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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-04
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-04
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
ALPINES OUT TONIGHT.
The Alpine bowlers will practice
tonight on Kirby's alleys.
CHRISTMAS TREES
CHEAP THIS YEAR,

Christmas trees will be cheap and
plentiful this year, and there will be
enough to supply the mormon de-
mand even though it is larger than
ever before, for according to a whole
sale merchant the shipments of fiji
trees from Maine, the Adirondack
and Catskills are larger than they
have been for many years. lii add
ton to the lrage quantities to select
from, the fact that the trees, whether
small or tall, are covered with many
branches having well developed foil
age makes them especially desirable
for use during the coming holiday
Then, too, the opportunity to buy a
tree for twenty-five cents will make ii
possible for many families to pur-
chase them for Christmas festivities
and youngsters who never before had
a tree in their own homes will be in
dulged in the luxury this season
Even the large trees are inexpensive
now, for those that are seven and
eight feet high may be bought for
from 81 to So.
Unlike evergreen trees the holly
variety that is so much admired be.
cause of the bright red berries thai
cover the branches. will not be cheaI
this year, for they are scarce and the
orders coming from England and Bel
GUM are small, which advances the
price. Ten dollars for a small holly
tree under four feet in height Is the
amount asked now, and twenty-five
dollars and more for those that are
six feet. The sums asked for holl!
trees, however, depends entirely upor
the thickness of the leaves and the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28

size and number of the berries on the
branches, for they are an ornament to
a room whether bedecked with gifts
and bright ornaments or without any
decoration.
As to the small holly and ever
green ornaments. the wreaths made
of the former will be quite expensive
and will sell at an increase of ten per
cent. because of the scarcity. Thus
a holly wreath viii cost from twenty
to thirty cents, according to the size.
while those made of evergreen. which
is plentiful, may be purchased for
from ten cents up the price being
regulated by the dimensions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
Government EMPLOYMENT Bureau.

Bakers, blacksmiths, boilermakers,
bo%okbinders, bricklayers, butchers,
carpenters, shosmakers, tailors,
clerks, hairdressers, motormen, mold
ers, plumbers, engineers (stationary
and locomotive), cooks, hotel hands,
painters, masons, tanners, p1asterers.
upholsterers and miners were among
the workers for whom the New Zea-
land government found employment
in 1861 1870 of them, all told,
having 3;425 other persons depend
Ell BON them. To save these 6,555
pc ons from the evil of idleness was
I cost to the community, without a
doubt, and to the comfortable, we'll
fed taxpayers. Also 1t was a viola
ton of our accepted standards of the
purpose of government. But in the
view of these men. there is M pur-
1ose of government except to provide
happiness, protect health, prevent
misery and build a nation of free,
sane, wholesome and kindly people:
and they though If they could do this
they would bear up and try to get
along without the standards.-Every-
body's Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
TIME OF HIGH WATER.
Game Scarce in South Jersey.

WOODBURY., Dec. 2S:-Sports-
men fear for the scarcity of the game
much cunning this season. Because
there has been so little snow, gun
ners have had a chance to be in the
woods every legal day except two,
when there was a slight fall. There
seems to be very few rabbits left. A
party of four spent the entire day
around the outskirts of Clayton and
with two good dogs did not even see
a rabbit or quail. Yesterday there
we're several men who spent the
greater part of the day hunting, and
one game bag would hold all the
rabbits gotten.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
IRREGULAR GOT HANDICAP.
A, Good Thing That Went Wrong at
New OrIenns Trnck.

new orleans rack.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %. = Belle
Strome, a heavily played favorite in
the fifth race at the Fair grounds, was
disqualified for interference with From
tenac, and Jockey Martin, riding Belle
Strone, was suspended for three days
for rough riding.
The feature event was the New Year
preliminary handicap for t~wo-year-olds
over the furlong course and
drew out the very cream of the young
er brigade. Another handicap. fourth
on the card, at Il mile, filed almost
equally well. The others were well
above the average.
A good thing that went wrong sad
dened the hearts OF the bettors in the
opening race and added more than Il
few thousands to the already heavy
strong boxes of the bo0kies. Chase,
with Garner up, looked an almost IN
beatable combination to the talent in
the first race, Il six furlong affair, and
he went to the post Il strong even mon
ey favorite. Western. which received
some play at ) to 1, upset all calcula-
tons, however, by running one of his
best races, and just beat out the ia
vorite in the run to the wire. lick
Abrams was a fair third. Summaries:
First Race. Western. first; Chase.
second: Kick Abrams, third.
Second Race. - French Nun, first;
Babe b., second; Tlchimingo, third.
Third Race.-Judge Post. first; Beau
Brummel, second; Voting. third.
Fourth Race.-Orbicular. first; Min
ME Adams, second; st. Valentine,
third.
Fifth Race.-Phil Finch. first; Lady
Vashti, second; Calabash, third.
Sixth Race.-Tern's Rod. first; Hunt
ington, second; Merry Pioneer, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
LOCAL TEAMS
DROP A PEG.
AIpines Lose Three Games TO
AquahDngas-- .-KeystOnes
DrOp Two to AmiCitiaS.

The Interstate Junior Bowling
League teams rolled last night on
Staten Island. The Amicitias' second
team defeated the Keystones, of this
city, two out of three games on the
Amicitias' alleys at Pleasant Plains.
The second team of the Aquahongas
defeated the Alpines' second team, OF
this city, in three straight games on
the A%quahonga alleys in Tottenville.
The next Junior League games will
be rolled January 8, when the Aqua
hongas' and Amicitias' second teams
will bowl at Tottenville, and the Key
stones and the Alpines' second team
will bowl on Bloodgood's alleys in
this city.
The scores last night were:
lrrinsfsnc xp VXnucfnnac
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28

IN The FIELD OF SPORTS
BASEBALL SPRING TRAINING.

List of Places Where Teams Will
Get Into Shape.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S:-Following
is the list of the training places
chosen by the teams in the American,
National leagues and the American
Association:
AMERICAN.
Boston-Little Rock, Ark.
C~hicago-Mexico.
Cleveland-Macon, Ga.
Detroit-Augusta, Ga.
New York, Atlanta, Ga.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Texas.
st. Louis-San Antonio, Texas.
Observation-Disclosures, Texas.
NATIONAL.
Boston-Not selected.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Fla.
Chicago-Waco, Texas.
Cincinnati-Marlin Springs, Texas.
New York-Los Angeles, Cal.
Philadelphia, Savannah, Ga.
Pittsburg-Hot Springs, Ark.
ST. Louis-Houston, Texas.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee-St. Joseph, Nc.
st. Paul-Leavenworth, Kan.
Minneapolis-Des Moines, Iowa.
Toledo-Undecided.
Columbus-At home.
Louisville-At home.
Kansas City-At home.
Indianapolis-At home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE STANDING.


Miller Won Oh Como and Alma Boy.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2S.-Jockey
w. Miller at Oakland Won two out of
four races. the first winner being Co
mo, an almost prohibitive ~favorite, and
the second Alma Boy. The track was
sloppy. The last race furnished an ex-
citing finish, a half dozen horses com
ing to the wire in a bunch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. Isl. c.
Skinner, matchmaker of the Rhyolite
Athletic Association, that
Jim Jeffries has consented to accept
the 100000 offer for a finish fight
between himself and Bill Squires,
Australian heavyweight, to be held
at Rhyolite sometime next April.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
AvonteIIus at Ascot.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec. 2S.-Mc-
Daniel landed two firsts and a second
at Ascot. In the third race Avontcllus
ran a good race and came with a rush
ut the end. The sixth race developed
into Il contest between Merlingo and
Cigar Lighter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-Brown uni
versity is in the lead in the annual
tournament of the Triangular College
Chess league between two students
each from Brown. Pennsylvania and
Cornell. The Pcnnsylyanlans took sec
oud place. The score to date is: Brown,
won 3. lost L; Pennsylvania. won ,.
lot 9: Cornell. won |. lost 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
BOTH RI WILLING.
Fight Between Jeffries and Squires
is Up to Rhyolite Club.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S:-Bill
Squires has accepted the Rhyolite
offer of the match with big Jim
Jeffries, but stipulates in his message
from Melbourne that the Rhyolite
promoters must pay the passage of
himself and trainer to San Francisco.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
STARS WIN
3 CLOSE GAMES
The TaVernite BOWIers Meet De.
feat In Match on SWitzer'S
Alleys.

The All Stars defeated the Tavern
the Utopia alleys. The three games
were won by Is, Z and 63 pins, re-
%spectively. The scores were:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
HIGH MEN AT swrTzER,s.

High scores on the Utopia alleys
yesterday and last night were: P.
Peterson, 1872, 1877, 175: j. Olsen,
1911; T. Bloodgood, 100; A. Olsen,
176.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
KIRBY,s PIN

High scores on Kirby's alleys last
night We're; r. Rowe, 21S; A. Sim
onsen, 213; l.. Larsen, 212; j. zehr-
er, 20S; G.. Jaycox, POI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
213 AT BLOODGOOD,s.

A. Tooker rolled 213 and Blood
good 204 last night on Bloodgood's
alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
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consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28
business
ARCHITECT

James Growney, sc Jefferson Street.
80 years experience as a builder.
Telephone sew.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
zpr$y I Utiky.

Oletne jscm vyhf oil pltentni haGtk
" chytil nun tytp lpiavy:
vladIslav Celmcr pofa Ial We sve no.
sypce tanecni zabLvu by TAX nrjlepe
zkusil pevnost jeff zakladn. Seslo Sc
mnoho k1amych n phi hulbe handy
Uu,icke Sc pUbav:li znamenite.
r r Peteik, hodIa Lle ziiidit oh
chOd Sc smiSsnym zboiim.
Minu'y iyden Sc odtud udstshoval
nas chvalne znamy krajan r.. Baitus
do mesta Plat. kd,i ma lskvupeny
feznickt 1ayud.
Err Ilefmanek kpupil stchoyac I'm
senu
KAN pax zalezl ten Likcportskt
Lpravudaj, ie u sObe po delsi dobu ne.
Id ani 81, Set. Patrue ten jelo litari
Zplavulsp sc mu polamal a on jrj leci
na kuii Okla. Dpuiam ,Sak, AZ necc
kas redakci za;le, z oyzdusi Chicago
LakepOitskehu, polesime 80 ysichni,
nebUt duvede Sc ubanet perem instr.
ne.
Onehdy jednomu zlejsimu oLGanu
Sc stal nepiijemny mailer. VyjeI 81
na sven automobile de- Yaukton
kami So dpstal v nejlcI sim puia'iku;
avsdk ma EpateGui ccsl9, Inkmile Sc
brl puhodlne usIdil zipalil pruyy hn-
vansky a phi tom blaiene dumal u kra
Sc piirt d., a ie By ami s tureckym Ia
Sou nemenil misla, mily oxOleny kun
najednOu Sc ~Zistuyil, Il ablch Sc uiti.
tell ~vyJadiil, die Strejdy Vutruby, ne.
chtel Sc nnpied uni V zadu lnuui.
Mllymu oil cAuknvi Ne neclitelo V taku.
ven velru Sc zapfahnDut n tdhnuut
lei; kieni take nepomahalo a jak Sc
dostal dJmu, povim VAN piiS,e
~ J. b
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
z vyletu klubu mladych mule Les
terviilskych na pfisli ned6ii seslo.

Il yyletu klubu mladych mule Les
tervIllskych IN pfisti nedeii seslo.
:Zenatf muzi T&borsti a Lester
villsti Sc utksjf v nedeli odpoledne
5ho /. N. ma etverci T&borskem We
hfe v miG, Kdo Sc chce znameni-
te pobavit a pfi tom s chuti IA
smat nemel by opomenout Sc
dostavit.
Dive dcery j. Olsona. minulf
tyden ok&z,ly tskovou srdna'ost
jakouz Sc FUNDAMENTALLY roh&d-
kove amazonky re Scythie. Sbf.
RAY jahody V z hrade mely
ssebou dfeveny pejl. Diva PSI je
verne nas'edovali a v brzku WOE
nichali velkGho vlka, ienz lezel u
kryt v houstine. lined sc do ne
no pustili, a rev iaky zPdsosi'i
pfivolal oHe zenstiny k mistu.
Vlk Sc udatne branil SWIM Itocnf-
kun, zasazuje Jim rany svymi
tesaky. V tom iedno z devcat
dobfe mifenou ranou pej'em pres
h'avu jej omracilo. cehoz vyuzit-
kovavi 81 a vlka rozsapa'i.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
Dude Vas zajimat.

+. FIR. Peterson z Lake Andes
byl zde IA obchodem minulou so.
botu. Pan Peterson PRAGUE ma
vymefovani a ~sepisovani tohoto
okresu. a po ukonceni vydA ma
kladn} atlas. We kterem budou
mapy a narysy tchoto okresu. kaz
de sekce pozemku, NEST a fod.
Tez vyobrazeni rozlicnych obchc-
du. kostelI. skol a jintch instituci
iivctopis starych osadnika a pro
minentnich osob. atd. Kdo by 81
pfal jeden tento atlas pro domac.
most. udela nejlepe kdyt 81 jej "a
mluvi anebo da objednavku hned.
nebot Sc jich natiskne jen pocet
objednany. o dalsi podrobnosti
Sc pfihlaste V red kci /. ].
Max Blachnik minulou nedeli
odjel M svuj l6Otl akrovS klein Y
Rosebud, a ma oeste blize Lake
Andes mel tn nehodu, re mu kun
ndsledkem veder posel. Nicmene
Max dosel do mesta a napsal rodi
cum, re vzdo rfekazce Sc dostane
NJ misto.
V sototu dne Tho srpra, Dude
Sc odbyvat tane6ni zabava Y SIM
Mateje Welfa. Hudtu obstars
Tab orska kal Ella a lazdt je ucti'
Evan by Sc dostavil.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
Mahodou POstfoIen.

Minu'ou nede'i rano. pti honu
divoktch kachen ma jezefe j. Pc
tfika. 4 mile severo-zapadne cd
mesta. Frant. Kokes byl nahodou
stfe'en do leve ruky a nohy FIR.
Klouekem. V tech mistech CO Sc
nehoda uds'a je iezirko pokryto
trsvou M 8 stop vysokou. kdezto
yody Sc tam na'eza asi 2 stfevfce.
Hosi nell ma nohou gumovky a
brodili Sc jezirkem. Kayz osudna
rama by'a vypalena, byii od sebe
vzdaleni asi so stfevicI, a nasled-
KEN vysoke travy jeden druhel o
nevidel. klouGek vida neko'ik
kachen letet velmi nizko, stfelil v
Tn stranu, avsak nahodou n~alezsl
Sc tam Kokes ma Gekane. Bolest-
MS vfkfik mas 'edoval rinu a kdyz
KlouGek pfichvatal V tn stranu
uzfel kamarada s~viieti Sc v boles-
tech. Pomohl mu a lined odjeli
do mesta a zraneny mlddik dan do
osetfovani DR.. Blizkovi. jenz po
delsi operaci troky z ran vyfal a
RAINY osetfil. Mlady Kokes pff-
tonne dli u svych rodied ' Tabo-
re. n atkoliv Sc zranenf zdarne
hoji. include moci po de'si dobu
vykonavat praci ma sve farme.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-02
DoMAcI ~zPRAvy.

r.. Andy Co'c a a deti byli V
ryndall ma navsteve V pondeli.
Louis Kral z Tyndall byl zde
ma navsteve We ctvrtek.
William Olson zabil lunu ma
milne Mis6rske min, tyden.
5 ccna Ircna Saarosy odjcla do
scotland v pondeli ku sv6 oabi6ce.
Ptlkav sklad obdrzel tento Is
len jcdnu karu kd'I a karu SIN
De G.
Dobre kon9 do lo6aru ma ma
prodej Vaclav Wagner. ffihlaste
.e ma bance.
Ztratil SC mi I'LL roku stary
Eancik, druhu razor back. Jo-
scf Vyrorny.
r. V. Pt&k a Frantisek Sisler z
Tyndall byli zde "a obcho: EN- v
ponde (.
A.. j. Nov&k dela veskerou pra-
d klempitskou, jake jsou korytka
IA stfechy a pod.
Al Jczewski a Volta Herman by
Y Lesterville "a obchodem V
londelf.
Josef Black jiz sprawl svGj
mattel ~parostroj. a ie hotoy w
klepst farmerIm zrni Z kIasn.
DIR. Form&nka Geska hofka ma
prodej We vsech zdejsich hpstin,
cch. Zkuste j pro zdravi.
rotfebujete korytka ma stfechu
raseho dcmu a k cisteine-A j.
Novak je ten jenz vam je udela
lacino.
Ztratil Sc mi billy honeckf pes
, eernou hlavou. ssi pred II dny.
Kdo iej ma, necht jei laskave vra-
Ii. FIR. Kostroun.
Nechte objednavky ma dratere
dvefs okna V lumber yardu
Quealove. Nebudete tr&peni
mouchama pc cele leto.
Ptisel Ike mne eerny vnl. pred
dvouma tydny, 3 roxy stary. Ma
jitel 70 ztotozneni o zaplaceni IL
tat jej m1ze obdrzet. J. W..
llrusks.
Ia pos 'ednich dvou t{dnd jsme
me- znaGn& vedra; ale korna ma
POI 81 libuje. Bnde il takova
zklizeh. jakou jen 81 farmefi mo-
hou pfat.
vclky prodej pozemku uzavfela
irma Wagner Bratti nedavno,
tim, ze prodala l440 akrG poem.
ku v Hyde okresu, a cast spldtky
ptijmula We smisen6m zbozi a bu-
dovu v Cay okresu.
Eda Rysavy Sc 5 G6astnil zkous-
Ky ueitelske V Tyndall ' sobotu.
lo schopnym mladikem, a ponevat
ma, mimo obyteinych skol, tez 3
roxy vyssiho vzdelani, zastane
misto ueite ske uspokojive.
X. X. Mkt odstehoval s,e Flat.
nickc zbozi z budovy Jos. Haly
DO svS budcvy, vedle tifadovny /.
!, ldez ma da G Dude provozovat
Llenotnicky obchod.
Jcns Olsen. kdyz drtil kornu ma
sve T rme minulou sobotu, dostal
n~cstastnou nahodou ruku do stro-
j.. ktcrSz mu il znacne posramotil
Dr. Blizck mu RAINY vycistil 4 ova
"a TAX re Sc mu poransni oeivid-
u 'hoji.
Josef Hubal prodaya lnterna-
tithal krmeni pro dobytek a drh-
tct: liniment ma RAINY dobytcat;
lts proti dychayicnosti koni. lex
rroti ecrvnm a spateni zvany cal
rule''. Tyto lGky jsou csvedeene
kazdy je zna, proto by bylo
rbyteene je chvalit. Chvali Sc
samy setou.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-23
Mr.. BELL ON LABOR

@ On Saturday night. September
o 20. Hon. Theodore a. Bell. Demo.
@ cratic nominee for governor. add
@ dressed the union labor organ
@ izatiOns of this city. who had
o given him n great reception. an
@ the course of his speech Mr. Bell
@ said,
q ~ have always belle ed that the
g chief executive of the state should
9 not and cannot be the representa-
@ tive OF any special class.
o $50 for that reason I will not
8 say IL i am elected ] will be the
9 special representative of labor. for
@ II did you would not believe me.
@ and if I did I would be unworthy
@ to hold that office.
g ~ lave taken this nomination
@ from the labor party ns a great
@ compliment TO me. I have not
9 been nm agitatOr or demaGOguc
@ with them. have simply told
g them my views OF labor conditions
9 and what ! mean to do.
g "They have exacted no pledge
@ from me. They have simply asked
@ me 10 give labor square deal.
. would have done that even had
9 they not asked me. For hnd
o felt otherwise toward labor, OF
@ any other class, ! would have felt
Q unworthy to accept the nomina-
@ tiOn."
900 g g 8 90 o % @ @ o g @ @
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-23
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

An application of ammonia on table.
salt will relieve insect stings.
Whistling will do much toward ti,c
development OF robust physical frame.
If quickly applied. the white of an
egg will relieve the singing pain from n
burn and prevent Inflammation.
II the face is abnormaily oily an an
plication OF sour buttermilk will often
improve the condition, but it is not in
faIlible. II is perfectly harmless
The value of mustard poultjce for
coughs and sore throats was well know,
10 our grarduotfiers and the remdy is
still used successfully in many house
holds.
The woman who appears taller II,
proportion when sitting down than
when standing has good chance to
live long II the body is long In bro
portion to the limbs the heart lungs
and digestive organs are large.
For dangerous wound made by a
rusty nail or jagged knife the hest
remedy Is to apply pork rind. It should
be changed often for several days, when
the poison will be entirely drawn out
and there Will be no inflammation.
No matter what the nature of Noui.
complexion is the face should be
bathed every night with warm water.
pure soap and correct Complexion
brush Since this cleansing process re-
moves the natural oils as well as dust
and grlme a simple emollient or skin
food should be applied to keep the skin
from becoming dry or rough
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-23
CARE OF CHINA WHEN MOVING

''In moving from one part of the city
to another if reliable mover is en-
gagged comparatively little packing
will be necessary except for the dishes
and bric-a-brac. China should be
packed in barrel One. such as flour
and sugar are sold in can be bought
for a few cents from a corner grocer,
or perhaps secured from the delivery
boy for the asking. When cleaned OF
any refuse, the barrel should be thor
oughly lined with excelsior, plenty of
which must be placed on the bottom
and around the sides, to prevent any
jarring and chipping of the cups, sau-
GERS or plates II
Excelsior is cheap, and u0ough of
it to pack a barrel of dishes may be
bought for 25 cents, Too much of this
packing cannot be used when bar
rel or large box is to be filled with fine
china or bric-a-brac. AS the heavy
pieces such as meat and vegetable
dishes, are to be placed on the bottom,
they should be fist filed with excelsior
and then carefully wrapped in it to
keep them from being nicked or
chipped by a jar. If the packing
does not stay close around the dishes,
as it should, the best plan will me to
tie it with heavy twine- Wrapped in
this fashion pieces may be placed on
top of each other or fitted in around
the sides, without danger Of their be-
ing cracked or broken. The large
dishes naturally set better in the bot
tom of the barrel, while the plates
and saucers carefully wrapped, are of
convenient sizes to place around the
Sidee
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-23
Non-Partisan Nominee for May of Los Ange
Expire se> His Puriot Vi ws anu
Accepts the Candid cy

not politics. is wanted, and man, not
party, is sought.
Further, the application of this prin-
ciple to municipal politics, resulting in
the selection of officials for their indi-
vidual fitness, irrespective of party ties,
deprives the political boss" so called,
of power and influence for a man so
chosen, entering office unhampered by
pledges, unfettered by obligations, un-
controller by a political MASTER is free
to administer the city's government ac-
cording to his Judgment and conscience
and the will of the only true bosses
the people themselves. In short, the
essence of your movement is patriot
ism, not partyism; your attempt is to
achieve political liberty
1 have unbounded pride in the city
Of Los Angeles and enthusiastic faith
in her future. A cosmopolitan metrop-
oils has here grown up, the rapidity
Of whose growth and development
calls for the best administrative and
professional talent and the truest civic
pau 1OtlollI lOl lAS
of her affairs,
Blest in position, in climate and in
a citizenship famed for energy, intel
ligence and high ideals, she should
stand the exemplar of all that may be
best in municipal government No
place than here so fit, and no time
than now so opportune, to inaugurate
this movement and to rear aloft this
example.
The citys one great material need
is an abundant supply of pure water.
The doubt as to whether it could be
obtained has been the one cloud which
has hung across her pathway, but this
doubt has been happily removed and
this supply has been secured in the
Ovens river. Though TIE task, the
giant task, of leading it to our doors
will severely tax the capacity of the
city's business and engineering talent,