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The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-27

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The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-27

has joined his wife at her parents, at
1888 Columbine street.
Miss Tillie Morse has joined a house
party in Colorado Springs with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sachs Of Boston.
Miss Jessie Newmark Of Lincoln, Ne
braska, arrived last week to spend
month with Mrs. Greenbaum
s. j. Schoenberg, an old-time resident
Of Denver, but now Of Philadelphia, is
in the city visiting his parents.
Misses Bertha and Lille Baron, Har-
riet Norden and Anna Robin formed
party of visitors from Chicago.
Mrs Herman Weinberger returned
from Salt Lake City Monday evening,
very much improved in health.
Miss Ray Bloom of Newark, New Jer-
sey, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. B.
Goldstein, Of 2511 Marion street
H. Bertling, Mrs. F. M. and Miss Lii
lian E. Maby and DR.. ID. E. Bertling are
a party of visitors from Cincinnati.
Ike Alperin, who has resided in this
city for the past year, has returned to
him home in Memphis, Tennessee.
W. Monash Of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
stopped over in the city to see relatives
and friends on his return trip from the
coast.
Miss Celeste Sigmund, and not Mrs.
Joseph Sigmund, last week entertained
thirty four young ladies in honor Of Wis
itors.
Miss Lilly Silver of Aspen, Miss Iska
Bloch Of Georgetown and Sig Cunto OF
Leadvlle were down for the Elks re-
union.
NJ Baer Of Lafayette, Indiana, a men,
Der Of the B mai 'rith lodge Of his city,
was one Of the Indiana Elks in the city
last week.
David Jacobs Of Fort Smith, Arkansas,
prominent member Of the B mai Birth
of that city, is spending his vacation iii
Colorado.
The Lehman, Stewart & Arkush
Agency Company, Denver's leading in
surance and financial agents, 1541
Champa street
Mrs L. A. Hamlin and daughter, Lu-
ellie, of Chicago, are visiting her neice,
Mrs Emanuel Solomon Of All Twenty
fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kohn and daughter
Of Decatur, Alabama, are spending the
summer Ill the city. They are located
Of tba
The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-27

Miss Eta Pearlson Of Chicago is in
the city.
T. Rothschild Of Greeley spent Sunday
in the city.
j. Marinof has left for New York for
an extended stay.
Jake Feinberg of Pueblo was Den
yer visitor last week.
Mrs. Carrie Mayer Of Leadville, Colo
RADIO, is in the city.
Morris Schck of Philadelphia is in the
city for a few days.
j. D. hamburger of New York City is
a visitor in the city.
Max Meyer of Cheyenne, Wyoming, is
visitor in the city.
Mrs. Sol Wolf and children spent last
week in Idaho Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winkleman Of Memphis
are visiting in the city.
Post for photos. 1906 Fifteenth street
and 91O Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G.. Steifel Of Angola,
Indiana, are touring the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mosk returned
last week from Manitou.
B. Dosenberg of Kalamazoo, Michigan,
is summering in the city.
H. M. Goldberg Of st. Joseph, Mis-
souri,, is visitor in the city.
Meyer Frank Of Cheyenne, Wyoming,
is in the city for a few days.
A. Levy Of Lincoln, Nebraska, is
spending the summer in Denver.
Herman Kohn Of Missoula, Montana, is
spending few weeks in the city.
Misses Annie D. and Lille Berger OF
Cleveland, Ohio, are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Weller Of Hartford City,
Indiana, are at the Cliff, Manitou.
Miss Pauline Brody Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, is visiting friends in the city.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-27

Mrs. ii. HennOch OF Latayette, lndl-
ana, is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. G. Unter and Mrs. and Miss Mel
ken are here from Louisiana for a visit
Mrs. S. Benson has gone to Salt Lake
City for vacation trip of a few weeks
Miss Mildred A. Kohan has left the
city for two weeks stay in Fort Collins
Mrs. c. Wisebart and daughter Laura
have gone to Atlantic City for month
vacation.
Ralph Goldman and DR.. Jay Ulman of
Baltimore, Maryland, are visiting in the
city.
Mrs. j. Rosenthal Of Alexandria, Lou
isiana will spend the summer in the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Harris of Phila-
delphia, are in the city, stopping at the
Brown.
Max B. Goldman Of San Francisco,
California, stopped over in the city on
his way East.
Mrs. Seraphine Pisko is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Max Adler at Savin Rock, Con-
necticut.
B. Schradsky, Denver's well known
merchant tailor, 1901 Larimer, for styl-
ish clothes.
Mrs. George Jaffee and Miss f. Zun-
neman are among the Cincinnati visitors
in the city.
Mrs. A. Miller and family Of 1543 Bou-
levard F are spending the summer in
Idaho Springs.
Ed Mosaver and wife and Miss Wolf
of Dayton, Ohio, were here attending the
Elks reunion.
Mrs Sol Cans and daughter, Bernice,
Of Little Rock, Arkansas, are visiting DR..
and Mrs. Simon.
Mrs. F. d. Silverman left Thursday
for short visit to her old home at
Goshen, Indiana.
Miss Lilly Kuh and Marion Mander-
field of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, are
among our guests
Abe Rothschild and wife Of Daven-
port, Iowa, will spend a few days seeing
the sights around Denver.
H. johnson of Altoona, Pennsylva-
MIA and Max j. Cohen of Decatur, Ala
bama, are visitors in the city.
We are still in business. Come and
see u.s. The Shwayder Trunk Mfg. Co.,
928 18th st. Tel 1886 Main.
Messrs Fred and Sol Simon of Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania, are visiting their
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
TINE FOR DIVISION NOT NOW

Judge Dillon's declaration at the Mu-
nicipal league banquet that in his opin-
ion the time has about arrived for a
division of California into two states
strikes a chord of approval in the
hearts of many.
And no wonder. Northern California,
as whole. does not understand South
ern California, and because the north
end is the big end, the southern end is
ignored and neglected in matters that
are of vital importance.
This condition does not necessarily
imply that the north is ininnical to the
south, either. There are frequent ebul-
litions of praise and evidences of pride
Of the south on behalf Of the north that
show, for the most part, an utter alb
sence of prejudice or bad feeling.
Because the state is so overwhelm-
ingly big there is not sufficient cause or
opportunity to get acquainted. Affairs
and questions in the south that are of
great moment are held in the north
to be trivial, because of a lack of
knowledge, and hence of a want of an
probation sufficient to obtain the
knowledge wherewith to act intelli-
gently. This fact has just been again
exasperatingly demonstrated in the
consolidation measure. Governor Par
dee never did, apparently understand
what Los Angeles wanted, and as a
result he. finally put into his call the
very thing that Los Angeles did not
want. And so it goes, all the time.
Men of the central and northern sec
tions know each other and their condi-
tions fairly well, All their associations
and sentiment cluster around San
Francisco, to which city they make pill
grimages and where they often spend
weeks together like the pilgrims al
Mecca. Southern California is outside
Of all this, not from choice by any
means. but from force Of circumstances.
This is threshing over old straw Of
course, but it seems necessary, in view
of Judge Dillon's declaration, to indi-
cate the spirit and conditions that eyl.
IDENTITY urged him to make the state
ment.
But The Herald cannot agree with
Judge Dillon that the time has arrived
flor division Of California into two
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
THE INDIANA SLOGAN

"The Democracy of Indiana sends
greeting across the sea to that wise and
conservative statesman, unfaltering pa
triot and superb leader William Jen-
nings Bryan. and pledges its vote in
convention and the electoral vote of
Indiana to him for president in 1908"
That is the Indiana slogan, a blast
from the resolutions adopted by the
Democracy of the state in convention
at Indianapolis, and the report says:
THE Endorsement of William j. Bryan
(Which was unanimous) was received
with an outburst of enthusiasm"
Indiana's next door neighbor, illinois,.
is ready to echo the slogan that re-
sounds from the Hoosier state. A dis
patch from Chicago, printed in yester-
days Herald, stated that a canvass of
Democratic editors in attendance at
the annual meeting of the Illinois Press
association disclosed the fact that they
are unanimous in support of the Ne
braska man." That is equivalent to
saying that Illinois Democrats are
BioNhNhhy SCAid lpl Dly all
The momentum already attained in
the sweep toward Bryan is shown in
the fact that within the last few days
the Democrats of six important states
have declared for him officially, and
seventh unofficially. Those states are
Ohio Missouri, Iowa, Arkansas, South
Dakota, Indiana and Illinois. They
represent 109 electoral votes and in the
presidential nominating convention
they will cast twice that number of
votes. The total electoral vote in 1908
will be 476; necessary to a choice, 239
There seems to be no longer a doubt
that the other states generally will fol-
low the example of the seven here
named when they come to hold
their state conventions. No other can
didate than Bryan is considered now
in any state. The gall of w. r. Hearst,
in his pretension to be regarded as a
competitor for the nomination, is ridi-
culed in every state.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
SPRINKLES SELF WITH BLUINe
Thinking 1t Holy Water, Houshton,
Mleh., Woman Seeks Safeguard
From Evil In Storm
Special to The Herald.


HOUGHTON, Mich, June S.-The
belief of all good Catholics in the eff
cacy of holy water to guard against
evil was responsible for an incident at
tended with unlocked for results during
the recent severe electrical storm here.
A good woman, advanced in years,
had sought her couch when the storm
broke at an early hour in the evening,
and, with pious ejaculation, she be-
sought her daughter to get the holy
water. Obediently the daughter ran to
the place-the location is immaterial-
grasped bottle and fastened into her
mothers darkened room. She sprinkled
the contents of the bottle in a generaus
manner, while the elder woman dipped
her finger into the fluid and devoutly
crossed herself. Secure I'm the divine
protection, she turned her face away
from earthly things and found rest In
peace.
The daughter returned TO the lighted
room and there found, to her consterna-
tion, that she had literally bespattered
the room and her mother with laundry
bluing. In the morning the mother
awoke TO find dots of an ultramarine
hue on the newly papered walls OF her
chamber, that the snowy counterpane
of her couch was splashed with blue,
and that on the bosom of her lacy white
robe was an indigo cross. The woman
felt that, In the sight OF Providence, the
intent and not the act was seen, and the
bluing was as much a safeguard as
would have been the sanctified water
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

states, At this moment the northern
and central section has need for South
ern California, its friendship, its ener-
giles and its capital The south Is in
tensely loyal to the state at large. It
glories in its magnihcence and is proud
Of its greatness, even in territory.
The time to divide the state will be
when all sections are squarely on their
feet and when there can be a friendly
and harmonious agreement on the part
Of both north and south to divide the
state.
The San Francisco disaster. as the
Santa Barbara Independent recently
said, does not change any Of the rea-
sons why the state will eventually be
divided. 1t does however, postpone
action to a period more remote than
otherwise might have been the case.
In other words. California will be sep
srated some day-not by rebellion. or
secession, or from a spirit of resent
ment, but because Of a generous and
general recognition Of the necessity for
such division on the part of all loyal
and faithful citizens Of the greatest and
best state in the Union. If this time
shall never come, then there will be no
division.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
PRAY TO RAISE DEAD SON
Gone-Stop Funeral That He
Nav Revive
SDecIaI Id The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
BLUFFTON, Ind, June S.-Quoting
scrptural passages and praying, Will
liam Whittridge and family are trying
to bring to life their 6-year-old son,
Willie Whittridge.
The family are followers of a sect
similar to the "Flying Rollers and it
is part of their belief that they shall
never die.
When doctors announced the boy was
dying they would not believe it, and
stayed with the body two hours after
death had occurred, asserting that
there was still life in the body and re-
peating prayers to prolong his life.
The funeral was to have been held,
but the father held conversation over
the long distance telephone with a man
named Beems of Kansas, and the latter
assured him that If they had strong
enough faith the child would be re-
stored to them. He said 1t would not
be necessary for him to come here, but
that he could give absent treatment
and cause resurrection at long dist
ance.
The family will not consent to the
funeral being held until every resource
of faith and prayer has been exhausted
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
NATIONAL LIQUOR DEALERS
Some Comment on the Unusual Char
acter of Their Recent
Resolutions

LOS ANGELES, June s.-(Editor
Herald): The average mortal will GER
tainly think the millennium has dawned
upon us when he reads the address of
the National Liquor Dealers associa-
tion issued to the people of the United
States" this week. 1t declares in favor
of temperance and denounces drunken
ness as a crime!
Shades of Bacchus! Is his satanic
majesty usurping the throne of heaven?
If drunkenness is crime, what about
drunkard making, and what of drunk
ard makers? According to these fell
lows they must be saints. Is this effu-
sion from the association the result of
a twinge Of conscience aroused by the
damning of more than quarter million
of the citizens of the United States last
year and the bringing of sorrow to a
million hearts too deep for an angel
to fathom. or is it blatant hypocrisy in
trying to cover the tracks of crime that
has made the liquor curse so in
famous?
But, after all, let us not be too hard
on these drunkard makers, who make
drunkards of more than one hundred
thousand of our boys each year and
blight the lives of more than sixty
thousand of our girls, for they seem to
take their cue from the resolutions
sent out each quadrennium by the Re-
publican conventions, which resolve
that 1--WE are in favor of temperance"
etc. Then il sounds so much like some
church resolutions that we have heard
and read which denounced the liquor
curse, after which the resoluters go to
the polls and vote for the perpetuation
of the saloon! Yes, this utterance of
the Liquor Dealers association is as
harmless as a Republican or an average
church resolution. Yet it sounds little
strange, in view Of the fact that five
million dollars are to be raised in the
United States to defeat prohibition.
S. B.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Prominent citizens of San Francisco
are en- route TO Washington for the
purpose of asking congress to indorse
an issue by that city of 5000. .OoO. 900 of
bonds for the rehabilitation OF San
Francisco. The great movement to
bring the Owens river water to Los
Angeles involves the expenditure of
only about s25OOO,OOO. just one-eighth of
the obligation that San Francisco pro-
poses for herself. Our comparatively
small sum, too, we are assured, will not
increase taxation, as the enterprise will
take care OF Its own interest from the
water department earnings and even-
tually more than pay for itself. We
should easily do at least one-eighth as
well as sa.. Francisco proposes to do.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
LIES NOT CRIMINAL
Missouri Supreme Court Instructs
Citizens How to Tread on
Border Line of Truth
Special to The Herald.

SDttIdT 10 7 Ne f1tTHIu.
JEFFERSON. CITY, Mo, June S,-A
man may lie in a business deal and if
his lie is so absurd that common sense
would readily disclose the false repre-
sentations, he may escape the peniten-
tiary. If he misrepresents facts and
obtains money through methods not
readily comprehended, he is guilty of
felony and will have to serve a SEN
tence in prison. He cannot plead that
if the person defrauded had thoroughly
investigated the manner of parting the
victim from his money he would
not have been deceived.
Such was the decision of the Missouri
supreme court, handed down by Judge
Fox and concurred in by other mem
bers of the court today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
y. CAESAR" UP TO DATE
A Pistol Used on Brutus in Pennsyl-
Vania Amateur Theatricals
Adds to Realism
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
KNOXVILLE, Pa, June S.-After
enduring the cruel thrusts of his
treacherous friend, Brutus, for several
hundred years, Caesar last night got
busy with modern armament and near
ly put Brutus out of business. Brutus,
who had been reincarnated in the form
of Walter F. Kline, was going through
the stabbing scene with Julius in
farce here. The latter had returned in
the form of c. w. Arnold of down.
town bank.
Rushing upon Caesar as he stood near
Pompeii's statue, Brutus swung
truSty tin blade. Caesar, smiling sar-
donically, pulled revolver and fired.
The shot. according to the book held by
the prompter, was to have gone over
the shoulder of Brutus. 1t did not
The wad and powder hit Brutus and
knocked him down. A doctor said the
powder burns were not dangerous.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Capt. Cake and Nathan Cole, jr.,
voice the sentiment of every Democrat
in California in declaring in favor of
Bryan for the presidential nomination
in 1908. The state Democratic conven-
tion of California will undoubtedly be
unanimous and enthusiastic on this
point
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
GOREMYKIN MAY
SOON Be RETIRED
PREMIER is DISAPPOINTMENT
TO EMPEROR
Does Not Possess the Force, Capacity
or Skill Necessary to steer
the Ship of
State
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, June S.-Accord-
ing to reliable reports from Peterhof,
Emperor Nicholas has about decided to
retire Premier Goremykin.
From the first II was apparent to out
siders that NJ. Goremykin did not pos
sess the force, capacity or skill neces-
sary to steer the ship of state in the
present crisis. and the emperor, who Is
extremely dissatisfied with the pre-
mier's sorry failure to make any head
way toward a rapprochement with the
lower house of parliament, is not ready
to sacrifice him.
The emperor, however. seems to be
torn by conflicting counsels. The cabi-
net itself, under the leadership of NJ.
the minister of finance, and
NJ. Stichinski, minister of agriculture,
the rivals of NJ. Goremykin, is in open
rebellion and with the support they are
receiving from the court the rebels are
of being able to unhorse M.
Dispatches Continue Gloomy
Dispatches from the interior con-
tinue gloomy and show that the grad
ual extension of the agrarian disorders
by partial strikes now affects twelve
provinces.
The latest disturbances reported are
at Kief and Tver. Numerous collis-
ions between peasants and rural guards
have taken place but nothing in the ma
ture of mass movement has yet oc-
Although the Social Revolutionists
have proclaimed a temporary cessation
of the terrorist campaign, there is lit
tie abatement in the murders of police
officials in the interior.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

The day after the national liquor
dealers, in session in Louisville, came
out for temperance they drank twenty
nine varieties of champagne at their
banquet. Maybe they thought to pro-
mote the temperance cause by licking
up all the liquor themselves.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Congressm IN who object to the ex-
travagance of President Roosevelt and
his large expenditures at the White
House should remember that we have
a large and swashbuckling president
and it takes lots of money to maintain
an establishment on that basis
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Frank Virgins finds it necessary to
keep open house for Los Angeles all
summer at Atlantic City, New Jersey.
His absence will be excused if he will
bring home with him all the eastern
nymphs of the beach and their fami-
lies
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Now let the American Humorists,
who have decided to meet here next
year, go over their ranks with muck
rake and exterminate any Coldfeet Col
lins that may be found in them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Chairman Butler of the consolidation
commission states that no proposition
coming from that body was ever made
TO submit the question of consolidation
to a majority vote of the county. AS
semblymen who claim otherwise have
received some remarkable "informa-
tion," it seems.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
Prohibit Importation of Arms

HELSINGFORS, June S.-The Fin
nish senate has received an imperial
order to frame a temporary regulation
prohibiting for a year the importation
of rifles or revolvers into Finland.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Mr.. Mathews says he will run" AS
soon as he gets a good look at the
chances for the election of a Democrat
to congress from this district his speed
will be accelerated toward the rear.
This is the year of Democratic oppor-
iIInifv
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
How to Tell II

If you have a message you
Would that all the city knew,
Rush you to a little booth,
Pour out all your hidden truth
Telephone!
Have you news that you'd impart
To the nations throbbing heart?
Hasten, il you so aspire
To the man who works the wire
Telegraph!
But If you possess a word
That the world awaits, unheard;
If the universe stands still,
Waits your secret. good or ILL
Tell-a-woman!
W. H. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Hollywood wants in on the big city,
provided its own autonomy is preserved.
Score one for Hollywood, the first to
knock for admittance.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Really, the only safe menu these days
seems to be hard boiled eggs and
.'murphies wild de jackets on''-and
even the former are under suspicion.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Those Kentucky people who are going
to the Blue Grass state could have
found all the necessary ingredients here
F-even the mint.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
Troops Leave Mine

By Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, o., June S.-The Eighth
Ohio regiment has been relieved from
further duty at the mines in Jefferson
county, quiet having been restored.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

When the the
he
to
hdence 1t doubtful whether
the task OF estimating the amount Of his wealth the results must be
list Of the worlds richest hundred which printed herewith has
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

That Chicago man who lost all his
senses save that of smell must wish
he were anywhere else right now, un-
less he wears good strong clothespin.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

This is the cyclone season in the east.
The billiards are just past and the sun
strokes have begun And yet people
will live there.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

San Pedro will be welcomed into the
consolidation by ali Los Angeles. Hol-
lywood is also knocking at the door.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Goremylxin is about to be retired
even before we have learned how to
pronounce his name.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09
oh, Cheese 1t!

Samuel Strict, who has been cheesing
at this place for the past several years.
moved to near Walnut Creek, where he
Will make cheese the coming summer.
A man by the name of John Reeser
VIII cheese at this place this summer
Everybody hated to see Mr. Strict leave
because he was a good cheeser and we
all hope that the new cheeser will have
the same suceess.-New Philadelphia
(Ohio) Democrat.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

1t looks as though Bryan would have
a victory as well defined and over
whelming as Roosevelt had in 1904.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

The Odd Fellows would justify their
name If they didn't meet in Los An
geles-when they have a chance.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-09

Mrs Alberta Storrs will not go on the
stage. For which the stage is to be
congratulated.