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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
TEACHERS HEELS THE ISSUE
Her Pay for Four Days of Sickness
Depends on How High
They Were
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
+ II l. A d e l. p II / A, March %
Whether a teacher in the M. Vernon
school wore high-heeled shoes on Ger
tain rainy day couple of weeks ago is
the problem the board of education's
committee on elementary schools is
anxious to solve. No one at yesterdays
meeting could tell, and to Charles II.
Brelsford was assigned the delicate task
of finding out. If the teacher wore high
heeled shoes ON the day in question she
will lose four days pay. If she didn't
she may get the pay-perhaps.
Mr. Brelsford, who is the superintend-
ent of the district in which the Mt.
Vernon school is located, confirmed the
written statement of the teacher that
she had fallen on slippery stone step
in the yard of the school and. sprained
her ankle, necessitating her remaining
at home for the four days for which she
is asking pay. Mr.. ,rilden, Chairman
Harrington, who is a lawyer, and others
contended that if the young woman
wore high-heeled shoes it would raise
the question of contributory negligence.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
HE is A GALLANT SUICIDE
"Here Goes, Lady" He Says, Bow
ing, and Then Leaps OFF
Pier to Drown
s,.ocial to Thc herald.


ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., March %
We'll, good bye. lady; here goes
Grasping his hat and boWing court
eously to Mrs. II. J. Siskel of Philadel-
phia and her son, Gates, at the extreme
end of Ocean pier late this afternoon,
tall, carefully attired stranger said this,
put his foot upon the railing and
bounded over into the sea.
Only Mrs. Sickel ana her son wit
messed the suicide. They had gone for
Il stroll to theasea end of the pier The
stranger was slightly ahead of them,
and there We're no others near. The
man stepped up on a seat and sat down
upon the rail without apparent regard
for his danger Mrs. Sickel, becoming
nervous started to walk away Then
the man courteously saluted her, poised
on the rail for just an instant, and
sprang far out. Leaving her son to
watch the place where he had surk
Mrs. Sickel ran for aid. Several labor
ers responded, and a search with a boat
followed. 1t was without result.
No one about the pier knew the mar.
Mrs. SiCkel says he WAS above the or
dinary height had gray or white hair,
and was apparently Go years old. His
clothing was dark. The distinguishing
feature of his attire was a large white
sombrero. He walked as though slight
ly lame.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
AMONG THE OFFICIALS.

President Underwood of the Erie
who has been spending a vacation in
Pasadena, left yesterday for Santa
Barbara for a short stay before re-
turning east.
c. NJ. Levey, third vice president of
the Northern Pacific with headquar-
ters at Tacoma, arrived in Los An
geles yesterday. He has gone to Cat
alma to spend two or three days.
w. II. Bancroft, first vice president
of the Salt Lake raod with headquar-
ters in Salt Lake city, left Los An
geles yesterday in his private car over
the Southern Pacific for New Orleans
Excursion rates will be given from
all surrounding points by the Santa Fe
for the benefit of the people who de-
sire to attend the Liberal Alliance pic
mic held here March 81 and April l.
The Santa Fe will make Il round trip
rate from April II to 90 good returning
as late as the 21st, to San Jacinto on
account of the gun club tournament
that will be held there from April IS
to 20.
Mrs w. A. McGovern, wife of Super
intendent McGovern of the Southern
Pacific at Tucson. returned to her
home in a private car yesterday after
a long illness which confined her to
her apartments in Los Angeles.
p. s. Eustis, passenger traffic man
ager OF the G. b. & Q. with headquar-
ters in Chicago, is in Los Angeles, ar
riving in his private car over the
Southern Pacific. Mr. Eustis will re-
main here only short time having
come west to accompany Mrs. Eustis
east. who has spent the winter in Cal
iforniS.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
Artistic Color
Schemes for
HouseP Paintlng

The artistic appearance of many a
home is entirely ruined by improper
color combinations.
We are experts in combining colors
harmoniously, and shall be glad to
render you every assistance in choos-
ing colors which will produce the most
pleasing and artistic effects.
High-grade paints for outside use-
$1.25 gallon up.
Best floor stains for library, hall,
etc.-60c quart.
Kitchen floor paint; quart does
the work-45c.
Varnish - all grades - from zoe
pint up.
Alabastine = IA colors - for tinting
walls-5 pounds, SOC.
VISIT OUR STORE TODAY .s.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
SNUFF STARTS THEATER PANIC
sneezy Stuff Is Liberated from Front
Row, Putting Stage Folk
on the Blink
Special 10 The Herald.

Special to The Herald
BOSTON, Barch 29.-Snuff, tossed by
one of the occupants of front seat in
the Columbia theater last evening while
the performance was in progress,
caused CONSERVATION among actors and
actresses, created distress to a number
of those who were sitting near and
started a small panic. Three arrests
were made.
For nearly ten minutes the theater
was thrown into an uproar from pit to
dome. Many started to leave, while
others rushed up the aisles blocked the
exits and interfered with the work of
the police
Not until quiet was restored was an
attempt made to resume the show, as
the yells of Harvard students and other
spectators drowned the music OF the
orchestra,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
HIS LUCKY MISHAP
But for 1t Spires Might Never Have
Heard of $4,000 Legacy
Due Him
snncial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WILKESBARRE, March 29.-John
Spires an engineer on the Lehigh Val
ley Black Diamond express, living at
Sayre, has received news of legacy OF
$25 900 in a novel manner.
Twenty-six years ago, at Fourth OF
July celebration, a nail was blown int
his neck. The wound healed and he did
not know the nail was there until d
few months ago, when sharp pain II
his neck caused him to consult DR.. OFT
of the Sayre hospital. DR.. Oft dis
covered the nail and removed it. The
story was seen in Il London paper by
London lawyer who had been searching
for Spires for two years.
The lawyer wrote 10 the engineer
who established his identity to the law
yers satisfaction, and has just beer
informed that a legacy of $4,000 lef
him two years ago by an aunt in Eng
land awaits his orders.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
WORLD
SAN DIEGO WILL BE REACHED
BY TROLLEY
Will Build Line From Los
Angeles to Tia Juana by
the Way of Bay
City
Ry Associated Press.

Ry Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, March 29-An
important transfer of railway and
electric lines, involving $546,OOO, was
recorded here yesterday afternoon. All
the interests of E. S. Babcock in this
city, consisting of trolley lines and a
steam railway to La Jolla were made
over to the Los Angeles e San Diego
Beach Railway company, or in other
words. the Huntington interests and
the announced intention of the corpor-
alton is to construct electric lines from
Los Angeles to Tia Juana, on the Mex
lean border.
This latest transaction confirms the
truth of all the rumors of the past
year that Huntington proposes to con-
meet Los Angeles and San Diego by
trolley, and it is for this purpose that
thousands of acres of watershed have
been purchased along the San Luis
Rey river and at other points between
this city and Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
Repair Work Is Progressing

Dispatches were received by local Of
ficials of the Salt Lake road yester-
day saying that work is rapidly prog
ressing on the line of rapairing the
track that was washed out and that
the line will be open for through traf-
fic by April T.
All of the damage on the Southern
Pacific has been repaired temporarily
and the trains are now running on
schedule time. A sharp lookout is be-
ing kept by track walkers to avoid
any possible danger of trains being
wrecked.
Traffic on the San Diego branch of
the Santa Fe has again been resumed,
No further trouble is anticipated by
the officials of the road.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Prominent Democrats from all over
Angeles on April is, when the state
committee meets. and grand BAN
quet will be given at the Angelus.
There is every expectation that the
local Democracy will have present a
goodly crowd of distinguished party
men and that there will be much en-
thusiasm.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
Injured by Machinery, Young Woman
Wears Scalp of Sheepskin,
but No Locks

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 29.-Edna
May Pitts has fled suit in the circuit
court to recover $4,000 from the Nelson
Bethel Clothing company because she
lost her luXuriant head of hair while at
work for the company last August
TO replace the girls scalp physician
conceived the idea of placing the skin
OF a sheep on her head. The skin has
adhered, but it is as smooth as the
head of a drum.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

The freight-by-tro case will be
taken to the highest courts. 1t should
be; the people want trolley freights,
and if they are not now legal, will
take steps to make them so.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Secretary Taft of the war department
would have subaltern officers barred
from marrying. The big secretary
would better get together with his
chief on the race suicide proposition,
or he may lose his job.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

President F. D. Underwood of the
Erie railroad says there is no coal
trust. If Mr.. Underwood went up
against the proposition of buying his
own coal at retail on a bllzzardy day
he'd change that opinion.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Griffith ]. Griffith has the unique dis
tinction of watching his fortune grow
into millions while he is in prison. Yet
who'd go to prison just to acquire a
million dollars?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Mr.. Gould says he has not asked for
a Los Angeles franchise, but when he
does he will ask openly. like a man.
Now is the psychological moment for
him to put in his request. Los An
geles would give double welcome TO
the Western Pacific.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

The weather man is again predicting
showers. Since we have had several
days more of blessed California sun
shine the people are content to "let
er go" Mr.. Weather Man.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

If ever the law of referendum were
applicable, it is now. If it were ever
useful or necessary, now is the time
to prove it. Try it and see how it
works, or take it out of the charter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Citizens of every ward should tell
their representative in the city council
what they think of his conduct in
voting to give away a million dollar
dark-lantern franchise.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Count Bonf has gone into politics,
What a fine alderman he'd make for
Los Angeles just now! He's so used
to getting his, y'know.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

No, best beloved, the aldermen are
not big NUTS" Your spelling is
wrong; the last word contains an 'f'
in place Of that "u.'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Oakland's trolleymen threaten to
strike This won't make much differ
ence in Oakland; it's so slow anyhow
that walking is fast enough.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Sarah Bernhardt has given up play
ing in a tent in Texas-before she over
began it, The tent made bully press
agent yarn, and thus served its pur-
pose.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

According to reports from Long
Beach, the Italian band down there
isn't playing in any more harmony
than are the Long Boachers them
selves.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

To the splendid Sixth ward-Recall
Dock" Houghton and nearly every
thing will be forgiven and forgotten.
It's the chance of your life.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

That wordy defender of autocracy
Leo Tlkhamiroff, has received as a
token of appreciation from the car a
silver in5stand. Is this a delicate hint
to keep up the defense act?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Death Valley Scott bids defiance to
his prosecutors and threatens to get
even with all who have traduced him.
Everybody duck.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Is Brewer Busch anxious TO emulate
the late lamented Scotty in his plethor-
ic distribution of tips? Perish the
thought.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

President Underwood of the Erie has
gone to Santa Barbara for a brief
season. There he will have time to
think it over.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

But if any doubling sinners "beliefs'
We're half so strong as are Gllmores s.
how easily he could he saved!
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

In Philadelphia they once used
hempen cords to pull the councilmen
over to the peoples view.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
RUBBER NOSE IS SERVICEABLE
ber Lost Fifteen Years Ago and
Performs Its Work

Special to The Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 90
Ingenuity that borders on the miracu-
lcus has given to a patient at the Uni
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
Population of Los Angeles 2OI,246

Everybody works but the alderman
He cuts melon
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Will the council dare to pass the
river bed franchise over the mayors S
veto? There is hope that it will not.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
Pi-LimeS and Pick-UDS
With APOLOGIES

Everyone works but the council,
They loaf around all day,
Giving away franchises;
Nobody has to pay!
Citizens slave like heathens;
Everyone tolls who can,
Everybody works in our town
Works the alderman!
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

1t looks like Hartman, or the South
ern Pacific, or both. 1t is neither
Could nor Huntington.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Gilmore says it's for Gould. Gould
says it isn't. And Gould ought to
know.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

The ark-lantern. river-bed franchise
IS nearly smoked out.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Pugilist Terry McGovern, having been
knocked out of the prize ring, is now
going into the circus ring. Terry al
ways was something of a clown.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Ex-Mayor Van Wyck of New York
city says: "We're married; that's ALL"
He'll realize that it isn't "all" about
the first time he comes home at g. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

No, best beloved the Women's
Press" club isn't organized to press
it's various husbands clothes-not yet!
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30
For sweIIs Only, B'aosh

For SWeIs Only, B'eosh
The Pedro club has decided to make
it's dance tonight quiet one. Rough
necks please take notice.-Kelton
(Wyo.) Gazette.
A New Jersey minister asks: "Will
heaven be crowded." Well, New Jer-
sey is doing its best not to make it so.
It'll be quite while before the spell
ing reformers beat ArtemuS Ward and
his: '2 B or not b.
Orange-Why do you tease the cat
that way?
Lemon-Do you know better way?
ming low, as is feared, but it's brass"
is still sufficient to keep insurance
agents and book agents going.
Just in Time
Pete Stivers found a $5 bill on the
street today. The owner of the bill got
there in time to get in on the last round
of drinks.-Leesville (Colo) Light.
There are no return tickets issued
from the frying pan into the fire.
Amelie Rives mentioned in Town
Topics libel suit. New book soon?
Warped Wisdom
Many mixed ideas are due to mixed
drinks.
You can get rid of most anything by
advertising-eXcept trouble.
Do othcrs-better than they do you.
You can't judge women by their face
value; some cost more than others.
Trust magnates are not necessarily
men to trust.
Be good and you'll be happy-perhaps.
Many a smart man smarts from his
smartness.
No gentlemen ever need tell anyone
he is one.
One may blaze with diamonds and yet
not set the world afire.
w. H. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

The Pedro club has decided to make
it's dance tonight a quiet one. Rough
necks please take notice.-Keltor
(Wyo.) Gazette.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

sey is doing it's best not to make it so
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

It'll be quite while before the spell
ing reformers beat Artemus Ward ant
his: "2 3 or not b.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Orange-Why do you tease the cat
that way?
Lemon--Do you know better way?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-30

Americas supply of iron may be run
ming low, as is feared, but its brass
is still sufficient to keep insurance
agents and book agents going.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20
A WONDERFUL INVENTION.

Il Is interesting 10 note thn. for-
tunes are frequently made by the
invention Of articles Of minor im.
portance. Many Of the more pop.
ular devices are those designed Co
benefit people and meet popular
conditions, aud one Of the most in-
teresting Of these thatha- ever deru
invented Is thd Dr.. White Electric
Comb, patented Jan, /, 80 Thes.
wonderful Combs positively cure
dandrufl, hair folling out, sick aud
nervous headaches, and wnen used
with Dr. Whites Electric Hmr
Brush are positively guaranteed
TO make straight hair curly IN %
days time. Thousands Of those
electric combs have been sold 80
the yarions cities of the Union. aui
the demand is constantly iuclya,.
ing, Our agents are rapidly bee
coming rich selling these comu
They positiyely y sell on sight. Send
for sample. Mems size Soc, ladies
SOC - (half price while We are in-
trocucing thom,) The Dr. White
The DR. White Electric Comb Co..
Decatur, IN.
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BRAND COLUMN

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I.t c1i'In seine un either DIP. .uhtuhfkH crop
aUl fr.Ii iu IcIi rar, swallow fora auif4uafc
1Ha,f t.t iH Hah.
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.| HnF uH I.I' shoulder. fIf.IUt D. uU Il.lt hip
gu1Hlfta, Ivu uHlufHl.s boo ynfI ybfl rIsl toui
0IHHa.I h'f uu ufh unH, thlmalk, urlt
ha.I coop Dbl IUII ear
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uH..f rfup ur lUH COZ. swallow iHf. lu fIfhf
ErWHb.a IIaucl. bofs.a. combined TOR
.... fIYaIIUT cattle, hHII tIttIu cross uU
.rfh.f boo Doe.
Hallu Bpt, uuruf, ra.llr. double dot nor,
HEH. COZ, swallow Ffl 'W lpf. watilT nu riehi
Jaws H'fu Hnuu branded circle N uu Hsht tiIu
u d -h.uJ JriCrkcr Uuur horses. on igf
.HIu'lr' ra'lUt uH rIshi fidr unl AIp Ger
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lrJI u,HHcit. burns. horses. ~ ou tho lsit
shoulder. cattle DO uU Itu HlIt. taunafa, uu.
Irr hall coop lu each ear
~ Williams nuey, borsrs. Du ou thc lsif
Uf lclf rHE ludcF Ha.f rrup oii flfhi. Waiilouii.
DOR eUius ulsu gHIIIU branded 81. rfdp ana uu.
lef.i In lgi, caf' uudgl bali crop ln llghi also
.a...g DN lgL u.s' rrur and srlit Co. len car,
under haIi rinp ih HFhl
% ~ Elliott. Nauowr. horrs. 1h com mbiuod on
Iril tilH'i cattle ~ combined ou len hipi ear
wafe nprr. slope uu each eur waffle on chin
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sylvester smith. Narrow. hoffrs. u : on fiFht
.r'' rn'Ir v bar rlfmark, under hall cfop nuu
.H1.. Owe. slope iu cHfh rur iushaudlo aud
.rHlar
lt smith, ilrus, h1fscs quarter rifcIc on
T.HI h'lu D. tnu lpit shoulder. cattle. quarter
..T.'H 900 tllHr. hipi rnrmHrE, crop un TI.lI
..r fp..I iI uUIr. fidu uf lgif tWu urUlHut.
a p Young HufHs, h0fsgs, 3 ou iciI Dee aud
D.. connected 5000 uEhf shoulder, allen hnlI uu
.Ul shoulders cattle rugkiug chair uu ltfi hip,
.HFmuItl Il-Ni Ger druupUt uuNf, lrii tut fluII-
'Ur towards head uu upper tiIri waffle ou ill
1IlrU nrtai HiI animals dehurutl
a. r Rutherford, Burns cattle. bar on ltft
r.Hg. rarmuft, under hali crop usli ear horses
.HE q Uu igIi shoulder
lau- Niugnril huus, huucs. = tchaluIluEI
uU ilil shoulder cattle, Same on leit eide marx
.fHF Dt .yii cal, short oyvft'oic iu rishi,
John lrnliocE, silNirs, huufos. ss on the ieit
slu.Ilgri cattle, 81 uI usht eide, marx, crop
oi fish. ear swallow fork iu len, teWlup Oh
ulitktI
" D. smith. huFus, cattle, X ou risht side
MARK tput lu risht cAf waffle ou uuer,
20 liulspeih, burns cattle. scissor ou tight
sidei mara, crop and tpiii iu each ear
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20
ontario-Burns
Stage uins.

Leayes Burns daily for Ontario
at $3.50 a m. Arrives at Burns dal.
" from Ontario at SPIN.
The only through passenger and
transfer route from Burns to the
railroad.
First-class accommodations, and
good eating stations 81 oonvenisni
distances along The route.
s. S. WILLIAMS, Gen. Mgr,
Drewsey, Oregon.
L. Woldenberg Jr., Agent,
Burns, Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20

County Uoufi meets ihc nfst Wednesday in
January, Match May July, september and
Novcmtgr
uAuNEy q. q. LtSp oTFicU3
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20

simon Lewis nurns. cattle ST. on right aide
marx, crop aud uudcrbit lu lot ear crop and
under half crop on fiehi
John wnscl. Burns. horses W bar ON fpht
stihci cattle diamond lar on lcit MP m@s'
split IN each ear. WaiilC unuer chin.
DM McMcbamy. Burnf, horses reverse !. on
lcft stife: cattle tg on leo hip, marx, metal tag
iu each ear with .uil name aud sddfes
varicu Bros. horses, ~ on hight slide, cattle
~ on right hip. marx, CROP upperbt aud un.
derlii 10 right ear.
IA Williams Van. horses, n -bar on suhe;
cattle. hsr M on lclt ubs. marx, uudc-bt in ieit
ear. under slope Co., right.
u Elliott Burns horses, ifi combined on lcit
stiles caJtlg 3 ON lcii side; mark, undCtbit iu
rght car, leii tplit in half lower part loppcG
down against side Of head.
G. Johnson, Van, horses, ~ ON len shoulder
cattle. - on lCif hlp, mark, crop aud under
hell crop Zoo right car uudcrbit in let.
e JOuus1n, Riley. cattle, o bar on LEFT nip.
marks, swallow iOrk iu right ear, split IN lefL
W % johnson. cntilc b combined on len hip.
marx. crop Uii tighi ear, two tplils nnd under
half crop 900 lcit
w a Campbell NarroWt, horses. Nc combined
uu Def, shoulder cattle, hns Sc combined on
ici. shoulders marx, upper half crop IN leitoar
John uuoy burns, horses. ll on lcfi shoulder
cattle. 2l uu right hip or side mark crop nu
each cUr, hole in right
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| jaw.
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20
Some fell " over at Baker

Some fell W over at Baker
City conceived the idea of having
the American people chip in a
dime apiece and handing the wad
to Miss Alice Roosevelt on the
approaching day of her nuptials.
This would be great, if we, the
people of the U. S. A. could col
lect rs million dimes and load a
freight train with them and send
the whole chunk back to Alice.
She would appreciate such gift
as she could put the ten cent pieces
to a practical use when she starts
house keepeng. In her spare
time she could string lot OF them
and they would make a lovely
clothes line or she could work
them up into dog collars, aud
could in fact make lots of fancy
things out of them. The Miner
would take substantial pleasure in
handling this fund and for The
privilege the head printer states
that he would put on all his happy
clothes and make the presenta-
ton speech gra,is.-Prairie City
Miner.