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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10

The committee on grievances reported
that all the testimony had been taken
concerning the charges against Ricy
Jones. and that il was ready TO be sub
mitted to Referee Goodwin. who was ap-
pointed by the supreme court to pass
upon the case. In the matter of expenses
for conducting the investigation. il was
voted that the association Dav all the
charges and that the legislature be asked
part thereon as should be borne by the
state W. l. Snyder, NJ. NJ. Kaighn ano
William J. Barrette were appointed ii
com-cittee 20 make the motion effective
and to also draft law to cover SINH
lar cases in the future.
Ii was stated that Francis C. Luke
had been bringing suits in the town of
Murray against people in Salt Lake CITY,
and 1t was voted that the committee an.
the state OF the law Investigate the mat
The following named members were APP
pointed a committee to arrange for the
annual banquet: p. ]. DAILY, chairman;
lie Grand Young, w Van Colt. J. h
Letcher and \. T Sanford. The ban
quet will be held some time during Feb
ruar--
Ten new members were elected during
the evening. thus bringing the roll up
The following named officers we're
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
President-Parley l. Williams of Salt
Vice presidents-The Judge Of each Of
the seven judicial districts of the state.
The judge for the Third judicial district.
WHICH tOAu4sIASeS gorat LAKE, lily *
Thoc,2S y lewis. tIn some Of the dis
tricts contests have been made and. un-
til they are settled. the present incum-
bents will be the respective vice Dresi-
dents-9
Secretary-J Walcott Thompson
TreaSurer-CieOrge l. Nye.
Executive counciI-CharleS l. Baldwin,
Allen T. Sanford. George II. Smith. II.
II. Henderson and d ID. Houtz. the lat
from Provo
Committee on grievanceS-W. I. Snyder,
J. H. Hurd and Grant n. Smith
The members OF the supreme court. in
Guiding Justice ID. y. Straup. together
with the judicial district judges, were
elected honorary members.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10
JAMES H. MURRAY ILL.
Montana Millionaire Not Expected to
Live

San Francisco. Jan. 9.-James H Muir
ray, millionaire banker Of Montana is
seriously i'll here and little hope is ex-
pressed for his recovery. Murray is well
known In Montana, where he made a
large fortune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ernest J. Herridge Salt Lake...........2 %
Alice $ Thompson. Salt Lake .--.....-2 "a
Roy l.. Stockham. Union. ........-...-....S &
Sophia Johnson. Big Cottonwood ..... .26
Nels J. IsaacSOn. Salt Lake. ..-........2 %
Anna NIalstrOm. Salt I.ake........... 20
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10
DIAMOND coal.

sold only by Citizens Coal company,
So West Second South. Tel 49.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10

to our nation its great politica! maxims.
Doth foreign and domestic and whose
Den more than that of any other man
save exact expression to our whole po-
htieal system. On the point in ques-
ton he crystallizsd well nigh all that
need be remembered concerning our for
elgn policy in these words: Peace. com
merce and close friendship with all ma
tons; entangling alliances with none
True Foreign Policy.
% This is the first and great principle
OF our foreign policy The second is
IKE unto It, uttered by the man whose
victory over the troops of this would-be
mother OF ours is the occasion Of out
present celebration. 10 The niDisters
whom he had appointed to represent fhe
government OF the United States i'm for
S Ils nations he spoke these golden
Ask nothing but what is right; sub
nit to nothing wrong
Beyond these two utterances We mood
HotnihS IN the way of political maNims TO
GUIDE us In our foreign policy our ma
tionaI powers and inriuelIce IN tne word
WIN De in exact proportion to our ad-
herence to these fundamental principles
AFTER Democracy-'1h Flood. - was
FFesPohded TO by II. r. Macmillan. and be-
lore ne concluded his remarks he trans
formed the text of his response and
we've, viewed 1t from all sides, to the amuse-
Mrs. Elizab beth M. Cohen read a paper
on w omen in Politics. in which She
showed the work accomplished by them
In their sphere
Future of Democracy.
The Proof q the Pudding is in tho
Efatlng Gf was the toast to which
lanes h MoNle responded. and Judge
" H. King responded to the toast The
Future OF the Democratic Party
Many have raised cry to diSband. -
ne said, bat whatever the difficulties
We are to encounter. the only thing to do
Is to fight on for the principles of lib
erty. Industrial liberty is facing the new
century. and il is for the Democratic
party to wage an unrelenting war against
the trusts apd the Republican party"
John F. Hanson responded 10 the toast
The Press. - and Robert W. Sloan with
witticisms on when to Let Co" and a
couple of appropriate stories added
flavor 10. the pFogra mme. jackson as a
Statesman was pictured by Mathonihah
Thomas in a pleasing manner. Fisher
Harris paid a fitting tribute to The
Ladies" and spoke for a moment on the
present condition Of the Democratic party
and the stand that should be made in the
coming campaign.
Miss LeOna Pratt rendered several pref
y vocal selections and won the applause
Of nor audience.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10
DEMOCRATS AT
BANQUET BOARD

CONTINUED from Page u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10

For Coughs. Colds. Throat and Lung
affections, Piso's Cure is most effective.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10
LAW AND COURTS
NOT RESPECTED

Continued from Page IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10
Catarrh,
Foul Breath

If You Continually Khdwk and Spit and There is
Constant Dripping From the Nose Into the
Throat, If You Have foul, SiCkenlng
Breath, That is Catdrrh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10

- VT = % II
the courts respect themselves then we
may expect the people to have more
whoiesoAnc respect for the law ana for the
courts which were organized for their
Safe.sI3rding
IaIers were also read on THE Philip
pine Penal Code" BY r W. YoIIrw and
some Needed Legislative Corrections.
b. George IL. Smith
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

The mystery surrounding the release
from Jail OF Maxim Cork. who was ar
rested In ST. Petersburg as a revolu'
ZIONIST, Is cleared. The novelist owes
his liberty to Count Wittc. president Of
the council of ministers. who drew up
"A report In which the following
passage occurs: "a severe sentence OF
long Imprisonment might deprive the
world and Russia OF n creative genius
from whom great things may yet be
expected. The unprecedented sympa'
thy OF which he Is the object Is a proof
OF the attention with which the intel.
lectual world follows the development
OF Russia. and of the regard which Is
felt for the Russian writer outside OF
his own country"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
Convincing Evidence.

Winthrop. Cal. Nov. goth Especially
A plain and straightforward story
Is always the most convincing. And
that IL what has impressed us most
In reading the testimonials In regard
TO Dodd's Kidney Pills. The expert.
cnce told by Davis Lewis OF this place
bears the ring and stamp OF truth
upon II. He says
II WAS troubled for six months
with dull heavy palms In the small
Of my back. sometimes IL passed into
my stomach. nj other times up be-
tween my shoulders. when II was
In my stomach I waS doubled up. and
hardly knew wha; to do for tn. pain.
was advised TO tax" all kinds OF
remedies. and did 80 but without get.
ting any relief, Then som" on. told
NE to try Dodd's Kidney Pills. so,
a box and began taking them. The
fFsi f-W doses sav" ~" relief. by tho
time had finished them all III. pain
was gone aud have been we'll ever
since"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
voc oay We ea.hst Tsas,ns..

while in urarjy every ,Jand and
riirr tb"ru are holidays EaIuru. It Is
doubtful u shrr- is am our more gen.
orally celebrated than this. unless il
b" Christmas. and that day. perhaps.
tUrs not excite the interest zlyra shp
officially dUsizua'C,i day tur thanks
Such a day Eurs. perhaps. farther
than am other to make the whole
world akin. for in almost uvcry home
the Nhulr family circle gathers at
pretty much the same hour. and then.
too. II there are vacant seats attention
iz iurCibIy directed to ihCm. and the
missing. wherever he br. II on this
Earth. can l'r depended upon to face
a hrapiuz plate II she tnpihsumr meat
in the obstetrics and eating houses
over the land. and then 1t is that
thought will meet thought and one
grand reunion. with the old home.
sicabs a. tho Crntrrs around which
thoughts gather. bp tho result
Thus will the turkey gather Ne 80.
ecthUT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

from the Ir1drn stay rluudH. yriI!HE
tho distant hills and HliiuR the Tti's
ia tho road With lines 1t white.
An got ought to br thankful %
she continued. talking to herself as
she rocked back and forth. 7MiraHdy
lrsEvit an the Jones GALS. an Mrhisis
brl LIS is T~ai Kind Eiyiu ne things
but I wished they'd asked me To spend
the day tn pn- 81 ihriF huusrss Il
don't somehow feel like a Thanks
silvia dinn"r when SIS rat alone
\ knock al the fruut door Tuusrti
Ntas itasram from hrr rvyrrir. ilr
vas puIrly dressed IN ruarsF and
shabby clothes. SiunR from his shuul
d"F was canvas pack. frum which
the handles Of two uF three iun's
rFu'H5drd
What 40 ygs want asked Mrs
i'su-um while her eyes ippk IN ry~ty
hrfaii Of her visitors appearance.
4 vart som" dinner. ms'am. I'm
willing iu pay yuu fuF h. I aitr a
tramp. fhuuEb maybe 'nuk like uur 20
What be- luu duiu' ON the Suad to-
day. u sou ain.t a tramp" asked Mrs
Ilasrum
tim on my way TO rf,sarif
There's job NJ 'hrfr for me To-.
morrow an thought I'd sat-" a day
10y walking uhpu Cpuldn't vurE"
what are yuu duiu' on the main
ruad. then. II you're Epiu. to Tit's.
hClds-'
Il kinder thought { could get a bite
to cat here. saw the house arrus'
the fields and likrd the looks NJ II 10
But there's plenty nf places YOU
could have stopped at along the ruad
without Epin' ont Of your way To- come
hrrr~
SO they was. ma'am. hut YOU 500.
amt got no home. Those houses
along the road they was havin' rCEu.
lar family dinners. an It didn't seem
TO be- no place for homeless man.
Il would Kind % make him srrm more
homeless like wish YOU could soc
your way to Ioitiu' ME have dinner
HERE
Well. guess can make ont tn ic'
VOW have something she said. half re-.
luctautIy. though aiu't a-suin' to lr'
YOU paw me uothin' for 1.-THE dirrrr
vas give to mr-thp' II you want to
chop some wood afterwards. guess
I'm vilIin' to have yuu."
Mrs BasC1m led the way into the
huusr-a pleasant feeling Of having
company taking the place Of luneli.
ness Of a half.huur before She gave
her guest a chair in the little sitting
room. and with the door open DC.
tween II ard the kitchen 50 that she
could watch him. she busted herself
over the dinner
He was a ta1kativp man. this visit.
or BY his own account he was a
rolling stone. which in its revolutions
had gathered more experience than
! us.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
Decidedly "Willin'."

Miss Maude Adams has fayorita
story about a certain Miss Johnsing'
and an uncertain "Culpepper Pete
once known to her. The man. says
Miss Adams. was an unusually bash.
iul person. and she goes on:
pete became enamored OF dusky
maiden. and not having the courage
to pop face to face. called up the
house where she worked and asked
for her over the telephone. When he
got her on the line he asked:
els dat Miss Johnsing"
"'Ya-as.'
"'wall, Miss Johnsing. Use got q
most important question to ask you"
"'Ya-as.'
"'Will you marry me"
"'Ya.as. Who is II. please?'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

81 mined II in California an Oregon.
an tried holdin' down u timber claim
In Washington an one spell ranchcd
the west | amt made money in an
lost 1t, he remarked.
Mrs. Bascom came In hurriedly
from the kitchen.
You amt never heard tell of a boy
out there by the-name OF Willie Bias.
com. did you?" she asked. II know It's
pretty big place, the west. but
thought maybe you might have run
acrost someone by that name"
Nom. | dunno as | ever did" said
the man. though that don't count.
They're likely to have any name out
there. except their right ones. What
did he look like"
He was bout your build. but bet.
ter lookin'." she said frankly.
II warn't SO bad looliin' once" re-
turned the man.
You warn't as good lookin' as my
Willie. though. He was the handson.
est boy around here. though | do say
It,"
Mrs. Bascom went into the parlor
and brought out a picture In a line
cone frame. II showed smoothfaced.
boyish fellow OF twenty or 80. but It
hardly bore out her eulogism.
That was took when he first went
west" said Mrs. Bascom. twelve
years this comm June. He writ me
twice after that that he was dom
well. an was happy except for wantIn'
TO see me. an then never heard
again. He was my only boy. and 1
didn't want him to go. but he an hiss
father didn't get along well. Ha
wanted to go west an' make his for.
tune. II. must be dcad-though 1
hate TO think so-or he'd come home
To me when his father died-or writ.
ten"
Maybe he was ashamed" suggest.
ed her listener.
Ashamed OF what VIII. would.
Mt do anything to be ashamed OF. He
couldn't He was Wild. maybe. an
hcadSirons. but he wouldn't do no,hin'
bad"
But mayb. h" failed In what no
undcrtook-Ihcrc'S heaps OF youu:
fellows docB-and pu, on wrItIn' until
strike didn'I come. an h. was aShatu.
cd to toll you. An now-lt he's
a'llvln'-aficr all these years he
thinks you've thrown on on him. OF
forgot him. or mayb. he's got in.o
some scrap" out there. an"
1T wouldn't make no mite Of differ.
cncr what he'd DONE Interrupted
Mrs, nascum. though know ne
hAiEt done nnihlh'. but II he he'd. I'd
love him jus, a. much. maybe more,
Sh" Tns" and wiped her eyes on
the corner Of her apron. 4 guess Ihci
dinner must b. ebbkin' to pieces she
said. AN here set iaikIn'. III so
an dish II. an II you want TO clean
up You'll nnd water an soap an inWrl
In tibet room there. Il was Whites
once. an alSays keep Il ready :Ss.
sen h" should com" home
She Slipped IN" turkey on It's plat.
ter and took shH POTATOES irtm tho
oven Then she ~mpiird tho onions
Int" a dish and turned TO put II ON ,hp
table Whrn she looked up quickly.
IlrF guest VAS standing jt-ihr fonFs
way aud smiling ai her. Twelve
come back. mother" he said.
The onion dish dropped from hrF
trembling hands tn the floor "wiiiir'~
she cried. and then her thin. weak
arms ~rat aFuuui his neck. her sray
head vas on his breast and shS vas
crying happily
%. Lnri:~ she said. for what q
have received am truly thsnkfuiI--
Isus'"a Glpbvs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

Miss AsEhHu-And do you pain;
nothing hut animal pictures every
day: Mr. D'AuhcF-wcii. on Fridays
{: paint hsh.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
EA

Tea is coarse or fine. tea
or weed. harsh or smooth,
keen OF soft, heavy or bright;
but words are empty.
w,rt. tsr ~. Ess-gsiE. Bs5t. =. sshlm1s
rs-up-sr s.n Frsssis-B-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
TEA
Think OF the cheer in a
cargo OF tea

THE average wuWau Wantd rather
tat~ bssstsant WBu tells h~F alJ hu
hra's than house with seventeen
closets
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
READ AND YOU WILL LEARN

That tho iradiH< medical writer's and
tEarhrFs IT all tho several schools 81
rFactirr UtWIufS- atsd rs,sumrn"nd. in the
siruusr@i terms Tqsssihlr. each AMI every
inFrvdirui entering iuiS tho composition
of DT. riTryy's Golden Medical Discovery
Tor tic rurst 1T weak stomach. Dyspepsia
catarTh II stomach. liver complaint
tnfutt IiV0r. pF lNIfuusits4s-. chronic bowel
aifsrtinEs. AMI all catarrhal diseases IT
uhatrvpr TrEiotl. name ~ nature. II is
slss sfsCifr Tuaryiy Tor all such chrunic
OF 'EuE standing Eases ~ catarrhal sHrsss
tipus AMI their rpssuitauts. as Bronchial.
thrysat ami luus diseases i"tcrpt cpusump.
tom accompanied with severe coughs. IL
il not rpsI for acute cplds and coughs
but for lingering. or chronic cases II il
especially rtiicaciuus In producing ter.
feet cuTvss IL c1utains black Cherry bark.
Golden sal Tppis NIossirpot. stone not
Mandrake riot and Queens ruot.all OF
which arr highly praised as rcmesiies for
all the abuve mentioned affections BY such
eminent medical writers ard teachers ss
Prof. Narthulov. 81 jefferson Med. Col
lego. pruf. IIarr. Of tho Tulv. Of Pa:
PrDf. Finley Ellinsvcpd. NJ. u. Of Hon.
kinz. VI. u. late 81 Cincinnati Prof.
John VI. Scudtirr. NJ. u, late II Cincins
natl Prof. Edwin ". Hale, VI. D.. Of
Iahucmann Med. College. Chicago. and
scoFcs ui others equally eminent In their
several Schools II practice.
The Golden Medical Discovery is the
only medicine put up for sale through
druggists for like purposes. that has any
such professional enlargement - worth
more Than any number IT ordinary testi-
monials. OVcu publicity 1t its formula
on the bottle wrapper il the best possible
guaranty ~ lie merits. A glance at this
Published formula will show that Golden
Medical Discovery contains no poison.
Gus or harmful agents and no alcohol
chemically pure. iriplc-rptin"d glycsrinc
beius used instead. Glyccrinc is entirely
unobiectionAblc and besides is most
useful ingredient in the cure n; all siom.
ach as we'll as bronchial. throat and lung
affections. There IL the highest medical
authority for It's Use in all such cases.
The Discovery is concentrated elyc-
eric extract Of native. medicinal roots
and il safe and reliable
A booklet Of extracts from eminent.
medical authorities. endorsing its insre-
dipnts Tnailci frfs on request Address
Dr. u. V. Pierce. Buffalo. y. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

% Your Clothes Look Yellow!
Then us1 Defiance Starch. u viii
keep them uhitp-is os- for 10 eeals
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

Defiance starch IL put M q. ounce.
IN a p7rkaEps 10 cents. unr.thiri
trare starch Tor the same money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sIsaA,
i.EWIS'SINGLE BINDER
STRAIGHT Sc CIGAR
TEA
The modcstcst thing in the
world is tea. 1t is only teal

gTaHrHr0 HuapF air-nHasz HuH rs.fa
..ar=a ura a.r Hm7E .sHfz ta Tra deceived
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

\ tsSs Angeles rtuts woman has pmrs
tisHrI 1sspA ~ rules fer thuase yHp
s"uid s-rk diV1Fs0r. Il shuuiI h. r'sua
drmaral - tnr wWr EHstra Don l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24
FIT S

EtYe fsHsasaFsstf sfffs
I'll kRsa ~ Al1ss AsHaE Esssas1
- Sssss - tG.t fssso s.sss 80 tsssssaas
~ a. Al1Nu aas eaa9-as tH1sssHi Assg -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

Sometimes man preteuIs tn he
fooled for the purpose NJ fuuling 9th.
srs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

am sgrr T'iss.1s cur FOR J'rusuup'Tun saved
u1r rf'a inrTr yrars $50 Mas. THu= BDpB1Ss
wsura sigyvf Surufrh. y. y. Frb. o.. I7pl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

II DEFIANCE Starch" does not pleas.
you. return u Go your dealer. IL II
does yuu get uhs-thifti tnarr for the
same money Il will give you salts.
faction. and will not stick TO the ifoa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

Look here. old Mister Turkey,
Y needn't get s. gay
A-gobblin' s sassy
An strutin' round that way!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

O. There we've un zurr word as fan
s"me uusl ruUuIuus msu would z"un in-
arf one
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

- s'Gi+sa tssthTaF sgSsas 'bs r5-s -sis-s. ~
eslsast5sa. slsvt Estn laFss " 81 t55 - 5Blisss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

When Answering Advertisements
Kindly Mention This Paper.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-24

Marriage opens u mans eyes and his
ock-tbook simultaneously.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-17
SAJTED


Steamship State of California, Captain
Thomas, for San Francisco and ports.
TO ARRIVE APRIL H.
Steamship Dispatch, Captain Weber. from
Gray's Harbor.
Steamship Queen, Captain Alexander, from
San Francisco and way ports.
TO SAIL APRIL H.
Steamship Queen, Captain Alexander, for San
TO ARRIVE APRIL 10.
Steamship Queen. Captain Alexander. from
San Diego.
TO SAIL APRIL 10.
Steamship Queen. Captain Alexander, for San
Francisco and way ports.
VESSELS IN THIS PORT.
Schooner r. w. Bartlett Captain Nielsen
from Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Ensign Captain Asplund. from
Everett.
Schooner J. A. Campbell Captain Swanson
from Columbia river.
Schooner S T. Alexander, Captain Jacobsen,
from Columbia river.
Tug Redondo, Captain Crockett. in port.
VESSELS ON THE WAY.
Barkentine Portland from Port Townsend.
Steamship Dispatch, from Gray's Harbor.
steamship F. II. Leggett, from Portland
via San Pedro.
Steamship queen, from San Francisco.
LOADING.
Schooner o. NJ. Kellogg, at Gray's Harbor
Schooner Blakeley, at Port Blakeley.
SAN FRANCISCO April 16-Arrived: {:
Steamer Vanguard, San Pedro; steamer CO.
quille Fort Los Angeles.
Sailed-Steamer Queen, San Diego: steamer
Bonita San Pedro; steamer Samoa, San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-17
THIS is CIRCUS DAY
AT FIESTA PARK
Floto Shows Arrive and Go Into Camp
Preparatory to Two Days
Engagement

The Floto shows arrived in Los An
geles yesterday and Immediately went
into camp at Fiesta park.
AS usual the proverbial small boy
was out early to view the circus train,
and according to the Floto manage
ment was pleased to his hearts con-
tent
OF course this will be the big day of
the show. Here is the program, which
will be carried out in detail and the
show people say strictly on time;
10 a. m.-The parade is due to reach
the down town business district,
Drivers and teamsters are especially
and politely requested to avoid this
parade or have secure control of their
horses.
II a. m.--Free open air shows and
opening of annex departments of the
show grounds. See the Japanese day
light fire works.
1 p. m.-Opening of the main en-
trance to the menagerie and big shows,
allowing one hour to view the animals
and courts. Promenade band concert
by Sig. zierke's combined band of
sixty musicians.
2p. m.-Grand mysterious Asia spec
tacle and regular program. One hour
to view the menagerie after the big
show.
4:15 p. m.-The speciality concert
after the big show introducing new
features and the Rose Edith grand
ballet In novel dances.
4:3O p. m.-Vallacitas performs and
feeds the big lions in a massive den
In the annex.
7 p. m.-Opening of the main en-.
trance to the menagerie and big show
for the night exhibition. One hour to
view the menagerie. Fine band con-
cert.
s p. m.-The night show begins.
Grand Oriental pageant and Asiatlc
display enhanced by the electric lights
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-17
DIES OF HEART DISEASE
BY SIDE OF RANCH HOUSE

John J. Hitler about 40 years old. who
has been employed for some time at the
Lawrence ranch, south of Los Angeles
on the San Pedro. road, expired sudden
ly yesterday afternoon, the cause of
his death being heart disease. AS there
was no doctor in attendance when the
man died, Coroner Trout will hold an
inquest over the remains at Bresee
Brothers morgue this morning.
Hitler was taken i'll suddenly yester-
day afternoon and went to the side of
the ranch house, where he tried to sleep.
The proprietor of the place sent for a
doctor, but before help could arrive
Hitler passed away.