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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28

schools; 1t has given instruction in
cooking, sewing and sloyd, and has
also employed many special instruct
ors in order to increase the efficiency
and practical usefulness of the
schools. These lines of school work
are expensive. The state and county
funds are not sufficient, nor were they
intended to be sufficient, to make pro-
vision for kindergarten, polytechnic or
high schools, or other kinds of spe-
cial work mentioned above. If the city
of Los Angeles expects to continue the
maintenance OF these most popular
features OF our school system 1t must
be ready to make liberal yearly appro-
priations for our schools from funds
derived from city taxation. In many
respects Los Angeles is a unique city.
The whole United States is tributary
to it. AS a mere business proposition,
to say nothing of any higher motive,
1t will pay the citizens of this munich
pality to place and keep Los Angeles
in the lead of all the cities of the
country, as she Is in the lead of all the
cities of the coast in educational mat
tiers. 1t will pay the city to make aG-
ventures in education, such as the
technical training afforded by the
Polytechnic high school and in other
special branches. The very fact that
this city offers an education so rich
and varied, so adapted to the practi-
cal side of life, will attract multitude
of people who will be drawn hither
in order to take advantage of the pub
lie schools.
"In conclusion your committee would
express it's confidence in the integrity,
the faithfulness and efficiency of the
board of education and of the superin-
tendent of the city schools. We have
found no evidence or graft or of
reclklessness in the expenditure of pub
lie moneys. We have found the gem
tlemen administering the school af-
fairs of this city giving freely of their
time, their thought and their personal
attention to the task of bringing the
schools intrusted to them to the high
es point of efficiency consistent with "a
careful disbursement of school moneys
We desire also to express our conf
dence in the ability and sincerity of
the superintendent of city schools.
1--WE should not close this report
without congratulating the citizens of
Los Angeles upon the evident wisdom
and success of their action in elect
ing two non-partisan school boards.
The separation of the management of
our schools from the dictation Of par
tisan politics has resulted in improved
conditions and in inspiring among the
teachers greater professional pride and
interest IN their work. spirit of
growing enthusiasm for the upbuilding
and betterment of the schools pervades
the department.
1--WE thank your honorable bodies for
the provision made for this committee
in the shape of moneys appropriated
to it's use. We have, however, not
been compelled to draw upon your
generosity. Respectfully submitted,
ID. X. TRASK,
BERT ESTES HOWARD.
III. c. WILMER,
I'D. A. HAMBURGER,
GEORGE A. GATES"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28
PUPILS OF OLIVE STREET
NIGHT SCHOOL GRADUATED

OF the numerous graduates of 1908
in Los Angeles none was more strenu-
Gus to secure diplomas than was the
graduating class of the Olive street
night school, which was the largest
ever turned out by that institute. The
pupils of the night school, although
working nearly all day and having less
than half the time of study that the
day school enjoyed, took their exam
nations almost as easily. Their
teached, A. d. Haycock, and their
principal, II. e. Ensign. encouraged
them a great deal. Their sloyd work,
taught by Miss Mcmahon, was excep-
tionally creditable.
The graduates of the night school
were William Mussilman, Herbert
Riley, Rafert Smith, Delbert Schlua-
ter, Edward Fisher, Henry Carter, Har-
old Leddy, George Beane, Albert Bo-
Tiger and Pierce Knoles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28
Minister Returns from Hospital

Rev. Will A. Knighten, pastor of the
Union Avenue Methodist church, has
returned to his home from the Cali
fornia hospital, where he was patient
several weeks and is now convalescent.
He expects to occupy his pulpit next
Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28
Young Woman Dies

Miss Effe Miller aged. IS years,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Miller of
1415 Dewey avenue, died yesterday
after a long Illness. The funeral will
be held Monday at 2 p. m. at the
chapel OF Oberholtzer & Mills. Rev. A.
S. Phelps, pastor of the Central Bap-
fist church, will officiate. The inter-
ment will be in Inglewood Park ceme-
tery
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28
Dies at HOLLYWOOD

Lawrence Dawn Slocum of Holly
wood died yesterday at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Slocum.
Mr.. Slocum was connected with the
New York Life Life Insurance COM
pany. Arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28
PRAISES BOARD OF EDUCATION

flx committee would its confidence in the in
tegrty faithfuness and efficiency of the board of
education the superintendent of the city schools
We of graft of reckessness the expendi
tureo of public moneys"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28

Mass Meeting of MIR. CarlsOn's Friends
Mr.. Carlson will address his friends
at Blanchard hall, 233 South Broadway,
opposite city hall, at p. m. tomorrow
lMonday) night =
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28

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Is here sketched, which, however, will
be found entirely appropriate for any
occasion when a blouse Of simple de-
sign is called for. The tucks in front,
which are stitched to yoke depth, pro-
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bust and a modish blousing at the
waistline. The neck is cut in a small
V and may be finished either with
wide sailor collar or a narrow rolling
collar, a removable chemisette or
shielded with a standing collar COM
pleting the adjustment. The sleeves
are made in three-quarter length,
though a full-length sleeve is pro-
vided for in the pattern. Any of the
fashionable outing materials may be
used for making the waist, S-8 yards,
"a inches wide, being needed for the
medium size.
61S9-Six sizes, 80 to AZ inches bust
measure. The price of this pattern
is 10 cents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
OIL COMPANIES OUSTED
Sweeping Decision IS Rendered BY
Missouri Supreme CouIt.
THREE CONCERNS HEAVILY FINED
Sensational Action by highest State
Tribunal Leads to Belief That D.
legal CONNIE eia. Combinations Are
At End In Missouri.
by Associated Press.)

JEFFERSON CITY. NO. Dec. e3-
r. rl1riEg ;hat the Standard OF! Com
paHv CT Indiana. the Republic Oil
Company. OF Ohio. and The Waters
Pi"rC" OIL Company Of Missouri had
coH."ir"i AMI Ccmhined to monopo-
~. Tho oil business in Missouri. he
Sfa," Supreme Corr: today Issued a
deer. oE.tirg the three concerns
rom n" commonwealth and ining
sa'T go n@n "5ch
t." decree against tho Waters
!.crc" Oi! Company is tempered by
r provision that Il may continue ir
'':~ir"ss II. = January Is. it can
Ia y tha' il has taken steps % oper-
a,c as n iud"E' rGCE' concern. a"1
h1s satisfied the judgment against II
tn" O'h'r compsTi's 2r" given anti
Narch /. 20 wind Up ;h,ir affairs in
n" stat"
Tn" d"-!,ion which was unanimous
~ INC r.rt nf III" seven judges Is so
svCrpir that Attorney General Had
l"y md GOV Fork hail II "a :hc end
nj 80, 81 commercial comb nations in
Missouri
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
Cash Of Fleet to Southern Waters
EGt Yet Explained.
DESTINATION NOT GIVEN OUT
Three BattIestips, Two Cruisers and
Cun5ost Believed to be 6ourc
for Venezuelan Waters-VariouS
Conjectvres Are Advanced.

WASH!EGTOE l.. c. Dec %
IT,, Venezuelan situation !, develop
i;,r- rop,2i,at CTS md . Uni.eI Siat' )
f.r; i, ccnv.rsiiC on the Y-nez, elan
"0as. :; The present IaCTa"n,. Three
haii,cyh;ps ;wo cruisers and gun
rnai ar h, IicvoJ TO lie und"r Orct rs
to sSeea.!.." in Vrn"Hur!rn wa.ers.
With hem cc"s t.Ir collier Ncro.
Npiti."- at h, sia;a department
no. p III, nav department is il ack
r.cn,s Of the vessels ar directly TO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
FAMILY NARROWLY ESCAPES
DEATH FROM GAZING ROOF
T. Fail in-Cccu .osnt. Out in
Night Clothes.
a. esocia!ed Prcss.l

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 23.-The
family .. +. y. L.ucir.t. Who Conducts
1 hair dressing establ;e hm"n. ON
Bread street barely escaped death
las; h:4ht when after tn" household
had retired. the roof to the stoT"
underneath which the inmates were
fas; asleep, Strung from its mooTlnss
an enc very nearly bu:ying the
family hen. a II its ruins. The col
lapse Of The building was due 10 the
weight OF snow UPON the roof
Consisting of the man. his wife
a3i s"yeral children, dressed in night
at,ilc. the family sought refuge from
danger in til" streets in freezing
w.a:nr They Were taken care o.:
y ErighHO!s. until morning, when
u:hor Arrangements were made.
Several o;E,r rcots in the city CAV"
way beneath Ii" weight OF Tn" snow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24

EEE killed AND ONE
WOUNDED IN PISTOL FIGHT
S. ~eet Of Little Georgia Town Runs
Crimson As Result Of
Tragedy.

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hi""d htaA,"S c'''''> Il '''' gu
his quiet Town, 'nr"' men "'r" Ia
.'anl. Ni.i'd lai' n.@"', and an o.
.G..cr @. ;!yr law received mortal
.,....l. rn, dat are Cnarnr
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,.,,. r.I, ne,.r u,,I,,.r.. -, tho
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
PURE FOOC STATUS
WILL 81 6NECRCeO
Richmond Paper Alleges That inspce'
tons at Norfolk Were Incomplete.
Further Action Possible.
RICHMOND. VA, Dec o2-The

RICHMOND. VA, Dec. 23,-The
Sew, Leader This afternoon says:
Name Of IA" uMn,rs aAl locations
Of baErr!, Witch har" been tn, sub
i"Ct Il m,g" OF less cumm"nt. and
cons idUrah.' adverse, criticism in tho
'prri Il Labor Commits si"ner Doh"r-
y. arr in tn, possession OF IN. stat"
health commissioner ana OF the pur"
iond ana dairy commissioner.
l.u1h Of ihcH" ucrart meats will 20
right after the offend, =. IL fac.
S;.Hc" July | to par" food dvpartin"nt
has ma.lr In: prCtirns Of III" pieces
AID directed that corrections b, n.1'tr
Il; once. The in p,C.ions ANA exam
,EAtiun8 to follow by III" two depart
mcEtS each md pendent OF III" other
and each with power to enforce Its
own recommendations
The iwu u"rnrtm'Uis are 20 60 Oh
crate in III" fixing Of ii standard for
he u. kcrirH ana IN, . are. 10 b., made
tn conform t" then, IN very way.
Couiit'urs which have prevailed AS
reported by C'ntdina'. ar" to be cor
rertrd, the hak,r. % h. given rt4 OF
abb" ii'.". say ton day; o. two weeks
10 peat ,h!n:S i'll proper condition.
In the m.antimr lhCr" ~ reason ~
ht!vN" that other Ci,i"S will follow
IN. example II Norfuik and CuIi.rrl
J. B"rn:rl Ciu, dim.r TO appear and
stat" to thu grand jurir; IA each city
Of tn" state the R'aning OF his Ian
SuaE" l. fore the Norfo Grand jury.
Clin"din2t declared that the conii.
lions III Norfolk w"r" better than
hos" IN any other section OF IN"
state, AMI that leaves inkCriea--h re-
and rWh"rr---undcr suspicion.
Cl'n"iiHSt viii b. made to give up
his views on bakeries in Other cities.
AMI this city may take hold of him
At th" ErNt term OF thc court
What We want to know H. where
are bakeries In which tn" ugly con-
d!;iCns nb'a'n'' has been said To The
since Ciincdinst declared Norfolk the
paragon Of perfection and cleanliness
and mod Is of sanitation.
II is interesting to note that the
VirginanPi!ct. of Norfolk. in its is
sue OF yesterday, reported that two
of the largest bakeries in that city
had declared that there had been no
inspection of the shops mentioned by
state officials during the last year.
though Mr.. Clinedinst gave them all
a clean bill of health.
TIL" question IL now asked "D'd
Ciin"dinst make an inspection OF the
Norfolk lakpri"s at all?"
TIL" Norfolk newspaper reports that
Two 81 the largest in that city say
thar no state official has made an in
"prction during The last year 1t
would appear that il Is up TO Cline
Iinst to say If he made the inspec' ion
In Norfolk. in view Of the declara-
ton OF he two interviewed by the
FirCinian- Pilot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
hARciS TRIAL NEAR END.
Argument WI, Begin Today: Pcs
oner Expects Prompt Acqu'itaI.

'By AS="ciat,d Press,
IRVINE. KY De. % faSSlihs
over instructions Of thr court and
their final acceptance by he Crl"nH"
AID i2n;rru,ioH pwrliri tn" only
t,.Ja:r ui he tIal OF Rrauchalnr
ti:uA, liar; 10: the murder CT
bis father. former judy" James Hal
-. jnr HU','.l Nvn;ucky f'ud It Hd"!.
I hr irIrH>r after :, sting lis cas-"
with lhr testimony Of Ms. i!ar&. j.
v .dGw ~ 1t, Siain man, ana m jn'
OF h. ."."nlan;. 0h!rr'sd - 'Ae Gra!'
o, :'n. {. Ur.', ms, .un5 Tor a u!''' .
There Viii ~" three SPEECHES tor
: ~ sides :uHu..Uw. Senator "l"r,
William! .. lir% icy closing 20 i'2r'
KS and Comm 3mw"alth' Attorney
k.lIy kaSh 70. ~. %.a'". Th" 'aa"
ilDi.ahly VIII go % III" jury late 70.
:EorOw.
&c: expyc; to at my CHRISTMAS lin
n,r ~ hcmr." sli1 Beach Ilar2.'.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
Nirr.rian Dies in England.

RICHMOND. VA. Dec. 23.-Roltc
/. Glover This morning received Il
c@lh'grom from Gro. don. Eng, an
.uu.c eng gh.' dea,h today of Herbert
Z. Matthews. C RiG Visa. Va Mr..
.!a.' hCwE C-....' TO Virginia abH";
w. H.. yea: ago and bought an es-
tG:c a: Rio VISA. making his hon"
thee. S,y"rI! yeas ago h" married
NJ, IAN" ! blair. daughter Of tin
la;" Iau'S II Ear. of this city. Mr.
Va lows was about 80 y"a-s old.
.'i',n; y.a7 ago his health Sv-
"an r0 f7iI. ard it was decided that
IT, anil should 20 TO FnZlani for
: -. FIR ;l.' ncI-fil Of n, health
.aI ?h1u: tn, months aco VT. MAJ
rf.rq-s and 1i'., ard twS children Ie''
Er~,aGd Tn days ago l. was ar
rr:,1Ccd in a l.''"- received her" by
81 ,"r. a si,':.- Of Mrs. Ia;thc IS.
IA tE"v would go 20 Swi;zer!ant
- trip l. is not kno"r whether
,',.'a 'ock r0~' in ECg,ar! or IN
S.o.I"25 T." oiy viii b" buTi".l
IL Fv=ia7d vh"-" all &C ~" relatives
e. ;hr DID nan I've.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
RESUMED WITH VENEZUELA
After an Enlargement ~ GsSse
Months, United ssates oespsteisso
Agent to Caracas

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Dec. 23.-Ak
or an interval of eight months To
United States government hao ~
STmed friendly relations with vea<
zgcla. and William I. Buchanan. foss
mar Director General Of the Bu9slD
Exposition and recognized - sn 80
ihcriiy OF South and Central Amesf
can affairs. Icf; on the cruiser Nora
Carolina in the capacity OF special
commissioning TO visi; that country.
look into the situation and Tualss =
report. Much vii depend On the -
'ure Of the communications whica -
will make. among isem being -
question whether the Usited Stat<o
will accord formal recognition % -
present government
The decision depends upca Vs.
zucla's ability 10 maintain ssae1e -
s;itutions and fuiAl tresfy 49,
tons. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
Venezuelan President, Lying h
Hospital Bed, Knows Nothing
Of Events in Caracas.
ASSOCIATES UNC0MMvA|CAT|vE
With E &c Of World Fixed on vensz-
ucla, Chief Executive Fights
Against Physical Malady-fis0
Flies Languidly in FROM Of HE
Apartments. y

BERLIN. Dec. 23-Cipriano Cas-.
tro. the dictator CT Venezuela. de-
posed by his people and discrsd ited
by his government. is lying on sick
bed in Berlin in compler ignorance
OF jhc cvcr.s vt C4scas that have
r. suited in i!is downfall
A mcmb,r OF the presidents en-
toura%r said this morning that Cas-
tro had received no news from home.
and did not know what had taken
place. While the newspapers Of Ber-
lin are filed with dispatches setting
forth IN dctai the highly sensational
occurrences Of the past few days.
that eliminated in the reputation OF
Castro and the installation OF new
government in place OF the organiza-
ton he left behind to run the coun-
try during his Observation-Disclosures
that were given official confirmation
by the German foreign ONCE this
m0rnirg--Castro is rsposing in q pri-
vate Sanitar'um in this city, the sub
jet Of a consuli alton OF eminent ply
sIcians. u
Associates Uncornmunicafive.
en- up TO observation Of the patient
and consultation on the part Of tho.
specialists summoned to emmiuoE
him. 1t is quite impossible to So
Castro: It is almost impossible to
speak with anv of his associates.
Castro In the hands of his doctors 10
barely permitted to see the members
Of his suite,
While all the eyes Of the world Are
turned on this Venezuelan he IL oc-
cupied primarily in a tight against .
serious malady. One OF Castro's a.
soc'ates said this morning that IN
view OF he confirmation given out
by the foreign ONCE OF the press Ye-
ports OF the downfall Of Castro the
news must be true
| 1t was explained that the new ID
| ministration at Caracas probably had
made II impossible for Castro's
friends to communicate with him by
cabio Baskets OF wine and ham
, Ders OF good living are being sent tn-
to the Castro party IN the sanitarium
| by local providers.
! The Venezuelan flag still 6pats
languidly before the vacated apart
| ments OF General Castro and his par.
ty in the Hotel Esp,anade.
Ex-PTesident Castro, Of Venexuelo
has made no plans for the future &C
cording to a member OF his suite. u
! is reported today. however. that he
, intends 70 reside for time In Egypt,
as the climate Is suitable for him.
He will remain for some time In DR..
| Israel's hospital.
The Tagehlatt declares 1t uncertxin
. whether his rule in Venezuela baS
been finally ended. pointing out that
Re possesses many followers there.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
MIGHT RIDERS WILL
DEPEND UPON aLselS
Prosecution Will Close Its Case On
Trursday-co-rotortive TeS-
tin,ony Feature Yesterday.
NV Associated PrcxS.l

UNION CITY. TENN. Dec. g
When the sta;r asked for an adjourn
llrYt OF II" might rider" trial his
AFTERNOON. il annonnc. 4 that It wOI.i
close it's Csc IN Thursday
Co!rt probably Will adjourn from
Thursday until MondaE. Tn" Dr.
alihi for each cf the eight defend
ants.
The m, nllers OF their families will
ar that the men w.re Al thor
homes and in bed on I'll" night Of Or
ioA"r T.. the night on which esp
tam Rankin was murd':r d.
No a'tcmrt viii he MAJ. - eho"
The whereabouts Of "ri-ht ritter
when committing Other nItTag. :. tn"
.'r!,rdants h. ing indicted Only 20
the murder CT Rankin.
Russel! cross-sxaminet.
william Russell 2 sC'!-c'rf',-S I
night rider" was cross-examin"I -
;.2v
Tia state attempted 20 show that
Russ,u hal hc"H th-ca'' ned with
death siEcr III" rriai bean. II" said
.;c had been 50 Threatened BIT rs
t, s'imuuv was excluded.
Warren Morris. also 7 SOY
confessed "nich: rider" who W"
trou.ht q court under strong
guard. tool, tn" sand.
Mo~ri: said h" was ~ err into tn
ha,.' ~ Garrett Johnson. OF" "t IN"
defendants.
corrobcratcd Others
FIn sid J." WIS on" Of f"I~ nor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
cooPesS WANT SAIL.
Court Hears hooUcst;1n Of Senator
CSr~ack's Savers.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Trc 2? :
wi'Desscg We" "xamiu. ! In n. h'ar
ing nesorc Judge Hart in th' Cr M.
nal court q" AZ afalt' a'r,n f2r h. :
f~T Col. Duncan u. C'oI"r ari nj
aon. Robin CooTc-. and 'in'r
Sheriff John y. sharp. charged 49,
7u-forinx former Senator r. " CO.
mack Counsel for he d"'"rs" a..
surcd the couri IA "y"-" Mort
would b. made to com!!o'c IN" hear.
iaE tomorrow.
Today's icsiim~ry ald"i l''l" ="
what 10 already knowa Of III" killing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
Naval Operations SUSPENDED.

THE HAGUE, Dec 23.-Revocation
o: the trans-shipment decree Of Nay
II by the Venezuelan government
was announced in the lower house q
parliament this afternoon by Foreign
Minister Van Swinderen.
He said also that the Dutch naval
operations along the Venezuelan coast
have been suspended at the reQuesR
Of Acting President Gomez
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
. GETS LIFE SENTENCE.
Boy 6ea. His Mother to Death With a
Hammer.
nv Associated PreSS)

TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 2%.-Af;er de-
libc-a'iaS fJ- twelve hours, The jury.
in the case OF Harvey Hazel. tA2
seventeen year old boy. charged Will:
nlurter in tn" FIRST degree for killing
his mother. returned a verdict oi muir
Ger in he second degree.
Hazel must go to The penitentiary
for The remainder of his life.
iiaz"l was placed On trial Nov"nl-
Der 80 ard vas charged with beating
his mother to death with hammer.
Robbery was assigned as thecansc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
SCHOONER WRECKED.
Quick Tire Goes Ashore; Crew Al
Saved

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 23.-The
two mast"d schooner Quick Tine.
from R3itimor. for Elizabeth City.
y. G. with a cargo of coal and lime.
Sc1t ashore last night during the
--ows'orm near Cove Point In Chcs-
apOaNr hay.
The crew ot tho Quick Time was
saved but 1t Is ssid the vessel Will
nc a total wreck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-24
JUDGE DEEOuACES DEFENDANTS
Mitchell Receives Nine Mcnths and
Morrison SiN--A.l Sa,!e0 Pending
Appeal-Cnense was Violation CT
An Injunction Relating to Buck
steve ccnpsny Boycott.


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THE WEATHER.

Virginia increasing eioudi
mess and warmer Thursday and
Friday. Fresh south winds.