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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-14
JUST IN TIME FOR JINKs
Fielding J.. stllson Has Two Proudest
DAYS of His Life

A little stranger. who has already re-
ceived the name of Rosamond arrived
yesterday morning at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fielding j. Stilson of Kensing-
ton road, and the proud parents have been
receiving showers of congratulations ever
since. Little Rosamond came on the
birthday of her grandmother Mrs. Will
liam Winter, who is visiting here, so
there was a double rejoicing.
AS Mr.. Stilson is president of the Uni
verslty club, it was necessary for him to
be present at its annual high jnks at
Santa Monica yesterday afternoon and
evening. but he only left his home after
he had had several promises that the new
baby should be awake when he came
home.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-14
ATTACKS AN OFFICER.
GETS SEVEN YEARS

Tom Maxey, recently convicted of assault
with intent to murder, was yesterday SEN
fenced by Judge Smith in the superior court
to serve seven years Imprisonment at San
Quentin.
Maxey was charged with having shot Police
man Zeigler May 10 while resisting arrest.
He is said to. have been desperate in New
Mexico, and the police claim that he has been
mixed up in many notable holdups, and that
his anxiety to escape arrest was occasioned
by fear of recognition
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-14
MORE SUITS BRING
WENTWORTH WORRY

Two new suits were filed in the superior
court yesterday against the Wentworth Hotel
company of Pasadena, both in the form of
mechanics liens for labor performed and ma
terial furnished.
Munger & Munger have bill of S76O for
plumbing supplies. claiming TO have had a
contract by which they were to receive 70
cents an hour for each man employed
Lewis & Kitchen present an item of $5160.62
for bath and toilet room fixtures besides a
recording fee Of S1.70 and charge of 80 cents
for hling the suit.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-14
DRIVES SICK HORSE
FINED FORTY DOLLARS

f. H. Hall, who lives outside the city limits ,.s
yesterday pleaded guilty to charge Of c a,
to animals and fined $40 by Justlce 1890,
The complaint waa sworn to by r. y. W. a.,
of the S, p G. A. and. the amount Oh 'iie ""'
will go to the treasury of the society.
Hall was arrested Friday while driVins
sick horse that Mr.. Mitchell thought was. I'M
At to be worked
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-14
MUST HAVE LICENSE
TO OXIDIZE BLOOD

Alleging that he oxidized the blood by me-
chanical means was the basis Of the complaint
ON which Wilbur R. Dowlin was arraigned be-
fore Justice Selph yesterday.
Dowlin lives at Pasadena and arrested
ON a complaint sworn to by H. @. Lewis. the
specific charge being that he practlced medi-
cine without license Dowlin furnished 5000
bonds for his appearance Wednesday after
noon.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-14

Whats the matter with Bardsleigh?
He looks discouraged"
HE worked for three years on What
he thought was going to be luminous
poem The critics are publishing their
reviews of 1t under the head of Light
Verse. ''-Chicago Record-Herald.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-14

Hicks-It costs more to live tnan IL ana
a hundred years ago 80 ~ -
be the people who lived then.-Somer-
Vile Journal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

tCuwrgh, 1000 b, II. u Mcclure 4 Co, lucD
SS1v DpAN u here just now Nr Dooc, IAN hc tell,
II Doe alku with M Alderman an they both agreed
we're sure have with III laps inside iv two wears
h " So, comm Bciuc long thin little brown hands
i sea viii hand as crack in til eye an thin ven hroub
What's % an about asked Mir llenncssy.
lNNr thing can make oft ~ it, said Mr. Doolcy Hogan
says we've got light " III supremacy tn passyfc Much fgnn
du o. hut havu taken til Philippians which ARE bani-
ed nuisance an III Sandwich Islands, that about yayabe
balloon Q" orsoc we've got grab lot v tn rromdn damp
ness proicl thin That's why we're war
Another is that tn laps sind their little
,hrr tu be ddycat IN III San Francisco public schools third
reason why looks like to Hogan ~ tn Alderman that they d
been dlrnkin' together
"Wud liver have thought possible amy wan in this
country cud talk with thin delightful cunning e Dry
entails: Why t less thin since Hogan comm home
trm t huk " III Union " USurc with his around tn top
Jap head while III Jap cuced Hogan aectonaey about til
Tered with joy wn Roosan Admiral put his foot through tn
tom ma-y-war an sunk T. IN how cieered tn
tn little socrs Nv tn Mcydoo mown down tn brutal Roo
san muoJks with mashen guns An nly wn III laps had gone
thosan miles RooDan an about busted
th had stop ghn have home worthy President
far enough satisfy tn both yc An tn angel brooded
over tn earth an crowed Justify
Day athcr day tn pa-ape an declared in tn column
tn apagc adj ~ tn Koppcncimer bargain sale that tn defeat
RUosya iulgmin iv tn Lord tn Gar II Jap
uywllcrc We asked him To take a drink
Hogan talked about nawiin else They a wonderful little
people How they had dyopedl Nawtn in tn sty iv tn wurrud
akcl to tn they'd They cud shoot raghter an
oecr thin amy other nation Jap cud march three hmndhd miles
day r eight days nawm but gumlrop They
highly cvyld 1t old civvyzation but tainted be
AkonS v bcurc tn first white ft in Milwaukee tn
udsud tn NANNY accr Nv wngers. SEWN maseens.
TELEPHONES auymos. ice all tn other
Wonders " our boosted Weshrcn diyiopment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
q
e.

III Hover pot III fire sale ads an M Ros,an outrage both
stopped ~ til Newspaper wcknoN hnancer who iha,cl1
begnnin Dear Mick got brick put through ms hat
tn ioortt assistant TO ia t eighth assistant tn lunarr
~ IN brckycr Nv h Mckdoo which is h Va ms Majesty tia,
oregn eyes ARE permitted to look upon little later number ~
americans IN private life who wmi rayc,c IN person t thanks
Nv III What II done " linn round ia ti
mon League Club FORCED he III warmth hor ra,cdun
take refuge IN III house y l Ropa counsel III n month
" III subjects long rnd ay while hoon seals
III our side " III Passlfc Next week
man was discovered pawn ocya visit III lppccs lie had with
nm at lh time two couple n lire suryeyn tools
thousand ieei ~ tape line an bag drnSnie bombs Last month tn
Japree Goyernnt III psdn Most gracious an bcwder
N Majesty lmpro Nv III sum- patient Father y iii Stars
has come TO benign anion that wan ycer pDpuous domains
our little prain cllhe who
admitted to tn first reader classes in III public schools oh brother
beloved we adore Had buied in with ycny bnvo
nce we "ulye shook Rooya down r much her hateful money
Now we must affection with sind
lccl to visit yeer shoes party San Francisco where undean
III school system is well worth studyn'
An there nnssy Til ndsp ceminicd two wears ago
with blood an beers busted don't whether arnything viii
happen Hogan thinks b amt I'll Prdn
mat rather TIM octognaryan Jap pcncd firm his
abeeas he will dasae San Francisco with fire Hood
personalities Bm San Francisco has had pretty good bump lately an
wud hardly iurrn over IN its sleep r invasion out there they're
bcginnn 70 talk about what nice people tn compared
old frind an allies They Japncse grow m TOO fast f
their chdler an that lis pleasant sight apnesc pupil
in set " wliskes an amin': Mary had little lamb II
III Prisdn wants Thin 10 eilcr III schools he'll have
an shoot thin in" Lt
Wed bate thin fight" said Mr. Ilennessy They cudden
stand up beure grea, sthrong nation like ours"
I'VE think we're grrea shrong" said Mr. DooIcy. But
maybe ony look m thin Anyhow we might roll on thin
hreaiy " with thin an with ~ humiliation eyes
handed thin III phlippcensr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

Their customs Showed how highly they'd been cvyylzcd Nhin
Jap soer defeated rather surrender home to have
is head oh he Nud stab hms til simck Their treatment
" women put thin higher plane thin Cnclcs ago bcurc
h higher idd caton dreamed country,
poorest Japan cud sind his daughter house which
same female Summaries where she remained til graduated
tn wife " proud noble Nv tn old Samu Their
hrmncd To frazze Til Jap artist OCaseys pitcher lad, anin
On river while walked her back til oyccs thing tn
wurtuld They III greaeS athletes liver Japanese
child with ricketts, cud throw iire church They had
" rassn he which ass cud blow his opponents eyela
break his ankle hey III finest soordcn that been
Nm Japnes soordman combat lac made such
his dropped his sood thin he blood cry
waved his soor four crd an fifty III head tn
III III Samur eight undherd
renlin English wurrrd Glove him tn As with
on tn lower CLASSES engaged business Til old arrystocay
aned to hrade but started banks all tn money TIL poor
had splendid chance lie cud devote his life paintin
in TIL branch that Westen cvvyizaiion supposed to
excel IN they had beat miles They ia gaes liars in III
wuruld an formerly friends v til Prsidn.
IAN these here things hecrd rim Hogan pa
mied this wonderful nation wis, sometimes. tn Loid hadn't
given blue an red eyes adie nose but
Jap an belong til higher civvzaon Hogan had Jap frind that
used here with him Hogan thought he Prince
he cook student theological smnry They talk be tn
hour about III beauties what Hogan called III Fowey Kingdom Oh
wonderful land Hogan Land cryanty an cherry bios
an gaysce girls he Japan beautiful land Prince
Okoko Nippon chats III goes by homc) Nippon
ye Hogan May vctry perch yer banners
hammer old rnds allies firm Mookde Moscow fanza
says he An they embraced That night ordher help tn
Hogan bought blue flower firm tn Princes collection f eighteen
dollars He took home mdher his in III an III
in most v til flower pot his an Til men
all tn fure.
That ID bcgnnn til end tn frindp
nations that mSiyes much About tn Time Hogan got
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

10 the Chinese IN your city and shall
esteem II a great favor n yOu viii cali
u meeting Of the Chinese residents
present them this letter and receive
subscriptions from them and Telegraph
the same 10 the HongkoBy and Bhang'
hal Bank, Shanghai. The Chinese
members Of the committee are anxious
that all subscriptions from their own
conntrymen who are abroad shall ~
received nnd forwarded by some re-
SpoDslble foreigner. Thanking you IN
anticipation, W. ARE. dear sir, yOurl
faithfully,
tSigDedJ
&. MONTAGUE EIDE,
Gnu PAO San,
Hon. Trcnsurers.
H. r. the Governor.
Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
FAMINE Relief
Calls FOR FUNDS

Governor Carter N Interesting him.
sell In the most noble purpose Of gath
oring funds for starving China. II has
been arranged to hold a special public
meeting In .the throne room nj ~
O'Clock next Wednesday morning. All
Interested In charity are asked 10 at
tend. Secretary Atkinson has issued
special Invitations to thirty-slx prom.
lneDt Chinese residents with u view
Of obtaining q thorough understanding
into the question from those who know
the country well.
Consul Chang Tso Fan will deliver
an address on the conditions prevailing
In his country.
Governor Carter will bs prcsent and
make a speech.
The following appeal from Shanghai
was received by Governor Garter last
Thursday.
Central China Famine Relief Fund,
4 Jinkee Road, Shanghai,
December ~. 1906.
STA representative committee NJ
chinese aud foreigners. as per list
Gyer-lehf, has been formed IN Shanghai
10 solicit and distribute aid 10 the auI-
lererS IN Central China. The distress
" most acute and the suffering Will IN.
'rehfe until CROPS can De harvested
nexl summer II IL not necessary 10
10 into details, but II IL safe 10 say
mat many thousands viii die Of starry.
Dtion aud famine fever The commit.
tee have appealed 10 foreign countries
Tor subscriptions and they are sending
leilerB to the different places where
there are colonies of Chinese 10 asE
ihelr dd IN this humanitarian work.
we enclose you latter Addressed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
Mrs. Eddy's Reply To
Description GivenByMcClures

tnnfgl NuDplltl the ONLY RDclul ulNtf-
fIon. the district school practically All
the intellectual lie"
Let MS see what were the fruils OF
this lonely and discriminating exist.
gnce." All my fathers daughters were
given an academic education, sufficient
by advanced 80 that they all taught
school acceptably nj various times ana
places
Ny brother Albert was distin-
gulshed LAWYER. I'm addition 10 my
academic training. | was privately tn
tored by him. lie was member of
the New HAMPSHIRE Legislature. and
was nominated for Congress but died
before the election.
McClures Magazine calls my young
rst brother George Sullivan Baker. "a
workman In a Hilton wooden mill.
As matter OF fact. he was Joint part
ner with Alexander TiltOn. and togeth-
or they owned large manufacturing
establishment In Tllton, n. II. His
military title of Colonel came from an
pointment on the stan OF the Cover
nor Of New Hampshire.
My Oldest brother. Samuel ID. Baker,
carried on Il large business In Boston
Mass
Regarding the allegation by Me-
Clure's Magazine that all the family
excepting Albert. died of cancer"
VIII say that there was never a death
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

-, 80. a..
DuIlng Tue ioilowins nine years .he
rat.ersons !ed . ro'lhs ckislence' lne
aWor p r"S,'c.n ~ se,elhI 'Tmn, lIo"
u,. no,s" an ~ nu,,
"nen ! ""S Nnh'','n W mn W Dah-
m' rn',.ISpn war loch'eu ~ ianhnn'
~ "; ne ma 'hs DEGREE pl'or was
pop.la' UNI, ""u cohslusi'u u Ia'eiy
,n'n "'",s, p""bn' p'"o' !"
nu,'nes, w"o', ~ ,"nrlep' "r SUN
~ va, .u'' w """'"
hi,hnngh n, uocin,.,. u...,,,.
claims The co,,rt record may s,ate tint
nv divorce from Or patterson was
granted ON The vrouna of Jeser,Ion The
cause nevertheless was adultery In
jiyiduals are here today who were
present IN court when the decision was
given by the Judge and who know the
following facts. After the evidence
had been submitted that n husband
WAS about to have Or. Patterson ar
rested for clipping with his wife. the
court instructed the clerk to record
The divorce In my favor.
What prevented DR. Patterson's mr.
rest was letter from me 10 this self
same husband, implorIng him not 10
do II. when this husband recovered
his wife. he kept her q prisoner I'm n.
home, and I was also the means of
rccOnciling the couple. A Christian
Scientist has told me that with tears
N gratitude the wife OF this husband
related these facts to her lust as have
stated them. lived with DR.. Patler-
son peaceably, aud he was Kind 10 ma.
mp to the time OF the divorce.
The following affidavit by II. 10.
hounsevel Of Littleton, N. IT,, proprI.
etor OF the White Mountain Hons.
.'abyans. n. H.. the original Of which
IN In my possession, is OF Interest I'm
ms connection!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19
AN OLD IDEA
Shown to be Absolutely False by Mod.
err eeisnee.

srr Science.
People used 10 think that bnldHesD
was one " those things which arc
handed down from generation ~ gcD.
Grafton, from father 10 sOI-.Just like
n family heirloom.
Science has shown the falseDess OF
THIS belief by proving that badness n.
Helf IN not a constitutional disease, but
tbe result NJ germ Invasion Of which
only HGrD.cids can encctually rid the
scalp.
washing only cleans The scalp ~
Dandrph. II doesn't KIN tho germs.
destroy the cause, you remove tho
ohect.b
NswbrO's IIerplciIe VIII do this 10
every case, II II also "a delightfu
dressing,
Bold by leading druggists, send
zoe IN stamps for sample IA The Her
Dicide co, Detroit, Mich. IIolIlsior
Drug Co., special agents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27
MIR. HARRIS WILL
 BE BURIED TODAY
THE NEGRO DEPUTY WHO WAS WOUNDED WHILE ASSISTING TO MAKE AN ARREST LOSES HIS ARM FROM WOUND.

Greensboro, February 26.-(Special)- The funeral of Bayliss Harris. who died Monday morning, will take place tomor- row at Il oclock from St. Pauls Episco- pal church. The funeral was deferred to wait for his two sons from Oklahoma. MT Harris was stricken with paralysis last week, from which he never rallied.
 The negro deputy, who was so badly wounded at Sawyersvile Saturday night while assisting Sheriff Gewin in making an arrest. has had to have his arm ampu- tated as the result of the wound. Blood poison ensued and 1t was thought at one time he would die.
 The death of Mrs. Richard Adams oe- cured last evening at her home near Ayron.
 A brilliant match game of tennis took place in Marion Friday between w. Il. Mcleod and David Lloyd of the Southern university and representatives from the Marion Military institute, resulting in victory for the Southern university boys. A former game resulted in victory for Marion The tie will be played on the Southern university campus soon.
 The opera Martha" is being presented at the Greensboro opera house this even inc Large crowds have come in from sur rounding towns to be present
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27
DOG DRAGS CHILD
 INTO BACK YARD
BUNCH OF GAMBLERS CAPTURED AT CARBON HlLL-BAND IS OR- GANIzED AND HOMER GoRMLEY IS INSTRUCTOR.

Carbon Hill, February 26.-(Special)- Last Saturday morning at Pocahontas, three miles east of here, Mrs. Carlos At kins' attention was attracted to dog dragging a large substance into her back yard. On investigation it was found to be the head, shoulders and arms of an infant, and from all appearance only a few hours old The citizens traced the dog to the Frisco railroad track about thirty yards west of the station, where from all appearance the child had been left. Coroner Newberger and Chief Of Po- lice Hindsley are making full investiga- ton of the mystery.
 raid on gamblers was made last night in Mcdonald quarters, and Obe Parker. Andrew Smith, Willis Thomas, Locas Moore and Forest Bankhead, oolored, were lodged in jail and arraigned before Mayor Roland this morning ana were fined BIO each and cost.
 Jack Lindsay, porter for the Frisco Railroad company, used the sleight of hand performance in securing the check of an Italian laborer, amounting to $22. and after coming in possession oe the cash seemed to be making life easy when locked up by Policeman Hindsley. Lind say was afterward released on bon1
 The Rev. J. E. Bird, of Columh ana, has accepted the pastorate of the Pres byterian church and preached his inltia. sermon last Sunday.
 The Carbon Hill band has been organ ized composed of the following gentle men: Luther Sides Homer Townley, Frank Sides, Tom Hyde. Monroe Town ley, John Swinwood, Newt Townley WEI Thornton. Clarence Geder and Earle Kel- ley. Homer Townley was elected instruc- tor.
 A birth day party given at the residence of MT and Mrs. George w. Shaw last night in honor of Mrs. Shaw. 1t being; her thirtyseeond birthday. This was one of the largest social occasions ever cele- brated in the city. Both old and young were in attendance The evening was spent in games. music and other enter tainments. At 10:30 delightful refreshments were served. consisting of ice cream and other delcaces.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27
LIE TEMPERANCE
 BILL IS ENDORSED Democratic Committee of Etowah Holds Meeting 10 RESUME MANAGEMENT 1t Is Reported That E. T. Schuler Will Again Take Active Charge of the
 Southern Steel Com
 pany's Plant.

Csadsden, February 26.-(Special.)-Th democratic executive committee of Eto- wah county met at the court house to- day at 12 o'clock, pursuant to call Is sued by Chairman W. T. Murphree. to take some action the local temper ance bills now pending before the legisla- ture, in an effort to secure the enactment of a law which would meet the demands of the people of Etowah county and set tie the existing difficulties between Repre- senatives Lee and Smith and Senator Hammer regarding the terms of the bill.
 After the committee had been called to order by the chairman both of the bllls were read and discussion was invited It was generally decided by the members Of the committee present that the Lee bill was fully adequate to meet the demands, but that MT. Hammers did not come up to the requirements. and 1t was therefore decided to lndorse the house bill and urge it's immediate passage.
 Exceptions to any action of such char acter on the part of the committed was objected to by A. R. Brindley on the ground that it was out of the jurisdiction of that body; that 1t was reflection on the senator from this district. and that Mir. Hammer had been given no chance to defend his position.
 In answer to this objection if was stated that the committee had no desire to cast any renectlon on Senator Hammer, and was endeavoring to fill the needs of the county along the lines mentioned. Mir Brindley's point of order was overruled and resolutlnos indorang the Lee bill were adopted and ordered sent to the leglsla-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27

What the dyspeptic must do is to help
 the stomach out. It is full of poisonous
 pile of fermenting, nauseating food In-
 stead of being assimllated and carried by
 the blood to make nerve and muscle and
 rebuild the waste tissues, it lies there
 inactive.
 First, take an unirritatng cathartic
 and get rid of this food.
 Stcond, get 5O-cent package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from any drug
 gist and take one at each meal and at
 bed time The tablet will do the digest ing while the stomach is regaining It's
 forces. Before the box is gone, your
 stomach will be vastly relieved if not
 cured. Why? Because Stuart's Dyspepsia
 Tablets contain the very elements which your stomach possessed when 1t was healthy-pepsin, diastase, golden seal and others t was because your stomach kept losing it's supply of these digestive ferments that you became dyspeptic. Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets do the work simply, surely and without injury They are not medicine. but the working out of a scientific principle upon the food you eat
 Hundreds of sufferers in far worse con- dition than you have been positively
 cured of dyspepsia by these wonderful little tablets. Forty thousand physicians in the United States and Canada recom- mend them.
 If you are uncertain and wish further proof send us your name and address to- day for free trial package. which we W i'll gladly mail you at once. F. A. Stuart & Co.. "A Stuart Bldg. Marshall, MicB.
 For sale at all druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27
FIRE INSURANCE.

We wish to announce to our old patrons and the public that we are again in the fire insurance business. and to begin with have the agency of the American Central of St. Louis, with assets oyer $5, 900, ,00O and the Phoenix of London. with assets over s10.000.00O. With these strong companies we are prepared to write large lines. and promise ourselves and the public that We will not repre- sent any wildcat. irresponsible company When we issue q policy we must know that we are selling Insurance that is as good as can be purchased.
 Mr Hale V. Tarrant Is again with us and will have active charge of our insnr- ance department. Molton Realty Co.,, 202s Third avenue. s.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-27
Campaiqn Opens Up.

Huntsville, February 26.-(Special) )-Al- derman R. E. Smith has entered the mu- nicipal campaign as 6 candidate for Mayor, and he will make the race as the conservative business mems candidate. MT Smith has been an alderman about a year and Is acquainted with all the af- fairs of the city government. He pledges himself to conduct the city's business as he would his own. MT Smith is promi- nent young attorney. William J. Mastn is the other candidate, and 1t is believed the campaign will be fought out between the two The race for alderman in the two big wards that will elect members of the council is growing warm, and there are half a dozen candidates in each.