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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-03
CHOSEN
BY DEMOCRATS
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Houghton had been, was nominated
over Wilkes White by majority of Is
votes.
Martin Betkouski lost out in the
Seventh ward convention by a vote OF
81 to 81 in favor of Henry Kearney.
Otto Quandt defeated N. p. Collette
for the nomination in the Eighth ward,
Councilman Healy's name was not pre-
sented.
M. 7. Collins name was the only one
considered by the Ninth ward conven-
ton.
The various nominations were ap-
proved by the general convention which
adjourned after passing a vote of
thanks to the chairman and secretary.
Afterward the new city COMMITTEES
elected as chairman DIR. e. w. Edel-
man in place of Capt. George M. Cake,
who d daclined a denomination.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-03
WANT HOME FOR ANIMALS
Women Work and Dance for Funds
to Found a Hos
nifaI

Enter the golden age for animals of
Angeles. local Society for the Pre-
vention. of Cruelty to Animals has sent
to Philadelphia for 1915 ambulance
and derrick for removing sick and dis
abled horses from the streets and ex-
poets to found home for four-footed
beasts. The ambulance is now on its
way, but there is still almost $4OO due
on it.
One philanthropic woman has agreed
to give $1,000 If the society will raise
$4,000 to build home for animals. With
this in view the members will give am
entertainment and dance at Kramer's
to raise the necessary amount The
affair will be held Saturday night and
is only the first of series which are
being planned to raise money for the
care Of four-footed animals.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-03
N0N-PARTISANS ASK AID
TO WATCH REPEATERS

The election day committee of the
non-partisan county organization has
issued an address, asking friends of the
non-partisan movement to offer their
services at the polls to prevent cleo
tion frauds and asking that all who
can give their time next Tuesday to
send their names to the non-partisan
headquarters, 424 Merchants Trust
building.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-03

M. Giffen, William L. Brown, Dell A.
Schweitzer and others.
East Hollywood, Hoegee's hall
Speakers: Theodore w. Brotherton,
Lamar Harris and others.
San Pedro, Fifth and Deacon streets
Speakers: Ben e. Ward, w. r. Burke
and others.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-03
Cottages Near Completion

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.-There
will be more than 5000 cottages and AGO
two-room dwellings ready for the use
of refugees by December 1, according to
a report made by Thomas Magee of the
building department of the relief COR
poration to the executive board OF that
organization at a meeting held today
This will house 10000 people in addi-
tion to those sent to Ingleside and those
to be kept In the home for the aged
and infirm. Another 1000 cottages will
be completed during the month of De-
cember
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-03
ANTON BESoLD WANTS
SAN FRANCISCO WITNESS

In support of his claim that Mrs
Besold was seen in San Francisco
after the date upon which she We
supposed to have been murdered An
ton Besold yesterday filed a petition
before Justice Young asking that Mrs
Florence Knobman of San Francisco
be brought to Los Angeles as witness
IN the case so that she could testify
as to the facts alleged.
The Besold preliminary examination
VIII not be resumed until November 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-03
dsIz * For Women's $50 ELgin
sD/C./C or UdLfhdn1 UdfcheS

2Oyear guarantee with each the and
fitted with either Waltam Egn handsomely
engraved with solid gold for which
any jewelry store would charge you at least $1,000
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-03
N0N-PARTlSAN SCHEDULE
OF MEETINGS TONIGHT

There will be the following county
non-partisan political meetings tonight
at 1880:
Scott's hall, sol Central avenue
Speakers: William B. Julian, Albert
Lee Stephens. Henry ]. Adeock. George
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-03
NO FAVOR TO GRAFTERs

~ ann not responsible for what Z
, others have said, but will give a Z
square deal, IL am elected, 40 ali
classes. There Is not the slight Z
est thing 10 prevent nae, II 1 were Z
governor, and Mayor Schmit1 and
Abe Ruef were guilty OF nigh z
crimes or misdemeanOrs, from put i,
ting them behind the bars."-Theo- Z
dore A. Bell.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-14
trains run into new
SEATTLE union DEPOT

Seattle, May 9.-The ticket offices
of the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific railways will be moved to the
new Union depot at the close of bust
ness tonight. After the arrival and
departure of the last trains of the two
Hill lines tonight the use of the build
ing which has served the Great North
ern and Northern Pacific as common
depot at the foot of Columbia street
will be discontinued for that purpose,
and commencing with the first trains
Thursday morning all trains will ar
rive and depart from the new depot
yards, disseminating service on CO.
lumbia street.
Owing to the fact that the interior
of the depot building is still uncom-
pleted it has been decided not to hold
any formal opening of the building at
this time. A public dedication of the
building will be held, however, at a
later date, to be determined when the
workmen turn over the completed de-
pot to the operating department of the
roads. This will probably be in from
thirty to forty days.