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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19
CALIFORNIA STANDS PAT

The real attitude Of the people Of California the
Chinese question is not clearly understood by eastern
critics. The discussion of the subject by the Trans
Mississippi congress reveals, in fact great deal Of
misconception the part of delegates who ought to
be well informed California is not properly any
accountable than any other state for the alarm caused
in the by the boycott bluff instituted by Chinese
guilds at two three of their ports
California stands for the Chinese exclusion act ask
ing for nothing and being satisfied with nothing
less That leaves the American port door ajar
cently to admit certain of the higher types of Chinese
the door, however the admission of the class
of coolies unsled laborers of whom the people of
this state have a sort of nightmare recollection.
The chief complaint made by the Chinese kckers
their American abettors is based alleged mis-
treatment of the better class of Chinese who exempt
from the provisions of the exclusion act. That is
matter entirely within the province Of the national ad
minstration. If federal authorities at the ports
transcend their authority in dealing with the higher
types of Chinese they should be either disciplined
bounced"
Californians need not to be reminded by every
alarmist who opens his mouth or wields a pen that
China is a commercial field which the United
States should endeavor to preempt In other state
has that prospect been scanned keeny But aerness
for business with China does not involve the sacrifice
of opening the immigration door to horde of pgtailed
ceestials such to this state years ago.
Chinese and all other peoples under the should
be treated civiy in this country long they
form to the laws affecting aliens But Caifornans
the value of the exclusion act they have vivid
recollection of the struggle cost and they
maintain their ground in the face of all threats
the Chinese boycott buffers and Notwithstanding the
oucry of eastern trust monopolists in manufacturing
industries.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19
Aug. 10 i'm the Worlds History

Raleigh sailed from
fourtee
n for
feeA
Engls lostt through
the Blue Lcs between pioneers
onelB 800 Indians
Royal
Kempendt, with 400 200 perished
visited diving bell
to be a mass shapeess timber
grand the allies
Ohio when
the Inda laid their
1S12Acon between United States gate Constitution Captain Hull
mis-
of
Diego in a blockade.
1854-Canton China by insurgents
186Unon under General Warren seized destroyed the
the
70
Ortega y
oandJ Advocate Sanchez Aeuia y
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19
Clark of the Oregon

admiral Clark retires for age.-NeB
Item)
Shore leave for Clark, for aye!
The admirars sail is o'er!
He is retired-"for age" they say;
And is to ship no more!
Remember the day when we fouat with
Spain?
Spain, that once ruled the raging Jain?
Remember, we quaked when fr feet
came here,
Ready to war for her island dear
Our own fine ships we sent out to CHIT
But we had so few! With the hlance
light
On the side of Sampson and ScfY, we
cried
For another one, from the other se-
The Oregon, bulldog, the navy's pc
"If we had her here, why we'd lie you
betr'
Clark heard that message! The egon
heard;
And Clark he started-he had the wa!
Adown the west shore he took her fa
Around the Horn, like trumpet bla
And up tn Atlantic, phantom, she tneI
The Oregon reached us-and wonhe
game!
She humbled the pride Of the hapty
Donl
oh, matchless race of the oregonl
Shore leave for Clark, for aye? ~
Good bye-your duty's done.
But what will the navy's bulldog 8,
The dauntless Oregon?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19
is SALTON LAKE ACCOUNTABILITY

Spring weather all summer" is a sentiment now
quite frequently expressed in Los Angeles And follow
ing that expression the general inquiry What causes
this continued coolness?"
The subject is discussed more freely than any other
but satisfactory solution is disclosed 1t seems as
puzzing as the attempt to adjust the basis for the
Japanese Russian peace settlement
For want Of better for the glorious weather
in this region throughout the many persons
hold the socaed Salton lake accountable Why should
not large Of projected on the desert
have a noticeable effect in climatic conditions quite
remote from the overflow? That is question that in
is asked and in Los Angeles Evap
oraton 100 to $50 square miles of water in the
desert should be sufficient it is argued to account for
the cool temperature that has been constant here even
to this latter part of August
The theory that Salton lake is responsible for this
appears plausible at first thought but it will not stand
the test of examination Fourteen years ago the Saton
basin filled in the summer months by the Colorado
overflow just it is But instead of cool and
cloudy weather the record of that summer reads "ex
treme heat and great humidity" And at that time the
lake held accountable for the extreme heat Just
it is for coolness. Thus Saton lake has ac
cused the satyr Aesops fable traveller
of "blowng both hot and cold"
In order to obtain expert opinion this subject
the of the Riverside recently communicated
with A. G. MeAde, chief of the weather bureau SER
vice the Pacific coast. In this recognized
authority cimatoogy says:
II doubt even if the entire country below sea level
flooded, that there would be any marked climatic
effect. Whatever effect evaporation in the lake might
have would be distributed wide area toward
all points of the compass that could have appre-
ciable climatic effect at the distance between the lake
and Los Angeles"
The present summer has been exceptionally cool and
cloudy just in the east there winters which
abnormaly cold and stormy. There is nothing strange
such climatic variations. The question of may
be dismissed with the pleasing thought that more de-
lghtful than the enjoy in Los
Angeles would not be possible If it made to
order"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

rendered Rev. DIR. Robert Mcintyre,
the popular pastor of the First Meth
odist church of Los Angeles. Mrs. j.
D. Burch, assistant to DR.. Mcintyre,
said yesterday that she did not believe
he would accept the call, as he had re-
peatedly said that the First Methodist
church of Los Angeles would be his
last pastorate and that he would end
his days in California. DR.. Mcintyre
is at present on lecturing tour in the
east
Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty will dedicate
the church Of st. Clement at Ocean
Park tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Rev. M. L. Hennessey is the pastor.
Rev. William Ponet, G.. M, of st.
Vincent's college, Chicago, who has
been visiting his parents, will return
next Tuesday.
Rev. Robert Mcintyre, pastor of the
First Methodist church. Is expected to
return next Saturday from his eastern
trip.
Very Rev. Robert Kenna and Father
Collins of San Jose were the guests Of
Rev. D. w. j. Murphy during the
week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

c. M, of st. Mary's seminary, Perry
vile, Mo-. have arrived at st. Vincent's
college to become members of the
faculty. Rev. e. A. Antill, G. M, of
the college, left this week for a short
vacation at Catalina. Rev. ]. E. Lilly,
C. M, also of the college, has gone to
San Diego for an outing.
The regular services Of the Los An
geles Fellowship will be resumed on
the first Sunday in September. Rey-
mold e. Blight, assistant minister, will
speak at the Fellowship hall, No. 2,
k19 South Broadway, at the service to-
morrow morning on Gods in Chrys-
ais"
During the coming month the Chris
tian Endeavor society Of the Central
Presbyterian church will join in the
regular evening service which will be
held from to $3.50 o'clock. Rev. A. B.
Prichard, the pastor will have charge
of the services.
Rev. George Frund Of Bakersfield
will celebrate the last mass tomorrow
at $3.50 o'clock at the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament, Hollywood. Rev.
D. w. J. Murphy, the pastor, will cele-
brate the 7:30 o'clock mass and preach
the sermon.
B. B. Wilcox, state secretary of the
Y. NJ C. A. for California, will speak
at the service at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the Y. M. c. A. to a gen
eral rally of the men and boys. The
Triangle club will unite in this service.
A course of prayer meeting discus
sions on THE Great Psalms" is being
carried on at the First Congregational
church. The topic last Wednesday
evening was 1.-THE Square Deal" taken
from the fifteenth psalm.
Rev. J. w. Mcknight, pastor of the
Magnolia Avenue Christian church, is
attending the national convention or
the Christian churches at San Fran
cisco. Rev. j. r. West will speak at
both services tomorrow at the local
church.
Rev. DIR. Henry Mcguire of the
Catholic university at Washington will
preach tomorrow evening at the
Church of st. Thomas the Apostle. He
will leave for San Francisco Monday
where he will deliver a lecture.
The Sons of Montezuma of the Plaza
church are preparing a celebration for
the Mexican Independence day, Sep
tember 16. The celebration will be held
at the church grounds.
Prof. Graham Taylor, the noted set
tlement worker who gave several ad-
dresses in Los Angeles, left for Chicago
via the Grand Canyon Wednesday.
Word was received in Los Angeles
yesterday of the call to the pastorate
of Trinity Methodist church of Denver
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19
LOCOMOTIVE

A fitting knight across the fields and
plains
With waving smoke plume in his he'll
met bright
The ranked forests fall before his
might,
The noun tains heart is pierced.
And PROSTATE meath his conquering
tread
The pallid waters spread.
Nor was a paladin of old. perchance,
More puissant in the realm OF high ro-
nance.
Mary Floyd McMullin. in Every
body'S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

Some examples of high kicking by the thermometer
are furnished by the Las Vegas CNev) News The town
of Las Vegas shows up fairly well with record of
12o degrees in the shade but that figure ecipsed by
other adjacent points, thus: Riovle 1876; Ell Dorado
canyon. 12S; Cottonwood island 1913.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

There is no question about the fitness Of the name
of Death valley report from Bullfrog aludes to
finding of victim of that awful locality and says it
is the hirty-ffth of the kind this summer" The last
victim familiar with the valley having prospected
there for years
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

Before the peace conference at Portsmouth settled
down to business the idea prevailed outside that several
weeks and perhaps two three months might he re-
quired 10 reach the end of it. But thanks to almost
instant teegraphic communication it seems certain now
that the conference will end next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

There has been much figuring on the problem of
minimum expenses for the support of family New
light on the subject cast in local divorce suit
the wife plaintiff tesfying that in three years her
husband contributed 'he aggregate of $25 for ex
penses of home, clothing medicine" That is the
bottom figure for such far the returns have
in.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

In noticing the large number of persons sent from
Los Angeles the insane asylum this year Riverside
newspaper says what is the matter with Los An
geles, anyhow" Nothing extraordinary but we send
lunatics to the asylum instead of allowing them to
remain in the city. See?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

That famous infamous bull-sticker who exhibited
at Tia Juana last Sunday promises that next Sunday
he will kill the four wild bulls or be killed himself
without using horses in the If he would give
assurance of making good the latter part of the promise
the show would be worth going to see
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

B. 3. Wilcox, state secretary of the
Young Mems Christian association, Is
visiting the local association and will
address mass meeting for men and
boys tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Of the Triangle club at o'clock will
be merged into the earlier meeting. The
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

The victory Of Long Beach in annexing Terminal
island, assuming that the victory will stick makes that
city a seaport with harbor frontage than San
Pedro No wonder the latter city gives notice that it will
fight the issue the end of the breakwaer and beyond
IL necessary
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

No saloons in Los Angeles within 600 feet Of pub
lie school the righteous order embodied in resolution
passed by the city council One of the strongest argu-
ments advanced by the anttsaloon side in the late
election the evil effects saloons in proximity to
schools
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

The hot contest between Long Beach and San Pedro
for the acquisition of Terminal island is
evidence of the wideawake spirit that animates the
minor cities hereabout They all promising chips
from the Los Angeles block
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

BY resolution of the city council it is made COM
pulsory all contractors doing work for the city
observe the eghthour labor rule That does not take
from contractors the right however to fix their wage
payments to fit the output of a days labor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

OF the $1O,OOOOOO appropriated by congress for the
first years work on the Panama canal than
$7OO0000 had been expended prior to August Is. Not
much dirt has been made to fly yet but those recipients
of big salaries have missed payday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

The cruiser Chicago behaved badly in entering the
harbor at San Francisco Thursday first running
aground and then butting into the crippled gunboat
Bennington Has the grudge between Chicago and San
Francisco extended to the war craft?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

Lawson is sued for $6OOOOOO. Some is in a
hurry get the "illgotten gains he to return.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

association quartet and orchestra will
furnish special music for the service,
which is expected to be one of the
largest in the history of the organiza-
tion.
Mr.. Wilcox has been identified with
the association many years in different
parts of the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19
Pi-lineS and Pick-uS
The Cops Version

| ' UG OOHH NgIotou
with due apoiogies.)
stand on the lid at midnight.
When the clock has spoken theour;
! My duty Is to close EN-, ,,
An you bet / have the pswerl
But how often, oh how often,
When the dryness is bore,
lift up the lid Jest little.
An they enter the dark side do!
II some men had to eat their own vrds
they'd die Of asphyxiation.
Laramie. wyo. boasts Of Q tie faory.
Bale, neck or railroad7
The real shades Of his rncestors OF
which the Japanese are 4 proud are
their paper sun shades.
European Teacher-Name ome fahbus
cities Of the United States
Pupil-oyster Bay PortHouth, 1so-
pus-
No wonder a warm seaso prevailt in
New England. Mary MacIln is lifting
near Boston.
Some flats just put up herere so small
the tenants have to use condsed milk.
A new town in Alaska is med Fair
banks. That chilly land isconsistent,
anyhow.
The graft sub-foci discovere in WASH
ington lately make New orlea look like
a health resort
Doubtless Morgan's 127 neUsuits run
largely to checks.
It's the arrogant man who always
venting his humble" opinions.
That reception in Manila thu moved
Taft-it must have been pwerful
affair, eh?
Miss Poppy-what river runs trough
Philadelphia
Mr.. Prune (who has been ths)--My
dear girl, nothing "runs' throug Phil
adelphia.
Cole Younger. the ex-Missouri ndit,
is going to build a railroad. WIN 1t
comes to robbing 1t he ought to hper-
fectly at home.
What we really need is not so mucthe
cobless corn as the painless one.
That Glencoe anti-auto bump -the-bSps
scheme worked all right. A wreed
speed-maniac is suing the town for sloO
damages.
By the way, was "Fads and Fanci,'
one of the six best selling books? II NJ,
why not?
KENTUCKY is praying for water. 10; "a
its tobacco crop.
'rThe saloon looks likes hades I'd me-
declares Senator Tillman Rather pleasl
ant, his idea of the hereafter.
The silver service given by theSun-
flower state to the battleship Kanls is
called a tea set. For HOP tea and'cold
tea" doubtless-the favorite Knsas
drinks.
| No wonder, as they are clothedvith
both frock coats and plenary powerithe
envoys are warm under the collar.
A shark mas peeH seeh dI NSWPoi Sne
of the deep sea variety. The Wall sect
variety are too common there to MOTTO
| An Indiana girl has married Mr.. WRIT
Way. Love found wright way" at st.
| Mr.. Orange-Is he law abiding ma
Mr.. Plum-Don't know; he only bout
his auto yesterday.
Judge Dana of Topeka refused to J.
join a jackass from braying. He's bn
In politics too long; knows it would 3
useless.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

The most commendable made by "Scotty" of
Death valley since his first projection into the public
1imeght in the pose of Croesus the packing of
his grpsack and departure for the desert Thursday
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

Jealous of their fellow maniacs of the auto the
motor cyclists making the thoroughfares their
speedways Isn't it about time for stoppage of this
sort of sport?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

The Russian government announces another internal
loan of $OOOOOOOO its foreign credit being low ebb
It be necessary for the czar to Spout his crown
to meet the Japanese demand for war indemnity
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

with dual tariff there will be two horns to the
dilemma and the country still better Off
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

Nobody has yet suggested salt its tail as the
proper to catch that dove of peace But all the
salt is needed in taking seriously the ENJOYS various
bluffs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

Nearly all the judges of the local courts enjoying
their vacations Litigants, however, are
on the anxious seat meantime.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

knocker is mean, little and contemplate enough
but when yellow journal becomes chronic knocker
the limit is reached-and passed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

When Editor Henry Watterson of Kentucky declared
he had mint bed he put quieus his gubernatoral
boom for aye.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

So also does the sultan of Morocco decline to pay
indemnity-and it wasn't called reimbursement y
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

Stage robbers operate within sight of San Fran
cisco. Must take their from that citys hodup gov
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19
Population of Los Angeles 20I.249

For cigarette smoker Komura seems to be "some
few"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19

If yellow fever would only center itself yellow
non
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19
THE HERRLD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The Hersd's circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
e larger than that Of the Examiner or the Express
and second only to that Of the Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-28

FRUrT.-No decided change has occurred
In the fruit situation since the last report
WAS Issued. High winds caused much fruit
TO fall, particularly apples 10 coast portion.
u the section. Peaches and pears are
rIpening and will be good crops. Crap .
are not maturing - rapidly ~ desired, but
prospects remain good, Crsnberries vii
he . fair crop, altbe ugh results do not
verify the expectations Of two weeks age /;
the berries are ga all IN many places, do.
probably to lack Of moisture 10 July.
Apples will be very poor crop.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-28
E1aa To Rutchara.

We are In receipt Of communication
from c. 8. Page, Hyde Park, W., which
authorizes us to say to those Of our readers
who are engaged 10 the Butchering Busl-
meas, that " they will send him a postal
card with thu IL name and post office address
thereon and say that they saw this notice In
the Manchester JOURNAL he will enter their
namea on his list Of customers and send
them free, postpaid, from time to time as
issued, his Hide Bulletins, which give the
ups and downs Of the market on Beef Hides,
Calf Skins, Horse Hides, Tallow, Bones,
Crackllngs, etc. Mr., Page has been In the
Hide and Skin trade for more than fifty
years and has reputation OF being respon-
sible and reliable. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-28

Everything Ia 10 the name when II comes TO
Witch Hazel salve. &c Dewitt a Co.
Of Chicago discovered some years sgo bo~
70 make salve from Witch Hazel tina, 10
specific for Piles. For blind, bleeding, i'ch-
Ing and pro,rudlng Piles, eezsm,. euv,
burns. bruises ard all akin diseases DE-
Wits ssive has DO equal. This has given
rise TO rumerca, worthless eounterfeits.
AK for Dewn,'s--ihe genuine. Sold BY
4, n. Psttibous.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-28
DR.. kENNEDY'S
TAv0RITE
REMEDY
Breaks no Hcarts, Excuses
no Crimes.

~. narfs Keasssiy = FAyoRrTE REM
rgBr - nrs disguised ehfny n tho hannah
fAnei whoTs d usaboa hrlJ. u dcos nd
harm. !, - oaaapasd a. vegetable i@Era-
dssnts kni ds.s nsi beat o. lzf4ns sie
laecd i,ua Ce.,sis and parties it In All aNss
a ki1ney iFpgties, LAYER casnpiesnis, Goa
sssTsaiton "a the Besels. nnA ihe dslioaie
defAneaneais pkieh Afsi,i smusen. The a.
isaa "a pr. kaancdy's fAFDAIIE REM
EDr Is heyupd praise. Thousands at
grAisfui tsslIlo roluntArslY testify " tins,
Ia iettss 81 pr. Kennedy; and with
wArmfh AHd failness IL sotsis shlch Inrre
lasstnnss oersthnSls# HNfer pssses. u
ulAfos no drum enisis excuses 10 crimes
tseAls 10 haaftA In isa coming lhefe 10
hops. sal IN IL wfnr- there u hesling.
We challenge a trial hB,i arc coahdegi a
the result. Your druggist has H. ohE
DOLLAR a Bottle Bear 10 mind the
name aud s3iress DR. Dsaad KENNEDY,
l.onAoat, kpw iork.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-28
/ EROME STILLS EsrArs

JEROME STILLS E~rArE
STATE or VERMONT. District Of Manchester, %
- BE u remembered, that Al session OF tho
Probate Court holden At Manchester, within aud
for said District, on the llth day OF September
A. u. 1906
Present Hon W. Is EDGHaTM Judge
Whereas, certaln instrument iD writing, nm.
der seal, purporiDg u be The last Will and
Testament OF jerome btill, late OF bandeats
IN said District, deceased, having teen this
day presented to said Court Of Probate and
duly hiea In the Registers Office; Therefore - 10
ordered that all persons Interested In the estate
OF sad deceased be notified TO appear before
said Court ~ the Probate Ufiee In Manchester.
In said District, on the nth day OF October
ID 1905, al ten O'Clock In the forenoon. By pub
lication OF this order three weeks sucoossiveIy
previous thereto. IN tho Manchester JOURNAL, 4
newspaper printed at Manchester Aforesaid, 70
show cause, " any they may have, Why said
instrument In writing should not be proved and
allowed ~ the last will aud testament OF tho
said deceased.
203s ALICE II BENNETT aeyi.,sr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-28
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