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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04
NOMINAL OPPOSITION
 IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

campaign in South Carolina closed in September with the second democratic primary, at which Martin F. Ansell was nominated for governor, and a full state ticket was named which will be elected
 Democratic nominees for Congress will all be elected Nominal opposition ap- pears in two districts only, Joseph F. Johnstone, democrat Fourth district, is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04
DEMOCRATS WILL MAKE
 GAINS IN WASHINGTON.

Seattle. Wash, November 3.-The Wash ington state campaign practically closed tonight Republicans claim that they will elect their entire ticket. including the legislature, although it is probable the democrats will have more strength in the next legislature than the last when their joint vote was nine. The election Of Humphrey, Jones and Cushman to Con gress, all republicans, is conceded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04

party, organized with the purpose of wrestling control fro mthe Mormons, is eX- ertng every effort to gain control of the county government
 The Americans are now in control in Salt Lake City. Under the leadership of Senator Shoot the republicans are using every means to bring Mormon democrats to the support of the republican candi- dates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04

If you didn't fix for winter yesterday, don't miss it tomor- row. Fresh styles and fresh in value here is the saving. news. MARLEY & BAUMAN,
 1924 First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04
The Many Phases of Catarrh.

Catarrh may appear In the house. hould in the form of slight cold or cough, an attack of la grippe. or even hay fever
 Peruna meets these invasons squarely and repulses the enemy before it gains a foothold.
 Therefore, Peruna is household remedy. Used at the correct time it often obviates the necessity of contin- ued factoring.
 Perhaps in no other way can the wisdom of economy and foresight be so forcibly expressed as in keeping on hand a bottle of Peruna to protect the various members of the family against the encroachments Of ca tarrh
 We have on file thousands of tes- timonials from heads of families, To- cated north and south, east and west
 These letters praise Peruna for it's efficient protection of the family against catarrh.
 Mother and Children Depend on
 Pe-ru-na.
 Mrs J. F. O'Connor 46O S. Califor- nia Ave, Chicago, H., First Soprano, Areal Singing Society. writes:
 For a number of years 1 had suf- fered from catarrh of the head, and while some of the remedies helped me a little while taking them, they did not cure me permanently. My child was also sensitive to the cold and every little draught gave her
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04
MORMONlSM IS ISSUE
 IN UTAH CAMPAIGN.

Salt Lake City November S.-Gn the closing days of the campaign in Utah, in- terest centers in the probable result in Salt Lake county, where the American
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04
DEMOCRATS HAVE HOPE
 OF NEW JERSEY RESULT.

Trenton, N. J.. November 3-rhe state campaign practically concluded tonight has been of unusual interest the fac tonal fight between the republican organ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04

opposed by David E. Gist, republican; A. Frank Lever. Seventh district, is opposed by A. D. Dantzler, coiored J. Lee Chand. Ter, socialist candidate for governor, Will get a few votes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04
HUGHES AND HEARST FINISH
 IN A BLAZE OF ENTHUSIASM
tCoNTINUED FROM PAGE ID


 ed the campaign for governor of Minne- sota.
 Democratic Chairman Frank A. Day, managing Governor John A. Johnston g campaign for reelection, says:
 we can't close. It will be a landslide, while Dr. A. E. Cole, who is looking after the interests of his brother, A. L. Cole, the republican nominee, expressed satisfaction, adding, the reports to date are vary gratifylng. e Of the Minnesota representa tinn in Con. gress, which is now solidly republican Congressman c. R DAVIS, A. J. Volstead Jatvor steenerscsnd J. Adam Bede, vii surely be r'< hey having no op sorH as,.1,-" $ Ns.F,ozu7
 OF VICt-s.9 FIN NEBRASKA.
 Lincoln, Neb., November 3-Tonight saw
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04

ization and the "Colbyites" giving the democrats the hope of making the issue doubtful
 United States Senator John r. Dryden has made strenuous fight for repub- llcan legislature. The republican man agers express confidence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-16
Children's School Stockings

Mothers of school girls and boys always interested
in knowing where to buy the best stockings modest
prices No hereabouts shows the number of different
weights in 25c and 35c 3 for $ stockings that we do
In 25 hose also carry several excellent grades
To be sure we've the expensive ones, too finest
isles and fancy silk stockings of highest quality.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-16
BUSINESS STREETS
WILL Be DRAINED
NO MORE STORM WATER
DOWNTOWN
beard Of Public Works Prepares Plans
for Sewers and Council Orders
Work Done to Relieve
Bad Conditions

In order to care for the great guam
tity Of water that frequently floods the
downtown streets in the heavy winter
rains the board of public works has
prepared plans for number Of storm
sewers.
, These plans were yesterday presented
to the council and adopted by that body
This means that as soon as the pipes
can be LAID there viii be no more
wading through water ON the principa
streets, ankle deep, and is an improve
ment that will be hailed with delight
by all the business men and their Gus
tcmers.
The storm drains which viii be con-
structed are as follows:
/. The construction of four catch
basins, the reconstruction of one catch
basin. together with the necessary
drain pipes connected with the Sunset
park storm sever at the intersection of
Occidental boulevard and Hoover street,
IN accordance with plans, specifications
and profile in the department Of public
works ia the bureau Of the city en-
gineer.
2. The construction of a storm sewer
on Spring street, from Sixth street to
Third street, in accordance with plans,
specifications and profile on file in the
l department of public works in the
bureau OF the city engineer.
g. The construction of a storm sewer
on Broadway, from Sixth street to
Third street, in accordance with plans,
specifications and profile on file in the
department of public works in the
bureau of the city engineer.
/, 4. The construction OF a storm sewer
on Olive street, from Sixth street to
Fourth street; on Fouth street, from
Olive street to Grand avenue; on Grand
avenue, from Fourth street to Third
street. and on Fifth street, from Olive
street to Grand avenue, in accordance
with plans, specifications and profile
/, on file in the Office Of the department of
public works in the bureau of the city
engineer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-16
MOTORMANCHASEO
BY PASSENGERS
IS BLAMED FOR COLLIDING
WITH WAGON
Driver of Oil Tank Thrown from
Vehicle and sustans Deep Lacer-
atIons Of Scalp and concus-
sion of Brain

An oil wagon, driven by Patrick Con-
don. 917 East Twelfth street, was yes
terday struck by Moneta avenue car
at Forty-first street and Moneta ave-
nue., and Condon hurled to the pave
ment. After being taken to the Pacific
Electric depot hospital Condor was
later removed to the receiving hospital,
where police surgeons said his injuries
consisted Of two deep lacerations Of the
scalp and concussion Of the brain.
Witnesses Of the accident among the
passengers say that the fault for the
collision was the motorman's. They
claim that he rounded the curve al
Forty-irst and Moneta at full speed
and was engaged i'm converse tion with q
friend.
Passengers on the car say that the
motorman ran from his post after the
accident and was chased by a number
Of persons, who finally returned with,
out catching him. The car was then run
into the Pacific Electric station, they
say, by, the conductor.
The rear horses hitched to the oil
wagon were so mutilated by the car that
It. was was found necessary to shoot
them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-16
HOLD MOST SOLEMN SERVICE
Requiem Mass Celebrated for the
Late Educator at ST.
Vincent's -,

The first of the solemn services OF
the funeral of Rev. d. 3. Healy, C. NJ,
the beloved professor of st. Vincent's Is
college, were held yesterday morning,
when a solemn requiem mass was cele-
brated by Rev p. H. Mcdonald, c. M,
assisted by Revs Gorrell and Allen
bach.
Last evening the body was solemnly
received at the church, where it re-
manned during the night. At o'clock
solemn vespers Of the dead were cele-
brated by Very Rev. j. S. Glass. c. NJ,
assisted by Revs. I. Lilley, c. NJ, and
S. O'Donovan.
Beginning at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing requiem masses will be celebrated
at the main altar until o'clock by
Revs. George, neyine, Gorreil Allen
bach, Hurley and Gueroyitch and DIR.
]. S. Glass.
At $50 O'Clock Bishop Conaty will
celebrate pontifcal requiem mass, at
which Rev. James A. Reardon will
preach the sermon.
The interment will be in the priests
plot In new Calvary cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-16

Everything you want you VIII ind In
the classified paRe--a modern encycl0-
pedia- One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-16
Chamber of Commerce Members JOyfully Greet
Returning, Secretary, Who Brings Glowing
Story of Excellent Effect OF Los Angeles
Exhibit at Atlantic City

conclusively that the field is still com.
paratively unwoTked. 1t will be many
years Before the supply will be over
done, if ever There is great excite
ment over California lemons, for they
excel in size and quality. There is
also a growing demand for olive oil
and ripe olives.
Nearly all the commercial organiza-
tions within 1000 miles of the exhibit
sent Representatives to take note, who
thought it was one of the greatest ad-
vertising schemes in the United States
Many of these people will try to imi-
tate the exhibit so far as their facili-
ties Will permit. But they can never
come up to our exhibit.
Crowds Of Tourists Coming
81 found no people talking about
Cuba as resort. 1t was stated by
prejudiced people when went to At
lantic City, that 1 was trying to head
off the Cuban tourist excitement, which
was raging at that time. This was
not the case. A very few people talk
of Florida but the greater number
by far are enthused regarding the
advantages OF Southern California and
especially Los Angeles. And there will
be a great influx of people to this city.
and in comparison to other cities
have seen, 1t seems that Los Angeles
is now pretty we'll filled up but the
appearances everywhere, and yet of
course there is always room for more.
And they will always be coming as
long as there is an opening for them.
Regarding the San Francisco dis
aster many people were misinformed.
They were soon set Alright The drift
of thought was the rebuilding of San
Francisco and the prosperity of Los
Angeles and surrounding country. And
by the way, many wealthy people of
Atlantic City are planning for large
investments in the beach towns, with
Los Angeles as their inland center for
homes. This movement Is created by
the prosperity of Atlantic city and
beach towns.
I'VE left Atlantic city exhibit in
competent hands, who had charge of
the Portland exhibit. The exhibit will
continue until next January and longer
if possible.
with reference to the jamestown
exhibit, 1 am waiting for information
from that place before taking definite
action. The exhibit should be held,
and it probably will be successful"
Regarding some of the recent i'm
provements inaugurated by The
Herald, Mr.. Virgins said:
II heartily congratulate The Herald
for being the means of esta blishing
the owl car system and the various
other actions during my absence from
Los Angeles"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-16
COLLEGE EDUCATION
FOR SMALL PRICE
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION TO OPEN
AT "PoLY"
Students VIII Receive Credits Same
as for Regular High School Work.
Russian Literature to Be First
Subject Considered in Lectures

In addition to Offering the young peo-
ple Of Los Angeles and vicinity a free
high school course at night it is pro-
posed to bring the best of the various
college courses to this city, and, for a
low price, place them within the reach
of all. The university extension de-
partment of the University Of Califor-
MIA, an organization embracing the
leading educators of California, has
made great plans for the coming winter,
engaging the best talent to be had
Beginning October 20, Frederick Nor
timer Clapp, lecturer on literature
and Yale graduate, will begin a series
OF lectures at Polytechnic high school
on 1.-THE Prose Literature of Russia. in
Novel and Short Story" If a sufficient
number of students signify Willingness
to go more deeply into the subject. a
class will be formed to work under the
direction of Mr.. Clapp. All who pass
the regular examination will be credited
with two units in the state university.
A library of reference books will be
sent to, Los Angeles by the University
Extension, society and will be deposited
at Polytechnic high school for the use
of any one attending the course.
Following is list of the lectures:
October 29-"Russia Geographical
and chronological Data; A Brief Out
line 0f5Izussian History up to the Nine
teenth Century
November 12-"social, Economic and
Religious Conditions"
November 26-"Types; Education,
BUSINESS, Censorship, Place of Liera-
ture in National Development"
December 1O-"Pushkin and Lermon-
tov; Lives and Prose Works; Byronic
Romanticisms"
january 14-"Gogel; Life and Works;
the Advent Of Realism in its Larger
Aspects"
January 2S-"Turgnev; Life, Educa-
ton, Character Early Work, "A Sports
mans Sketches
February 11-"Turgnev; Early Novels
and Short Stories"
February 18-"Turgnev; Later Novels;
Masterpieces Of Short Story Writing"
February 25-"Gon charov; New Type
Creatnd in 'ObIomov'; Oblomevdom.
Dostoyevskiy; the Lower Glasses; the
More escerrlble Realities; Caricature;
Exagg6ration; Psychology"
March 11-"Tolstoy; the Larger
Aspects of His Life and Work"
March 25-"Tolstoy; the Greater
Novels and Short Stories
April 1-"Korolenlxo; Chekkov: Cor
ky; Life of the Lower Classes Modern
Realities"
Season tlckets Tor the course, costing
S2, are on sale at the office Of the secre-
tary Of the Los Angeles xtension
center, Joseph P. Loeb, at 432 Wilcox
building. Special rates Of 81 Will be
made TO students attending any institu-
ton OF learning, provided their appli-
cations are indorsed by the head Of
their school The admission for single
lectures will be 25 cents. With classes
of high school students coming every
night In the week and others att ending
the lectures Monday nights, Poly" win
become as busy place by night as 1t
now is by day.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-16
WILL PAY HALF
BROADWAY LIGHTS
COUNCIL ASSUMES EXPENSE
OF $4,000
Mayor Expected to Veto Ordnance
When Presented to Him for
Signature-Main Street
Is Next

The city will pay half the cost OF
lighting Broadway from Temple to
Main street during the coming year.
The council yesterday took from the
committee of the whole the assess
ment district roll that the board of pub
lie works mas arranged to pay for
the lighting and the recommendation,
from the same source, that the city
pay half, and adopted it.
The board has estimated that the
total cost of the Broadway lights for
the next year will be $S624.4S OF this
amount the city will pay $4312.24 and
other half.
Mayor McAleer does not approve
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-16
SMALL THEFT
MAY MEAN JAIL
MAN CAUGHT SELLING PAIR OF
TROUSERS
Prisoner Is Said to Have Police
Record, and If Convicted
Sentence s Expected
to Be Severe

The theft of pair of trousers, worth
possibly $5, will, according to the po-
lice, mean term in prison for John
Andrews, alleged to be the thief. An
drews is said to have stolen a pair
of trousers from the clothing store of
j. Wolfe at 108 North Main street,
about o'clock last night
A few hours later he was caught In
the act of selling the trousers at Rap
paport Bros secondhand store al
1lO South Los Angeles street. A clerk
in the store Of ]. Wolfe was sent out
to try and find the trousers and as
he entered the place Of Rappaport
Bros. he saw Andrews accept Sl2'
for the stolen garment.
Andrews recognized the clerk and
ran out Of the store south on Los An
geles street to Second street. There
he ran into the arms Of Patrolman
Humphrey, who had just stepped from
a car. Andrews made vigorous fight
and it was necessary Tor the orficer TO
handcuff his prisoner.
When Andrews was taken 10 the
police station II was discovered that
he had been convicted of petty larceny
on two prior occasions, the first time
on June when he was sentenced to
serve sixty. days and also on August
le when he was given a fifty-day SEN
tence. The third petty larceny offense
Is punishable by imprisonment In the
penitentiary and 1t Is believed by the
nolice that andrews Will be given a
long sentence.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-16

the city's paying any part of the ol-
namental lighting system. He has
steadily opposed every effort to in
stall the systems by his veto and it
is expected he Will veto the ordinance
when it is presented to him.
Overstep Agreement
The agreement with the property
owners, when the ornamental system
was first put in, was that the. city
would pay the entire cost Of lighting
for one year, and that the property
owners were to pay the entire cost
the following year. The systems were
put in at the expense of the property
owners.
The council has already agreed to
pay half the cost of the ornamental
lighting of Spring street and the or
dinance for this purpose is now before
the mayor for his signature. Nc
Aleer, however, has let it be known,
without saying SO in SO many words,
that he will not approve the ordi-
nance. He holds that the property
owners should stick to the terms of
their agreement with the city.
AS Broadway and Spring have re-
eeived the consideration of the coun-
ell 1t is expected that the Main street
lighting will be done under the same
agreement. The Main street system,
however, has about six months longer
to run before the first years contract
expires.