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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18
MAXWELL DOES FINE WORK


NEW EOE-E Dec rz.-W-hsn lhs r-Eps
were ci8Hed fur lunchsnrl. Al mn 3 duzsn
o. the Bn cnmperttnrs hAe EnOr Instr FRS
fry rErEHuE m the Championship pre-
IirIliuEry match 0f Ehs UE-i1uEI clay hire
championship meet unasr the HuHutceH u-
me Nsw York Arhlsric chm a. III TrEpsrE
Island rrEpE EodHy-
Al mat stage c u RuItnEB uf NeV
Eurk Pred HEcksr1 uf AriEuric CRY EnG
George { AIcCErry n F'tIfIadslEihia- lad me
amateurs WIN scurss Of furrE-s IEn1 uur uf
q possible r-rry- GIeurEE Marvel q Hnl-
stein Neh- End J A z ELH0rr q Brook
y-n were rns hiEh ruEH among me pro-
fsasiuuEls each also having uads turry-
eight The most rsuErkEble gznIhlriun a
shnurtnE o. rhs forenoon sszsim was ma
o. Marvel VIM Il q nne-E-msd mai
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18

F'uLIsr5--Errp5eI company asks Er7-
sruuauf II rsul-r charges tur sHlvass q
aredrs boat EEEs
Juarss q tns supreme cnE-r decide 10
rerEtr The members e ne commission
uuzil AprtL -S0s- Page
JUDGE Tan Ia11 View Tark 1u- Augusta
Ga. yssrsraay taking lUuehsun wi-h
E-eHidsn1 E-u0Hsvsl1 a. " asi-1uErun on
hIs wEy- EEEs !
A bIIzzara covered TIE state af Wis
c0ns5u yez-=raEy. grsEtly impeding tsls-
graph service PREH !
Members u rhs house pass q resllu-
non calling FUR p-uuf Uf the trurh Of
the ur1srEnces Of the president WIZ rs-
spec1 ID rhe secret service uf the EUv-
srnman1 PEEs :
Eviasnrs IL ths HAtus trial is Win
the intention u making 7 J HEtus
equally guilty wtrh his brDrhsr n the
crime PaEs 3
Senator Esu-Es1r MADE q spsArh on
postal savings BANKS yes1sraEy IA The
senate PEEs J
Charles ? THff win open hsE6u Garusrs
81 Columbus n the senatorial dgE1
The uew Turkish Parliament WIS
opened yesterday amid strange scenes
1ur q runsrtruriuuRI body Page
Esns-El Simon has been elected presi-
dent u aEya FHEs !
EEEERED
W. A wiley was found moi EuIltE q
uu-dsr IL lhs trial ri Lincoln PHEs
local
0l6 county DAY proves drawing cH1'n
n the Curn show. North cuuuErynszn
and Bohsr1iunk murh II sv-fdsncE.
P1Ee J
CniraEp rEIlruR6 men surprised 81 Ehs
mRgriEnae uf Ehs earn HhHw- EAgs .
WDuRn ts whom FE1le senr mnaey Er-
r.ivRs rum ChirAEB and announces ns-
tz1rs1sriun 1D hslp htn Uut ~ ms rruuhlE
1UWR and Nsh-GskR IuIplsTnsTt Mems
sssociHr1uus decide ID unite PEgs 4
oo1nTEczA1 AE1 UDuE-zzAl-
Live stock markets PAEs
Gran nzE-ksrs- E1Ea
Srucks and BONDS EGgs 5
NUTEHTTS u OCEAN ETEAzEZFE
PurL A-rysc AGllsa
XIV TuEE TadariEnd
NApIEE -nuuntr
I.Tf-EF pu1L. Lauruula LaakH AHniEnaa
R9ETuN WIuftrsdia1
gsEIEEHlI rs r. VI. iHr ayuzzE
PELAuELF Ella MnusnIiEu.--------
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18
DEATH REc0RD.


EAEVAEn. EH1- DIG --ESpectEl THle-
ErEm-J O. WALEsr died EndEy ~ hiz
huEls A. CmE- Eu-L Heceu-lv ns WEs cash
iEr ~ 1ns EZEnu-EH bank Et CnC End a.
THE time ~ ms 1ea-h wEE me urzstdsu1 a
g chEin u1 banks luca-s1 e. GenerE- Dssh-
Iar EGEEr, Clay Center Ena had n Hf
vas E,rlnutnsu1 Mason and EIk und v-Hs
ore uf the lsadlug ei-lzens % -his scion
u- lls sIE1s, being very pupulEr and en-
"a uuis-uE- Eie WEE G-h0aI sf YEAS uIa aue
lsavgs 4 we ana 81 Children
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18
BuZZLR0 coYERs WISCONSIN
fe1epkune and Teh-ErEHh IE1es sus-
fer severely EE H=sU11 81
E1nrm-FoE GenerHa-

MLWAEEEE. Wa Dee IA hiizzE~z
which pzHvE-iHc E- laHr uiEr- wuHuEtr
lErsa1 deHzruC-Iun "a telephone EuG uais-
EuEslh Enus iu 1nH EizzL1rT % Ensbuyg 4
E,uE1 n aE-EzlE-nr- Puma d. Lar Ans Csh-
knAn- RE HnuE b n=EET Eud Esr
CEIEAzsl. Lsuc- Tie nsisE-EGIt rTu-
pEulsE E.6EE ssparl=f ran and 1tsE Ea1ss-l
nruu ma Cnaz-znE ms 1r E-r1EuLl-E .l.I1E
1zun r. Ezl ID -a1.1aa-ILls. -szlasz-ll.E Es--ss
hasEE- h-E 1-E sz@-E -zaG a.lE lr z2-
mE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18
GENERAL SIMON PRESIDENT
E1ecIed an Place sf N0rd
AIeEAE-

POZ[~AC Prince De- --.-GsnHrHl Al
rnln4 EiInun. me lsader q me 1Rsl rHrulu-
riun N EEyr- thar rssulrsd IN the fhEnr ~
F-estasn1 Nuru AisEE rum Lhe CzptzEl
ana WhB made MS rriumphAl entry tur8
Furr An Prince -su days EEn. WAS rn1ay
unanimously sisc-sd president u -hs r.
public ny lha EEt-lan congress-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18
EKTAS VIA sFEAK sATVEDAr


Bal A91 AsCF l1nE-
WLll-U J. EsryEZ WI HgsaaE "A seaaa..l-s
a. me NEilus- Cara szsosl-iln SAru-aar
the llls- Gay HI Bryan whose EdG-sas =
-l-lec .E 2 H. w. ~ llr a. nsau -
LIZ ra-l ~ q 0etHEr-l-r tEE-r1-rlHs - WtIsr
"a H. b g-sl-- managing sdz-1u ut rn-
= a-la--lzrai1- 8 --zlrE-Gl- Pans far ~
H--ar-aluzzez- lars -nclads al .rsa--usI
-uu1reaE E-llh 49, ns E--slaa-e ~ ru-s
s~ulEE-Iuu u-Era-s Ena rsrsuuzl auE rs-
L-i-L -rsu1s ~ M BT-E-
E.E c-L-ezs a. me sEuus -u-L = l. A.
auEpaHL NL hErz -r o. wrr uu7u h--
-E rua- Ia BE- 80 D. -s--raz -
sEEulsr WL-ler G1urv lsaa
Ths Ers wllk l-r Ezrs -tsr I--En
t-1aT ana $50 EmuuE NEr hrs -
rsarE vlsZ-l lt1~ fzE.zEz u n -arre a
-sa1-n LIuEI fuE EL sEEI 1m ur ~
alrEs uzl1arE % -1a sHszanE L1 ErH1a
= -As-z11-zsn ElE t--E ziar zzl-u1z1 nasur-
nss Eaz s1ls -as rll ~ 1riarl-z- % 49,
So 7zalz lr--al1 E-Ells1 - srrIIzl-
-l-G ~ zl-lulaa ---4 aa1l1. c1ms 81
- ~ - z1lz-u NaasunE. - 60 =.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18

WAEELA5TCN. Is-c- I-----igne II EassG
a. HirE1lE- h-El- WaE lnday Epputnlad
suuertu-sndeu- ~ Ehe division uf ralw-ur
AcuJs-uauIE ~ rna rus-u-1fne ueuurlDeu1
IN sucnsasiun 1D gussph SleWar- WhD re-
rsn-E Was mEas serund EHHiE-En1 post-
ulAE-H- EenerEL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18
OMAHA FIRN ASKS RELIEF
PDIlEri-cEupbsl COMPANY wants Rll
RENTED for Drs6gs Salvage
5TRKETT On POSTAL sAVTNGS
Nes-nHkzn SeHHrer rs-Ifrern Speech In
Th- Se-na1- IN line Win Party
F1&rfor-m D-cka-E items en-
that Suh5ert-
sURKETT On POSTAL SAVINGS

lFrur q S-EE rl--HHpuudsr--1
WASHING -sT--IV -,er Special -Hle-
E-Em- .-SanH-1r IT WI presumed Lsadurs
ZisEIH- q Omaha To zhs engineer officer
u1 -hs a. derpar-ueur rudu- WI E-=cill
reference 90 a ciui-n against the F'nilArd-
C2rrEnaL Dredging c1r1- uu-v. whuse asa-
went On q sanEbR- in rne Missouri -rvH-
Eur1R ri1H az A r--e-rzsr1 bra -Emz
-1 TIE -Hlief uf 1hs mE-uunH6 Fsu-.E-d h0Es
and Es-s- considerable labor Bucce-ded IN
pulling the u-trzts t-eHrH t-1n the sr-eHm.
LE-s-. the Euve-urne-t prt n q hl1 REH-i1ss
LhH FBlE-d--H-u1EiraE company fH- services
n ths way u men furnished and c1El
burned NJ Zle-isr EureE-ed ref1re CAP
-4tn LB-dan af 1ne EnEtnes- .nn-ps IN ha-
nz-E ~ ms company and asked thai rhs
charges ~ waived IL view uf rns U-usuEl
circumstance attending u7un tne accident
A--e- the eErlEuH.1i1u made r was though
h-=s1 10 1Rks the rra1rHr under Edy-isarnau-
RurEers Given C1o~e Arrenrfun-
seua1ur Bu-ksrt- IN his speech to-day n
fEvur q the T'0sraI savings banks. EEE lis
tened 70 by 3 ia-EH msiu-t-y q rnH ss1E-H
Els E-Eurnsu-s wH-p closely 1niI1ws6 Ind
rh8Hs VINO h.E-5 the speech sHy It vRs
El11lE rI-vTs- Enas and that II eH1n8t he
anEVsrs6- II WIS IL al sssHu-ials & pE--
LlcuLAElT 8poc speech ana II me VIII A-LA
pE--y's platform
Mtnor MHr1ers ri CHp8xRl
CunC-esHuGn kfuks-ic ms -DdUy recon-
msndac Lns EppornEmHu1 u William A.
SUmu=- pOE-UEs1er n x nselsr,
VJ-heaiHr c1uurv vice A a E-uuL resigned
A r. srEuely ms been appointed post
master H EsrEdlEn. Boone COUNTY, Nsh-
wee H @ SrHreIy. assigned
The president EudEy, upun ths rHCUu8rnsn-
damon af Senator Kf-rredEH. Nominated
JOHN L Ls1uk-hE-rr 70 ~ -sElstsr u the land
oF1iee Il Pierce s. D
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18
YRoGRAM


N CONTEXT HALL-L.ECTCRE On
AAzh4CI LII EE.
1G.D T. m---F-EsIdsuL v EC-ieE VII pre-
Hida
Address by D.. George Z. Miller u
Omaha aubJ JeCl Y irirtr FV-heaL
z 3 m--Add-EsE ~ PREF z. G
Montgomery uf Lincoln subject. a
FrREricnl Example IL CBru Improve
DEuL
L.A-Ad6reaS by President WE-rieE
subject, NEriEHZun On the Missouri
Es-pez- f"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18
SUMMARY OF The BEE


F0R OMAHA CCE-eS-TL E.LTFF7S ANL
tlCLNlT lTT-F-idHT fair
F'CE EEE zEA-F'ridaF ear.
FOR low A-F'--idav TAR. wl-L colder Il
eBH uu-Liun.
T-s-rr-E..--nrr-H L rrrnatn reE-E-daT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18

N CONCERT HALL-LTTE STOCK
MINIS PROGRAM


IN CONCERT HALL-LTvE STOCK
MEMS PROGRAM
2:0b , n-CnasT dtr=c-ion u South
Omaha Live S13ck ex1hEuEE. Thomas
3. AcPhs-suu- presiding
Address ny ThBmRE z. McFns-Eon-
Address -'CD-UperE-i1n-FiE-m
uIissinEmEn-PRcksr, by 6ouernor-ei-cr
Address, by General Cha-iss p Mar
aerMu- sHur-5ec1- Tire 1--we 51Dck 1utar~
esr and South Omaha En6 Ae1raBEz."
N uEic Er C2surEe C1reen Enc ms hand
rtse direcxuT experiment. E-Erf1n, AmsE,
Ia. sunJscr, ''TeRcfing rhs Care u LIVE
5lock"
Address ny Ms. EErrisI NRcME-pty.
subject 'Housah1iG Economics
Music by E-surCs Green and niE band.
Address ~ DEvid EArEfn, TE--iu.
M subject. ''CE-ZE"
AddraHs by J0nn O-Rs-u u s1urh
Omaha subject, The Packing liner
sFus
Music ~ Georr- Green Hnd tfE band
Address ~ DeW-11 c. Wing EHHisrEur
sdiLB- q rns breeders GazsrZH- Chr
cEEn subject Corn and Live Stuck.
AddresE ~ Miss Jessie Besack-
Omaha subject. W umEu On 1hE
In the moving picture rheE1sr, 81
GEy. VIII Be snuE-u pictures q scenes
IN the 1Ern, ranch, around the HI1ck
TErus ENC packing houses. Enn also
showing events N FTuuElsr cay csi=u-E-
ton Cyhsy suns. Wyu-
EvenanE
N CCNCERT HALL
lAk-SEr-B Ben annual eleCriuu
2. m--AuuuEl ssis-cLlDn Of officers uf
Ek-SEr-Bsn- CunGsu hEN VII ne Re-
served for the knights rhH fore psr1 11
rnr evening,
30 D m--LnihiriDn c-iu hy the
champion team. CEup No. LII Modern
" Baduan. which vUuu fr-EI prize lSlG3
on FrE1eruEl SaciaLisE Gay
Drum corps VIII plHy several nun
hers
MDTLNE FICTTEE THEATEzE ? E-EzE
Al SBurh Omaha STOCK = ErdE, A
Bunch nf SrrHyE. Sheep Dipping CE--
lie LnputuEs Scenes ABDU rhe EErdE
OF the EHr-R Ranches n South Amer
ins, LsoRGinE CE--ls On Snipb0Erl
F'ruuCiar BEv ~ CrsuHIInz
2 T. m-DHiT szereuErIcrn lecture by
Colonel p z. Eulp on y unds-E n
ErriEELiun-
M1ZE KITCHEN FROEEAM
SD 70 10eN E m-LEhu-EIu-y
PES = m--Lsecrurz- M-E Nellie Esdzie
JBnsE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18
OLD COUNTRY DAY
Foreign Barn Americans and Descend
ants Rule Al ExpoEnan-
sIs E7oeRAM F0z DAY AND NsE1
Singing Societies Adj Nuuh Pleasure
tU the Exercises.
10gTR0uER I0EBCK CHAIRMAN

AgrlculrurRl Cplsgs Students from
Lincoln 81 Corn Shgw.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-18

F'uLEr5--Errp5el company asks Er7-
sruusrt IL -euasr charges Fur salvage u
GTedEH boat <EEH !
Juarss q thH surrHrns cnE-r decide 10
retain -hs members e rrs oun11isston
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
CASES AGAINST THREE
MEN ARE DISMISSED
Men Charged with Illegal Registra-
ton Appear in Court, but
Are Given Their
Liberty

Three of the Ocean Park illegal regis
tration cases We're yesterday, on re-
quest of District Attorney Fredericks,
dismissed by Judge Conrey of the SUI
perior court.
The defendants in these cases were
Asbury w. Glaze, Thomas G.. Roberts,
jr., and Bernard Trierweiler the first
named being on the calendar for trial
yesterday.
The explanation given by the district
attorney for making his request was
that there was not sufficient evidence
to convict the men. The lack of evil
dence was especially true in the case
of one witness on whose testimony the
prosecution places much reliance in all
these trials.
This witness is r. L. Brown, registra-
tion clerk, who, it was stated by the
district attorney, would not be able to
Identify the men as the same who
signed the affidavit of registration.
The next trial in connection with the
alleged illegal registrations will be that
of Thos. Kimball, which is set for Mon
day. The trial will not, however take
place on that date, as 1t will be dis
placed by that of former Coroner Ian
terman, which, it Is expected, will oc-
cupy at least three days, thus forcing
the Kimball case to a later date.
The case of William H. Hazard
charged with illegal registration, and
that of e. j. Shelley, charged with il .
legal voting, were yesterday ordered off
the calendar to be reset.
While nothing was vouchsafed by the
district attorney yesterday concerning
the action to be taken in the remaining
illegal registration cases, OF which there
are a large number, the probabilities
are that many will be dismissed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
POMONA
Onice 152 w. Second st.
Home Phone 438.
POMONA NEWS NOTES

Special to The Herald.
POMONA, March 23.--Dr. e. G. Ben
nett and daughter Rama and Miss Myr-
tie Floyd of Bolskow, Wis, are visit
ing at the home of Will d. All1ire on
East Fourth street. DR.. Bennett has
travelled extensively but this is his
first trip to California, and he never
stops talking of it's wonders.
j. e. Patterson this morning received
a message announcing the death of
Mrs. Isaac Goble at Banning. The
body will be brought to Pomona tomor-
row for burial. Mrs. Goble formerly
lived near Chino.
Miss Margaret Dills, who is attend
ing school at Throop institute, Pasa-
dena, spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. M. H. Dills.
o. F. Griffin, who has been very
low for several days, is reported as
growing gradually weaker and the end
is looked for momentarily.
The Pomona Valley Medical society
will meet Tuesday evening at the
home of e. c. Bichowsky. Papers will
be read by Drs. Davis and Forester.
Charles Cannon has sold $50 acres of
pasture land south of San Dimas. DR..
o. N Orlow is the purchaser and the
price paid is $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24

Venice and Ocean Park have simply
swarmed with detectives from the dis
trict attorneys office. Chief Ramsey
tonight admitted that some one had
been guilty of bringing a number of
Mexicans to Venice. This evidence has
also been placed in the hands Of the
Authorities and arrests are expected to-
morrow. A suit will also be filed dur
ing the week by the officers of the
Progressive Independent party to
purge the register of all the names of
the men sent to Venice by the en-
ployment agency.
AS a result of the exposures David
Evans, who is chairman of the Santa
Monica bay fleet reception committee
and one of the best known residents of
Venice, has resigned from the cam
paign committee of the Good Govern
mem league. This affair came right
on top Of the recent fourteen indict-
ments on charges of illegal voting and
registration in connection with the re-
cent disincorporation election.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
THE TRUTH ABOUT
KIDNEY TROUBLE
(BACKACHE)

Backache as a cause of kidney trou-
BILE is outrageously abused, for there
is not one case in five of backache that
is an evidence of Inflammation in the
kidneys. The kidneys are not sensl-
tive and seldom reflect pain.
Backache is commonly an evidence
of lumbago, or shows neuralgia or
rheumatic tendency in the muscles of
the back. In those cases in which it
does proceed from the kidneys 1t re-
fleets an acute Inflammation that usu-
ally yields very quickly and definitely
to Fulton's Renal Compound
But, as above, where backache is the
only reason one has for suspecting the
kidneys, it will in most cases be found
more closely related to the muscular
system than to the kidneys.
Kidney disease, first or last is in
flammation of the kidneys, and there
has been nothing on druggists shelves
for Inflammation in the kidneys. The
late John j. Fulton was the first man
in the world to reach and reduce in
domination in kidney tissues, and his
Renal Compound is the first real spe-
cific for kidney disease.
Literature mailed free.
JOHN ]. FULTON CO.,
Oakland, Cal.
Owl Drug Co.. Los Angeles. are our
local agents. Ask for Bi-Monthly Bull
letin of late recoveries.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
SANTA MONICA CITIZENS
VOTE AGAINST BONDS
DEFEAT ISSUE BY TWO TO
ONE
Proposition Meets with Favor in
South End of City, but the
Old Town Is Opposed
to 1t
..rscIa1 to The Hernla.

:recIal to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, March 23-By a
vote of almost two to one the voters
of Santa Monica rejected the PROPOSE
tion to bond the city for money to
build new fire house, new city Jail,
purchase a fire engine, acquire a fire
alarm system and improve the new
city hall.
Lines were quite sharply drawn on
the proposition and there have been
some warm arguments both for and
against the bonds.
In the north end of the city the ma
jority was quite large against any
proposition; many voters taking the
position that the water supply should
be improved before any bond question
could be decided, while in the south, or
OceSn Park end, the majority were
strongly in favor of the projected i'm
provements.
About so per cent of the registered
vote was polled.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
SCHOOL GIRL DIES
ON WAY TO HOME
Fourteen-Year-old Helen Ashby Drops
Dead Soon After Leaving Class
Room-Heart Disease
Blamed
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, March 2S.-Helen
Asl-by, aged IA, died this morning a
little after 10 o'clock at the Jefferson
school, death resulting from acute
heart failure. Helen was not feeling
well this morning and was excused
from taking up her work for awhile.
She then asked that she be excused
that she might go home
One of her schoolmates was appoint
ed to accompany her. She was just
passing out of the building when at
the head of the stairs she fell in a
faint
She was at once taken care of by
the principal of the school, her mother
notified and physicians called. Drs.
Hunt and Smith labored to revive her
but death had evidently ensued from
acute heart failure in the first faint
ing attack.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Ashby, living at 445 Ocean
Front.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
COMPANIES REVEAL
CAR STATISTICS
Corporation Counsel Suggests Blanket
Licenses Rather Than Tags Nailed
on Each Coach, as Latter
Would Mar Beauty

Street car corporations, in obedience
to the request of the city council yes
terday filed their statements of roll
ing stock before the council.
Auditor C. A. Henderson of the Re-
dondo line said the company had
twenty-eight cars.
Auditor Henderson for the Los An
geles Railway company said the COM
pany had 492 cars, including new cars
not yet utilized.
Traffic Manager j. Mcmillan of the
Pacific Electric lines said his company
has about 300 cars, although there
were seventy-five other local cars used
in other towns, such as Santa Ana,
Monrovia, Riverside and Long Beach.
Attorney T. Newlin for the Los An
geles-Pacific company said his COM
pany had 154 cars, of which fourteen
were used only in the beach and sub
urban cities, such as Playa del Rey,
Hollywood, Venice, etc.
Attorney William Dunn remarked
that he believed that rather than at
tach license plates to each car and
write 800 licenses monthly he hoped
that the city auditor and the company
auditors could arrange a plan so that
blanket licenses could be made out by
car numbers. He agreed to furnish
printed lists for policemen so that they
could satisfy themselves that all cars
were licensed.
He said as the Huntington cars were
mahogany finished Mr.. Huntington did
not want them marred by tags, and he
had even refused $27,50O for the privi-
lige of sticking advertisements inside
the cars.
Auditor Mushet said he would take
t. e request under consideration for the
special committee of which he was a
member and an answer will be given
a Fridays special session of the
coI--cil.
No fee has yet been fixed for each
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
LONG BEACH
Office 2s Locust ave.
Phone Homo eco.
tGHOST WANTS HIS
CLOTHES EXCLALlNS
FRIGHTENED NEGRO
Man Who Purchased Suit Formerly
Owned by Suicide Tells Police
Chief He Will Dispose
of Garments
Special to The herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, March 23.-William
Clark, negro who recently bought a
suit of clothes which were formerly the
property of suicide, burst into police
headquarters late last night, his eyes
rolling and perspiration standing on his
brow.
He said the dead man had come after
his clothes. He described the noises
made by the ghost, which cracked it's
teeth and clapped it's hands together.
Clark could not be induced to leave
the station until the morning dawned.
He assured Chief Williams as soon as
possible he would dispose of the sui
cide's garments.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
Y. M. C. A. TO HOLD
BIG FIELD MEET
Invitations Are Now Being Sent Out
by Secretary, and Tryouts Will
Be Held Among the
Athletes
srecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, March 23.-Physical Di-
rector G. w. Braden of the Y. M. G. A
is preparing to send out invitations for
a Southern California Y. M. G. A
championship track and field meet, to
be held at Tournament park April IL,
the association committee on athletics
having approved of his plans today.
Long Beach, Orange county, River
side and Santa Barbara teams will
probably be contestants. In connection
with the meet special Throop, high
school and grammar school relay races
will be held, the latter serving in the
nature of a tryout in advance of the big
grammar school anti-cigarette league
athletic meet to be held few weeks
later.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
TO ASK FOR MORE BIDS

The members of the board of super
visors yesterday spent a large part of
their time discussing bids submitted
for the furnishing of 10000 barrels OF
oil for use on the county roads.
The bids, it was decided did not
come up to the specifications and were
in many particulars unintelligible
For this reason ii was decided to
eadvertise for 10000 barrels, the board
agreeing to purchase 10000 at once,
because of the need for its use in
Sliperyisors Mannings and Wilson's
districts.
fThis lot was distributed between the
Associated Oil company, which will
furnish 5000 barrels, IA gravity, at 75
cents barrel, freight charges to be
added, and C. G. Harris, who will sup
ply an equal amount of IL gravity at
S1.O6 per barrel, freight included.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
MOTHER WILL ACT AS
ADMINISTRATORS OF ESTATE

The petitions of David w. Bosserman
and Sarah r. Bosserman for letters of
administration of the estate of John
Bosserman were yesterday disposed of
by Judge Rives in the superior court.
Bosserman's petition was denied while
that of Mrs. Bosserman, the widow,
and mother of David, was granted and
bond fixed at $4,000.
When Bosserman died he left i large
estate, but no will could be discov-
cred. One. however. was known to have
existed shortly before his death and its
disappearance brought the contest be-
tween the mother and son into the
superior court.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
ALLEGED HlGHWAYMEN
HELD UNDER $1,000 BONDS
.,ec,al to The Herald.

s.ec,ai to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, March 23-In Justice
of the Peace Steele's court today r. E.
Neary and Ben Wyatt were bound
over for examination and committed
to Jail in default of $1,000 bail.
The men were arrested by Special
Officer Garlic1 Saturday evening on a
charge of assaulting w. S. Sibley, an
inmate of the Soldiers home at Saw
teile.
1t is claimed they assaulted Sibley
in Santa Monica canyon, rendering
him unconscious by blow on the
heaG with a rock. Afterward they are
said to have robbed him.
A receipt for a morning paper made
out to Sibley and about 500 were found
on the men when searched.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
PASADENA
oTice ~ e. Colorado st.
Phones, Sunset 274o, Homo 26s5.
TINlEST BABY DIES,
DESPITE PHYSICIANS
EFFORTS TO SAVE LIFE
ry Associated Press.

ry Associated Press.
i PASADENA, March 23.-After J
\ living so hours, the smallest baby J
j. ever born at the Pasadena hospi- !
!. tai died night before last. The ;
i tiny specimen of humanity :
i weighed but one and one-half :
:, pounds and its head Is said to !
+ have been no larger than that of =
i. tiny kitten.
4 Immediately after the child was !
1. born it was put into the baby in =
!. cubator and with tender care was :
j. kept alive for what is said by !
J. physicians to be an incredible !
]. length of time. The fact that it !
i. could be kept alive for so long, !
i. says a physician familiar with the !
j. case. shows what can be done with !
i. modern appliances In use at hos !
i. pitfalls.
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