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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09

CONQUER
FLAM b s
Continued from page an.

nature interfere it is believed that
all danger will be over bv todav.
AT present there are 150 men at
work fighting the flames using
back fires on the level and
water soaked sacks in the hill
country Yesterday morning to
the ranks of the fighters were
added the forest rangers of Mt.
Wilson and Mt. Lowe. The
rangers of the hills seeing the
great conAagration had ridden
all night to assist in the battle
and yesterday their work and
their experience in fighting the
elements counted in saving Fer
nando and the orchards.
AS soon as the fire is put under
control party of experts will
leave Los Angeles for the strick-
Ell district to make a complete
examination of any damage to
the water shed and to property.
1t is not thought, however, that
this damage will be great except
in the many small canyons. The
devastated district now covers
an area forty miles long and
twenty wide.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09

brooms and constructed impro-
vised dams to divert the water
from the paper and presses.
In the editorial department
men worked ankle deep in inky,
ice cold water with utmost sang
froid. Everything worked along
smoothly and The Herald is able
to give its readers this mornings S
paper, slightly curtailed as to size
despite the miniature Niagara
which deluged the local depart
ment.
Seen by Young Men
While on their way home from
Fischer's theater last evening Joe
Stein and Joe Dill, two young
men who occupy rooms above the
A. B. Cohn jewelry store on
Third and Main streets, detected
the smell of smoke in the neigh
borhood of Second and Spring,
and made an investigation.
They saw flames darting from
the top of what they supposed to
be the Bryson block on Second
and Spring streets, and quickly
climbed onto the roof of the adj
joining building. There they dis
that vast volumes Of
smoke were rolling from the roof
of the chamber of commerce op-
posite, mingled with leaping
flames.
One of the boys remained to
keep watch while the other de-
scended to the street and hailed a
special officer in the employ of
the Merchants Fire Dispatch,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
Three Young HeroInss

Ihat women can and do remain cool
in times that try mems nerves was
demonstrated last night at the fire
In the Chamber of Commerce building.
Inree young women who by their
cooiness proved themselves of much
assistance were Miss Alta Earl. oper-
ator for The Herald's private excha nge.
Miss Myra Reed of The HeraId's re-
portorial corps and Miss Clara Higgins.
recently Of San Francisco, connected
with the pharmacy in the Chamber of
Commerce building. They assisted in
maintaining telephone communjcat ation
and III protecting exposed books. files
and papers
Tarrpaulins were easily worth their
weight in silver last night, but thev
weren't to be had. Each tarpauIin
GouIe i 9, nav nave been instrumental in saw
ing $1,000 worth of property.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
At Pittsburg, Kan.
CONTEND
FOR ORDINANCE

By strategy, advocates of Lrick build
ing construction attempted to ef-
feet the passage by the council yester-
day of the proposed reinforced concrete
ordnance and failed because of the
interference of the chamber of COM
merce.
There is a provision in the ordinance
which advocates of reinforced concrete
construction assert will mean a death
blow to this class of building If the re-
port of the special commission is acted
upon favorably. The Herald yesterday
told how the concrete contractors had
succeeded in placing the report of the
special commission in committee where
1t was planned to keep it until they
could secure what they wanted or else
succeed In having a new committee
appointed by the council which will
take Office January /. 1t opened the
eyes of the brick men, and by noon,
with a liberal pulling of political wires,
a promise had been given by the build
ing committee of the council that the
ordinance would be passed imme-
diately as 1t had been proposed
Call for Help
Before O'clock, when the council
met, the concrete contractors learned
of the brickmens intentions and sent
an urgent appear TO the chamDer or
commerce to assist them. The cham
ber of commerce recently appointed
committee composed of Homer Laugh
lin. Sherman Pease and Paul Haupt to
investigate the proposed ordinance, and
H. b. Gurley, acting secretary of the
Organization, fastened to the council
chamber to see If the passage of the
measure could not be prevented until
this committee had time to investigate
He was successful in this, and post
ponement was taken until next Friday,
whe nthe concrete men expect to be out
in full force.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
BATTESHIP C0NVOYS
REFL0ATED MANCHURIA
By Associated Press.

HONOLULU, Oct. s.-The battleship
Wisconsin, which is conveying the Pa
cific mail liner Manchuria to San Fran :
cisco. is preceding the crippled liner
about 500 yards
Several members OF the signal corps
were placed aboard the steamer who
will keep In constant communication
with the battleship by means of sig
nails.
The Manchuria will steam about eight
and a half knots per hour and with her
convoy win take very circuitous route
TO avoid storms.
Captain Humphreys. depot quarter
master. has cabled to Washington re-
questing that the government tug Cen
eraI Slocum be sent from San Fran
cisco to tow the transport Sheridan 10
that port as II has been found that the
damage to the transport is such that il
cannot be repaired here.
The Manchuria went ashore on Rab-
bits island on August 20. and the sheri
dan a few days later ran on reef at
BARRIERS Point
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
CAR SERVICE is.
DEM0RALIZED BY FIRE
LINES ACROSS TRACKS

Practically the entire city and sub
urban railway system was hopelessly
Handicapped during the fire, long lines
of cars stretching down Spring street
and Broadway from Second. Holly
wood, Santa Monica and Colegrove cars
entering on North Spring street were
switched to Main and Los Angeles
streets but this congestion soon re-
suited in a standStill.
Fire hose from engines at First and
Main impeded car traffic along First
to Broadway. A collection of trolleys
on Spring street below First eventua lily
resulted in wrecking call as several
cars bumped off the tracks and further
lnterfered after the engines had driven
away.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
PART OF EXHIBITS
ESCAPED UNlNJURED

The damage in the chamber of COM
Inerce exhibit rooms was not so ex-
tens1ve as had been expected while the
nre was raging, as the main destruction
was confined to the flooding of the floors
and the soaking of the walls
Whlle many of the exhibits were wa :
ter soaked an equal number esva ped
any damage whatever. The water came
through the ceiling in the southIve
part OF the rooms and the remaining
portions We're almost dry. The huge
elephant constructed of California
grams, was not even dampened and
none of the most valuable exhibits wa
injured. A few of the surface mans
were cracked by the water and heat
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
MUST SUFFER FOR
KILLING RELATIVE
By Associated Pregs.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S-Leoen Soc
der convicted in the superior court of
having murdered his brother-in-law
Joseph Blaise. in this city on January
Il, 1904, for the purpose of collecting 5000
insurance, must hang. without a dis
senting voice the supreme court sustained
the verdict of the trial court today and
denied motion for a new trial.
soeder. according to the evidence pre-
sented at the trial, took Blaise to the
top of Russian Hill, in the vicinity OF
Taylor and Green streets. struck him
with blackjack, cut his throat and
then threw the dying man over the cliff
Blaise was found dead at the bottom OF
the bluff the next day.
The dead man had held a life policy
for $4,000 and an accident policy for the
same amount. payable to Soeder.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
FIRE ANO WATER
CAUSE BIG Loss
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS
BADLY DAMAGED
Flames Sweep Through Section Of
Broadway structurs-The EeraId's
Plant Is Loser Mainly
From seepsge
osn.innea from pare ono.

teetive department in Los Ange.
les resulted in $4,000 loss tc
The Herald, which might easily
have been avoided had rubber
blankets and squeeze apparatus
been obtainable to shed water
from the linotype machines.
With the exception of one fire
ak which a truckman was per-
suaded to give up, the fire depart
ment rendered absolutely no as
sistance to The Herald.
Work to Save Machines
When great cascades of water
began pouring into the big arch
windows at the rear of the COM
posing room the me,4 from the adj
vertising department began to
work forcing the water into the
basement with brooms and inn
provised apparatus.
Those at the linotype machines
continued their work until water
coming through the ceiling slow
ly forced them back and one by
one the machines were put out of
service by the torrents of water
through the ceiling.
A Herald man secured the
streets searching for a fire chief
and finally succeeded in finding a
man who was giving orders, ask
ed where the protective depart
ment was. The man replied
There hain't none
Cant you send a squeeze crew
into The Herald Officer"
The fireman looked at the Her
aid man with dull lack luster
eye and said: "Wot the hell is a
squeeze ?"
The Herald man gave up in de-
spair.
A number of fremen were i'm
plored to come back with axes to
cut holes In the floor to save the
valuable machinery.
Chop Holes in Floor
Finally a truckman loaned an
AK to a compositor and this SER
vice was all the fire department
rendered to the lower floor of the
chamber of commerce during the
fire.
Holes were cut out in the floor
and volumes of water were pre-
cipitated to the basement and this
alone saved the Herald from alb
solute suspension. About nine
linotypes were put out of COM
mission.
Thousands of dollars worth OF
cases were ruined, but a great
deal of property was saved by
volunteer corps of employees. In
the press room thousands of dol
lars worth of paper was saved by
squads of men who worked with
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09

who, fortunately, happened to be
in the neighborhood.
An alarm was sent in at once,
but fifteen or twenty minutes had
already elapsed since the fire
was first discovered by the two
young men, and another ten min
utes passed before the fire COM
panies arrived on the scene.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09

means something, and men holding the
positions occupied by the men | met
this morning do not make such prom
ises unless they. are sincere. The re-
volt against the railroad machine work
Is spreading more and more each day
and good, patriotic Republicans are
osslting the Democrats to win VIC
tory for decent government
Today Mr. Bell will make a tour
OF the factory districts of Los An
geles and meet the workmen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
EphraIm N. orrIck

BY Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, Oct, s-Ephriam M. Or
rick died at the advanced age Of rs
years. He was a native of Alabama.
Beside a widow he leaves four daueh-
ters ana two sons.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
BRYAN ADDRESSES
KANSAS VOTERS
RECALLS THAT HE SUGGESTED
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
Sentiment Has Changed In Regard to
It--PoIitiesl Opponents Nowadays
Consider Measures With Less
Partisanshlp
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
FORT SCOTT Kas, oct. s.-william
] Bryan made his first Kansas speech
Of his campaign here today. He spoke
in part as follows:
81 am glad to come to Kansas and
am glad to find a spirit here that we
have not always found in politics. In
fact, unless 1 am very much mistaken,
we are approaching time when we can
consider public measures with less Of
partisanship than we have been in
former years.
II can remember when I first entered
politics that there was such a strong
| feeling in regard to the parties that
1. was almost impossible for a man be-
| longing to any party to find anything
good in another party. This state has
done much to break down the old feel
| ing
president Roosevelt has done good
deal to convince the public that there
is something good In the Democratic
platform. He had the courage to take
up some of the reforms the Democrats
advocated before his party had advo-
Gated them.
THE president has done much good,
don't know what he might have done
had he had an environment favorable
to reform. He has done remarkable
things for man who had to fight his
leaders all the way through. 1 do not
know what he might have accomplished
had he not been so Handicapped"
Government Ownership
On the subject of government own
ership of railroads Mr.. Bryan said that
several years ago the Democrats and
Populists were ridiculed for suggesting
such thing and that he has been
denounced as dangerous because he
had mentioned 1t as a means of relief
from the oppression of the railroads.
But now we find President Roose-
welt daring to hold as a club over the
railroads that idea in terms more radi-
cal than 1 suggested he continued.
I'm his lats two messages to con-
gress,' Mr.. Bryan said, President
Roosevelt had said with emphasis that
if the railroads did not get out of poll
tics and let the people run the govern
ment, government ownership of rail-
roads would be the inevitable end"
He had suggested government owner
ship only about six months ahead of
Roosevelt, and he was awful glad to
be ahead of the president in that line
of reform.
At Pittsburg, Kan.
PITTSBURG, Kas., Oct. S.--william
j. Bryan delivered two speeches here
today and was greeted by large crowds.
He devoted most of the afternoon to
the character of the candidate on the
state Democratic ticket in Kansas,
although he discussed the tariff at
length.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
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Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II II fails 10 cure.
2. w. Groves signature Is on each box 25c.
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CITY ELECTION.
Warning

The legal voters Of the City OF Barre.
Vermont, are hereby notified and warned
10 meet on Tuesday, March 9Th, A. D.,
1906, at o'clock in the forenoon, in
their respective wards at the several
voting places hereinafter named, for the
purpose Of electing a Mayor. City Clerk,
City Treasurer First and Second Con-
stables, three Directors Of the French
Barre Library and three Auditors, all
Of which shall hold Office one year; also
one Assessor TO hold Office for three
years. also 10 vote upon the question,
"Shall licenses be granted for the sale
Of intoxicating liquors in this City2"
and for the purpose OF eleoting
In Ward 2-One Alderman for two
years and one School Commissioner for
three years
In Ward DON Alderman for two
years and one School Commissioners for
three years.
In Ward s--one Alderman for two
years,
The following arc desigated as voting
places, yiz.f
Ward Church Street School Build
ing.
Ward 2-spaulding Graded School
Building.
Ward S--Summer Street School Build
ing.
Ward 4--Beckley Street School Build
ing.
Ward Blackwell Street Hose House.
Ward Getty Court Room. City Hall.
Dated az the City Of Barre. Vermont,
this 18th day Of February, A. D. 1906.
WILLIAM BARCLAY, Mayor.
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WEEDS Mrs. Bsscsauss.

Washington, d. q. 3lareh t.-An.
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rage In New YORK City Ga Saturday
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Grounded 70 save Her.

Norfolk, Va. March 1.-The three
mssted schooner, John Q. Beckermsn. IN
collision with toe Norfolk and Washing.
ton outward steamer in Hampton Roads
Tuesday night was yesterday towed 70
Norfolk, and run aground to prevent
her sinking.
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Postmaster Ia Arrested.

Buffalo. March i.--Postmaster Albert
HoerneT Df The West Seneca post Office,
was arrested yesterda by Post Office
inspector Cochrane, charged with EN-.
bezeling $1,000, post Office funds. He
was arraigned before United States Com.
missioner Heating.
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jINGLES AND JESTS.
Changed Conditions.

Charlie Don't tou femsmbeff Il
Nas that day you borrowed iifs sbiiiugs
of mo-
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thing of ilie sort.
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week.
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A LITTLE PARIS IN TOWN

That's what our new store will BE- when We open
th an exhibition of Womens Wearables and Housekeep
ing Supplies III unusual importance for town Of this
But lust before that REMOVAL SALE with every piece
of goods in the store marked make you buy and
the unpleasant task Of moving ii The last event Of real i'm
portance for the Perey f. Pope Co. the Corner Store and
the greatest That we arc dead in earnest no one will doubt
after the arkdown man has done his work and the results
are presented to you Out Of town, in town, far away
near plan to be here and in the meantime keep watching
for the signal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
FerrYhoat sinka; u prown.

Blboa, Spain, March Ian overload
81 ferryboat sank here yesterday
Twelve persons we're drowned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01

80 eef cent interest On saw.
snes. New accounts invited
j. HENRY JACKSON rrcsidcnt
i'll q. ROWLAND, Treaseven
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
MARCH SIXTH

Money deposited in saw
ings account nor later than
MARCH 9 will draw IN
tercst from March |. Isn't
il about time YOU were
starting that savings ac.
count YOU have been
thinking about for some
time Haven / you wait.
ca about long enough I
Why not call II che Gran.
itc Savings Bank and Trust
Company Monday even.
ing (open 7 to 81 and
make your FIRST depositf
After YOU get the habit "
Il will BE easy for YOU 10
save a little every pay day.
NOW is the best time to
begin, One dollar opens
an account