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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
WILL NOT ACCEPT
STATUE OF TILDEN
Committee Says Features and Pose
Are Not LlfeIike and Changes
Must Be Made In the
Model

Douglas Tilden's clay model of the
statue Of Senator Stephen Mallory
White has been completed, but It will
not be accepted If the report of the
committee which has Just returned
from Oakland is adopted by the general
committee-at least until certain
changes are made by the sculptor.
The most serious defect is in. the
features, which It is said are not q
truthful likeness of the dead statesman
and jurist.
In addition, the pose is said to be not
characteristic of Senator White.
Taken altogether, the work was a dis
appointment to the committee of in
spection, which consisted of former
Mayor M. p. Snyder, chairman of the
general committee; Joseph Scott and
Myron ]. Hunt
This committee went north Friday,
and on the following day the members
inspected the clay model in the studio
of Mr.. Tilden in Oakland They re-
turned to Los Angeles, and last night
Mr.. Snyder made n statement that the
model was not satisfactory to the conf
mittee.
"There were a number of defects" :"
said Mr.. Snyder. "the most serious Of
which was that the features do not
represent those of the senator. The
pose, too, was not satisfactory, as we
believe that 1t is not Characteristic
one of the senator when he was in life
THESE criticisms were made to Mr.
Tilden, who expressed his complete
willingness to make any changes which
may be suggested. He will have taken
a number of photographs Of the model
and send copies to Los Angeles. These
are expected in about a week, when
will call a meeting of the general COM
mittee, to which the inspection COM
mittee will make a report The entire
question then will be discussed, and
the general committee will decide what
action will be taken"
dwelling Is Postponed
It was expected that the unveiling of
the statue, which is to be placed in
front of the Los Angeles court house,
would take place some time during the
latter part of the present year, but If 1t
is found that material changes should
be made in the model there will prob
ably be a delay of several months in
the completion of the finished statue.
Funds for monument to Senator
White were raised in Los Angeles by
public subscription and they amount to
more than 10000. Competition was
open to all American sculptors. and out
of all designs furnished that of Douglas
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
Headache and SIeeplessness

Mrs. G. w. Rorer of Rockville
Center, L. l., suffered so from head
aches and nervous trouble that she
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She has failed to derive any bene-
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Mrs. Rorer is o. years of age and
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
COUNCIL PASSES
NEW REFUSE BILL
ALL RUBBISH WAGONS MUST
BE LICENSED
Non-combustible Material May Be
Dumped If Lot Owners and Health
Department consent-crema-
tory to Work, Too

The council yesterday passed the
garbage, swlll, refuse and rubbish ordi-
nance, which in most respects had the
Endorsement of the health department.
DR.. l.. M. Powers only criticism was
that the present ordinance did not pro-
vide for the disposal of garbage out
side of that which the city's incinerator
consumed, but that feature will be en-
bodied in a separate ordinance to be
taken up in a few days.
The new ordinance provides that
wagons marked Rubbish" Garbage"
or "SwilP' alone may be used for cart
ing this stuff away, and each must get
a permit from the health department.
No refuse can be hauled over the
streets or alleys without the permit.
The wagons must be tight and cleaned
daily.
All such stuff as is not sold to the
fertilizer works or sent to the incin-
orator may, If non-combustible, be
dumped on vacant lots at designated
places with the joint consent of the
owners of the lots and the health Of
ficer until soma better way of getting
rid of the material is found. This ap-
plies to tin cans, bottles, ashes and sim
liar stuff.
Councilmen and property owners dis
cussing the situation before the council
said that at the junction of railroad
tracks near the Los Angeles river, in
the dumping district, thousands of tour
lists coming into and going out of the
city were offended by the smell of the
smoke and the sight of the burning
refuse, and conditions should be
changed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05

We are. rushing our factory to
completion. Most of our machinery
is here. Plans are being laid for
doubling our initial capacity. We
must have it. orders for pumps
continue to pile up. A mining man
called yesterday who wants 40 pumps.
We also received an order last week
from the Sunset Road OIL company
for two more large pumps to be
delivered as soon as we can make
them. This speaks well for the one
which they have been using for the
past fourteen months, that is pump
ing 90 barrels of II gravity oil per
hour to an elevation of Sc feet. (See
Mr.. Gordon's testimonial)
Our figures have been solicited by
a large water company OF Southern
California for the installation of five
water plants, which Will supply one
OF the large country towns with
water. They want our pumps; they
know a good thing when they see 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05

Pump company, and had become
awakened to the possibilities before
us, they have all with one accord be-
gun to bring In their friends, and
have become our best agents. An
other fact has given us encourage
ment; no stock has been sold the
second time, except in a case of ad-
versity, where death came into the
family, and we sold the stock to help
them out.
All those who have stock are glad
they had courags enough to buy 1t,
and they are agreeably surprised at
the advancement we have made and
at the steady increase in the price OF
our stock.
We wish to encourage ALI OF our
stockholders TO hold their stock. as
the future win bring greater ad-
vancement and prosperity than we
have seen in the past.
We have only become established in
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05

our business, and are prepared at the
present time to step out into the fu-
ture and cope with the boundless
opportunities which lie at our door.
We expect to begin Immediately,
and double the capacity Of our fac
tory, even before the part which, al
ready begun, is completed
Do not be alarmed because we
have not built larger building In
the beginning. We were determined
to have completely equipped fac
tory in operation as quickly as possi-
BILE. Our plans for this are nearly
consummated. We are now prepared
to begin our expansion. Watch us
grow. You are welcome to our office
at any time.
We are laying the foundation for
an industrial which will rank high
with the best on the Pacific coast.
Invest In a home industry, where
large profits are sure to come. You
may share In them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
We Are Growing

When the baby starts to walk we
watch his every step. We fear lest
he stumble and fall; although we
know that he is healthy and strong
we guard him until he can run alone.
The Ross Oscillating Pump conf
pany came into existence January 16,
1907. We have carefully watched
it's every step. Our first stock was
sold at 10 cents per share, in a few
days 1t went to 25 cents, then to so
cents and finally to $1.00 per share.
at which price we are selling it at
present
In the beginning even the most
sanguine dared not hope for such
progress as we have made during the
past six weeks. 1t has gone far be-
yond our expectation.
We knew we had an extraordinary
good thing, but the way the me-
chanical world received our inven-
ton proves the long felt need 1t is
filling.
Everybody wants pumps. They
want them now, and they want them
bad.
We will soon be able to supply
them. This ad. will show the fac
tory under construction. The heavy
framework is slow to raise. The i'm
mense work of shafting requires a
solid foundation and a true frame.
Another week will find 1t much
nearer completion.
You will notice in this ad. testi-
monial from Mr.. Gordon, superinten-
dent of the Sunset Road Oil COM
pany, who has had one of our pumps
In successful operation for the past
fourteen months. At present
1t is pumping fifty barrels per hour
of II gravity oil to an elevation OF
sixty-six feet through 300 feet of
AN Inch main. This statement can
be depended upon. The test has
been hard one. No other pump has
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
CITY TENDERS GROUND
FOR SCHOOL HOUSE

The section of the city between Date,
Mission and Marengo wants a new pub
lie school.
Petitions reached the city council yes
terday, which in turn referred them
to the school board, calling attention
to the fact that there was free city
land available for the site whenever the
school directors wanted it. Some acres
had been reserved there.
The nearest schools now are the
Plymouth avenue and Date street.
Everything you want you will find In
the classified page-a modern encyclo-
pedia. One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05

ever been able to do the work. 1t
establishes the fact that our pump
has the highest efficiency of any
pump in the world. Next week we
will show you an official report from
experts, mechanically demonstrat-
ing the efficiency of our pump.
AS soon as we can supply the de-
mand on the market, when a man
wants pump, he wants ours, be-
cause 1t can be depended upon to do
its work with absolute accuracy,
with highest efficiency and with less
power than any other pump that can
be bought.
There is nothing that succeeds like
success. The modern mechanic is
seeking diligently for the machine
that can do the best work, with least
power and the most of 1t.
The Ross Oscillating Pump COM
pany is truly the Napoleon Of pump
dom.
The United States navy must have
it for her ships, our city fire engine
system will be modernized by our
invention. The irrigating system is
In need Of it. Many valuable mines
can be put in operation when one Of
our pumps is installed to free their
shafts from water
The great problem of the oil in
dustry is to know how to move
liquid asphalt.
The Standard OIL company has a 26-
mile pipe line lying dormant today
awaiting pump that can force oil
this great distance. Our pump can
do this work successfully, 1866 days
in the year. BY e. tablishing relay
stations, and placing our pumps a
few miles apart, we can handle this
oil successfully, and save handling
several times, besides hauling and
shipping. and thereby greatly econo-
MIXING expense.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05

the last administration has been held
to be Illegal and It was through Bost-
wicks familiarity with municipal
finances that the old councilmen were
saved from many embarrassnents due
to their activity in behalf of Repub-
lican interests.
Bostwick lasted Just two months un-
der the new regime.
Healy and Blanchard Of the old
council wanted to make a fight for
his retention, but saw that the odds
were against them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05

Tilden,. associated with Architect Cox
head Of San Francisco, was selected.
The height of the statue is a little
over eight feet, and the pedestal Ia six
teen feet in height. The stone work is
designed in granite and is treated in q
simple classic style, the die resting on
a base having a flight Of eight steps
extending all around
The inscription in front is: "To Sena-
tor Stephen Mallory White" The total
cost Of the statue, as by contract be-
tween the sculptor and the committee,
is $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
B0STWICK NO LONGER
WILL JUGGLE ACCOUNTS

Edward E. Bostwick, secretary to
the finance committee of the city coun-
Gil, lost his head yesterday as a re-
suit of The non-partisan influence in
the new city council. Bostwick had
been drawing a salary of $3.50 a month
and the old council made every effort
to keep him. to repay him for his favors
in assisting with the manipulation of
bookkeeping in order to help them out
of tight corners.
The shifting of funds practiced in
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05

of this stock will double again with
in very few days. Better make
your investigation Immediately, and
then come in and have us reserve
the amount Of stock you wish to
purchase.
You make your reservation by
calling, writing. telephoning or wir-
ing us, All communications prompt
ly answered.
For reference as to our RESPONSE
bility see Bradstreet's, Dun's or
Ames Mercantile agencies, or the
Merchants Trust Co., Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
SEND REPRESENTATIVE
TO ELECTRIC MEETING

The city council, in obedience to re-
quests of the local electric contractors,
authorized the expenditure of $275 yes
terday to send Los Angeles delegate
from the city electricians office to the
national convention in New York this
month
A wide movement to secure reform in
wiring and electric installation is grow
ing and the business men thought this
city should send representative in
the cause of better electric work.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05

An investment in Ross Oscillating
Pump stock at $1.00 per share will
bring large, safe, sure, immediate
and continual income to you upon
the amount invested.
Figure the amount you can reason
ably expect to make upon an invest
ment of $1,000 In real estate, then
come and give us chance to show
you what an investment in Ross Os-
cillating Pump stock will do.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
Closing

We wish to give to our friends an
opportunity for few days only in
which to make an investment in
Ross Oscillating Pump Stock at $1.00
per share. If you will investigate
the history of the past few weeks
you will be assured that you will
not be safe in delaying your reserva-
tion of stock at this price. AS in
the past we mean what we say, and
we intend to stick to it. The price
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
A Word to Our
Stockholders

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our stockholders for their
expressions of appreciation and
their hearty cooperation in the work,
of the past six weeks. We are pleased
to note the fact that without excep-
tfon when once they have become a
stockholder In the Ross Oscillating
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
ADVERTISEMENTS HERALD AS BRING Result
sICk. AND ANxInus

NtA. AMI AN -AlOOS
to be well7 Then let the
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use of pure Chinese herbs, OF
Consumption. Heart. Stomach.
Liver and Kidney Troubles.
Catarrh. Cancer p~~umatism,
etc. Consultation free. DR..
TOY KEE. $40 8. Hill st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
Ross oso111at1ng Pump Co.

Ross oso1I1ating Pump Co.
Gent1emen:-- Los Angeles, Cal.
Referring to your favor Of the llth
inst. We have had OF your first
pattern osc111at1ng pumps In use for some
time and 1T has proven entirely sat1sfac-
tory. We expert enoed onstderabls diff
GUILTY in handling our heavy road oil
wht oh Is undcr 11-Baume gravity but with
your osot11at1ng pump handle the oil
suooss sful1y wi thout heating.
You. . very truly,
F. " GORDON. supt
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-05
A Natural Mistake

Look out for old Prof Fossils
speech on the antediluvian tribes. It's
must copy"
us it? 1 thought it was musty."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-12
SCHOOLS AND oOLLEsEs.
aELLEVUE coLLEcE

ACADRAfY-An ao1redits4 HGh sehsal PFspazNs -
BeusVaa any sthsr ooliess er university.
NORMAL SCHOOL - ElamentaIY Gn4 eagAAAl4
oo1rsaE CarsthcAtoa granted
CONTEMPORARIES e music piAAA VelsA
Vtaltn slscutian ana art
OMAHA coA1lRcT1oNS-Elssxts La s4A BarAAu.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
have . host Of friends who will join
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little o~ne.-Tyndall Tribune.
Remarkable Rescue.

5es 00SCu0. %
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and 800, at All Druggists. Trial
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20

A. i. Fish returned Thursday
from bis homestead near Harding
Grove in Stanley county, where he
has been for several weeks break.
ing and making other improve
ments. Mr.. Fish is very much
pleased with the land in that vicin-
ity and speaks very highly Of his
claim .-Tyndall Register.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20

"A party of Mormons from Provo,
Utah, are preparing to erect a
monument in honor of the fifteen
members Of the Mormon band who
died while spending the winter of
1846-7 at the mouth Of the Niobra-
"a river. The location Of the old
fort where the party camped was
easily found, but it is impossible
to locate the graves. It has been
decided tosplAeesthe monument on
the site Of the fort, and a half acre
land has been purchased for that
purpose.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20

The plans made for a grand re-
ception to Sec. Taft at Sioux Falls
last Saturday were in~terfered with
by the sickness Of MI. Taft in ST.
Paul which made il impossible for
him to arrive until Sunday morn
ing. Some Of the visitors at Sioux
Falls remained over Sunday and
had an opportunity to meet the
big secretary in an informal way
Sunday morning, but his stay in
the city vas short so the most Of
the crowd was obliged to forego the
pleasure Of . hand-shake.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
E,iaufed az your. Door. = =

t!;r1du iugsscrs and snake-charm-
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air,s veuerabie high priests, wan
Aev:ng tribes of Bedouins, skilled
s~y.rriors, daring Sheiks, fearless
}.o:seE.en, seoth-sayers, witch
doctors, bowling and dancing der
v;sl7ara. ca;7.;bass, male and female
ssavos, devii=worsllipers, saints,
knife. gun and sword experts, to-
settler with their superb Arabian,
Moorish and Algerian horses,
native, gorgeous costumes, war
weapons and trappirgs, ornaments
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stl.:,nr.its of strange tones and
curious design, domestic utensils,
! t;,&5ert tents of animal skins, camp
md travelling eGuipage and other
odd and oarbaric accOutrements,
| iararsernalia and appurtenances.
~ s14le and perfect panorama of
eastern life and customs.
f. Kaleidoscope chronological gall
!ery whose completeness has no
equal. Arabs, Moors, Persians,
pahoraiars, Abyssinians, Zulus,
fiotteatots, Beers, kaffirs, South
Sea Islanders, Singhalese, Chinese,
Japanese, Filipinos, Australian
BaaisH,er7, Esquin1aux.. Cossacks
straight from military service of
tie Gar on the Siberian border,
led by The notwithstanding no.
Liei1a.f, Prince Luca, in breakneck
exhibitions of horsemanship, which
.ta,,e 80 prototype. The remote
and fa,5cinating East tr~ansplanted
| at goa1 door.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
Every Man His own Doctor.

Every Man His Own Doctor.
The average man cannot employ
. physician for every slight ailment
or injury that may occur in his
family, nor can he afford to neg
lect them, % 30 slight an injury as
the scratch Of q pin has been known
to cause the loss Of . limb. Hence
every man must from necessity be
his own doctor for this class Of all
ments. Success often depends mp
on prompt treatment, which can
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Remedies have been in the market
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Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
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Chamberlain Cough Remedy for
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Ohamberlain's Pain Balm Ian
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back and rheumatic pains.
Chamberlain Stomach and Liv-
q Tablets Tor constipation, bilious.
ness and stomach troubles.
Ohamberlain's Salve for diseases
Tor tho skin.
One bottleo IL each Of these i've
Preparations costs but $1.25. For
Isale 81 All Druggists.
4 bsby boy VS. born 70 NJ. and
Mn. VIM. Muller last Saturday
morning. This estimabls couple
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20

Free and Continuous, supplementing Che
school education, Interpreting the world Of
nature, travel and adventure, and making
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Without Precedent or Parallel in tho Vast Fleid Of W
TRlUMPH AT NEW YORK CITY. Employing all E
the Most Famous Hold-Up OF Esr]y Days. a Mining ca
and Tr~easure-Laden Express Cars Plundered by Desperae
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a Fortunsts Texan.

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Cow boys and cow girls, inbued
with the reckless, fiery spirit of
prairie soil and mountain air, re-
producing the pastimcs, hards'1ips,
chivalries and equestrian feats of
the ranch. Diversified demonstra-
lions of daring and skill. which, send
the blood galloping through tire
veins. Struggles for mastery with
bucking bronchos, in which limb
and even life are at stake.
Indians, from all reservations,
In native accOutrements and paint,
making their first acquaintance
with civilization and exhibiting
their war dances, coInbats, savags
|eries, sports, encampmentS, horse
|manship, and methods of hunting
and trapping. The wild customs
|and weird traditions of a fast fading
race exempIified by aborigines
fresh from their lonely wigwar.s.
Surprising artillery and cavalry
tournaments performed by detacii-
ments from the armies of the
world. Lass0ing by the champions
of America and Mexico. Practical;
and fancy sharpshooting by Paw
nee Bill and a host of other spec
lalists. South American Oauciios,
displaying incredible accuracy Wit,
the bOla; Australian boomerang
throwers, hurting their deadly war
weapons. The Deadwood stage
attack i'm new realism. Miss May
Lille, in an unequalled array of
h~lgh-schOOl and menage compiica-
tions. Elephants i'm droves grayely
performing exploits that flood the
mind with wonder,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-20
|THB CITIZEN REPUBLICAN.
PUBlIsH1D w1BKLy
OsJIeisI Psvsr u Bss Bsmme csunfy
7. I. BLISS, Editor 1 Proprietor.
svssea.rr,on u. % pra YEAR.
PUBLIsHnD WEEKLY

The esl.Annual apportionment.
Of the stgte interest and income
fdn3 49, schools has just been
madeHadii il $4,000 greater than
The june superintendent last year.
The total sns6unt is $S44. O8s. 80
which viii 81 $2.48 for each child
sof school age. .#s.