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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-28

Is petition which has been signed by
over 100 people asking for the removal
from the force Of Policeman l.. W.
Folsom, who made the charges against
ConklIn, on the ground Of incompe-
tency. Folsom is having the petition
Investigated and declares that many
Of the signers hardly knew what the
paper was. A local barber has also
preferred charges against Folsom, de-
claring that he used profane language
in front of the BARRIERS shop.
A company has been formed here to
build hotel on the beach, west of
the pier. It is probable that the pro-
ject of building hotel at the foot Of
American avenue will be dropped.
]. A. Miller, editor Of the Long Beach
Press, has sold his interest to A. G..
Malone, It's business manager, and
will retire from the business.
The box which Mrs. Getz, charged
with having conspred TO burn the
Casa Plana rooming house, sent to
Los Angeles previous to the fire, has
been secured and opened In 1t were
found a number Of papers, clothes,
shoes, wine and whisky glasses, dolls
and miscellaneous trinkets, none of
them of any value. Mrs. Getz and
Andrews, who makes the charge
against her, will be arralgned here to-
morrow on charges of arson. Ac-
cording to Andrews story it was he
who first proposed burning the build
ing. He says Mrs Getz told him she
intended to leave Long Beach on ac-
count of trouble she had had with her
husband, who works in Los Angeles.
Andrews said he told Mrs. Getz she
might as we'll have her insurance mon
ey before she left and the plot was the
result.
The Canadian and Oxaca Mining
company, which owns mine in Mex
leo, elected the following officers and
directors yesterday: President, ]. s.
Chapman; first vice president, w. p.
Wilson; second vice president, Dr.
Dwight Arnold; secretary, ]. d. A.
Harris; treasurer, r. S. Oakford; di-
rectors, T. H. Brown, G. H. Darrow
DR.. j. w. Wood, W. c. Hodges, M. S.
Stout, A. j. Porter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-28
GETS NEW APPOINTMENT
Col. Cranshaw Goes From Forestry to
Immigration Service

Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, July 27.-Col.
B. F. Crawshaw, supervisor of forest
reserves in Santa Barbara county for
the past seven years, has, at his own
request, been transferred to the i'm
migration service. This change,
which was made at the beginning of
the fiscal year, has just been an
nounced. Col Cranshaw will leave in
a few days for Texas, where his new
work will begin.
The members, of the committee ap-
pointed by the mayor and by the two
commercial organizations of the city
are anxious to get closer to the pub
lie pulse on the important question of
making good streets. For this reason
mass meeting has been called for
Friday evening at the city hall. Then
the city fathers will have an oppor-
tunity to tell what they know about
streets and roads.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-28
FIR e e

To prove that PawPaw will not only
purify the blood and cure Dyspepsia, Nerv-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-28
SOLDIERS HOME NOTES

Special to The Herald
SOLDIERS HOME, July 27.-Two
deaths have occurred this week. as fol-
lows: Chester N. Eldred, native of
Wisconsin. aged So years. late of COM
pany L, Sixth Michigan cavalry, and
Daniel Lower, native of Ohio, aged
SO years, who served in company L,
Nineteenth Ohio infantry.
A contract for one million gallon
reservoir has been secured by L. N.
Wise of Los Angeles, and it will be To-
Gated half mile north of the Dining
hall.
Presiding Elder A. w. Atkinson of
the Methodist Conference of Southern
California is to preach Sunday morning
in the Protestant chapel.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-28
LONG BEACH MARSHAL
REMOVED FROM OFFICE
Petition In Circulation for Discharge
of Policeman Who Made Accu-
sations Against Him

VNtIVIlo FNJUIIIo0 IIIIII
Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, July 27.--The remov-
al from office of Marshal j. j. Conklin
by Justice Bordwell has left the city
trustees the task of filling the vacan-
cy. There are several candidates pro-
posed, the most likely of whom is
Deputy Sheriff Harry Wilson. Deputy
Marshal Stevens and former Marshal
Thomas Williams have also been mem
toned. The matter will come before
the trustees next Monday.
A counter move in the police mix up
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-28

BUSINESS, Consti-
patton, Bilious
ness and all
Stomach a n d
Liver Troubles,
but, in conjunc-
ton with my in
haler, will posi-
lively cure any
case of Catarrh.
We shall con-
tinue to give
away our 81. 10
Inhaler with a
package of In
haler Tablets
and a package of
the Germicide
Granules and a
package of Paw
absolutely free
bottle of Paw-Pa
Paw-Paw drive
tarrhal poison fro
tenn and the inhal
the tsore spots an
sweetens the bref
ness. :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-10

4 VI. CALBRAETH CHARLES WFII,
President. Zee P-ssi c -,
F. P0YcF seeay & rr@asr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-10

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WN. KELLER
210 West second avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-10

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18
BASKET BALL AT TIE HIGH

The finals tn the trials for mem
.brrahlu ta the hlEh school basket
ball team. which sill mean the aifla
team % the university. February Q.
win be held nt The ArnorY Saturday
night The greatest rivalry exists
between all cuntrafaut for positions
and two ftrrre GAINES are expected.
The suphomorea, whose strength has
been weakened b. she loss Of two
men. held auf because uf school
rules. viii meet the seniors. while
q battle royal viii takr place be-
tween juniors and freshmen. who
boaat q the best class teams 10 the
hiEh school
Praetise of the most arduauH Kind
T. being Kept az all Neok The game
between the high school team and
thn university girls wlll probably
take plaer Al the university rYmua-
Hlufu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18
HOLDUPS
CAPTURED
MEN SUSPECTED OF DOING
TsE WORK IN REQ, WHITE
AND Blue SALOON IN Gus.
TopY

The policr have ARRESTED Joseph
MgHrurY. culafed. and John Hush.
hite. on auHuieiun that they were
the two mru who held up and
robbed the Red. White and Blue
saloon. on Main street. Tuesday
night The slew Naa obtained yes
tHfdaY and thr trains and boata
vere watched. as it Nas learned
that the tao intended 10 leave the
city chief uf Police DELANEY and
city Detective Harber took them In
10 custody iu the vicinity - The col
man dosh Harry Morgan. ralofed.
eaa also arrested la eompanY utth
the two SUSPECTS. hut he has been
released. Tho other tao have been
Identified a. fsr a. possible b. the
Victims
The police say MeHrnry'H record
is bad Ills last robbery was com
mittad AZ Butte anIy tsu weeks ago
Its picture a. ia the raKueu. Hat-
ierY. and ha was once arrested b.
Tacoma officers headed BY - shrr-
ff Cuiihro. This saH for the hold
up % aaiauu near fsarY lie gave
hIa name a. George sims Traek
has been kept - his movements
since that time and he has been
heard FROM On almost every city ln
the United States Little ia knugsu
about Hush. although the police nsy
h. IL "a tough character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18

Have you written your letter for
Tho stars rontestg
do You thtnN woman Ia the sHu=
preme liar7f
Send IN your letters by next Fri
daY evening All tcttcra received up
10 o O'Clock an that day viii be
counted i'm the contest
Write ON one side ot the pspsy
only and do not sesd In n1uI-v than
ESQ words. Give full name and I'D
dre.si The mnia will be withheld
II desired Below are published
some II the letters already received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18
IS WOMAN THE
SUPREME LIAR?

suffer aud continually hold her own
tntnf,ata iu auparrNiJnct tu those Of
her children. IN order 20 realize this
hope she knows how plastic "A
thild'a mind iH. how susceptible ~ rs
90 Impression how Il first looks mp
Ia the mother for good example. and
the implicit confidence IL has iu the
truthfuluual uf amy statement the
mother might make A mother h.
euHuiaaut OF this aud Hhe knows
how imperative H IH that she at
with the greatest honesty aud can
dor II she wishes to have the great
eat desire OF her heart fulfilled and
have her children grow up luta hon
uuhle men and yirtuuua women.
She therefore lives in an atmos-
uhers of honesty. Il becomes habit
with her 10 be- honest und II f. but
natural that men. who have not
such great incentives 90 BE- honest.
should develop into the greatrat
liara
And We must deulure the fact that
there are mvn today who are 80 alb
aolutelY lost 20 all sense OF rhiyal-
- as To- say such wuhiud things
about the dear fair sex aud declare
them greater liars than men hut
don't worry about IT, ladies' Take
llalthaHar'u advice aud
Sigh no more. ladies. siEh no more
Men we're dreeiyers ever
One foot In sea and one on shore.
To one thing constant never
EREnEVIEK GRDNMEUT
$50 Columbia street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18
WYOMIHG LEAVE S
DRY DOCK
especial 10 The s,srl

nREafERTDS. Jan Is=At 10
O'Clock this morning the big dryIoy X
ln the navy yard Naa flooded and
the monitor Wyoming. uoatinE on
th- surface of THE rising aHter. Hft
"a from the Immense cradle. bal
aured Ter a few minutes Oh level
with the ground upon which the
crowd watching her stood then
when thr nuodEatsa were swung
sailed pHctily down the stream into
the waters 81 fhr sound. the Impetus
carrying her out some distance. she
Haa later drawn zap alongside the
dock and made fast Repair work
% the extent u $500 ln cost is yet
Co be done On her decks before she
starts on her journey southwark 20
ioIn the Pacific fleet az santiago
Il will probably b. week or ten
days before she viii be ready TO
fraVa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18
Putting II Strong
sut Doesn't II Look
Reasonahle9

as nay read as though We we're
80 M little strong because 10
,.ess-aiB thaught BY the majority
! .s.sis hat Dyspepsia la Us
-. form Is incuablc or prac-
~ a Hut Ne have Ions since
- thAi Dyspepsia is durable.
s meh difficult matter a.
a hrsi appears
Tss trouble with pyspeptios Is
-, tAsy are continually dleting.
...,,Ins themselves. or guinE 70 op-
- extreme o. else delugins thc
49, over burtenel stomach With
..s,srx after dinneF pills. etc,
49, lavAriahly Increase the difti.
,.liy even Il In some cases they DO
srs slight temporary relief such
-.afmsnt Of the stomach simply
- matters worse. What the
asms.A wants y a rest Now how
:. the stomach become rested, re-
rssraisd and At the same time the
~ paarished and sustained
rs Is a great secret and this =
y, ths secret Of the uniform sue
- :, staafts Dyspepsia Tablets
nska comparatively new remedy
~ ~ sacrsss aud popularity leaves
!, 4oalt Is % is merit
: ne Tablets will digest the food
sr1Ay. REGARDLESS q condition Of
araAeh
ne saffersr frnm Dyspepsia az
wslns 20 directions. l. % eat an
.sestAars Of good wholesome food
~ .se ths tablets before and after
a. zezl and the result viii Be
"a, Ia feed vii Be digested no
-,,.sr how bad your Dyspepsia
uaF =. Because. a. bsfnre stated
o. tablets siil digest the fo0d even
I he xonaeh Is wholly Inactive.
p nizstrafs our meaning plainly
{ yaa take i.soo grains Of meat.
xu Or ordinary food and place it
i 4 lzmpsratare % os degrees. and
~ with K OF q siaArys Dyspep-
81 Tsbless !, ~iIl digest the meat
b 4Es almost as perfectly a. n the
hsa xas enclosed within the stom-
aeh.
Ths stomach may be ever 50 weak
~ these tablets will perform the
v1rk q digestion and the body ard
sr1in VII be property nourished
E1 al the same time a radical. last
irg sure q Dyspepsia will b made
teaase the much abused stomach
VII Be given. % some extent. a
naeh needed rest. Your druggist
VI tell yOu that u All The many
fsaeiies advertised 20 cure uya-
pepsia acne q them have given 81
nnpiete and general satisfaction
\ StnaFt's Dyspepsia Tablets. and
~ least IN Importance in these
Aasd times e the fact that they are
ln the cheapest and giTa the most
gsot t1r the least money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18

r. ". Boyd. commercial agent for
the Chicago. Milwaukee a ST. Paul
railroad. returned from his trip in
Southern California yesterday Mr.
Boyd has been visiting IN the aouth
for the past two weeks He has been
very active in his work dur ng tho
past year and. "a the work IL heavy
and increasing right along. It was
necessary that he should take n few
weeks rest.
]. w. Casey. travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago. Milwaukee a
81. Paul railroad. arrived In tho
city this morning from Portland
Mr.. Casey expects 10 leave for Van
couver and Victoria today.
The board Of regents Of the state
university has secured n suite Of
rooms in the P.-f. building. ana Will
occupy them in short time. In the
mast the members have been com
PEELED 10 meet AZ various places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18
SAYS He IS A
RUSSIAN AGENT
-. CARLSON ANNOUNCES THAT HE HAS sEsk WATCH.
,va rae LOADING OF VESSELS AT THIS soRv

.risr to raIu possession OF The
.,ssked down torpedo boats
80, sarga which is 10 be ship
npan on che Nippon Nnssa
y.,.,. company Kanasawa Aeru
Ais-s tva torpedo boats ~ the
49, -. government Will make
- nom Nhdiyosteh. IN a
~ s-,ts attempt 60 capture the
=. .Saye Information came from
-, save bis name as Peter
- -. uhn. after becoming somr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18

What intoxicated while drinking
with several lonKssoremeu IN the
White Navy Saloon ON Western av-
cuur last uight informed them that
he was a representative 81 the Itnas
stan diplomatic corps and had been
operating Ia Seattle. Victoria and
Vancouver for SOME time Carlson.
Who Ia reality Is thought hy several
sta8mshipmeu to Doe Charles Peters.
a Russian spy located tn Victoria
hY the Japanese government. told
FmutH lunnerbefE aud Tom Nor
san two lonEshntgmsu. that he was
Tn this part Of the country tor the
purpose OF Watehing the loading OF
The different vessels sailing for the
Orient
Carlson. or Peters. told tho men
faht two torpedo boats Of the Rus
sian government had been kept IN
readiness TO 80 20 sea az any time
from Njadivuatok The boats are
stationed outside 81 the Ice zone
who're supplies and coal are con-
viewed 90 them The vessels will
leave NladivoHtok. according To the
time. estimated by Russian navy
Officials az which she will be en-.
ahied 10 meet the kanagawa Maru
at a considerable distance from the
Japanese coast
Garrison Is positively recognized
BY Morgan as the man he saw
"spottinE' one OF the Nippon Yusen
kalsha company'a liners during the
early part OF the summer
lunuerherE. Morgan aud several
other laugHh oremcu we're approach
ed by Garrison while the party were
indulging I'm a glass az the bar Of
the White Navy last night The
man approached tho group and rcp-
resented himself "a Be- a sailor and
asked the men 90 have a drink
The longshoFcmen perceived that
after several rounds had been drunk
Garrison seemd dlaInellned 10 drink
any more. Suspicion thea arose
that the man might be a thug. who
Intended To set them drunk and
later roll the whole bunch. Nor
gan vas the first q discover the
Dissatisfaction Of Carlson to further
indulge and he ronuded his uupl-
cious to his companions When the
next round came up. Carlson at
tempted - throw his beer ava,
~ Appearing 20 b. offended tho
men finally persuaded him 10 drink
hts glass 10 the dreEa
Carlson 6hen began % make Ia
auiries among the men as o. whsth-
er any OK them had been employed
In the loadtnk 81 the Minnesota and
also about the earwuss % other ves-
aels which had already sailed
After several more dribks the
party began to get boisferoua and
Carlson broke into a song unmia-
tnkahly in the Russian dialect
Wet or you: one O. dem Rnosh-
ian gineralses inquired one OF the
men.
Il was after that question that
Carlson. Who had uow become
hiiariausly intoxicated. Informed the
men that be waa msmbsr Of the
ears diplomatic corps and had
been In this ard other cifiea along
the coast for more than a year
Why lhiel m laps sr got half
duzxin men fhirl trokiu' fer me.
lay en- night yezzar
Garrison then went into a long dis=
course as % what he had done. and
81 how u vas through Information
furnished hT him thai hts govern
ment vas kept In continual touch
with the shipping fr1m Pacific
coast ports % the Orient Garrison
said bis government vas prepared
70 do almost anything 20 got food
and supplies % the army now tn
the vicinity Of Mukden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18
KING CHARGED

Direct information has been filed
against John King. charging him
with the crime % burglary commit r.
ted at tarue'H jswolry store, on
Pike street. The state VIII bring q
witness who. Il r. said. VIII testify
O. seeing King standing IN front Of
The shop on the day Il was robbed
Identification. the stolen property
found on him and tho fnct that he
wanted 70 get even with farne. who.
BE- claims. overcburEed him for
cleaning and fixing a watch. are the
essential points Of the states ease
against King.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-18
PAMELA

Woman Is not the supreme liar
Women gossip. bat not a. muru
a. In former years WHY Because
women attend more lodges. literary
clubs and charity societies than be-
fore Therefore their minds arr
broader and ieaa given 10 gossip.
Men. on the other hand. have al
Ways been befurc the public and
should BE- morn honorable as tho
world e. further advanced Instead
lt seems men lie. cheat and deceive
more than ever Fer proof / viii
refer 20 MeClure's December NUN
Der. 1906. where = s. Mcclure wrote
The Increase % LAwisusness in
the United States. Ills reasons for
Increased crime are. ttrst "a
looms. gambling and other AvienH-
ness that degrade. Second >nn
tractors. capitalists. bankers and
others VINO make money BY gettinE
franchises and other property Of the
community cheaper - bribery than
By paying the community. Third.
politicians who are willing To seek
and accept office wtth the aid aud
Enforcement ~ the classes m~u-
toned
These three classes nominate and
elect politicians who wlll not su-
force iaw when they rob city. com
~ state or nation Thee men arr
all brIbsrs in different ways They
are wurSa They are enemies Of
the human race and murdrrcrH 81
civilization
do not consider the men Of the
unlted States worse than any ofher
country. but am Judging all men
alike. 4. l. 8
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let Il not BE- believed ot WON
anhood Think--Wa bad m0ihsrs
And what Is there In the world that
can compare with a mothers love ?
Tier life. her whole future n wrap
ped mp In her children. How great
her hopes that her sons and dauEn=
tera will grow up virtuouH men and
women. And how she will toll and