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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
MOT0RMAN IS HELD
PENDING INVESTIGATION

Because he feared adverse criticism
trict Attorney Fredericks gives for hav-
ing ordered the arrest of Motorman John
Harris of the Eagle Rock car which was
derailed Sunday, killing two passengers:
Harris is still held at the county jail
pending the investigation of the wreck
by Assistant District Attorney Blair.
The car left the track at the foot Of a
long steep grade. The brakes failed to
work when approaching a curve. After
leaving the rails it was thrown. on its
side and slid ten feet before stopping.
Besides the two passengers killed there
were nearly. score injured, three OF
whom may die at any time.
The coroner's jury found Harris only
negligent in the discharge of his duties
and did not hold him responsible for the
accident.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
UNITED RAILROADS HOLD
DIVIDEND FOR EMERGE
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 13.-The directors
of the United Railroads Investment
company, it was announced today,
have determined that it will be inao-
visable at present to take action with
respect to the semi-annual dividend
on preferred stock which is ordinarily
payable in July. This step was taken,
it is said, in view of the existing
strike situation in San Francisco and
to the end that the investment COM
pany might be enabled to afford to
the United Railroads of San Fran
cisco the fullest measure of support.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
PREPARE CAMP GROUNDS
FOR NORTHERN GUARDSMEN
snecial to me Herald.

VENICE, June 13.-The Kinney COM
pany today began work on perfecting
sanitary and other arrangements at the
cricket grounds, which will be in readi-
ness early next week to receive the San
Francisco and Eureka companies of the
National Guard, whose annual summer
encampment is to be held here.
1t is expected the camp will contain 800
guardsmen en- July A. and their presence
will greatly stimulate interest in the In
dependence day program.
During their visit the guardsmen will
figure in numerous social functions here
and at Los Angeles that are being ar
ranged for.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
Presldent Has Quiet pay

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, June 13.-Presi.
dent Roosevelt spent the first day or
his vacation without indulging in any
of his favorite occupations for recrea-
tion and exercise Aside from the three
hours he was occupied with Secretary
Loeb in the disposition OF official busl-
ness. he spent the whole day in arrang-
ing the household belongings which
were brought from the White House.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
TESTS SHOW FIVE cows
SICK WITH TUBERCULOSIS
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH. June 13.-Five cows
in the George H. Bixby herd of $50,
pany has secured milk for it's custom
ers, were killed today, evidence of
tuberculosis having been discovered in
the animals.
toners H. N. Williams, proprietor of
the dairy and George H. Bixby insti--
tuted rigid test of the cattle several
weeks ago. The test was concluded
today by DIR. Austin Byles, local vet
Urinary. The animals which were
found to be infected did not show out
ward signs of the diease, but responded
to the fever test when tuberculin was
injected.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
IONA GINGER ALE
THR00P ANNUAL EXHIBIT
PROVES BEST YET GIVEN

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, June 13.-The annual
exhibition of Throop institution pro-
ducts was thrown open to the public
this afternoon and very large crowd
inspected the excellent work done by
the young men and women. The ex-
nibition will continue Friday, closing
late in the evening.
AS regards quantity and quality the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
VENICE LIFE SAVERS
TRY OUT CANDIDATES
snecial IN Tho Herald.

Special to Tho Herald.
VENICE, June 13.-Under the direction
of Captain P. NJ. Grant of the local life
saving corps, a trial to show their ability
to swim and handle small vessels was
given half a hundred applicants for mem
bership in the life squad now being formed
here.
The aspirants for places in the service
were REQUIRED to go through long list of
maneuvers in the sea calling for skill
at swimming and knowledge of handling
small boats. The tryout was witnessed
by a large number of beach visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
600 RUSSIAN SEAMEN
PLACED UNDER ARREST
By Associated Press.

LONDON, June ia dispatch to
a news agency from Sebastopol says
that Vice Admiral Wirein, recently
appointed successor to Admiral Skryd-
loft, in command of the Black Sea
fleet, has arrested the directly affected
seamen at that port and placed 500
of them on board cruiser under
strong guard of the Pragskie regi-
ment. Additional arrests are being
made
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
ARREST MAN TO KEEP
HIM FROM BEING ROBBED
snecial to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, June 13.-John Henry,
a laborer. with $40 in his pockets was
arrested at a late hour last night and
placed in jail, charged with drunken
ness. 80
Henry was being led through Pacific
park by two other men whom the po :
lice say are suspicious characters, and
they assert that had they. not taken
the man in charge he would probably
have been robbed of his savings by
his companions. Henry was hned $lO
this morning
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
BURGLAR RANSACKS WHILE
FAMILY Is OUT CALLING
Special to The Herald.

SpeCIdI 10 7 H4 tut IuIu'
SOUTH PASADENA, June 1S-While
the family was absent last night the
home of Thomas McDougall. Fair Oaks
avenue and Oak street, was ransacked
by burglar and a gold watch and quite
a sum of money was stolen, When Mr..
and Mrs. McDougall returned they found
everything in the house upside down, and
an investigation showed that the robber
had made careful search of the premises
for valuables. There is but slight clew
to the theft.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
ABSENCE REVEALS
DOUBLE LIFE
Confined from Page One,

sOOuthhuCu IEOm H-HBe Ou9b
$40O and $500 worth of pencils and
pens of brand that was carried by
no firm on the Pacific coast except
the Grimes-Stassforth company. Jones
Immediately telephoned to Pockels,
who called in Captain Auble of the
police department. Auble says he rec>
ognized Neupoff as man with a
shady record and when Neupoff could
give no sufficient explanation as to
how he came by the goods, he locked
him up on charge of receiving stolen
property
Then Truman disappeared and the
police believed they had clew to the
thief. But they could not see how
Truman was able to get the goods out
of Crimes -Stassforth's store without
stirring up suspicion. Finally, after
investigation, they found that by the
system used at that store the task
would be easy.
Sales Were Checked
1t seems that every clerk in the store
had access to any part of it. When
one of them made a sale he would
wrap the goods himself 1t would Do
easy to slip in an extra quantity Of
valuable goods without creating sus-
picion. When goods were sent out
check was kept on them, but when
they were called for no record was
kept of the packages. This is where
the confederate was needed and the
police believe that Truman had sew
eral for the frequent temperance of
one man would have aroused curiosity
among other employees in the store.
When Neupoff was arrested and
Truman disappeared the detectives
and police began Investigations, but
each of their clews lacks a key, which
they believe Truman, and only Tru>
man. can give. Neupoff will be ar
raigned before Police Justice Rose
this afternoon and an effort will be
made to bind him over to the su-
perior court pending further investi-
cations into the whereabouts of Tru-
man.
The police say that they desire to
send Neupoff to prison and they do
not care so much about Truman.
Neupon is alleged to be the fence
behind which thieves hide, and if he
is put out of business other thieves
will have to stop their practices, for
they will have no place where they
can dispose of their goods.
Wife Forced Out
Yesterday Mrs. Truman was forced
to vacate their rented house at 1929
East Twenty-third street, for she had
no money to pay the rent. The furni-
ture which she was using was bought
from a local concern on the INSTALL
ment plan and they wanted their
money, too. She could not pay it and
the firm is going to take the furm-
ture away from the penniless woman.
She has placed her child in the hands
of friends and is going to seek en-
ployment as soon as she is able
| Meanwhile the mystery Of Truman's g
whereabouts remains unsolved
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
i" Oldest and Best -

exhibition this year is far ahead OF
anything yet done. Some of the art
the general arrangements Of exhibits
makes the whole distinct success.
1t is announced today that by next
Institute will be shifted about. the
grammar department going to another
building to make room for the changes.
"John, why are you raising that VIM
dow? Don't you know / will be unable
to speak above whisper by morning ~
"Yes'm. Houston POST
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
AND LETTERS
SHOWSx INTEREST IN BONDS
FROM EASTERN POINTS

City Clerk Harry Lelande has received
many letters and kilograms of inquiry
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14
CITY OFFICIALS
MUST TESTIFY
CALLED AS WITNESSES IN
LIQUOR CASES
Proprietor of Del Mar to Be Tried on
Charge of Conducting a "Blfnd
Pig" During Recent Visit
of Shriners

Long Beach Office.
129 East Third Street,
Phone-Home 297.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-14

ture that lime is available and that
water supply has been secured
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13

4 0s00S Has
10 Aoes r. 1liaG. e Nsss ByFoa, n. r.
RS ysas os aOsk sisse 80 % his ~,
which had tsesbosd bin ~ gssstss past
a ~ liss, hss bssa sstissly hsalsd b.
Dsaklsas Asotm 0alvs, We wosld's
essaG healer q osess, DufaA Cuta
wounds asd piloA 0uassatssd b. 81
AeuogislA EsiooAA
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13
Massachusetts Oeneeracy.

Grenville s. Mcfarland, chair
man of the Democratic Executive
Committee Of Massachusetts, has
resigned his craftsmanship ana
quit the State Committee.
In his letter of resignation Mr..
MscFarland declares he does this
because he has reached the point
where he must choose between the
Independence League and the
Democratic party. He int,mates
that the old party, owing to the
domination of such men - Henry
NJ. Whitney in Massachusetts,,
McCsrren in Few York, Tsggsrt
in Indiana, Bailey in Texas and
McGaffey in Pennsylvanis, 10 sdy.
ing, and he says that the spirit oi
the party has found refuge in the
Independence League.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13
The Des Msines Charter.

The new charter for the city of
Des Moines, Iowa simplifies city
government very materially. A
com mission of FIVE is to be elected,
vested with power to pass ordinan-
cee and manage city affairs, thus
doing away with an upper and
lower house Of city government
and mayor 70 veto their actions
If the Commission were vested
with final power, and the people
had no recourse but to put up with
whatever wrong commissioners
might be the authors of until their
terms of Office should expire, there
would be occasion for fearing des-
potism. But the power is with
the people to initiate Legislation
which the ommission may refuse
to initiate. to review any ordinance
passed by the Com mission and re-
ject it, and to retire before the ex-
plration of his term any official
who has ceased to be faithful to
hia oath
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13
Jesse r. Grant.

jesse K. Grant Of New York, .
son of General o. s. Grant has
been mentioned a. possible can
didste for the presidency on the
democratic ticket.
Mr.. Grant says: "You can hard
ly call me q candidate for 'thS pres
idency yet, and it remains % be
seen whether or not I ever shall
be. My decision as to entering
the race depends on the results Of
my trip. At present l would not
care to enter into any political dis
cussion. but like most people to-
day, l believe there should be
some revision of the tariff and reg
ulstion of the trusts"
1t will be remembered that Pres
ident Grant was q democrat until
the close of the war and had be
not been nominated for the presi-
dency by the republicans, the dem
ocrats would have made him their
candidate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13

At the convention OF the West
tern Federation Of Miners at Dem
YER Charles b. Meyer and William
d. Haywood were reelected prssi.
dent and secretary-treas res.
pect,vely. The men composing
this convention hsve bed businses
relations with these leaders aad
ere in position TO know them thor.
ou9hly and their reelection. with.
out dissenting vote, speaks we'll
for the character aud business in
tegrity Of Meyer and Haywood.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13

Mayor Schmitx, OF San Francis.
co hes been sentenced to five years
Of hard labor in the San Quentin
pr,sou for grating. He vss iouud
guilty Of extortiog u, ,l75 from
French restaurant keepers Of that
city. There are other charges
aea,nst the mayor for similar
offences.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13
NOTICE rOR PUBLICATION.
DxvAmfnssf o. ynU IxFessoe,
LAID Ovvics At DEL NoeSs, Ccs0..

Notice IL hsrsl,y givse that Charles D. Saith
oe Cspslin. Colorado, hes alsd soelss Il u q
taasioa ". rets oaal eaanyeaa3es ~ g
No. T7c. asds Jsasasy 70, ~, Ses = SssSG
sass Y Seestoa u. .fovnshlD = ~. kaaos +,
=. ~ ?, NJ esd hat AZ vFsof VII . -
cesosss. e. % .ss.s. s 3.is i'is s ~. - W "''''
He aaass tAs ePtlSwt1a Witsseses - psssve
hts enounaoas rsslAanes U0ua, aS1 0olelveoioe
II, tee land yts;
Elilis. Vet. y.-s: ?, s.ssh sesss {.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13
The Next lsSue.

Roosevelt, Bryan, Jesse Grant
and all the prospective candidates
for the presidency in 1908 are
agreed that the monopolies ought
to be controlled and the tariff mod
fled.
just how . national issue be-
tween the two great parties can be
framed while both agree upon oil
the great problems to be solved
remains TO be ascertained.
Chas E. Russell in the Cosmo-
politsu magazine, ssys:
'Tweuty-one years ago, after
eight years of agitation. We set out
with sn interstate. com merce Law
70 regulate our railroad troubles.
1t took us twenty years to become
convinced that this law was not
worth the paper it was written on,
that while We we're fooling with it
the robberies continued. protected
by the very law that pretended to
suppress them. Whereupon We
betook ourselves anew to the old
problem and attacked it With au-
other nterstate- Law
just - invertebrste and jellisd ~
the 6rst. We have made faces at
tie corporation in politics, shaken
our 6sts at the insurance exploit
ers. told the railroad compan lee to
b. good. used incantations on the
traction thieves. muttered spells
against the gas monopolies. and
gone into . trance sgainst the dis
sasesl-meAt swindles. Nov in our
hearts w begin 10 feel that mono
Of these things 70 of tho leost avail,
while with our voices No cry aloud
against the surgeon aad for farther
experiments with inceetstious,
making faces. aud rnuttsring spells.
In other countries whom they
have demonstrated that . quack
remedy 10 worthless they know It
u worthless. Enough Tor them 10
enough. Then they try something
elso.
Thb has been the rscord 10 Ger.
many, Italy, Switzee1aod sod jap.
-. - these nstioos hsve dealt
With Shsir railroad problems"
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13
4 ueoorshle Day.

One Of the days we remembss With
pleasure, ~ we'll - with profit 70 our
health, 10 the one on which ~ became
scquGintsd with DR.. Kings New Lin
Pills. the pa'nleas puriass thst cvrs
headache and billiousnsas, and keep the
bowels right. 35c. st all druag,ses.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13
fiCgOvApPLlCATlon - LnAs1
STATE LAnD0.

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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13

The Democratic state convsu.
ton held at Harrisburg, Pa. vas
composed OF protectiouists. and
consequently failed TO eniorss
Bryan.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13
REAL ESTATE

I sm gong 70 eostiaus 10 the Real
Estate Bussnsn ed vill b sbis 70 esli
os exchange Sen Lais Valley lands fos
EAsessn property.
Any one desfsiag tsaae a this kiud
call on me. SatiGflgejoo guasanteed.
Arthur Graves.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13

Ths sieetioa Tor ths 6fss Tilipi.
. legislative assembly lakss place
m. The issas = bstwssn
~ Progressive pssty ssd ~ Ne
taesalist party. The PFosrsssivs
hoIds y . gtadasl growth toward
l)l1eppodeuee whils tAs Nstioasl.
- 6paasd immediate iadspsa-
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-13
X. s. BUSCH
Painting. Vanishing and BuRgy
PAINTING.
Shop on North Adams Street
GALL AND GEE IHAE
Tealllht.

Tsolght.
II you would enjoy tomorrow take
Cbsmbsslsiu's Stomach sod Liver Tab.
lsss tonight. Thsy peoducs sn agrssa-
be laxative s9ssA clsas The hsad aud
cleanse the seeoaeh. Price q cents
Samples free ct ~ drug stosep.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-03
To Their Country Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto lies, two of
Logan's most popular young peo-
pie have returned from their we'd
ding trip, and are now at their
beautiful country home three miles
west of Logan. The young bride
called on us Wednesday morning
and had the paper sent to Colum-
bus relatives. She is the picture
of happy bride, and the mariar-
ial conditions of health that over
took her prior to her marriage,
have all blown away now in the
bloom of youth, and she is happy
in the big country home, enjoying
the fresh air, and the dear old
farm life that bodies health and
long life of joy, Mr.. lies is one
of Hocking's substantial young
men, and we know the good time
this happy couple will have to-
gether.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-03
ROLL OF HONOR

The DEMoCRAT-SENTINEL begs
leave to inform its readers that
the following subscribers paid
their subscriptions since Thurs
day of last week:
W. d. Brandt, John Smith, O..
l.. Hutchinson, Henson Howdy-
shell, George Anthony, Frank DIS
bennett, John Easterling, Elmer
Hamilton, John j Nihizer, Will
liam Anderson, Logan; Geo. Van
sickle, murray City; j. f. Con-
ner, Arthur Outright, H. d, Hut
ton, South Bloomingville; John
Better, George Young, John Rob-
inson, William Dupler, c. II, Nor
ris, ROckbridge; Mrs. Lydia Grim,
G. w. Johnson, Fred Sthlagetter,
Ed Miller, Herbert Triple, John
H. Blum, John Messbarger, j. j,
Beery, W. F. Walker, Mrs. Y. f,
Sheets, John C. Byers, Sugar
Grove, Mrs. p, r.. Postlewaite,
Columbus; w. NJ, Pond, Dixon,
Ill; David Ruff, Bremen Mrs,
Hannah S. Webb, Webb Summit ;
b. CT. Dunn, Lancaster; Perry
Kuhn, Amanda Benjamin Clark,
South Perry Mrs, Frank Myers,
Wasioto, Ky.
New subscribers-"Si" Hubbard
turned in @ new subscribers from
Sugar Grove, % on r.. f. d. No
Sugar Grove, 7 on Sugar Grove r.,
f. ID. No. 2, and 3 from Rock
bridge; Mrs. p, II. Postlewaite,
Columbus; Joe Robinson, Logan
John A. Martin, Logan; c. F.
Morris, Rockbrldge,
Changes in address-A, l.. Jen-
klns from Sugar Grove to Rock
bridge.
Chas. l.. Morrison from Hamden
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-03
Moore Reception

The Columbus papers recite in
their society items of very pleas
ant card party given by Mrs. Will
Moore, (nee Gertrude Baker) al
their splendid home in that city
The party was given in honor of
Mrs. George Munford, of Seattle, q
sister of Mrs, Moore. There were
present some of Logan's elite,
namely Mrs. AL Brooke, Mrs.
VIM. Bowen, Miss White, Mrs,
Charles Rose, Mrs. Col. Rempel,
Mrs. d. Moore, Mrs. Beam, Mrs.
Jeffries and Mrs. John White.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-03
A Card.

This is to certify that all drug
gists are authorized to refund
your money il Foley's Honey and
Tar fails to cure your cough our
cold. 1t stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious re-
suits from a cold. Cures la grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption Contains no
opiates, The genuine is in yell
low package. Refuse substitutes.
Bort 4 Co.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-03

Henry f. Jones of Tampa, Fla,
writes 81 can thank God for my
present health, due to Foley's
Kidney Cure. | tried doctors and
all kinds of kidney cures, but
nothing done me much good till l
took Foley's Kidney Cure. Four
bottles cured me, and | have no
more pain in my back and shout
ders, am 50 years old, and suf-
fered long, but thanks to Foley's
Kidney Cure | am well and can
walk and enjoy myself. 1t is a
pleasure to recomend 1t to those
needing kidney medicine. ;"
Bort & Co.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-03

The opportunity of seeing and
hearing this famous band is being
embraced by our people and their
appearance here next Wednesday
will no doubt be greeted by a
packed house a few choice seats
still remain unsold and it will be
necessary for you to call at Bill
sons Drug Store to secure your
tickets.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-03
Alleged Diphtheria.

That every sore thront 10 surely
diphtheria, when diphtheria
scare is on, Is the usual If the
mother believes a child has diph.
iberia, she is willing to pay a
larger doctor bill for the child &
recovery, and some mothers would
much rather their child would
have diphtheria, if q recovery is
sure, than for it to have sore
throat, just for the sensation of
the thing and to have the news
papers tell about it..
A Rhoads child dies in the
country, eight miles from Logan.
Doctors dispute as to the malody
that caused it's death, A diph-
therio "holler" is made, and every
body grabs up their children and
look down their throats, and make
the child believe the throat is
sore, and then to bed, and then
send for the doctor. That distin-
guished parsonage does not say
what is the matter with the child,
but leaves some medicine, and an
air of awe and mystery about the
place. 1t the doctor Is on speak
ing terms with the Health Officer,
that gentleman is notified. and he
calls at the houses believes it a
mild case of diphtheria, and puts
up red card. So far so good, but
then comes the believing up and
down the street, until he closes the
schools.
All this the Health Officer does
in good faith, and it is his duty
so to do, but here is the point
The jealousy between some ply
sicians and the "blOw" they make
against each other, is what spreads
more "news'' of diphtheria than
there is diphtheria. Would it not
be best for the business interests
of Logan for a physician, when he
discovers contagion, to go quiet
ly to the Health Officer and tell
him of the case. Have the case
quarantined, and keep the scare
out of the newspapers. Never
make "plague , news worse than
it is; make it better, if any diff
ference.
We have our serious doubts
whether there is half the cases of
diphtberia in Logan that have
been reported, and the cases that
are diphtheria are so mild that
there is no dangerous results prob
able. 1t is so easy for some peo-
pie to yell "The wolf is coming"
and after everything is excite
ment, and business interests killed
for a month, then they '1augh in
their sleeves" Let us work for
the interests of the town, and not
raise big hue and cry, and hurt
business interests just for the fun
of being noticed,
If there is any diphtheria in
Logan it will be taken care of
without any sounding of trumpets,
and crash of brass bands. The |
senseless thing, is to show our
''sore toes'' to everybody that
comes along, AS the little boys
said, and he ought to have been
whipped for it, "shut your
"a AHB mama xa
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-03
A Card.

AS my time is almost entirely
occupied in school work, l feel
compelled to withdraw my name
as candidate for Justice of the
Peace of Falls Township, 1 desire
also to thank my friends for the
confidence they have manifested
in me, by rendering me the nomin-
alton.
Respectfully
d. E. HARSH.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-03
Dickinson-sanburn

Our Sand Run correspond ent
announces the event of pretty
wedding i'll that town Friday even
ing of last week. The groom was
Thomas Dickinson and the bride
Miss Stella Sanburn, The young
couple have many friends In that
vicinity that wish them a world
of joy