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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
YOUNG MEN ARE
SAVED FROM DROWNING
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, April 5.-Chilled through
and without strength enough to pull
themselves on to the rocky breakwater
formation to which they clung two
bathers describing themselves as e.
Wayland and w. Herbert Brandon of
Los Angeles were rescued from their
perilous position yesterday by pier
workmen who were attracted to the
scene by cries for help coming from
Mrs. L. Hastings Of this city who had
discovered the serious predicament of
the young men.
Ropes were hastily procured and the
ends made in loops were dropped over
the shoulders of the bathers, who were
hauled upon the pier. Their legs and
arms were painfully scratched and
bruised, but otherwise, after a short
rest and the use of stimulants, they
appeared not to have suffered because
OF their unusual experience.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
PLAN TO DEVELOP
NATURAL GAS WELLS
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, April 5.-several
prominent business men, including c.
II. Windham, T. M. Todd c. II. Hoge
and others, are talking of a new indus
try for the fats west Of town. II in
now under way meet with
favorable results a company will be
organized and deep wells sunk for nat
ural gas. Recently while employees Of
the Asbestos company were digging
wells for water, in the Vicinity in quesz
ton, a strong flow of gas was discoy-
cred. This has eausedd local capital
lists to take notice and they are anx-
ious 10 learn whether the gas can be
secured in paying quantities.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
.SIRCUS CONTINUES
TO DRAW THRONGS
ORPHANS WILL BE GUESTS
TODAY
shrners Intend That Little Children
Whose Lives Are cheerlesc
Shall Have Good Time
at Matinee

A continuation of genuine circus hi
larity lowered about the Shriner em-
porium of amusement last night and
the immense throng laughed itself
hoarse at the unique assol tment OF
specialties presented.
Perfect balance is maintained as re-
CARDS the distribution of succeeding
acts, which are carried out with a
rapidity worthy Of great tent ex-
hibition.
Absolutely thrilling Is the Fremont
Zouave act wherein the intricate ma
neuvers are whirled away in a nom
chalant manner which tells of lengthy
drilling and martial grace.
A dazzling set Of evolutions are
brought to a fetching end when the
company scales a wall and disappears
in marvelously short time, consid-
ering the obstacle.
The clowns were in exceptional form
last night and kept the tent in an
uproar with their wild antics. The
Teddy bear proved source of wonder
to the juvenile portion of the audience
as he clung meekly to his trainers
back and apparently wondering what
it was all about.
Youngworth and Krohn gained fur
ther popularity with their "La-tidly-
idly-um." AL Levy was here and there
and everywhere and those who did not
stay to see and hear the concert es-
capped because AL rassed them by in
the stress of duty.
The concert, unlike many circus af-
fairs of supposed musical nature,
proved a treat and played to an ap-
preciative audience.
Orphans to Be Guests
The Shriners will prove their good
feeling toward the world in general
and the orphans in particular by Civ
ing a monster matinee this afternoon
at which every orphan child in the
city will be admitted free of charge.
The heads of all the orphan asylums
in Los Angeles have been notified to
bring their charges to the big tent at
Fiesta park this afternoon, but for fear
one might have been overlooked they
are desirous that any home which has
not received an invitation shall con-
slider the public press notice full and
sufficient to admit them. Everything
the house affords will be free to the
youngsters and it is thought that
thousands will avail themselves Of the
opportunity to see the "best show in
town" without money or price.
The orphans will not, however, take
up all the room. The remainder will
be filled with more fortunate young
sters who have parents. These will
lldNG W pdys DuI q SpCCAeil AdIO VI 90
cents, the characteristic small boys
circus rate, will be made for the juve-
niles.
The youngsters who are so fortunate
as to have a dollar pink ticket pur-
chased in advance will be able to take
three other small friends of theirs id
on it. AS the afternoon is for the chill
dren especially a large part of the
afternoon will be devoted to them.
Rut there will he entertainment nrO-
vided for grownups, too. In fact, the
| Shrine boys say that there will be
more stirring" at the matinee than at
regular performance.
Tonight the meteoric splendor of the
Shrine circus will close in a blaze of
glory surprising anything past, present
or future. So says the press agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06

In all respects -diss McComas pro-
claimed herself last night. an artist Of
the highest rank and most unique
quality. She doesn't whistle by ear,
but by note; every composition is
studied and prepared as If for piano
or voice; she never gets off key, for
gets, slurs or fails. Her throat con-
troll is marvellous; the high fihal note
of the intermezzo was taken as finely
and as perfectly as any prima donna
would have sung it. No wonder Miss
McComas has whistled her way round
the world.
Her assisting artists were Archibald
Sessions at the piano, Ludvik Opid,
cello; William Mead, flute, and Harry
Clifford Lott. who sang group of
songs delightfully."-.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06

LONG BEACH, April 5.-William
Schilling was today elected school trus-
tee to succeed the Rev. Charles Pease,
retiring president of the board. Schil-
ling's opponent in the race was George
Blount of Alamitos, who was supported
by the friends OF DR.. Pease and Prof.
J. j. Morgan, supervising principal.
Morgan will not be candidate for
reappointment.
The election was the occasion of a
contest. Prominent business men en-
gagged in wordy quarrels about the polls
and a fistic combat was imminent at
one time. Scores of autos were pressed
into service by friends of both candi-
dates.
A large number of votes were cast. 1t
became apparent late this afternoon
that Schilling would win. The newly
elected trustee will serve one year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
DEFEATED CANDIDATES TO
FORM LEMON" CLUB
Special to The Herald.

SANTA MONICA, April 5.-Apropos
of the recent election John W. Lincoln,
who was defeated for council honors in
the First precinct, has taken steps to
interest the other twenty-five defeated
candidates in forming a mutual SYM
pathy organization to be known as the
Lemon club. Mr. Lincoln figures that
the organization may be called upon to
take IN considerable OF the male pOpu-
lation of Santa Monica after Mayor
Dudley and the incoming governing
bodies select appointees for the various
city jobs that are to be distributed
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
HANDSOME CLUB HOUSE TO
OPEN NEXT WEDNESDAY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, April 5,-The opening Of
the new $4,000 club house Of the An
nandale Golf. club, postponed because
of the weather, viii now take place
next Wednesday. The new club will
start off with several golf tournaments
open to the amateurs Of Southern Call
ifornia and elsewhere.
The opening golf tournament, April
10 and II, will be followed by the Hotel
Green tournament, April IL and 10, and
next week the Hotel Maryland tourna-
ment will be on. Handsome prizes
have been hung up for all of these tour
naments
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
JURY AGAIN DISAGREES;
MURDERER MAY GO FREE
BY Associated Press.

BAKERSFIELD, April 5.-Buman
Williams, who murdered James Van
Dever last year, may escape punish
ment.
Today, after a trial lasting three
weeks, the jury having spent fifty hours
in deliberation, decided that they were
unable to reach verdict and was con-
sequently discharged. They stood six
for acquittal, four for murder in the
first degree and two for manslaughter.
This is the third time the trial has
ended In this manner, there being two
mistrials during the past six months.
The case was continued until Monday
morning, when it is expected that Will
liams win be given his freedom and
the charge dismissed
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
WATERHoUSE ASKS RECOUNT
Satisfied Until Courts Look
Over the Ballots
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The HeraIu.
PASADENA, April 5.-Mayor Water
house and his supporters, or at least
the more active of them, held a meet
ing in the law offices Of Fitzgerald &,
Barry this morning and decided to petit
ton the superior court for recount of
the votes in the recent election. The
real reason for the recount seems to
be the fact that a very large sum was
Wagered on the result and as the out
come was close the losers figure it bet
ter to take a chance rather than part
with $4,000.
1t is admitted by the Waterhouse
people that the papers demanding a re-
count in the cases Of the candidates for
mayor and councilman from the Fifth
ward have been drawn up and signed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
CHINESE USE TURKEYS
TO INCUBATE CHICKS
Special to The Herald.

special to The Herald
OCEAN PARK, April Sword comes
from Hyperion of the recent successful
experiments of Len Yen, a Chinese who
raises poultry for the Los Angeles
market, who finds it possible to so stu
pity turkeys by feeding them booze
soaked corn that they can be relied
upon to sit for most any length of time
on any kind of eggs that are put under
them.
AS result Yen is getting the biggest
bfoods of chicks ever seen in his locial-
lty, as many as twenty-five of the fluffy
little fellows frequently resulting from
one turkey consignment. When the
chicks are hatched Yen allows the tur-
Keys to sober up by degrees, and by the
time they have reached the point where
they can see straight they have become
accustomed to the presence of the
chicks, which they look after with all
the care of a dutiful mamma.
Yen says the turkey game beats the
incubator proposition in a hundred
ways.
other girl
How do you knoW?"
because VOu'Ve innnrouad On p-T ifa
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06

your old professional rival is gain
ing a great deal of prestige"
"Yes." answered the doctor, "but I'll
fix all that am making arrange
ments to have him called as an expert
witness. s."-Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06

Client-You have an item in your
bill: Advice, January 9, six-and-
eight pence" That was a day before
1 retained you.
lawyer know it. But don't you
remember on the Sth 1 told you you'd
better let me take the case for you?
Client-Yes.
Lawyer-Well. my dear sir, that is
advice.-Tit-Bits.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06

Patience-Is she doing anything to
preserve her voice?
Patrice-Well, she sang into phono-
graph the other day.-Yonkers States
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
District Re-establIshed
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The artil-
lery district of San Diego, which was
discontinued in May, 1904, has been
re-established by an order from the
war department and will now comprise
Fort Rosecrans, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06

"Did you learn anything at your
French club today, my dear?"
'Oh, yes. 1 found out that Mrs. Ten
strikes father was soap boiler and
1 heard two more dreadful scandals
about the Dashleighs." - Cleveland
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06

Jottie (aged 5)-But have you only
one doll?. l have sixteen.
DOttie (aged Cor course have
only one. Large families are consid-
cred IN very bad brooklyn Life.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06

Best trademark west Of the East
Schilling's Best
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
SCH|LL|NG CHOSEN
SCHOOL TRUSTEE
WILL SUCCEED PRESIDENT OF
RETIRING BOARD
Bitter Contest Re.uIts In Many Quar-
rels, and Flstic Arguments
Are Narrowly
Averted

Long Beach Office,
129 East Third Street.
Phone-Home 297.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02
OUR SUBSCRIBERS

G.. A. Barron, of Blue Lick,
dropped in Friday and said
he'd just finished threshing--
got 1000 bushels Of wheat
|apd thinks he can afford to
read the Republican another
year.
M. I. Barron called in Sat-
urday to renew for Harold g.
Allen, Of north Jefferson.
W. B. Van Dyke, Of Nyssa,
Oregon, sent ~ his prompt
and regular repeWal N on.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02
5000 REWARD

will offer a reward Of $50
for information that viii lead
to the arrest and conviction Of
the person or persons who
stole n hogs from my farm
within the past thirty days.
The hogs weighed from 100 to
100 lbs. each, mostly about
100 lbs. W. s. NEWELL,
A9 Marshall, No.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02

Allister Springs enterprisiog
young farmers, renewed this
week through the courtesy of
Miss Ella Smith, of Sweet
Springs.
II. II. Eilers, of r. f. D.
route 2, Nelson, prefers TO
see a figure Q on bis tag even
If it costs a dollar to put it
there, and also added So We'd.
nesday for the Daily Globe
Democrat.
Ernst Hotz, the -enterpris-
ing young merchant who re.
Gently located in Grand Pass
and purchased the. postofice
store, enrolled his name this
week as a new subscriber.
M. /. Barron called in We'd.
nesday and handed us the
name of p. F. Jacoby, OF
Woodson, as a new subscrib-
er. Mr.. Jacoby is a hustling
young farmer and s~tocktrader
and while he's got politics
SHOWN pat" unfortunately on
the wrong side) and doesn't
need to read up on it, yet he
wants u good newspaper.
Fred Jenkins, who has just
moved here from Mexico, call
el in yesterday and had us
enroll his name at Slater
where he will be employed as
a boiler maker at the c. & A.
shops. He is boarding for the
present but will move his
family in several weeks.
]. M. Marksbury, of east
OF town, called in yesterday
and renewed for the Repub-
lican and also the Daily Re-
public.
Henry Hayob, Of southeast
OF town, was a pleasant caller
at our Office Wednesday and
left US his name az q new sub
scriber.
Uncle Henry Napier, COL,
handed us his dollar for re-
newal yesterday and says
since he's gotten rid OF his
rheumatism he feels ten years.
younger. "
o. p. Neff and sons, James
and John, were up from near
.Orearville yesterday and call.
ed around to order the Re.
publican sentto their address.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02
LOCALS.

Sam Walker was up from
Slater Monday.
B. A. Jones was here from
shackleford Monday.
G.. H. Altbouse returned
Tuesday evening from a visit
- Pertle Springs.
Miss Flo Hunter ia visit.
ing friends 10 st. Louis this
week.
DR.. W. F. Switzer and fam.
lily are at Walker, Mo-, on a.
short visit.
Saline county fair catalogues
cin be had by calling at
Hunters drug store.
Lester Bates went TO Hig.
ginsville Tuesday 10 join a
bridge building crew.
L. G. Shackleford, Of Nap.
ton, was a Marshall visitor
Friday.
Prof. W. E. CRUDE started
on a trip for the western part
OF the county Tuesday.
Trimmed hats at half price
ct Mrs. Ema Chaffee's, north
east corner square.
L. E. Merkins last week
sold a car load of concrete
blocks that he sent TO Black
water.
Mesdames JIM. Carter and
G. A. Lubbock were down
from Malta Bend Tuesday
Shopping.
Misses Nora Payne and
Eliza Altes spent Sunday in
Herndon rs guests OF DR.. j.
ID. Jackson.
Mrs. j. V. L. Davis and
so1 left for Clark county
Wednesday TO visit the
formers mother a month.
VIM. and Arthur Taylor, OF
Kansas City, we're the guests
Of Mrs. Nellie Taylor, of
Redman Ave-, Wednesday.
Wanted-Lady TO ft and
sew two or three weeks.
Ormond Hupp,
Phone POS Slater, Mo.
DR.. W. II. Black was con-
fined to his room this week
as the result of a strained
back received on his recent
Western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Vowel
announce the arrival OF a son
on July 10Th. They are with
Mrs. Yowell's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Ordway.
A. A. Vesser has purchased
. half interest in the Hotel
Hurt barber shop of F. M,
Weare, who will move with
his family to Kansas City.
Miss Anna Langan, of Kan,
sas City, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends here
the past month, left Wedn es.
day for Kansas City.
Miss Mary Ayres, of Los
Angles, CAL, who was visit
ing relati yes in Humansville,
Mo-, arrived here Friday
night to spend a couple of
weeks with Mrs. e. B. Claw.
son.
Miss Bertha John returned
Monday to her home, near
Sweet Springs, after a few
days visit to her aunt, Miss
Lena John. of West Mar
shall.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02
COOKERS, COOKERS

NOW LISTEN AGAIN
LADIES, and we might add
Gentlemen too, for this il a
money saving item. For
one week we will sell the
Toledo Steam Cooker
Regular price $3.50
for ................ $5.35
You will save enough on
your Gas or Gasoline bill in
a short time TO pay for 1t.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02

Remember we are agents
for the celebrated Bridge
q Beach Mfg. Co. line of
Stoves and Ranges and can
please you II you are need
ing a stoye. Also handle
'.Tne National Process"
Gasoline Stoves and Rang
es. Don't heat up the
house when you can buy a
Gasoline Stove for q small
price and keep cool.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02

We carry a complete line
of Geo. p. Ide & Co.'S. cele-
brated ''Gold''and "Silver"
Shirts In both laundried and
soft shirts. The best At.
ting and best wearing dress
and negligee shirts made.
Also have all the late styles
in
Silver" collars. 2 for ESQ
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02

Just received another big
sh pment Of Star Brand
Shoes. Get you a new pair
OF oxfords for fair week and
take your Sunday pair for
every day. Our stock of
While Shoes for Ladies' and
children is complete. Come
In and be shown
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02

ENAMELWARE SPECIAL.
Look at these prices 10
first quality gray enamel
ware.
81 qt. dish pan only .45c
IL at. water pail only .45c
g Of. No. 8 tea kettle. .45c
10 at. Tipped preserving
kettle only ass
ct. coffee pot only. .45c
And dozens of other ar
ticles at way down prices.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24
Splosni pregled.

0srednji ekSekutivni odbor
socislisti6ne stranke V Zdruzenih
|1rzayah Sc je seSel IA. in 10. dec.
" prostorih glavnega urada. 269
Dearborn st, V Chicago. Odbor
BE reSil mnogo zanimivih Stvari.
Najvaznejse ma dnevnem redu
le bio naselniSko vpraSanje, ka-
kor ga resil letoSnji internacijo-
|nslni kongres V Stuttgartu. So
lcialisticna stranka V Zdruzenih
'drfavah sc povsem ne strinja $
sklepom internacijonalnega kon-
eresa glede ma to vprasanje. De-
layski odnosaji pri mas so nasprO-
mi onim V Evropi in Aziji, vsled
teea ie eksekutivni odbor spre-
lei re~solueijo, ktera Sc glaSi. da
miernacijonalni kongres nina
noel narekovati taktiko nacijo-
nalnim strankam Ct. j strankam
po raznih drzavah) z ozirom ma
delaysko gibanje V Ameriki mo-
"a socialisticna stranka V Zdruze-
nm drzavah nasprotovati azijat-
skemu izs~eljevaniu.
Zanimivo je tudi porocilo So
druga Barnesa. osrednjega tajni-
"A, o ~narascaiu stranke. Stran-
IA Sc zadnji cas- rapidno Sri; no.
N kiubi rastejo in delavci Sc
redno tolj zanimajo "a social
TAN.
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yfranka.

ri redni seji zadnjo nedeljo
iodine so izvolili sodrugi pri
:alistiSnem klubu v Chicago
.l,dsSi novi odbor:
Anton Presern, predsednik;
Frank Podlipec, fin. tajnik;
Joie Zavrtnik, zapisnikar.
Nadzorovalni odbor: Frank
raovx. joe More, Ivan Molek.
Nsdalje je sklenil klub, da pri-
,edi prihodnjo nedeljo javni shod
/, 8nevnim redom: Gospodarska
krila :.
Y mesecu januarju priredi
h,sb domaeo vecerno zabavo, KITE
= datum objavi "Proletarec" v
!; svojih prihOdnjih stevilk.
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SLoVENCI Poor!
Pisite "a cenik!

Slovenska mas .lbina V Ripley
in Butler Co. Missouri, Sc mnozi
dnevnO!
Rojaki, Ali res noGete sedaj
kupiti zemljiS6. ko Sc Sc mai.
boljSa zemliiSGa poleg zeleznic po
los dolarjev aker ma prodai
Rojaki! Ali res nOcete postal
Svobodni ameriSki kmetjeY Ali
Q radi poSluSate zaloStne glaso-
W parnih piSGa& V tvornicah in
rudokopih?
Mi upamo. da mel
Slovenci citaite drzavna poro-
ella Zdr. dr.. kai je kmetijstvo
V naSi veliki republikil Ali po-
Una. kdo kmeta V Zdr. dr.. XII
ina Slabe GaseH
Ogleite zemljiSca V .juznem
Misouri-ju. Mixer lepSega sad
ia. trt. zita kot V .iuznem Nilsson
ri-ju. To je COLA resnica. Ako
ne verjamete. prepricaite SCI
Mammalian tudi. da sem "a
stOpnik "a najvecjo drevesnieo
ma svetu in najvecjo trtnico V
Ameriki.
Ako rabite semena "a poljske
in vrtne pridelke. obrnite Sc ma
me. Blago najbolise vrste. cena
najnizja. PiSite ma naslov:
FRANK GRAM, edini SLOW. "a
stopnik "a zemljisca, semena, sad
no drevje, trte it'd. it'd, 576 w.
21st st., Chicago, Ill.
Pisite "a cenik.
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L StareSa kraja.

"Zeleznicar'', XII je izhaja
kot priloga "RdeGemu Praporu".
glavnemu glasilu avstrijske jugo-
slovanske socialisticne stranke. ie
prinesel to lie zanimivO vest, XII
bode zanimala vsakega sodruga.
Xxi je %svojecasno okuSil autokra-
ticno Waldo 2. Gutmanna, postaje-
naGelnika ma juznem kolodvoru
V Ljubljani:
WISH Inspector Gutmann je
torei koncno vendar nastopil svoj
dopust. XII nj mic druzega. kakor
za6etek v~pokojitve. Sledi mu pa
njegova deSna roka. tajnik Sell
mig. Oba ljubljanSka dnevnika
sta oh slovesu goSpoda Gutmanna
polna hvale in Ge hi Glovek smell
veriati "Slov. Narodu in ''Slo-
vencu". Sc nj bilo tako dObrega
p%oStajnega naGclnika mixer, cd
kar teko zeleznice pc zemlii. T.
sluzbenci in delavci, Xxi so citali
tie %ditirambe, bodo pac strmeli (;
prepozno izpoznajo. kakSno do
broto izgube z gospodom Gut e
mannom. chi doslei Sc nikoli
MISC opazili tistega mehkega srca,
tiste ljubeZni do oSobja. tiste ma
rodne navdusenosti in tiste ka-
tonske pravicoljubnosti. XII mu
jo sedaj pripisuje meScansko ca
sopisje. Usluzbenci vedo, da je
bill Min postajenacelnik avto-
krat. kakrsnih je malo. Ko sc je
u%stanOvila prva organizacija ze-
leznicarjev V Ljubljani, jo je "a
eel Gutmann fanaticno preganja-
ii. Ekzistenca zelezniGarja, Xxi sc
ie takrat drznil javno priznati.
da je clan organizacije, mu nj
bila mic. Afera Zavrtnik, KopaG
it'd, XII Jill je sprawl oh sluzbo,
so zeleznicarjem IL onih casov Sc
dobro V spominu. Nedifinitivnega
usluzbenca ali delavca j. znal hi
poma, brez usmiljenja posaditi
ma cestO. ProSnje ma viSje ms
tance je zadrzeval. V mnogih
slucaiih hi bill lahko kai storil "a
zbolisanie polozaja svojega osob-
ia; nj Sc brigal "a to. &c je orga-
nizaciia kaj priborila, je pa pac
delal tako. kakor da hi Sc imeli
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24

Sodrug Simon KavGiG. Virden.
Ill, je postal Svoto $500 "a Stiri
move ~naroGnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24

Sodrug Frank Drmota, Nor
gan, Pa, je podprl "Proletarca'
5 1925 naroGnine, ktero je nabra.
svojem delokrogu.