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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-17
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Finest made.
In bottles mt your dealer.
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of our Divine Savior BE thou faithful
unto DEATH.
Need for knishthood Today


unto DEATH,
Need for knighthood Today
"Times and manners have changed,
but the eternal warfare of virtue and
vice is carried on today. The un-
changed and Interchangeable church of
Christ sends forth her knights as she
did in the tenth, eleventh and until
after the thirteenth centuries. The in
stitution is different from that of the
knights of the middle ages, but the
purpose is the same.
To-day we assemble in the church
of God for q service that has a resem-
blance to the service of the knighthood
days. Today st. Vincent's college
closes another term and once more
celebrates commencement week and as
of yore the church brings before the
altar those who have finished the pro-
baton period. St. Vincent's is place
to prepare her knights. 1t sends them
forth as Of old in the name of Christ.
BE thou faithful unto DEATH
True Purpose of Education
''It is by the authority and in the
name of the Catholic church they are
educated in every way they should go.
No part of education is excepted by the
church. Education should develop the
whole man. st. Vincent's has en-
deavored to give a truly Catholic, uni
versal education-physical, mental and
moral.
LET us not grumble because the boys
become heroes of the gridiron or the
diamond. The physical education is not
a subordinate but coordinate part of
education. The old adage proves true
that "a sound mind requires sound
body In st. Vincent's all faculties
have been developed. Those who are
departing forever as students have been
brought into communion with the great
minds and the teachings of all the ages
and are able to do their part IN the
modern battle--the same old battle OF
the ages. M
''In Catholic institution we find spe-
cial stress placed on the moral develop
ment-to shun vice and to strive aAer
virtue. The students are shown their
duty toward God and their fellow men.
The college demands loyalty and faith-
fulness as the sons of an institution of
the church. BE thou faithful unto
DEATH" 81
Names Of the Graduates
The following young men are the
graduates: Marshall Winnie, William
Stephen White, CASTOR Bastanchury.
Harry St, Vrain Bell, William James
Garvey, Niles Chaplin Folsom, Earl
Beech Frizelle, Benjamin ]. Chevelier,
Francis Gaut1er, Jonn r. Ledry, Lewis
Anthony Musante. Henry j. Mcdonald.
Elbert Dickins Peck, Alfred Joseph
Petit. Leo Olaf Pierson. Raymond e.
Lockwood, Louis A. Van Orshoven,
Frederick Halet Wall, Francis j. Dem
rley, Carl Castada and Francis Am
man.
!, Commencement exercises will be held
this evening in Father Meyer Memorial
hali. Bishop Conaty will deliver an
address to the graduates and will pre-
sent the diplomas. Marshall Francis
Whine will deliver the bachelors ora
tion and william Stephen White. son
the Masters Grafton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-17
Key a Member of Church


"Francis Scott Key, the writer of the
Star Spangled Banner was church.
man, and the words of the English
Bible are read and the prayers Of the
book of common prayer are prayed,
and the patriotic and religious spirit
and impulse of these men are felt wher-
ever the star spangled banner waves.
And last, but not least, the honored
man who, in the convention of 1887,
arose and said: Mr.. President, have
lived, sir. a long time (he was then 50
years old, and the longer 1 live the
more convincing truths see that God
governs in the affairs of men.
"'And if a sparrow cannot fall with
out his notice. is it possible that an
empire shall arise without his aid? I
move YOU Mr.. President, that this con-
vention be opened with prayer That
man, the great scholar, the profound
philosopher. the Incompatible states
man, Benjamin Franklin, was, at least
nominally. a churchman and in SYM
pathy with her sane religious system
and wholesomeness and deeply imbued
with the spirit of her traditions, pur-
poses and aims.
"That was the spirit of the artificers
of our government, and that was the
spirit which they wove and hammered
into the very warp and woof of our po-
litical institutions. God governs in the
affairs OF nations-that was the lesson
which they stamped upon American
history from the beginning. And they
did this without pretensions or profess
sion. They were not saints after the
Roman type. but they were saints after
the AngIo-Saxon type. They saw life
steadily and they saw 1t whole They
were not saints after the Puritan type.
They felt no doubt, that they had mo
religion to speak Of But they had
veracity and a courage, benevolence
and chastity, a diligence in business
and fervor in serving the Lord that
all history had not failed to speak Of
Ieloquently and well. Their religion was
of the home, Of the mart, the camp and
the field.
mot that these men had no failings;
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-17
THE MAGIC NO. 2

Number three is a wonderful mascot
for Geo. H. Paris Of Cedar Grove, Me-,
according to q letter which reads:
"After suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to find re-
lief. l tried Electric Bitters, and as a
result am well man today. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure" Guaranteed best
remedy for stomach. liver and kidney
troubles by Dean Drug company. Soc
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-17
Experienced

He (after being promptly accepted)--
why didn't you say mo" at first, and
keep me In suspense for a while? I nm
derstand that is the way women general.
'she-well. tried that once. and
and"
He-And what?
she-He didn't ask me the second time.
--Pick-A1e-Up.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
DORSET

o. w. Norcross OF Worcester was in
town Saturday.
Bernie Cornell was n guest OF Mrs
James Burns Sunday.
owen Gates. wife and children have
larrivcd at their cottage for the sum.
mor.
Charles Mcbride and Miss Nellie
Smith enjoyed drive to Lake st Cath
crime Sunday
Mrs Twitchell of Toledo. Ohio. with
two children Is the guest of her par.
cnts, Mr. and Mrs William Brigham.
Tuesday Eugene Simmons delivered
to customers In the village a bushel OF
green peas. These are the earliest
heard of In this section.
William Tully representing New
York capitalists. was at T.. n. Vests
this week negotiating for the purchase
OF the 'l.ucky Strike" property
The Forestcrs OF this town will give
a social dance at the opera house at
Manchester Friday evening. July II.
Music by Nc Brides orchestra.
Mrs William Corey has sold To Ern.
est N. West her farm aud homestead
and will move to Bennington where
she will make her home In the future
with her daughters, Agnes and Irene.
ID. r. Mcclure received news last week
OF the death Of his mother IN New
York City. She IL pleasantly remem.
bcrcd by many in Dorset. having spent
considerable time here In the past few
| years.
Mrs George Graham who has been
| ill Tor long time endured n surgical
operation az the City hospital In Troy
where she was accompanied Saturday
boy her brothers. John and Mark Fish.
gr.
James Connolly superintendent OF
machinery at the paper mills In Me.
| chnniCNlllo. was a guest uf his uncle
William MC Bride. over the Fourth
Mr. Connolly o. n native Of Dorset and
his old friends we're glad to greet him
again.
The evening Of the ith. numerous
| friends OF Henry burroughs met nt his
hul.s here they spent an evening Of
enjoyment Several out OF town
guests were present A fine supper
was served after which dancing was
iuuuiscd in until late hour
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
sHAFrsBURY

Evi Randall of Cambridge visited
his brother, +. b. Randall several days
last week
Miss Ina J. Harrington visited
friends in North Bennington a few
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs Solomon Niles and Mr.
and Mrs Martin Elwell spent Sunday
at j. w Bowens.
Mr. and Mrs Otis Ward OF East Ar
lington visited his daughter, Mrs J. w.
Bowen one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs f. b. Mattlson and Miss
Kate Mattison spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Bronson Matti'
son.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
Ice Cream Time Is Here.

Everybody Is fond Of delicious ice
cream. especially during the warm sea.
sgn. and n you make Il yourself and
use DZorta Ice Cream Powder II II
sure 90 be- absolutely pure and whole
some. Guaranteed under the Nation.
M Pure Food Laws 40 cooking nee.
eEEary. no sugar. nayorlng or eggs 90
add Everything In the package ready
for immediate use. At all grocera.
two packages. IS cents. order 10.
day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
M O IT 10 f.

ningtan.
Rate 1911 Of the Town Tases ~ 1871 has
been placed IN my hands for collection. A. FOL.
lows 20 cents on the dollar Tor the Town TAI,
20 cents on the dollar fuf the Town Highway
Tax, ., cents on The dollar Tor The Town DIS
trlct Rchooi rut.
hereby demand payment ~ said tatc.. ana
notify YOU that I viii attend AZ the bennington
Counly savings Hank from o'clock a. ~. uhlh
I o'clock pm.
Thsre Win be q discount u 4 per cent on
Town TaK u paid within p days..
q. ~. DFWkY, Treasurer
bennington. VI, July I, ipoi.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeavoring 10 check
the rayages OF consumption. the white
plague" that claims NO many victims
each year. Foley's Honey and Tar
cures coughs and colds perfectly and
you are In no danger OF consumption.
DO not risk your health by taking
some unknown preparation when Fol.
ey's Honey and Tar n safe and Ger.
tain In results. The genuine IN IN a
yellow package. u. A. Qulnlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10

oliver Duriyage OF Rutland was prob
ably fatally hurt at the Columbia mar
bic plant Saturday morning. The stag
Ing gave way and he fell 20 feet. strik
ing on his head on the railroad track
lie suffered n fractured skull and bro
ken ribs. lie has n family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10

Generally dcbilitated for years.
Had sick headaches. lacked ambition.
was worn out and all run down. Bur
dock Blood Bltters made me n we'll
woman."-Mrs Charles Frcitoy. Moo
sup. Conn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
. s,ImuIalIon WIthou, Irritation

That N the watchword. That IL
what orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does.
Cleansea and stimulates the bowels
without irritation In any form. u. A.
Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-10
TO e


A Rate nan has been placed IN my hands 10
collection ne follows rs eent on The dollar
On the Grand list Of 1901,
I hereby demand payment % said taxes aud
notify YOU that I vii attend at the Bloomington
C0uuty savings Bank from O'Clock a, m unul
Z O'Clock q. ~.
There viii be a discount Of per cept on the
above Tar n paid within - days.
O. "A. DEwEY. Treasurer.
bennington, w., July 1, 1901.
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NOT f.

Teths Taxpayer. OF the village of Bsa-
niagton,
A hate 1914 has been placed IN ny hands for
col ectidn a. foii0wai ~ cents ON the dollar
too the Village Tan. 20 cents on the dollaf Tor
tbe Highway Tar on the Grand iist 0i ilois
4 hereby demand payment Of said taHes, aud
notify YOU that VIM attend NJ the BENNINGTON
County savings iiank from o'clock M. until
4 o'clock D. ~. .
| iagc Tar n paid within ~ days
q. n. DEWEY. Treasurer.
usnnlngton. VI. Jalv ip0i
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
WORD OF AccoMPLIcE
LEADS TO CONVICTION
George Bowers, Scion Of Good Fam
lily and Deserter from British
Navy, Found Guilty of
Burglary

George Bowers was yesterday found
guilty of burglary in the first degree
by a jury in Judge Smiths court and
his sentence was continued until
Thursday Bowers was charged with
the robbery of the residence of G. c.
Maxon at Seventh and Vernon streets
the night of October 23, carrying away
pair of field glasses and a large
amount of silverware The goods were
found in a pawnshop by he police
The chief witness against Bowers
was c.. F. Puckett who has already
confessed that he was Bowers accom-
plice in the robbery. Puckett will ap-
pear before Judge Smith today for
sentence.
Bowers, according to information re-
ceived by the police, is of good family.
He is said to be deserter from the
British navy, and it was stated yester-
day had a record as criminal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
FERRIS WILL PRESENT
AN ALL-INDIAN DRAMA

Antonio Apache has been engaged by
Dick Ferris as assistant stage director
for the forthcoming production of ''The
Redskin'' at the Auditorium theater.
This is play in which all Of the char
acters are Of the red race There is not
single white man nor white woman
in it, The scenes are laid in the long
ago when the Indian ruled the land and
the stage settings and accessories, Mr..
Apache promises, will all be historically
correct Many of them will be brought
into town from the Indian crafts exhibit.
Probably there is no man in the coun-
try better fitted to perform the duties
for which he has been engaged than
Antonio Apache. Himself full-blooded
indian, he has been we'll educated and
has made special study of ethnology
as It applies to the Indian tribes. Hence
he should be able to create for the
Ferris productioh OF this remarkable
play an Atmosphere which shall be
exact to the smallest detail so far as
the stage settings are concerned.
1.-THE Redskin'' was produced originally
in New York by william A. Brady and
was the cause OF somewhat remark
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
CIRCUS SHOW AT FIscHER's
PLAYED UNDER REAL TENT

BY way of starting the new year off
properly Manager Fischer has brought
forth something of novelty this week
in "The Ringmaster."
The scene of the comedy is laid in the
main tent of circus, proclaimed by it's
owner "the greatest on EARTH" and the
reorganization" of the attraction al
lows for the rehearsing of several 'imi-
tation" attractions and for the introduce
ton of at least one genuine dyed-in-the-
wool circus turn of merit.
Lew Dunbar poses as an impromptu
strong man. Eddie Murray is a sure
'nuff clown" Miss Gertrude Rutledge is
a lion tanner, Nellie Montgomery an am
bilious waitress turned "circus queen
and p. d. Quin is the "Ringmaster,"
while Hugh Metcalfe is the show owner.
alamo" by Miss Rutledge, Circus
Queen by Miss Montgomery and MY
Princess Zu Lulu" by Mr.. Quin are the
principal musical numbers, all of which
were we'll received by the opening houses
yesterday afternoon and evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
MAYOR COMFERS
WITH ANDERSON
WILL NOT REAPPoINT TILL
AFTER NEW YEAR
Civil Service Commissioner Morton
Slated for Reappointment and
Reese LIeweIIyn Groomed
for Water Board

President James A. Anderson's reap
pointmenr to the board of public works
worries Mayor Harper more than any
others which are near due.
Yesterday a conference was held be-
tween the mayor and the board of public
works. None of those who participates
will state what was discussed, but they
do say Mr.. Anderson's appointment was
not touched on.
The mayor said last night that he would
appoint no men until after New Year.
Under the law all appointees hold over
till their successors qualify.
Civil Service. CommissicreT cua Morton
and Water COMMISSIONS Baker arc ha
nearest expiration3 at hand Mort 9c 81
get the permanent apr ointment, Al
stated, he winning the place because Of
the death of COMMISSIONS Archihalf Mo
Cutchen. Reese Llewellyn "a slated "a
succeed Commissioner Ba3ser
The mayor had planntd 10 Crect8 Is
special aqueduct commisslou, headed by
President Anderson, to dtrote irs wholc
time TO the big water pro.ec in Owens
valley, but as the chart mailas the
board of public works sole csc att as 20
expenditures no legal wsy Beslcd td
exist for such a course unless the charter
was amended.
AS 1t stands Anderson W. remain Or
the board, and Chief of Poliet esn, yzhc
sought board honors. must remain with
the police department.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
BEN WEIGH DELIGHTS
AUDIENCE AT oRPHEUM

Ben Welch IS the star feature of the
Orpheum bill this week. Ben is just
as good as year ago and maybe a
little better, because we are never In
doubt where to laugh. Having heard
his stories and songs, or a majority OF
them at any rate, one is prepared with
O. good loud smile on seeing them ap-
proach. His sporty Hebrew and his
tough Dago are supplemented this sea-
son by pathetic bit in Italian dialect
which is quite as good as his comedy.
A parody of Love me and the world is
mine brought down the house.
Viola Gillette and George ]. Mac
farlane wear again their comic opera
costumes and sing their comic opera
songs in vaudeville. They are both
good comedians and good singers, and
upon their act is the postponement of
Miss Gfllette's appearance in tights to
the concluding tableau. Why not sing
the last song in those white satin fas-
cinations? They picture a married
pair of whom both are equally anxious
for the last word-and get it.
The third of the new acts is labeled
''The Two Lorettos,' and with his usual
discrimination Manager Drown has
placed them at the opening of the pro-
gram Madame Alba, who opened last
week, is transferred to the close-a
very convenient arrangement for those
who do not care for stage acrobatics.
AS to the Lorettos their acrobatics are
better than their comedy, but their
comedy is so bad that their acrobatics
could not be worse.
Howard and North have a new act
this week. 1t is called Back Home,
and is equal in every respect to their
last weeks Offering. 1t shows how the
Rroadwayite came back to SquedunlS
to marry the country girl and found
that the rube had her. 1t is another
version of the fable of the hare and
the tortoise.
The three Westons have new pro-
gram of songs and instrumental music
on violin, piano and cello. Ray L.
Royce and Anna Eva Fay are doing
much the same kind of thing as
week ago.
There is rather more of last week in
the bill than the regular patron cares
for, but to those who attend only fort
nightly the Orpheum program of this
week looks good enough.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
SEDATE NEW YEARS.
EVE, POLICE DEMAND
CONFETTI BARRED BY CHIEF
kERNss DoN'Ts
Human Voice Among Few Noise Pro-
ducers Not Under Ban of Edict.
Violence VIII Be
Punished

Preparations to handle the crowds
expected to assemble on the streets to
celebrate the passing of the old year
and the incoming of the new have
been made by the police and the fol-
lowing list of "dont's' has been sent
out by Chief Kern:
Don't use firearms of any sort.
Don't use firecrackers.
Don't use canes.
Don't use ticklers or busters.
Don't throw -four, confetti or any
object or thing 81 any person,
Don't use TORPID es, toy pistols, tor
pedo canes 3r other explosives to make
noiss.
Don't binw h6rn4 in anyone's face
or ring bells IN ther ears.
You mas Cse;
rIoras, hsla, 10 tiles, drums, tomtoms,
canes, etc. 20 make the air hideous.
You may;
SIM, cheer, yen, scream or use your
voice IN any othar way to create noise
ana show ybur cnthu siasm.
por violation uf Dn'ts you may be
arrested and charged9 with. battery or
disturbing TIE peace.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
CLAIMS FIREMEN
ARE IN JEOPARDY
COMMISSIONER KoLFF APPEALS
TO COUNCIL
Seventeen Men of Seventh Street
Company Stay in Old Building,
Which Is Likely to
Collapse

Fire Commissioner Joseph Kolff yes
terday painted for the council the
dangers that seventeen firemen in the
Seventh street and Arlington engine
house incurred in sleeping in that ola
rattle trap which at any hour was in
danger of collapse.
He read Building Inspector Backus'
report to that effect
Then he asked that the council set
aside $780, 600 from next years appror
priations for the department so that
plans could be started now to make
three needed improvements on July /.
First he wanted the Seventh street
engine house sold and new building
put up at Seventh and Union avenue.
Next he wanted three-story head
quarters building erected at Eighth and
Figueroa on property bought there by
the city, although he thought the low
lot now owned by the city should be
exchanged for one nearby.
The third item was for new engine
house at Forty-fourth and Main streets
The council decided to consider the
proposition further, although the feel
ing is that Immediate attention should
be paid to the demands of the firemen.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
RA1LR ROAD NEWS

E H. sheehan iiclrel gent of the Chi
cage darlington & Quincy, with head
t.laftera at kansas ity, is visiting
Friends on railrOAd row He will tour
Southern california bsfore returning
east
Roy Bryant. assistant ticket agent of
The Greet Northern rli road at San
Francisco Is a visitor On railroad row.
Mr bryant wlN remain here with his
folks Unit after New Years.
Grove * tnhum. distglct passenger
agent ~ ne Weshington-Sun unset route, is
ent of th city on ousiilgAs.
J l. Bata, comlnerciaS agent Of the
Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad, is
peotsd IT, return to this city tomorrow.
ar Bate has been pessine the holidays
Wilh fraHds IN the east
D G. Campbell aaeorppar ed by George
u MgDonAugn was E visitor at the off
cg7 cf the Salf Lake rniea. They are
co}q1l1ation agents ths lTnion Pacific
ana voaiutaln heaeqUa rtars at Omaha.
q III f3ayns, asslsan General pas
senger and tfckat agar OF The Missouri
Facific and iron Aibuntain routes, has
haen promoted and win agsume the du-
ties ol seneral passenger and ticket agent
january =. He sucoeads n. G. Town
send WOO mas asked 10 Be relieved OF
active duties connected with that office.
liz VIII iR-NS ikShl'iffeA tStf' az El. LOUIS.
*. G Tpycnsaud. general 9assenger and
ticket agerf Of the Missouri hacific and
Iron I0untRln roptes. VIII In the future
be oouneetsd with the passeng traffic
manegers omiee. His heRduuarters will
BE al st. IJouls.
w a. Bissiend assistant general ticket
agent Of clp Misso oirl FRoific and Iron
Mouptaiu goutea, mas bep1 apppinted as
sistant general parHepgsr aad ticket
asenl4 This appointment will take eff
faet JanrBry l.
rhe Mfsspuri Paeihc and Iron Noun
tair rnuhss have abolished the office OF
senera tieEat agent. This Is effective
Janpay =
Th Sas Lake ROAD wil run g person
ais ccndaciad tour ffolnethe easl, which
IS nehsduted 70 leave Wltcago January
Is emo ta arrive N Los Angeles January
" lhey wiu also have another per-
ecAal'R candueeed tour leaving Chicago
FehrNsr 4 aid arriving Ia tbs city
HQbusfy H.
gadeSal Passenger AGENT Peek of the
eait Iiks route VIA ieavs tor riverside
teaay thes,e to remaAn tntn after New
Yuar's.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-31
ADOPT COMPROlkElSE;
SIGNS ORDL VANCE
THIRTY INCHES OVER Bu}L Ding
LINE is LIMIT
Council Not Deferred by BilIboara ps~
cision, Which Refers to 'riYases>
Property and Not Side
walk Regulation

The council finally disposed OF ths
sign ordinance yesterday by pc stag au
amended ordinance which PERM signs
to extend thirty inches beyend the
building line. The old law alloEed
only eighteen inches.
The new bill is compronlse be-
tween the councilmen who OPP ose e1-
tending signs because of the iIterfet
ence with the eIectrolier illuminaki1ns
on the downtown streets and The
swinging sign advocates who ballevs
in electric signs at night which rar rs
folded back out of the way in I'll day
time.
Attorney j. Wiseman Mcdonald rem
resenting the Hotel and Restt lu'
Mems associa ton, said that JUdG4
Bordwells- billboard decision indicate
that regulating property rights hs
lawmakers was sometimes carried to-
far by legislative bodies.
Councilman Wallace and City Attcr
ney Hewitt however, argued thai the
cases were not analogous, as the spa q.
over sidewalks and streets was
private property such as vacant lats
were. but subject to city officlals
control.
Thirty inches allowance will pernii
the erection of many perpendic'lia'
Illuminated letter signs and will aisu
not interfere with the installation 81
electric signs on roofs, which Is Pc
missible under the new law.
The principal arguments uHee
against the use of swinging signs
that If they are tolerated at night a.
kind Of wooden sign must be permit ot
to stretch over sidewalks In daytime.
The municipal art commission all
other petitioners opposed encouragii ,
anything which would mar the ele
trlier illuminations which have mac
Los Angeles famous