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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
GIVE THANKS I!

The great day for gratitude, Thanks
giving, comes next Thursday. That
you may have no excuse for failing to
express your thanks on that occasion,
though not knowing why you are CRATE
full, The Sunday Herald has obtained
for you declarations from clergymen,
priests, ministers and leaders of cult
and church and thought. This SYM
postum is absolutely unique entertain
ing and unusual. You simply must
read this series of Thanksgiving SER
mons; 1t will fascinate you. In The
Sunday Herald-only.
How to court death in an AUTO
pooh; everyone knows that Just get
out on South Main street and speed;
then lose control, and -. It's all off.
But how to dare death and get rich at
it-that's different. Read of some of
the marvels In this line, in The Sun
day Herald
There's more ways than one in which
to cook that turkey for Thanksgiving.
The latest fashion-read of ii In The
Sunday Herald.
Some stunning new wrinkles in
gowns that don't wrinkle-rather, some
wrinkleless-well, the women know. In
The Sunday Herald.
When the doctors came to Los An
geles. Col. Lynch's clever chat. "rhe
Gospel of Good Cooking" "a Glimpse
at Old Japan" "Peck's Bad Boy" "The
Curl Papers" Lots more. The Sunday
Herald,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
WILL SUCCEED oTERo
President Appoints n. J. Hagerman, in
Order "to Avoid FactlonaI
Quarrels"
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-President
Roosevelt today authorized the issu-
ance of the following statement:
THE president announces the ap-
pointment of Herbert j. Hagerman of
Roswell, N. M, as governor of New
Mexico, to take effect at the expiration
of Gov. Otero's term, January 20, 1906.
There have been bitter factional quar-.
rels in New Mexico for some time and
in view OF it the president thought it
best to select a man who was in no
way connected with either of the fac
tions. Mr.. Hagerman was strongly rec
commended to the president by Secre-
tary Hitchcock"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25

UPRISING
3 Killed, 2 Wounded
in Battle
Bloody Conflict at Prison
in Missouri
Prisoners, Armed With Pistols ano
Nitro-oIyoerine, Make Break for
Liberty, but None Sue
eeeds in Escaping

The dead:
JOHN CLAY, satekeeper.
e. ALLISON, officer Of the COM
nnissary department.
HIRAM BLAKE, convict.
Wounded.
Deputy Warden r. e. See, shot
in arm and hip.
Harry Vaughn, ST. Louis, con-
vict, shot in arm.
Mutineers captured unhurt:
George Ryan from Kansas City.
Charles Raymond, a three. year
burglar from St. Louis.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
FLINTs IN WASHINGTON
Senator and Wife Arrive and Are
Established In Their
Home
peciai to The Herald.

DpCUIuI 10 T ITO IIVI uINI
WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. A.-sen-
ator and Mrs. Flint arrived late last
night from Los Angels and are loca ted
in their handsome leased home at 22O5
Massachusetts, avenue.
They were recipients of much atten
tion last winter and intend this winter
TO enter into the social life of the cap
ital. Mr. Flint visited the departments
today on California business and saw
a few colleagues at the capitol. He
intimated he would be prepared to-
morrow to give an interview as to his
position on the railroad rate regula-
tion and other matters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
PLOT TO KILL THE
CAR AND FAMILY
POLICE CLAIM THEY HAVE
FOUND SPiRACY
Intercept Correspondence of Revolu-
tonary Party, in Which Plans
for Murder Are Dis
cussed

Special Cable to The Herald
BERLIN, Nov. 24.-The Berliner
Tageblatt reports that the ST. Peters,
burg police have intercepted all corre-
spondence between members of the
revolutionary party and its adherents
abroad in which a project was dis
cussed for the murder of the members
of the imperial house. The letters We're
deciphered, but neither the writer nor
the addressee has been arrested, as
they are unknown.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
Commercial Bulletin DELAYED

The Commercial Bulletin, published
at 214 Franklin street, was being mall
ed at the time the fire broke out and
part of the publication was dam
aged by water. AS a result the publish
ers announce the Commercial Bulletin
will not reach its subscribers until
one day late
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
DRUMMER ENDS LIFE
Commercial Traveller for Glove Firm
Commits Suicide in San
Francisco

by Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24-Thomas
Reeves, commercial traveller for the
Dent Glove company of New York, was
found dead today on the floor Of his
room in the Auditorium hotel
On the bureau there was a hastily
scrawled note which was but partially
that part which could be read
saying:
Rather than go to prison 1 am -"
1t is supposed that Reeves committed
suicide by taking poison.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
PATRIOTISM COSTS HER SIS
Irish Chorus Girl Refused to Wear
a British Flag in Honor of
Prince Louis
BY Associated Press.

by AbSOClAlou IiOoS-
NEW York, Nov. 24-Because she
would not wear tiny British flag the
night Prince Louis and his staff were
at the theater, May Leslie. a chorus
girl, was fined SIS and yesterday served
notice Of suit for damags against the
management.
The flags were sent to the theater by
British officers and the girls In the
chorus were instructed to wear them.
Miss Leslie who is Irish, refused point
blank. I'm not the first Irish mar
tyr" she declared.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
CAPTURES A BURGLAR
Chicago Man GraPpIes With Intruder
and Holds Him Until Police
Come
By Assoclated Press.

by AssoCIated Pres5.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.--Grappling with
burglar whom he encountered in the
hallway of his house, Charles A. Van
Order, sexton OF the church of the
Epiphany last night struggled with
the robber and succeeded in holding
him until the arrival of the police
The robber had secured jewelry
valued at $1,000 and was about to es-
cape when Van Order entered the hall
way. The men rolled about the floor,
knocking over furniture, until occu-
pants of the other flats In the building
assistance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
Angelenos In the North
ecial to The Herald

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 24-s. I.
Whitmore, a well-known hotel man,
who is TO take charge OF the Hotel
Alexandria at Los Angeles, is at the
st. Francis. John Twohy. a business
man Of Los Angeles, is making a short
stay at the Occidental.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
Suspected Robbers Caught

Ioy ASSUCIHItu FTbSb.
REDDING, Nov. 24-Detective
Thacker and ]. A. Hubbard last night
landed the two men in the county Jail
against whom there is said to be
strong evidence that they held up Red
ding and Delmar stage and killed
Messenger Haskell. They have re-
fused to give their names.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
HaIdsman Candidate for Senate
BY Associated Press.

LOUISVILLE KY, Nov. 24.-The
Courier-J Journal will tomorrow morn
ing print the formal announcement Of
the entry of w. b. Haldeman, editor
of the Louisville Times. into the race
for the seat in the United States senate
now held by ]. c. Blackburn. The cleo
tion viii take place early In January.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
DESPAIR OF IBSEN'S LIFE
Poet and Dramatlst Is Unconscious
and II Is Believed He Cannot
nAAAAAA
Special Cable to The Herald.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-A dlspatch to
the Times from Christiania says Hem
rik Ibsen, poet and dramatist, who has
been i'll for some time, Is unconscious
and is not expected to recover
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
New Panama Engines Unfit

PANAMA. Nov. 24.-It Is reported
that a number of the new engines
which recently arrived in Panama for
vice here
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
MuTINY ON WARsHlPs
Report That Men Of Black Sea Fleet
Have Revolted
By Associated Press.

by IAHoUOIdNOU 7 TVoo'
LONDON Nov. 24.-A dispatch to
Reuters Telegram company from st.
Petersburg says 1t is persistently re-
ported that there has been a mutiny
in the Black sea fleet, and that por-
tions of the Sebastopol garrison have
mutinied killing the chief Of staff and
Wounding colonel
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25

Some stunning new wrinkles in
gowns that don't wrinkle-rather, some
wrinkleless-well, the women know. In
The Sunday Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18
Y. M. C. A. WILL OPERATE
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
Committee in Charge Will Assist Its
Members to Obtain Positions
in Los Anqees

The Y. NJ. C. A. Is to add another
to its long line of successful enter
prises. Commencing October l an en-
ployment bureau will be opened in
connection with the association, in
charge of a competent manager.
During the month of August, posi-
tions were found for forty-eight men
by the association and it is expected
that when the plan is put on business
basis 1T will be great success, as
many applications are received from all
parts of the country from members of
other associations.
The new department will be under
the supervision of Gregory Perkins, jr.,
secretary of the Los Angeles board of
trade, and E. P. Clark, general man
ager of the Los Angeles-Pacific rail-
way. Assistant Secretary Quillian is
a member of the Employment Direct
ors' Association of North America and,
with Educational Director Austin, will
assist the committee in charge.
The directors at the last meeting
made plans for the new association
building. They will meet each week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18
ENGLISH HEIRS LAY
CLAIM TO NEW YORK
Residents of Swansea Suburb Excited
Over Alleged Lease From One
Robert Edwards
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-Once more there
is talk of the greater part of New York
city being about to become the prop
erty of "rightful English heirs" but in
this case it is hardly likely to cause i
drop in real estate in that metropolis.
According to the papers the residents
of a little place called Lansonlet, a
suburb of Swansea, are much excited
over the possibility of owning large
portion of Manhattan Island. The
claimants are descendants, it is said,
of one Robert Edwards, who went to
America los years ago, and settled oil a
plot or land siXty-five acres in area,
comprising what is now a large part
of Broadway. He leased his property,
so runs the tale, to the ''reigning sover-
eign, George the Third, for ninety-nine
years" Since that time all trace of it
has been lost. The claimants are
named Abraham, grandchildren of Ed
ward Abraham, who was nephew IF
Robert Edwards. Several persons of
that name in the village are all said
to be associating themselves with the
NOV ement and are sanguine of getting
rich beyond the dreams of avarice.
The unfortunate part of the whole
affair is that somebody had not kind
ness enough to inform these innocent
villagers that George the Thirds active
interest in New York had died away
some twenty years or more before the
said Robert Edwards is reported to
have "squatted" on future Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18
KuROPATKIN AND LINEVITCH
headed y

Fortune is a queer jade and many strange capers
she But seldom has she proved more eccentric,
not say unjust than in the of Gems Kuropakin
and Lnevtch the past and present commanders of the
czar's army in the far east.
Kuropatkn, when war with Japan broke out, was
Russias foremost soldier famous the world
successful military chieftain. After several disasters
had demoralized the Russian forces and compelled 1g-
nominious retreats he rushed to their command,
all unprepared for the task He found army thor
oughly unfit and discouraged honeycombed with graft
and rotten with ncompetency, with utter absence of
prestige criminay lacking in efficacy and badly Of
fcered facing active victory flushed foe All
he could do to bring semblance of order out of
the chaos hold the fragments together and reorganize
his tattered egions until these things done
could he hope for drawn battle
Bravely the old and tried warrior set about his task
He welded his dscordant units into something of a
homogeneous army. Harassed, driven back, tormented
by the yellow horde his front and his anks he
yet fought his incompetent hosts in mastery fashion,
and never permitted his inevitable retreat to terminate
in rout In the greatest battles of modern time-Liao
Yang and Mukden-he robbed the Japanese of complete
glory and saved his army from ann1hation even in the
face of tremendous odds.
Then he resigned A broken, dsgraced and con-
demned man. he was left without glory or reputation
at home in the field. He to add to his bitterness
compelled accept subordinate command in the army
that execrated him. while bureaucratic general who
had hampered and hindered him ncessantly, took his
place.
Linevitch had little reputation at home and none
elsewhere His path in the equivocal at best
He took the rens and has held them since in list
less hand No battle has he fought, forward move
has he made, no mastery retreat has he conducted
An inert mass he has simply retained his in the
position Kuropakin placed them with Oyamas forces
showing their teeth ready to crumple up destroy
him at a word. And thus the game stood when Peace
came and saved him. And now he is acclaimed hero
God save the MARYLAND his sovereign apologies to
him for truce that robbed him of glorious vicory!"
When Lnevitch goes home he will be received with
tumult and cheers while Kuropatkin will be greeted
with boots and eers and will be lucky If he escapes
lightly Truly with those two Justice hath been blind
even beneath the bandage that shields her eyes!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18
LAW-MADH HONESTY

The state OF New York has just put IN force a law
which makes 1t criminal offense to give to servant
or employe gift brbe gratuity with the IDEA Oh
securing favoritism thereby The law is intended to
stop the petty grating which is prevalent there
the custom of holding up" persons who solicit trade
for "bit' 1t is also intended to curb the tip evil
The gver under shares the guilt with the recipient
In at least one other state somewhat similar law
has existed for considerable while but IL Is dead
etteras is the New York statute already for that mat
ter 1t is impossible to legisate honesty upon peo-
pe morality is matter quite out of the range OF civil
law. Such edicts bound to fail; the chief reason
for commencing their passage is that they snow that
the evils they attempt to regulate have become TOO
fragrant to be longer endured In silence 1t Is always
a good sign when sore the body polite comes to
the surface and breaks OUT knowing the ILL., the remedy
may thus the more easily be secured.
AS to the "tip' evil, a snobbish Americans
have imported from abroad the remedy for lies wholly
in our own hands and is exceedingly simple-dont The
moment concerted movement sets In to reIraln from
this species of briberythats what is in plain Eng
lish-and the custom becomes dsreputaole the cure
will have been effected We now building up class
whining trucking menals mostly Of foreign k, who
are dangerous as we'll disgusting The old, strong
free and able servants would have considered tip
for a plain duty insult Restore that feeling by reN
framing from tipping and side of the servant prob
lem will have been solved.
The other evil is akin to this in remedy but harder
reach inasmuch it is subtle. it is more dan
gerous Odfashoned ideas of honesty the beief that
the most subordinate position is of honor and trust;
the feeling that to sell ones employer is raorous;
the pride that makes respect ones own standing
purity conscience and integry-these must be In
stied deeply into the mind and the life must be lived
according to that worldold precept Thou shalt not
steal" Then perhaps, this evil will die out, but not
before.
Laws are good in their -ay-human laws. The laws
of God forty-odd centuries have forbidden these
very things. How then will ye believe. though one
came from the dead?"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18
DYinu Made Easy

One of the modern schemes of physi-
cal development that has won favor is
systematic method of breathing. A
certain inquirer who was interested in
the principles of this system recently
wrote to one of it's professors for de-
scriptive pamphlet. One of the rules
on the first page read as follows:
after the morning bath take deep
breath, retain it as long as possible,
then slowly expire"
He decided not to try the SYSTEM
Harper's Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18


"Great oaks from little acorns grow
DR.. Gregory started the Mckinley IN
dustrial Home, which is the only insti-
tuition of it's kind west of the Rockies,
with a starving newsboy he picked up
on the street, and $40 gold piece given
him by friend.
MANY boys have been picked UP
since and there have always been found
the friends to help furnish the means
to carry on the work.
1.-THE boys at the home idolize the
venerable doctor, who is the only real
father many of them have ever known,
When he comes to visit they rush ct
him, each trying to be first to reach the
kind arms outspread to enfold them all.
He has past his eighty-third birthday
and has been obliged to transfer the
more onerous work of conducting the
affairs of the home to other hands; but
his love and interest are unabated.
1.-The little fellow in the picture with
DIR. Gregory was found ON the streets
a couple of months ago, black and blue
from brutal stepfather's beating.
He is now one of the brightest and
happiest members of the home family
and one Of the staunchest admirers Of
DR.. Gregory.
"Man-making is the best business.
Wealth, talent, time can be put to no
better use than the building of life.
1t is not worth while to put ones earn
ings or savings into monuments and
mausoleums of any other sort than
liNincr dash nd hln0d -
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18
Sept. Is i'm the Worlds History


1675-Batt o
north of Lake George and Tnderos Consress
Lancaster the
of the north Of the
wAsaid
rattle
tecipse Of the sumo over he
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18
Imposition

MacBooth-In his new play, Man
nersfeld carries realism little beyond
the limit.
Rantington-In what particular
scene?
MacBooth-Why at the end of the
second act he goes over a cliff in an
automobile and then has two stage
hands carry him on stretcher in front
of the curtain in order to make his GUS
tomary speech.-PUck.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18
"TAINTED MONEY"

The Congregationalists have very wisely faced the
question of so-caled tainted" money. When it came
up squarey before them to whether offerings for
church from doubtful at best should be
accepted in Christian thankfulness rejected in Phar
sacal anatcism they declared by decisive vote that
they would Judge not" but would take the money and
endeavor by putting to righteous uses to counteract
any taint that might have been cast upon it in its ac
QUESTION by the giver.
sound Christian decision Christ himself commanded
his followers to make to yourselves friends of the
mammon of unrighteousness, and centuries before
God ordered his first chosen people to spoil the Egyp-
ans Hence the rejection of funds voluntarily offered
for the furtherance of religion based Gods teach
ngs simply because in the requirement of that wealth
his laws may have been violated presumptuous ar
possess
1t is in the wisdom of Divine Providence that even
the evil do should be overruled for ultimate
good if not to themselves to mankind at large The
object of all this outcry may have sinned grevousy
in securing his wealth; that is between him and his
Maker But for his fellows to set the claim that they
are too holy accept for Chriss the that
he-perhaps with contrte and repentant heart, who
knows?reey profers and thus to prevent the spread
of his kingdom, is preposterous hypocritical, nay
wicked and condemned
Judge not, that ye be not judged.
For with what measure ye mete, the same shall be
measured to you again"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18

The saying that misery loves company" is exem.
pfed in Paul Morton's comment on the revelations of
the two big competitors of his Equitable Life com.
pany He says Some Of our neighbors have lately
been on the gridron; all sorry for them but
is not for to rejoice their trouble They all seem
to be "tarred with the same stick"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18

Washington. our northern neighbor, has a new com.
pusory education law that California might do we'll TO
consider For nonattendance Of pupils the parents are
subject to hne, under the law referred to- also en-
ployers who hire such children school officers who fail
to enforce the law and school districts delinquent in
their reports The law goes the extreme point of pro-
viding for the arrest of parents children and en-
ployers."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18

The greatest movement in real estate that has been
reported lately occurred in the Samoan islands as an
nounced by way of Honolulu Several hills are said to
be moving and brand mountain has been cast I'D
There has been nothing approaching this upward move
ment in real estate since the Redondo boom
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18

The Colorado idea of federal board of child and
animal protection" is wrong, but the plan pursued bv
the state of Colorado right worthy of imitation bv
other states. 1t is within the province of the state
as Colorado shows by example to afford such protec
ton to children and animals falls to the lot of
societies 1t is entirely outside the province of the
general government.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18

Pttsburg reports that it's local w. c. T. u is agi-
tated report that President Roosevelt received
sixty bottles of beer from a brewery association"
Well the president is proud of his Dutch descent and
matter of five dozen bottles of beer is bagatee for
Knickerbocker.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18
Pi-lineS and PicHupS
The Straw Hat

nc 0tTdW IdN
Take 1t off tenderly.
Handle with care;
Fashioned so cleverly
Once twas, and fair.
Now it's days over,
Dingy with CRIME.
Throw 1t aside again
Passed is it's time.
Who would have thoughhat It
Once was au fait?
Now 1t, where once 'twathite,
Shows naught but gra
UP on the closet shelf,
Chuck it away;
This summers old straw lt's
Dead and passe.
Where is that book agent th the
Complete History of the Ruo Jap
anese WARP" Murat Halsteadplease
answer.
A fashionable milliner in a Nsouri
city advertises the names of h GUS
toners. No wonder she has thFade.
MISS EOppy-NN lldI hinu Va o. AiUdHu
will Miss Magnolia wed?
Mr.. Prune-Either a bachelonr a.
widower.
A smart woman writer wants tip
walters with impunity." Dear mann,
what the walters want is coin.
A man is looking for damon in
Kentucky. Probably on Still mt.
Mrs. Taggart says the strain isll-
ing on her. Thought it was the en-.
Rockefeller is caught in anotheIt-
tempt to trick and beguile the comm
peepul. He's wearing wig.
When Norway and Sweden get tir
divorce which'll pay alimony?
An Alabama man whipped S
mother-in-law and was fined 1c. This
the "irreducible minimum" you've bn
hearing about.
Now let the dove o. peace nestl
Iowa and settle the Cummins-Shr
war.
One year ago Alton B. Parker a,
Theodore Roosevelt were seeking
same job. The latter got it and ]
now draws it's $4,000 salary. The fo
mer lost it worse than any man wi
ever sought it-and is now makiI
twice what it would have paid him.
100000. What's the answer? As
Bryan.
why is it, pa, that people speak
OF money as the dough'?"
That's easy, son; you should ha'
guessed;
Because we need 1t so!''
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18

The treasurer of the big Mutual Life Insurance con.
Germ says syndicates necessary. 1t not gen
orally supposed that they among the necessares of
life but after the testimony of such authority it may
be said of the syndicate that mo family should be
without one"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18

Chicagos city engineers have discovered that Ger
tain streets and several large buildings in the down
town district settling" consequence of rail
way tunneling For years there has been reason to
suspect that the underpnning of the city is weak
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-18

After having nominated nonentity for mayor the
San Francisco Republicans offering ito arrange a
fusion with the Democrats The only fusion that could
give promise of would be upon irreproacha
BILE Democrat, discarding the aforesaid nonentity