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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

1t is the talk of the town'-that against time
by the handsome squirrels in the window of The Heads
business office. The little animals appear to be con-
scous of the interest they excite by their performances
particularly the fact that splendid $110O Hollywood
lot is to be decided the basis of their efforts.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

Now comes the announcement, founded on researches
in Egypt that mankind has lost rib within the last
5000 years proved by lately found skeletons. The
Adam and Eve episode of less than 5000 years ago may
account for the missing rib now But let hope that
is not losing any Of his vertebra in the process of
evolution. Think of the necessity, for instance of ex-
amining the backbone of mayor to determine its
rlgidty
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

The ludicrous brstng of President Castro toward
the United States just what country deserves for
trying to befriend the Venezuelans American expert
with Cuba, we'll with several of the older
southern republics proves that nothing but ngratitude
can be expected from them in return for favors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

An appropriation of s1OoOOOo has just been made in
New for the purchase of sites for chdrens play
grounds in various parts of the CITY, Los Angeles is de-
plorably lacking in public school Fairgrounds and
that defect should be remeded in selecting sites for ali
future school buildings.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
Columbia Professor Visits Coast

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-Dr.
Nicholas Murray Butler Of Columbia
university is on pleasure trip to the
coast. He paid visit today to the
State university at Berkeley, and
lunched with President Wheeler of that
institution.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

Next month another new bank will open the doors of
splendid quarters in Los Angeles. IL is the Metropolitan
Bank and Trust company whose president is our new
United States senator, Frank p Flint Many banks
have been established in this city within the past three
or four years and the prosperity of all reflects the
marvellous growth of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

Up in Manitoba they do things fairly well in the
way Of discouraging the hod-up industry Winnipeg
ports that two convicted of that crime given
state prison sentences of ten and fifteen respec
lively and also seventyfve cato'nine-ail lashes ad-
minstered in installments Might be worth trying
farther SOUTH
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

The public utility ordinance is fully ripe for the
mayors signature There is scarcely doubt that it
will receive his approval, he promptly expressed sat
faction with it, barring the of delay in its applca
ton But that objection, The Herald has pointed out
can be overcome by supplemental ordinance
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

1t is the faulty in which the work of oil sur
facing streets has been done in this CITY, and not the
fault of the general pan that has caused much
plant. The street oilng system is satisfactory only
when the work is properly done.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

tender reserved free seats to 200 children of the
phans' home at afternoon performance. 1t may be
added that such consideration is not with
the Norris & Rowe show which has for years been
favorite in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

The complaint in local suit that the business
of prominent hotel down the coast injured ser
ousy by the publication of report which, declared
failed contain any truth whatever" But the story
could hardly be rated as Calculated to deceive in
view of the fact that it appeared in the Examiner.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

Los Angeles is favorite objective point for dis
tnguished people their travels. Shining lights in lit
erature finance, etc. to this city if it the
chief attraction in the general line of travel And they
never express regret for their coming
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
caIedonia's Maiden Voyage

BY Aesociated Press.
GLASGOW, March 25.-The new An
chor line steamer Caledonia sailed ON
her maiden voyage to New York today.
She has on board about 1000 passen-
gers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

Sometimes it is difficult to decide which side of
case sympathy should be placed For instance, that
of woman who played the Ascot gambling races,
large of money and then brought suit against
the gamblers TO
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

religious sect located in Michigan has fixed on
August 1916 the time when they expect Satan and
his followers to be overpowered" That is too long to
wait Put on a night and day force and knock him out
in half the time.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
THE HERALD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The Herad's circulation in the city Of Los Angeles
ls larger than that of the Examiner or the Express
and second only to that of the Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

The chief of police wants automobile suitable for
rapid transit in emergencies He ought to have it, but
he should be admonshed of the danger Of arrest in case
he exceeds the speed limit
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

Local interest in the garbage question is suspended
by curiosity to know who is the author OF the
letter from Los Angeles to the Illinois legislature
ing the woman suffrage proposition. Evidently the
writer is man, but is he surly old bachelor hen
pecked husband?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

Signs of the old feeling Of hostility between ST. Louis
and Chicago still appear at times Witness the
a Chicago woman whose 2yearold baby held in St.
Louis as security for a board bill
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
The Modern Venice

Our recent storms have worked
mickle malice on the piers, pavilions
and abutments of the coast resorts. and
notably on the Modern Venice and the
Improvements about Playa del Rey and
Santa Monica.
Thousands of our people have an idea
that that region was never heard Of
until it was exploited by the energetic
management of the Los Angeles e.
Pacific railway On the contrary,
thirty-five years ago Ballona slough. as
the lake was then called, was a great
pleasure resort and was once much fire.
quented by duck shooters and sports
generally. The locally famous viii
Tell used to keep a place of refreshment
for man and beast on the shores Of the
lake and Col. r, s. Baker maintained
thereon the Pollywog, in which he has
entertained visitors so distinguished as
the Duke Of Sutherland and Bull Run
IRussell. the famous correspondent Of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

looking, though retaining all of his old
time distingue appearance. He died
two-or three years ago, leaving hosts of
friends in this city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-24

We want the public to remember that
we are back al our old stand on East
Government street. and selling gro
Ceries and produce cheaper Ihan any
ether firm in Pensacola. We mean
what we say. Geo. ". Pryor d son
Rlsept
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-24
ThOs. Pebley

ONCE Cor. Romano and Palafox Sts.
Phone 55g y-IS-IW
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-24
BOarG and Rooms.

a few boarlers wanted at S1S ". Bel
mont 22sept1ws
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
rooms. near business center and on
car line For further information
ring Phones 36S ana S4s 5 rings.
ROOMS AND BOARD-Several large
rooms for rent with or without board
directly on water front. suitable for
light housekeeping. Apply Mrs. Ret
finger, Baskerville. Phone 9SS.
9sept.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-24

coal in any quantity, as / viii always
have q car load on hand. VIII deilV-
er any amount from bushels up-
Wagons on the street daily. Mhen
You want charcoal listen for the log
horn. VucOvich Coal Yard, Geo. Nueo-
vich. Prop. ltspel,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-24

BAY HOTEL-Open night and day.
European plan Rooms Eight and
clean Transient trade solicited. SIS
SIS South Palsfox. Jos. s. Nicolau
prop. 6nOV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-24

NJ. g. B. A. No. 81 meets first snf
third Wednesday evening az 1880 D
m, Rafford Hall. No. 10 West Intsu
dencia Street.
A. G. FELL. Pres
]. L. SWEENEY Sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
THE NEED or ECONOMY

The French people noted Whether their be
large upper
they live rule. economically
Thus although without
countries the United possess
a nation Of
Some people economy but
when the results Of this contemplated
ca Of France the
though the French people prefer
far possible they billions
abroad and they the investors bills
change OF people % the
three leading financial
France. class, know how 20 money
This example Il well
United States We have become economy BY
Ing how to live that % balance
Of the but by
the wealth Of mines and the fertility By
the inventive ingenuity OF people Americans
they spenders lavish expenditure
growing love Of luxury In this and this
well provide food for thought political
odous but ugRllty provide for
old build family high.
ennobling and Is
market reats.-wau Street Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

/ been talking ugly lately. and /
shouldn't be surprised II they don't
6arn up az all
Ny mind jumped buck 10 Mr..
Peter Cennl and his grievance, and
l recognized the cause u the truu-
bio His opportunity for avenging
iho fancied slight ON him had come,
and with the malice OF mean ma
ture he was nuiking la his cottage
when hts lean. 1.-THE arms were so
aorely needed In the llfeboat Aud
the eomrade DO had mentioned was
probably following suit
In che interval ~ waiting for the
missing members those % the by
ISLANDERS who had glasses turned
them on the wreck, and many were
the apeculntiona as "a the name of
tho vessel and The number % her
crew. About a score u meu could
be seen clustering in the higgins.
and there was but little hope for
any who had remained on deck un-
less they were sheltsfing Ina tho
deck house. so trcmendoua we're
the volumes OF water that broke
over tho Inflated steamer
a was ON the cliff Just after she
struck. and | thought l could make
ont a femaie figure and another
rush from amidshlps into the wheel
house At the stern. Aiy glassea are
exceptionally good ones" remarked
an old gentleman Of. self.lmportant
dsmeRnof.
Roger Marnke turned sharply up
on him. "You must BE- miqta Ken. %
be snapped. with a warns that
seemed quite uncailed for. That
ian't passenger steamer. she's
too small FOE that" tf
Nevertheless sir. adhsre 20 my
original statement. the gentleman
rutorted 4 Faye Is guineaE for
those glasses. and have absolute
confidence Ia them. but here comes
coast Fuardnman who Will pogai-
bly, eorruborate me. for doubtless
they were watching the Hteamer
from the station
looked along the footpath that
winds along the baHe of thQ cur
and sure enough a coast Euaf@ snNs II
Vas burning along e towards she
iifahoat house. as though onAn aif-
gent errand hut IN the same line
OF vision. though some zoe yards be-
hind him. was another figure which
set my heart beating fast that 90
the local policeman. advancing with
the lslauFely tread Of hlH species "a
the center Of excitement ! iuvoi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
THREE YEARS or PLEASURE

This week Is the third anniversary
Of the Indicator Just three years
ago We laid down the pig aud cattle
pen 10 take up the editorial.
Three years ago West Lafayette
was largely made up of fresh air. a
pretty town site and butter and eggs
&C current prices.
Now we enjoy all Kinds OF city
airs. fire blazing out Of hundred-foot
smokestacks. paved sidewalks.
kissner's gas. woman's clubs. swell
hanquetR, a preacher or two on
every street and q bank where peo-
pie can 30 In and deposit their
money, or. n they haven't any. pay
their respects.
The people OF West Lafayette
seem TO appreciate an effort to grind
out a newspaper every week and
they patronize II remarkably we'll.
considering the paper.
The Indicator has grown some.
Three years ago we started with a
rheumaticky old job press with the
loekjaw and the ricketts, 20 print the
paper on. To-day We have added 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

Gen. Tippitoff. the commander 81
the ears forces in Precinct a,
Ward 7. 50. Petersburg. turned
from the telephone. over which BE-
had been receiving reports from me
secret service men.
Col KilkWikaky." he roared.
AT your service. general. replied
the colonel. who commanded the
crack Coanaek regiment
Take 500 men and sweep Main
street" he ordered.
'air'" said Col Kiikwiksky. MY
sword my life both are my coun-
ty'smy eEar'A Ny men laugh Al
death for the Little Father. But,
SIR. ! am no superintendent u
strcets. and my men are no white
wings"
And the foreign correspondents
rushed "a the telegraph offices %
wire a story Of the mutinY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
WHAT ABOUT F0OTBALL2

attacking football colleges Eliot Harvard
receiving rough criticism entirely
which valuable
velopment young America The public
abolition should they. but President Eliot entirely
Be- gnsad the tendency
grtdiron champion.
Several hundred times much Advertising given tho
long big game
who carries the first prize for mathematics
colleges becoming games
they their scientific Beyond
Ietcs which hn sound body his cultivated
questioned the student
himself. when he the realities Of life.
VIII the manufacturer corporation
tend him kindly
they that be has allowed things
university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

unfairly glanced at Roger Marako
Ills eye mot mine. aud by the NAL.
ignant triumph IN his face ! guessed
that he. too. had seen the constable
aud meant % take advantage OF th,
opportunity
nut no. my temporary protection
saw the danger signal aud took In.
slant action. There was very lltti'
that escaped the alert insight Of
Lord Alphlngton.
Look hers. Marake.n he said
aternly. but IN a lowered voice. \
you 90 anything 10 mar my enjoy
ment OF thia picturesque scene. you
and | viii be strangers In future.
aud you know what that entails"
BITING his Hips and acowllng AZ
me, my enemy was equal 20 the oc-
canlon. Confederation for your
lordahlp aud ms devotion % Lady
Murlal viii prevent me from per
forming an obvious duty" he 70.
piled 4 shall not douounee this
person 80 long aa be is Ia your
company"
Mind you dan't-bY word or
sign. said the premier. turning
away 10 hear what vas being said
BY the coast guardaman. who had
now arrived. aud before entering
tho ilfebaat house was being but
tonholsd by the magnate with the
expensive field glasses.
yes. SIR" the honest Jack was
replying. You are perfeetiy right.
afr. there ia = woman on board. We
made hcr oat quite clearly before
tho vessel took the ground"
"she IL passenger steamer.
then" pursued the old gentleman.
delighted with his first hit. and
hoping 10 score aneond.
nui he had 20 be content with a
partial victory. No. sir. the WON
an l. probably the captains wife or
sister: tho wreck Is the steamer
SiEhtahade port % London. bound
FOR Barcelona ia ballast for fruit. -
the enaat guard replied. and he Ell
bowed hts way through the fhrong
into She building. where the absence
u Croai and his adherent was now
causing dismay The eosaHain'a
vuloe was heard within. c0ndemuing
the recaieiifant members Of his
crew 10 the mozt terrible fortunes
and the word volunteers" came
frequently above ths tumult Of
crashing uAye aud angry talk
Ito he cantinuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
CHAPTER xXAvru
TWO VOLUNTEERS.

II soon became apparent that
something vas wrong With the
work OF rescue. Men In cork jack
cts came 10 the great swing doors Of
the lifeboat house. and Raxed anx-
ioualy along the beach. A gentle
man. whom I took 10 be- the local
secretary, fused and fumed In and
out Above tho bowling Of the tenn
pest and the crash OF waves on
shore the murmur Of voices rose.
They're generally the two first. .
| heard a woman say. They've
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va STAR DUST va


pathy vent ont 20 him. as Il always
doea - a man breaking down in
public
Il am - sainy" said one 81 the
great music critics. who had rushed
back 80 the stacy
sorry repeated the violiulsl :
manager. with a ehuekie Sorry
Why. man. that's the greatest advef-
tisrmeut ! ever heard u Don't yon
know shat stopped his muHicfs
No replied the critic
His hair So tangled up in ths
slfinea Of hiH sinllu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

this magnificent equipment a now
tombstone 10 set The type ON, a new
combined dictionary and encyelo-
pudia. IN which finding a word H.
of llsolf a liberal education and a
great training IN self possession.
Then besides we have addod 20 our
library several government reports
about beet sugar. aud some EoOlagi
cal Huryeya oar circulation has
increased several times. We even
have some lawyers on our list and
paid la advance AZ that.
These three years have been three
years Of pleasure and three meals "a
day. Uith "a net income approaching
close To 40 cents a month. WeHt
Lafayette Indicator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

Prom the way they're treating
that fellow Ia the chair, and from
his general appearances. I'm Inclined
70 think he's either lost breach OF
promise suit or been held up for
heavy allmony.
"Oh. no. Hes only one Of three
or four fellows in the club who
were bOasfinE a year ago about
Russia's great resources.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

VIII BE- effective daily 70 May i5th
Prepay passage Of your relatives or
friends BY mad Or sire. Hith Great
Northern Railway. finsi and Yesier.
Money hack II tickets not fused. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
THE sTREFT ron THE NV

THE STREET FOR THE NEW
COMERS
~ 4 nuckNaii has begun ihs
erection Of a seven MON story and ,
half Dwelling The building viii bs
fog renting purposes and e u Doubt
less already spoken for. a. empty
dwelling houses Ia Bunker hiil are
unknown. This absolute absence
% empty dwelling houaeai 4 bui on !
of many things pointing a the fact
that Bunker Hiil ia the beet town O.
earth 20 I've ina fast keceminE
murr apparent as the descending
nays of each days sun mark the
countless moments ~ time In sfn on.
ward march. uaherinE the mYriafa
% Bunker Hiirs population nearer
eternity Bunker fiill tindl Preea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

The great yi0lini.t seemed 10 be ia
distress. The people In the great
theater noticed something was
wrong. and when he ceased 10 dfn \
the bow over the strings their sym
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

SPRUCE HIM Up.
Josh wise - e dear OH chap.
We heartily admit H.
Hut he should have q new spring
suit.
And how IA he 70 get ii7
He's worn those patches long
enough.
Hes wise " he dlscaris them
Before Some fop with turned %
nose.
contemptuousiy regafds them.
Give him an outfit up-to-datei
I'm sure twould please him great.
~ -
lie looks sa very down the moatiG 7
And quite foraakeu lately. =
WEEPING WtLLtDli /
An English scientist Inns dfscov-
erred that phaFuHh vas a hiack man
How will-hut what's the use ol
stirring up Governor Vardamun and
Ben TillmanT
"And little James IL only 4. and
knows hts letters
Tic learned them when he was
two and a half. and has never for
gotten them. Isn't Il wonderful hogs
his littfe brain carries fhem7"
why don't YOU have him take the
civil service examination p
sFor what7"
Letter carrier"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

TIE STARS PLATFORM
he best first
the that's tt 20 print
Ire new ar favor.
in official private life.
Munepat ownership Of public utilities
The business district putsh business entsrpriss
aross earnings all public service franchises
An date public scheo system.
equal Tor privileges for
Rigid endorsement Iust. and repeal ef unjust lava
ssssttsaaAS sss&4ss s4s4s3.sss4
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n !


Cherry Pectora1.
Coughing, coughing, day after
day, tears the throat and
lungs. Healthy tissues give
way. You are i'll. ASK your
doctor why Cherry Pectoral
cures coughs. Lsasil ki s,sss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
fhE WIN " rHf pfaI.GIT Sport :

81 e1sfvaO vAsss soonx
Say. watts dis dippy talk about de
Jap
A-bein' a long-end good ting IN a
scrap7
Tell me wat fights de bloke has
ever won.
FIR vat good scrappers has he ever
doneg
stussel en- Kurypatlsin. Say. who's
Stussel7
who's he been up against en- made
'em hnaile2
Deg say be stayed long time In dis
fight
fonly de Jap outwinded him. all
right
But who'd he ever bang sgin de
rope
His ownself7 Amt he got no dopeY
En- Kurypattkin; mebbe he's all
right.
But II dem forrin guys kin really
fight,
Dey gotter show me. hears fell
Iers say
Dat Kury's clever In de getaway.
But dat ain't flghtln': you kin take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

my bunch
a fighter amt no good widout
punch.
Watts dat7 De Jap Kin do dis Line
vitch7
Anudder two-spot in de discard
Amt II rich
TO see de way some feIlers gifts DER
name
. Into do poipers in dis flKhtln.
game?
Tn lust because de Jap kin do
desc dubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

You'd tlnk he wuz dc royal flush
In clubs
To hear de talkln'. Say, II he's so
great,
Why don't he come dis way en- get
a date7
Defe's loads o. money waitln' at de
gate
Fer any ahlfty ehampeen heavy
weight;
Right here's de golden cream en- he
kin skim IL.
Ef he goes ON Wild JEFF en- stays de
limit
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-20
W1LLINGFoRD.

Tuesday evening at the lecture at the
Baptist church Rev. w. A. Spinney an
nounced that on Thursday evening,
January 26, in the Baptist church
would be delivered an illustrated lee
& ture on ben Hur."
1 Wednesday George Pardee Of Chesh-
ire, a son-in-law of Mrs. Carrie Burr
Of New Haven. a daughter of the late
Israel Burr, We're here looking up mat
tiers relating to the Burr estate. Mel
son Burr Of Guilford, son, was here
yesterday morning for the same pur-
pose.
AT a meeting of the standing COM
mittee and board of trustees Of the
Congregational church Wednesday ev-
ening the distribution of the benevo-
lent fund was considered.
officer O'Reilly arrested woman for
drunkenness Wednesday evening. The
woman was wandering around the
streets in an intoxicated condition. She
was given a hearing in the borough
court yesterday mornin.
! The marriage of Miss Fannie Belle
Higgins, daughter of Mrs. Louise
Campbell of 1879 State street, and Harry
Kunda Of New Haven, took place at
the Trinity M. z. church parsonage
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
e. G. Carepnter performed the cere-
rllony. e-
The borough sewer committee was
viewing the depression in the Center