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pEpRECATG0 WAR TALK.
Secretary Of the Navy Worried Over
Press and Public Comment.

Oak.Au!, ca. Jul! IL. -S.c:,.tar,
OF lie Nav! M,icali drp!-t at,. tie
war,!kc .Sprc. that ma been given ne
cr."r for tAe rAanS" of the oait.' ,his
squadron from the Atlantic 10 TIE
Par tic coast.
The secretary says that the pro-
posed movement was that OF practice
cruise and that the fleet would not
be KEEP n the Pacific permanently
tie declared tnlt 'lc length OF time
th,i TIE fleet would remain on the
western SIDE ct the continent had not
ye, ben :rrit:rh.
With c,. =, !piAi.c emphasis the
warl!kr TN al. On tHat had been
mldr in connection with the feet 8
mo>cncL, vas not justified b! the
facts. In tIc; the widely published
reports suggesting hostile prepare
tons - en- " be source OF irrita-
ton for tnt dead Of the navy. lie
sn.I:
THE PC. which viz he moved from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific tho win
ter, L. conf, , 20 this side merely on
a practice r.4;se. The fleet will CON-
s:st OF s,AiceI, or more vessels. not
nor" than :Itvty-siX. and Its stay
on tn.s siir " ! no. he permanent.
az course TIC i"ct VI, not Come mere
and turn around and so hack acain.
How lorg i, Will remain in the Pacific
will be determined At the proper
time.
Thee IL no SOUND reason or ex-
cuse for "a. this taiN bv the public
and thr,rln t'o pr. s. OF an attempt
20 crave tie japanese by war
like naval display. do not believe
tina, the newt apers are justified or
RICH, In al once constituting and color
ing :he cruise Of the warships to the
Pacific.
Every year tne Atlantic fleet has
been sen, on . cruise Last year
1t went to Guantanamo. This year
II Is the Pacific. The long cruise
will give the men and the Nasse!s Q
thorough test and improve the EN-
cheney Of both"
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ascendant Of Many Kings.

Oakland. Cal. July 10.-The de-
cendant OF an unbroken line OF kings
and rulers extending along q dyas-
~ OF eight centuries. who IL visiting
land Monday night on . trip to the
Yosemite. He Will return during
tn" week The name Of the disun-
gui -hed visitor is Prince D'Abro Pa.
gratide OF Cairo, Egypt. He IL the
son OF Tigran" Pasta. the late prime
min s'er OF Egypt prior to tho British
occupation. and grandson OF the
reigning ruler at this time.
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SIR KNIGHTS At SARATOGA.
Thirteenth Trisnnial Cs0elav0 Of the
Grand EneAmpmsNt.

Saratoga. ~. Y. July l0.-With
rs 900 knights and many Thousands
OF visitors. who do not belong to the
order here. Saratoga 10 In gala At
tire. the occasion beiag the opeatng
Of the thirteenth triennial c0nclave Of
the grand encampmsnt. knight Tenn
plars.
Tuesday the great eveat a the
week took place. the Tempkar pa
rade In which nearly Is 200 CIR
knights took part. There were 30
bands. The parade was reviewed
BY Governor Hughes and star. and the
earl OF Euston. Of England. tae per-
sonal representative OF King Edward
and Grand Master George NJ. Aoul-
ton. Of Chicago.
At q meeting following the para6e
the governor formally welcomed the
sir knights to New York state. A.
forwards. the governor held . recep-
ton at the Grand Union hotel.
Tue first meeting Of the grand en-
campment for business Will take piece
Wednesday. and Thursday the annual
election Of officers will be held.
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FATAL COLLISION ON
the MOBILE AND OHIO
Crash Occurred Short Distance
From Whistler. Ala.
pAsse NIGER ENGINEER kiLLgn
Pee uiiar Combination Of circumstances
Responsible for . Rear. End Coot.
sion-Neoro Fireman Prsventea Q
More Serious Accident.

Mobile. Ala. July lO.-ln Q rear
end collision on the NJ obile and Ohio
railroad about quarter Of . m1le
from Wnist!er. Ala. miles iron
Mobile. be; passenger train No.
= and q light engine. one man w.
killed and three other persons injured. Z
The dead:
Thomas Dease. engineer OF the pas (.
senger train. OF Meridian. Misc.
Those injured
Ben Evans. negro. fireman Of IL
passenger train. both legs broken 80
supposed to be internally injured.
Thomas Murray. mail clerk. s9lDa
broken. ,
Unknown negro woman. slightly -
jured. -.
TIE wreck wousi have been 0sgo'
seriors but for the fact that tho go
gro fireman. Ben Evans. discoveso
Engineer Dease In a. uncoooe10y5
condition. having been struck - 80
head by q mail crane short 1isea01
from the passenger station. DvQ1Sa
noticins that the train sAoale 0
slowed up it, speed ct this pastiso
point. csavleA over 20 he sjoo g o
engine occupied By ths eaSi0ose 81
discovered him uncoascioes -
Aoor. He pat q ~ aaTbrakss e.
stopped tho traiD. but not uat0 4
crashed into a extra 0aSlne.
The kc00oftco q ~ Donooq
train was derailed. The mail a. ooD4S
xage cars wrecked and pay4ly tAN0u&
to one side.
Engineer Dease haa biz lines toen;
friEht.r!y. and 10 vas 1njusod 49,
the head.
Evsns was hurt In jumping fFo0 -
train ~
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Man horribly 8caided.

Grimm. Ga. July lo.-Len c.
Dawn, u machinist employed a the
Grimm cotton mile. was hoFr'oy
scalded by the overlooking OF one OF
the large condensers In the eaSins
room Monday morning. the boiling
water falling ON his back and head.
He vas carried to his home and med
ical attention given him. The young
man is In a serious con .ition. but II 10
thought his injuries will not prove
fatal
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Ten o. Mers casso 70 - vsbo1 I

Ten o. Msrs casss 70 - vsee1- -
Prssent Tssm - csUst.
Sandy Hook. KY. July lo.-A
travelling part Of the )eosnsy q -
special Judge w. B. Ao01v. q
inence. arrived here 0o06ay -
and will call ~ cases q JU1UD -
gis aud others cAasUs1 VIII 0seseo
the assasslnatioa a u. D. y. CT
It Jackson. four yvan 40.
X II almost esstala tAae &se -
more casas woaIA b oolt0o g q
time. No vitaesses loe so1oV =
have besa summooe1. ~ -
Moody viii give botA oeeooeo
prosecutioa SIMPLE the - suG
witnesses. aad Il b uhoay a. -
the ease u called cosst vtn 49,
until vknesses aro sS00o0e4.
case Of Judge Hartis vtA - ~
to be tried.
All OF ebe Hargis factiea ass
city. They preceded Ju1D
who came With Attorney 1>ego
and r. p. CaFtweil. broeAer-0'
of Dr.. Coz.
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Tornado In Nebraska.

Bloomfield Neb. July lV--A email
tornado sa.p. tie country near Aida
In southern kacX count! Sunday
night. inJur:1s four persons. Que ia
tally and C rowing several h"i.I-
inxs. Tae Lutheran church in Co.
lumhia tow. zip was wrecked and a
score OF SIN ~ building, h.JaE Al
Crops wei. s,r'pusi! dainds~I by 4.
haiistnrm WATCH ty..Ja1d.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-11
Two New 0AnkO.

Atlanta. July lo.-Charters were
granted Monday by Secretary OF State
Phil Cook 10 two new state banks,
namely, the Bank OF Button. In
Clay county, With J. J. Hayes and
Others a. incorporates. and the Bank
OF Colbert, al Five Forks. In Mad
ison county, with W. II. TOoie and
others as incorporators. each with .
capita, stock OF 325 900.
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sterskespsr Asssvstsd ~ ns66ed

Storskeepsr Assaulted ~ Weoooo.
Savannah. Ca. July 1o.-S
Richmond. q storekSep~ O ~
side. vas assaulted aad Tsseeo -
4 negro Monday morning. He -
knocked uncon scious BY the su0oeoe'
customer who was then going tnsso
the money drawer when b ~
He made his escape. -
trolnan. II. Jones. while hnrs,0
TO report the matter to hsadeoasos
oai hi, horse To fall and su3eeeo -:
fracture OF hi; right ankle. 2s
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Bank Statements.

Atlanta. July l0.--State Treasur-
or r. E. Parh has called -? the @co
0eorGta state Banks foi their quar-
terry statement, showing their cohdi-
ton at the close ri business on June
70. Tnese statements mist be IN tse
hands OF ~, 40 ;-cS iurcI - Ju.y
Is. VIE, treasure: Park MT 1",.t
into ofice their: Stre JUS 40 state
banks.
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West Point 10 Assessed i.

Atlanta. July lO-ComPt rolled Gen
era W. A. Wright has assessed The
property OF the Atlanta and West
PoiL; railroad. between Atlanta and
the Alabama line. . total II ~. ~. =
100. This lie an increase Of u So. =
go over The company's return. which
was 81 .%7s AZ. The assaosnsat Will
be arbitrated.
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Town Wiped Our BY Fine.

ConE. 'ia. 5. c.. July Fire
oeiieN'i 20 be- "f lnctndlarv origin
wiped 'nt the business portion Of Hoi-
~ Hill. SINAI town in Blyntl,
county about ! u'''ork MunGay morn.
ing clH-iae a !o-> Of about 81" QUO
viva !nsu anCe " ahoU, SIS 400 Dig.
nave &c :. en-: y ''.r sCeac VII. :ae
1opl If cac'uIi;1I ius guilty marry
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EDUCATORS IN CONVENTION.

National Assoc. atlsn Meets 1t Ice
Angeles for Annual 0oosieW.
Ios An 'es. Cal. July lO.-The
Aftieun annual con voo&S0o OF the
National Educational association con-
vened here Monday for 5-day ses-
sion.
The meeting Is one OF the most I'm
port an, in the history Of the organiza-
ton. Matters OF tne highest conse-
ouence IA tire educa; ional work OF the
asAOriatiOn, T. .l'irC is re-OrganizA-
ton. adopt :. = wv constitution
and BY -hw>. AL ,Ae election II ON
GERS will come before IL.
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oisss WesssssS IN coeveee9eoe
DetreAit. MjcA.. July 1e.-x1gl
hundred dsssGnaas Fs0ee1soean9
Thousand glass woshssS 0oosaVoo
the Independent giass fAe1sss0 9
country were present vesa -
uual convention OF the Amaissm
Association Of Window Glass Woso
Of America vas oDsssd hsso -
day. There are . number q 0QS
tant business matters - Ssoo y
lprs the delegates and ~ va0e -
for next yer viii b dlscssoo6. Is
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AN kLL-N|CRT fROl|C
ENDED IN TRAGEDY
Sailor Rocked Wv, Which
Capsiz d, Drowning Three.
ACCIDENT ON HUDSON RIVER
yawI Win a Party OF Seven Men Is
Overturned and Three Find WaterS
craves-Tuo Picked UP -Four OF the
Party.

New York, July lU.-Three mem
Ac,s OF the crew Of the steam yacht
Yacooa. belonging to Henry Clay
Pierce of st. Louis. wee drowned
in the Hudson river early Tue,da!
when a SRA! !aw. carrying SIX W
the Yacona's crew and dock man.
was capsized by q sailor who rocked
the boat. Four OF the party were
picked ny by a passing tug.
No traces nave been discovered OF
the three missing Mca. and the police
are convinced that they are drowned
They are:
Rudolph johnson, Frederick Won
Borsrn and Herman Ion BorsCn.
The Yacona came into port Monday
after "a weeks cruise in Long Island
sound. and Captain MacRnongh gave
severa, OF the crew snorr leaves.
Yawi Was Overloaded.
Six Of the lacona's crew came
down to the lar.ing at EiShty-s'x'h
street early TUESDAY after an an
night frolic. and hailed the facona
for a launch. There vas no answer
from the yacht. ard In their anxiety
to &c, aboard. the sailors lniuced
Gus App!eman. dock man. to take
them on. to the yacht. The dock
man wanted to divide TIE party ana
make two trips. but against his Will
all six piled into the yawl and start
ed for thy steam yacht. Several
times during tne trip Appl.man warn
CT his bols,erous passengers TO re-
main quiet as their movements
threa enei 10 overturn the craft.
Within a dozen boat lengths Of the
Yacht. one Of the sailors gave the
vawl a violent lurch and sue cap
sized. throwing all seven men into tne
river.
ciuns to Overturned Boat.
Appleman succeeded In not only
cling-ng to the keel Of the overturned
boat. but also assisted three OF the
sailors. All four were finally picked
M by q tug which had been attract
| ed b, the shouts of the men. The
crew on board the Yacora hearing
the cries OF distress. threw power
full searchiEht over the waters and
lowered q boat to search for the three
mis- stuE men No traces OF them
could be discovered Toe police
searched the river without result.
Henry Clay Pierce. the owner OF
the yacht Yacona. 10 chairman al
the board OF the Waters Pierce OH
company Of Missouri.
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FIVE YEARS IN Pen
FOR FRISCO MAYOR
Convic.ed Official Is Sentenced
For Extor:ion.
DRAMATIC SCENE IN COURTROOM
court Was Crowded and Cheer After
Cheer Went UP When tire Judge
Pronounced Sentenes-Seene With
out . Parallel.

San Francisco. Cal, July TO-
Mayor Eugene e. SChmitz. convict
- VI eAiu!tiOn, was On Monday sen
IAoced to five years In the peniten-
Mary. When the sentence was pro-
bounced there was 4 reMarkaole out
burst Of applause from the hundreds
Of persons Who crowded JudSr
DUNES court room.
Judge Dune sentenced Schmitz
a insDrisonment In San Quentin PEN
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Reward IL O6eroh

Atlanta, July 1e.-Govsrnor Smith
has offered Q reward Of SEQ for The
arrest ~ the unknown psssoa Who SCI
IRE 20 and burned the bArn 0f 4. l..
Hardy in CoSsta osan0. - yuas
IL last.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-04
DISTRICT A

Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded in this
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. m. Satur-
day, July 13, 1907.
WOMEN
Chapman, Miss June, Pasadena,
Cal. ................. .......'' ~
King, Phoebe NJ, Pasadena, Cal. 500
Roulston, Margaret, Pasadena,
Cal ................. .'...''' ~
Curley, Mrs. d. F., San Diego, Cal. 10
Cronin, Miss Anna, San Diego, Cal. 10
Rogers, Mrs. Juanita A., Long
Beach, Cal. ................ 1o
Mussetter, Miss Anna, Long Beach,
Cal. .'..... ~
Morosco, Mrs. Jennie NJ, Long
Beach, Cal. 1o
Lamphere, Miss Georgia, Long
Beach, Cal. .......... lo
Robinson, Mrs. Dr., Goldfield, Nev.5oo
McIsh, Mrs, Goldfield, New. .... 800
Cash, Mrs. Lille, Goldfield, New. 800
Mcdaniel, Mrs. Casey, Goldfield, ~
New Observation-Disclosures. .oVo
Atkinson, Miss Hazel, Goldfield'
New. ................... III
Smith, Miss Frances, Tonopah, 90
New. '."'.''.' '"''
smith. Edith, Tonopah, Nev...... 10
StransYury, e. E.. Tonopah, New. 10
MEN
Rowan, Robert A., Pasadena, Cal. 10
Goodwin, Guy, Pasadena, Cai.... 10
Merwin, w. B., Pasadena, Cal ~. 10
Thomas, II. G., Pasadena, Cal -. 10
Burnham, Clark, Pasadena, CAL. 10
Paine, l.. A, Long Beach, Call. 10
Scott, r. A., Long Beach, Cal. 49,. 10
Taylor, ]. p, Long Beach, Cal. 10
Tucker. w. A, Long Beach, CAL. 10
Lawler, Eugene, San Diego, Cal. 10
Gilbert, G., San Diego, Cal. So. 10
Knowff, George, San Diego, Cal. 800
Moriarity, B., San Diego, Cal. -. 10
Folsom, M. W., San Diego, Cal. 80. 10
Dow, ]. Neal, Goldield, New. -. 500
Inman, Claud, Goldfield, New. 800
Moody, D. W., Goldfield, New. 10
ingalls,, Sheriff, Goldfeld, New. 500
Wingfield, George, Goldfeld, New. 10
Jay. c., Tucson, Ariz 500
Armstrong, A. r., Tucson, Ariz... 10
Corbett, Knox, Tucson, Ariz. 500
O'Brien, J. p, Tonopah, New. 800
Oddie, C. w. Tonopah, New. 10
Plata, Ora ", Tonopah, New. 10
Taylor, F. A., Tonopah, Nev...... 10
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-04
DISTRICT B


Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded in this
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. m. Satur-
day, July 13, 1907.
WOMEN
Russell, Jessie, Riverside, CAL. 10
Robb, Gladys, Riverside, Call. 10
Oden, Helen r., Hollywood, Cal. 10
Aber, Mary, Hollywood, Cal. 10
Triplett, Miss Ida, Whittier, Cal. 10
Thornber, Miss Edna, Whittier,
Cal. .................. lO
Henderson, Miss Alice, Whittier,
CAL ............ lo
Van salzer, Miss Amanda, San
Demanding. Cal: ............. 10
Weir, Miss Edna, San Bernardino,
Cal. ........... lU
Wolf, Miss Tiilie San Bernardino,
Cal. .f............... lU
Myers, Miss Grace, Santa Barbara,
R,cb Cbl Ednab 4 santa Barbara ~
Morgan, Mira, Santa Barbara, Cal. 10
Dills, Miss Mabel, Pomona, Cal. 10
Metcalf, Miss Genevieve, Pomona,
avis Gsi Mrs. <. &, Pomona, Cal. 10
Casey, Walter, Pomona, Cal. ..... 10
Flood. George, Pomona, Cal. ..... 10
Davis, Alfred, Santa Barbara, Cal. 10
Dugan, John, Santa Barbara, Cal.5OO
Gould, Forrest, San Bernardino,
Holcomb, Grant, San Bernardino,
Bold, DR.. F. j., Whittier, Cal. 800
Wilson, Allen J., Whittier, Call. 10
Moore, Clark, whittier. Cal. 49,. 10
Leavelle. DR.. A. B., Hollywood,
Johnson, c., Hollywood, Cal. 80. 10
Littlefield, e. A, Hollywood, Cal. 10
Lewis, William, Hollywood, Cal. 10
Hesseltine, Bert X, Riverside,
Cal. ................... 10
Middaugh, Fred Riverside, Call. 10
DISTRICT c
Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded in this
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. m. Satur-
day, July IS, 1907.
WOMEN
Harthorn, Mrs. j. D., San Pedro,
Cdl. '.... .1U
Cook, Miss Bernice, San Pedro,
Cal. 6UU
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-04

Talbot, Miss Irene, Lompoc, Cal.
Huchting, Miss Sophie, Encinitas,
Cal. '''.'..
Lienhardt, Miss Helen, Encinitas,
Cal. .............. '.''..'''''
Smith. Miss Marian, Perris, CAL.
Weaver, Miss Bonita, Perris. Cal.
Hurley, Miss Kit, Castroville, Cal.
Collins, Miss Maggie, Castroville,
Cal. ',.....'
Rencher. Mrs. Nettie r., Eager,
crossIey,\ Mrs. Sarah H., Eager,
vatts Ariz' carrie. Congress-. Ariz.
Gum, Bessie. Congress, Ariz. 80.
Robinson, Miss Zina, Thatcher,
Rose Nan, Valleton, Cal ......'.
Coffey, Mabel, Ray, Ariz. ......
Grizzeile, Bell, Ray, Ariz. ........
Ferguson, Mrs. F. j., San Lucas,
wansleben, Mrs. w. G., San Lu-
pSss cas-, SInI Gal. ,rom San i;,cas. Cal.
Eblen. Mrs. ]. W., San Lucas, Cal.
Hudeberg, Miss Ethel, Nordhor'
Bennett, Miss Merle, Nordhoff, Cal.
Finch Rhoda, Three Rivers, Cal.
Wakefield, Miss Myrtle, Taylor,
McCleve, Miss Eliza, Taylor, Ariz.
Holser, Miss Ada, Lemoore, Cal.
Smith, Miss Ruth G., Rialto, CAL.
Hoover, Helen, Rialto. Cal l.H.....
Jacobs, Mrs. w. D., San Jacinto,
Robinson, Mrs. A. H., Poway, Cal.
Flint Mrs. E. G., Poway, Cal. -.
Woodard, Mrs. A. c., Summerland,
Cal.
Helwig, Mrs. B. r., Ell Modena,
Cal. ............
Douglas, Mrs. B. r., Ell Modena,
Bush, Miss Grace, Anaheim, CAL.
Perez, Minnie, San Gabriel, Cal.
Lund. Mrs. Walter. Glendale, Cal.
Miller, Miss Lura, Tropico, CAL.
Ayers, Miss Lena, Tropico, Cal. -.
Dorr, Miss Emma, Kern City, Cal.
Hansbrough, Miss Vernie, Hunt
ington Beach, Cal al..............
Martin, Miss Marie, Newport,
Beach, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-04
CANDIDATES OUTSIDE LOS ANGELES

Coons, Miss E., Bakersfield, CAL. II
Jameson, Miss L., Bakersfield, Cal. IL
Huntington, Miss Ethel NJ, Santa
Ana, CAL. ................. IL
Ryan, Miss Julia, Santa Ana, Cal. Ii
Roberts, Miss Daisy, Santa Ana,
Cal. ................. ...... 1C
Davis, Amy, Redlands, Cal. ...... 1C
Ladd, Anna, Redlands, Cal. ..... 1C
McKittrick, Mrs. W., Cotton, Cal. II
Hibbard, Miss L.. Cotton, Cal. -. IL
MEN
Duffey, NJ, San Pedro, Cal. ..... II
Peck, George H, San Pedro, Cal. II
Nelson, E. W.. Bakersfield, Call. II
Argy, M, Bakersfield, Cal. ........ II
Henderson, John, Santa Ana, Cal. 1C
Williamson, Gilbert, Santa Ana,
Cal. ............., Il
Scott, Chester. Santa Ana, Cal. -. Il
Cortner, George p, Redlands, Cal. Il
Longston, Arthur, Redlands, Cal. SOC
Vaughn, Louis, Cotton, Cal. ...... II
Gibson, H, Cotton, Cal. ........... IL
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-04

Porter, Ben, Ocean Park, Cal..... 1
Stall, Floyd, Ventura, Cal. ...... 1
Ready, Lester, Ventura, Cal. 49,. i
Windsor. Charles, Alhambra, Cal. Il
Blackburn, Earl, Alhambra, Cal. Il
williams, c. c., Alhambra, Call. i
Whitcomb, Fred S., Monrovia, Cal. Il
Baker, Robert, Monrovia, Cal. i
Creller, Charles j., Redondo, CAL. II
Mosier, c. s.. Redondo, Cal. ...... II
Hensley, Tom, Highland, Cal..... i
Bell, James. Highland, Cal. ..... Il
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-04
DISTRICT D


Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded in this
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. m. Satur.
day, July 13. 1907.
WOMEN
Fluff, Mrs. A. E., Ocean Park, Cal. II
Dodge, Miss Gladys, Ocean Park,
Johnson, Annette, Ocean Park,
Cal. .......... II
Judy, Miss Edith ", Ocean Park,
sheckles, Miss claude, Santa
Monica, Cal. .................. 50(
Hanson, Miss Ida, Santa Monica, -,
Rowe, Miss Alta, Santa Monica,
Keller, Mrs. j. F., Santa Monica,
Willowby, Miss Rena, Ventura,
Clark, Miss Edna, Ventura, Cal. 10
Lord, Marguerite, Alhambra, Cal. 10
Clapp, Mrs. c. B., Alhambra, CAL. 10
Darnell,, Mrs. Ben, Monrovia, Cal. 10
Swendsen, Miss Pearl, Redondo,
Lucian, Nettie, Highland, Cal. :. 10
Phillips, Maud, Highland, Cal.... 10
MEN
Robinson, George, Santa Monica,
Townsend, Frank, Santa Monica,
Hull, Harry, Ocean Park, Cal. 500
Mills, Capt. ]. W., Ocean Park,
Cal. lU
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-04

ial prizes Will be awarded In this
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. M Satur-
day, July 13, 1907.
WOMEN
Black, Miss L. M, Santa Paula,
Cal. .................. lo
Davis, Mrs. F. F., Santa Paula,
Grey, Miss Dora, Needles, Cal. 49,. 10.
Meadlin, Miss Maude, Needles, Cal. 10
McElroy, Grace, Williams, Arlz.. 10
Sweeney, Miss May, Florence,
LeBaron, Miss Lola, Florence,
Kreier, Miss Anna, Chino, Cal 80. 10
Moulton, Marie, Manhattan New. 500
Van Harlogan, Mrs. Manhattan,
Williams lila G., Las Vegas, New. 10
.Ager, Katie, Las Vegas, New. 10
Bishop, Mary Las Vegas, New. 500
Small, Mrs. Joe, Rhyoiite, New. 500
Collins, Jessie, Rhyolite, New. 10
Ludlow. Grace, OXnard, Cal. -. 10
Bard, Miss Bessie, Ontario, CAL. 10
Minter, Miss Carrie, Ontario, Cal. 10
MEN
Smith, o. S., Santa Paula, Cal. -. 10
Earl, C. E., Santa Paula, Cal. ...... 10
Hanewalt II. C., Globe, Ariz. 10
SOLeI, w dut, 0lODb, AIlA ~
Warner, j. E., Chino, Cal. go. 10
Caldwell Harry, Ontario, Call. 10
Malone William, Ontario, Cal -. 10
Davis, Frank p, Manhattan, New 500
Stautor, A. A., Manhattan, New. 500
Clerkell, w. j., Manhattan, New. 10
Smith, Lloyd, Las Vegas, New. 500
Thomas. w. r., Las Vegas, New. 10
Parks, John S., Las Vegas, New. 10
Gwynne T, G., Rhyolite, New. 500
Brick, NJ, Rhyolite. New. ....... 10
Senter, George, Rhyolite, New. 500
Mccormick, w. NJ, Rhyolite, New. 10
DISTRICT F
Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded in this
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. m. Satur-
day, July 13, 1907.
WOMEN
Finch, Ruby, S. Pasadena, CAL. 10
Fishburn, Rosetta, S. Pasadena,
Reynolds, Ada NJ, S. Pasadena,
Longley, Myra, s. Pasadena, Cal. 10
Yeager, Miss Lille, Fullerton, Cal.50O
Parker, Miss c., Fullerton, Cal: 10
Smith. Gertrude, Santa Maria, Cal. 10
Littleton, Myrtle, Santa Maria,
Cal. .........:... III
Mcdonald Faith, Santa, Maria,
Rosa Gal' Mrs. F.. R. compton, Cal. 10 10
Steele, Miss Daisy, Compton, Cal. 10
White, Miss Achsah E., Rivera,
Cdl. 1V
Crawford, Miss Esther, Rivera,
cal, ........,...... ......' ~
Quinn, Miss Gladys, FL Monte, Cal. 10
Griswold, Mrs. Morton, Covina,
Cal. ................. .......... lO
King, Mrs. Dana c., Covina, Cal. 10
DeFrees, Miss Violette, Lompoc,
Cal. lO
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-04
Bargains in
Want Ads

During the progress of the big
contest Just started by The Herald,
this paper has arranged to give adj
vertisers on the classified pages
classified bargain rate.
Small classified ad coupon books
containing $3.50 worth of coupons
will be sold during this contest at
the price of 81. This will mean a
saving to classified advertisers of
20 per cent on their money. Where
can any man make a greater per
cent on any investment? On each
classified ad book sold the pur-
chaser will be entitled to cast 150
votes during the first period of this
contest for his favorite candidate
and thereby assisting him or her to
become the winner of one or more
of the many valuable prizes offered.
This is an opportunity for classi-
fed advertisers which they should
not overlook. Get busy at once, for
1t will be easy to make a grand
prize winner and at the same time
save 20 per cent on your advertis-
ing bill.