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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Red, green and yellow, the Fiesta
colors, are eye-shockers in anything
but flowers. Nature blends her colors
better than man can. So see that you
use flowers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

A San Jose woman was compelled
by a madman to pray for forty-eight
hours. By that time, doubtless, she
was saved if she ever stood show
to be.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Sleet in Wisconsin and snow in Iowa
again remind US that the garden spot
of the world, all the year around Is
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

There are calls for flowers from so
many sources that it is practically
certain that all Los Angeles will bios
som like the rose next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

The big Made in Southern Califor-
mia" exhibition opens today, and at
last Los Angeles will have a chance
to learn what factory city it is.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

A Sawtelle man wants tenders on au-
tomobiles. He must have had more
than the one pint a day limit to be see
ing things like that.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Maybe it would be just as we'll for
you to register; the majority would
be one bigger with your vote thrown
in.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Ten cents for shines, just after the
Shriners have crossed the sanas'. On'
this is too much.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

If, as is reported, John L. is to wed
again, the old bruiser must think there
is still one good fight left in him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Get a few yards of wire, a bunch OF
flowers and some palm leaves, and
decorate.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Plan your decorations with floral ef-
fects; then possible showers won't af-
feet them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

And flowers are unspeakably pref
tier than all the bunting that can be
draped-and much cheaper.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Little stores may make their floral
decorations more beautiful and artistic
than any of the big stores. Try it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

If the baggage teamsters strike why
NOT ,et the shriners use their camels
as baggage transports?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Register today and be prepared TO
vote for the Owens river bond issue at
the election on June II.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

From the way the city hall is to be
obscured for Fiesta week, its denlzens
must be ashamed of 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Dust from the camel travel is IN the
atmosphere. About this time look ou'
for Shriners.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

London women have adopted pet
foods as a fad. Have they tired of
toadies?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Decorate with flowers if you can; but
decorate anyhow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Get busy with your decorations.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

The shriners are coming. "Atten-
tion!' reception committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Register today if your name is not
already on the great register.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

Last day for registration.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02
Population of Los Angeles. 100000

Get ready to decorate.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-02
GRICULTURAL PARE
6 cAutorrlobile Races

Saturday and Sunday. May 4 and
sociation Of Southern California
Green Dragon, BRUNO SEIBEL
Bird. 10 other races. The most
Twenty-Five and 50-mile races sta
d. m. S1.OO-AdmissiOn- 90.
be donated to the betterment OF
NOTE-No vehicle or auto. WI
closure after the beginning of IL
The sun., 1907-10-19
BALLOON GOES UP 1900 FEET
TWO GERMANS MAZE SUCCESS
FUL ASCENSION Ar ST. Louis.


ST. LOUIS. Oct. is.--!Another successful
balloon trial trip was made this afternoon
from this city to Redbud. Ill.,. thirty-seven
miles, slightly. east by south Of here. by
Oscar Brhsloch and Hans Heideman, two
Of Germany's entrants in the international
balloon race scheduled To begin here next
Monday. They sailed from the grounds
Of the Laclede Gas Company. at Second
and Rutger streets. at i2:sS o'clock in the
Psyche, the 5000 cubic foot balloon
in which J. c, Mccoy and Capt. Chandler
made the fight to Jacksonville last Tues
day and landed in corn field.
At ass o'clock this afternoon in a tele-
phone message from Redbud to Charles
j. Gliddep Erbsloch said that the trip was
unmarried by any unpleasant features
and that a good wind was blowing all the
time. The balloon landed in a field near
Redbud and was hauled to the station.
Erbsloch and Heideman arrived In St.
Louis last night at o'clock. The feature
Of to-days trip. he said. was the high alti-
tude attained. For at least ten miles
the balloon sailed through the air at a
height Of :, 2,7oO metres, or 1000 feet, mile
and a half. This is the loftieet altitude
that has been attained in any OF the trial
was blowing when the ascent was made
and the balloon was carried south at q
rapid rate for a while. II kept on due
south. when Il veered to the north and
for about an hour and a half the balloon
was kept circling around the southern
end Of the county. The wind from the
north caught the gasbag. pushing IL
due south, along the course Of the Mis-
sissippi River. Although the Germans
had only intended making a short trip
the lack OF ballast compelled them to cur
tain the time that they expected to remain
in the air.
The starting Of the balloon at the Laclede
plant almost terminated In catastrophe.
In its first spurt upward q strong gust of
air caught the bag and hurled II toward
one Of tho large smokestacks In the yards.
For while the balloon refused to rise above
the chimney. With remarkable presence
OF mind Heideman sprang to the side OF
the basket and with one stroke OF his knife
cut three OF the ballast sacks away. The
bag then started upward at an aocelsrated
pace and passed clear. missing the chimney
by few inches. AZ IL was one of the stsci
guy ropes holding the stack in place was
loosened. but the inflated gas bag suffered
no damage at all.
In leaning over TO cut the sacks Heide-
mans sailor cap fell from his head An.
gustus A. Busch ran through the crowd
and. sewing IT. held 10 up to the aeronauts
and nodded TO signify that he would take
charge Of the hat personally until the re-
turn OF heideman. A the balloon passed
clear OF the obstruction the crowd on two
hundred present 10 the grounds broke
out In loud cheer and the ssronauts re-
The sun., 1907-10-19
RESCUES At TENEMENT FIRE.
sealing Ladder Z tses ny Firemen to Reach
Crowded Fire Escapes.

There was panic in the four story double
tenement at 2is Fast Seventy-third street
late last night when a fire that started in
the basement sent such dense clouds OF
smoke through the building that all escape
was seemingly cut on. Panicstricken wo-
men and children. clad in their night
clothes, made for the fire escapes as soon
as the cry "Firel' was raised, and when
Capt. Levy and the crew of Engine 10 and
Lieut. DAWN and the men Of Truck Il reached
the scene every escape on the front OF
the building was crowded with terrified
people.
The fremen OF the truck company quickly
raised a thirty-five foot ladder and the crew
Of 10 went up the wall Of the tenement
on scaling ladders. The occupants Of the
upper floors were taken to the roof, while
the others were carried down the ladders.
The blaze was discovered by John Nhalen.
who first noticed smoke pouring from the
celler. With Policeman Tatnell OF the
East Sixty seventh street station he hat
tered in the front door and aroused the
occupants Meanwhile the fire had spread
70 the first floor and burned out the apart
ments Of Mrs. Teresa Dunn, who lowered
her five children out Of rear window to
the yard. The firemen confined the blaze
to the basement and the first floor. The
damage was ST. 500.
The sun., 1907-10-19
SEES OUR WAY or DOING TT.
English Magistrate watches Grist NJ
JeiTersOn Market.

John Lea. former Lord Mayor OF Liver
pool and at present Police Magistrate in that
city, was an interested spectator Of the
proceedings in the jefferson Market court
yesterday. Mr.. Lea sat at Magistrate
Corrigan' side throughout the session.
Il have observed the police court work.
ings in the Dominion, at quebec and To-
ronto, and also at a number Of cities in the
States" he said. II have been rather
surpriseu at the variety OF cases you have
in the New York courts and the celebrity
with which justice is dealt out. After all,
however, with the exception OF raising
the hand to take an oath In this country
where we kiss the book over there, the
methods Of justice are practically the same
in Liverpool. New York and London"
When court adjourned a visit was paid
to the court prison. The visitor expressed
surprise to Warden Lawrence Mcnermott
at the cleanliness on all sides. He thought
IL an excellent idea for the city to support
the public hospitals. In Liverpool these are
supported by popular subscription.
The sun., 1907-10-19
REPUBLICAN CLUB WILL WORN
For the Fusion Ticket Murphy Talks Of .
Walk0ver.

Chairman Herbert Parsons of the Re-
publican county committee fastened to
deny yesterday the report that the Re-
publican Club, dissatisfied with the fusion
ticket. would take no active part in the
campaign. MIR. Parsons said that the
club would give the strongest support to
the fusion ticket.
This assertion by Mr.. Parsons was con-
firmed at the Republican Club by Edward
r. Finch. chairman of the clubs campaign
committee. We are arranging" he said.
TO hold a large number Of district meet
ings in the interest OF the fusion ticket
and We will hold one mass meeting at the
Grand Theatre. op the Rowery. and another
big meeting in Cooper Union on the Satur-
day night before election. We will do all
We can to defeat Tammany. and on that
issue tho fusion ticket will have our most
active support and help. Our finance
committee IL already at work solicitin z
campaign contributions, and the responses
so far received have been numerous and
gratifying"
Charles F. Murphy had little to say yes-
terday beyond repeating his confident
predictions of victory. Asked II the cam
paign contributions were coming in freely
he replied. I'VE haven't begun TO collect
vet; in fact. doubt IL we shall want much
money this year, because the election is
going to be wnlkover for us"
But despite this prophecy Tammany
intends to make vigorous campaign.
The speakers bureau will be opened for
business on Monday under. the direction
OF Maurice b. Biumenthal, and il was an
nounced yesterday that ". Bourke Cochran,
chairman Of the committee on public meet
ings. will make an address 20 the Tam
many spellbinders at the Fourteenth street
headquarters on Tuesday afternoon mt
$40 o'clock. MIR. Cochran at that meeting
will give suggestions to the budding ora
tors as TO the subjects they should deal
with on the stump.
Charles +. Murphy will not attend the
Bryan meeting at the Cooper Union on
Monday night. He has written TO the
promoters Of the meeting that he greatly
regrets that an important engagement
made some time ago would prevent his
acceDtance.
The sun., 1907-10-19

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FOR SMUGGLING CHINAMEN.
phillips and Lehneman Of the Yacht FrOli G
Plead Guilty in 4. =. Court.

BosToN Oct. Is.-Goddman Phillips and
James B. Lehneman appeared in the United
States District Court this afternoon and
retracted their former plea Of not guilty
and pleaded guilty OF conspiracy in con-
nection with the smuggling of Cinnamon
into Providence on the schooner yacht
Frolic. BY agreement between counsel
sentence was deferred.
OF the Cinnamon brought in the schooner
from Newfoundland only four remain
within reach Of the Government. Their
cases are pending before the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals and they are out
on bail. Seventeen were held on bail in
Providence. but they have forfeited the
has been paid into the treasury already
in satisfaction Of the bail which they for
feited
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--Nepsvt Lees W~srss sentiment.

The New York State Republican Fdi-
torisi Association held i's snnuai meeting
NJ the Republican club yesterday after
noon and elected John A. sleicher pres'-
dent. In the evening Senator Dcpew
entertained the members Of the sssocia-
tion M dinner in the union League Club.
The members of the association in per
sonai conversations talked about the
Republican situstion in the State Of New
York. IN a word they believed the con-
dition Of sfTairs to bc very much miyed.
Tn. fusion movement in New York county
brtwaen Mr. Parsons and Mr.. Hearst.
the anti Republican movement in Albany
county and the fusion In Monroe county
against George ". Aldridge we're discussed
from every standpoint.
The almost universal opinion was that
the Hearst movement was dying out in the
State. Furthermore. 1t WAS stated by these
Republican editors to be their testimony
that the Republican party locally or from
n State standpoint could derive no advantage
from an assimilation with the Hearst forces.
It should be said in closing that many OF
the Republican editors were distressed IL
not downright angry over the fact that the
railroads. express companies. telephone
companies and telegraph companies can
no longer extend to them privileges which
have been enjoyed for a quarter OF CEN
tury.
Il haven't been down here in six months,
said one Of these Republican editors, "and
do not propose to come down again in
another six months. Brother Depew and
his friends can no longer make It easy for
MS to come on editorial passes, on the New
York Central, Erie, Delaware Lackewana
and Western, Delaware and Hudson and
other roads. The express companies have
also withdrawn their passes from US. We
are not exactlv dcpendent upon these
passes for our visits to New York city.
but there is no harm in saying that for
twenty-five years they have been to us
like ice cream and pate de foie gras.'
The sun., 1907-10-19
The Erie Charged with yiolating the Eight
Hour Law.

ALBANY. Oct. is.-The upstate Public
Service Commission has received q COM
plant from Frank N. Hall. general chairman
Of the Erie telegraphers committee. to the
effect that the Erie Railroad has violsSed
the Northrup eight hour law. which BE-
came effective on October 4, limiting to
eight hours the telegrapher's day Of daty.
Tho commission has served an ortlerr on
the Erie Railroad Company and the matter
has been set down for hearing at the Capitol
on Wednesday. October -.
The sun., 1907-10-19
JAPANESE DON'T WANT WAR.
Justice Truax, HOmcward Bound. says
Empire IL Financially Handicapped.


OTTAWA, Ont. Oct. 1s.-Justcc Truax OF
the New York Supreme Court has just re-
turned from japan. according to a Van
couver despatch he says that Japan has
no idea of war with the United States or
any other country, being financially han
dicapped. The people are taxed to the
limit and are busy paying the country s
bills. he says.
He saws that neither Canada nor TIE
United States has anything 20 fear from
the Japanese commercially. Despite their
cleverness the Japanese are mere copy
ists and do not originate in mechanical
arts.
Regarding the Vancouver riots Justice
Truax seid. -To the credit Of the Japanese
the aE air has scarcely created a ripple of
excitement The feeling was one OF sur
prise that such an occurrence should take
place in the territory of a Japanese ally.
Talk OF riots soon ended when it was
officially explained that they were en-
gineered by labor agitators and did not
Indicate the true feeling Of the Canadians
for the Japanese
The sun., 1907-10-19
TIE vANDERBTLrs Ar LENOx.


Sxechenyi Guests 0f Mr.. and Mrs. sloane.
PrrrsrrELp. Mass. Oct. is.-Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. with her daughter.
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. and the latter's
fiance. Count Laszlo SSechenyi Of Hun
gary. are in Lenox. where they will be the
guests for several days Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William d. Sloane at Elm Court. They
arrived at Pittsfield from Newport at 3
O'Clock this afternoon over the Boston
and Albany Railroad in the Pull;.lan car
Commonwealth. The car was switched
to the New Haven road and a special engine
drew it six miles down the valley to Lenox.
Two amateur photographers trained
their cameras on the party as they left
the train, but were evaded, and a carriage
from Elm Court drove them quickly
out Of range.
In the house party being entertained
by MIR. and Mrs. Sloane are Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund L. Bayliss of New York and Con-
gresham Frederick II. Gillett of Spring
field. A larger dinner will be given for
the distinguished guests by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sloane tomorrow evening
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Horse Tosk Fright At Car and He Was
Thrown Out.

DR.. Solomon Lubiner OF 1873 Fast Eighty
fourth street was driving through Eighty
fourth street last night when his horse
SHE'D at a Second avenue car and started
TO run. The animal got the bit between
it's teeth and Or. Lubiner was unable to
manage Il. The horse dashed to Third
avenue. whore the buggy collided with
an elevated pillar. Dr. Iubiner was thrown
out and sustained contusions OF the head
and body He was removed to Presby-
terian Hospital IN an arnbuispc~.
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sponded by waving their hanis and col
ored flag that was in the basket.
Leo Stevens who superintendei the fill
ing OF the balloon. encountered considerable
dinicuty in getting il started after the bag
was inflated. The direction of the wind
and it's velocity were such that made it
difficult to let the. Psyche go from any
part Of the cleared space in the yards and
the balloon had to be carried all around
the space before a suitable spot for the
ascension could be found. Then it was
found that too much ballast had been slowed
away and this had to be remedied. The
bottom Of the envelope Ia always opened
when balloon is about to leave the ground
IN order to allow the gas TO escape when
the heat expands IL beyond the CAP acity
OF the bag. Yesterday afternoon the rope
attached to the escape valve broke num-
per OF times and every man on the grounds
had to be utilized 70 pull the filed bag
down 90 this could be remedied.
Paul Meckel. the last Of the foreign aero
nautic contingent. arrived in ST. Louis this
afternoon. Meckel will guide the Tschudl.
. balloon the capacity Of which is only
10000 cubic feet, 10000 feet less than The
other enveIoped.
The sun., 1907-10-19
TONG WAR IN PHILADELPHIA.
Hip Sings Get After One On LeonE Man
and kil Two.

PHILADELPHIA. Dot. Is-Two Chinese
we're killed and several wounded in an out
break OF the tong war in Philadelphia o
Chinatown tonight. The Hip Sing Tongs.
with a delegation Of specialists from San
Francisco. Boston. New York and Chicago.
opened fire upon Lee Dick. marked for
death because he testified in q trial of
Hip Sing man for a murder committed
on July 7.
The On Leongs. to which Lee Dick be-
longed. came TO his rescue and another
of that society. Ye Ting. was killed. LEY
Tong "a Hip Sing man. was shot in the cross
fire BY one of his own tong.
Thirty-five arrests were made. Every
one of the Cinnamon taken into custody
had revolvers OF the most expensive kind
in their clothing. Some Of the prisoners
as they were taken by the police. shot wild
into the crowd that had gathered.
The sun., 1907-10-19
ADMIRAL SELFRIDGE ADMITS 1T.
VIII he Married Tuesday to Mise Wildes
AZ the Hotel Ludlow. Boston.

BosroN, Oct. is.-Next Tuesday Rear
Admiral Thomas o. Selfridge. ~ years Of
age, former commandant of the navy yard
here. and Miss Gertrude Wildes. IS years
of age, a wealthy resident OF this city. will
be married at the Hotel Ludlow. Every
thing has been done TO keep the approach
ing ceremony secret. and when questioned
regarding 10 Admiral Selfridge at first de-
MED that he was TO be married again. Only
his sons and relatives Of the bride will witness
the ceremony. after which the Admiral
will take his bride TO Washington to live.
The sun., 1907-10-19

WASHINGTON. Oct. is.-Brig. Gen. James
Alien. Chief Signal OfSioer Of the Army
eft for the West to-day. His obiect,"
point is Omaha. where he goes to inspect
the new balloon station under way there.
On his trip back he will stop OF at 81. Lou .
to observe the work ofs the balloon corT.
OF the army and witness the races there.
he will also pay a visit to Fort Wood. Nv
where balloon tests are being conuuCted,
before he returns w Washington.
The sun., 1907-10-19
FOUR DEAD on SOUTHERN RI.
Passenger Train RIMS Into an Open switch
In North CarOlina.

GREENSBORO, N. c., Oct. is.-Northbound
Southern Railway passenger train No. 81
ran into an open switch at Judd. four miles
from here, last night. killing four persons
and injuring forty. The dead are Mrs.
June Thomas of Danville, d. Allen Bryant
Of Richmond, Va; a negro fireman and an
unidentified foregne
The reported cause Of the wreck is that
n fiagman neglected to close the switch.
leaving q freight train on the siding ex-
posed TO the passenger train. The two
collided.
The sun., 1907-10-19
UPHOLDs THE STACK TICKET.

Justice Pitney Rules Against Grinnitcs IN
Hobokcn Contest They VIII Appeal.
The ticket nominated by the Griffin
faction at the Hoboken Democratic city
convention and recognized by County
Cork Rotterdam of Hudson county as the
regular Democratic nominations was set
aside by Supreme Court Justice Pitnsy
st his home in Morrisown yesterday. The
proceedings were brought by the candidates
who were nominated at the same time by
the delegates Of the rival Stack faction.
= Justice PitnsY hela that the Gty-osno
The sun., 1907-10-19
Mrs. Cahin Gets IN Absolute Divorce.

Hartford, Conn. Oct. Is.-Mrs. Ida
Marie Cahill. teacher at the Misses Postss's
school. received the decree OF absolute
divorce at the hands Of Judge Ralph Wheeler
in the Superior Court to-day from Euesne
Crocker Cahill Of New York on grounds
Of cruelty. dessrtaon and. habitual In
temperance.