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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
NOTICE
Office Collector City Taxes. City Hall,
Richmond, Va, April !. 1906.
I ICE N Sc AK !.
CITY LICENSES
FOR THE YEAR 1905

have been placed In ms hands for collec-
tipn, and are due now. as follows:
i n u Mr. 8 i .5'a5$i DE hST'I STS 4fat5fIIET
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
DISPENSING WITH THE SURGEONS KNIFE

Herald dispatch has made brief mention of re-
markabe for appendicitis discovered by German
physician. In report made to government by the
American consul at Frankfort which The Herald has
just received from Washington find interesting facts
relating to the new method.
The remedy in question is solution of pure silver
1t that the German physician referred to led
to his experiments by his knowledge of the antiseptc
property Of silver in the form of lunar caustc Other
physicians have used silver solution to extent,
particularly in of suppuratve fevers.
medical journal published in Munich in describing
treated with "colango" the remedy is called,
says that within two three days after treatment
decided Improvement noticeable in incipient cases.
OF seventy-two casc1 under observation all except two
cured without any surgical operation. And here
is the pleasing concusion Every of appendicitis
if early diagnosed, be it acute and malignant
be cured with colangol without resorting the
knife"
The alarming increase in the number of of
appendicitis coming public notice within the last few
years. and the large prcenage of deaths resulting from
surgical operations thereon make this German discovery
of great public interest It reaches bev0Nd tho
line of appendicitis in fact giving promise that other
ailments which send patients to The operatnS
may be amenabe to treatment by remedies simple
collangol
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
GARNERED PLEASANTRlES

"what beautiful weather in which to
do nothing!" Oh, yes, indeed! What
pity there isn't more of 1t to dp!
Brooklyn Life.
Johnny" what, papa| Run
down to the pawnshop and ask MI.
Dinglestein what time 1t is by my
watch. ."-Cleveland Leader.
"Who gave the bride away?" Her
little brother. He stood up right in the
middle of the ceremony and yelled j.:
'Hurrah, Fanny, you've got him at
last!' '"-Chicago Record-Herald.
PA" said little Willie, who had been
reading a cigar store advertisement,
whats imported and domestic? "A
servant girl" replied pa promptly
Philadelphia Press.
Jasper-What do you suppose your
father will say when ! speak to him
Beryl (sure of him now)-He won't say
anything. He'll be speechless with JOY.
Chicago Tribune.
"Why has your husband given up
deer hunting?" He couldn't afford
it. You see, it cost him so much to
settle with the families of the guides
he shot by mistake. Washington Star
The Count-My dear sir, your daugh-
ter has a frightful temper. I can't
put up with 1t. His American Father
n-Law-You're right. If | hear any
more complaints, I'll disinherit her,
Life.
Lawyer-And what was the defend
ant doing meanwhile? Witness-He was
telling me a funny story. Lawyer-Re-
member, sir, you are under oath. Wit
ness-Well, anyway, he was telling me
a story-SomerVille Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
THESE LIVE AGENTS SELL
THE HERALD
IN THE CITY.

HOTEL VAN NUYs BROADWAY news
stand, 418 South Broadway.
HOTEL NATICI< news stand. no West
First.
HOTEL HoLLENBECK news stand.
Second and Spring.
II, f. GARDNER, 3O5 South Spring.
HOTEL. ANGELUs news stand, corner
HOTEL WEsTMINsTER news stand.
corner Fourth and Main.
HOTEL R0ssLYN. 4s7 South Main.
RAMONA BOOK COMPANY, 2o7 West
H. v: COLLINS. ess South Main.
stand, corner Seventh and Broadway.
NEW ERA HOOK COMPANY, 85l south
HOLMES 8ooK COMPANY. 441 south
HOTEL NADEAU news stand, corner
First and spring.
HOTEL VAN NUYs news stand. Fourfh
n. q. MOORE. 1922 Pasadena avenue.
FREEMAN IsCOMBE COMPANY. Six
teenth and Main.
SrR: GANsERT, corner seventh and
MIR. MARMoN, 1o4 North DAILY.
MRS. KORBELL, 1858 East First.
RANKS & GREEN, 1900 South Main.
HOLMES BOOK COMPANY, 25T sOuth
M. A, RENN, 61s East Fifth.
N. LOENNECKIcR. 25i East Fifth.
@. WETHERILL, 244S south Main,
ID, AMOS, bl4 West Seventh.
10. JOPE. 620 West Seventh.
G. sAKELARES. h1h North Main.
JACOB MORTFNSEN, 3i2 North Main.
HENRY PORATH, 023 Central avenue
A. =. RALPH, 117 Commercial.
w. l.. sHOCKLEY, 1b1 North Main.
MAX ROTH CIGAR CO., 100 south Azaig
j. II. ALLEN, lO46 East First.
LADD a STORY. 2133 East First.
Q. TATE, $500 East Fourth.
SU PHELPS, 1873 East seventh.
A. METZGER, $40 East Ninth.
Utah.
+. DEHMLoW, 25s2 West Pico.
NORFOLK STOVE Co, 20d8 West Plea
A, ELMSTEAD, 2O1O south Main.
III. sTnICKLIN, 2O53 Santa Fe avenua
II. Q. ABLE, b24 East Fifth.
A, M, DUFF, Twenty-first street and
Maple avenue.
=, *. DUKE, 2O2D Central avcnue.
DAVIS 4 sATcHELL, iO5 North Boyle
r. J. HOUSE, sOOl East Main,
,. VALDEZ, 1929 East Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
LOCAL BANKING AFFAIRS

1t is merely in keeping with metropolitan advance
that the local clearing house has undertaken to get
In touch with the standing of city banking institutions
that not connected with the clearing house associa
tion Within the last few years many banks have
been established in Los Angeles, The national banks
small percentage of the whole, numerically, and
they the only that always have available
ports of their condition 1t is important to the fnan
cia interests of the city that the condition of every bank
be known at the clearing house. and that information be
obtainable concerning it when necessary.
An important feature of the plan introduced by the
clearing house is the effort to uniform
standard of in the non-associaed banks The
national banks required to carry of not
less than 20 per cent but there is such requirement
in respect to trust companies and savings banks. While
the clearing house has authority to insist any
standard for banks outside of its jurisdiction the
suggestion is likely TO be accepted several banks al
ready having agreed to the arrangement
Los Angeles is a metropolitan city and its affairs
should be conducted in accordance with the best sys
tens in vogue In the greater American cities This
is peculiarly true in regard to the management of our
banking institutions The clearing house in every large
city is institution that the business community relies
upon largely for the safeguarding of financial affairs
1t is proper that the Los Angeles clearing house be
clothed with authority to learn whenever desirable all
that is needful to know concerning the standing of
every banking concern in the city
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

Further reports of the proposed exodus from Chicago
of large business interests caused by the deplorabe
dusrial conditions show that the movement is wide
spread. Men of large affairs in the big city take
gloomy vi Of the prospect and restless under the
continued irritation caused by labor troubles It is con-
ceded that with the constant ncement to such trouble
caused by agitation on the part of the Hears. news
papers there is prospect of stable conditions Hence
the movement already in progress and rapidly spreading
TO change to other locations.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

Within the last ten days, according to a conservative
estimate of railway ohcials at least $4,000 homeseekers
have arrived in Los Angeles The low offered for
the colonist period. closed account for a large
part of this extraordinary inflow Along with the home
seekers however, have an unusually great num-
Der Of early tourists class expected ordinarily to
any considerable extent before December In the his.
tory of the city there is parallel the coming of such
a multitude Of people taxing to the utmost
all transportation facilities And as a consequence an
increased demand for readymade homes and for lots
whereon dwellings is noticeable in all sections OF
the city
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
Thanks

For springtime. full of beauty rare,
OF emerald fields of verdure. where
Glisten the gems of blossoms sweet,
A carpet lovely meath our feet
We give Thee thanks, good Lord.
For summer, season of delight,
OF perfect day and dreamful night,
Sunshine unrivaled, glowing gold,
And pleasures varied, never old
We give Thee thanks, good Lord.
For autumn, harvest of the year.,
Burdened with fruits all garnered here,
Flushed with the hues no painter'd dare
Bespread, yet which you freely spare
We give Thee thanks, good Lord.
And now for winter; soft, and mild,
Smiling thro tears, like changeful child
Season of solace, natures rest
(Ah, but perhaps we love you bestD
We give Thee thanks, good Lord.
For all the year, in varied mood,
Each season brings it's need of good
With all the joys of each a part
On bended knee with grateful heart
We give Thee thanks, good Lord.
w. II. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
TlnseI Roses

The very newest roses are French
creations of tinsel. They are exquisite,
and for evening wear nothing more
dainty could be found. The foliage Is
of the same tints as the flowers. The
colorings. which really are tintings on
the gold or silver tinsel, are pink, Alice
blue, gray green. and so on.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

An amendment is suggested to that plan of pension
ing persons in the city departments who have served
the city certain number of years." Make the pensions
go "all around" Why specialize men who for many
years had good salaries without being subjected
rule to either great mental or physical strain?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
PLAN INTERESTING PROGRAM
Engineers and Architects Association
Promises Treat at Regular Meet
IND. November z

Engineers and architects who attend
the regular meeting of heir association,
which will be held at the Cafe Bristol
Tuesday, November 7, at 3:45 p. M, are
promised an interesting program. =
Homer Hamlin has prepared a paper
on 1.-THE Yuma Project on the Colorado
River" which he will deliver to the
association on this occasion.
]. B. Lippincott will discuss the pos
sibilities of irrigation development
along that stream at the same session.
George Wilson has '.een invited and
has consented to prepare a paper on
Engineering Possibilities in China
This paper will be ready for the meet
ing Mr. Wilson'S service in China pc
culiarly qualities him to discuss this
field for engineering work.
'I like the old songs best" "Why ?'
Because nobody sings 'em."-Clevelaud
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

The exhibition of twenty-nne distinct varieties of
apples at the Redlands board of trade grown within
few miles of that CITY, shows that Southern California
is in the apple swim. All the samples reported
fine and all at attitudes varying from $500 5000
feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

From one walnut district this city the first ship
ment for the has just eastward consists
of twenty-five carloads Other tainloads of these in
comparable nuts will follow soon and returns will come
later in the shape of hundreds thousands of dollars
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

There appears to be great variety of opinions con-
corning the claim the title of most popular sales
lady in Los Angeles. The Herald contest proves that
and the shower of ballots attess the deep interest felt
in 1t by the public.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
Back Comb Novelties

Some tops of handsome back combs,
ornamented in diamonds, show con-
nected bowknot effects; rather odd
styles have three separate ornamental
figures as a finish, while the richest
patterns are in elaborate designs of in
terlacing oYals of fancy scrolls.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

AS expression of protest against the delay in the
library matter it is said that present conditions
1t bids fair to hang fire indefinitely And So rather
than risk the indefinite hanging there is disposition to
lynch 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

The Of William Waldorf Astor obliged to pay
the 81 tax imposed upon aliens landing at New York
the elder Asor having expatrated himself years
ago. When the founder of the family landed in New York
German butcher it might have puzzled him dig
up" 50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

The Sacramento Union says 'W. r. Hearst's head
is just now SO high in the air that the always present
banana peel takes additional possibilities"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

That of hazing at Kenyon college, Ohio in which
the dead victim is supposed to have tied to rail-
way track, should be followed by sharp stoppage
hazng deviltry in every American educational instu-
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
Population Of Los Angeles POI 249

The second anniversary of the birth of the republic
OF Panama has Just been celebrated. 1t is very
rugged 2-yearold.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

According to report the European powers are pre-
pairing for Joint naval demonstration against Turkey"
A demonstration also is in preparation in America
against turkey-on Thanksgiving day
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

The first California oranges the new crop to reach
New York will be product quite appropriately of
Orange county That fruitful little county always is
credit to its name
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
FOR THoUGHTrUL MEN TO PONDER

The moral or ethical phase Of yellow journalism is
only Of secondary consequence compared with its pot
cal phase Along with contempt for social purity
contempt for law, order and all the political safeguards
of society. And this leads to defiance of social
guards and to efforts aiming to overthrow and destroy
the very foundation of our political institutions.
The evolution Of yellow journalism from the stage
of moral depravty to that Of political danger is illus
the present municipal campaign in New York
w r. Hearst until recently satisfied with the social
effects Of his policy of yellow journalism His news
papers commanded large calculations among the de-
praved elements of the cities in which they are
published This brought coin Hearst's till
and provided the financial sinews for booming his polt
cal ambition
But finding that moral derelction yielded such salts.
factory returns, Hearsts vanity led him believe that
he could attain his ambition by assuming the leadership
of all the elements Of political discomfort And hence
we now see him posing a modern MosesS promising
lead the masses to promised land In that prom
sed land he procaims by press and mouth there will
be less hard work and higher wages, rents will be
duced and perhaps ultimately abolished prices of all
commodities will be lowered and dollar will purchase
twice much as 1t does today In short the social
and political millennium will be ushered in and W. r.
Hearst will be the usher.
1t is not strange that the elements upon which this
scheme is worked should shout aloud for Hearst New
York has large element of the European class which
bids defiance to all law and social ORDER element
that to greater less extent Is found in all American
cities The most daring of that class known
archsts, whose emblem is the red ag signlfyng
luton and the upheaval of all government
The hold that w. r. Hearst has secured upon that
class in New York is in the alteration of him
displayed public meetings and in street parades.
Responding to his promises of introducing the social
millennium they treat him their great leader in the
warfare for the overthrow Of prevailing conditions.
And so these enemies of American institutions
paradng the streets of New York. described there
in the local press:
Bearing scarlet banners and other anarchistic de.
vices emblazoned, Hearst und Freiheit Hoch fur
Hearst! We want to divide everything!'"
All that is in New York, but the people of Los An.
geles cannot "ay the atering JUNCTION to their souls"
that all such danger three thousand miles away. Los
Angeles of the cities in which Hearsts yellow jour
nalism has taken root The evolution toward
anarchy that is noted in New York is in progress here
by the yellow newspaper banner and like results
ultimately be expected
Shall Los Angeles continue to serpent? Shall
it continue until the serpent appears as parade
streets bearing scarlet banners and other
archistic devices emblazoned, 'Hoch fur Hearst!'"
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Los Angeles will not vince at bond issue to
plete the sewer system at addition for needed
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

The American drug trust, with thousand members
has been organized But the business cannot be very
lucrative when the goods always "a drug on the
market"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

The state court susains the law prohibiting
the expectation of California shrmps There is neither
law nor desire, however prohibit the outgo of Cali
forna bipedal Holsters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

The holdup business in Los Angeles has reached an
audacious stage when it operate successfully in
cafe in the presence of persons soon after the
curfew- hour.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

Engineer Wallace, who was bounced from the boss
ship of the Panama canal says he favors sea-level
cut That is about the level Wallace reached when he
dropped from the job.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

At banquet in honor of his birthday the Japanese
emperor toasted the soveregns and Of the coun
tries represented at his court" He did not toast them
to crisp, of course, he recently toasted Russia
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

Now they have found 900 worth of graft in the
power house of the municipal hospital in Phade
rhia" Perhaps it from that power house that all
the machine grafters got their pull
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

President Morton of the Equitable Life concern saws.
The reduction in expenditures will be greater than
ever promised" Is Paul about to reduce his $4,000
salary?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

after all. When the police of Los An
geles attempted to arrest young man
for distributing handbills the other day
the offender rushed upstairs to roof
upon which an airship was resting and
sailed away-yes, and from his lofty
perch continued to throw out handbills.
It's simply awful to think that when
airships are common they will be thus
employed-that they will be plastered
with s."-Boston Transcript.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
November 5 i'm the Worlds History

arrived at cadz in chains when the king and
commanded him
English
parliament Catesby.
embarked
a MorTisiana NJ
II. Hewes assisted throwing
tion, German Flats,
Inkerman.
1872-Presdenta election held;
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
HERALD'S PATTERNS

Different patterns every day. Up-to-
date styles.
Special NOtice-These patterns can be
delivered by mail within three days
after the order Is received by The
Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

Mrs. c. F. Joy wants to start uni
versity to find the soul. It'll take more
than a university to discover some
mems souls.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
Pi-LineS and Pick-UpS
slans o, Rain

Signs o. Rain
The clouds o'ercast tho turquoise sky
The sun bedlms his glowing face;
The sun bedims his face;
And wave with new-found grace.
Small dust-whirls skip adown the street
Within. the lights are lit
The flowers raise their dropping heads
The birds, excited, fit.
People look up in mild surprise,
As IL 1t were not plain;
But all the signs give portent that
We're going to have rainl
That great stir-about you don't hear
Is DIR. Wash GLADDEN. getting ready to
lambaste the insurance magnates when
they make him gift of the coin they
got from the widows and orphans for
missionary purposes-when they dol
A New York firm announces a "com-
plete Life of Lawson" Must issue a
new edition every hour.
Russia's trouble seems to be constl-
tutional and almost chronic.
Palm-Don't put your trust in wo-
men.
Plum-Nope; kings or better for me!
The agricultural department has is
sued brochure on poison in plums."
Dies 1t refer to the political sort?
They do seem to be rather rotten lately.
Dewey is bowling for young men in
the navy. The Bennington, when 1t
blew up, was in charge of a mere boy.
What's the answer?
What an easy dub Hyde was
after all!
The private car line magnates refuse
to talk. They claim it is their "pri-
vate" business--same as insurance is
mutual" perhaps.
How'd you like to be a Hebrew in
Russia, right now?
Peculiar, isn't 1t? The only way to
keep a womans love is to return It'll
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

SSH! Don't speak above whisper
But, what nice long rest we've hat
from that library row!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

Los Angeles will not vince at a bond issue to
pete the system nor at addition for needed
steel bridges All such improvements worth much
the city than their cost fact which the level
headed people of this city clearly understand.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
Hint for Sea Bathers

Some of the ladies displayed some
nobby fishing suits up the creek Sum
day. They were white, after the style
of the lawn tennis suit, with ruffles
around the ankles and fiummery
around the neck.--Union (Ore.) Repub-
lican.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
Hiah Class Advertising

Peculiar, isn't It? The only way t
keep a woman's love is to return 1t!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

Singular, but the shade cast by the
pepper tree is very cool.
Boston has discovered graft in its
famous fenway. That place always did
have q bad odor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

Clerk Gin department store)-Man just
dropped dead!
Floorwalker - Undertaker's depart
ment in basement, stairs third aisle
to left!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

How'd you like to be a Hebrew in
Russia, right now?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

The private car line magnates refuse
to talk. They claim it is their 'pri-
vate" business-same as insurance is
mutual" perhaps.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

Rose gold is employed in new models
in wide bracelets handsomely chased
and set with gems. Gold braid is SIM
ulated in half-inch bands, with the
bracelet catch under a rosette formed
of the braid, and many other novel
styles are shown.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-08

is the present athletic and gymnastic instructor in the Cheshire academy He has had charge of the work in the state normal school at Lock Haven. Pa, and has also been the supervisor of physical training at Edinboro, Pa, in the public schools.
 Miss Ella Vosburg. who has been spending the past month visiting rel atives in Brewsters, x. Y, has returned to her home on Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Hetty Johnson arrived in Clin- ton from Washington Tuesday even- ing, and is the guest of her daughter Mrs. William Stafford. Friends of Mrs. L. A. Kimberly will be sorry to hear that she is very i'll at her home, TIP George street. Mrs Kimberly is under the care of Dr. N. R Hotchkiss.
 Miss Wiggins has returned to heI home in Lyme, Conn.,, after visit oi several weeks with her sister, Mrs i Dram.