ARE-Sam county hospital Poland tuberuinsts: 40 MILLER-Alex A Pacific hospital Pennsylvania: senility: 79 A I LA It-Martin 613 North Broadway Mexico homicide: 31 Only a Few More Dates for Chicago and Return $7250 500 Pairs Misses' and Children's Shoes made in Velvet Patent Gunmetal Button Blucher in fact all the most wanted styles Welted soles- Made to sell for $200 and Extra Special $IAM THE YAMATO (Inc) nit utriourr JAPANZISE STOZ11 1111 TIM 17)11771D STATIC Sailed Thursday Aug 22 Slaw ura a CR ptal I aerie an reAVi4 vie wee rorte freight to Pacific Coast rompang Steamer Despatch Captain 'Mon Purcka In ballast to reload for Pricidc Lumber cornSchooneir Charles It Witson captain Nelson Gray' Harbor In ballast to reload lumber Steamer Santa Clara Captain Icssen San Francisco via 1 suits parscgers am? freight Nurth P7o-lfic Sertlesh erenpany Arrived Friday Aug 23 Stramor Hurl arl catalri depern San Disco passrnsors and freight to In Inc Nail-goblin comrang Stesairc iducen Captain Alexander San Francisco Via Santa Barbara and Redondo passengers and freight to Pacific Coast Steamship company Steamer Brien Drew Captain JohansOen (Ire ortwooi 325000 feet ut lumber to local yards Steamer Norwood Captain Knudsen Gray's ptuhnr via San Francifir0 TAISPP Korn aryl Fi3O00 fret of lumber to various wholesalers Steamer POTtlirll raVtain Daniels Balboa with raw' cargo of Atlantic coast freight to Los Angeirst wholesalers Steamer National iity Captain Bostrom Fort Bragg cargo tif ties to Southern Pacific tompany Sailed Friday Aug 23 Stearnrr Harvard captain Jensen Sae Francisco passengers and freight to Pacific Nft igatkon company Steamer Taninipals Captain Anderson Portland direct passengers and in ballast to reload for Writ Lumber company Schooner King Cyrus Captain Itosential nolumbia river in ballast to reload lumber for Guaymas Steamer Captain Malin peka in ballast to reload fur Consolldatcd Lumber Compang 635-637 Broadway New York $10850 Missouri River 6000 St Louis 7000 St Paul 7350 Duluth 7950 Denver 5500 And many other points at great reductions on various dates until Sept 12th Return Limit Oct 31st (70 cents higher from beach points) See ticket agents for full particulars of these $100 $14800 cm our Club Plan rille ZELLPILlt rzAlio 00 am sputit mu streis I 1 Cand date Woodley's Counsel to Attack Court Jurisdiction Pt CaliMP other matters On the mien dor took preeedence in Superior Iusigre Monroe' court this morning bee ri Ag on the contest to prevent the printing on the primary ballot of the name of Woodley candidat for the assembly from the sixth -2--fourth clistriet who has been endorsed by the Roosevelt ProgresFiVrt league was continued until later in tit- day The contest is against County Cfrrk Lelande who 111 bP represente-d by Deputy District Attorney Hill while Woodley's interests are in the haads of Fred Taft Louis IN-leyers John York and John NV Carrigan It is the intention of W000dley's counsel to attack the Jurisdiction of the court the legislature being the judge of the qualifications of its own members and tbey also will seek to prove should test I mony he taken that Woodley's verification deputies had resigned as drput ties in the comity clerk's office prior to going to viork for the Progressive candidate It is on the allegation that these deputies were working In both capacities that the contest is brought As Triphammers Are Not to Be Used There Is NI a Opposition objections interposol today before the puteic Ivelfare omraitt ee by John Francis superintendent of schools against the establishment of the Pacific Auto Spring company's new factory at Sent ous and Pico streets were Ithd rawn when it was shown that no triphammers were to be used Representa tivem of the company stated that rollers would he used Instead The roam it to authorized the company to pr cireed with the building ATHLETE CAMPBELL RETIRES FROM WHITTIER A Campbell a thletic coach of Whittler high school who made a reputation for himself at the Quaker city school has severed his connection with that athlet ic department to take up the assist a nt duties with Coach Dean Crotowel I at this fall Both of these hietic instructors are pupils of the old school and should develop One the best track teams and football squads of any college team In the South In all probability Coach Campbell will handle the track athletes while Cromwell will pay personal attention to the footballists INGLE wooD PARK CEMETERY Lou Angle' only modern comemrr 0Moo :07 idroadway room 20i lik A $119 $11 HOTEL 1 I ALEXANDRIA 950 pairs of women's high bench made Pumps- nd Oxfords in White Buok Black Suede fact all the new wanted leathers ali sizes to choose from All this season's newest effects The pair Salt Lake Route Eastern Excursions IPINXPRO011 Infth and aming Ilta Les ASAM140 VOLTAIRE AND OAK RIDGE HUNTING SPOTS Word has been received by Wallace Robb of Dyas-Cline company to the effect that plenty of good hunting and fishnig can be had near Oak Ridge and Voltaire Collins Is in the mountains on a two weeks' trip and though he has not as yet landed his buck he has seen a couple of three-pointers and excepts to land his prize in a day or two Trout fishing is exceptionally good and the fish are jumping at the flies in fine style Los Angeles Office 601 Spring St Los Angeles Office 1 vs: Pl 601 Spring St Nt $119 Values to $500 Economy Shoe Co MOND PURITAS Distilled Water 5 Gallons 40c A leD AND COLD 'roams co NtLw ou BIG SHOE SALE Tian' BaroniRTabsleillon EBasioHmoontuDsalg I 4 HELP PROGRESSIVE PARTY Are you interested in the sue cess of the new Progressive par ty? Are you interested in the suc cess of the Progressive ticket at the direct primary election in Cal ifornia Sept 3 Are you interested in the elec tion of Theodore Roosevelt Hiram Johnson and the remainder of the Progressive ticket at the final elootion Nov If you ere a most effective way to help will be to secure new subscribers for The Express Every new Express subscriber means one or more ad ditional votee for the Progressive ticket The Express is delivered by car rier at 25 cents per month by mail 35c a month or 3 months for COO Liberal commission paid to agents 135 Spring Street Old Hamburger Bldg Open Saturday Aftenoon and Evening Toys for the Kiddies Prff3 RECEIVER IS ASKED FOR BASEBALL TEAM TertENTON Aug 23--A rule 'Ito show cause why a receiver should I not he appointed for the Trenton 'Athletic club owners of the Trenton state Baseball league team WI li Ibe sairguvd before Chancellor Walker on 'Tuesday Oliver A Temple wim holds a Judpgment against the club alleges tiasia it li lasolvent A MANAGEMENT LETS CHALLENGE GO BY The Long Beach A management has made no reply to the challenge issued their ball club for aerivs of three games by Raymond Bunt manager of the ByrusCline Rainbows Hunt is anxious to meet the seasiders in a game and has challenged them to a series on Welt own grounds if they so Osseo TO STUDY AMERICAN SYSTEM OF TRAINING NEW YORK Aug- 23--Kurl Die president of the A mateur Athletic union of Germany vill come to thc United Stalvs this winter to study the Ainerican system of lc training with a view to securing the bee' possible results from the athletes who will represent Germany at the 101E Olympic games In 13erlin LI 'we Sani-fiumb utotelosA Fr DORAti 107Z7g ICARLLNCSmiritt 011 SO4 4 OHnoluy se in 10400 Excluelve Hosiery and Glove Ite Southern California Via SOUTH- II ROADWAY 4 1 i III "11 egi OR: IMP The homes in Los Angeles not taking The Express are few and far between Rams WATIM-CLOT BOWL" Me Rol gammen 2 I I.