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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
HOWLED LIKE
OTHERS DID
MATHEWS TELLS VETERANS HIS
WAR RECORD
Candidate Was Born Only a Month
Before Rebe IIion Ended and Was
Entitled to Do All the
HowIing He Could

w. B. Mathews, candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for congress from
this district. attended the weekly meet
ing of the Republican club of Sawtelle
last night.
In Difference to the inmates of the Sol
dierS home, who are expected to be in
their quarters a little after o'clocl,
each evening. the meetings of this club
usually are called to order about $3.50,
and a large number of the I'D soldiers
took advantage of the opportunity Of
fered them last night and turned out to
hear the address of the opponent of
Congressman McLachlan.
The meeting was held in Leeds hall
ard band was engaged by the club
in honor of the occasion.
Mr. Mathews speech was really in the
Are of an informal talk, and was
only of about fifteen minutes duration.
Part of Mr.. Mathews speech las adj
dressed directly to the old soldier con-
tingent in his audience, and was
streaked here md there With bits of
humor that pleased the veterans i'm
mensely.
Did Much Howling
He told them he did not have a war
record, having been born in March, 1865
or only a month before the war ended
Out lie SAID ne DelleVeQ IldI III tndl
month he did as much bowling as any
of the others.
He said that he was thoroughly in
sympathy with the cause of the men
who took part in that war to save
the Union and that if elected to con-
gress he would do his utmost to secure
needed legislation in their behalf.
He believed they were entitled to the
gratitude of the nation and that it was
the duty of congress to see that proper
provision was made for them.
Referring to his candidacy for the
congressional nomination, Mr.. Mathews
said all he wanted was a fair chance.
He pointed to his record as city attor
ney and to the work he has done for the
city of Los Angeles during his term in
that office.
He made only incidental references to
his opponent for the nomination, and
disappointed those in his audience who
expected him to touch upon the action
of the congressional committee in al
lowing only one week for an active
campaign in the country districts. He
was altogether silent on that point.
Brief addresses also were made by
Milo A. Tucker, Republican candidate
for the nomination for county superin-
tendenn of schools, and by George H.
Hutton who is a candidate for one of
the positions on the superior court
bench.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
NINE COUPLES ARE DIVORCED
Desertion and Non-Support Are the
Grounds Usually Alleged to
Get DEGREES

Nine DEGREES of divorce were regis
tered yesterday in the Los Angeles
superior courts, desertion and non
support being the grounds r'leged.
Mrs. Mary Ellis was granted a de-
cree from Edward Ellis. Ellis was re-
Gently acquitted of statutory charge,
but the divorce was granted on that
ground.
Mrs. Emma Carey was granted de-
cree from Leon L. Carey for non-sup-
port. Carey recently lost fortune
through playing the races.
Do you love music? II SO get q
Talk o. Phone free of The Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
DROPS VAUDEVILLE TRIMMING
Managers of Italian Band at Long
Beach Hereafter Will Give
Straight Concerts

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, July 27.-There will
be no more vaudeville trimmings" to
the Italian band concerts in the audi
torium. BY one experiment, Manager
Gattone discovered that the straight
concerts were more pleasing and he has
ANNOUNCED that after tonight the new
card of specially performers will be
dropped.
At a meeting of the chamber of COM
merce last night there was discussion
of a proposition to send the Royal Ital-
ian band to several of the inland cities
and to other beaches, for advertising
purposes.
Mayor Downs said the council would
CO all in it's power to help the project
along. The matter will be taken up
with the Salt Lake railroad, to see what
kind of a schedule can be arranged.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
STOPS SOCIALIST MEETING
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July 27-
A street meeting addressed by Harry
Mckee Of California. national lecturer
and organizer for the Socialist party.
was broken up by the police tonight
Mekee claims to have received per-
mission from the mayor to hold the
meeting, but Chief of Police Richmond
declares that Mckee was making an
inhainmatory speech against the gov
ernment and that he would not per-
init It,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
FOUR MUST HANG TOGETHER
Father Two Sons and Neoro viii
Be Hanged Next Friday for
the Carter Murder
~ Assoclated Press.

ATLANTIC, Ga, July 27.-The SUI
preme court of Georgia today denied
the motion for a new trial for Jesse and
Milton Rawlings. charged with COM
plieity in the murder of the Carter
children more than a year ago.
The motion. which did not include ].
G. Rawlings nor the negro, ALI More.
was made on. the ground of newly dis
covered evidence. This evidence an
peared to be the declaration of ]. G.
rawlings, father of the boys that he
was guilty of the killing and that his
sons were innocent.
The execution of the quartet. - ,ch
has been three times postponed. Is now
set for next Friday. August 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
RAIN STOPS WINDSOR RACES

DETROIT, July 2I-Rain interfered
after one heat at Windsor and caused
the postponement of the finishing race
until tomorrow. Lake Queen beat Lady
Gail Hamilton through the stretch In
the fourth, which was unfinished on
the previous day. Time, 2:16: No other
starters.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
GREAT COMET LANDS HARD
Performer at~the chutes Meets With
Accident, but Will Try 1t
Again Today

Charles E. Colby, the great comet,
while making his daring leap at the
Chutes last night fell and was severely
bruised.
AS he was coming down the 9O-foot
incline just going into the cradle the
rear tire flew off his wheel and he fell
distance of thirty feet.
Although badly hurt he will attempt
10 make the leap again this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
NEW CITY ATTORNEY NAMED
Miner B. Goodrich Is Chosen by the
Board of Trustees of
San Pedro
,ecial to The Herald.

OPSNiHi " l ue
SAN PEDRO, July 27.--At a special
called meeting OF the board of trustees
held last night a new city attorney
was appointed in the person of Miner
B. Goodrich. Mr.. Goodrich belongs to
the same party as the members of the
board elected last spring.
The question of a new CITY hall was
taken up and the plans of four differ
ent architects bidding for it considered.
It was finally awarded to Architect r.
s. Allen of Pasadena, who prepared
the plans for the new high school Just
finished
The new hall is to cost about $40. OO0
Buy Coronado round triD ticket
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
MANY INJURED IN WRECK
twenty-five More or Less Severely
Bruised at Springfield.
Two May Die
By A ssociated Press.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. July 27.-Twen-
ty-fiVe passengers were injured, two
probably fatally, and over a score more
were badly shaken up in the derail-
ment of three coaches of a st. Louis e.
San Francisco train bound for ST.
Louis.
The probably fatally hurt are:
r. ]. Thorpe, Monticello, ILL.,, con-
cussion of the brain.
Mrs. Kate Schoulty, High Gate, Mo-,
head injured, hurt internally.
The train had left the station and
was just getting under way when the
trucks of forward coach left the
was thrown on it's side. This coach
contained about sixty passengers and
all received injuries. The two sleepers
remained on the rails.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
TAKES HOLD OF LIVE WIRE
Ice Man Of Long Beach Shocked Into
insensIbllity and Remains Un-
conscious for Some Time
Special to The Herald.

EHttNi W ANt NAtAdins
LONG BEACH. July H.-Ernest An
ccrson, driver in the employ of the
Peoples Ice company, was shocked into
insen5i5iity today by graspng a live
electric light wire In dark basement
under l.. y. Mayors ice cream and
confectionery store on East ocean ave-
nue..
Anderson had carried a chunk of Ice
into the basement and was reaching
for the electric light globe to turn on
the light when his hand came into con-
tact with the wire.
A candymaker in another part of the
basement heard the man groaning and
ran to him, to find that he was still
clutchng the wire, and It was only
with a great effort that his grip was
! rolen. Anderson did not regain con-
seriousness until after the arrival of a
physician. He was then removed to his
home. His hands were severely burned
but he will soon recover from the Shock
il is said
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
Throw Out the Lifeline

SpeClaI TO The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, July 27-Througn
the efforts of the Village Improvement
society a life line has been laid in the
surf at the foot of Grand avenue.
The money for the line was raised by
private subscription. The collections
were made by a special committee
consisting of Mrs. H. Sohn and Mrs.
H. 7. Knoth.
Coronado away head of last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
FAMOUS SNAKE
DOG IS BITTEN
ALL SIERRA MADRE WATCHES
CANNES RECOVERY
Aged Resident With Hoe and Scrappy
BuI'og Tackle Venomous
WrlggIer in Cellar by
Lamplght

Sierra Madre's famous snake 1--!line
dog Bum was bitten by rattler last
night. It's master, George Humphries,
had narrow escape. and the whole
foothills community is lending a help
ing hand to save the much liked
CANNES life.
Close to the foothills of Mount Will
son, opposite the pretty Humphries
grounds on Carter drive, the battle was
fought in the dark, ending in the dis
patch of the rattler, whose skin is now
being tanned to add to the Humphrles
collection of souvenirs.
Bum has killed many snakes and it's
master has fought more than one battle
with reptiles, but fighting under a
house by lamplight is another PROPOSE
tion, and that someone was bitten is no
surprise, the neighbors say.
Plucky Miss Dorothy Humphries, a
fearless horsewoman still in short
skirts, held the lamp and got as near
the arena as few men would undertake
to do.
Lads Espy Snake
The\ snake was first espied about
o'cloci on Carriers drive by two lads,
James somerville and Elmer McGuinn.
Knowing Bums fondness @or a snake
fight, they whistled for the dog, and the
snake, noting the commotion when
Bum arrived, headed for the Somer-
VILE house across the road. 1t made
one Kissing stand as the dog neared
the wriggling mass, then took refuge
under the latticed porch.
In the meantime Miss Gladys Hum
phries, who owns the dog, and her
young sister Dorothy came near, both
being girls with steeled nerves. They
brought lamp with them, confessing
afterward that they We're anxious TO
get the skin in order to have a belt
made from it.
Their father had preceded them with
a hoe. following closely behind the
dog. and a moment later the old man
ducked under the porch with the dog
10 give battle with his snakeship It
close range.
Fight In Dark
The girls encouraged man and dog.
little knowing that the two were really
In grave danger, as they could judge
of the location of the poisonous thing
only by its rattling.
II had wiggled into the storage room
under the Somerville house. Mr.. Hum
phries and Bum close on 4, and only at
intervals did flashes of lamplight pene-
trate the gloom.
Finally with hard blow the\ nRn
laid the snake low and bore lowp on
It with the hoe. Bum probably got a
grip on 1t, too. with its teeth, but this
was not apparent then.
When the Venomous reptile was
pushed out into the light Bum came
yelping afterward and 1t was seen that
his nose was beginning to,swell.
The half dead snake was dispatched
then and there. 1t had seven rattles
and a button.
Bum Is bitten, "Nchorused the girls.
and Dorothy, whose pony was grazing
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
TWO Veterans Pass Away
Special to The nera

Special to The HeraId
SOLDIERS HOME, July 27.-There
are two deaths at the home this week.
Thomas Carr of company A. Twenty
eighth Wisconsin infantry, died July
a. aged 81. Robert K. Smith, company
A, Fifteenth Maine infantry, died July
25 aged 81.
Buy Coronado round trip ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
WIscOnsln Mystery ExpIaIned
Bv Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 27.--A dispatch TO the
Tribune from Sheboygan, Wis. says:
The mysterious disa ppearance of thirty
seven acres on the shore of Long lake
in Fond Du Lac county was cleared
yesterday by the discovery that the
tract had worked loose and drifted into
the lake as a floating bog.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
RanIk Open TonIrht

The Consolidated Bank OF Los An
Relea l24 South Broadway, in the
Chamber Of Commerce building, will be
open tonight. as usual 10 accommodate
The public IN general and It's old pat
fons Four per cent interest paid on
savings deposits
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28

tomorrow. wolverines" are expected
to arrive in special parties from Pasa-
dena, Riverside and Redlands, while
all those residing in the near vicinity
of Los Angeles will accompany the
main body.
Fine bathing at Coronado Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
Fire Destroys Court House

MARYVILLE. Tenn, July 27.-Fire
today destroyed the county court house.
Harpers department store and several
other buildings. Loss $l25, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
Wolverines to Make Merry

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, July 27.-The annual out
ing and games of the Michigan Society
of Southern California will be held here
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28

IIIU dI OIIIIIUII-Dy -IIIE-Otd II you arc III IIG
lrket for suburban home site you will find
at "Cliffton-by-the-Sea completely fills every
sal you have had in mind. The character of
e homes now building the many soon to be
built, the restrictions which will be en-
forced to insure harmony and beauty, the
congeniality of neighbors and environ
ment as we'll as the beauty of situation
should and will bring you to Clifton
by-the-Sea" when once you have gone
over the ground with us. Come out today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
For a :':;:: :;;:::;:.: ;::?:;: g.:
HOlll'
B

Streets that are broad and commodious
splendidy improved Cement walks, curbs,
cutters; beautiful landscape gardening,
parkings, ETC.
Electric lights, gas, water and telephones,
and the most perfect septic sewer system
that modern engineering skill can install.
The "esplanade," 100 feet wide, on the brow
of the cliff overlooking the sea, to be bril-
liantly lighted by electricity, will be the
show place and fashions promenade-a dis
tinctive feature of this Real Newport of
the West"
1t viH pay KOU to see Clifton.
by.fhesJed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
LOST A FULL PocKETBooK

Only 81 to Coronado and back.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
Sptage alt / beoite Nening.

@i fan not bliOe snige ON, iaa
mango, iOm TENDER liot til fig Ielo,
at bette Oro er lsttsre iagt emo sfs
terlebet. Del er tOmmst for mia
Sang paa Sang at itribe liot an
aaaenoe ben Gag, fom bar bqrai
be9anolei / r9onfferen" I Den Foife
9io, nemlig Qegmanospirffombe-
Den, men af aoifiaige @runoe bar
ieg bplOt mig tilbuge. Gn at 6isie
er Den, at jeg 10 / Here 2tar bar facet
2op at sbe liot at oenne 8irffom6eo,
og bet fadleoes for nogles Beotoms
menoe let funoe fomme til at Re no,
fpm jeg tulte min egen Gag. Men
Sdgen ligger mig meget pod BIER
te, Og bet itddr for mig, iom Den
bar itor 8etponing for at bet fan
lie, Tom bar p9ret npbnt, nemlia
SUBS Higes Romme til bort 5olf
/ 4meritd. Oct betnoer 10 life
dfene, at Ri fdar Dem fumfet / en-
hore Organization, Tefb ON bette
fan babe I'm 8etboning. men at oct
fer, fOm Seius flyer, at Oct fommsr
ino | Mennsffst. Oil mdofe nos
gen fge, BET er CUBS Manos g1rf,
od bill ies iiss, Bet sr Oi eOot enige
ON, men bet pdsfer 10. bbao Qpofts
len flyer. at sroen fommer De6 5ss
reffen oe 6srelfen Her be6 Subs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20

ming. at oisfs bur bragt megen BEL
ilqnelie meO Iig, % ieg tor goot iige,
at tiltr9nges oenne 8irtiombeo |
0anmarf, meqet mere Der / 4merita,
bpor oi er omgipet al ale mult9e
Setter, ION iuIt itaar meo ct pal
oiQi Som til GltnHcitcr, Iom faar
beannot at Ie, al Der mau no9et al
Get til. men o9iad til npomoenote
WenneIter, ga nj pil fnoe, at tun
faa al oisie bar np9en p~irteli9
Rlarbeo oper oe State, 6erren bar
tetroet Dor lutberIte 9irte. % iel
ooar piTt life for pi0t. ON iea tiger,
at oi ubepiOit bar OGret 4ario9 til.
at life ioa iud 9dper er 9aaet obtr
% 6lepet pore M~ooitanoere, Iom hbis
De boooe prret tuget oeO 6%aanoen,
fun0e ppre ls6ef I set rette Saor 10
bleoet til 9%eliianelie.
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f1e maatte ri Oo9 fomme bort fro
De-. at Der auloe bare en- 9amp
imelem Qr1ter % enteIte 29gfolt.
Gei @enner, M%io0Itonoerne fnots
moi HeIt iblauot 2GgfoIfet. Ter er
monae, Tom goot fan neies meo.
mar Sc fan fod en- Qrpoifen en-
@ana imeuem ON Ssnoagen. Il
noale, ndar Sc Blot fan TONNE /
airfe De 3 itore 6eitiosoa9e. 0a
pda ben onoen Sioe er jeg litter
paa. at Der er mango af pore pro
tier, Der eliter oenne Gernins q
gnifer at faa Oen mere / Sang. men
itaar % Ter pad 8aniteli9beoerne %
oeo life bporOon Ser oil ie9 iige:
grs0re, lao os UNDER Ben til 6ets
rem ON bans 9ejleoning TONNE
fdmmen % Orsfte Oenne Sag. %
oen ital ieire til SiGIes 5reHe %
hans 2Gre, % tare, 6e0ige Seitenz
Dc runot en- / port Samfuno: bBj
eoers ana for cenne Sag FOR goa
rens 5rone. ga, ON mango .tun0e
iise meo q0uIus: for oenne Says
Stplo bpier ieg mine ana FOR Der
.6erres 5eiu &riiti 6ooer. 9et bas.
fer meo 9on9ens 2Grenoe.
9u pil 8 not bare oper meo Il 4.
ON iea blep lioi langtrutten oenpe
Der bar snOnu meqei. je9
tunoe fele 3ran3 til at nripe / 5or
blnoelie meo Bette. men ieg piI lutte
NED 5re0ens 6ilien til alt @uos
1Folf. g. GIaufen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
Dc firfeIige SanObcOsfraO.

Oct danOeliqe Qio rerer fig %
rulierer temmeIig truftigt oerbiems
me / Dor Wooertirte fpr 3ioen.
Oct oiier iig life aleHe / @1ttelies
meoer forifellige Steoer / 9dnoei.
men paa mango andre Wlaaoer. s0e
tirtelige Sdnobeostrdo" gsr fig gal
oenoe / mango 8etninger. De- rad
bes til 9aat obtrfor ben %reformerte
8are. Der qsres ct p9loigt 9irtebpas
ninasorbeioe, iGrlig / 6opeoitaoen.
men Dog ogiad boa0e [ andre gDer
ca pda Gan0et. og / De ienere 4ar
bar oe leOen6e Griitne o9iaa BE-
Qbnot al toge traftigt fat meo /
4fbolosfa9en. 2(le oisie 9ibsbes
o99elfer er oct nof Dpro at ielse
meo Iaa soot iom muligt, - bi fan
npppe bebiie Dor 0dnit6eo pea be-
ere Mdaoe.
efterfeIgenos af grobit Ii. Sim
Guilt ON De tirteliae Sanobeos
i-ab" bar nblig pGret at lpie / Dag
bla0et". @i finder oct Taa pei fire
BET. al Ri mener, bore 99iere bil
bare tdtnemmeli9e for al fna Del.
Oct er ct Hart og goot Sn0l9g !
Sanobeostrob, iom ger ia gGloenot
Gos lebenoe % t9ntenoe GriTtne lite
alene oerbiemme. men ogToa blon6t
os berobre | Qmeritd.'
Ser fslger ioa prObItens Qrtittl:
De tirteltge San6beoss
fran.
s 8%egpn0elfen at 5irierne gif
Der en- tart geO9gelie gennem ben
hanite airte, en- 8spegelie, paa bpis
5one Der foo Ttrsbet: .9irfelige
Sribeosfrdb". Oct bar Den grunots
tiglte 3etning. Der bdb6e Fat 6snm
8eDagelfe I Sang, og oa noonlig
cen Mono inOenTor oenne Retning,
9raiten Qnoreos aet6 | Miooelfdrt.
@iitnot bGientlio tilifbn6et of De
Stremninger, Der paa Den 9io gif
igennem @alsmenigbe0en pua Mors.
toa 2etb fig for at rejie 2dnoet runot
% meo i'm ejenOommelige, fOifte og
rammenoe 8eltulen6eo pao Msoer /
9b Os pau 2unO at ilua til 2b6 for
be ardb / Retning at f~irfelig SRI
beo. fom ban felte Oct fom en- Gam
bittigbeosfdg at fsge esnnemfsrt.
en- 2ipet I Dor 5olfefirte Tfufoe Be-
bores. 0isfe ardb, Der bofenlio
off uS pdu Qrafefribeo fnmt gors
onoring of Gormsn for aonHrmution
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20

6pem pil taqe oerss Born ira
cen oTentlioe Stole os Bar Elmer
I'm Oaaen. De 9yar 8age ON llaea
eaer to. tire Waeneoer on Qaret2
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te paatass fig al unOeroiie 8prne
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life 6lipe, ON 3eligionsfolen tom
til at omfatte pisie maane0er At
set egentlige Sfoleodr. 5bi max
ri fan 6enntts Stu0enter til At bol=
De ReIigionsTtols / 5erietioen. iaa
tommsr set netop at, at 0enne Sfois
6ol0es paa en- 5i0. ga De ogiaa Bur
6erie. 8 oeres Sfoletio fan De lie
6enpttes til at 6oloe ReIiaionsItols.
ri Ter iauleOes life an0ei. sn0 ON
ri pil iigte moo set MaaI at fda
ReliqionsIfole / Sen rigtige Stolsz
tbs. Iao mda ri gere os ~foriroliQe
meo, at Qr1iterne maa paotags IL
Sfpleaerninqen. Der fan 10 niger
Qpre set til ct 9iostalo at 6oIos
Gfole en- Dag suer TO om ll9en
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he6 at pper0in0e oil fiffert bIibe DEN
at 8ernene % oeres 5or9I0re life
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aammeraterue % 5or9lorene pil.
ct Sc fal fslge meo. De MAD life
mite 6perten 3imer eaer 5oa / Den
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- 9 Sc iterre Wenigheoer bi.oe oet
pare lettere prottiit at aennemfer',
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UNDER Oi er Itineoe. opfororer :
til at benntte oct. pi mioler
tioig bar. Ssuougsfto1en
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me0 l~noerpisning / mo0srsmadlet
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gen, 2sr5ogsftoIen maa
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5erieftoIsn maa Ri orire pr
al al Strait. Den bar = Tom mic.
lertioigt 5jGlpelaiooel - oen 9ey
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