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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-01

park Enclosures to the south and east,
mounted Officers Slade and Green will
do duty. There will also be officers sta
toned at the automobile and carriage
entrances.
The events at the park win begin
promptly on time. DR.. u. T. Malaby, who
plays the part of equestrian director, has
had experience in that line and he says
there will be no waste of time. The Va
quero club will inaugurate cowboy sports
promptly at o'clock. and by the time
they are finished preparations will be
made to start the great championship
chariot race between G. C. West and E..
t. OFF This race will decide the con-
tested race between these two charioteers
of two years ago 1t will be decided best
two out of three heats.
In the big four Roman chariot races
the contestants are F, B. Michel, G. G.
West. Frank A. Williams and E. j. Lev
engood.
Prizes Large
The prizes are divided more this year.
The winner is to receive $780, second $500,
third $500 and fourth $500. The judges Sc
lected are Willard Simpson, Col. Ferdi-
nand Kobbe Of the United States army,
who is here visiting Gen. Kobbe; and DR..
Goodrich, a well known turfman, now in
Los Angeles.
The festivities of the day are to con-
clude with a grand ball at the Hotel
Green, where society is to gather and pay
homeage to the gracious queen. Invita-
lions to the number of 800 were sent out
and responses have been numerous. The
guests will be received in the romanesque
room at the hotel and the reception to the
Queen May and her maids will last from 8
TO 10 o'clock.
Assisting In receiving will be Mrs. j. IT.
Holmes, Mrs. r. S, Allen and Mrs b. o.
Bruce. The grand march Will begin at 10
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-01
DEFENDANT WIPED OUT OF
EXISTENCE; S. P. TAKES STOCK
BY Associated Press.


IMPERIAL, Dec. 31.-The California
Development company, which today was
ordered by Judge Wellborn to pay the
New Liverpool Salt company heavy dam
ages, has parted with all it's real estate,
including the headgate to its canal, which
has all been transferred to the Southern
Pacific railroad, deeds having been hied
with the clerk of Imperial county.
The Southern Pacific furnished capital
with which to control the river AFTER II
broke into Salton basin, taking as secur-
ity stock of the company with w. D.
Doran of Los Angeles acting as trustee
for the railroad. Doran now transfers
the realty TO the railroad on an apparent
basis of agreement which practically
wipes the development company out or
existence and puts the Southern Pacitlc
more completely behind the irrigation
project. ..,-
Another turn in affairs is the attach
ment by the estate of the late A. H.
Heber of all water rentals due the de-
velopment company from the mutual
water companies
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-01
THEY PROMISE TO NAME
"FIRST" FOR ROOSEVELT
City Hall Reporters in New York
Interview Couples Who Appear
for Licenses According
to New Law
BY Associated Press.

BY
NEW YORK, Dec. S1.-The law requir-
ing licenses to marry goes into effect
tomorrow and already the office of the
city clerk is being besieged by couples
who desire to obtain the document which
will be necessary to their happiness AFTER
today.
Yesterday 161 licenses were issued.
Members of the City Hal Reporters as
ISOLATION were busy interviewing the
prospective brides and grooms all day,
and from 1873 out of 1875 couples inter-
viewed secured promise that their first
boy should be called Theodore Roosevelt.
The association then telegraphed this in
formation to President Roosevelt, assur-
ing him that there was no present danger
of race suicide In New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-01

o clock and a program of twenty dances
will follow. Buffet supper will be served
in the colonial and Dutch dining rooms
The committee on ball consists of r. S.
Allen, Willis johnson and j. II. Holmes
Dr. T. S. C. e. Mattlson will be floor
director. assisted by Rollin Miller, DR..
r. T. Malaby, Ray Munger, Harry e.
Briggs, w. J. Taylor, Harold Rider, Rex
Barnwell, Kingsley Stevens, Frank v.
Rider, Henry Newly, Hugh Montgom-
cry, DR.. A. T. Newcomb, Philip Kubel
Parish Barker Edwin Barker, Harry
Lindsay and ]. r. Mcdonald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-01
AIooIoaI plffIcuItv

''Pa, how do they inaict man who
makes bad money!
1.-THE same way they indiet other peo-
pie Why do you ask?''
But IL the money is counterfeit how
can the grand jury find a true ill?'--Bal-
timore American.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-15

Meetings Of the council every second snd
Fourth Wednesday.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-15

Kent Hampden.
Katrina.
Big Brothers.
Captain Sam.
The Junior Cup,
Jack, Among the Indians.
Jack, iu the Rockies.
The Ice Queen.
The Ranch on the OXhide.
Betty's Leicesters Christmas.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


turut. oregon, Jolly
AulCH I- rerrny given tlrI Ni.."
HraTr uf tHl.mHU. OREGON. who. uu .r.
lH" made Homestead EutfI SO l.-I .
$50 t-... fHr ~ sNlt zee ~ Iu 20 r.
. Llfs +. q. reU. lnWuship - r .."..
-aFt. N..iEUtffc Meridian. he's r|rH
Intention tu make Final Five 4ra- ...
90 establish risim ta the land above .ra.-
before fnu heglsta aud Receiver 81.
urcs1u, or tls sfh daF OF oer. .eI.Her. l.-
.'aIuaur names uH Wlrutsf."f
n. d. Heinz aud 7. p. carey. HrrH H. H.F..
uaH. ule-uu. E- N sra and I -ft.... ...
ci LsHeu, ugcg1u.
vs.. EAEEE. Le-l-...
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NOTICE For PrnLloArL


.nll.n IAlEr ..ArH IFIINH
hurus urr-"l. 'NiI -..4
NoUre I, hereby given chat Anna ri.
liaHrstIuH, ~ llaFley comfy. Oregon. N.
July lH lHn, WHtr lluU.r auH -.uus f..
SO, Ul-1. for 81 sEt. rtrt.aI lI. IoH .t.
-H ~ Aause a o.. Willamette HtUIlnl.
llel notice uf intention fo waE tlnal b..
90 establish claim % thr land snoss Ie.et.
before the Register and Receiver. tf lIu
ufeEou, ou tle -2ud Iar of september l.t..
claimant names Us Hifursses
AsIH & George ami ErIf.f htt.l
Uf rls. oregon Adele HuruuUE ..
August IaaitIlch both oi Herman. uI--.
NH, FAEEF. Ar-Is.e..
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Hundreds of people who suffer
from backache, rheumatism, lame
back, lumbago and similar all
ments are not aware that these
are merely symptoms OF kidney
trouble. Pineules for the Kid
neys, act directly on the kidneys.
bringing quick relief to back
ache and other symptoms OF kid
and bladder arrangements. 80
days trial SI00 and guaranteed,
or money back. Sold by The
Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Ore,
Fred Haines, Harney, Ore.
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Al har on isffsb'a'',
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.


u VI AANlAAN wi ~ fNNAAN1AhNF
The Postmasters of Oregon
had a rousing convention at the
Portland Commercial Club FRI
day and Saturday. Postmaster
Mimic of Portland presided and
gave a luncheon to the visiting
fraternity. A special incident
was the organization of the
Fourth Class Postmasters, with
Addison Bennett of Irrigon as
President and W. J. Clarke, Of
Gervais. Secretary. Everybody
felt that they had greatly profit
ed by attending.
Vigorous protest was entered
by the commercial interests of
Oregon and the Oregon State
Dairy Association, against the
adoption by the Pure Food Con-
ference at Mackinac Island. Mi
chigun. of @ standard for eyapor-
ated milk requiring 2S per cent
solids. Oregon' milk is rich IN
butter fat, owing to- our climatic
conditions. but abundant pasture
means less solids than iu mills
from cows fed eight months in
the year Oregon dairymen and
condenseS insist that solids
should be such as result from
the use of whole milk In their
product
L. II. Hartman. the greatest
individuality in the railroad
world. is enjoying with his FAM
lily the giories of Oregon's Aug
ust climate at Pelican Lodge.
near. klamath Lake. Their stay
will cover several weeks. Vice
Presidents Julius kruttschnitt
and d. Z. Calvin accompanied
Mr. Hartman 20 Oregon. but.
during his vacation they viii be
busy inspecting their roads
throughout the state.
Three Oregon athletes won
honors at the Olympic games in
London. no other state in the
Union made such @ showing.
The boys viii be royalty enter
tanned ir Portland when they re-
turn carly n September Both
athletic end commercial bodies
are uniting iu the arrangements.
The different Fair ssociatious
of Oregon are cooperating for
@ splendid display of products
and O. g,. showing of livestock
at the Fan Show I'm Portland
with the best races ever held m|
the state All. this has it part
in the development Of the State. |
hy creating such an interest inI
livestock production as will mean ,
an ample supply for the support
of the great packing plants now I
under construction in Portland. /.
A delegation of business men /
from Spokane, under the auspic-
es Of the Chamber of Commerce /
Of that city, win be entertained /
in Portland August 10th. /
The sale of special one-way |
tickets from al' points in the
United States TO an points iu
Oregon begins September lst
and continues until October 3lst
Your community can get more
than its share of the newcomers. 7
with q little effort.
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BRA

Peter lemens
ho; catttc same 0l
and split IA ieii %
under BIT In llahl.
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CONTEST NOTICE


|NT.U STATES ltNH UIIf..
Hgfrf, ul.eUu. NHaus. if '...
urtfsrt contest auiBff having bO.r
f'u.l .r tlI.uir. hE Tti.- lsrnC- contestant
aErIus. homestead .sfN $50 made Nrf.
IH. IH.- IHH -W|. section W.. IUNUEifn D.. 81.
.rIEu 10 d. vs. N. Do. Wilson Hauk. -nliH
DoHtrsc.. iu which DO BE- alogcI tIa. said
WHsHU banks smith hat failed fu fUf.I. upon.
.urr1tCi 0t cultivated said iari dutlus f..
.iN uHHfEs u.Nt rrc,eclinE fHr usfuuI f.Ia
HHiIafI.. HHI HHs totally abandoned saf' Uu-
frf.u.I 'HHf tr'I alleged uHE.rrH i.um.tlU
stll lan. uH. Ult Due tH uis c'1T..Em.uf iu
fl. ArrE. NaHf, or Marine corpse. .. IU.fUl
states aa n private soldier. ONIrc. sUHuH" H'
uHf.HD. during timeU 40 war. saId r.u't. ..
Hr..H" uuiIHrl tu HrurIr respond H.N U..
evidence touching saIl allegation 70. l.n......
o.. fH. Uu september g. l.N, rrioIU 'lH Ir..F.'|
stl EDvgi,yfatfhc lUHtI -fa.us lHUI uf... T..
Burns. DrtEou.
The sail Uoutes'sul hatIuE lu frure. H'.I.
Yif. hIoi August q. .Us. sCt forth l.It. uH'
show tnHI after aus diligence rHfs1na. ..II I...
Ui flIs notice DHuHot he maze. I Is hereby ..
tlfyI urI directed that u.H EUuU. o..
nv iu. arI Ig1pcf publication
Wr ftHr EU..s..H
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'-n on sigma. only mo agent
I.J issuci only i1r stations where
fu.H ace scheduled TO make regular
-t.. 'l..ens,r mus, purchase tick.
90. "r agents exist before entering
tuH I ccuI Boz addition 90 the rr.
s'I uIl 6c charged
JOSEPH a. WEST, supt.
GRANT u.nnEs, As.t ~urt.
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SUMMONS

lH t1r Circuit CoIrt .. ll. Bt. .. Uu
Eou irr lilrEcy County
samuel o.. Parker EI.tH
tlrst.H lHftuHtu 81.
GHltaaE, q o. NUlJ.
aud ~luae, o.. rlf,orus
guardian 90 the estate 0i
George John Parker iu.
sane, plaintiff
d hu 81 NrCuu. olive a.
ll.Ug. Fiaruucr ]. Olul
l.w.r Parker Bertha
g. u.rI, Alice Ipsl1Y.
George o. rHr,rr Eliza.
beth Gibson agd Mary
Gard, py.,HiIHt.
TO Elmer z. Parker. ard Florence I.
uafl ,he above named lllsEdauts
lu tHr same oi thc state of Orus H.
YOU are hereby required 90 appear aui
answer o.. complaints G.,l against y.H
iu the above entitled suit ou o before
tae last dag oi tbt time presciiu.i .s
,he orier of publication oi fbi. sum-
uua-. lo,NiJ ua or before tae lafh
la, oi September 1905. raid Jalr being
ile expiration Of six week. from tae
Hrt p1l..ctt.on of this summon auI 10
goo '4il % appear aud answer '.r want
Thereof. plaintiff. $500, apply . f.-
court ias tlg relief demanded NH.
complaint, r1,Nit Fo. tla .aie, 8. pore
t.t.aH cauH.t boz H.l. li tHergl. Hr. ..
o., being i.e subject ta- -u.t
0aa. .e..r...i o.. tae West Hl.. I.
Wr,la.. o. -r.. Io, lp. o. -., I..-. D..
vs. ,lrauI 'ar tae distribution .. f..
proceeds among tHtoauar Tb.. .m
monf O. published ny order o H.a I.
D. Rector County judge a Hau.
County Oregon, male and .et.r.I IGu
-5,l, zoos, Jbe dlie oi the ar.r rll.lca-
lion hereof b. August lHos
a.. a. NnulLu,
Attorney .ur Plaintiffs
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uVtrsn Srs~vs LtNpOFTDE
Urrfns. grprou Aueusf 90 iIIs

Bnrtns. Oregon August 10 i'1s .
Notice is hereby given ihat WlmInr A. k..
OF Hurrs oregon. who. ou Augus in
made Irubcr ur Stone sworn statement NU
U|DI for -W' q, section g1. township % -"Ii It
Earlg E4st Willamette Meridian, hH. I.Di
notice lf intention to make FiuHi rfuol Dob
establish claim Co She land aboyg described
before the Register 4ul Receiver af Burns
oregon, on thC goth lay 20 NoiUH't l'l'
Claimant names Hs witnesses
UCrr, Nu'gouogy. Lute lurkcr io...f
sylvester NeI parkcr. eco of Burus OrD-0n.
W. ftuEE. Register
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Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for
yonng and old is prompt relief
for coughs, Group, hoarseucas
whooping cough. Gently laXa-
tive. Guaranteed. Sold by The
Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Orc.
Fred Haines, Harney, Ore.
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SCHOOL DIsTRIcs LIBRARY BOOKS

CONTINUED from page one.l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-24
GLAD TO GET AWAY.

Detroit, Mich, June 2S.-With some
feelings Of relief the White Sox shook
the dust of Detroit from their feet
tonight, after having experienced the
now novel sensation, for them, of suf-
fering two slaughters in as many days.
There wasn't much doubt at any stage
how this one, whose result was to 1
Detroits way, would finish.
Only once, in the sixth inning, at
which time Detroit led by three runs.
did the Sox threaten. Then they got
one run over, and lost a chance for
another by swell one-handed catch
by Killifer, the youngster who is fill
ing in at second base for the cham
pions.
Outside of this inning the Sox got
but two hits off "Bilr Donovan. one
of these becoming such by grace of a
bad bound. Only once, outside of the
sixth, did two Sox tread the sacks in
the same period, and in this instance
two were gone when they began popu
lating
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-24
SENT TO ORPHANACE
Truant Officer Muzzall Tells
Sad Story Of Lake Station
Family in Hammond.

probation Officer Thomas Muzzall
VINO Is also known by the sobriouet
custodian of the Orphans" was in
hammond this morning on his way
from Plymouth, Ind, where he took
nve Lake Station boys to the Julia E.
Work Orphanage
Mr.. Muzzall tells a pitiful story of the
case. On June 5, Mrs William Mitchell
OF Lake Station, gave birth to baby
boy, and her own life was the forfeit.
The baby lived. There are six children
IN the family and the two youngest
nave been adopted by neighbors. Mr..
Mitchell, the father, was unable to
take care Of the boys without the as
slstance or wife. He himself has
been Ill since March and out of work
so that the county authorities were
notified and the boys who are IL II
and years old respectively, were
taken to Plymouth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-24
OVERCOME BY THE HEAT
Installation of Gary Re
beccas Attended With I'm
fortunate Occurrence.

The Gary Rebeccas last night in
stalled their officers and had IT NOT
been for the fact that one of the ladies
was taken sick and tainted during the
installation, the affair would have been
considered perfect success.
District Deputy Herbert E. Jones Of
crown Point, had charge of the install
lation and j. r. Ruse, was installed as
Noble Grand; Gertrude Ogg. Vice
Grand; Mrs. w. P. Alexander. Score
tary; Mrs. Cook, Financial Secretary
and Ellen Knots, treasurer.
The members appeared in full re-
gala for the first time since the order
was organized and they made a fine an
peartnce. During the progress of the
installation Mrs. Cook, who was NOT
feeling well, tainted and was carried
from the room.
She was taken to her home whore
she was attended by DR.. Alexander
For time the work was SUSPENDED
but after intermission, it was taken I'm
again. The lodge in Gary has made
very successful start and all Of The
members are pleased over the nro-
spects.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-24
EXAMPLES OF MEDIEVAL ART
Fine Stained Glass Windows Recently
Received at New York,

The two German windows of stained
glass among the recent acquisitions
belong in period to the early sixteenth
century, at the time when medieval.
ism passes over into renaissance. The
color Is lighter and paler than that of
the preceding century and is secondary
IN Importance to the design. In the
examples at the museum are certain
UNITS OF yellow that began to be used
IN the middle of the fifteenth century.
as taste changed in favor of lighter
rooms. The subjects of the windows
are 81 John and st. Maximine against
background of tapestry and archi-
lecture treated so as to appear on
the same plane as the figures. The
author OF the note on the windows in
the Museum Bulletin says that the
drawing is undoubtedly the work of
palnter-and very good one-of the
ODer-hhein school, and that as st.
Maximine was bishop of Trier, the
supposition that the glass is from
mat source is probably correct. Very
me examples OF the same period are
tnose In the nave of Cologne cathe-
oral.-New York Times.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-24
MORE ABOUT THAT HUB GAME.

Whiting. Ind, June %.
Editor TIMES; In your account of
the ball game between the whiting
La vendors and the Hammond Hubs
your reporter makes out the Whiting
bunch to be anything but what thew
are, and it would also seem by your
account that the Hammond Hubs were
angels. In plain truth and Justice We
of Whiting desire you to give public
ity to the following facts: First the
La Vendors have played a total of
thirteen games this season and this
is the first one in which they have had
any trouble. The trouble started nv
the Hammond umpire changing his d.
cisions and calling the Hammond hovs
opprobrious names. He then struck AZ
our captain, Squiers. who is much
smaller than the aforesaid umpire. Our
man Adley struck in defense OF. Souiers
and the "hoodlums" mentioned wara
mostly Hammond north siders whose
love of fair play made them disgus+a,5
with the Hub tactics
The La Vendors went to Hammora
with $40, but the Hubs, on their own
ground. among Hammond people. con1d
only raise $40, and this thew won+
away with when they saw how hone
less were their chances.
In Whiting 1T is not called "sports-
manlike" to do these things.
Yours very respectfully
J. ]. STEWART.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-24
SPORTING BRIEFS.

| Wood of Kansas City, Schneiberg o.
Milwaukee, and Vanguard of Indian.
apolis are three American association
pitchers who would look pretty nifty
in major league uniforms.
Hans Lobert of Cincinnati. Jimmy
Kane of Pittsburg and Danny Sulli-
van Of the Boston Americans all hold
a record of making five hits out OF
five times at bat. Willie Keller trails
just behind with record of four bin
giles for four times up.
The minor league organizations,
with two or three exceptions, are not
doing so well financially as they were
doing this time last season. Condi-
tions are expected to be much better,
however, in another month.
With the Giants suffering from a
short reach. the Highlanders trying to
find the way. and the Brooklyn SUI
perbas down somewhere in South
America. is it any wonder the baseball
fans of Greater New York are lone
some. Well, they can put a bet down
on the races now and then, anyway.
But can they?
They were seated in a Pullman boy
OF delicate tint, speeding toward Pen
nantville, their feet on the soft plushy
plush, while the electric fan buzzed
beautifully over their NOODLES. Man
ager James McAleer and Mr.. 'Rube"
Waddell of the st. Louis Browns.
1t was lovely Sunday supplement
within, while all was dust and heat
without. Hot, dry dust and dry, hot
heat.
Presently Mr.. McAleer turned to his
companion and asked, What is the
noise beneath" From below was
heard to come the exclamation. us
that Waddell person a wizard or what
In the - Just then the whistle
blew and it was impossible to hear
more.
"Sh?' whispered the great Waddell
to his travelling companion. Don't
look down now. as I want to pretend
I don't know 'em. It's Connie and his
Then with a long wide smile and
still another smile "Rube continued
Didn't l tell em in PHILADELPHIA that
I'd be on the cushions when they would
be riding the trucks?"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-24
Especial to THE T1MEsl


East Chicago, Ind, June PA hot
game of baseball was pulled off here
Sunday between a team from the Elks
lodge and a picked nine of East Chi
cago boys. The game was called for
10 o'clock in the morning but If was
II before they got started as all the
Elks wanted to be pitcher. After II
mad been explained to each one in
turn that what he didn't know about
pitching would make a large book
George Reuss was finally settled on to
do the tWirling with Pete Krill as the
back stop. E. 7. Higgins thought be-
cause he is chief of police he ought
10 De able to stop everything that any
body started before it got too far along.
SO they let him play first base. He
wanted to play second in order to stop
steals but the boys said his record
wasn't good enough. C. L. Kirk held
down the middle sack. Albert Lewis
was stationed on third because the
boys thought ne liked to have the last
guess Walter Spencer was the short
stop but Capt. Pete KrilI said after the
game that next time he would make
walker umpire as he believed he could
play that position better than short
stop Incidently he remarked that he
had never seen Walter umpire a game
j. D. Williams was put in left field.
The only reason Pete put him in left
field was that he thought ]. D. Was left
handed. Howard occupied center
field and that all he did do, just oc-
cupied it. Jack Evans was sent in right
field with instructions that if a ball
came his way to let it alone until a