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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
The Old School Method

In the state of Washington a railway
bridge had been destroyed by fire, and
it was necessary to replace it. The
bridge engineer and his staff were
ordered in haste to the place. Two days
later came the superintendent of the
division. Alighting from his private
car he encountered the old master
bridge builder.
Joe" said the superintendent, and
the words quivered with energy, 81
want this job rushed. Every hours de-
lay costs the company money. Have
you got the engineers plans for the
new bridge?"
1T don't know" replied the bridge
builder, whether the engineer has got
the picture drawed yet or not, but the
bridge is up and the trains is passin
over t."=Argonaut
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
HooDoo NUMBER 13

[EDITOR HERALD: AS 1 take
somewhat of an interest in the hap
penings of every day life, the fact has
come to my mind that the number 13
is very unlucky.
Now take, for instance, the train
which was wrecked at Cotton yes
terday. The engine number was 2416,
which added together makes the sum
of Is.
About four months ago I was on a
train going between this city and
Riverside The number of this engine
was 445 which added together makes
the sum of 13; consequently the train
was wrecked.
I have also noted number of SINH
lar accidents caused by the hoodoo
number.
Hoping that this will give Raff1es
something to look up, will close.
BUTTINSKY.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

"Why do you hate him so?'
HE and were lovers once, and we
quarreled'
WAS that all ?"
mo. He came to me, and we both
acknowledged that we were partly
wrong. Then we agreed to forgive and
forget"
"Yes?"
HE has forgotten. ."-Chicago Record
Herald.
Harry-You mean to say that I mar
ried her for her money?
Clarice-Absolutely. I've seen her,
Illustrated Bits.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
GREATEST OF LABOR STRIKES

A strike that may dwarf all prece-
dents is imminent now, the nucleus of
it being in Chicago. The situation in
the railway service, resulting from the
demands of employees, is so acute that
1t may suddenly lock up the whole
transportation business of the middle
states and the great west.
The allied railway unions seem to
have the advantage in this situation.
and their leaders evince a determine
tion to make the best use of their op-
portunity. The advantage lies in the
fact that the railway employees might
get along few weeks without serious
suffering from lack of income, but the
suspension of railway business for even
few days would paralyze the indus
tries Of the nation and threaten
financial disaster.
The gravity of the situation is indi-
Gated by the anxiety of President
Roosevelt and his earnest desire TO
avert what he regards as a national
calamity. The president is especiaIlv
SOlutlOn
the trouble because of the stand he
has taken on the general question of
railway control and his sense of re-
sponsibility for the results Of his action.
In view of the advantages held by
the employees in the present issue il is
not probable that they will yield with
out gaining the chief concessions de-
manded. They know that it would be
practically impossible for the RAILWAYS
to continue operations in the event of
such a general strike as is impending.
Therefore, the railway managers are
confronted with the alternative Of ac-
ceding to the demands of the employees
or facing a condition of chaos in the
transportation business.
The determination of the employees to
make the most of their opportunity is
shown by their refusal of two appar-
emily fair propositions made by the
railway managers. One offer was to
grant an increase Of pay averaging lOk
per cent and the other to leave the
whole matter to arbitration. FEELING
secure in their position however, the
leaders of the railway unions refused
to accept any cut from their wage de-
mand, and they also curtly declined the
proqer Of arbitration. Later, however
they expressed a willingness to arbi-
trate, and the matter is now under con-
sideration, with some slight hone OF
settlement.
The temper of the employees is shown
in this statement by one Of their lead
ers; IF a board OF arbitrators car
get us the increase in wages we de-
mand we had just as soon take II from
their hands as from those of the gen,
eral managers; it's the money and bet,
ter conditions we are after and we arc
going to get them" on the other hand
the position Of the managers. is indi
Gated in this declaration by one o.
them: THE railroads have gone al
far as they can with the offer of Z
1Oh per cent increase in pay"
A railway strike of such magnitud,
as now seems TO be impending woulC
| be a national business calamity
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

How great so ever the Shrine circus
may be, it will after all be but a
sideshow to the real big exhibition
due here when the hosts cross the burn
ing sands this summer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

The tests of the Niles Pease concrete
building Saturday and their great sue
cess ought to settle the question of the
availability Of that sort of structure
when properly put up.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Those shriners who are sending on
near-poetry about their coming visit
TO Los Angeles are advised to reserve
their rhymes till they see what the
city has 10 offer; then they viii break
forth into genuine song.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

can afford to buy the best on the mar
ket.
Says the Wichita (Kas) Beacon.
Why doesn't the president find a pol-
itieian for the Panama job? They
never resign. True; and they know how
TO make the mud fly.
Former Senator Burton cut his prison
sentence short by behaving himself.
anu ne cut his term in the senate short
by misbehaving himself Strange how
a mans actions cut both wavs
Burton talks like man who hasn't
got enough. ii'''l
LANDS FOR ALL NEEbs
lhere countries are for every sort 70
people now on earth: u
BY searching out, proper one vo,,,,
find; there is no dearth ''u"
Ihe baby now; you surely know that
Lapland suits the kid;
For people who are over warm. +boro,.
Iceland for lid.
The Netherlands are proper for tbo
lowly born, you see
The fisherman should Finland see,s
where happy he can be.
In Ireland let the angry man have full
vent for his wrath;
United States delightful are to those IN
Hymen's path.
The dogged folk in Newfoundland can
certainly find KIM
Jamaica's for the rum old soak with
booze up to the chin.
The lover Of the spicy will find IL in
Araby;
The Caucasus should satisfy the politi-
cian-see?
Thus are the varying sort of people
cared for in this way,
And all one has to do is seek the place
where he should stay.
w. II. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

The Athletic club announces that
stock for it's new building is fully sub
scribed. This is gratifying news, and
assures the erection of the club house
without unnecessary delay.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

If the streets of hades are paved with
good intentions, Angelenos will feel
perfectly at home in walking them.
That is the same material that Los
most cases.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Lent being over and Easter having
been duly observed, the world, the flesh
and his satanic majesty will set busy
and resume operations at the old stand.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

In obeying its owners and masters
and picking to pieces the Mulholland
Owens river report, which it is ex-
pected to do today the Penny snooze
will have the hardest task of it's in
glorious career.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Taft is in Colon, but that won't do
his presidential boom much good; they
can't vote down there.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

The first tangible results of the
mayors matrimonial bureau came Sat-
urday, when couple were welded in
his office. The divorce mill end of
his campaign is not yet in working
order, or it would have been busy long
ere this.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Milk inspection comes high, they
say. But one baby's life is worth all
it costs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Paving with brick or paving with
asphalt is not so important as paving
with something, without delay.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

st. Louis may be without beer If a
strike in the breweries isn't soon set
tied. st. Louis without beer would be
a calamity.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

If poor cooking causes divorces, as
a Chicago jurist says. why is it that
SO many good cooks are unwed?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

The project to erect a skyscraper
on the site Of Temple block has been
given up. This is unfortunate as such
a structure facing the postoff1ce would
have added much architecturally to
that end of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

The council will tackle the smoke
nuisance today. The smoke will be
abated-when the fires go out.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Secretary Taft has reached Colon in
his career. He will reach a period
when he starts to run for president.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

About the only thing you have to
take seriously today are the bills fall
ing due. They can't be laughed at.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

The prevailing style of hat is a COM
bination OF vegetables, feathers, fake
flowers and straw. The price is ac-
cording.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Taft, as heir apparent of the admin
istration, certainly fills lot of space
these days. His bulk requires it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Ten-story buildings are announced
for Broadway and Olive streets. March
permits were above a million. We still
grow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Street paving, better sidewalks, less
smoke and fewer billboards; four
things Los Angeles should look after.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

The school board in providing a sink
ing fund TO care for the erection OF
more schools is taking most wise and
far-seeing step. The plan should have
been devised long ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

And it is now up to the Snooze to
find fault with Mulholland's owens
river report. No one else can.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Duly rested from his forty days of
quiet, the devil may now be expected
to be livelier than ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

OF Chicago are singing mud; there is
plenty of 1t there.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

A Chicago Judge says divorces are
caused by poor cooking. Always blame
1t on the servant.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

The only difference is that today your
foolishness is more prominent than
usual.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Ohio has several favorite sons, but
Foraker can't be said to be one Of the
most likable.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

However, the calls of the bill col
1ectors are no joke, this April FOOLS
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

The cost Of milk inspection is not the
chief thing to be considered; its ef-
ficacy is the matter OF prime import.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Raff1es invites everyone to greet him
1t is only necessary to find him first.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Thaw really seems about as sane as
do the rest of us.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

The display of new frocks was all
that could have been asked.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

And this weather means JOY to the
ice man.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

And while Taft is away, False Alarm
Foraker will make hay.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Don't let Rafles fool you; keep your
eye peeled.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Ascot is no more. Neither are there
any regrets.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

It won't be very funny day for Abe,
will It?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
PI LINES AND PICK UPS
snR1ous LACK

SERIOUS LACK
The city park board now will start
A monkey house. How can 1t do so,
When in the breadth OF our confines
We've no Caruso!
John d. is to leave s250,OOO,0O0 to the
people in his will. He would better
have his sanity Investigated before he
dies.
Grover sIeveland calls It "slnuosity
Of explanation" but the plain man still
"wiggles out Of IT,"
A Kansas teetotaler who named his
daughter Temperance has lived to see
her wed a druggistl
STREET WILL BE CLEAN.
S. II. Street received fine porcelain
bathtub for his residence today.-Hen-
derson (Neb) Tribune,
Since Jerome's hypothetical question
of $4,000 words in one sentence, Henry
James has maintained a dignifled sulk.
Fairbanks is one ahead of the other
Republican candidates; he can be seen
in a crowd.
We suggest as a proper punishment
for Schmltz that he be made minister
TO Japan.
The Houston Post AYERS that bowie
knives are no longer used in Texas
How do the Texans now pick their
teeth?
WILL ROLL IN FRIDAY
William H. Hoops and sons, Thomas
Julian Hoops and William H. Hoops,
jr., who have been touring the con-
tinent will arrive in New York today,
reaching Chicago on Friday.-chicago
Tribune.
A magazine writer has discovered
that actresses always have such beau
.tiful hair" Presumably because they
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Wear your new Easter bonnotP
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Glorious millinery display. wasn't it?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
HE WAS UP AGAINST TT.

49, "AS - <NNAANo1 lie
Pat-Oi hear that yez are goin to git
married, Moike. Sure yez must moind
Mike-Thot might be easy for yeS to
say Pat. but yez forgits thot she's a
cook.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

RaHies will also fool g. few today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
SO HE WAS.

Becker-Tm living with my nth wife.
but / never have any luck.
Henpeck-Say, you're dead lucky 70 be
living
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

SERIOUS LACK
The city park board now will start
A monkey house. How can 1t do So
when in the breadth OF our confines
We've no Carusoi
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
WILL ROLL IN FRIDAY

A magazine writer has discovered
that actresses always have such beau
.tiful hair" Presumably because they
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

John D. is to leave s25O,Ooo,OOO to the
people in his will. He would better
have his sanity investigated before he
dies.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

This is the day you "bite."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
Population of Los Angeles, 100000

Been fooled yet?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Grover sleveland calls It "slnuoslt!
Of explanation" but the plain man still
"wiggles out of It."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

A Kansas teetotaler who named his
daughter Temperance has lived to see
her wed a druggistl
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

can afford to buy the best on the mar
ket.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01

Burton talks like a man who hasn't
got enough. 'i'''i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29

S~loebranbe. era Pierre tele.
graferes iioite 2srbag, at Slo ubbrso
i en- Sernparebntif | MioIano Gre.
bags Gften os sjorbe Staoe for S..
900. 9pen bar intet 8anouerf, og
flere @penineer blen repne tneo. for
at binore SIoen fra at ipreoes iig. -
Santme aften br9nbte en- flor Babe.
bpgning paa aods Ranh peo Sa-
rolb, Sugbes Gorntp, og Ter Seite og
Iere 4isr inbebrpnote meo ct Fab
paa Iere tuienb Collars.
Stor gDssepirfiombeb. Sra 9i'
ere berettes, at Representatives. for
9ortbDeitern 9anen bolot Sonic
rens nteb 9praooet og unoeretteoe
bet ON, at ganen pilbe lRgge no
100000 til g~pgsearbeibe Der ! 9pen
iaar peb Siben af ganeI9gning. On
Stationbpsning ifal opfsres for
1926 900 oe bill bIioe ben peneite |
Staten; oern9it ifaI Der bpgges Wa'
ffinperfIteb, 9pfomotipbis % 4rl'
bus; bisie gpgninger pil blipe bpg.
get nar Regierineens Snoiauerifole
/ gait 8ierre. 8esuoen otl Stnten
IPage 100000 / Materiale og ar'
beioe paa ben npe 8apitolbpgning,
ca Der piI for Reiten blioe opfert en-
19ngbe pripate gpgninger.
Gn nrimelig Gop. 8artnere
Staten flager bitterlig oper ben npe
COB, iom er peotagen angaaenoe
Gartnerier og SIanteifoler. geltp'
reren for ct at De itsrite "gstrieries"
| Staten iagoe forleoeu, at bans
aontpani bilbe gaa no al Sorretnin'
gen, oa oct life bar mulist at gisre
Sorretning ilnoer Den npe Sob, Ger
freper, at bpert aompani, Snotoio
eaer Sirma maa itine Bombs for
So at bper Ger eler geltprer
for ct "9urierp" mao betale en- St'
Genie al $40 os Sportler til bner
gaeut. Ren ben fornemite Snopen'
bing MOB 2open er, at ben Freezer, at
roar en- aontraft gisres for Sape'a'
ger, iaa mao Der angipeS Tort paa
bpibt. juit boor bpert Srp, urt eaer
glante err apIet, o. oct flyer Cart
nerne err umuIist. Oct paaitaaes, at
sen npe 2op er antoeen til 6oroel
for @artnerier | andre Stater, ionl
life iaIaer giemnem a9cnter. men
peb 9ataIoaer, og iom life bersres
al oen npe Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29
Snil ieien.
@pot Sumsr fummer isicn meo 5or'
anorins til ret WaS.

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mine zine. Sea bLep erGtten % en-
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boIbe mine 9sger poiteret eler baano'
tere RegrinBer tiIirc0Sitiacnoe. Seq
fan life beItrioe mine 2ioelier.
Sntet, ieJ oGo, bctom mig, til ieg
ell Soa traf til at merfe 8rape gtutS
/ en- 8roceributif % fisbte Ell Sotft
al Ip$gierrigbeo for At prspe, bpaS
set nur.
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icg ipiier Oct meS Nebe % tieber oet
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Seq fanbt mart, at 8rope NltS No'
sen ioriuneOe Sierne. o. Nerpefraf;
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giort eucr funoe 0iere.
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mo- &cIbreS, aomfort % SDtte. @ei
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beppse mig til at eiue op, bpaS ieI
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Der er en- 8rumo". 9rS Den iii
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29
nisrnuH,t

YuithuS rppet. = Spoe brso Jig
forleoen 9at mo / Yoitbuiet / au9ii'
Tia, gau Claire Gountp, iprangte
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meb De forbereote Senseltabet Tor
Spr9ngitoiiet, % De Hap bort uoen
at efterIobe fig noget Spor.
8uucrnsr Sapioiou os en- aomIte
of Ter fra 9egiSlaturen retlte gtar'
Saa til Georgia for at moerls9e
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mer biem, bill @lIperneren o9'oa be-
isae @aibington % Nep gort o9
fommer tilbage til Maoilon III oen
2oeu gpriI, bo hans Satter Mabel
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buih.
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meSbeles, of IrS. grneit Sare for
Ieben Dag sif fra Suiet, mems ct IL
set Barn laa % ioo / anoen etage.
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uem SlSen % op til Barnet. men 81
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let. ga bun par | Sitferbeo, be'oi,
mebe hun % Ioa / bernie Silitano, I'll
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man tror auigepel, at De be99e pi'
fonme fig. .ooc
geuae u~Sitrpcoc. Smtreitt S6oI
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Ianas TO apartaIer paa Sollglas
gpeuue | 8acine. Yeugene ttlbsrf'
en- Staliener, Ri6oIas 8ont, iom DO,
beo Spes. San bar insen Siuio II
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bet Oh, % 9enaene begpnote q
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| taller, ga ban merfeoe bet, 90 PEG 80
Iitiets SiGIp iaubt ban igien 90 p
pluffet op bpert eueite Fense,tptte
' iaa ban table ineeuting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29
Nnrn Dnkntn.

Chen S~epilgnins negtct. - Se'
a~islaturen bapoe peotaset Ell Bin ON
at aipe $25 til 8eoligeboloelien al
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huitriifoIen / gaenbale til en- SGrer'
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anloen par life iarlis. = Nortb'
weItern Iortb 9afota federation
bar foretaget en- nsiaetig unoerie'
aelie al SsbsiaIb, iom ifploes lioItt
Shutters auloe, mebbeles Der fra Wst
not. Soreniugen finder, at frn OFT
Ds6sfaIb / Staten fan paa noget
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ndr TO / @iuiams Gountp, tire
@orb Gountp og ire / 8els Gountp
9 8iuiams County iatte en- Sogtrpf
fer no fra Grosbp for at gaa no II
tit 2ono, blep operpGloet al ei
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falo Der bar en- 2ererinoe / SroSbp
Se ire 9soSfaIb / @arb 60. pnr
gSbite Garth, / 8enmare og / SatS
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hsbe ire al 8ulben, Ilfobol ltges a
bope peret Ell meooirfenoe aar'ag
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ca Roppcrten flyer, at Citizens Sol
bar Orb for at opnaa en- bsi alOct'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29
EtuH pokntu.

Ynitpr Z. &. Sulcnitciu / Toronto,
ION bar pGret Brett / % Nar % / 10
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funNe ifuffe al Oct SIog % piIbe be-
tale BAN 50 pr. @uibel for Den,
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liqe Troit % Sne iihite &sit.
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rettet, heoe i Donfton for en- Sio il
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