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Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-10
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New heckwear Csc to $3.50

Silk edged with Ruchings, fancy
lace stocks with little fecks of
color and neat black and white
effects.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-10
WHEN hurry Christmas shopping you lose lot of time
When you go slow you gain time.
Christmas Umbrellas

An extensive assortment character
lied by thoroughly reliable qualities.
New handle ideas and splendid quail
ties, soc to IS.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-10

Glands up!" is command that the
strap-hanger respects.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-10
Handkerchiefs for Men,
Women and Children

There is nothing more generally
given at Xmas time than handker-
chiefs. Our collection of patterns
and qualities is simply enormous at
sc to $3.50.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-10

Spear Back Cape Gloves Sl.25 sP;te 4 g
Ladies' soft Cape Gloves, finished with
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Black -N
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-10

Sweaters in Holiday Boxes
For Women and Children at ST. ~
to $3.50.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-10
Furs, the Gift Of
Luxurious Fineness

Select your gift from our excellent
Fur stock. Examples of expert fur
makers, finest work both in treatment
and shaping of pieces, $500 to
5000. .
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-10

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Shop Mornings if You Can sn 1ss will will find a , Satisfactory
corsets Soc to 81

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Corset? Most anything you may
need in the Corset line can be
found in our big Corset stock.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-10
Womsn's Dainty White Aprons for Gifts

For reason of its usefulness, the
gift of pretty apron will be appreci-
ated by almost any woman, at soc
and more.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
SOLID ACRE OF I0WANS
HEARS BRYAN ADDRESS
Straw from Mississippi Valley Editor
Shows How Democratic Sent=
ment Is Growing Beyond
the Rockies

Chairman Henry Mcdonald of the
organization section of the Los Angeles
county Democratic committee yester-
day received a letter from j. NJ. Gass
of the Monroe County News, Abba, Ia,
which has interesting reading Tor
Democrats. Mr. Gass writes:
Iowa Democrats are more active ana
confident this year than ever before.
1t really looks as if we had good
grounds for our hope.
1t looks as if about one-fourth of
the Republicans openly say they viii
vote for Bryan, another fourth say they
don't care il Bryan does win, another
fourth are office holders and seekers,
and the balance are party blind tools
who never think
"Unless the opposition does some
thing between now and November to
whip, scare or buy these deserters into
line there will be landslide for Bryan
such as was never before known and
1 don't believe they can do it this time.
"They have worked out all of Hanna's
smart schemes and Mark isn't here
any more to help fix up matters.
II had the good fortune to attend
the Bryan rally at Des MOines and it
was a most wonderful outpouring of
enthusiastic people.
"A whole acre OF human beings
packed like sardines heard and cheered
every word of the CommOner. AT least
10000 were in that crowd"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
BELL COMING FOR
CAMPAIGN FINISH
NOTED SPEAKERS WILL AID
LOCAL DEMOCRATS
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TO HEAR
GIFTED ORATORS
Former Nominee for Governor and
James Phelan and Frank
Gould Will Visit Los
Angeles

Theodore A. Bell, James Phelan and
frank Gould will wind up the cam
paign for the Democrats in Southern
California.
Bell, the man whom Bry II person.
ally asked for as stump speaker IN the
east. will hurry back to his home state
TO deliver the final message of cheer
TO the rising army of Democrats the
last few days of october.
Mr.. Bell is due in Los Angeles at $50
O'Clock on the morning of Wednesday
October 2S.
He will attend the luncheon OF the
Democratic league at noon dt Ihe
Westminster hotel.
An auto will rush him to the Santa
Fe depot to take the o'clock train for
San Diego, where he is scheduled TO
speak in the evening
EARLY Thursday morning he Will re-
turn northward, speaking 1t orange
on the 18th at noon, at the Santa re
shops in San Bernardino later IN the
day and at san Bernardino in some
hall at o'clock.
He will go north on the lnornlng OF
the Both, stopping to speak at santa
Barbara, San Luis Obispo and perhaps
other places EN- route
Mr.. Phelan will speak in Los Angeles
on the evening of the 2Sth and at Long
Beach on the evening of the 18th:
He will go north with Mr.. Bell on
the morning of the S0th.
Frank Gould will come here carrier,
arriving Saturday morni@- OF this
week.
He will speak at Pasadena, later to
the Southwest Democracy and at the
old Hickory club the following Thurs
day. Mr. Gould will wind up at Covina
on the night of the 31st.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
POLITICAL CALENDAR
OF FUTURE EVENTS
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
North observation-disclosures. Harris and
c. f. Johnson.
Kornblum hall, Griffith and Wash
ington--Messrs Hayes, Handley, Wool
lacott, and Emery's band.
Gardena-Jud Rush.
Colored Voters, Mitchel's pavilion,
Fifty-fourth street, Furlong tract-O.
Hudson, J. r. Collins, G. Walter Smell.
Downey-Isitlore Dockweiler and
Richmond Plant.
Burbank--Judge r. M. Lusk.
FRIDAY
Peoples Theater-Paul Nash, G.
Walter Smell, Thos. M. Draper and
Jerome R. Collins.
Pomona-Prof. o. Handley.
Ninth and Santa Fe avenue
Messrs. Smell, Eaton, Woollacott, Cha
pelle and Emery's band.
Whittier-Jua Rush.
SATURDAY
Azusa and Covina-Jud Rush.
MONDAY
Pasadena, Negro American Political
league-Messrs. Smell, Edmonds and
Collins.
TUESDAY
Negro Bryan and Kern club, Jeffer-
son and Normandie avenues.
Pasadena-Prof. o. Handley.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
SLIM CROWD GATHERS TO
HEAR GlLLETT'S ADDRESS
Governor Makes Coloriess Speech in
Socialists Tent and Many Leave
Before Meeting Is Brought
to an End

PASADENA. Oct. 21-After ? din
rier at the Maryland hctel, attended by
leaders of the Taft Republican club,
Governor James n. Gillett held an in
formal reception in the hotel parlors,
while the Crown City band paraded the
streets in a wagon, endeaVoring TO
draw voters away from their tiresides.
AT s o'clock the governor spoke to
a slimly attended meeting in the So
cialists tent on North Fair oaks ave-
nue..
H. I. Stuart, vice president of the
Taft Republican club, opened the meet
ing and introduced Elmer l. Moody, a
member of the executive committee,
who presided. A formidable array OF
honorary vice presidents occupied the
platform
The governor confined himself to the
discussion of national issues-the more
remote tie better. His speech was
colorless and many left the tent before
the meeting was finished.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
NEW CONVERT HITS HARD
AT "RO0SEVELT DYNASTY"
Judge Hayes Pleads Rush's Cause st
Normandie Hall and Advocates
Direct Election of
Senators

The Democrats held an enthusiastic
meeting at Normandie hall, corner
Normandie and Jefferson streets, last
night.
The principal speaker was Judge 10.
A. Hayes, formerly of New York and
now a resident of this city.
Judge Hayes was formerly Repub-
lican, but he is doing good work for
Bryan and Kern in this campaign.
He spoke most forcefully, and gave
many sound and logical reasons for
supporting the Democratic ticket.
The speaker alluded in the highest
terms to Jud r. Rush, candidate for
congress, and declared that 1t was
time for the people to elect men who
would impartially represent the peo-
pie and not have IS. p" marked on
their collar.
He advocated the election of United
States senators by the people; gave
a lucid explanation of the present
banking system and the proposed
guaranty fund.
He explained to his audience the
trust system and its detriment to the
people.
He was unsparing in his criticism of
the Roosevelt dynasty as he called
1t, and predicted the election of the
"Great Commoner' as president of the
nation,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
COMPLAIN THAT DEBATER is
WORKING ON OWN ACCOUNT

Democratic county committee officers
are complaining that debates on poll
tical issues are being arranged by
Democratic speakers without the
knowledge of the central organization.
1t is stated that Carleton Trip, who is
holding a series of debates with So
cialists, is not working with or under
either the county or precinct commit
tees.
The Democratic organization is de-
sirous that all campaign work of this
nature be done under the direction of
the central body and takes this means
of calling it to the attention of mem
bers of the Democratic party.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
SEN. FRANK FLINT IS
ROUNDLY SCORED AT
REPUBLICAN RALLY
President Gates of Pomona Takes
Speaker of Evening to Task for
His Antagonism to Lincoln
Roosevelt League
isoecial TO The Herald !

POMONA, Oct Ex-senator Frank p.
Flint was the most surprised man in
Southern-California at what transpired
in Republican meeting at which he
spoke here last night. President Gates
of Pomona college presided at the
meeting and after a few Introductory
remarks he began to take Senator Flint
to task for his antagonism to the Lin
coln-R Roosevelt branch of the party
and for his affiliation with the machine
wing. Mr.. Flint was roundly lectured,
much to the amusement and apparent
qualification of a larger part of the
audience.
In discussing the matter today Sena-
tor Flint said:
ut will be a very cold and dismal
day before 1 will permit President
Gates to preside at a meeting at which
1 am to be the spesaker."
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
WOMEN WILL AID
FLYING SQUADRON
GOING ON KITE-SHAPED SPE-
CIAL SATURDAY
AII=Day Tour Through the Citrus Belt
with Speaking at Every Town
VIII Create Much
Enthusiasm

Interest in Saturdays trip of the fly
ing squadron over the kite-shaped
track is such that the 100 mark will
easily be passed in the ticket sales.
A number of visiting Democrats and
their wives will go,> having already
purchased tickets, and the wives
daughters and relatives of many o.
the county committeeman have signl'
fed their intention of going on the
picturesque trip and seeing Vote-get-
ting in the making.
Yesterday the Los Angeles county
central committee sent out the follow
ing circulars TO all committeeman:
The Democratic county central
committee is arranging for grand
excursion around the kite-shaped
track on Saturday, the oath inst.
The train will leave the Santa
Fe depot at S:20 a. m, and return
to Los Angeles about or 10 o'clock
in the evening, after visiting San
Bernardino, Redlands, Riverside
and all the other towns on the
kite-shaped track.
Stops will be made at all the
important towns to let our speak
ers address the citizens.
We would respectfully ask you
to notify the members of your
party and their friends, no matter
what their party affiliations may
be. to join with us on this trip.
The fare for the round trip will
be $3.50.
Tickets can be had at the county
central committee headquarters,
702 Fay building, and at the depot
on the morning of the trip.
Yours very truly,
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CEN
IRA COMMITTEE.
By Richmond Plant, Treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
STANTON MUST MAKE ANSWER
TO HIS OWN CONSTITUENTS

Assembly Candidate Geo. c. Martin
last night took notice Of Assemblyman
Phil Stanton's refusal to accept his
challenge to debate, making the follow
ing comment:
"Mr. Stanton says in an interview:
Mr.. Martin must make q record before
1 will meet him in debate
81 say in answer to that, that 1t Is
not my record that the people are in
terested in, but the record of the men
who have gone as their representatives
to Sacramento.
IT did not challenge Mr.. Stanton in
my own interest.
His answer is not to me but to the
people of the list district"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
GETTING UP STEAM FOR
BIG OCTOBER 81 PARADE
Sixteen Wagons with Red Fire, Bands
and Ten Thousand Democrats
VIII Make Final
Demonstration

October 81 will witness the noisiest
demonstration in Los Angeles since
the campaign started.
Eight bands, sixteen wagons with
red fire, two drum corps and perhaps
ten thousand marching Democrats will
make the streets ring with political
enthusiasm.
Headquarters for the parade have
been opened in room 702 Fay building,
and Grand Marshal Joseph Simons
and Chief of Staff Cal Foy will ar
range the details from there.
Every club, every ward and every
town in Los Angeles county is ex-
pected to be in line, to have banners
and transparencies and marching nov
elites and to have members voices In
trim for continuous performance
that night
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
HADDocK's WORKERS ARE
MAKING MANY CONVERTS

Supervisorial Candidate Frank Had
docks managers are much elated over
their successful meeting at The Palms
last Saturday, several letters having
come to them during the week show
ing that many converts to the Demo-
cratic cause were made there.
In the rain the Democrats drew a
good audience at Woodman's hall, while
the Republican meeting held stimuli
taneously was SHINY attended.
Former Senator r. f. Del Vale was
the drawing card for the Democrats.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
VOTERS LISTS READY AT
DEMOCRATIC HEADoUARTE
Precinct Committeeman to Get Data
for a House-to-House Canvass
and Have Visitation Work
Well in Hand

Precinct committeeman can now Sc
cure their lists of voters from Demo-
cratic headquarters in the Fay building.
Chairman Henry Mcdonald of the
nounced at the Democratic league head
quarters in the Coulter building yester-
day that precinct workers had been
secured for each precinct in Los An
geles and the county.
County voters lists have been de-
livered to the respective county pre-
cinct committeeman and can be had
there.
A careful h ouse- TO- house canvass of
Republicans and Democrats will be
made, as it is expected this will get
votes for Bryan.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
SIXTH WARD DEMOCRATS WILL
HOLD MASS MEETING TONIGHT

The Sixth Ward Bryan and Kern
Democratic association will hold
mass meeting at it's hall, Twcnty-ninth
and San Pedro streets, this evening.
The principal speaker will be John r.
Sta ord, but other short talks will be
made. Business of importance will be
on the program and a full attendance
of members and the public at large
Is earnestly requested.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
NlNETY-SEVENTH PRECINCT
ARRANGES BIG MEETING
Five Hundred Circulars Distributed
Urging Democratic and All Other
Voters to Come Out and Hear
Something of Interest

Democratic committeeman in the
Ninety seventh precinct have arranged
a big meeting for tonight at 720 West
Jefferson street, to which Democrats
and all others are invited.
The committeeman have distributed
500 circulars calling attention to the
meeting and inviting voters of every
faith to be present. Precinct ninety
seven is known as the bankers pre-
cinct" no fewer than a score of bank
ers residing within its borders.
If the bankers attend the meeting
tonight they @e likely to lar some
thing that will interest them. The
committeeman who have arranged the
meeting are Dan Neuhart, John D.
Young, jefferson Chandler, John T..
Jones, Charles Praeger and D. H.
Black
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
STATE COMMITTEE SEEKS
NAMES OF FIRST VOTERS

The state Democratic committee is
sending a special letter to all the vot-
ers in California.
Secretary John II. Murray, Monad-
mock building, San Francisco, is asking
for the addresses of all first voters so
that none of them need be omitted.
All county and precinct committee
men have been asked to forward lists
there
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
LIFETIME REPUBLICAN
DENoUNCES THE PARTY

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21.-[Editor
TIerald1-Mr. S. D. Robertson from
Pasadena was in the city today he says
that he has been a lifetime Republican.
Never voted anything else in his life.
Now he says that he has turned them
down forever. asked him if he thought
they We're corrupt, the reason he re-
bulIed them. He said they were as rot
ten as the rottenest.
He says, however, that he is conf
dent that the Republican party will
;ouy this election with their millions, as
they have always done in the past on
election day. MILDRED Nc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
To Give M edaI Contest

A silver medal declamatory contest
will be given this evening at Tenn
perance temple under the auspices of
the Young Woman's Christian Temper
ance union. The contestants will be
Misses Rachel Crawford, Lille Street.
on, Dina Bates, Elsie Wargin and Har-
nv Whitley. Miss L. Longreceher will
give a violin solo and Miss Fannie
Marple will give a contralto solo.
Charles Lamb and the Wyatt sisters
will give musical numbers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
CROWD FLocKS TO MEETING
OF BRYAN AND KERN CLUB

LONG BEACH, Oct. 21.--The Bryan
and Kern club held highly success
full mass meeting here tonight in the
Psychological temple. About 400 were
present, every seat being taken and
many standing.
i. H. Handley, professor of political
economy, was the principal speaker and
gave an address on "Why Shall Vote
for Bryan" Col. Fiery also made an
eloquent address,
Great credit is felt to be due the
president of the club, Stephen b. Long,
and alf to the secretary for the sue
cess that attended this meeting and
others that the club has held.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
Ell MONTE GIVES GOVERNOR
GILLETT CHILLY WELCOME
There Were Not More Than Twelve
Persons at the Pacific Electric
Depot TO Greet Chief Ex-
ecutiVe of State
Ell Monte gave Governor James Gillett

Ell Monte gave Governor James Gillett
"a chilly welcome yesterday.
There Were not more than twelve per-
sons at the Pacific Electric depot to
greet the states executive.
Someone had clipped and pasted the
two-column article in yesterdays
Herald, headed with a picture of Gillett
resting his hand on Abe Ruef's shoulder
at the Hartman banquet, on trees.
store fronts and other conspicuous
places in the town, and the effect ap-
parently did not deepen the cordiality
on the part of the townspeople.
Years ago Jud Rush, congressional
candidate, was a ranch hand in El
Monte and the people remember him
with affection.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
DEMOCRATS OF DOWNEY
TO HAVE BIG MEETING

DOWNEY, oct. 21.--The Democrats
will have a grand rally here tonight
under the auspices of the Bryan club,
Candidates for senator, supervisor and
assembly. besides other good speakers,
will be IN attendance. The Blyan club
invites everybody to turn out and hear
the live issues discussed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
FIFTY-FIFTH PRECINCT
DEMOCRATS TO MEET

. All Democrats and their friends of (
!. Fifty-fifth precinct will meet at hall,
. corner Harvard and PicO streets, PicO (
!. Heights, TONIGHT at 8 o'clock to per- {
:. feet organization of Bryan and Kern Z
> Precinct club
/. JOHN w. SATTERWHITE,
Committeeman. (
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
SANTA ANA PREPARES
FOR BIG MEETING

Santa Ana Democrats are planning
a big meeting to be held on October 20.
They have asked Chairman William
r. Burke of the Los Angeles county
speakers committee to send Theodore
A. Bell, James Phelan or Gov. Sanders
of Louisiana there.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
BIG ATTENDANCE DESIRED
AT 33D PRECINCT MEETING

@ A big attendance is desired at the G
q, meeting of the Democratic club of G
% the Tbirty-third precinct which will G
q, be held tonight in the office of f. - G
q Yacger, 50f-5O5 BrysOn building, Sec G
q ond and Spring streets. Important G
. work is being done in the precinct {
"a and il Is desired that all members of Z
q the club and other Democrats as well {
3 attend the meeting this evening. The {
3 hour set for calling the meeting to {
4 order is o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22
NORTH PASADENA DEMOCRATS
WILL HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

PASADENA, Oct. 21.-The North
Pasadena Bryan and Kern club will
hold a mass meeting tonight at it's
headquarters on North Fair oaks ave-
nue.. Several good speakers are on the
program.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-22

Do Los Angeles boys and girls Gee the
things about them as they walk In familiar
paths? If so, let them write of what they
see Between my house and the school
house" for Herald Junior. Two one dollar
prizes.
Mower County transcript., 1908-01-29

She lifted her face; her lips twitched
pitifully.
"Gid, you tell her you amt a boy
-yore man, and brave enough to
stay hyah and keep the station till
they send some one from Maloney's."
Yes, Stella, you must go. Uncle
Bills the boss. I'll stay, as he says,
till the stations manned again; then
I'll follow you TOTO wherever you go
always"
Stella gazed alternately at her two
advisers, dumbly striving to adjust her
grief-stricken mind to this hard exi-
gency.
"Oh, Gideon, I can't let you stay
alone! T."
Uncle Billy laid a tender hand on
her arm. Honey! Can't you buck
up to the game just a mite? Wouldn't
yo' paw tell you to-"
She nodded and turned aside. Both
men looked at her intently, one with
|, passionately yearning gaze. In a
moment she faced him, smiling reso-
lutely, though Alfred saw unheeded
tears on her cheek.
IF you and Gid will eat a little sup
per I'll get ready right away. I'll be
III be good" The words trembled
off into sob that was touchingly
childlike
"You go right to Jake Bennett" the
driver said as he finished his coffee a
little later. Hes on the railroad at
the 'front.' wherever that is. You
tell him sent you. Bennett is one of
Superintendent Gregory's foremen, a
squareh man-his wife's even suuareh
hell deal you a straight game, little
one. There's Sally B., too, she's white,
and can motheh a whole brood like
you and not let one chick get a cold
toe"
And I'll follow as soon as can slip
this,' Gideon added, his glance sweep
ing the shadow-peopled room.
I'm coming myself, honey. I'm
| coming to be near you, and to watch
that Sacramento four tackle the big
| gest job of building since Babel"
Uncle Billy rose and went out.
Soon all was ready. Stella waited
by her trunk for the coach to swing
round.
E: "Oh, Gideon, how can leave you?"
| she sobbed as he came to her side.
But wouldn't go unless you stayed"
"All aboard, honey" called the
drivers kind voice from the dark.
salt Lake City in ten hours!"
| Gideon caught her in an embrace
she long remembered. It was not fare
well, but appropriation. ''Good-bye,
Moppett," he whispered, I'll come
soon.''
To be Continued.
Mower County transcript., 1908-01-29
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
To be Continued. .

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Comfy of Mower.-ss
In Probate Court,
In the matter of the estate of Roswell wv
Stowe, decedent.
\, The State of Minnesota to Della E. Stowe,
Newton l.. Stowe. Annie E. Mitchell Ethel L.
Fries and to all persons interested in
the ALLOWANCE and probate Of the will of said
decedent: The petition of J. J. Hunt and James
S. Fries being duly filed in this court. represent.
ing that Roswell w. Stowe, then a resident ,ot
the county OF Mower. State of Minnesota, died
on the 9th day OF Jan, 1908, leaving q last will
and testament which is presented to this court
with said petition, and praying that said instru-
ment be allowed as the last will and testament
Of said decedent, and that letters testamentary
Fries,
Now therefore, you, and each of you are here
by cited and required to show cause if any you
have, before this court at the probate court
county of Mower, state of Minnesota, on the
18th day OF Feb. 1908, at three o'clock D. m,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. :
Witness the Hon. J. M. Greenman Judge of
day of JAM, 1908, - -
(SEALJ J. NJ. GREENMAN
Judge Of Probate.