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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
COURT WILL HEAR
RUFF CASE TODAY
Application Of Attorneys for a Writ Of
Habeas Corpus for Indicted Boss
to Be Acted Upon This
Morning

The state supreme court, which
opened yesterday morning in the Bull
lard block, VIII this morning announce
decision on the application of the
attorneys for Abe Ruef Cor writ of
habeas corpus for the indicted boss and
upon this action of the court will rest
the personal liberty Of Ruef.
The petition for the writ was to have
sen acted upon yesterday, but owing to
the late ar'Yfal of papers from San
Francisco az lon was delayed until this
Chief il ice Beatty and Justices
Shaw, LoF an and Sloss were present
to hear I lions EN- banc. The other
three justie failed to make train con-
nection' tas said, but will be on
ne bench this morning.
~1orge Beebe was present as deputy
attorney general to represent the state
In any matters coming up for adjudi-
cation.
Counsel for Norris elk, convicted of
the murder of Mrs. Can. "A in January
OF 1905, asked the court extend his
time for argument today, a ne stated
It would take at least an hour and a
half 10 expound the grounds on which
the appeal was taken from the crimi-
nal department of the superior court.
The case will come up this morning
for argument and the chief Justice in
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
MINE OWNERS IN AUTO
WILL VISIT MINING CAMPS

E. G. Gilbert, G.. e. Darling, Mr..
Kiefer and DR.. Garner will leave this
morning in Thomas flyer for Darwin,
the new mining camp in Inyo county,
California, to be absent about ten
days. On their trip the party will also
visit a number of other valuable
claims En- route the party will visit
MoJaVe, Jawbone canyon and Kieler.
Captain Rose, who discovered the Dar-
win mining camp, is now at Darwin,
accompanied by Colonel Oddly, the we'll
known mining operator of Tonopah,
who with Charles M. Schwab and other
millionaires are likely to become ac-
lively interested in the Darwin prop
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
= - - CURES

The hrst symptom of Contagious Blood
ulcer which does not always excite suspicion
u the poison becomes firmly rooted the
uSerae spots rash breaks the
ha begins out glands the
uceratng form the limbs is not ali If
the poison allowed
makes
VIII not do amper with disease powerful Contagious Blood Poison
or every day the virus blood
more dangerous stage and the end beyond the
treatment There is but certain reliable
1sSn and that s S. the greatest of all blood purifiers This remedy
te disease the right by going down into the blood
forcing particle the
the different of the body system and cures
hs huming and destructive disorder
commences patient under Of 81 s s. and
continues until vesge the
sufferer completely restored to health s. experiment. It
and has cured thousands
sye stage and being entirely free from minerals certain
treatment suffering with this
out Of blood with before further DAMAGE S hone
treatment book the disease and medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA. CA
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
TO PLAY FOR "P0L"

= The Polytechnic board of control has
recured the services Of the Symphony
orchestra of Chicago for an entertain
ment to be given for the students and
faculty OF the Polytechnic and Los An
geles high schools. The orchestra will
play Wednesday afternoon, April II, in
the auditorium of the Polytechnic
school, the time of which has not yet
been set.
Owing to the attraction being opened
to the faculty and students of both high
schools the management has found 1t
necessary to adopt the precaution of not
admitting outsiders to the entertain
ment to prevent overcrowding of the
auditorium. Special arrangements have
been made. however, to admit few
students of the Pasadena high school
and limited number of parents.
The program will be arranged espe-
cially for the occasion and will contain
some novel features. Tickets are now
on sale at the high schools.
A tryout for the oratorical contest to
be held May II under the auspices Of
the Southern California Oratorical asso-
citation viii be held In the auditorium
OF the Polytechnic high school Friday
evening, April 10.
Some ffteen students will par
tiCipate In the tryout. Each has chosen
his or her subject and will deliver an
essay Friday evening. The eloqi ence Of
the Grafton and the depth OF the sub
ject will be taken into consideration
judges, who will decide upon the
winner. N
The person winning first honors "
the tryout will represent the Polytech-
mic school in the larger contest, in
which representatives from the Los An
geles, Occidental, Polytechnic and Uni
versity OF Southern California will con-
test.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16

er 1t was woman or a man was not
discovered. A man was in front of
the place on the lookout for the patrol
man and pair fled as a citizen ap-
preached the place. Several articles of
small value were missing from the win
dow, the glass of which was broken.
Enters Mammoth Store
f. o. Osborne. agent for the building
at 519 South Broadway. discovered a
burglar at work in the Mammoth shoe
store. He started afer the man, who
eluded him and escaped to the street,
where he made a quick getaway.
Thieves entered the home of A. N.
We'll, 1907 Toberman street, Saturday
night and stole a watch and 1915 in
money.
The room Of Miss I. Maskata. 221
North San Pedro street, was entered
and purse containing $25 was stolen.
The office Of F. #. Graves and Arthur
Wright, 210 Currier building, was en-
tered and about 81 worth of postage
stamps were stolen.
A watch and S36 was stolen from the
home OF III. r. Hall. 1405 Bond street.
S. j. Sweat, living at 1889 Albany
street, reported the loss of $11.35, which
was stolen Sunday night.
Three hundred pennies and a watch
were stolen from the home of b. e.
Amos, I'll South Olive street
Chris Hixon, proprietor of a saloon
at 1l3 East First street. reported that
his place was entered Sunday and eight
quarts of whisky, two boxes of cigars
and $l3.p0 We're stolen.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
Raag@ 1saNN@ 20agN@ aSaaae gaaXN@ SAap@ &9aA9Nag
|" Memorable Tuesdays" Special Sales
LDoSh DnL. LoceS Uorth to ST at

very special offering for Memorable Tuesday spen-
did of dainty French and round mesh German
Vaenciennes edges and Insertions in floral and
conventional designs; in matched SETS while others
are separate patterns pretty for trimming waists
tunes and lingerie
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
BURGLAR SURPRISED
WHILE R0BBING STORE

The store of the Garfield Hardware
company at 5S7 South Broadway was
entered by burglar at 1880 O'Clock
yesterday morning. an entrance being
obtained by opening back window
with Jimmy
While he was in the act Of ransack-
ing the store two men ON their way
home saw him at work and notified
Patrolmen Hall and McCart When the
officers arrived the thief had taken the
\ arm and made his escape the way he
entered.
1t is believed that he is the same mar
who robbed the Mammoth shoe store
earlier In the night. A soft ha thought
TO belong TO the burglar, was found on
the floor near the open window. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
MANY BURGLARIES
BUT NO ARRESTS
Police Kept Busy Chasing the Elusive
Petty Criminals, Who Reap
Small Harvest of
Loot

Nine burglaries, which occurred Sat-
urday and Sunday nights, were report
ed to the police yesterday. and M. NJ.
Adams, a mining man, reported the
loss of $3.50, of which he said he was
robbed as he left the train at the Ar
cade station Sunday.
Two of the burglars were seen at
work. but neither of them was cap
tured one was observed breaking into
p. p. Gianeras' jewelry store at Gil
San Fernando street. The robber was
dressed in woman's clothes, but wheth-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16

timated that ample time would be given
for covering the law points involved.
Eleven cases were on the motion
calendar yesterday afternoon. Today
nine cases are set for argument.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
LAW FIRMS SECRETARY
DIES AT LONG BEACH

The funeral of Robert William Darby,
for many years secretary Of the law
firm of Bicknell, Gibson, Trask, Dunn
& Crutcher. will be held at the attor-
ney's home, 1S47 East Thirteenth street,
this morning. Interment will take
place at Rosedale.
Darby was 3S years old. The arduous
duties connected with his position as
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
is FINED SIS FOR
BUMPING MANS HEAD

Frank Reyes, charged with battery,
was fined $15. with an alternative Of
fifteen days in the city jail, when ar
raigned before Police Justice Chambers
yesterday morning.
G. III. Frost. proprietor OF a rooming
house at 144 South Main street. the
complainant, exhibited a severe lacera-
ton on the forehead which he claimed
vas Reyes work.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
DC FOR Wells AND DRAPES
kOk WORTH TO 75c

Face wells, auto wells and hat draperies Of
silk tissue, Grenadine and tuxedo mesh some
plain with striped borders and hemstitched
ends; others dotted or figured centers; still
others with trimmed borders black and
street colors.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
Choose
Dr.. Graves
Tooth Powder

Dentists say "It is the best
dentifrice and antiseptic in the
world for the teeth and gums
leaves the enamel white and
cleaning; also leaves delicious
after taste"
In handy metal cans or bottles. 25e.
DR.. Graves Tooth Powder Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16

secretary of the law firm shattered HE
health and he left the city for vaca-
ton. The end came at Long Beach
Sunday, Mr.. Darby was a member Of
the knights of the Maccabees. He was
a native of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16
Educational Note

Towner-How long did it take you to
learn no VITO run an automobile?
Rownley-Oh, five or six.
Towner-Five or six what? Weeks?
Rownley-No; automobiles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-16

Homeless children received and placed
Ia houses for adoption. Apply Rev o.
isiSe' s9perinfenaent Ghldrens Home
geles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16

II Is almost universally admitted
among army officers that a well rcgu.
lated cantccn at an army post reduces
drunkenness among the soldiers.
When the men are not able TO buy
beer aud light wines inside the post.
they go 10 low saloons In the vicinity.
and indulge In excuses. n this Is
true nj an army post Il Is true In large
towns and cities. Regulation beats
prohibition. a Chicago preacher says
he will never consent 10 leealizing the
rum traffic at army posts, even though
Il results In less liquor drinking
among the soldiers lie Is In favor OF
suppressIng the low saloons on the out
side. But the trouble Is that the low
saloons cannot be- suppressed: anyway
running back many thous.
ands Of years. shows that they are not
suppressed Any plan that reduces
aud poverty. meets with
the approval Of the Globe. In all re-
form work. the trouble il that Reform.
rrs demand too much.-Atchison Globe
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
MORNING IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Res, and Peace TO the faded o~sllsr
In the City.

What rccoilcctlons these thoughts %
mornings In the mountains brings as,
Tho soft breeze. laden with the odors
~ pine and balsam. steals through our
open window. The lazy rcstfulnoss %
doing nothing. n nothing Il ploascs as
10 do. or the anxiety Tor action when
action has been decided upon. the
healthy. vigorous appetite waiting TO
be- satisfied. Where do we find such
mornings except In the mountains7
And the ovoninga-the silent restful
evenings: the body tired. but the mind
lnylgoratcd by the long tramp over
mountains or strenuous work Of trout
Ing aud photographing And last. but
BY no means least. those camphrca.
with our party gathered around within
a circle Of light. talking over the en-.
pcricnccs ~ the day. singing songs and
telling stories. Who that has sat and
listened 10 good stories while watch
Ing the climbing flames and smoke 81
campfire viii ever forget ~
Thoughts that are impossible como
then. You are carried away and be-
come n part Of the story that Is being
told. hut We are In the city. with It's
noise and bustlcl Let as get out 81 u.
and be on for the mountains for two
weeks sweet communion with nature.
Cutters BOOK.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16

While Il is not perhaps, n proper
matter for n newspaper discussion the
Banner cannot refrain from congrat.
ulatIng Bennington lodge OF Elks on
It's victory at Philadelphia. While the
members OF the local lodge had no
fears as 10 the final outcome they had
been placed IN n dlsagrceable posi-.
ton by the false and vague charges
Of somebody unknown TO them and ON
whom they were unable TO place their
finger II Is therefore gratifying to
have these charges shown up In their
proper light nj the grand convention
.of the order OF all the fraternal or.
ders aud societies In town Bennington
lodge OF Elks Is easily the most repre-
sentative II numbers 1iS members
including most OF the leading citizens
Of the town and In any public spirited
movement In Bennington the members
Of the local lodge OF Elks will always
be found taking n foremost part.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16

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Shaa, tdclaen As1lSA DtSoOvsEf' end
Ths answer hk1S s0oldSn Medical
Diacoyory ID q most potent alterative OF
blood-pufinSr, and tonlo Ok ipyieorator
and actS especially. fayorably In . cnre-
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faces, e. q the' nasal peaslsss, throat snd
ss SS.s,I .: BE- S:ss e s.; &:
nasal p1SaSSts, the hSQAt, laUnl, bron'
CHA, SssnE1kaS atliftal dYspep,ish
bowslsstas maSoya> dsssE6yAl Gdder,
uterus OF other ptivlo orghtSA Exan In
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S Tssf tns u .s N5sT nv m
iftbowSrilf JSI SentIS Eciihe Inv ofat
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out, over-worked vomen--no matter what
has caused tho breakdown, sFavorite
Prescription will BE- found most effective
In building no the strength, regulating
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and bringing about . healthy, vigorous
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A book Of particulars wraps each bottle
giving tho formulas OF both medicines and
quoting what scores Of eminent ped.
lcal authors, whose works are consulted
By physicians Of all the schools OF practice
as guides in prescribing, say OF each In
gredlent eptering into these medicines.
The words OF praise bestowed on the
several ingredlenu entering Into Doctor
Pierco's modicines BY such writers should
have more weigh, than any. amount OF
non professional testimonials, because
such men arc writing for the guidance OF
thek medical brethren and know whereof
they speak.
Both medicines are nop-alooholic, nom
secret. and contain no harmful habit
forming drugs, being composed Of glyeerie
extracts OF the roots OF native, American
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
CHAPTER XIV.
CRANKY intrvdss Again.

burbank had grown like a fungus
In his own esteem.
Tho adulaiion 81 the free excursion.
lists had poured In upon him. the
euiogica In the newspapers. the Fat
teriea Of those about him. eager 10
make themselves solid" with the
man who might soon have the shak
ing Of the huge. richly laden prosi.
dental boughs % the plum trcc-thla
combination Of assaults upon sanity
was too strong for a man with such
vanity a. his. a traitor within. lie
had convinced his last prudent doubt
that he was indeed child 81 des.
tiny lie was rcsCntiul lest ! might
possibly think myself more important
than he Ia the success % the cam.
palgn. And his resentment vas deep.
cncd by the probably lnccsaant re.
mindcrs % his common sense that all
this vast machine. public and secret.
could have been set IN motion Just
NJ effectively for any ono 81 n score of
Statesmen" conspicuous IN the party
saw through his laborcd cordial
ity. and u depressed me AGAIN
started me down toward those depths
Of sclfcondcmnation from which I
had been held up for n few days by
the excitement Of the swiftly throng
Ing events and by the necessity Of
putting my whole mind upon moves
for my game
4 am heartily clad you we're sue.
ccssful." ho began when We were
alone That takes a weight on my
mind
You misunderstood me. see"
said I. = haven't got anything from
those people IN New York NJ yet. hut
within n week thcyil be begging me
TO take whatever I need. Thwing'a
report will put them In panic"
His face fell. Then I must be e..
peclally courteous 10 0oodrich." he
said. after thinking intontly. your
hopes might be disappointed.
Not the slightest danger" was my
prompt assurance And n YOU take
my advice. you will ask Goodrich how
his agent fosnd Senator scarborough's
health. and then order him out OF this
house. Why harbor a deadly snaSo
that can DO OF no use 10 your"
"But you seem 20 forget. Harvey.
that he n the master Of AZ least the
eastern wing OF tho party. And you
must now see that he will stop At
nothing unless he Ia pacihcd."
"He IL the fctoh-andoarry Of Rn i'm.
pudent crowd In Wall street" re-.
tortcd. that n all When they hnd
no can no longer do their orrands,
they'll throw him over and come 10
US. And We can have them on our own
terms"
We argued. with growing irritation
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
nlnn,,t Kan In m, VOID.

The other day n small boy asked II
I would not tell him Vho was the big
gcst man that ever lived In the world.
and mentioned Goliath. Why. the vic.
tim ~ little David was n pygmy In
comparison with Og. king 81 iiashan.
Og was 23.O31 cublts IN height
lncariy six mllcsl. lie used 10 drink
water from the clouds. When he ate
fah he toasted II by holding II be
fore the orb Of the sun. lie asked
Noah To take him into the ark. but
Noah refused. when the food was
at its deepest Il did not reach 10 the
knees Of this giant. OK lived 5000
years. and then he was slain by the
hand Of Moses. Moses himself was
rs feet high. og's mother was Enac.
n daughter of Adam Her fingers
we're n yard long. and on each she
had two sharp nails. She was de.
yourod by Wild beasts. OF course. all
this u from the rabbIs. And pro
sumo 10 gay the tradition Ia the origin
Of Jack the Giant Killer-N Y. preaa
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16

train tomorrow 1 said II thought
you'd be glad to know that I've made
satisfactory arrangements in New
York-unexpectedly satisfactory"
That's good-eXcellent," came the
reply. / noted an instant change OF
tone which told me that burbank had
got by some underground route, news
OF my failure In New York and had
been preparing to give Goodrich a
cordial reception.
III Goodrich comes, James," went
on, don't see him I'll I've seen
you"
A pause. then in a strained voice:
But I've given him an appointment
at nine tomorrow"
Put him on I'll noon. TIL be
there at II. It's-lmperatiye" That
last word with an accent ] did not
like TO use. but knew how TO use
and when.
Another pause. then: Very well.
Harvey. But we must be careful
about him. DO Mllt has told you
how dangerous he is. hasn't he?"
"Yes-how dangerous he tried "a
be-" was about 10 add that Good
rich was fool 20 permit any one
% 40 20 such n man as Scarborough
With such n proposition: but ! be.
thought mo OF Burbanks acute moral
sensitiyoness and how II would be
rasped by the Implication OF his op-
ponont's morai superiority. Were
past the last danger. James That's
all. Sleep sound. Good night"
Good night. old man" was his 70
ply In his poses tone for affection
but I could imagine him posing there
In his night shirt. the anger against
mo swapping IN his eyes.
on the train the next morning. De
Mllt, who had evidently been doing
little thinking. said: Il hope you
won't let II out % Cousin James that
told you Goodrich was coming 90
see him"
Certainly not" ! replied. not los.
Ing the opportunity b. win over 60
myself one 40 near 10 my political
ward. I'm deeply Obliged 10 you for
telling me" And presently went
on: ny the way. has anything been
done for you for your brilliant work
at Saint Ky
"oh. that's all right" he said. =
guess Cousin Jamcsll look after me
unless be forgeta about H." Cousin
james" has always had the habit %
taking favors for granted unless re-
ward vas pressed for: and since be
had become a presidential candidate.
he was incllninE more than ever 20
look on a favor done him as n high
privilege which was its own re-.
ward.
made no Immediate reply % De
NIT. but Just before Ne reached the
capital. ! save him a chcque for S..
900. "a little expression Of gratitude
from the party" said l. Your re-.
ward will come later" From that
hour he vas mine. for he knew now
by personal experience that 'thc boys
we're right In calling me apprccia.
tive.
II IL better 90 ignore a debt than
90 pay with words
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
no..e. Crowd Threateu 4. Lynch.

BOSTON, July 1o.-Jeremlah Crow
Icy, an assistant In the livery stable OF
Dennis o'Connell, was fatally stabbed
By Joseph Mosconl, an Italian, after
Crowley had refused to allow Mosconi
to take out team belonging TO anoth-
er Italian. Crowley died two hours
later at the Relief hospital, After the
stabbing Moscoul fed down tho street,
pursued by a crowd, some OF whom
shouted threats of lynching, but he
was eventually taken safely Into police
custody.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
rorpsdosd nIa.Ins steamer.

oRAN. Algeria. July l5,-Flre broke
out with such violence aboard the
British steamer Canada, lying I'm the
harbor here, that destroyer towed
her out into the roadstead and torpe-
doed her as the only means Of saving
her from destruction. The Canada can
be raised without difficulty, as she
lies IN shallow water.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
Was in Poor Health for Year..

Ira w. Kelley OF Mansfield. Pa.
writes: Il was IN poor health for two
years suffering from kidney and biad.
der thouble aud spent considerable
money consulting physicians without
obtaining any marked benefit but was
cured by Foley's Kidney Cure and I
desire 10 add my testimony that II may
be the cause OF restoring the health OF
others" Refuse substitutes. II. A..
Qulnlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
Are You Looking for a PuddIno'

Most people are and DZerta Quick
Pudding IL the only quick dessert that
delights aud satisfies every housokccp.
er aud the entire family. Every pack.
age guaranteed under the Pure a Ood
Laws. Try package Of DZcrta Pud.
ding today from your grocer and you
will buy often and tell your friends.
Various fayors nj all grocera. i0copts.
order today. Makes excellent pies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
no,h.r and chlid Die In Agony.

HAwKINsvILLE. Ga. July To-
Eight miles below here Mrs. Mack Me.
Klnley. twenty-five years old, after
some words OF difference with her hus'
band. swallowed dose Of strychnlne
after giving some 10 her twoyear-old
daughter. She then told her husband
OF II, who thought II was a Joke. Soon,
however. mother and child died In
great agony.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
Roo.svsIt and bryan Graft FIghtcr.,

SEATTLE. Wash, July l5.-Before a
large gathering OF Christian Endeayor.
ers In Tent willlston. Rev. Ira Land.
rith OF Nashville, Tenn, In an address
on Graft and Grafters" linked the
names OF Roosevelt and Bryan as the
greatest fighters the country has ever
known against graft aud corruption.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
FRANK Z. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

Norway has law requiring that a
woman about TO be married present n
certificate showing she is a competent
cook. There Is, by the way. very lit
tie dyspepsia In Norway