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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-04-05

In this story Of Abimeleeh we
have a striking illustration of
the evils resultant from the
~polygamous marriage practices
which had grown up In Israel
through the communicating in
fluenees Of the heather nations
about.
Envy, Jealousy, hatred found
rich soil In which to grow, and
the awful crime which the viii
lain of ia story committed Is
but the natural fruitage Of such
seed. II was but natural that
the sons Of different mothers
should be at variance with one
another; especially SO with Abb
Imeiech, who was evidently
looked down upon and desplsed
by The other 20 sons whose
mothers walked In a higher So
claI and moral sphere than did
the mother OF the former.
How much Of the evil Of the
world enters through the door
Of the home. II It's atmosphere
is not pure and clean; II the
sacred relationship of husband
and wife are lightly considered;
II the social and business cares
and the pursuit of pleasure are
allowed to absorb ones thought
and time and sap the vitality of
the home life, what can be ex-
pectcd of the young men and
young women who III reared
In such honest
We have not the polygamy Of
the long ago as a canker In the
moral life Of the nation, but
have we not something which
Is more insidious and more dan.
gerous, the growing divorce
evil3 God pity the nation whose
home life becomes tainted
with moral decay and IRE
liglon.
Again in this story Of Anime
lech we find Illustrate, Of the
inevitable outworkinu Of every
evil life. Evil may seem 10
flourish like a green bay tree
for a time, but never since the
world began has evil been able
to escape its final doom, Not
a history Of nation or individual
but forclbIy emphasizes the
truth Of the Serlpturai declara-
ton: Whatsoever a man SOW
eth that shall he also reap"
Abimelech planned and plot
ted in the narrowness Of his
own evil heart, his vision did
not reach beyond the present
advantage, his ambition grasped
a fleetins power and glory, with
never a thought Of what lay be.
yond. He began with the sword
and he died by the sword. He
left the true Cod out OF his
reckoning, and sped on the
way to destruction. The cry OF
lothian from Mount Gerlzim
againat the evil course Of Alb
imelech comes ringing down
the ages as Gods u%nalterable
judgment upon evil. For the
AbimeIechs OF evil and those
who make alliance with them
there can be but one warning
note of Judgment. Fire shall
come out from AblmeIech and
devour the men Of Shechem,
and fire will coms out of the
house Of Shechem and devour
AbimeIech. Evil Is self-destruc.
tive, II works Its own ruin, It
feeds on elements that e, mt.
ualIy react to Its undoine.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-04-05
Limit Of eluens Is.

Il found what I think is a really
funny line in o story in one Of the
magazines" said Mrs. 1oolittle. "a
nan was telling how diB couraged he
felt and said: Talk about feeling
blue--l I'M the human w~iggie-stick.'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-04-05
Much Ado About NOTHING.

This ring, my love. you'll comprehend,
Is like my love-it hath no end.
All. yes. she said. with a emile SO win.
ming
And like mine. too. with no beginning.
Life.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-04-05
EDITOR

another for our mother-ip.law and .
good comfortable bathroom between.
Advantage is taken OF the low roof
to design several clothes closets.
Every girl wants plenty of such &C
commodations whether she needs
them or not. Where you have plenty
of storage room of this kind you don't
need an attic so they are economical
as well as useful.
What an interesting little home this
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-04-05
FLOORS.
Device Which Makes Their Cleaning
Comparatively Easy.

People who have hardwood floors
in their homes are, as a rule, con
tinually bothered with the dust that
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-04-05
Would Re Lonsiv,

1t Is well there Is no n without
a fault; Tor he would not have .
friend in The world.-Haflitt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27
SOBRE Ia CORTE JUDICIAL
De SAN JUAN
fACULfADE eUH So LIS CosCsDg
A CADA Una DB Las Dos SsCCIesE DB la CeRrs
PROPOSITION DE LEY

FL Attorney general presento Ell pro-
yecto de ley ndmero S. informsdo
favorable emente por ell Comite de
Legislation acerca de la Jurisdiction
de cada una de las dos secciones de la
Corte de Distrito de esta ciudad.
Dicho bill informa que las dos sec
clones de la Corte de Distrito para ell
Distrito Judicial de San Juan, sus
respectivos jueces, ejerceran en- ade-
lante Jurisdiction coexistente entire ST
dentro de los limites del Distrito Iu-
dicial de San Juan, en- todos los asun-
tos civiles, de acuerdo con 10 conferido O
por la ley las cortes de distritos q
sus respectivos jueces.
Que Ia session de dicha Corte Ell
juez de la misma, dentro de los lfmites
del Distrito Judicial de San Juan, ten
dram Jurisdiction original en- apela-
cion en- asuntos criminales, de acuerdo
con la actualmente conferida a las cor.
tes de distrito y sus respectivos
jueces.
Que ambos jueces de dicha Corte
de Distrito de San Juan podran, su
arbitrio, transferir cualesquiera causas
9 asuntos civiles que en- cualquier item
po Sc estuvieren substsnciando en- las
respectivas secciones de dicha corte. a
la otra seccion de la misma, mediante
orden & ordenes debidamente regis
tradas en- las minutas de la Secci6n de
donde procediere la causa transfe :
rida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27

|problsma tan eompiejo como si que
sc debatfa. Su oraci6n dur6 una no
ra y ounce minutes. Ell presidcnte
sef1or Zeno Gambia puso q votaci6n ell
|proyecto de ley con Ell dictamen de
Ia Comisi6n y fue aprobado por quin.
ce votos contra ocho.
Sc abstuvieron los seffores Guerra,
Georgetti y Vif1as.
Ell sefior de Diego pidi6 la votaci6n
en- tercera lectura.
Ell sefior Muffoz Rivera Sc opuso
por no considerar dentro Ell regla-
mento dicha moci6n que debe hacer-
sc dentro de las vein,icuatro horas
trascurridas de la segunda votaci6n.
Entonces Ell seffor de Diego, exclama:
Sefior Presidente. pido sc inserte
una enmienda a la secci6n tercera.
Los delegados abren ell bill y buscan
la secci6n.
Ell sefior de Diego. Mi enmienda
consiste en- esta forma: Esta ley EN-
pezara a regir EN- Ell afio i2oo6! Risas
en- la Camara. Ell sefior Zeno Can
dia dice que la enmienda del sefior
delegado no Sc tOma en- consideracion
por la Camars. Fran las doce y mi
nutOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27
LAS CAMARAS
han APR0BABp IA LN
SoeaE El MATRIM0AI0 CIVIL
Angei Peehe.

Los sefiores Matienzo Cintr6n Y
Borges, son los autores del siguiente
proyecto, que muy en- breve sc dice
firmara ell Honorable Gobernador.
"Sera obligs cion del Juez celebrar
los ritos de matrlmOnioS, libre dc
gastos. asi como del funcionario en-
cargado del registro civil insertion
la declaration y endoso relatives /
dicho matrimonio en- el RePistro Ci-
vii sin exigir derecho alguno.
Toda Ley parte de Ley que sc
oponga la presente queda por tsta
derogada.
Esta Ley empezara regir desdc
la fecha de su aprObacion
Tiene algunas disposciones rela
twas a los matrimonios que SC efec
tuen fuera de la localidad Y horas
extraordinarias, en- cuanto / los ex
tipendios de los Juzgados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27
Ley general de Sandal
Atrihuciones

La Comisi6n de Sanidad presento
una proposition de ley a la legislatura
para crear un proyecto estatutos ge-
neral de Sanidad en- Puerto Rico.
Por dicho proyecto los departa men
'tos de Sandal. Bene fcencia y Correc
ci6n estaran cargo de un Superinten-
dente del ramo. Dicho Jefe sera
nombr ado por el Director con IL apro.
baci6n del Consejo Ej-cutivo tendra
facultades para sustituir al gete de-
Consolidate en- casos de ausencia ,enfer
medad vacante.
El Superintcndente teudrf un titulc
de medico con cinco amos de pracuca
professional en- la is'a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27
N aturaleza
A nj bs,a amigo Gupn 4. F'r,sa

AL declinar la tarde. cl horizonte,
Presenta un sorprendente colorido,
Y enrojece la mar, el campo, ell monte
Con un tono de luz inde6nido
Cesa del ave ell cantico sonoro,
Cesa tambien ell ruido del trabajo,
Y entire las nubes de amatista oro,
Ell sol va caminando para abajo
AQuella tarde hermosa, idealixabIe,
Va perdiendo su luz su algeria.
Pues por ley natural, ley inmutable,
Viene la noche suceder al dis
Naturaleza excelsa, omnipotente,
Admire tn grandeza, la respeto.
Y al rendirte mi culto reverente.
A tus sabios designios me someto.
Angei Perhe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27
Los alumnos de la escuela de

Los alumnos de la escuela de
agriculture, han salido de ALI
para servir de conductores del
tranvia, de modestos empleados
en- oficinas, de cualquier cosa
menos de peritos agricolas que
es para 10 que deben aprender.
puesto que tienen una asigna-
cion de veinte dollars mensua-
les que paga Ell pueblo de Puer-
to Rico.
Y 10 mas lamentable, segnn
afirma Ell rumor p1blico. es que
no pueden aprender NADIA, por
que NADIA sc les ensena. Sc les
emplea en- trabajos rudos, como
peones, durante todo Ell dia, sc les
da una alimentacion deficien-
te, Sc les obliga a estudiar por
las noches despues de un dia
de faena rudisima y es por este
metodo que los veinticuatro jo-
venes subvencionados con vein
te dollars mensuales cada uno,
cuando salgan de la escuela de
Agriculture podran aspirar a
una plaza de conductores del
tranv1a.
Los resultados de la escuela
de Agriculture no pueden ser
peores. Sc gasta una suma I'M
portante inutilmente, y la es-
cuela en- question, no resulta
otra cosa que TN campamento
burOCraticO.
La Camara podrfa acordar
una investigation sobre 10 que
sucede en- la Escuela mencio-
NADIA. Y va que Sc trata de su-
primir cosas iuutiles y costosas.
sc podria aplicar esta medida a
TODD 10 que sc vaya comproban-
do que sobre costar carisimo
encubre al propio tempo algo
que es muy reprobable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27
u ma carta
San Juan, p. r. Febrero ~ de 1907
Sr. Director del
BoLETrs MgRcASTtL.

BoLETrs MgRcAsTIL.
Ciudad.
Muy sefior mfo dc mi considera-
cion mas distinguida Dcspu6s dc
haber sido squf periodis,s. miiitan-
tie fuf Estados Cnidos. conquis,an-
do en- les sulas de una Univerxidad
mi tftulo de Abogado.
En- Junio retro proximo rcgreae 4
la lsla y, de scuerdo con mi antigua
filiacion. trabajG los Gl,inos dias dc
la campsfia electoral.
Asi hice la consagraci6n por mi
lesima vez. de mi lealtad como horl.
bre dc partido pero ahora quicro
que Sc sepa que dejo dc ser repu-
blicano en- las contFovef sias dc ban
derfas. auuque no abiuro. nj nunca
abJurare. de los mobiles y humanos
principles que informaran mi vida
politica y para los que teugo cn eli
fondo de mi alma Ia mas firme con-
Secuencia.
Me shorro decir que baya cumpli-
do mi deber ESQ lo ss ben los Que
siguen dirigiendo en- Puerto Rico IA
opinion. ii me cabe como republi-
.cauo alguna parte de las responsa-
bilidades comunes al partido no he
de rehuirlas como 81 the pertcue-
cen algunas glorias. ElVis5 rycelaf.
no he de feclamarlas para euyaue
cerme con elias.
Esta resolution mia no Ia dctcrmi-
na ninguna clase de deccpcioneg. II
siempre tuve de mis- corrcligionariox
ell reSpeto. Ia consideration v II con
.hanza que creo en- jus,lcia hsber
mcrecido. Tampoco determine min.
guna clase de ambiciones pcrsonales
" bastardas. 81 solo aspire 4 viyir
de mi trahaJo professional
SOY TN ciudadano que se Vi Que
NADIA vale en- uu par,ido donde ,odo
sobra. SOLO Sc pierdc IN caracter y
un voto.
Sirvase Sr Director publican est,
carta Y permitirmc Of-cccrle. con mn
reconocImicnto las scKuridades de
mi afcctO particular.
Ordcne SIS.
Lcdo. q, del Tore Peyuand,..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27
Gonclerto en- la plaza

Programa de las pleas Que
ejecutara en- la retrcta de esta
noChe microbes. en la plaza de
Baldorloty. la banda del Bata
Hon dc Puerto Rico.
March Hungara "Hunya-
dy lasllo' Erkel
Dana Aurora" MARQUEE
Waltzcs Babes m fov-
laud' Herbert
4-Se'ecci6n dc Ia opera
" "Amorita Czbulka.
5-Gavota "Estefania" Czbul.
ka.
Dance "of the Nile Mai
dena" Losey
Two Step "On yo say.
Allen.
Star Spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27
FL Se6or Mu1oz Rivera

En- la votacion en- segunda lectura
del bill de los sefiores Matienzo Gin
tron y Borges, discutido anoche en- la
Camara. Ell Leader" sefIor Mufioz Ri
vera voto en- contra del informe de la
Comisi6n de Legislation y del proyec-
to de ley nnm 7o.
Es proba BILE que Ell mencionado
proyecto sea aprobado Ell la session
de esta tarde maf1ana inclusive en-
tercera lectura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27
CINEMATOCRAFO
En- 81 rElTRs mUyrIPlL

Ell cinemat6grafo Puertorriquehc
dara solo dos funciones para ell proxi
mo sabado y domingo estrena ndo nue.
vas peliculas recibidaS dur ante la tenn
porads de Carnaval. Habra gran re
baja de precios. NGanse los progra-
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27

Fl proyecto tsmbikn regismeuta 10
Junta Superior dc Sanidsd Ia cuai
quedara formada por seis vocaies CO.
mo cstz actualmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-27
Nota' del dia

tantes Sc ha pedido la supre.
sion de la llamada Agencia
anunciadora del cafe. Para 10
que sirve esa agencia, sc ha he
cho perfectamente en- pedir que
Sc suprima.
Hace va tempo que Sc ha de-
bido hacer 10 que ahora sc pide
EN- Ell parlamento puertorrique-
no, desde que sc Comprob6, des.
de que sc demostro que no pres
taba servicios titles, que no ser.
via para vender una libra mas
de cafe anualmente, y nos cos
taba, en- cambio, diez mil do.
liars; ha debido quedar supri-
mida sin aguarda1 a que sea
presentada para clio una ley en-
la Camara de Representatives..
La presentation del proyecto
de ley, para Corregir ese abuse
que sc viene perpetuando a des-
pecho de la opinion y cuando
va Sc ha probado hasta la sacie.
dad que la agencia anunciado-
ra no es mas que una avanzada
establecida del campamento bu-
rocratico, la presentation de I'm
prOyeCto de ley que busca el
remedio de este abuse, mereCe
que le tributemos un aplauso
ST, es necesario suprimir esa
agencia inutil, esa fracasada
agencia burocratica. En- el ami
mo y en- Ell Convencimiento de
todos, vive la seguridad de que
estamos gastando inutilmente,
capriChO samente una sum a
anual que no debe ser malbara-
tada.
Ell Tesoro de un pueblo no Sc
arruina con el gasto indebido
de diez mil dollars, pero Ell di-
nero del pueblo no sc debe gas
tar indebidamente.
No hace mucho tempo que
la opinion mas autorizada en- la
lsla Sc manifesto pOr esa IRE
mediable Suppression aCtualmen-
te sOliCitada en- la Camara.
Fue con motive del viaje a
esta Isla de Mr.. Truxton.
A pesar de los empenos del
gObiernO pOr sOstener ese pues-
to avanzado de la burocraCia re-
dentorista parecia tIiunfante Ell
criterio radical y sano, que juz-
gaba con pruebas del fracaso y
tallaba la Suppression Immediate
del inutil desembolso que esta-
mos hacienda.
No hubO verdadera entereza
para sostener este criterio nece.
sariO v la Condescendencia la
mentable busc6 los medios de
transigir con los deseos del 60
bierno, que por 10 visto sigue
creyendO en- la eficacia de ese
negociado que Sc trata de ST.
primir ahOra, con tan buen
acierto, por medic de una ley
de las Camaras.
Hay partidas que no deben fl
gurar en- Ell nuevo presupuesto,
entire Otras que iremOs indican-
do y que va hemos indicado,
esta esa para la agencia de Mr..
Truxton y la tan inutil. por 10
menos de la titulada Universi-
dad de Puerto Rico.
La opinion recibiria con agra
do la presentation de TN bill
que nos librara de esa burla
desConsiderada de lamar Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico, a 10
que no es Otra COsa que una
mala hortaliza, y nos ahorrara
tambien el gasto de unos GUAM
tos miles de dollars.
Los resultados que ha dado
hasta la fecha 10 que Sc llama
pomposamente escuela de agri-
cultura, son absolutamente ne
gativOs.
a proposito de este. Sc han
hecho, recientemente. investi-
gaclones dolorosisimas.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
PR0SECUTES GAS COMPANY
FOR DESPOILING RIVER
TAR AND LAMPBLAcK DUMPED
IN WATER
Superintendent M. s. Thompson Is
Defendant In Suit Filed by OIL
Inspector Charles A.
Blackmar

Poluting the waters of the Los Angeles
river with gas tar and lampblack is the
charge against superintendent M. S.
Thompson of the Los Angeles Gas and
Electric company in a complaint which
has been filed by Oil Inspector Charles A.
Blackmar.
Blackmar alleges that this nuisance has
existed for some time and that he has
been securing evidence which would war
rant him in attacking the corporation.
Blackmar once swore to complaint for
the arrest of L. Riggs, charging him with
allowing oil to run into Eastlake park.
He says that he will swear out COM
plants on members of the gas company
until they abolish the nuisance. The plant
is on Also street.
Carelessness of an oil man resulted in
flow of oil into the lagoon at East
lake park, soiling the water, the ap-
proaches and the swans which disport
themselves there.
Complaint was filed yesterday against
Driver l.. Riggs, who works for oil ope-
rator c. W. Brashear. Riggs forgot to
turn off the flow at the park tanks and
it will cost the city a big sum to undo
the damage.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
HOSPITAL NURSE
FIRES ONBURG;LAR
DEAF MAN SEEKING AID TAKES
TO HEELS
Miss Amy Smith of ChiIdren's, Who
Recently Worsted Thief, BIazes
Away When Call Is
Unanswered

An unidentified prowler who did not
know the reputation of Miss Amy Smith,
superintendent Of the children's hospital
for gun work, carelessly wandered too
near the hospital Monday night and Miss
Smith, taking him to be the man who
attempted to rob the place several days
ago. took couple of shots at him.
The man, who is understood to have
been deaf man in search of assistance
for a sick wife, was 30 frightened that
he took to the hills and has not been
heard from since. Once during his mad
effort to lengthen the distance between
himself and the children's hospital he
ran into a policeman's arms, but escaped.
Several nights ago Miss Smith saw
burglar in her room and fired at him
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE is
MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE
Fifteen Cars Required to Transport
Scenery and $50 Persons
Are Employed in Its
Production

Campbells spectacular exhibition, 1.-THE
Destruction of San Francisco" which is
billed for Fiesta Park next week, will
be one of the greatest surprises of recent
times.
The perspective shows Market street
and the historic Ferry building before
and after the cataclysm with wonder
fully realistic pictures of the events that
followed the earthquake and fire.
Falling walls, tottering buildings and
the flames of the confiagration are all
wildly depicted, the whole comprising a
graphic picture of one of the most ter
rible disasters of history.
The panoramic success is followed by
a grand exhibition of fireworks.
Some idea of this exhibition may be
gained in the statement that fifteen cars
are required for the transportation of the
scenery and the production requires the
services of $50 people.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28

BAIL IS REDUCED
TRIAL DELAYED BY ABSENCE OF
ATTORNEY
VilIareaI and Magon Returned to Cells.
Charges of Jumping Bail in
st. Louis Are
Filed

The alleged conspirators against the
Mexican government, Villareal and Ma
gon, were ushered into Judge Frederick
sons court yesterday afternoon, where
they remained seated for over an hour
waiting for their attorney, Job Hartman,
to appear. Finally they were sent back
to their cells in the city Jail, as no trace
could be found of the lawyer. Judge
Frederickson reduced the prisoners bail
to $1,000 each from $4,000.
Prosecuting Attorney Appel was present
with Detectives Talamantes and Rico
While waiting for Hartman Attorney Ap.
pei held a lengthy conversation with the
prisoners in their. native language. There
was much gesticulating and apparent
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
MANAGERS
AGAIN ARE ARRESTED

Oliver Morosco, manager of the Bur-
bank theater, and T. j. Baker were ar
rested yesterday on complaint of the
Humane society.
Morosco is charged with allowing Harry
Glazier Jr., to appear on the stage in
1.-The Halfbreed." Glazier is alleged to
be only 10 years old.
Baker is charged with having allowed
two boys, Harry Schwartz and Morris
Sugarman, aged 10 and IL, to enter his
performance of Convict $685."
The Baker arrest was made under an
ordinance which requires that children
under RI years of age shall be escorted
when attending theaters at night. Attor-
ney pud Rush appeared for the defense
in sbffh cases and will attack the consti-
tutfApality of the law when the trials
are Mld.s September IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
LOS ANGELES COUNTY HAS
BIGGEST SCHOOL CENSUS
s2,22s Is Increase Of 63o4-san Franz
cisco Drops from 1o1,924 to
1857, Decrease of
24,554

To further establish the claim that Los
Angeles county is the foremost in the
state comes the school census report,
which credits this county with 1851 more
school children than the city and county
of San Francisco, the next largest in the
state from this point of view.
In round numbers there are 81, ,22S school
children in Los Angeles county, while in
1906 there were only 75924, showing an
increase of 1904 in twelve months.
For San Francisco the census shows a
decrease of 24,554 in the year following
the fire. The 1906 census showed 101, 1924,
while in the rolls just completed the
number is reduced to 1881
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
HENRYLYON SITS
IN MAYORS CHAIR
NATIVE SON rs EXECUTIVE OF
LOS ANGELES TODAY
Seventh Ward Councilman Gets Honor
by Virtue of Absence OF
Harper and President
Pease

Mayor A. G. Harper left for Visalia last
night to visit the big sugar factory in
which he is interested, and today Council
man Henry Lyon will sit on the lid
Lyon is only 20 years old, a Republic
can. He gets the mayoralty by virtue of
the fact that in the absence of President
Niles Pease of the city counsil he has
been acting as president of the city
council.
City Attorney Hewitt has ruled that the
city is mayorless in the absence of both
Mayor Harper and President Pease, but
the city hall officials are content to see
the Seventh ward alderman behind the
mahogany desk under the tower.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
ACTOR FOLKS WILL MEET
ON THE DIAMOND TODAY

With nice, new, white overalls to
protect their manly forms from the dirt
of the Del Rey diamond, the Grand opera
house ball team will cross bats this after
noon with a team comprised of actors
from the Belasco and Burbank theaters
in the interest of the actors fund.
The lanky form of Mace Greenleaf, re-
splendent in a special costume arranged
for the occasion, will grace the first sack
for the Burbank aggregation,
while Bill Desmond will occupy the slab.
Opposed to him will be Charlie Caullkins
of the Grand, and the pitchers duel will
be an interesting one, hero vs.. villain.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
variance of opinion, and their voices often

variance of opinion, and their voices often
rose into angry discord.
"The more tied up the less danger" said
Attorney Appel to the reporters, quoting
the Spanish proverb, with wink, when
asked why so many different complaints
were being filed against the Mexicans.
The new complaints were filed yester-
day charging Villareal and Magon with
having jumped their bail in St Louis
court, where they were held to answer for
certain alleged libelous articles about Col.
H. C. Greene, which appeared in their
paper, La Regeneration, which was being
published at st. Louis at that time,
In addition to these charges it is said
others will be presented, charging Magon
and Rivera with various criminal acts
which will be sufficient to hold them in
Jail and perhaps send them across the
border.