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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
NOT ALWAYS so.

MY counsel and my help are no
longer desired. 1t was not always 50.
In 1896 and 1900 the late Senator Jones
many times declared that there were
just three men upon whom he never
called for financial assistance in vain.
One was the late Marcus Daily, and
another was William r. Hearst, and
the third was myself.
Through mis- friend and manager,
Mr.. Bryan not only accepted CRATE
fully, but beseechingly sought our aid
and We gave freely thousands and
thousands of dollars.
"Mr. Bryan knew then, and knows
now, that | was as much of 'corpor-
alton man in 1896 and 1900 as | am
in 1908, but did ne 'scruple abstem-
iously' to use our money to help his
canvass? Let him answer at his leis-
ure. And what followed?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10

J. l.. MILLER, Sec.
Moved by Albert Cox and seconded
by j. p. Foster that the report of the
committee be received and the same
considered by sections. Motion car
ried. Section one was read and its
adoption moved and seconded. J. l..
Miller offered a substitute, which
was declared out of order. Vote be-
ing taken on the resolution resulted
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-07-10
FAWNS UPON HEARST.

AFTER his defeat Mr.. Hearst became
his patron and paid him thousands of
dollars, only to be turned upon with
out qualm, though now, wnen again
candidate, Mr.. Bryan fawns upon
him in hope of gaining his support.
81 reap my reward in a vicious,
brutal attack from the man who pro-
fessed to be my friend. Mr.. DAILY
died soon enough not to feel the in
gratitude of one who accepts a mans
assistance and at The first refused to
serve a selfish purpose splits in his
face.
81 nave replied to Mr.. Bryan's
vinperate assault upon me with calm
less and restraint. The use OF ex-
plosives is clearly unnecess airy. This
simple recital of plain facts snail
be suffici ct to enable any fair mind
to determine with certainty, at a
time when harmony is the requisite of
party success, VINO is the self-oon-
violated falsfier who the hypocrite, VIII
the real and most arrogant boss ever
known in the Democratic party and
who, regret to add, the migrate"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
MANY PRIZE WINNERS
FOR PASADENA SHOW
San Francisco and Northern California
Fanelers Make Entry In compe-
tltions at Third Annual
Bench Event

The aristocracy of dogland will be as
sembled at the third annual bench show
of the Pasadena Kennel club, to be held
Friday and Saturday of this week.
Richard c. Halstead, secretary of the
show, announced last night that indi-
cations are that the show will be the
best ever held in Southern California.
The northern part of the state is well
represented. as will be Pasadena. Mr.
Halstead will have his beautiful fox
terrier. La Sonrisa Nuestra, on the
bench. She has taken awards at every
show in which she has been entered.
La Sonrise Valentine, an English dog
of the finest pedigree, will be entered
from the same kennels. Pete Rock, a
full brother of Rough Rock. that great
Airsdale which never has been beaten,
will be named by Eugene Kohler for
competitor in his class. A brace Of red
cookers will be shown by c. Nj. Tullock
of San Rafael Heights. One of the dogs
is called Imp and has a beautiful coat
The oldtime champion, Bernal Duke, a
tnnnotcher in the cocker spaniel class,
and Brownland Babbie. another high
CLASS COckeT Judt HAS uOIc tuo 6IduQ
circuit, will be shown by Kingsley N.
Stevens.
A. favorite dachshund, Pretzel, which
took special prize at the last Pasa-
dena show, will be shown by Mrs. ]. ".
Elliott. To compete with Pretzel will
be another dachshund, Paloire, a pup
by the Grand Duchess. She is a strong
competition and belongs to DIR. DeBiron.
The doctor also will show Montezuma.
hairless Mexican dog, recently pur-
chased In the City of Mexico for this
show Freeman A. Ford will enter
Agawam by the Way and Champion
Boylston Prince. In addition to These
he will enter such prize winners as
Champion Endecliffe Baron. an English
bulldog, and Arroyo Conspirator Enig-
ma, an imported Irish terrier of high
pedigree. Many other entries are ex-
pected from San Francisco before the
opening day of the show. John Brad
shaw, who last week Judged dog show
at Santa Cruz, will judge all classes at
the Pasadena show.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
SPELLACY SUED BY MAN
WHOM HE HAD BEFRIENDED
Prominent Democratic Leader Served
with Papers In Action Brought
by c. S. Young Involving
OIL Stock

Timothy Spellacy, the weil-known
Democratic leader, yesterday was made
defendant in a suit filed by c. s. Young
involving the possession of about 10000
shares of Mascot Oil company stock,
which Young alleges belongs to him
and which he says Spellacy has refused
to transfer.
Mr.. Spellacy when seen last night by
a reporter of The Herald said:
81 have been keeping up this man
Young for sometime. He has merely
circumvented me, as he believes, In a
suit which / myself had intended to
file again him.
Some years ago Young gave me $4,000
to invest for him. did so, and he adj
mits that from my investments he has
netted many times the amount of the
investment. / have given him over $685.
900, and have put him In the way to
make a great deal more money.
Sometime ago when he was director
of the Mascot company, of which I am
the president, / wanted to transfer the
stock to him and he refused. Not long
ago he asked that / do so. and in turn
refused, as he had become so in debt
to me that l concluded to hold the
stock until was paid by him.
IT consider he owes me more than
the value of the stock. and was prepar-
ing to file suit to collect when he an
ticipated my action and himself began
suit"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
SAN PEDRO ERECTS
WELCOME ARCHES
CITY GETTING READY FOR
HARB0R DAY
FraternaI Order Teams Falling Into
Line for Big Drill on July q,
and Other Features Are
Under Way

San Pedro is arranging to build
grand stands, welcoming arches ana
spread decorations and bunting all
over the harbor city in honor of Har-
Dor day.
Last nights session Of the arrange
ments committee In the office of Mayor
A. c. Harper showed an enthusiasm
on the part Of the sister city that indi-
Gated great faith In the success Of the
July 4 festivities, when 1t Is expected
100000 visitors will crowd the trains
and cars to the beach.
Last night Captain Louis Hansen and
M. L. Campbell formed the San Pedro
delegation which brought the latest
tidings of progress, and the word was
that plans were well In hand, collec-
lions piling up. and Inquiries from
many cities showed foreshadowing a
larger attendance.
A half dozen fraternal orders have
already sent formal acceptances OF
the invitation to take part in the
drills. The woman's teams prefer ex-
hibition drills, and these will be given
by the committee.
All uniformed drill or evolution teams
or companies in any fraternity in or
near Los Angeles are cordially invited
to send acceptances to Mayor Harper
or Vice Chairman Joseph Mesmer
showing the number of members and
the names OF the officers In their let
tiers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
IN BRIDAL GOWN, AIDS
MOTHER GET DIVORCE
DAUGHTER, lust MARRIED,
HELPS PARENT
Mrs. Lula Henderson Is Granted =
Decree from Husband Alleged
to Have Violent
Temper

Daintily dressed in the gown she
wore when her wedding ceremony was
performed ten days ago, Audrey Claud-
Inc Dietrich, the 16-year-old daughter of
Mrs. Lula e. Henderson. yesterday af-
ternoon took the witness chair In Judge
Conrey's. court and testified in her
mothers behalf in the divorce suit in
stituted by Mrs. Henderson against her
husband, j. w. Henderson.
After hearing the testimony Judge
Conrey granted an interlocutory decree
to Mrs. Henderson.
Mrs. Henderson testified that her
husband is a man of violent temper.
On one occasion, she claims, while
Henderson was attempting to repair a
broken faucet in a water pipe In the
kitchen he unscrewed the wrong joint
of the pipe and the water squirted over
him. This so enraged the man he
chased his wife and daughter with a
wrench, and, Mrs. Henderson says,
threatened to kill them.
Frequent other outbursts of temper
were told of and Mrs. Dietrich corrob-
grated her mothers testimony in re-
gard to these fits.
Some time ago Henderson began suit
for divorce from his wife. At that
time Mrs. Henderson filed an answer
denying all the charges In his complaint
and the case was dismissed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
.REvOKES ONE AND
WARNS REMAINDER
POLICE BOARD HANDLES Ii
CENSE LAW CASES
Mayor Once More Serves Notice on
Restaurants That Full Meals
Must Be Served Sundays
with Drinks

Police commissioners yesterday re-
voked one restaurant liquor license
gave weeks time for defense to an
other owner and cautioned three Others
against whom charges had been
brought. but who pleaded extenuating
circumstances.
B. r. Randolph of sO5 Hewitt street
lost his license. The ground was serv-
ing liquor on Sunday without furnish
ing meals at the same time
Ramirez a. Morkin. SIT West Second
street. have transferred to Ernest
knight. who has agreed to abide by
the rules hereafter. This Is the old
Bohemian place.
Antenioli Rosa was represented by
an attorney, who asked for more time
and 1t was granted.
s. p. Clark OF 419 South Main street
claimed that waiter had played q
trick on him out of spite in serving
beer without a meal, and he promised
to be good hereafter. The waiter was
bounced" Clark said.
J.. Mazzetti, $40 San Fernando street
had an interpreter and an attorney
and pleaded ignorance of the law. He
serves foreigners only, who are accus-
toned to drink wine with meals.
Rudolph Is a former patrolman. A
formec employee named Gordon, who
ran the Canadian hotel for Rudolph
has taken over the lease and is inter
ested with the divers In some manner
so that Rudolph gets out of the con.
Germ. Nevertheless the board revoked
the old license and the new owners
must abide by the rules.
In the Rosa case notice of the tria
was served after midnight on a Sunday
morning, hence Rosa.s counsel asked
for more time to prepare defense. He
says the family of the proprietor were
drinking wine when the special off.
GERS entered and that it was not case
Of sale.
In the Clark case. Mayor Harper said
to the owner:
1T hope, Mr.. Clark. you will see thai
these violations do not occur again. II
they do you forfeit your license"
Attorney Puma stated for Mazzett
that the place is more OF boarding
house than q restaurant and foreign
ers accustomed to their old country
customs drink wine at meal time.
Following the windup of the CASE
Mrs. Watson, street missionary, be-
rated the board for letting Clark &C
without taking testimon- against him
and said that the best way to do was
for law-abiding people to take up theii
property, move out OF the state AND
quit paying taxes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
CHARGES HUSBAND DROVE
HER FROM THEIR HOME
Woman Sues for Divorce, Alleging She
Was Subjected to Brutal and
lnhuman Treat
ment

Because, as she alleges, her husband
treated her in cruel manner; called
her vile names and drove her from their
home after making threats against her,
superior court against Robert III. Walsh
to compel him to provide funds for her
maintenance until matters now pending
can be settled.
The complaint alleges that during
the month OF April, 1905. Walsh told
her he was going to leave her and not
live with her any more, and when she
demonstrated with him for leaving her
in destitute condition, told her You
can make living. Go sell yourself"
Mrs. Walsh declares her husband
drove her from their home at 1888
Forty-eighth place several months ago
and has refused to provide money for
her maintenance.
She claims Walsh sells sewing ma
chimes and makes 500 month!
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
% BROADWAY STORE
employees GRADUATE
SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCE.
MENT HELD
Interesting Program Rendered, and
Diplomas Are Awarded for First >
Time In History Of the
Establishment

Twenty-eight graduates of the
Broadway department store school re-
ceived their diplomas at the seventh
annual commencement held at Blan-
chard hall last night. 1t Is the first
time in the history of the school that
diplomas have been awarded those
who have completed a prescribed
course OF study.
The school was organized seven
years ago by Arthur Let's for the
benefit of the employees of the store
who, by reason of their duties, were
unable to obtain school education
otherwise. The branches taught are
those studies usually taught in the
public schools up to the eighth grade.
Miss Charlotte NJ. Hoax il principal
Of the school.
Following was the program:
Overture, Ben Laietsky orchestra.
History of school. Gotta Puget
Song, Graduating class.
Address to graduates, Rev. Dana Bartlett.
Broadway quartet Messrs. Skinner. Heffer-
nan, Burton and Schnebly.
az Word to Go Forward" William Murphy.
Solo. "A May MORNING." E. w. Lewis.
Glass prophecy, Rosalin Donnley.
Presentation of diplomas, Arthur Let's.
Tableaux from Longfeilow, by class:
'"The Reaper and the Flowers" Hymn to
the Night" Scene from Evangeline. Scene
from Courtship of Miles Standish," Lady
Wentworth"
Instrumental trio, 'Manzanilia," DR.. H. VAL
entine. Prof. D. H. Little. H. Mailer.
Song. Victoria club.
Those who were graduated are
Odessa Bennett, Edna Blasdell. Lillian
De Groot, Lillian Epstein, Nellie Fro
ley, Delbert Fuller, Emma Harlow,
Elizabeth Kelly. Erma Miller. Flossie
Scriven, Ashton Sodenberg, Blanche
Oulette. Blanche Tasker, Hazen Davis,
Ruth Benninghoven, Sophie Block, Ro-
salin Donnley. George Frisbey, Gotta
Puget, Leo Goodman, Mary Hudson,
Emmaline Krelle, Ethel Royce, Laura
Strum, Feurentino Tami, Viola Pear
son, Anna Taylor and Josie Summo.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
HOLLYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
SENIORS APPEAR IN COMEDY
Graduating Class of 'o8 Presents Well
Known Play to Enthusiastic Au-
dience and Scores Marked
Success

A large audience greeted the Holly
wood Union high school graduates last
night at the Wilcox auditorium where
"a Scrap of Paper" was presented by
a number of the students.
The we'll known comedy was given
an excellent presentation under the d.
rection of Miss Elizabeth Lodwick. Ed
win Wallace was manager and his as
sistants were Clinton Garlock, Beatrice
Chambers, Wallace Wood, Grace Roche
and Harry Cover.
Music by Stamm's orchestra was a
feature of the program.
The cast presenting the comedy was
as follows:
Prosper Couramount, adventurer. Earl Gilmore
Baron de la Glaciere ...........W Warren Ferguson
Brisemouche naturalist and neighbor OF
Anatole, his ward ..,......-........ Henry Wade
Baptiste, servant OF Prosper. Frank Douglas
Louise de la Glaciere, wife of Baron.....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eleanor Brown
Mile. Suzanne de Ruseville, her cousin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ramona herroo
Mile. Zenobe, sister of Brisemouche,.....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Georgia Brack
Mathilde sister of Louise. Mildred Lowther
Mime. Dupont housekeeper of chateau....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES martina bdrry
fa0llne mao $1,000. .. Mary MaPel
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
MATEUR SPORTING GOSSIP
By RED PERKINS

Americans, and 1t is reported that the
State league is about to reach out
for him. A Stockton fan who saw the
ball game yesterday told me that Man
ager Cy Moreing of the Slough City
nine has for several days been burn
ing up his small change keeping the
wire hot trying to secure Jimmy.
It is said by one who knows that
Smith, right fielder for the Stockton
team. and Frank Arrellanes were made
inducements to jump the State league
recently.
The members OF the second teams of
the Polytechnic high school made a
good record for themselves during the
high school season just closed, having
won four in six games played with the
lower high school grades.
A game of some note in the amateur
ranks will be played next Sunday
morning on the Belvidere diamond
between the Strongholds and the
Brownstein, Newmark & Louis team,
The losing club will pay for a banquet.
The batteries for the Stronghold club
will be Brownsen and Whitmore.
Brownsen will twirl his first game
after an illness of several weeks. Nor
ris and Becker will do the honors for
the opposing nine. Morris is late from
San Francisco, while Becker comes
from the Pennsylvania Reds, an anna
teur organization of that state. Fol-
lowing is the lineup:
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
SUES DOCTOR FOR $1,000;
ALLEGES POOR TREATMENT
Man Who pisIocated His Shoulder at
Mojave Declares Los Angeles Ply
sIclan Failed to Reduce
the Injury

Seeking to collect damages in the
sum of $4,000 because he alleges he re-
ceived improper surgical and medical
treatment, ]. w. Shouts filed suit in
the superior court yesterday against
DR.. C. F. Dempsey physician.
The complaint alleges that the plain
tiff, because of an unforeseen and UNI
avoidable accident at Mojave October
g. 1906, sustained dislocated shoulder
and other painful injuries about the
arms and side and that he went to
Dempsey for treatment.
After his injuries were treated he was
told by the defendant that the disloca-
ton was reduced. After two days, the
complaint states, Shouts found the
statements of the physician to be I'M
true, that the dislocation still remained.
Because of the unskillful attention he
says he suffered great pain and so asks
damages.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

The following articles of incorpora-
ton were filed in the county clerks
office yesterday:
Los Angeles Percolator company:
capital stock. $4,000: directors, Emil
of Pasadena and Philip Stein of AL
tadena.
L. G. G. Automatic couplers: capital
stock, $25,000 directors, L. G. Cary.
w. C. White and II. @. Blaney OF Los
Angeles.
TO diminish the capital stock Of the
Cosmos Land and Water company from
a., 400 900 to 100000: officers and direc-
tors: c. o. G. Miller, president; III. G.
Gingg, secretary; Lowell White. r. M.
WEIGH, HI. A. Rosenquist and Donald
Y. Campbell. directors, all Of San Fran
cisco,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
CIVIL SERVICE
MEMBERS CLASH
FLAW IN AMENDMENTS MAY
MAKE CHARGES VOID
YOUNG INSISTS ON THIRTY DAYS
PUBLICATION
Trouble Grows Out Of Appointment Of
Health Board Member az com-
missions Physical 1x-
amlner

That all amendments to the rules of
the civil service commission are illegal
because they have not been previously
published for thirty days In the official
Journal was the declaration made last
night to his<colleagues on the commits
sion by Commissioner Milton X. Young.
who Is prominent lawyer.
Mr.. Young had looked up the law In
the controversy growing out OF the re-
moval of DIR. Percival Gerson as official
examiner of candidates for the police
and fire departments and reached this
conclusion by careful examination of
the laws.
The announcement followed a fiery
debate between Commissioner Young
and DR.. John r. Haynes OF the COM
mission, who. on principle, objected TO
the recent appointment of DIR. Albert
Moore as examiner unless he resigned
as a member of the health board.
Chairman David Edelman OF the board
last night announced that he had come
to the conclusion that the commission
had made g. mistake in its course.
Four commissioners were present at
yesterdays session, the only absentee
being w. Ona Morton. who has been
Ill for several days.
Dual Job Illegal
DR.. Haynes called up section of
rule 4. which prohibits any one con-
nected with any department from hav-
ing any connection with examinations.
1t does not specify whether physical or
mental examinations are meant. Under
this rule DR.. Haynes thought DIR. Moore
should resign as examiner or as board
Of health member.
Aside from standing by the appoint
ments OF Drs. Moore and LOOMS as
examiners In place Of DR.. Gerson as a
wise act, Mr.. Young then called atten-
ton to the fact that the rule In ques-
ton was an amendment and was not
now legally In existence because the
necessary thirty days notice provided
by the charter had not been given In
the official newspaper.
You should not squirm through to
put one man into Office, thereby violat-
ing the principle II not the letter Of the
civil service" said DR.. Haynes.
Amendments Are Void
Commissioner Young declared that
politics was a word too freely ban
died about, and he objected to its con-
tinua1 use as affecting the health de-
partment. He was willing to trust the
Commissioners Judgment when rules
Or. Haynes insisted that the board
was setting a bad example In dropping
an old employe without charges and
substituting man who held another
city office.
ut does not look right to me-" said
Chairman Edelman. II think we made
O. mistake.
"of course we know politics is being
done in the health observation-disclosures
mate politics, not the kind you wink
at"
Commissioner Young said II he felt
he was wrong he would walk back
ward" but he did not see 1t that way
yet.
The question will probably be re-
viewed by the city's legal department
before long.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
PRISONERS WILL BE HELD
UNTIL REMlTTITUR COMES

Until the sheriff receives the formal
notification from the clerk of the court
of appeals, Crystobel Morley and
Henry Sanderson, who were sentenced
by the late Judge B. N. Smith to serve
three years in San Quentin after con-
viction on charges of setting fire to
house with intent to defraud an insur-
ance company, and whose cases were
affirmed by the court of appeals, will
remain in the county Jail.
When the remittitur. or formal noti-
fication, is received by the sheriff the
prisoners will be sent north to begin
their terms in the states prison.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
SENATOR FLINT WILL
MEET HARBOR FRIENDS
Cannot Understand Why objection Is
Made to Accepting QuitcIaim
Deeds to TideWater
Lands

Senator Frank p. Flint. who has re-
turned to Los Angeles, will meet with
representatives of the harbor commits
sion and the chamber Of commerce har-
Dor committee at the Chamber of Com
merce this morning.
The meeting will discuss the only
question remaining in the harbor fight,
that of accepting quitclaims from the
persons who claim tide-iand titles. Mr..
Flint says he does not understand the
opposition to these quitclaims, as they
do not carry with them an acknowl-
edgment of the validity of the claims.
He pledges his efforts to see that the
harbor situation is cleared of all selfish
interests.
Senator Flint attended the Republican
convention and thinks it was the great
est ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24

and colleges start playing the national
game Beamer of Los Angeles nigh
school is connected with the American
bank team, while Jim Gray, catcher for
the First National, formerly was con-
nected with the Los Angeles Y. M. Z.
A. team. Pat Higgins, who recently
held fine Southern California long dis
lance swimming record, also is con-
nected with the First National team
and Is an all-round athlete, having
played on several of the cricket clubs
of this city before taking to baseball.
Following are the batting averages OF
the team:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-24
AVALON TEAM WANTS GAME

Manager Adair of the Los Angeles
Athletic club baseball team received a
letter yesterday afternoon from Justice
Il. L. Haven, manager of the Avalon
team, asking for game for July s.
He replied that it would be impossible
to arrange for a game that day, as
most Of the boys would be tired out
from the effects of the Fourth. He
said he would be glad to consider an
other day. however.