The herald., 1896-10-31
Judge Phillips Addresses Bryan
Club Members
HARRY HILL IS CONVICTED
And Given Six Monlhs In the County
Jail
Wheelmen Preparing for Run to La
manda Park-Baseball Today-Per-
sonal Notes and Brevities.


PASADENA, Oct. 3o.-There was
special meeting of the Bryan club this
evening, which was addressed by Judge
Phillips of Los Angeles
Judge Phillips stirred up unbounded
enthusiasm.
c. F. Harris, in opening the meeting,
announced that next Monday evening
Gov. Smith Montana would be the
speaker. Hon. j. NJ. Glass was intro
duced as the chairman of the evening.
Miss Nora Smith recited a poem,
Looking Backward from period thirty
years hence, which was we'll rendered
Two songs were sung by the NORTH
Pasadena quartet. 1t was announced
that on election day all those who de-
sired to help during the day could report
to Joseph Simons and tAose who would
lend teams could report to p. Steil.
Judge Phillips was then introduced
and made one of his characteristic and
popular speeches. He had noted the
goldbug searchilght, he,said: supposed
1t was trying to find some ma4 who was
going to vote for MCKINLEY. We are
on the eve Of great battle. We have
against us the world, the flesh and the
DEVIL The world. Wall street. The
flesh, the ''sts. The devil, Mark Han
ma. They ,sl us that man with $40
knows more than one with 81. In that
case what fools the most of us are. We
want to get out of debt. How are we to
do it? The speaker had asked a small
crowd of men on he occasion of the
Reed celebration, the other day, how
many of them had been paid to march
in the procession. Twelve men were
ready to make affidavit that they had
been given from 81 to s.. so to do so.
The money of the nation represents
!, arfx- Nov afo,. RI, ir,o oca f,a
value of property. increase the volume
OF money AS to trusts, a common
school fourth reader costs so cents, or
twice as much as another book similar
in makeup and cost of preparing for
the market. This is owing to the school
book trust.
Suppose William Mckinley is elected.
The senate of the United States under
the leadership of Senator Teller will not
legislate except for free silver. We
could therefore not have the protective
tariff of which they tell us for four years
more. If we have deluge of free silver
let us all go in swimming with our
clothes on so that we may get some of it
in our pockets. We have Bismarck,
Gladstone, Lincoln, Grant and Garfield
on our side.
Don't believe that Democratic and
Populis votes will be counted only as
one vote All will be counted separately
for Bryan. The income tax was de-
nouncod. Property should be taxed ac-
cording to it's value. Jay Gould the last
year of his life paid only $500 OF pesronal
tax. When you vote remember that
YOU vote not alone for your own inter-
ests but for those of thousands OF sur
fering people in goldbug cities.
HILL SENTENCED.
The battery case against Harry Hill,
preferred by Mr.. Hackett was tried in
the recorders court this morning, Hill
being convicted and sentenced to six
months imprisonment in the county
jail. Hill had pleaded not guilty, as
stated yesterday, but this morning he
changed his plea to guilty. Neverthe-
less, the recorder, wishing to find just
what the nature of the assault was, had
Mr.. Hackett brought into court to tes-
tify. His testimony was published yes
terday, and his face bore the proof of his
statements. Both eyes were blacked
and his forehead was swollen. Not only
is the victim of Hills animosity an aged
man, but he had frequently helped his
brutal assailant in different ways, such
as the loan of money and assistance in
work, both men having been employed
by Mr.. Estes, the shoe manufacturer.
Hill had no contradiction for Hackett's
testimony.
ON THE WHEEL.
Another road race will be run to La
manda park and return tomorrow morn
ing, the start being made at 1910, at the
corner of Worcester avenue and Colora-
do street. The following are the entries:
l, M. a: Hill; 2, F. 4: Coty, scratch; 3,
p. H. Williams; 4. w. Hadley, 80 sec
onds: 5, Jim Haven 6, l.. S. Anderson,
minute; Z, w. Clark; 8. w. Wilson; Q,
A. Woodville; 10, H. e. Kloeckner, ]
minute 30 seconds; II, Merrill Ball; II,
Paul Roam; 49, George Fassell IA, Ray
Cooley; Is, A. A. Grossly; 16, Rye Ha-
ven, minutes: IL. l.. Smith minutes
80 seconds; 1S,Newton Woodville; 10, F.
Massey, 3 minutes.
Time prizes-First, carved leather
belt donated by Furlong & Black: sec
ond, box Bouquet cigars, by Ed Braley
& Co.
Place prizes-First. half-dozen silk
handkerchiefs, by Arthur Fuller; sec
ond, SO in currency, by E. w. Flint;
third, bottle of imported shampoo, by
DR.. w. H. Prittie: fourth, pocketknife,
by Munger & Griffith; fifth, necktie, by
Fred Twombly; sixth. cycle guide, by
Fessenden; seventh. rib roast. by W. H.
Newly & Co.; eighth, toe clips, by e.
w. Lincoln; ninth, pocket toilet case,
by George Coils; tenth, harp, Ed. r.
Braley & Co.
BASEBALL.
Another game of baseball will be
played tomorrow (Saturday) between
IHe odHtd monica cracks and the local
team. The game will be called at 2
o'clock; buses will leave the Brunswick
billiard hall at 1:30. 1t is hoped that the
usual large crowd will turn out. as the
boys are under considerable expense in
providing this excellent entertainment.
small admission fee will be charged.
The two teams will be made up as fol-
lows: Pasadena-Beebe, pitcher; Boyn-
ton, third base. Leland, catcher:
Haynes, second base Blattenburg
first base; Spencer, right field; Buchan-
an. left field: Newmyer, center field:
Smith, shortstop.
santa Monica-Early second base;
Knell, pitcher; Swan, center field; Lob
man, catcher: Ewing. first base: KAY
mer shortstop; Barr. third base: Bss-
sett, left field; Phillips, right field.
500 .. BREVITIES.
The literary inclined students of
Throop are taking in hand the matter of
forming society and expect to elect Of
fcers at the next meeting. The adoption
OF q constitution is in the hands of a
committee.
Chas. Calvin, who has knacIs of run
ming amuck with human fists. paid the
damages this morning accrued in little
joint celebration between himself and
William Turner yesterday afternoon.
Turner was at work in front of Foa O. s
livery stable when Calvin, who keeps
a fruit stand, began throwing unstable
I. apples at him. Turner recoiled and both
gentlemen lost their tempers with the
Aforesaid result.
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