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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27
GEN. cHAErEE,S SUPERSTITION"

The pleasing announcement made in yesterdays
Herald, in telegram from Kansas City, that Lieu
tenant General Adna Chaffee, Of the United States
army, is en- route Los Angeles, with Mrs Chaffee
TO seek out permanent home when he shall have
tired early spring. Los Angeles will surely well
Gen. Chaffee. He is real hero--a real soldier
He has his country with and distinction
and is entitled retire, he WILL with the highest
honors the government bestow upon him.
But the General says in interview. that he doesn't
intend to build home in this city, Of the
saying "1f old builds home he will never
live In It." He may buy his home ready y-bullt
The general should be reminded that all supersti-
tions and all sayings fail in Los Angeles-probaby
because Of the long periods of dry weather He is
sired that he safely defy the witches when he
here Hundreds Of old men have built mansions
in this city and living in them-hsppy conented
and peaceful.
still, II he insists upon the superstition, there are
Of duieting the ghost He walk backward
under a ladder, or nail horseshoe the door,
broom and a sack OF salt first into his
house. This ought to kill all Of the Say
ing" II nothing else will
Seriously however, the adage doesn't apply to Gen.
Chaee 1t distinctly says "An old man." and the gen.
eral is hardly in that class is old he
feels and IL Gen. Chaffee doesn't feel young and
sklttish colt when he gets to Los Angeles 1t will
be because he is immune
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Several months since A. j. Plllsbury
secretary Of the state board Of exam
liners, was deputed by Governor Pardee
to visit the correctional and eleemosy-
nary Institutions in the eastern states
with the object of gaining information
which would prove Of value In the con-
duct Of similar institutions i'm Cali.
fornia. In a recent letter from New
York Mr.. Plllsbury gives an account Of
his visit TO the great protectory al
Westchester which will prove of interest
to the readers of The Herald. The let
ter follows:
NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-I am begin.
ming to be of the opinion that success
does not so much depend upon the way
thing is sought to be done as upon
who undertakes to do It. The trend Is
now all away from the congregate plan
of taking care of dependent and de-
linquent children, and yet, up on the
Hudson, in the outskirts of the city OF
New York. I found an Institution, the
Westchester protectory, caring sue
cessfully for 1921 children who had been
doing bad things or who had no proper
guardianship. which generally amounts
to the same thing. Most of these chit
dren came from the streets of New
York and toward the support of each
Of these the city grants $104 per year.
What a wonderful plant 1t is, too!
There were acres and acres OF beds ir
the great dormitories or if not actual
acres there were at least hundreds tc
the room, but they were all tidy and
the air in the rooms smelled whole
some.
Everybody Busy
There is something doing every walk
ing minute at this great school. 1t is
not trade school, but there is plenty
of manual and industrial training for
all the children. All except the
youngest classes are given two hours
in the great, factory-Iike shops, then
two hours i'm school, two hours more In
shop and two hours more in school
with plenty of play time sandwiched IL
in proper places, so that neither school
work nor industrial training has a
chance to grow wearisome. BY keeping
the boys OH the qui Vive that restless
ness which characterizes the boy of the
streets of New York does not have OPP
portunity to accumulate for an ex-
plosion at some opportunity unfavor-
able for discipline.
OF course this is the congregate sys-
tenn. pure and simple. There is little
of separation of the sheep from the
goats, and all are made to move from
place to place with machine-like pre-
clsion. All things would seem to be
made to order FOR turning out instltu-
tional children-those poor automatons
who possess about as much individual
ity as so many cogs in wheel--but the
saving grace comes to their rescue III
the form of a short term. Most of them
go out within the year in which they
came.
Taught to Obey
Now it happens that a little institu-
tionalization is what these youngsters
particularly need. They have been
turned loose like so many sparrows in
the streets of New York without any
idea Of authority or of orderly living
Here they are taught to obey. There
are no ifs nor ands about that. They
are treated with kindness but with a
Grmness that soon teaches them that
! there is such a thing as law and such
a thing as order. This Information, to-
gether with teaching them how to dc
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27
BREAKS HIS SISTERS GULL
Boy Trying New Remedy Seriously
Injuries the GiVer of the
Prescription
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Pressing his
hands to his chest Max Epstein,
twelve years old of No. 294 Georgia
avenue. Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon
was trying to stop the pain in his
side while he was painting for breath,
due to overexertion.
IT know what will stop the pain,
said Rosie, his ten-year-old sister IF
you pick up a stone, close your eyes
and throw it over your head, the pain
will be gone in a minute"
Max did. The missile struck Rosie
on the head, telling her to the street.
DR.. Whitton of the Bradford street
hospital said Roses skull had been
badly fractured, and he removed her
to the Kings county hospital. The girl
NAV not recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27
HEADS OF PRESIDENTS
Remarkable Results OF Comparisons
Made by a Washington
Halter

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The Wash
ington halter who for half a century
has been making diagrams of the heaas
of presidents, statesmen and other
great personages, supplies the follow
ing compa rison of the heads of Presl-
dent Roosevelt and some of his prede-
cessors in the White House
President Lincoln had small head'
unusually well shaped, being almost 9
rerfect oval and comparatively free
from humps. The general character OF
the contour pointed to fi.N sntts, eau
tion and the domestic virtues.
President Johnson'S head was much
larger and more irregular, with big
bump of concentration and a tenden-
CIV toward narroWness and 1ll1perallty
President Grants head was large,
but so regular that when the repro
duction is folded 50 as to bring :, tnt nnt
back upon the front the lines almost
coincide. His head was wide across
the front, showing special genius for
construction and generalsh1p.
President Garfield's head was very
large, with a prominence in the left oil
his forehead, indicating keen wit and
an idealistic strain
President Arthur had the smallest
head of all the presidents within the
formed, and in shape much like that
Of General Grant.
President Harrison's head was large,
and in shape and size much like Pres
ident Cleveland's. 1t had the wide
forehead characteristic of all the pres
idents, which indicates a gift for lead
ership and more or less humor.
President Cleveland's hatband is gen.
orally supposed to be very large, but
in reality it is no larger than was Har-
rison's, and is so much like it In 9TH
er respects that they could easily have
worn the same hat.
On the other hand, President Nc
Klnley's head was very small, being
almost twice as long as 1t was wide,
with his bump Of cautiousness enlarged
almost abnormally.
President Roosevelt's head is very
wide for it's length, and is particularly
broad across the back. showing, ac-
cording to the phrenologists, an incli-
nation to dependency and an absence
of the power to initiate. There is a
big bump for his conscience.
-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27
SEEKS GRACE AT 1o2
Aged Mssourian Baptized and Re.
ceived Into the Baptist
Church
Special to The Herald.

POPLIN, Mo, Nov. 26.-At the ripe
old age of 102 years, Thomas e. Sauls
of Webb City has been converted to the
Christian faith. He was baptized and
received into the Baptist church at that
place. large crowd gathered to see
the ceremony Speaking of his conver-
sion, Mr.. Sauls said:
Il have desired baptism for twenty
years and would sometimes feel that I
must live differently and would for II
time; but never stuck to 1t and would
backslide. 1 never was converted.
though, until few days ago My
belief Is that Of an old hardshell Bap-
tist"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27
A PIGsKIN CAM Eo
the turf in fiendlsh glee,

Upon the turf in fiendish glee,
AS II they'd kick their toes off,
They gouge and. not lnfrequently,
An eye out or "A nose off.
And as they scramble, scoot or scud
All mangled, banged and battered,
Ana fly in savage cohorts, mud
Embroidered and bespattered.
We from their rough and tumble whiz
While one another gOring.
Learn why the wayback college is
More scored against than scoring.
-Pupk
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The final ratification of the treaty which ended the
Russo took place yesterday. The drawing
of treaty between the and his rebeous people
is the next in order The good offices the
president Nicks disposal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

DR.. Trueworthy intmates that the money a mag
nifcent library building easily be if site
be had. 1t would certainly that a site ought
Forthcoming. The library will be a homeless
outcast and home for it is sadly needed
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Senator j. r. Burton of Kansas convicted
every count against him. The punishment carries
with it ipso facto disbarment from holding office
under the United States again. Those who know
ton recognize in this the very white
his soul. for by It Burton's occupation is gone.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The city will meet no trouble from the federal gov
ernment in it's Owens river plans II is announced. 1t
never feared any danger there The only opposition
likely is from knockers in Los Angeles, and these are
pitfully few that they don't count.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The district attorneys office warns the public against
pretended real estate dealer who makes speciality of
swindling people by the exchange mythical property
in the east for real estate in this city II seems
strange that any in Los Angeles would listen
10 such a proposition to buy d pig in a poke"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Again the auto claims victim from socetys inner
circle. After while proletarat will recognize in
the vicious auto its best leveler.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

st. Louis who stopped cigarettes suddenly
died ST. Louis should take warming and taper off
on their bad habits; they firmly fixed that a sud
den cessation is too overwhelmingly good to last
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The three big insurance companies in New York
want only women clerks quite evidently they expect
after the Investigations to have no secrets
they want kept Or have they found that men talk
more freely than do
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Margaret Williamson must serve 20 years in prison
for shooting man. She is a woman. hence the light
ness of the sentence. Men hate to hang a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Eastern colleges combining to eliminate football
The professors fear they won't have If
slaughter isn't checked pretty
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The Polytechnic high school pupils cooking their
own luncheons. getting fat and saving money Let us
hope the menu consists of than pickles fudge
and that the cooking lessons won't forgotten on the
wedding day.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Missouri train robbers held up a crowded car re-
ieved the men of all their valuabes released the
women, unharmed. Even in the days James boys
Missouri bandit were noted for their galantry the
trait stiIl sticks
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

More delay the garbage incnerator. What a good
thing for the contractor ad interim Also how
that the delay in cool weather But why any
delay anyhow?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Lawson he has proxies enough to control two
of the big insurance companies. The question is
ever, will that help matters any?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The symposium OF Thanksgiving sermons printed in
The Herald yesterday a remarkable collection of
sentiments from sorts Of beliefs creeds and
cults Yet only one thought dominant through all
of them; The obligation of man to be grateful to
Divine Creator in whatever guise He be worshiped In
all essentials after all religions seem to basieally
ana the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

It's pretty hard luck for Angeles speed maniac
Immune at home, to be arrested in San Diego. Incl
dentay, however If San Diego speeders
why can't Los Angeles?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The Rev. Dr. s. A, Northrop who will likely come here
to the First Baptist church. saving grace of
humor once humor would not have been considered
a saving grace, but the parsons now recognize
that Gods love saves sinners than does hell fire.
and that honey catches flies than does vinegar"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Los Angeles raised $4,000 for the relief of
Russian Jews and holds the record in proportion
size for generosity Los that freely ye
have received freely give has especial application here
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

man who plays the flute, says a London authority
not kiss else he loses the lip necessary for his
work. We always thought there was some punishment
f for the flute playing crime.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Because Los Angeles plans the largest cemetery on
earth is no sign it is full of dead Los Angeles
accustomed to doing big things by habit, builds
big" even in cemeteries
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Kansas City boasts an umbrella which he
has retained in his possession since 1863 He
kept it chained down and locked in safety deposit
vault.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The biography of the late Lord Randolph Churchill
sells for 100000 down and royalties 1t isn't every
who lives that his life is worth
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The mayor is against the women who are against
the small factory He holds that small factories grow
into big ones, and that the city Who put the
mayor wise, and kept him sane?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

meeting Of university presidents is to be calle
to take action against the deadly game Of football.
It bad that?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27
Population of Los Angeles 2OI.249

The sultan is called upon to make the most
bluff of his entire
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

This city will spend 100000 for Thanksgiving di
ners. The dismemberment of Turkey is near at hant
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Only the character Of the big store advertisements
convince the that Christmas is less than
month away.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

N.Y. but it's cruel to demonstrate against Turkey
Just at this Thanksgiving season!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27
Pi-LineS and Pick-UpS
One He Escaped

One He Escaped
They've called him many naughty name
this McCurdy insurance man,
They've cut his pay and said he's say
and built on the CRATER plan;
He used to be thought a financier but
now we only derlde,
But no one has called a cigar after him,
and he ought to be satisfied
For men with fame either good or bad,
have many a thing to bear;
Burdens Of fate and cares of state, SO
many it's hardly fair;
McCurdy, too, has his many woes, but
the fates are on his side
No one has called a cigar after him,
and no ought to be satisfied
That demand from the east for cheap
hides doesn't refer to James Hazen; his
sort of Hyde are below par already.
shonts is buying Bibles and playing
cards for his Panama clerks amuse-
ment. Playing both ends against the
middle, that is.
Funny how defiant Turkey is just at
Thanksgiving timel
Mrs. Oranse--I don't see why women
can't vote, as well as men.
Mrs. Lemon-They couldn't vote
worse m some men!
The presidents message will contain
10000 words. The proofreaders Will
peruse it; they must
It's a funny man who is worth SlOO,-
900 year to an insurance company
and yet isn't fit for ambassador to
France.
Pleased the Coats
A very realistic reminder of the near
approach of winter was felt at this
place Tuesday and Wednesday, when
cold wind made heavy coats feel good
Lowry (Mo.) Independent.
New York Republicans are to reor-
ganlze. Enough left for that?
Why should that Detroit man put 2
fence around his statue of the devil
end charge 10 cents to see it, when
every man can raise the devil for him
self at any time?
Palm-I see a man Is writing about
what college girls eat.
Plum-Oh, fudge!
A school to teach dueling has been
founded in France. A man was hurt
in a personal encounter recently and
the decadence of the art has become so
noticeable that something had TO be
done to prevent bloodshed.
Nansen, as minister from Norway to
England, certainly will have a snugger
berth than when he went unoff1cially
to the north pole.
Turkey, threatened by the powers,
should appeal to the Audubon society
for protection.
One of ,Alexieff's prophecies is COM
ing true; the Russian fleet has sailed
into Yokohama. But Togo was in COM
mand; that's the difference.
New Jersey is free from debt and has
100000 in its treasury. And it is only
across the river from Philadelphia!
What an oversight!
Peach-why have you given up
smoking?
Prune-Christmas is near and I must
head off my wife's usual gift.
When will Chicago declare that SYM
pathy strike with Russia?
EX- Minister WI has become dumb.
Now he's training his fingers to irdite
his one English word: "Why?"
Not From Her
Yes, our engagements broken off,
Last words are said; I've set her free.
To some good man she'll be wife,
But-Not to me!
1t came because / stole a kiss
Just one! 1 took it on the sly;
I couldn't help it! She rebelled-
And so-Good-by!
"a fiancee should not object
To one small kiss" So you infer;
But then, the "one small kiss" l took
Was-Not from her!
w II
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The Humane society seeks to stop the of tobacco
by the children. The movement is sane, possible and
productive of excellent
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Rockefeller regrets the cheese he didn't eat Consd
ering his lack of digestive ability perhaps he'd
more IL he had eaten more
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

IT'S the leading society paper in the
town?" "Oh. distnctly 1t gets much
the highest rates for leaving things
out Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

New York Republicans are to reor-
ganlze. Enough left for that?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Why should that Detroit man put 2
fence around his statue of the devil
end charge 10 cents to see it, when
every man can raise the devil for him
self at any time?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Palm-I see q man is writing about
what college girls eat.
Plum-Oh, fudge
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

A school to teach dueling has been
founded in France. A man was hurt
in a personal encounter recently and
the decadence of the art has become so
noticeable that something had TO be
done to prevent bloodshed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Peach-Why have you given UP
smoking?
Prune-Christmas is near and must
head off my wife's usual gift.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

When will Chicago declare that SYM
pathy strike with Russia?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

EX-Minister WI has become dumb
Now he's training his fingers to irdite
his one English word: "Why?"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Turkey, threatened by the powers,
should appeal to the Audubon society
for protection.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27
Pleased the Coats

A very realistic reminder of the near
approach of winter was felt at this
place Tuesday and Wednesday, when
cold wind made heavy coats feel good
Lowry (Mo.) Independent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Nansen, as minister from Norway to
England, certainly will have snugger
berth than when he went unoff1cially
to the north pole.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

The presidents message will contain
10000 words. The proofreaders Will
peruse it.: they must
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

It's funny man who is worth $780,
900 year to an insurance company
and yet isn't fit for ambassador to
France.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

One of Alexieffs prophecies is COM
ing true; the Russian fleet has sailed
into Yokohama. But Togo was in COM
mand; that's the difference.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

That demand from the east for cheap
hides doesn't refer to James Hazen; his
sort of Hyde are below par already.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Mrs. Orange--I don't see why women
can't vote, as well as men.
Mrs Lemon-They couldn't vote
worse m some menl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

New Jersey is free from debt and has
100000 in its treasury. And it is only
across the river from Philadelphia!
What an oversight!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

shonts is buying Bibles and playing
cards for his Panama clerks amuse-
ment. Playing both ends against the
middle. that is.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-27

Funny how defiant Turkey is just at
Thanksgiving time!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-30

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