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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28
coNRIED TO INVADE BERLIN
Reported to Be Planning sc,0o0,OO
Opera House.

BOSTON. July PA Boston news
paper man, who returned from Europe
to-day, says 1t is rumored at Berlin
that Herr Conried, formerly director Of
Metropolitan Opera House, New York,
Is to build S2.O00,000 opera house
in Berlin. and that he will be fnan-
|cially supported by American capital.
Geraldine Farrar is an artist whose
services Mr.. Conried would desire. The
American song bird is popular in that
city He also wants Caruso.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28
4 y, !, . ~ Pro,f e.s 81 Dies.

M 8, saS .July 27,---''Wll-s
glta N III Montag IL, FOR man y years pro-
lessor ofS In In and mo dernI Ian ua ges
III AnhagAk Col "a e. y'nt ~ hlA xaatEnaA'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28
JAPs SWIM ASHORE.

-Four, Supposed to Have Left Dritish
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Z NEWPORT NEWS. A. July 27.---
Four Japanese seamen, who are sup
posed to have swan ashore from the
British steamship Tweedale. anchored
In Hampton Roads, two miles OF Old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28

Mrs. William H. Fisher eloped With
the son OF Senator Rayner, Of Mary.
land, from whom the Senator, she says.
Rayner had left a wife and children
and Mrs. Fisher husband. Her eldest
son is in his twenties. Rayner. who
found n5al din in N i ana his father went
there for him,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28
FnIIiere. sail. 10 Meet cz,r..

Fallieres Sails to Meet Gar.
STOCKHOLM. July 27.-Presiden,
Failieres. OF France. sailed yesterday
on board the French gunboat Cassini
for Reval. to meet Emperor Nicholas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28
$4,000 NECKLACE FOUND
Countess Won wartensIeben Recover

Her Missing Pearls.
BERLIN, July IL pearl necklace
of extraordinary beauty and valued a;
$4,000. which nysreriousiy disap-
peared tror, the apartment. Of Counters
won Wartenslebsn last February. has
been found
The countess maid had been ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-28
GOVERNMENT TO
WATCH new RATES

L ---~-
Of shippers, which have threatened TO
ask tile courts to Anjoin the roads and
prevent an increase In rates may have
something to do with the more or less
general feeling among railroad men
that the rates should not be put up
ut present.
Commission II watching.
Inquiry ut thc Offices tof the Inter.
state Commerce Commission tlistlosos
the fact that the scommission# Is having
a close check made OF all advances In
freight rates.
The body. OF course, gets no off.
cinl information Of the proposed .ad.
vances until they are set forth In tar
lifts which are required by law to be
filed with the commission thirty days
prior to the date OF going into effect.
Up to this time the principal advances
disclosed In the tariffs flied are in the
rates on packing house products, grain,
and grain products. from Ohio River
crossings to- southeastern territory.
ranging from 2 to 4 cents per 100
pounds. according to the commodity;
rates on sugar from Atlantic sea board
points and New Orleans to Chicago.
Duluth, st. Paul and other northwest
ern points. OF 2 cents per 100 pounds;
class rates from Mississippi River points
and Kansas City to Texas common
points. ranging from 10 cents on first
class to cents on tho lowest class
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
ADMIRAL CALLS ON
CHINESE OFFICIALS
EMORY VISITS PRINCE AND
IMPERIAL. WELCOMER
Men of Second Squadron Get Shore
Leave at Annoy, but Find No
Program of Entertain
ment There
[By Associated press.i

Annoy, Oct. 30.-Rear Admiral EN-
DRY, commanding the second squadron
of the United States Atlantic fleet,
came ashore this afternoon and made
formal call upon Prince Yu Lang
and Liang Tun Yen, vice president OF
the foreign board, who are representing
the imperial government in the well
come to the Americans.
Later 1900, men of the fleet and 124
officers landed. No special program
had been arranged for their entertain
ment, and the men spent the time wan
dering about the temple and the re-
ception grounds. The places most fire.
quented by the Americans were the
bazaars and the branch of the Y. M.
C. A. The postoffice and offices of the
money changers were swamped with
work, and the student interpreters
were in constant demand.
The illumination of the fleet this
evening was the cause of great wonder
and admiration among the Chinese.
One hundred and twenty-four officers
of the fleet were entertained at dinner
by the imperial Chinese commissioners
and the reception committee. The
menu was native. The dining room
was beautifully decorated.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
OF PENNSYLVANIA DEAD

NEW YORK, Oct. S0.-James Kerr,
national Democratic committeeman
from Pennsylvania, died at LAO this
morning at his summer home in New
Rochelle, following an operation for an
intestinal disorder which had made
him virtually an invalid for a year.
He was 81 years old.
Mr.. Bryan visited Mr.. Kerr last
Monday and the latter was much
elated over the visit, but almost i'm
mediately afterward suffered nerv-
Gus collapse which greatly aggravated
his already weakened condition.
1t was determined yesterday that
the only chance of saving Mr.. Kerr's
life lay in performing an operation.
This was performed late yesterday
afternoon, but the patient failed to
rally after it.
Mr.. Kerr was elected to congress in
1883 as a Democrat. He was Demo-
cratic chairman during the Patterson
Delameter gubernatorial campaign in
Pennsylvania, one Of the rare occasions
in which that state went Democratic.
Mr.. Kerr was identified with the
coal and timber interests in Pennsyl-
vania and was president and director
of a number of companies.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
SCHOOLS GIVEN
|. PROSPERITY DAY
CHAMBER ARRANGES DATE IN
ADVANCE
ADDRESS ON "HoME INDUSTRIES"
TO BE MADE
Special Time Fixed When Pupils May
Visit Products Exhibition-Art
Show Is to Be Special
Feature

The 1000 young men and women of
the Los Angeles high school are to
rally under the chamber of commerce
banner of Home Products and Pros
perity."
Arrangements were made yesterday
to hold at the high school Pros
perity Day" Wednesday, November IL,
and on this occasion President George
Fl. Stewart of the chamber of COM
merce will deliver an address on Home
Industry" and the boys and girls of
the student body will give fiye-minute
speeches on various branches of South
ern California'S manufactures.
Miss Lloy Galpin, teacher of history
and civlcs at the high school, yester-
day conferred with Secretary Virgins
and arranged the details of Prosperity
Day" at the big institution.
The celebration is set for the week
in advance of the general public OBJ
servance as a step toward familiariZ-
ing beforehand the entire population
with the purposes of Prosperity
Week" proper, which is from Novem-
Der 16 to II.
1t is planned also to give the 1000
students of the high school special
day on which they may visit the in
dustrial section and learn for them
selves at first hand the extent and
character of the manufactures and
their relation to the prosperity of
Southern California.
Free Art Display
F. w. Blanchard yesterday succeed
ed in arranging for the great free art
show that is to give Southern Cali
fornia painters and craftsmen an OPP
portunity to display their "home prod
ucts" to the best possible advantage.
This "art show will be held through
out Prosperity Week. in Blanchard
art gallery, opposite the city hall, and
entry blanks may be secured there by
artists, beginning today. Every south
ern artist will be privileged to hang
two of his works, after they have been
approved by competent board of five
judges.
Another big event in the artistic
side" of the week which was secured
yesterday is a great "home industry
musicale by the Symphony orchestra.
The great power and influence of
the Young Women's Christian associa-
ton has been thrown in favor of
Prosperity Week."
rovia board of trade yesterday sent
word the foothill town will hold cele-
bration of prosperity Week" at home,
simultaneously with Los Angeles, as
was planned for the outside commune
ties by the chamber of commerce.
Manager John H. Blackwood of the
Auditorium theater will contribute a
unique and spectacular addition to
the "blaze of glory" during "Prosprity
Week" in connection with his produc-
ton of the "home product" play writ
ten by Richard Barry at Monrovia,
1.-THE Searchlight." Mr.. Blackwood will
mount large searchlight on the high
est dome of the "Theater BeautifuP'
and will keep a great beam of light
playing upon the downtown section
throughout the celebration.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
SEPARATOR REDUCES
WAGES OF EMPLOYEES
SHARPLESS FACTORY DOING
DULL BUSINESS
He Threatened to Cut Pay of Men if
Bryan is Elected and Now
Has to to Avoid Bank
ruptcy
Especial to The Herald

CHICAGO, Oct. Solver since Presi-
separator works of Westminster, Pa,
announced some days ago he would
close down his plant in the event of
Bryan's election the orders of the plant
have fallen to such a low degree that
Sharpless now, in order to avoid gong
into bankruptcy. has cut the pay of his
workmen.
He found the farmers of the country
who are supporting Bryan are counter
manding their orders to such an extent
that their cancellations threaten to
ruin his business.
The Cincinnati Enquirer which is
supporting Taft, in commenting today
on the reduction of wages at the
Sharpless plant at Westminster, Pa,
said in special news telegram from
its own correspondent at that place:
THE recent threat of President z.
M. Sharpless of the Sharpless separat-
or works to close down his plant in
the event of Bryans election to the
presidency finds its sequel In an order
he issued today, in which he siashea
big chunks out of the remuneration of
from $50 to $50 skilled workmen, who,
as he recently assured the public, were
all Republicans with the exception OF
three. 1t cuts their pay from 10 to 20
per cent.
mo cut was made in the wages of
the unskilled laborers, of whom there
are about 300 now at work, although
there are hints that 1t will reach these
also later on.
"They now receive from SLIP to SLIPS
a day.
ut is claimed Mr.. Sharpless, through
this action, has driven his employees
into the Bryan camp. The announce
ment of this premature cut in wages,
with the admission it implies. has as
founded the leaders of both political
parties here"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
COLONISTS COME
IN MULTITUDES
TODAY is LAST FOR 0NE-WAY
RATES
RAILROADS DO BEST BUSINESS
IN HISTORY
Fifty-three Carloads Will Arrive in
Los Angeles Depots on Santa
Fe and Salt Lake Lines
Today

This is the last day of the colonist
rates from eastern points, and advices
received by railroad officials here show
that tickets to Los Angeles and other
California points are being purchased
by the thousands.
The various roads into this city are
doing the most rushing tourist business
in railroad history, and when the sea-
son is over the : Imber of cottages and
rooming houses on the doors of which
the sign ITO Rent may now be seen
will be comparatively small. Seventy
five cars of colonists are leaving Chi
cago today via the Burlington route for
Los Angeles and other points near this
city. Estimating these cars to contain
only forty persons each, which is
low estimate, this will make 5000 per-
sons coming into Southern California
on this bunch Of cars alone. The great
influx of population into this city for
the last few days, with the great rush
still to come, will not only be to the
advantage of Los Angeles during Pros
perity Week. but will mean a prosper
Gus future both to the present residents
of the city and to those who will make
for themselves comfortable homes
here.
Trains in Sections
The Santa Fe colonist trains will ar
rive lIllS InOIIllHS III four SeCllOIiS, Three
sections of which will contain ten cars
each and the other one nine. Although
this will be the heaviest day for the
Santa Fe line, the arrivals on Monday
and Wednesday will be almost equally
as great. Fourteen tourist sleepers, be-
sides coaches and chair cars, will roll
into the city this morning over the
Salt Lake road The overland will be
divided into two sections. Most of the
passengers coming over the Santa Fe
and Salt Lake lines come direct to this
state from eastern points. officials of
the general passenger department of
the Southern Pacific road in San Fran
cisco have given out figures showing
that between the first of September and
October % 1880 colonists came to Cali
fornia over the S. p. lines. These pas
sengers came by the gateway of Ell
Paso, which brought $500; Ogden,
which brought 1880, and through Port
land, by which route 1900 entered this
state.
People of the east are beginning to
realize that there is more gold to be
found in California now than was
found in '49, from the reason that there
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31

with the boys" said Prof. Moore. 1--WE
must be fair, and yet we must know
the truth of this matter"
81 understand" said Prof. ]. w. Hen
ry, assistant principal of the Los An
geles high school, "some of the boys
here have said three members of a
clan out of 1860 students could do lit
tie harm, but | do not see why they
should be indignant about it, for they
have known for two years sororities
and secret orders are against rules.
also understand one of the members OF
this institution, who belongs to the
K. D., protested when the POLYTECHNIC
members wanted to initiate Lusk and
Rouse, but his solitary protest had no
effect on the club"
Prof. J. H Francis, principal of the
Polytechnic school, when asked what
would be done with the boys. replied:
81 do not know. They will meet
with Prof. Moore and Mrs. Susan M.
Dorsey, vice principal of the other
school. Monday.
ST understand the meeting will be
private, none being admitted but the
young men of the K. D. club"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
POPULAR SONG METHODS
DON'T WORK IN PRACTICE
Woman Tries to Give Husband Dose
of His Own Medicine, but Re-
turns Home to Find
Him Gone

The futility of trying to live up to
the ideals of the latest popular songs
was discovered yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Frank Pierce of 334 South Figue-
roa street, who, after spending night
and a day away from home, returned
and found, instead of a disconsolate
husband, note lying on the table
which read, ST am gone"
MY husband had been staying out
so much at night that L grew suspi-
cious," said Mrs. Pierce $50 1 thought
would give him an idea of how it
felt to be told by man coming home
at a. m., was afraid to go home
in the dark. Thursday afternoon 1
went to the home of a friend and when
1 returned home Friday afternoon I
found a note saying, I am gone. Will
send you money. Frank / intend to
sue for divorce
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
GASOLINE STOVE EXPLODES
AND BUNGALOW is BURNED
Quick Work Necessary in Early Morn
ing Blaze to Save Family from
Being Consumed with
Home

Explosion of gasoline stove set fire
to the one-story frame bungalow owned
and occupied by George Irwin, 1889 West
Thirty-fifth place, early yesterday
morning, and caused a loss of about
$500.
Irwin was reading in a front room
and his wife had lighted the stove and
stepped out of the kitchen when the
explosion occurred. The blazing oil
was scatterd about the room and soon
the place was q mass of flames.
Irwin rushed his family from the
burning building, then succeeded in
saving some of his household effects.
No one was injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
MOORE SUMMONS
KAPPA DELTA BOYS
Superintendent of Schools, After Con-
ference with Members, viii De-
eide Whether He Will Expel
Suspended "Frat" Men

The result of an investigation by DR..
e. C. Moore, superintendent of schools,
among the students of the Polytechnic
and Los Angeles high schools belong
ing to secret societies was the sum-
mons of the members of the Kappa
Delta fraternity to meet with DR..
Moore at his office at 4:3O o'clock Mon
day afternoon, when it probably will
be decided by the superintendent
whether the boys who have been sus-
pended will be expelled or taken back
into the schools.
st cannot tell yet what will be done
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31

now exist countless more means to Sc
cure the yellow metal than by digging
it from the earth. The old Aver merely
opened the eyes of the east to the
riches of the west, but his methods
were crude and uncertain compared to
the systematic ways in which wealth
is produced in this section of the states
today
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31

tan. -ranlpe - re- az
nfrt session OF congress .adjourped IN
the summer OF isB2 and the second fes-
sion did not assemble until Decembaf
o. thsi yea
= shink The language auotea n tina
,aAnls that has been used al other time1
losarasisa - faaS xuen
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
An old Idea
Made NeW

newspaper member of the home circle The OF
evh
carefully covered
Herald wholly devoted to them and the maid
The Herald But stipulation
morbid ud, unean colored uncoored
whole duty clearly conscientousy and conse done
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
Elre in shIp,s Hold

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Oct 3d.
The steamer S. v. Luckenbach from
New York for San Juan arrived here
last night with the fire in her hold
still burning. All her passengers and
crew, thirty-one in number, are well.
The fire was discovered at 4 O'Clock
in the morning October 26, when the
vessel was 500 miles south of Sandy
Hook The passengers were at once
awakened and the small boats We're
brought out, provisioned and made
ready to lower in case it should be-
come necessary to abandon the
steamer The steamer Philadelphia
acted as convoy until the Lucken-
bach reached here.
Constitutional Amendment No. 81
u .,.,o aud ua%o P,,. tI,ga AttnotrT .
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31

them . 10 spite o. No $50
the hans Of his employees the tnr-If
thai ineiT WAGES viii not h. f-storrd
n Bryan IA elected
In explaining my ne nan redur~t
~aEea under Roosevelt ard proposed
- resto~ theu. under roft NJ Eve
Hand aat4
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
ACCUSES 15-YEAR-0LD BOY
OF STEALING 300 CHICKENS
Police Records Show Youth Has
Nearly Depleted Stock of Poultry
in Section in Which He
Lives

Charged with stealing more than 300
chickens during the last three years,
Henry Strack, Is years old, living with
his parents at 61S East Santa Barbara
street. was arrested by Detectives Ho-
sick and Zeigler.
According to police records the boy
systematically has been depicting the
supply of chickens and practically has
emptied the coops of their contents in
that section. The boy also Is charged
with stealing three watches.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
BURGLARS ENTER GROCERY
AND STEAL 1900 CIGARS

Burglars forced an entrance to the
grocery store of Raftery Brothers at
Sixth and San Pedro streets early yes
terday morning and stole 1900 cigars.
The robbery was disclosed when the
store was opened yesterday morning
and clerks found almost the entire
stock of cigars had been taken. En-
trance was obtained by a rear door
which had been pried open.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
Good, Clean
Fiction Coming

positively discount change
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policy its editorial col
editorial quality
and facts The Los Angeles
public buying the best pub
here
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
Modern
Newspaper
Making

The new Sunday Magazine ol4 inches printed on hggde book
full wide
icing the worlds Not the cuts
hghgrad engravng photographs and drawings sub
made in Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
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INVES

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31

Angeles question: publish the high
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good this unless intended
o. substantiate it.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31

Skating Wednesday and Sunday al
Venice. Good music, fine skates.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
A PuISatir1g
Page of Interest

another department improvement
that will cost much all the other improvements ut
What other
newspaper purchased short from twenty-five such
authors Cyrus Townsend Brady Sir Gilbert Parker opkon smith
Thane Charles Battel LOOMS, Anne
OIIagn Crawford Think of with
Sc Sunday newspaper
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
Ideas for
Daughters

Interest The first issue to-
of the home of American artist
every American The illustrations superb
will tell things and rete old things Never any
sensational yellow This all Others
is to be a home home
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31

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[ fArRvIEw. L
IN mn intsrviaNf
William JenninEI
ever made a spa
toTisl, as has beA
granting Of pensia
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platforms have ini
feyors a liberal %
Mr.. Bryan said
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by ne In congress.
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lcused 81 eritieisinE
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congress or any
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gresL or enywh'
trary. my record
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into thu hhnds q
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last Wiatsr UAs -
when buaineas eenS
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feel that fas Gee
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whess wages were
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
The World
At Your Door

fashions begins with tomorrows issue Without the small
fashion published Ange
The illustrations from the celebrated coumes OF Paris and are
the artists the United States
No models to be
up to witho this page
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
Paris Gowns
With The Herald

Here is idea first in the Los Angeles Herald for Misses Our
girls practically hands OF tie
prints whole Tells of the prevailing
fashions tells old be utilized and made
will bring pleasure pastm and profit The Los Angeles
Herald this
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31

Constitutional Amendment No. 81
BE sure and vote for this Amend
pent.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-31
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