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The best needles Tor all makes Of
sewing machines. Sewing maohine
OIL OF absolute ruslty can be- had "
Singer Saving Msohine new show
rooms, ~ South Main, three doors
south Y. g. M. /.
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Relief Society at Saliair.

,The Relief Society excursion to
Sal,sir yesterday afternoon. though
not M largely attended As IL would
have been In fine weather, was never
theisss one Of the mos, pleasant events
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Daily uxerpl Sunday.

~ w " F8NHWWTs
kare tor r0und trip, on osnls.
Olson'a orchestra In attendance
every nilorHOon and evening. Bath.
INK, boating, dancing. Tho only
white sandy beach on tho lake,
Depot corner FlTst South ana Fourth
Wesi' ID. Il. BuRLEY,
General Agent.
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Godbe-Pil.s Drug Co. arc noted for
the beat Medicines and lowest prices.
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able Coop.
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FIRST Regiment, National Guard OF
ttah-iirst Onieiai Excursion.
Garfield Beach, Wednesday, August
~ b. Competitive target shooting,
huld sports, athletic contests. Dfels
parade at sunset.
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Buy oil your Dfugs aud Medicines
from the old reliable Godbe. Pitt,
Drug Co.
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For above occasion Union Pacific
VIII cell round trip tickets NJ one fare
from all siatione In Salt Lake, Utoh
aud Juab counties, August 1928, limit
returning August 2iih.
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Tomorrow weather report ON page
three, Walker Bros.'a ad.
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no.. Chicago. AUG a.
lKht, f.gtasl.Ti.
! Mixed. l3,tpafLu0.
Heavy, s.. iiaflgl
Rough, &li3aiLg0.
Cattle
heeyoa, yieaHTO.
Cows. " gqail 70.
IcXaa steer, iltQaSl.a0
Westerns. fl,s0 afl -.
slockers and feeders. fl6oattdi
hhecp-Opening allow. but STEADY.
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seandinaviRn nsuaion and Confer.
enee, Provo, August a2.aa.
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chicago nRrhet.
chieasa Aui. 81.
Mheat-AuEust, s.. sept. $50
Corn-August, .lE sept n
OAts-Aurust, " sept, i1hak.
iorH-Aug. and sept, fs,f3.
lhfd-AnRuat fAt sept, fAaCatiiga
n,hs-AaEus1 sA9ib sept, I3.SHasa
1imothy-f3 70
Rye-5gh.
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Todny's temperature is shown In the
fac smile thermometer given below.
The herald., 1896-02-18
ONTARIO

An Odd Fellows Banquet-AthieticA Association n
Entertainment.
ONTARIO, Feb. lion Saturday even
ing the Azuss O.d Fellows. to the
number af about fifty, were entertained
by the Ontario Old Fellows at an oys.
ter supper in the l. o. o. f. hall. One
hundred and twenty members of the
order joined in the evenings festivi.
ties.
The Hon. Richard Gird and Mrs.
Gird left this evening for visit to
Los Angeles.
8. J. Miller of Cleveland, O., and l..
M. Neville of New York spent Saturday
here.
The bowling alley opened on Satur-
day evening is getting a good deal Of
patronage.
The vaudeville troup advertising the
Shores Medical Company's prepara-
tions arrived here yesterday, and will
give free performances every evening
OF this week in the A. y. U. w. hall.
The Athletic association of Chatfey
college will have its club funds aug
nented by the proceeds OF an enter
tainment to be given tomorrow (Tues-
. day. evening iu the college chapel.
Recitations and vocal and instrumental
music by the Girls' auxiliary and their
friends will form an interesting pro-
gram.
Max Erkes Of the Stewart, San Bsr-
nardino, is visiting Mrs. e. L. Stamms.
he has been quite i'll for several weeks,
but is convalescent.
The herald., 1896-02-18
VENTURA
Great Activity In the Burglary Busines
Arrest of Susnccts

Great Activity In the Burglary Business.
Arrest Of Suspects
VENTURA, Feb. 17.-Burglars made a
big haul in this city Sunday night.
The residence Of Mrs. Cairo. Ventura
avenue, was entered, trunk broken
open and 1870 in gold coiu sto.en. This
morning Deputy Sheriff Areallis ar.
rested, on suspicion, two brothers
named Chavis who came here from
San Bernardino. The money was hid
den in money belt, the thieves being
sviden ly fully advised of the fact, as
nothing else was taken. The entrance
was made by forcing a side window.
Friday night the dining room of the
Anacapa hotel was entered and the sill
verware stolen. A Tichbein is under
arrest, charged with the crime. He is
we'll known in Santa Barbara, where it
is said he came under the notice of the
sheriff. office for blackmail; and his
victim dying from fright when placed
under arrest on complaint of Tichbein.
Tichbein's family reside in San Fran
cisco.
Evangelist l. L. Johnson and his wife
will conclude their engagement here
tomorrow night.
A change has taken place in the CO.
partnership of the Chatfee company,
w. S. Chaffee, j. II. Chatfse and Helen
Chatfee Wilde retiring. The business
will be continued under the same name
by r. o. Chatfee and A. l.. Chatfee, the
latter being the manager.
The herald., 1896-02-18
WITH SIX IN THE CARRIAGE
The Frightened Horses Bolt and Then
Run Away
A San Pedro Party Who Escaped Fatal inlu.
rics But Received Bad Bruises and
Broken Bones

SAN PEDRO, Feb. H.--Yesterday
morning at Wilmington Mr.. John
Thomas WAS sitting on DR.. Ed Sea
mans two-seatsd carriage at the depot
on the arrival of the train. Mrs.
Woods and daughter and Mrs. Frazer
got into the carriage aud occupied the
rear seat. F. S. Nichols also climbed
in, with his little daughter, whom he
held in his arms, taking seat on the
front seat alongside of Mr.. Thomas.
As he took his seat the horses gave a
plunge and turned in at right angle
at the same time. The wheels became
locked and the carriage was overturned.
The horses continued to run up Canal
street, with Thomas heroically holding
on to the reins, as he was dragged along
the ground. Tney stopped when the
buggy came in contact with a post,
and attention was at once turned to
the late occupants of the buggy. 1t
was found that Mrs. Elmer Woods sus-
tanned severe injuries, the worst being
the breaking of her left thigh. Mrs.
Frazer was severely bruised about the
head, while Mr.. Nichols had his left
hip severely cut and his left leg
bruised. His little daughter, whom he
still held in his arms, WAS the only one
to escape uninjured.
Mrs. Woods, ner daughter and Mrs.
Frazer we're taken to the residence Of
Mrs. j. N. Jordan, aud made as COM
Portable as possible, DR.. Seam an attend
ing them. Ali the injured reside in
San Pedro.
Mr.. N. A. Stevens, a jeweler on Beacon
street, had narrow escape yesterday
morning from being burned up. He
had lighted his coal oil stove in a little
room in the rear of his store and
stepped out for moment and returned
to find the room all ablszs The fire
company promptly eXtinguished the
Il ,mes, but the room was badly burned.
Mr.. S evens lost considerable wearing
apparel, and also burned his hands se-
verely.
J. w. Buckley, John w. Gully, Rob-
ert jones, Harry Grimshaw, Oscar Will
liam Davis, CHARLES Powers and Sam
Bennett attended the institution OF the
Knights of Pythias lodge at Santa
Monica on Saturday night. They ali
claim to have had good time.
There is to be debating contest for
five nights this week at Swinford 9
hall. Mr.. Phelps and Mr.. Stagg are to
debate upon the following propositions:
The bible is entirely Of human origin
and tie 4ches an imperfect code of NOR
ais. Mr.. Phelps aftirms; Mr.. Stage de-
MES.
The bible is a revelation from God
and teaches all that is essential to
mans salvation. Mr.. Stagg attirms;
Mr.. Phelps denies.
There will be rousing mass meeting
at s Sainford's hall tonight for the pur-
puse of nominating a ticket OF officers
to be voted for at the municipal elec.
tion to be held on April 18th, there be-
ing three trustees, one m trshal, city
clerk and treasurer to no elected.
The herald., 1896-02-18

Lively Times Aheai Tor Anu semeat Seekers
at tn. Big Hotel
CORONADO, Feo. 1.-THE past few
days have stirred the pulses at Coro-
nado. There has been an almost COZ
slant round Of divsrsions, day and
evening, and the giddy round will be
even II re constant the week to come.
The Gymnkahna club has been reor-
ganizsd. and it promises laughable
events in the "sportarena." Besides
daily tennis tournaments, polo, base
ball and the chase, there will be
highly amusing donkey race Thursday
afternoon. The clubs popular officers
are: President, Z. S. Babcock; vice
president, DR.. L. S. Bogert; committee
on sports, Paymaster r. d Ryan, T. J.
Fisher G. A. Biuhm, DR.. Il. S. Bogert,
U. E. Newlin. The tennis tournaments
are in charge Of Lieut.. g. L. Collins.
Visitors are admitted aboard the
warship each afternoon after . o'clock.
On Tuesday drill by the United
State naval battalion will take place on
North island. There will hs several
social features of note during the
week in compliment to Admiral
Beardslee and officers, with their par
ties.
L. p. Ripley and high officials of the
Santa Fe arrived by special train Sat-
urday evening and yesterday circled
the bay and penetrated the valley Of
Ell Cajon. They will remain over an
other day at the hotel, which they find
greatly to their liking. The combins-
tion Of the social hum and oceans roar
is Just musical enough to be pleasant.
The seventy odd Raymond & Whit
comb tourist q1artered here ara hsv-
ing a royal time. Many of them were
on Saturday lured into folio wing with
the chase to North Island. A long liue
of riders and many carriages we're
caught in another of those character
istic "views" which have this winter
come to be prominent feature Of Sat
urday afternoons. The capture OF nine
rabbits and tame cat crowned the
days sport.
The Misses Healy and Miss Babcock
gave very pretty german in the Hotel
del Coronado ballroom the evening of
the 18th inst. with st. Valentine favors.
Coronado is to be largely represented
at the complimentary bali at the Flor
ence next Tuesday evening in San
Diego. -
The herald., 1896-02-18

pOMONA'S MISSION GIRLS
Want Some Money to Relieve the
Unfortunate
Orange Shipments Rather Siow-Demand for
Olive Nursery Stock-Sociai News
and Personal Notes

POMONA, Feb. lit is said that at
no time for years has there been such
a drain as now exists upon the treasury
Of the Fruit and Flower Mission Girls
Of Pomona to meet the actual needs Of
poverty and charity in this community.
The young ladies will soon give some
kind of benefit entertainment for the
express purpose of replenishing their
purse.
Although the orange shipping bust
ness has picked up considerably it can
not be said thai carlo ad movements Of
this fruit east are as brisk ss would be
ordinarily expected at this period.
A Santa Ana has been blowing east
of this city for the past two or three
days, charging the atmosphere with
electricity and making it quite warm.
There are today two 10000 lots of
olive trees being made ready at one
nursery alone in Pomona to meet or
ders received.
The Congregational church WAS filed
last night by people who desired to
hear DR.. A. J. Melchonian on the Ar
measn subject.
The Ladies' Exchange rooms now
have in connection an employment
agency for the benefit Of women.
Assistant Depot Agent e. Fl. Shut is
now confined to his room, as the result
Of an attack of malarisl fever.
The rinchers begin to feel the need
of rain-and unless one comes soon
they will be compelled to commence
irrigating.
Mrs. Mary o. Thomas aud daughter
Miss Marguerite Thomas, AMI sister,
Miss Jessie b. Ogle, have arrived via
the Santa Fe from Illinois, and are now
the guests of their brother and sister,
@. W. Oxle and Miss Gillie Ogle of this
city. They will remain here for some
three months.
8 Walter NJ. Avis, wife and friend, Miss
Moore, have arrived from New Jersey.
The two former are old Pomonians and
are glad to get home; the latter is a
young lady friend, who will spend some
time in this vicinity.
Mr.. Hawkins and family have arrived
from Martin, Tenn, and are now located
ON Third street in this place.
Mrs. @. A. Ludlow will occupy the
Mullen cottage, corner of Main and
Third streets.
His many friends will be sorry to
hear that Rev. Father Fisher is quite
unwell.
The herald., 1896-02-18

Mysterious Murder Of jose SepaIvedn-Ofil.
GERS at Work
SANTA ANA, Feb. 17.-Jose Sepulveda,
young Mexican about 16, was mur-
dered here this evening by unknown
assessins. He was found on South
Main street just after dark, lying
acroes the walk in pool of his own
blood. The body was yet warm when
the officers arrived. showing that the
crime hal been committed only short
time before he was discovered. The
appearance of the ground where the
body was found showed there had been
some struggle, but small bullet hole
under the left eye told the story of
how it ended. The murdered boy now
lies in the coroner's office, and officers
ore on. ths trail Of the assassins.
The herald., 1896-02-18
ChARGEa .uJ
Land Deal In Wnic.i J. Marion Brooks Fij
ures as a PRINCIPAL

Land Deal In Wnic. J. Marion Brooks Fig
ures as a Principal
A. Berecochea yesterday filed a suit
agains L. B. Cohn. j. Marion Brooks and
tain deed, conveying lot on the south
side of Also street, east of Alameda, be
declared null and void, and that an amount
paid Oh the purchase price be adjudged a
lien on tue same. Berecochea alleges that
Brooks approached him and offered to sell
the rea! estate in question for S!35D,
$ll00 in cash and the balance one year
after date. representing himself and his
wi ite as the owners of the same. and agree
ing to give straight title to the same with.
out any liens or incumbrauces. This they
failed TO do. and in consequence the pilr-
chaser wants the transaction annulled and
the deal declared ndl and void.
The herald., 1896-02-18
lie Stole a Quarter

Fred Morton, frecPled youth, stole %
cents from All Wong during the celebration
of the Chinese New Year. The heather
Chinee followed on his trail, and Morton
landed up in Jail. Yesterday mornag he
was tried for petit larceny and ordered to
pay $l5 for bis little amusement.
The herald., 1896-02-18
Selling Lottery Ticksts

Wong Tong. chi ldlke and bland Celes-
tial, who cheap no sabe," was examined on
the charge of selling lottery tickets yestec.
day. The oifense having been proved,
Judge o reus assessed him tho sum of $40,
which Wong dug out of his capacious
nOcket.
The herald., 1896-02-18
A LECTURE ON LING cLN

The address OF President Z. II. Keyes,
a tribute to the memory Of M. Lin
coin, WAS listened to by largo congre-
cation last evening. Rev. w. M. Jones
read, as an introd uctory, chapter on
great men aud poem from Lowell.
An interesting lecture was listened to
regarding the early life of Mr.. Lincoln,
of the discouragements he met. of his
The herald., 1896-02-18
The Flowing Howl

Fifteen drunks We're brought before the
tribunal yesterday, and disposed of with
different sentences. intoxicaiion is always
fashionable among the hobo element, hut
it seems to be spreading. ....
The herald., 1896-02-18
Jumbing the Cars

James Kelly, Fred McKeag and Gregorio
Robles, three individuals who intended
taking trip east, and preferred to ride on
top of boX.car free, we're brought to iudg.
ment. Kelly and Mckeag we're lei of
with fifteen.day fioaters, but Robles, for a
bad record, was fined $40 OF the usual
alternative.
The herald., 1896-02-18
The RaIler Dow

Theodore Bauer, the king of "Petit
Pares,'' who was arrested for kicking a
drunken cook out of his restaurant and
charged with battery was, after dramatic
examination, allowed to go whittier his
fancy led him, without stain Oh his char
aCter,
The herald., 1896-02-18
SANTA MuNiLA

SANTA MONICA, Feb. 17.-Loren
Heath, one of the first settlers of this
place and formerly prominent in coun-
ty politics, died here today, aged rs
years. The funeral services will b.
held tomorrow NJ 3 o'clock
The herald., 1896-02-18
Tried 10 Rreak Jail

James Williams was yesterday sentenced
to ninety days in Jail for attempting to
escape from the city Jail. doe Miller,
charged with assisting Williams in his
felonious intention. was discharged for
lack OF sufficient evidence.
The herald., 1896-02-18
Biological

All persons interested in biology are re.
quested to meet in the parlors of the Y. NJ.
c. A. this evening at s o'clock for the pur-
pose Of perfecting the organic alton of the
biological section OF Southern California.
The herald., 1896-02-18
GludnesS Comes

XTIith a better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that SO many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to constipated 'ondi-
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families. and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. tits therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects. to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the Ca!iornia
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
utable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, then laXa-
,ives or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease. one
may be commended to the most sllillful
physicians. but if in need OF Il laxative,
then one should have the best. and with
the wcll-informcd everywhere. Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
The herald., 1896-02-18

A monument of enterprise and excel
lence-the fame of DR.. Price's Baking
powder.
The herald., 1896-02-18
CuRO,,JO

Appreciation of the 60 dnesS of DR..
Prices Baking powder il world wide.
The herald., 1896-02-18
SANTA ANA

Accept no pretended substitute for Dr.
Prices Baking powder. It's the best,
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. tsI: Business. ia
HOUSTON. FRIDAY. APRIL IL. 1926
THE OLD A1lcALpE,s~ ApDREss.

=
The address, o. appeal. TO the democrats
of Texas by Ex-Governor o. II. Roberts.
which was published in The Pos; yesterday
IN fun. was exactly such al appeal as
nigh. have been expe,.ed from a life-
long dereocra. from principle, ard one free
from the ssiash ambition and dernaFoSy
OF tie professional aE.tator or otice seeker.
Ex-Gover-.o- Roberts. n his peculiarly
clear and fellcitiuus manner. sets forth the
necessity far concessions and compromises
CT conflicting policies aaa The broadest D
crafty q Individual oa,a'ca 20 maintain
party organization. wa!ch IS the a+st PR
requisite OF II. maintenance CT funaa-
mental party PRINCIPLES. re Post :. rra.-
tied 70 ant that rs 5oHiion ard views
In the 7-esen: parry emergency ara ns
persistent contention n tehal: OF harmony
ere reinforced and ialo-ssd " 50 entire,
snd able q democrat IS 10 ''9,i Aloalac &"
TIE ex-governor YER CLEARLY announce,
TIA. rs has his own .aaepe1aeas vie~s.
on .ae question Of finance Cor e1anpl.
ard yet he recognizes that equally q. good
democrat may eater.a.n conflicting op,n-
ions with his. He has 70 right &c Rad
the ether out az the ra-;y. no- the ether
10 ostrariss hin. Under se;ch clrcurn-
ssanccs the two -urt ----o- :czc:he~. eou.
ceiling q cas- o7hcr ~r--y -isf- formerly
eaioyea IN the party r. eitssr s@i ~,
ultimate party action O soth = q, a-es1sl
IN the usual way and ~ me party cear4-
Of last resort-.n National matters by rhe
National authority and IN sta,s affairs by
the state authority. Al democrats mus,
have the right p-.:nari.y 9, full. tree.
fair expression OF their 'rdlv.aual prefer
euces. ana the majority rlle
This IS directly in llue WIKI the position
of The Post.
The address OF IN. aged ex-Eoverrc-
whose mental faculties are a. keen and
bright as ever. Will undoubtedly he WILDLY
read In Texas and have an extended ard
beneficial influence on party action. It IS
conservative and IN the rnerest OF har-
mony. and is rnof.el FOR these extremist,
in either wing OF the democracy 70 pat
tern after. who are attempting to occupy
an unfair vantage ground or inaugurate a
policy Of intolerance or Acknowledgement
towards the other. And It is confidently
felt that the loyal thoughtful and unsets.
ish masses OF the party VIII fully ,ndors,
this position OF tho ex-governor and o.
The Post and other workers IN behalf OF
the harmony and integrity of tina demo
cratic organization.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
A GREAT HELP FOR LABOR.

The present congress IL entitled 10 credit
for its action In providing liberally for the
increase OF tho navy and for widespread
prosecution Of the work OF rebuilding and
rearming our now dlsmantled and insig-
nlficant coast Notifications. whatever crit
icism It may rghtfuily have provoked IN
other directions.
The labor OF the country gets the nrst
and Immediate benefit Of such work. Tho
big ship yards and the gun foundries In
the East and In Southern and Western
coast cities employ thousands OF skilled
workmen who, without this government
work, would either be compelled 10 quit. or
receive reduced wages. The labor condi-
8 tions generally are not OF the best nor
altogether satisfactory. and the expendi-
ture by the government OF some s2o'"O,ovp.
during the next twelve months. Is no In
considerable help TO the American work
men. The provisions in the bills for these
great defensive measures call for Amer
ican material, as well az American con-
struetion. so that home labor gets the ben
efit OF the expenditure OF every ooiiar OF
these large appropriations.
Hut this years expenditures are simply
the beginning OF annual appropriations OF
,,ic amount. which are to extend over a
period OF eight or ten years. The increase
Of the navy according 20 the original ana
now settled plan VIII continue until we
rank at least fourth in naval power with
only England. France and Russia aheaa
- Us. This will require some twenty or
thirty millions more OF expenditures. ana
the aggregate cost Of the Notifications Tor
twenty~seven coast points will reach U9.-
"a. GO or go. 900 ooo-aiI divided up In cur
I. rant annual expenditures OF from ten to
!. entx milIions This hundred and more
1tons of money win 80 back smons inc
Il ~ sal agsst Al chsnnsls - trace ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
REEDS STRENGrH.


Mr.. Aldrch Saws the Maine Man Has n
Good Following.
Aldrlch of Illinois. Reeds Washington
munger gives out II statement of Mir.
Reeds strength.
He says; II think the time hns como 10
let the country know tho actual standing
OF Mr.. Reed. His friends have devoted
themselves to electing Reed delegates
rather than to making claims which they
can not suhstnutiate. This table Is made
M from reliable Information furnished by
delegates. and I'm some cascs Ivy chnlrmcn
Of conventions. There nre contests in seV-
cral places where II would be unfair TO
prejudice tho action Of the convention.
FOR instance. the entire Mississippi dele
cation Will be contested. aud We p'ucc
thcm in the doubtful column. There ia
no trouble about getting the names OF
delegates, altcruates. and contestants
lhn table given out by McKinloy's fricn,ii.
on Monday includes the uutlectcd dole
gates from Ohio and Indiana. As We'll
might We include the unrlectcd delegates
from Maine and other States which are
fu4 Read"
Following is MIR. Aldr!ch's estimate;