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STOCK COMPANY COMING TO GRAND ULRICH PLAYERS TO OPEN IN 'THE SIGN OF THE FOUR' Richard Buhler, the Leading Man, and Miss Ethel Clifton, Lead. Ing Woman, Well Known In the East imci ri.nini stock comtant f.cnillnic ltlrlnml Illlhirr. l.cmlinff Clifton. "Heavy" man llnrrlngton. BreiHln lowler.

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Arilmr 11. Virginia IlriKllry. Vllln All under direction ot Ulllirrt Gardner. Above Is the personnel of the new "IJlrlch Stock company, which will make Its first appearance at the Grand opera house at next Sunday's matinee, In Conan Doyle's first story of Sherlock Holmes, "The Sign of the Four," dramatized by Charles P. nice.

One of the noteworthy features of this company Is that, with the single exception of Lule Warrcnton, who "made good" as character woman with the Ulrlchs last year, the members will all be new to Los Angeles, and It is promised by the Grand opera house management that the company will be much stronger in every respect than that of last season. Richard Buhler, the leading man of the company, Is one of the best known stork actors of the east. He is a man of appearance and athletic figure. Ethel Clifton, the leading woman, has also had a long experience with Btock companies in Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Montreal and other eastern cities. Her work Is characterized by a sympathetic quality which enables her to eeciire strong effects without apparent effort.

John Harrington, who will play leading "heavy" parts, has been identified with James Neill and the Majestic theater In San Francisco, and is already known in the northern part of state. He has not been seen here for several years. Brcnda Fowler has never played on the. coast before, but has had several experience in "heavy" work with companies In New York and on th? road In the eastern states. Henry Auerbach, the comedian of the company, comes from A.

Brady's forces, and has played with 'Way Down East," Ralph Stuart and In stock in Boston. Hope Mayne, the soubrette, conies from Australia, and this is her first American engagement. She has been on this side of the Pacific for about eight weeks. She Is a charming actress, and Is also a singer of considerable ability. She will be one of the "sunshine spots" In the new company.

Miss Warrenton Is well known from her consistent work last ypar. John Hynes has been with Frederick Warde and stock companlps at the Alcazar, San Francisco; Columbia in Portland, and also In Cincinnati. Henry Spear has been with Henry Miller, Mrs. FiEke and the Alcazar stock company, San "Francisco. The other nifimhers of the company are- all experienced in' their own lines, anil each has been chosen with a special view to his fitness for a definite lino of parts BILLIARDS HARMLESS SPORT, SAYS JAMES Police Commission Not In a Hurry to Grant Applications for Licenses Owing to the fact that there.

are at the present time 115 pool and billiard halls in Los Angeles and that the new police regulations will soon drive the loafers out of the saloons. Chief Hammel yesterday asked the commission to refuse all applications for billiard licenses until the working oS the new rules can be observed. The request came after several licenses had been granted, but the commission immediately reconsidered and revoked tho licenses granted. This recommendation from the chief provoked a warm discussion of the subject, which resulted in the question being laid over for one week. Commissioner James declared that billiards is a harmless amusement and that the board should not refuse to grant licenses to proper persons.

Later he moved that the board pledge itself not to grant any billiard and pool licenses during tho term of Its official life, but the motion was lost. Applications, action on which was delaypd, are as follows: John Lysaght, 1133 North Main street; It. Yabumoto, 205 North San Pedro street; Perkins Louden, 218 East Fifth street; D. C. Peterson removal from 620 East Fifth street to 604 East Klfth street; U.

E. Frlzelle, transfer of ownership from Adolph Levy, 621 South Spring street. at pasu hohi.im Traveler! Enjoy Two Auioug Glorloua llllla Tonlo mountain air, hot water and mud bathi uuU teuutlful drives make l'uao Ho- Men an exceptionally line pluce for a iliiy or a atop. On flrat-claaa tlckuU between Bun Pruuolacu and I.ou by Southern I'uclflo ug-unta for 131, traveJera nre allowed a atop-over and two entertainment at Hotel El de Itoblea. without extra expenae.

rate. 113.00. Privilege of thirty-day utoupver. Auk Southern Paelno about It. Tender Thiiuku to Itufluic Men Campbell Curio now vluklhc out their of urt ut public auction.

been liberally iiatronliod by Hid Maternity that know it eooU tiling. Only a more, many of -the flnent to I utu Ule TWO MEMBERS OF NEW ULRICH STOCK COMPANY MISS BRENDA FOWLER FIXES NO BLAME FOR AUTO WRECK INQUEST HELD OVER BODY OF MRS. PEASE Husband Has Not Learned of His Wife's Fate, and Asks Con. tinually as to Her Welfare "An accident for which no one can be held responsible," was the verdict at an Inquest yesterday morning over the body of Mrs. Sherman Pease, the victim ot the Hollywood automobile accident, who was instantly killed in the collision.

The evidence, of everyone who was In tho neighborhood at the time or who had any accurate knowledge of the condition of the road at the point of the accident, was thoroughly investigated by Coroner Trout before a jury at the Breese Brothers morgue during the examination and the verdict of accident was returned. are being made for the funeral services which will probably be held from the Pease residence on South Hope street, either today or tomorrow. The other victims of the same accident were reported In improved conditions yesterday. They are still at the Hollywood hotel where they will probably be kept for several days before being removed to their homes in Los Angeles. No alarming symptoms have developed in the case of Mrs.

Decatur 13. Wellcome, who was severely injured in the collision. Three ribs were broken and she sustained many minor injuries but thus far is improving rapidly. She is still in ignorance of the death of Mrs. Pease and has ceased to Inquire about the details of the accident.

Sherman Pease, the owner and driver of the machine, has not yet fully regained consclousnoss. Yesterday several of his Intimate friends wore admitted to his room and he recognized them but wns not allowed to talk much. He Is recovering from the shock of the accident and the terrible blow on the back of his head. During the entire day Mr. Pensn constantly culled for his wife.

Attendnnts in the room turned away to hide their emotions aB tho young man asked whether his wife know of his condition. From the dread of injury to his wife, his thoughls have turned toward a new channel and he now thinks that she is sufe. He has nut been told any of the details of the accident, and physicians are awaiting until he is stronger before telling him of her fate. DESERTED WIFE SUES HENRICI FOR DIVORCE Son of Chicago Millionaire, Whose Romantic Marriage Occurred In Los Angeles, Is Defendant Tho marltul troubles which Philip "Henrlcl and his wife contracted when they were married romantically In Los Angeles a few mouths ago appear to be reaching their termination. Yesterduy Mrs.

Henrlcl appeared at the court house with her attorney and filed suit for divorce from her young hus. band. Henrlcl, who Is the son of a Chicago millionaire, married his wife in this city and then went to Pasadena to live. Parental objection was too strong for the young mun to overcome, so he left his bride and returned to the home of his father In Chicago. In Elevator d.

C. Johimtoiie, negro, 6 years of age, living nt 612 Third street, wus painfully Injured yesterday mornfng while at work on an elevator in thu batfement of the new building of tho Farmers and Merchants' bank, ut Fouitli and South Main streets. Johnbtono raising the elevator to tho level -nf the sldcwulk and was attempting to open the iron doors above LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH fls, tgofr HOPE MAYNE, SOUBRETTE his head. 'The clasps were caught arvl ho was crushed between the iloor of the elevator and the iron dnors. His right leg was broken In two places.

Crew of Schooner Kennedy Saved By Associated I'rrss HONOLULU. March Thn United States gunboat Petrel, returning today from Midway island, brought the crew of the schooner C. Kennedy, which left here on February with supplies for tho cable station on Midway Island, but was wrecked on the Island of Lnysan. Thn crew and some of the of the Kennedy; were saved, but the vessel Is a total loss. Yon cannot hoodwink heaven with a holy COULD NOT BE HAPPY LIVING IN WOODSHED Applicant for Dlvorca Ventures tlon That Too Much Matrl.

mony It Enough To ho struck In the for amusement nnd forced to dwell in a woodshed which larked the conveniences of a Rrlll room are but a few of the matrimonial Inconveniences which Mrs. Ollle H. Hrown says she was forced to put up with, nnd yesterday she pleaded with Judge Tmsk In the superior court to grant her a divorce from her husband, Henry B. Hrown, on the grounds of cruelty and failure to provide. It was also alleged Hint lirown entertained a nnmbnr of peculiar Ideas, fuming thcm'belnn a desire on his part to shake his wife until her ribs rattled.

Mrs. Hrotvn told the court that her husband threatened to kill her when ho suffered for lack of amusement, which conduct Induced her to como to the conclusion that too much matrimony was enough. The divorce whs granted. Dlvorce Suits Filed Divorce proceedings were commenced In the superior court yesterday by Mrs. Uose llenrlcl against her husband.

IMilllp Henrlcl, Mrs. Delana Manning against her husband, J. C. Manning, Mrs. Mary E.

West agtilnst her hus- bnnd, James West, Jan Reluhoudt against his wife, Mrs. Cella Relnhoudt, and Mrs. lone L. "Innis ugainst her husband, Gilbert S. Innis.

They wlin wnlk with God do not walk away 5 OVERWORKED SCHOOL CHILDREN IN LOS ANGELES Will Be Interested in This Incident Sliss JOffa (Jould ot Coldwatfir, writes: "I was so tlrpd, run down ami oxtreniPly nervous that I was to stay out of school, mid tho doctor thought i would have to give up en- tirely, but lie advised be to try tho now cod liver preparation, Vinol. I did so and two bottles have uiiido a wonderful Improvement. I have re- sumed my Hchool work nnd foel strong and well now. I have the greatest confidence In Vinol and feel like I recommending It to every tlred-out. overworked school girl or boy, as It did so much for me." A member of the Owl Drug Co.

says: la no doubt Vinol Is tho best medicine: in the world for growing EFFA GOULD. school girls and boys. It Is not a pa- tent medicino, but a delicious cod liver oil preparation, containing In a con- centrated form till the strength-creat- ing, body-building elements of cod liver oil, but without oil or greane, and it I cannot weakened stomachs as do old-fashioned cod liver oil and emul- sions. "Vinol contuintt. just the elements ncci'HKiry to muke for each child new vitality, sound iK-hli and muscle tissue, strong bone structure, rich, red blood, and creute HlreiiKth.

"We ask every mother in Log An- geles to try Vinol for their children on our guarantee to return the money if It falls. There Is also nothing equal to Vinol' to create Btrentfth for old people or people who are run down, tired iiiul debilitated. If you try It and don't like It we williglvo your money Thu Owl Drujf 321) fc). St. Don't Delay Start Now $90 and Up $90 and Up $1 Down IfUIS $1 per No No Taxes The Town of Watts on tho Beach Electric Uno, just 15 minutes from 6th and Main nt the Junction of tho new Santa Ana Line, nonr under construction.

How It Has Grown Topulatlc-n January, 1904 Population, January, 1305 ISII INtlinute, 1.106. 1.4 150 1.2 AffAC $275 Atrca 475 AUTESIAN WELLS ON EVKtIY ACHK- EABY PAYMENTS. Golden State Realty Co. 421 South Spring Street OIU'IN TRANSPORTATION. RESTAURANTS The scattnsr Capaclty 1200 sMrgSWe Fourth and Spring Streets UHo-Datc Restaurant ZW uavern 219.2-^ w.

mini st. THE STORE THAT STARTED BROADWAY CITY OF LONDON 337-339 SOUTH BfcOADWAY HILES, Proprietor Curtain Every Kind of Curtain Made in the World Will Be on Sale at Retiring From Business Prices which thnt the will absolutely bn cut to places. have to out of thin ns It been lobmcl to the New York Clonk Suit company, wirl Jim to ma ice ft (treat to the people of bon Angeles and vicinity who have, been not. only my cuatomerfi, but twenty yea rS. Not only but Plllowj, raf.es, toweio.

table linens, napkins and In fact every nrticle In the house will be sold at such low prices that keep the big itore packed with careful buyem. CITY OF LONDON A. ft HILIiS, Proprietor THYOLDESI Our Seventh Annual TXcill 11CC Oriental Rug Sale A Success of Incomparable Proportions For two days past there has been a larger output of these rare and valuable rugs than during a whole week of any of our former annual sales. We are better prepared for it than ever, having only a few weeks ago received the greatest shipment of these antiques that ever came to a single firm -in the United States at one time. The beauty and exclu- siveuess in pattern, shape and size makes the stock most interesting to people who know and appreciate oriental rugs.

Note These Great Reductions KH $65 to $150 to $25 ...525 to $60 fir to $37.50 llffiilj. $100 to $600 sI 530 to $50 $20t0 537.50 s0 to $75 to $75; now $7.50 to slo to $100 to $20; now There still remain on hand many rare and choice antique specimens of the various Persians, such as Hamandan, Shlraz, Sehna, Kurdistan, Tabriz, Saruk, etc, every one of which will be placed On Sale at 50 Cents on the Dollar 415-5-7 MAIN STR.EET. AZO-Z-A- SP "Urn Everything you want you will flnd In the classified page, a modern encyclo. pedla. One cent a word.

These annual sales give our customers a ha nee to select choice HUGS, In many instances at less than actual cost. J4off We make a positive statement that we do not carry any acid' washed or doctored rugs, and our guan antee goes with this statement. Hotels and Bead towis Santa Cataitna Ssland FAST STEAMSHIP CAPACITY 1000; hour 40 mlnutM. Pedro BrcakwaUr to Avalun. cuuiimstlnK with Salt 8:60 a.

anil So. PaclOo 1:04 a- en. tralna from UXTRA EVENING BOAT BATURDATB-Traina leav. Xjm Ansalaa. Bait Laka 4:46.

mnd 80. PacMo 6:00 m. Uetfular round trip U. 76; Saturday and EVcurflon $2.60. THIS WONDERFUL SUBMARINE! UAIHJKNS A 8 BKKN THROUGH KATHOMS CUYBTAI.

WATKHB. HOTEL MBTROPOLB-CUIBINJfi UNEXCELLED. Compaar. Both PhonM M. North Beach Santa Monlca Warm luwly aurf tethlnt.

Now tha moat aautlrul aaawn ot tea yaor tha baaoh. a 150 Gigantic Birds of Oatrloh Qooda In Ani.rloa. pradnWa THE HERALD WANT ADVERTISEMENTS BRING BEST RESULTS 4. These rugs are all selling to- day at half the marked price. It's our way of annually call- ing attention to this depart- ment of our store, which is the largest in the country.

If you would know the great value of an oriental rug as compared with others, it will be advantageous to; you to visit the department today. Anxious, knowing, enthusiastic people are ma- king a greater fuss over this sale than can be imagined. Half off you know, is of con- siderable consequence when you are dealing in these valuable floor coverings..