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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
TRAVELLERS, IN CONGRESS,
OPPOSE PARCELS POST
Act Would Throw Business into Few
centers, Declare Commercial Men
in Session at San
Francisco

By Associated Press r.,,..,
Gan FRANCISCO. Dec. 26.-Witn
rousine enthusiasm the commerce :,
travellers congress opened mere .nis
morning. There were several hunuleu
delegates present, there being reple.
sentatives of the Travellers fr",., froeeo..ut
association. the United Commerce..
,1,s',,aisrs of America, the Pacific Coast
commercial Travellers association ano
az san francisco Commercial TraVel-
ers' association.
The opening address was made py
yor Edward r. Taylor. who SPOKE
of the relations between commerce ant
peace with foreign countries ana tnt
part played by the commercial traVel'
ers In bringing about this attitude ex'
isting between nations
This address of welcome was fol'
lowed by roll call. The purpose OF ths
meeting was dwelt on by Orrin ,. Hen
derson, president of the organization
He stated it was the purpose ol 'h'
congress to advance the standing o.
commercial travellers and work fol
certain legislation pertaining to thu
parcels post bilr' that would advance
the welfare of the members. /
Col. H d. Loveland, railroad com
missioner of the second district, formel
president of the trans Mississippi con
gress and officially representing Gov
ernor Gillett, delivered the oficla
welcome
Harry T. Moore. third national vic'
president of the Travellers Protective
association, addressed the congress OF
the subject of transportation. HI
urged the issuing by the railroads TO
the commercial travellers of low rat
mileage ticket not to be used by an.
other class of men. He also called at
tention to the large number of death
and injuries due to railroad accidents
and directed the attention of the con
gress to working for Improvement IL
train service.
The congress adopted a. resolution
condemning the proposed parcels pos
system on the ground that 1t woul
throw business into a few large com
inercial centers. The following officer
were elected:
President, Orrin S. Henderson; vic
presidents, G. w. Geanque. A. Glass. f
l.. Judell, ]. D. Warde: secretary. Ott
@. Sievers; treasurer, Harry t. Moore
Executive committee: II. r. Basford, z
J. Wzrneske, s. ]. Breyer, A. c. Bolde
man, n. Q. CIinsman. T. w. Knicker
booker. S. M, Woods. J. G. Enquisi
Emanue1 Dunn, Frank @. McGeeney
Frank Eggers, ]. ]. Baumgartner.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
PRESIDENT OFF FOR TURKEY
SHOOT AT WIFE'S ESTATE
Accompanied by His Family, Roosevelt
Leaves Washington for Few
Days at Pine Knot,
Va
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Roosevelt and his family left Washington
at ii 10 o'clock today for Pine Knot, Va,
the country home of Mrs. Roosevelt,
where they will remain until Sunday af-
ternoon next.
The trip was made in the special Twi-
light, attached to the regular train on
the Southern railway. The nearest sta
tion to Pine Knot is North Garden, a
few miles below Charlottesville. which
will be reached about 2:30 this after
noon. The drive of ten miles will then
take the party to the homestead at Pine
Knot.
Miss Carew, sister Of Mrs. Roosevelt
accompanied the party. Cross country
riding and wild turkey shooting are the
presidents favorite pastime at Pine
Knot.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
LOSS IN SAN FRANCISCO
BLAZE TOTALS 100000
Many Firms Burned out-FIames
Threaten Entire Factory Dis
trlct--6uldlngs Consumed
Nearly all Temporary
sy AauocIatad Pre.s.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2s,-In the fre
that destroyed nearly the entire block
bounded by Mission, Jessie, First and
Second streets shortly after ] o'clock
this morning several factories and stores
were burned out and the loss will
amount to more than 100000.
Most of the buildings destroyed were
temporary. The Revere Rubber company
suffered heavily.
Wooden & Little, implement dealers,
lost their building and so did the Eccles
& Smith company and Justinian Caire &s
Co., hardware concerns
Quick work by the fire department
saved large section OF the factory dis
trict, which at one time was threatened.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
SOUTH AMERICA SPENDS
S100,O0o,000 ON HARBoRS
Vast improvements Already consunn-
mated and More Planned BY the
Southern Republlcs-Unlted
States Expenditures Small
srecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26-If the South
American countries view with awed sur
prise the great fighting fleet now bearing
down along the eastern coast, the officers
and men of the powerful naval aggrega-
ton also likely will open their eyes at
the wonders of the South American
shores. For the greatest squadron of
modern battleships the world ever saw
will find safe anchorage in harbors worthy
OF It's reception. Instead of into shallow
Evans will turn the noses of his sixteen
engines of destruction into deep water
ports in which they may ride at ease.
The cruise thus will be one of educa-
ton for Americans, as well as furnishing
evidence to the world at large that this
nation is capable of upholding its honor
on the high seas. There Is rooted idea
ip the minds of people Of the United
States generally that South America is a
benighted country. with small enterprise
and fewer ambitions. The impression Is
entirely wrong.
1t was brought prominently to the at
tention Of the American people this month
that the Latin countries of the western
hemisphere are in many ways outstrip,
ping the United States. John Barrett
director of the bureau of American repub-
lies, in the course of an address before
the recent convention of the national riv.
ers and harbors congress here, said:
Plan Systematic
"The one central thought I wish tC
bring out in this address is both remark,
able and surprising, but entirely true. Il
is that our sister republics of Latin Amer
lea, which we have been in the habit o.
neglecting as unimportant and regarding
carelessly as the homo Of revolutions. ar,
spending more money and following {
more systematic plan at this moment fol
the permanent improvement OF their riv
ers and harbors than is the United States
In other words. five of our twenty sistel
nations-namely, Brazil. Uruguay, Argen
tina, Chile and Mexico-have now undei
way harbor and channel construction fol
which direct appropriations OF not les
than 500, 100000 have been made, ant
these same governments announce tina
they have only begun a vast scheme o
improvements which they contemplate"
At Rio Janeiro, the capital of Brazil
and boastfng a population of $4,000, tn
Brazilian government is spending $25, 900,
900 in making harbor improvements an,
constructing concrete basins and dock
that will slfrpass anything in this country
Brazil also is spending at Para, near tn
mouth of the Amazon, $4,000, 600; at San
tos, swampy port has been transforme
into splendid harbor at a cost of $15.
O00, 900, and at Rio Grande do Sui work /
going forward on harbor Improvement
to cost another s12,OOo0Oo.
Argentina Active
This activity is not confined to Brazil
Argentina is equally active. It's harbo
at Buenos Ayres is the pride of the coun
try aud cost $50,eo0.OOO but the govern
ment is preparing to spend $15,0O0,000 ad
! ditional in improvements. Rosario, sew
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
IL KILLED
ONCHRLSTMAS
IN NE w YORK
DOZEN HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS
PROVE FATAL
Bearing Peace Offering to Estransed
Son, Aged Man Is sIain--Ele-
waited Trains Claim
Two Victims

BY Associated fress.
NEW YORK. Dec. 26-Although the
spirit of Christmas shone in a broader
and greater charity than ever before,
New Yorks Christmas bore the marks
of passion and tragedy. a dozen muir
ders and as many more tragic deaths
marked the day.
Marino Gaeto was called to the door OF
his house and there shot dead by an un-
identified man, who escaped. The police
have no clew.
John Sweeney refused to give money
to vagrant, who, angered at the re-
fusal, struck him over the head with a
blackjack. Sweeney died in hospital.
Joseph Kundenson sustained a frac-
tured skull in fight following his re-
fusal to allow Anthony Rominsky and
Joseph Hanhany to participate in his
family celebration. It is said that Kun
denson was struck with a large brass
crucifix.
James Mundy was shot and killed by
James Carosso, because the formers sa-
loon was doing more business than the
one across the street, owned by Carosso' s
brother
Jacob Jetz and Peter Shaw, watchmen
in an apartment building, were badly
beaten by. a man who was, angered be-
cause they would not take him up stairs
In the elevator to visit servant In the
house. Jetz will die.
William Kennedy was dangerously
wounded by being shot during an alter
cation in saloon.
Knockout Drops XIII
A woman was found dead In Fifty
first street from the effects of knockout
drops.
Margaret Byrnes was burned to death
while kneeling before q shrine in her
home, one of the candles falling and ig-
Eiting her dress.
His arms filled with gifts for his chill
dren. Herman Temps was knocked down
and fatally injured by a trolley car.
John Rhinds, veteran of the Civil
War, was crushed to death under the
wheels of a trolley. Months ago Rhinds
quarreled with his son. his only relative,
and they parted. Bearing peace offer
ing, Rhinds was on his way to visit his
son when he was killed.
Anna Fitzsimmons dropped dead in the
midst of Christmas celebration in ex-
died on the same day twenty-five years
ago.
William O'Brien died from injuries re-
ceived by being run down by an auto.
Albert e. Muller was killed, falling from
the window of his room on the fifth
floor Of an apartment house.
Elias P. Hance dropped dead while at
tending a Christmas service at church.
Two men were killed by elevated
trains.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
ANCHORS AFTER LONG TRIP;
ALMOST BORNE ON ROCKS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press. :
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26-The Ameri-
can ship Shenandoah. 276 days from Bal
timore to San Francisco, arrived outside
of this port this afternoon. The weather
being foggy. she anchored in dangerous
proximity to the northern coast line. and
when the danger was realized the vessel
signaled for assistance. Fishermen
brought in the report that she was
aground, and a number of tugboats were
sent out. The Shenandoah was towed to
safer anchorage and will be brought into
port in the morning. Ten per cent rein
surance had been offered on the Shen-
andoah. s.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
DISPUTE TO BE
SE77LEDBYCONGRESS
(continued from Page one,

(Continued from Page One.D
of and actions of any person not of his
own staff corps.
The staff officers for their part hold
that this act does not in any sense
abridse any rank formerly enjoyed by
a staff officer. and a careful perusal of
the act appears to justify the statement
that this provision is open to contro-
versy and that 1t Is reasonable ground
for difference of opinion as to the mean
ing of the law
Secretary Metcalf again today declined
to enter into any discussion of the issues
which prompted Admiral 'Brownson's s
resignation as chief of the navigation
bureau, and declared he knew nothing
about the statement of Surgeon General
Rixey that the internal administration
of the bureau of medicine and surgery
had been interfered with by the bureau
of navigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27

members of the board to receive a per
diem and travelling expenses.
viii Introduce Bill
The proposed bill will be passed upon
by the National Guard association and
then properly introduced in congress.
Governor Henry A. Buchtel of Colorado
has recently taken a life membership in
the National Rife association. Cover
nor Buchtel is a Methodist minister and
chancellor OF the university of Denver, a
Methodist institution, but believes in
rifle practice as a preparation for the
proper defense of the country.
This year he gave three medals, one
each of gold. silver and bronze, for COM
petition in the Colorado national guard
individual match.
In connection with the proposed rifle
range for the navy ION the Pacific coast,
similar to the one at Guantanamo, bill
has been introduced In congress for the
purchase of the Rancho del Encinal,
known as the Henry ranch. in San Luis
Obispo county. Cal. 1t is said this ground
is we'll adapted for a rifle range and
maneuvering ground. 1t is understood
that should the state of California ac-
quire suitable rife range the navy
department would be willing to equip
it in return for the practice afforded the
sailors.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
HEART DISEASE KILLS
"TExAs," ANIMAL TRAINER

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Dec. 26.--Wilfiam
Bell, an animal trainer, known to circus
men throughout the country. dropped
dead here last night Of heart disease.
Bell, who was known as Texas" was IS
years old. He was one of the few men
who could control Rajah. the famous
man-lxilling elephant.
Bell is credited with having on several
occasions saved the lives OF circus people
by his clever handling Of Rajah.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
FATHER KILLS TODDLING
SON, THINKING HIM THIEF
Bertram Somers of San Jose Fires at
Figure by Window, Instantly Fl
Staying Five-Year-old
Child
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN JOSE. Cal, Dec 26.--A sad tragedy
occurred at an early hour this morning,
when Bertram Somers shot and killed his
little boy, aged years having mistaken
him for a burglar. The child, it is be-
lieved, was walking in it's sleep. The
parents were awakened by noise in the
room and, seeing the. outline OF figure
near the window, they concluded It was
that of burglar. Somers reached for
his pistol and fired, killing the child in
stantly.
Somers is the son Of Robert Somers. a
prominent temperance leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
SULTAN TWICE DEFEATS
FORCES OF PRETENDER
Rehaman Trihesmen RepuIsed with
Loss of TWO Hundred-Reln-
forced, Again Beaten Back
by AbdeI Aziz
AZ Aasociated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MOROCCO CITY. Dec. 26.--Reeent
lighting in this vicinity has resulted
in two victories for partisans of Abdel
Aziz, the sultan.
The Rehamans, followers of Mulai
Hang, the southern sultan, attacked
the Shragna tribesmen, partisans of
Sultan Abdel Aziz. but were repulsed
with a loss OF 200 men. After receiv-
ing 500 reinforcements from Mnlai
Hafg the Rehamans attcked a second
time. but again suffered defeat.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
RETURNING FROM DANCE,
YOUTH SHOOTS TWO GIRLS
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Dec 26-Theresa zalenski,
% years Old, was shot and killed and
Victoria Stokes, 10 years old. was shot
through the arm by Frank Kozelski,
fiance of the Zalenski girl. while return
ing from a dance here last night. Koz-
elski was arrested. The motive for the
shooting is not known.
Henry Bender was shot and instantly
killed last night by Milo Thompson, me-
gro, in State street saloon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
Mary Garden ReouperatIna
BY Associated Press.

BY Assoclated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2s--Mary Garden.
the prima donna, who has been seriously
Ill with the grip. has SO far recovered
that she will go to Atlantic City today
for a day or two.
Louise" the new opera, the production
Of which has been postponed twice be-
cause of Miss Gardens Illness. will be
sung at the Manhattan opera house JAN
uary 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
Seventeen Hurt in Collision
Bv Aesoclated Press

DENVER. Dec. 2e-Seventeen persons
were injured. none fatally, in q collision
between two trolley cars on the Denver
Tramway company's line last night at
West Twenty-ninth avenue and Decatur
street One OF the cars should have
taken siding. but failed 10 do so and
tho two cars crashed together head on.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
rrnun

An attack of Group can be warded off
by giving Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy promptly at the first indication %
the approach Of the disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
cnLns CAusE HnADACHE

LAXATIVE BHOMU QUININE fe'
moves the cause. Used the world over
to Cure a Cold In One Day. E. w
Groves niRnature on box. 25o-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
viii Introduce Bill

members of the board to receive per
diem and travelling expenses.
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pas altnot,pous.

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bob id i9nen Maiisr su5ebe.
plantlaer, Wein9dnoler.
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