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AROUND THE TOWN Will 111) In fnrnoblng evidence thtt will ts arratt and conviction of caught eoplti of Herald from prtrolMt of our patrenn. arc Inrlted ts vtmt California produetf at Chamber of Conmnea Mitldlnar. on Broadway, matlon will given on all this fiectton. LIVE CITY AGENTS WHO SELL THE HERALD IN LOS ANGELES JIOTF.I, YAW NWS nnoADWAT 410 Smith rl(y. lIOTF.I, NATICK aland, 110 Wart Flr.t pity.

IIOTKIj lini.MwnßCK aland, Stronil anil nirrrin, D. V. UAMOM3R, 305 South Sprlntc Pity. IIOTKI, ANarciiUS nriva ntnnii, corner Fonrth nnd ntrrrim, IIOTKI, WRSTMIiVSTKII iimth corner Fonrth nnd Mnln rltr. HOTRI- HOSSI.YN, 43T South Main mtrert, rltjr.

n. A. IIOIIN, Sl3 South flprlna- atreet, MONTOOMTCtIY A TONIS, corner Seventh and nroadwny. RAMOIVA HOOK COMPANY, SOT Firth city. 11.

W. COLLINS, U33 South Mnln Mtreet, city. J. II.A WAX. Hotel I.nnkerahlm newa corner Seventh nnd Ilrnndvrny, city.

HEW BIIA DOOK COMPANY, 651 Sooth llroniifTfiy, city. HOLMES IIOOK COMPANY, 441 South Mnln atrcct, pity. nOTIUL NADEIAV neTTH ntnnd, corner Flrnt nml SurliiK Htrrrtfi, OLIVKU IIAINES, 108 South Springutrrct, city. IIOTKI, VAN NITYS news Fonrth nnd Mnln pity. 11.

B. MOORE, 1023 Pnnndenn nve. 11. SIOLIIVO. corner Seventh and HUI city.

FHKHIMN MSCOMIin COMPANY, Sixteenth nnd Mnln utrpetn, city. MH. HARMON, 104 North Daly atreet, city. MR. (JANSERT, corner Seventh and Alvarndo pity.

Bins. 1808 First atreet, city, DANKS A CiriSKN, lftOO South Main city. HOLMES DOOK COMPANY, 857 South Mnln street, olty. M. A.

lIENN, 61 rcnut Fifth utreet, city. N. LOENNECKER, Ml Fifth O. WETHER.II.Ii, 2448 South Main city. v' n.

AMOS, 814 Went Seventh utreet, city. E. JOPE, 820 Went Seventh utrcet, city. O. SAKELARES, 515 North Main atreet, city.

MOIITENSEN, SIS Mnln St. HBNRT POIIATII, 028 Central Aye. A. S. RALPH.

117 Commercial St. W. L. BHOCKI.KY. IRt No.

Mnln St. MAX ROTH CIGAR 100 South Mnln city. J. B. ALLEN.

IMrt East (rtreet. I.AIH) A STORY. 213 a Emit atreet. C. TATR, FJnint Fourth street.

PHELPS, 1728 East SeTenth street. M. 3. ALLEN, 2100 East Ninth stTeet. East Ninth, street.

A. MI3TKOER. Emit Ninth street. MR. CtITDUSH, corner East Flrat and Utah streeta.

F. IJBHMLOW, 2M02 West Pico street. NORFOLK STOVE 2003 West Pico street. A. CLARK, 2073 West Pico utreet.

li. M. LAYTON, corner Pico nnd Hobaon 'hURMNOAME. 2815 West Pico street. J.

11. CREW, 330 West Washington street. A. ELMSTEAI), 2020 South Mnln atreet. H.

STRICKL.IX. 2053 Snntn Fc avenue. H. C. ABLE, 524 East Filth street.

IA. M. DUFF, Twenty-first street nnd Maple avennp. J. K.

DUKE, 2020 Central arenne. DAVIS SATCHELti, 105 North Boyle J. HOUSE, 2001 East Mnln street. J. Mnln street.

MRS. W. STANFIELD, 430 Collesje 840 Buena Steals Heart Julian 'Garcia yesterday pleaded guilty to' the theft of a golden heart and was' sentenced to serve one year In Folsom prison. Garcia has served a term for a similar offense and has a long record of minor offences. Oil Company Sues The Morris Jones Oil company yesterday filed suit for damages against the Pacific Electric road.

The oil company alleges that one of its horses was severely lacerated by a car of the railway company several months ago. i Angelenos on Tour Fifty Angelenos in charge of the Graf ton Touring agency left last night "over the Salt Lake road on a twenty days' trip through the north. From Salt Lake the party goes to Yellowstone park and from there to Portland and Seattle. Wagon Overturns R. C.

Turner of Sixth and. Flower streets a was severely injured last evening at Temple and Newhall streets by falling from an overturning grocery wagon. He taken to the receiving hospital suffering with a fracture of the right leg. Phelps Case Continued George TV. Phelps, charged with manipulating the stock of Insurance societies, I appeared for examination in Justice Pierces court yesterday, but upon motion- of his attorney was granted a continuance until after the 'court vacation period.

Christian Standard Party A special train, bearing 200 members of the Christian Standard on their way to the national convention at San Francisco, will arrive in Los Angeles Tuesday, August 15. The party will remain for four days before continuing the Journey northward. Shooting Affray Victor Tbarra was arrested yesterday morning by Detectives Talamantes and Mtch on the charge of attempting to shoot Francisco Agerrla on Bloom street Sunday night. Ybarra was ar- aigned before Police Judge Chambers and his trial set for 11 o'clock today. Durand.

Sentenced Durand was sentenced by Justice Pierce yesterday to serve six months In the county jail on a charge of threatening the life of his wife. The justice scored the man before sentencing him and as Durand was taken to the Jail he remarked, "That's tin worst roasting I ever got." "Soul Consciousness" Consciousness" is to be the title ot'the psychological lecture by Dr. Alexander J. Mclvor-Tyndall at Blanchard hall Sunday evening. There will be a piano recital by M.

Jean De Chauvenet and a soprano solo by a local singer. Dr. Mclvor-Tyndall will pre. a demonstration of the power of thought as an electrical force. -Trunks, suit -cases, bags, at Cunningham's Trunk Factory, 8.

Spring. Us. DIVORCE MECCA FOR EASTERNERS OFFICIAL'S OPINION OF LOS ANGELES LARGE INCREASE IN CASES It It Jokingly Bald Deoree of Separa. tlon Is Attached to Every Mar. rlaga License, to De Re.

moved at Will "Has Los Angeles become mecca for the man or woman who would seek legal separation from one another?" This Is question now puzzling flcials of the Los Angeles county superior court. During the past month, one of greatest harvests of divorces In many years has been registered and an average of granted decrees of more than two a day, Including Sundays, Is shown by the calendar for July. Old women, young women, rich women, poor women and every other kind of a woman on the face of the globe, including the long and short ones, and even the dark ones, have been in the divorce court during the past month and every nationality in Los Angeles has been represented, with the exception of the Chinese. Men have been there, too, and have spent their time lauding their own dispositions and throwing mud at the characters and peculiarities of their wives. The women, in this particular respect, have also held a foremost place on the witness stand and as a result the testimony in a number of cases has charged both husband and wife with peculiarities that 'would seem incredible to the ordinary man or woman.

All Kinds of Charges In their petitions the plaintiffs have charged every action imaginable, including desertion, intoxication, cruelty, general misbehavior and about fifty other varieties of misbehavior, but desertion has been largely in the majority. "The most peculiar feature of the many decrees entered during July and the fact that is causing the most speculation is that more than three-fourths of the men and 'women who make the applications are recent arrivals in California and many have been in the county only the time prescribed by law when they file their petitions," said a court official yesterday. "Whether the people come to Los Angeles with the express purpose of getting a divorce because it is easier or whether they come from the eastern cities in order that their neighbors may know little or nothing of the disturbances of their domestic relations, which necessarily come out during the trial, is not known, but it has been proved in the majority of cases that when a petition is filed by parties from some far eastern section of country the details are generally shocking. "Because of the great number of divorces granted in this county easterners, in speaking of Los Angeles, say a decree of divorce is attached to each marriage license to be removed at the convenience of either party and from the extraordinary number of new petitions filed last month to be tried during August the local courts can expect no relief from the hearing of domestic troubles for some time." Woman Gets Decree Mrs. Mary Sentner was granted a divorce from Samuel Sentner by Judge Oster yesterday.

The woman was married in New York and, according to her allegation, her husband forced her to enter a house of 111 repute. Four Decrees Granted Decrees of divorce were granted the plaintiffs in the following cases yesterday: W. H. Pat ton against Alice Patton; Albert W. Brown against Mabel C.

Brown; Edith W. Calvert against G. M. Calvert and Charles Rodriguez against Rita Rodriguez. Four Seek Divorces Petitions for divorce were filed yesterday as follows: Ola H.

Estes against Joseph Estes; Winnie Woodlam against William Woodlam; Mathilde Klauss against Christian Klauss, and Annie Jones against Robert Jones. SHRINERSARE PLANNING TRIP TO BANTA BARBARA The Los Angeles members of Al Malalkah temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, have planned a pilgrimage to the hot sands of the coast principality of Santa Barbara for the purpose of gathering Into the temple of mystery all male residents of the channel city eligible to receive the honors that belong to the nobility. The Journey will be made on Saturday, September 23, and even now the local officials are completing arrangements contributing to the comfort of the Nobles. COMI'KTJSNT JUDGES Hcauty Indorae Ilerplclde Women who make a business of beautifying other women come pretty near knowing what will bring about the best results. Here are letters from two, concerning Ilerplclde: "I can recommend Newbro as It stopped my hair from falling out; and, as a dressing, it has no superior.

(Signed) "Bertha A. Trulllnger, "Complexion Specialist, "29 tt Morrison Portland, Ore." "After using one bottle of 'Ilerplclde' my hair has stopped falling out, and my nualp Is, entirely tree from dry ft, (Signed) "Grace Dodge, "Beauty Doctor, "195 Blxth Portland. Ore." Bold by leading druggists. Bend 100 in stamps for sample to The Herplcide Detroit, Mich. J.

C. Trunk Factory, (29 South lit. LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1905. NAMED AS BRIDESMAID FOR THE WEDDING OF A PRINCESS MIB3 VETA HENDERSON Miss Veta Henderson, who Is appearing with Harry K.irle Godfrey at the Orpheum this week In "A Daughter of the Gods," was one of the four American girls named as bridesmaids for the Russian Princess Llnoff, the closest friend of the about two years ago. The engagement of the Princess Llnoff and Count Alessandro de Lodl, when announced created quite a stir in royal and higher circles, especially when it was announced that the four bridesmaids should be selected by the ambassadors of the foreign powers.

Each ambassador was requested to ask one of his country women to act as a bridesmaid and one as a matron of honor. All the foreign ministers agreed to this. The American ambassador named Mrs. Henry F. McKinney of URGE COUNCIL TO SUPPORT MAYOR CLUB WOMEN INSIST ON THE BOARD'S REMOVAL Generally Believed That Councllmen Will Side With the Commission Instead of With McAleer When Test Comes Some of the women of the Friday Morning club have formed themselves Into a self-appointed reception committee to, welcome home the councilmen who journeyed to Portland to see the fair.

At least that, Is what some of the city fathers who have already returned say. Councilman Fred Ford of the First ward returned yesterday and had not been In the city hall ten minutes when two of the club women cornered him and demanded to know whether or no he intended to support the mayor In the library squabble on Monday. The unhappy councilman was not familiar with the recent developments In the case and frankly told the clubltes that he would have to Investigate before making a decision and when he was in possession of all of the facts he would act. The legislator did not secure his release by this, however, and when the clubwomen finally left him he was wearing an expression of meekness personified. Make Request to Council The executive committee of the Friday Morning club passed a resolution asking the council to stand by the mayor and a copy of the resolution has been filed with the city clerk.

This resolution was not adopted at a regular meeting, but was sent up by the several members of the executive committee on their own responsibility. From the progress made In this' campaign politicians say it is evident women are not a success in politics. "Why, the ink on the resolution of library board discharging Miss Jones was hardly dry," said one, "before the Friday Morning club registered another resolution with Mayor MoAleer protest- Ing against the removal of Miss Jones without a hearing as being un-American and demanding the immediate re- loyal of the library directors. "The women forgot to say anything about an investigation, they neglected to remember that the library directors evidently had reasons for removing Miss Jones; In fact, they Jumped at conclusions, and Immediately asked the mayor to violate the principles which In the fore part of their resolution they were upholding." The library directors keeping mum; they are confident, for they believe that the city's legislative body will not censure them for attempting to do their duty, director said yesterday that not only he, but the other members of the board, are receiving letters and personal calls from business men and club women in which they were assured of the hearty sup- New York as matron of honor for America, and suggested to the princess the names of Miss Veta Henderson, Miss Daisy Letter of Chicago, Mlaa Edith Terry of Louisville and' Miss Marie Bishop of New York, from whom she was to select her American bridesmaid. With the exception of Miss Henderson the four young ladles were at that time in Europe and, after considerable hesitation, the princess selected MHs Letter as her American bridesmaid.

Although It was not Miss Henderson's fortune to be the bridesmaid finally chosen to witness the, royal ceremony, she still treasures the ambassador's letter announcing the mention given her name in connection with the royal alliance. Miss Henderson's present home is in Denver, where she is prominent in the younger social set. port of the great majority of the citizens. The Wednesday Morning' club, the women's club of the East Bide, of which Mayor McAleer Is a member, yesterday passed resolutions demand- Ing of the council that they support the mayor In his efforts to please the 7 Four Facts For Sick Women To Considez Lydia E. Pinhham's Vegetable Compound Has an Unequalled Recotd of Cures Mrs.

Yinkliom's Advice Is Canftden- Hal, Free, and always Helpful That almost every operation In our hospitals performed upon women becomes necessary through neglect of symptoms as backache, irregular and painful menstruation, leuoorrhoe'a, displacements of the pain in the side, burning sensation in the stom- ach, bearing-down pains, nervousness, dizziness and sleeplessness. The medicine that holds the record for the largest number of absolute cures of female) ills is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It regulates, strengthens and cures diseases of the female organism as nothing else oan. For thirty years it has been helping women to be strong, curing backache, nervousness, kidney troubles, all uter- ine and ovarian inflammation, weak- ness and displacen ats, regulating menstruation perfectly and overcom- ing its pains.

It has also proved itself invaluable in preparing for childbirth and the change of life. The great volume of unso- licited and grateful testimonials on file at the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, many of which are from time to time published by permission, give ab- solute evidence of the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Mrs. Pinkham's advice. Every ailing woman in the United States is asked to accept the following Invitation.

It is free, will bring you health and may your life. Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs. Pink- ham. at Lynn, Mass.

All letters are received, opened, read and answered by women only. From symptoms given, your trouble may be located and the quickest and surest way of recover; advised. Out of the vast volume of ex- perience in treating female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably has the very knowl. edge that will help your case.

Surely, any woman, rich or poor, is very foolish if she does not take advantage of tola generous offer of assistance. While building your bouaa. be sure and arrange for Lowe Open Ventilating Gas Fire Heaters la every room. They are beauties! Call and see them and arrange (or supply, at our new office and itore, 80. HUI street.

Peoples Independent Gas Company A Bnstnena tnwi and are 'yjP yd? fast flfldtnjr out A A In fptt) -S our Fourth Floor ten Ronm. Open dally from to coolest restaurant in town. Our Goods Department, Provides standard, well-known and at prices lower than others charge. Talcum Powders toilet waters Peafs' Umeented, 10c a cake. Mermen 1 Vlolot or Bo- Lanman, large" size, 800 foJW Scented, 16c a cake: three rated 16c a box.

Lilac Water. 20c a cake; three for Brook Violet, 15c a 4711 White Rose Glycerine, lftrge BlM 1 50 a a cake; three for 36c. TOOth rOWderS EXTRACTS Juvenile, 18V4o a cake; three for Dr LyOM 180 box Jlcky (Ouerlalne B) 2 02 a irariat 9nr rniro- Colgate's Dental $1.65 a bottle. three der 16c IaM or tlttS Ideal (H ,3.60 a bottle. Roger Gallet, 26c a cake; three Euthymol Tooth Paste, PACE CREAM for 650; all odors.

15c a tube. Hind's Honey and Almond Cream, Lemola, three cakes for 25c. Sozodont, 20c a bottle. 30c a box. Sale of Corset Covers We have planned a Sale of Corset Covers for Saturday that will afford irresistible price from a fourth to a third less than usual.

Assortments are made up from broken often only two or three of a kind left. Arranged for Easy Choosing a Dollar Each of the Bargain Tables will contain a separate size i( mm for instance, all of size 82 will be on one counter, 84 on 35 and 5 COVerS another and so on. Of fine French nainsook, six or eight styles to select from; one is full blouse Prices Range from 25c to $3.35 round low neck, trimmed with Swiss em- this nnsDUCTioivs broidery, beading and ribbon. Another 85c corset covers at 28c 11.76 corset covers at 11.16 BOc corset covers at 36c J2.00 corset covers at $1.35 bead lnK and lbabv ribbon 75c corset covers at 60c $2.25 and $2.60 values, $1.65 ana edging, beaaing ana baby rlboon. $1.00 corset covers at 65c $3.50 corset covers at $2.50 $1.25 and $1.50 values, $1 $5.00 corset covers at $3.35 Mer COVerS Corset covers In this sale at 25c to 65c (formerly 86c Among the more expensive styles are dainty to $1.00) are of cambric, nainsook and lawn, trimmed creations of all-over lace, one being a French with lace and embroidery, those at 65c being exceptional model, low cut, for wearing with evening WhH, mountain GOOCIS GO.

or seaside let our Mall Order Department attend to 225-227-229 South Broadway your wants. Satisfaction In cv- tiA cry Instance. 224-22 6-228 SOUth Hill INF 1 OC ATTON fe Buffalo Woolen Co. Opening Day Tomorrow zAt last the Buffalo Woolen Co. has found a satisfactory store- Ai room large enough to accommodate the growing business of this concern.

When we were forced to move from our former location on Broadway some of our patrons lost track of us, and with a view of getting our new store thoroughly advertised we have decided to offer the most extraordinary special attraction for the opening day. 411 day Saturday we shall positively take orders for $25.00 and $30.00 suitings, which will be made in our well known style and finish, at the flat price of $15.00. 5 Note the number of our new store and don't fail to take advan- tage of this opening offer. I Buffalo Woolen Go. illi r-'-- 242 South Spring Street THE MARK OF GOOD CLOTHES, KNOW PB FOR BEST VALUES.

MEN'S STRAW HATS HALF PRICE Take any straw in our stock now at just one -half price USADINO ULOTIinSRS TWO STORKS 117 to 125 N. Spring Street. 337 to 341 S. Spring Street. Everything; you want you will find In clussUiad vast, cant a word.

Hotels, aiiicl Beacti Resorts? 111 TIOIG Steamers Leave Ban Pedro Wharf I Extra Service Beginning July 15th 10 tOO a. m. lOiOO a. m. HIB p.

m. lilS p. m. Santa Catalina Island I For leaving; time from Los Angelea STEAMERS HERMOSA see Southern Pacific. Salt Lake or CABRILLO Paclflo Electrlo time cards.

Daily Concerts br Our FAMOUS MARINE BAND. ISLAND VILLA European Plan. HOTEL American Plan. BANNING Huntlngton Building Both Phones a a jl ST IS Glfsurtic Birds USifWil Beaumul Seml-Troplcal Grounds, and the largest of Ostrich Feather Goods In America for sale at producer's prices. North Beach, Santa Monica Filled fresh every day and heated to a temperature of 86 degrees.

Unrivaled and absolutely safe surf Now Is the most beautiful season of the year at the teach. RESTAURANTS fiflfi) Up-to-Date Restaurant Dei uawern 219.221 w. mira st. 'j Business Lunches Dinners Complete After-Theater Refreshments Room tor 1200 Under H. W.

Hellman 4th and Official Line Fraternal Brotherhood Picnic Long Beach, August sth Salt Lake Route Trains leave Flnt (treet station 7:40. 9:00, 10:30 a. 6:25. 7:00 p. m.

Last train returning at 10:00 p. m. 35 Cents Round Trip On sale at depot on day of excursion. Information at 250 South Spring street; both 'phones 352. First street station.

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