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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-05

TERMS Daily, 10 cents per week.
Weekly, 81 per year in advance.
All communications of argumentative
character, political or religious, mus!
have real name attached for publica-
tion. No such articles will be printed
over fictitious signatures.
Correspondence solicited from every
township in Rock Island county.
)N1Ep9RzI2rD>
TRA1Es D Dss2t cogNeiEs
IaLGIH
Wednesday, February 5, 1908.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-05

BY THE J. W. POTTER CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-05

CONTINUED on Page six.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
Npre Serantcn.

= Setter Sebreus pon Dean Stra6e
nuroe Sreitos nud) eiuem 2raueroienit
in Der beutihcn fatb st. SObannes
Stride i'm SrieOboie Der 9emeinoe jnr
lssten Hube beitattet.
- Gin brciitOdiSes. ooppeltes Bobn'
baus bss 9. s. 0puOtt on gBeit Wtarfet
Ctr, BON Yatrid Wic@raw uno 9obn
Wfc9lrrom bewobnt, wurbe fur, naa II
llbr Sreitag 9iat,t 6urh ein Seuer gum
Betra9 BON etwa 5 5000 beiddoist. Die
@rplolion elmer Simpe wirb als bic Gnts
itsbuns bes YrauOcs betradtet.
- DapiO YrOOts, So Sabre aft unS
elm @ompanie sluseiiellter bel Der Ses'
sett's Greet I3eds, wnroe am Oienltas
yiahmittas oortielbit pom einem Sob'
len;use iiberfabrsn. Der ieinen SUrper
sntSwei iduitt. Der YerunsIidte bate
lid psseu Der Sdlts Die Sbren bsbsdt
uno fonnte aus bielem @runbe ben 3us
uidt b6ren.
= 98dbrenb Srau Better Gomteiis
jun. BON WionieD 9luenue am Sreitas
9ia6t ib nit ibren Swei fleinen Sin'
bern i'm @roseidoB ibrer 8obnuns be'
iano unS ben Sfen nit elmer Stiiilfsfeit
polirte, nobci Iie eineu Yiniel benutts,
wurbe oieier pubrideinlid in Srano ss'
Iret uuo Die 6lammen er9riffen ibre
Slsiouns. Die sriinolid eridrOdene
5ruu mari ii6 3uerit auf einen Rube'
ielisl uno ieste oieien in Srano, oann
lief lie na6 oben uuo ent3iinoete beim
llebsri6reiten elmer Ebiirihwelle Die
Yorbdnss, uuo Sulest rannte lie in bic
ansreuienoe Sepis SBObnuns, eine
6dbrte uon Seuer bintsr ii6 ladeno.
pier ieste iie aud uerldiebenc Sa6en
in 9rano uno erit uahoem iie ben 9of
betreten uno yemis uno ibr 9atte iie
er9riiien batten, mar ibrem llmberlau'
fen @nbalt 3u sebieteu; bis oieie absr
llmpiirfe erlanst batten. nm Die Slam'
men ,u erltidsu, paren ibr bic 9leiosr
pom StOrper ssbruunt uno iie 10 sefdhr'
lid psrlset, buB fie Samitas WtOrsen
um A ubr ftatb. Die Sdnbs ibres Sat-
ten unb bic redte 9anb uno arm Don
9smis wurben bel Zen e0idarbeiten usr'
brannt. Die 1nsliidli6s wuroe Wfon'
tag gormittas. na9 sinem Eransroisuit
in Der bsutidsn fatb. ct. Wtarisn air'
DIE, i'm Sriebboi Der @emeinbs bel ylo. s
bssrbist. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
S 6 n / 8 {.
Gllsrlei SntereKautes aus allsriei Ges
bist-Jiir Seben etpas.

. 1T Der Tame elmer franSDiii4en
Gtabt.
Gi 3oll q gen bebeutet
100 Sonnen @aTer pro Ider.
Ger Sitel -. 9f epere b ="
lpurbe in @nslano i'm Sabre 1857 .inr
sefiibrt.
9ie b n 8 BE r. n aufsez
fiibrten 9dmme finb oft 2300 bis
260o Sub lang.
Oas sr1bte afo ter in
Der @eIt 1T bas Der Sransistaner gu
Quito in Gcuabor.
Sie engGif DE 9 pra d e
pirb iebt in fait alien Dffentlihen
Sdulen auf auba sslsbrt.
glls g 6iffsto o d besann
9opitGn prit9arb bonn Sampfer
rMaurstaniu" feline Seemannslaufs
babn.
Sir @utomo biIbetrieb
1T bic erfe Staatslinis in Oeiterreid
SpiI6en Neumartt unb 9rebdoao ers
Dffnst pOrDsn.
SeffentIi9e Denim d :
Ter beiist 8aIbinston. .. g., 78,
Rsip gort 76, Bolton Sc. pbiIaoelpbiu
33 uno Gbicaso 20.
On Sasbf 9ein.n, tpeI6e
5ur Sagb auf So9rpilb bere6tigen,
nimmt Der tleine Staat Gep Samps
ibire iGbrIia $4,000 elm.
9ie peenbtit BON
ber g ir d E am Sonntag fpurbt
i'm SABRE 1906 in Gnelanb nit elmer
@elobube BON einem SHILLING beitraft
aubas ebDGterunsss
siffer belduft ii9 nuh benz iiingits
bin auf Der vperle Der 9lntillen" itotti
sefunoenen Genius auf 2,028,28E
8Dpfe.
9te GIteite beut d
g 9ule GbiIes uno bic 5tpeit
Glteite in Siibamerifa iiberbaupt, II
bic S9uls gu Sfornp. sic tpurbe in
Sabre 1854 g.griinbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
Sas xbal abp arts.

9nblur. r.-9lm Oienitas mar Der itets
willtommene 3ubltas oil ben oerihieos'
men @ruben Der 9adawanna @ompanie.
= SiirSermeilter s. 3. 9arris bat itd
BON leiner neuliden Srantbeit erbolt
unb 1T misOer imitanoe, ausiu9eben. -
@eorss 6rp BON Wiain StraBe 1T ourh
Srantbeit ans 9aus 9ebunoen. = 3ahl'
reids @rfranfuuseu an Der @rippe ooer
uerwauoten 9siosn iueroen semslost. =
= Sobu Poulita uon Durpea muro'
am DienItas In Der 9alliteao. Sea'
bur& einen::Saa uon Selsssitsin pon os1
Dede sstSbtet uno iein Sapisssrpats1
sntsins nur nit fnuppsr Slotb bsm:slsi
den S@idial.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
TinleDs---.''>
-
spe,ie4er Sertanf
@intcr 11nterftciOern
fir
MGmner. SyrGncn INN
6iuber.

Die 0srabiesunsen iino ourd ben
aau,eu yorratb iubitautiell. Preile
weroeu clue iduelle GuiraumunS aller
gBiuter @ewi6ts Sur SSolse baben.
Spe,ielle auimerfiamteit wiro aut bic
folseuoeu Selentt.
3Sc fir SOC Guulitdt Otduner
I6were FisBbetteiOete SemOsn uuO
Soieu.
SSc iar Toe Qualitdt Wtdnner
ttwere natiirlids 8olle Sen1oen uno
Soien.
Si.9S fir s1.5O Qualitdt Wtdnner
id,were natiirlide Wolle uno Sumsels'
baar SOieu unO Ssmoen.
J9c far 25c Quulitat Daukn flicB'
betleiSets 8eiten unO Soisn.
49c fir uor;iislide Qualitdt Oa'
men Hisbbetleioets Ueiten uuO Soien.
.5Sc far 75c Nualitdt Oamen
fdpsrs ssrippte sSOae 8sItsn uno
Soieu.
7Sc iar $1.OO QualitGt idpere &C.
ripple 8Olle @siteu uuo Soien.
7Sc fir $1.00 unb $1.25 Damien
idrpere gaumwoas Combinations Sn'
Siise.
% on fir $3.50 unS $3.50 Da'
men rStuttsartsr" 8Olle Combinations
an5a9e.
I8c. 2Ic unb 37lc fur 25c
3Oc unb Csc Qualitdtsn In Sinoer flieB'
befleioetsn uno natiirli6er 8ole llu
terflsibern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
Die @innahmsn bss hisiiasn On.

= Die @innabmen oes bielisen Sn'
lanoiteuer Gmtes betru9en i'm Wfonat
Sanuar insseiammt 1922. .22o.19. ober
$11. .3s4.63 mebr mie i'm sleiden Wto'
nat oes 8oriubres.
= Die &adapanna @ompauie bat bic
Scrauton @as uno 98aHer @ompanie
uuf 100000 Sdabenerlas uerflast.
pcil iie maiierreihes Nano wiosrreAtlid
in Seiis balt.
= Der psr1oiiene Wtonat mar elm
auBsrorbentlid flauer i'm 8aufa9. oenn
nur 26 8aui6eine murbeu aus9eitellt,
Die cine BertbiadsunS BON $44,918
reprdientirteu.
= Sranf Uarnes beriftete Der Boli'
Sei am Wiontas. oa6 ibm in ieinem Soft
bauS an GoamS Ipenue cine Brultnaoel
I'M @ertb pom $1,000 abbanbeu setoms
men iei. Sin Wtann unb cine Srau,
Die aud bort wobnen. lpuroen ipater in
Serbincuns nit oem Diebitabl in Saft
senommen. bed ersabsn ii6 feline BE-
wsile sssen oieielbeu uno man muBte
iis wieoer entlaGen. Die Yoli,ei balt
Suei anosrs in Serbadt itebsnoe Ferr
ionen i'm Nuse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
SO tsmO $40
2afalpanna Mbeaue,
sts,uatu Der ,.@o@,ubIatt" Sfin.
0el6attsleute

lIuo ttHautis bsltrtbt, lid eur6 quite
gBaarsn ntue 9uneeu ~ srpubsu une
bsnustsu eabsi aud has Nusitbsn pnh
bic Ginri6tdnsune ibr ss eaosus.
Der erfpIsreide Saufmann,
bu psi6, bab feline aserudisn BrrmuIars
miibtIftn, siusn aiinftissn Ginerud isi'
nee @,tih6ftts su ma&tn, ftbt eaiu.
bab hitit.btn nett ausssfhbrt une aut
auttm papitr ssbrudt iine. Gold Gin
Taptr III
,,Goupon Sonb",
sas bic ,Bpasnblai" Drudrst aui
BaIanesu Iisfsrt unb bos als .ints esr
btttsu IapisEs auf BEN wlarft bstra6isi
pire. Cine prpbt wirb t,etn Btitafis-
mana psH fdnr gsr,asli&hii hbr'
ttuetu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

Bel ber iuabHiiunigcn Sagb rod
Tubm uno GusSeiGnuns Der io9euanu'
ten Original. Gi6tuns fOl9eno, uer9ei'
fen Die slerSte oft Die eriten @runoidee,
n6mli6, oab oas Slut baS 9eben III,
uno oaB es rein 9ebalten uno iein Sreis'
lauf frGitig unterbalten weroen muB,
weun Die 9elunoheit uidt leioen foil.
Dieies lit oas glrbeits. Brinjip uou
6Orni's sIlpsnfrauter uno oas @ebeim'
niB ieines merfwiiroisen @rfOlses bel
Der Yebanbuns BON Sranfbsten, peld)s
Der @eididlidteit Oes bebauoeluoen
Nrites Tros seboten buben. Srau u.
8. S6rOd aus 9llmira, SBaib.,
ihreibt: r9iidts fommt benz alpcn'
trauter sleid. SD mar Sabre lang
leiosno uno unter Der Sebanotuns Der
beien GerSte. SD tonnte nidt quer
iiber Die Stube seben. aber Der sllpen'
trauter ma@ie mt@ 3u eiher 9elunoen
6rau." 2auienoe baben ebeniclhC
3susnille abseleSt. SSenn es Oil
intereiiirt. i6reiben sic, uno sic wsr'
ocn 3eusnihe uon 9euten erbalten, mel
DIE sic fennen /; uieleidt iinO Seute IL
9brer 0tadbaridait burd alpenfrautel
gebeilt mOroen.
@r wirO nift, pie anoere NteoiSiuen
in 9lpotbefen uerfauit, ionosrn oem SUI
blifum bireft pom ben @i9entbiimerr
Our6 9Otal.a asenten sugeiteIt. Or
Yeter Sahrnep & Cons Co., 112-11s
90. SOpne aus.. Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
Bon Netersbura.

= SRI. aoslbert 8ruft pon Eaplor
gusnus wurOs sslsssntlid ibres Sc
burtstuses nit einer -Surpriie Partp"
beebrt.
- @bwarb uno Carl. bic 3milliuss'
IDbne bee @bspaarss Clinton Stsin'
ba1 uon Taplor aueuue. iino ben
@Itsrn bur9 ben Cob sntriiieu wOrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06
aeuer I GrntS sose".
:. S. 9abmis. BIO Safapanna Mbe.
staOt nno GountB.

= yi6biten Samlta9 1T Der leste Gag
sur Giutra9uus BON applitatiOneu fir
@etrdnteli3enien.
- Gm Samitas wurbe i'm ct. @louo
0Otel elm Seuer I'M Shorniteiu entoedt,
bod fonnte bic Seuerwebr Die 6lammsu
obne weiteren Shaoen lOibsn.
= als 9ia6fOlser Oes psrit. 9fobert
&eeues lit uuumebr 6. Wt. Stad oils
superintendent Der Scranton @aS uno
S8alier @ompanie ernannt woroen.
VI 9bOmas {. Sewis uon Ohio lit
oils PrdiiOent Der Sersinigten @ruben.
arbeiter BON Imerifa erwdblt moroen,
oils ota6folser pom Sobu Dtit6sn.
Sin idledter 3uitano bes SpItsms
benefit, oaB bas 8lut unrsin nnb Die
Ssber uuBer SrOnuns lit. Or. ausuit
SOni9's hamburger Sropfen brinsen
eIncn We6iet berbei uno furiren, inoem
lie oirett aui ole Ssber wirfen.
Sn benz CRAWFORD S6oolsp
2eitameut Streite baben Die aopotaten
oes lesteren ain Wtontas fir elm ueues
seridtli6es Yerfabren nadseiudt uno
ieh;ebn @riinbe ansefiibrt, marum elm
ioldes benilli9t weroen iollte.
= Bon Berlin, Deuti6lanb, III am
6reitaS Die 9tudridt BON bem Gooe BON
Uteper @Oloimitb einsetroffsn, Der fri.
her bier wobnbaft uno elm 8ruoer bes
Serrn WtOris 8oloimitb mar. Die
Ssi6e wiro in sllbanp, u. g., beiSeIest
meroen.
- Omar Iino HbeumatiSmuS uno
9tdt Die 2eioen Der sllten. aber aud
bic Suseno wiro bauon beimseiu9t.
Da siebt es fein @ntrinnen S8enn
man aber ben meltberiibmtsn rslnfer
Bain @rpeller" anwenoet, oann pirb
mon Die Seioen balo los. 25 uno so
@ents.
- Sobn Wfillet BON Glmburit, ein
BremIer Der Sadawanna @iienbabn,
wurbs porleste Wiittwo6 9iadt ,u
Seitul, nabe Sinsbamton. iiberfabren
uno idlimm Serfleiibt; oas 9sben par
entfloben, ais man i'm uuffuuo. Der
Serunsliidte fiel pabridsiuli6 uou
einem @iltsrwa9en uno wnroe nidt uer'
miBt, bis man Seital errei6te.
= Der monatlihe 9eridt bes Supt.
Der Yolijei Seist, oaB i'm Ver9leid gum
Sorjabre Der leste Wionat eineu bsoeu.
tenoen 0fiid9ang ;u perSei6nen bat.
Sm Sanuar 1907 wuroen 629 Serbaf'
tun9en uorsenommen uno $31s2 al
Straien folleftirt. wdbreno fir Sanuar
1908 nur 1896 8erbuituusen erfolstsu
uno $20S5 an Strafen erboben puroen
- Sn oem 9emeinidaitlih BON Wt
5. Suttermann unb s. s. Mc@lror
benusteu Saoen an Spruce StraBe Sat
es ipdt Douuerita9 giaft elm Seuer
Ous uOn Der Seuerwebr prompt selOidi
neroen founte, aber Der Waarenuorratl
wuroe fart bur6 9Saiier bsihdoist
Die ,uei ansren5enOen SGoen uon SSil
liam Sran, unO s. 3. SuDer erlittel
aud leihten Sdaben.
= Sn manhen StaOttbeilen mu6t
; man iid 6reita9 9iahmitta9 etwa pie
Stuuoeu Obue galier bebelien. oenn oi
sroBe 36 3oIl &Obrs an Orinfer Str.
OunmOre, maro ourd cine Sprensuu
, iertrHmmert. Be9en Wtaneel an Wai
: sr fOnnte aud bas Bslsu6tuusswer
uu 8albin9tOn Gpenus ni6t arbsiten
\ looaB aud fir mebrere Stunoen Si
StraBenlihter nidt brauntsn uno uer
i6isoeue @ebduoe obne Belsu6tun
Y paren.
t BR- llnterri6t i'm 9lapisripiel el
: theilt unter siiuitisen Bebinsunse
Srdulsin @mma Sren. 519 Piue Ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

- Der 3uituno BON SBilliam s.
Salllteab, bss iriibersu @eueral Super'
intsnbeuten Der Sadawanna Giienbabn,
Der an elmer 1lutuersiftnug lsioet, ioll
tritiIdb ieiu. Die 8ermunbung entftano
burd, cine Gbidhrfuns Der Saut an
einem Sues uno tros Der amprtation
einss 3sbss 1T feline Gage lebsnssefdbr'
lid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

lluf belouoeren 9Sunlh publi,iren 10
lbltebeno SrieOrib Sarl @altelbun
'riibmteS @eoiht auf beutIhe Sprac
uno beutlhes Siso.
81 u m eiue 6tuber.
Rfle9t bic beutide Spra6e,
Se9t baS beutide 8ort;
Denn Der @siit Der 8dter
9ebt oarinnen fort,
Der 70 piel ocs @ro6en
S6on Der Belt seihenft,
Der 10 uiel oes SdOnen
Sbr in's Sers seientt.
gBas elm yeiiins tsbrte,
SSas elm 9ostbe ian9,
@pi9 miro's bebalten
Seinen sutsn Slang.
limb 9eoenf ih Sbillers,
98iro oas Seri mir warm:
Sbiller gu erIesen.
SIT Die 94ett gu arm
Tbener, meine Siuber.
Sei uns bieies 2anb;
Ood, OH Oeutihlauo fniipTet
Tins Der Sprahe Bano.
98abrt Der -Seimatb Grbe.
9Sabrt es Sud gum Seil;
9ioh ben @nteltiuoern
SSsrb' es gang 3u Gbeil!
8enn oereinit entfallen
Wtir Der 8anoerltab;
gSenn ih ldneit ihon rube
Sn oem fiibten @rab:
gSaS Die @unit Der Wtule
Sreunoli6 mir beihieo,
@brt ss, meiue Sinoer,
Gbrt ous oeutihe Sisol
8Hest bic oeutide Spra6e,
Sest oas oeutide SSort;
Denn Der @eiit Der Sdter
9ebt barinnen fort,
Der 10 uiel oes @roBen
9hon Der 9Bslt Seihenft,
Der 10 uiel bes S60nen
Sbr ins Ssrs seienft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-06

anuoncirt I'm .8oasnblatt..
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-07
STIMULATE DEMAND
FOR HARBOR LAWS
Municipal Waterways Body Will Make
Direct Appeal to People Through
Medium of Improvement
Associations

The Municipal Waterways associa-
ton is preparing a vigorous campaign
on the harbor question, to be continued
until the people of Southern California
are aroused to,its Importance, accord
ing to Secretary Pitt P. Hand. The
association has found that its rapid
growth in membership-now 1000-is
backed by a strong general interest.
1t is proposed to present to other or
ganizations the argument that the
overshadowing question now is that of
a free harbor, and to stimulate a de-
mand for legislation which will intiu-
ence the representatives Of Southern
California
One feature of this campaign will be
an appeal to the people of Los Angeles
through the various improvement as
sociations. These are strongly organ
lied in every ward and are representa-
tive of the best citizenship. They will
be asked to give a place on the pro-
gram at some regular meeting night
to a speaker representing the Municipal
Waterways association, who will pre-
sent briefly the status of the harbor
and the steps proposed to further it's
Improvement.
The speaking campaign will be fol-
lowed by a distribution OF literature,
which will followed up the work.
Among other printed matter the asso-
citation has in press an edition of 10000
copies of a pamphlet which will contain
contributions by President Joseph H.
Call, Capt. A. R. Fries, Abbot Kinney
and others.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-07
ESCAPE IN NIGHT CLOTHES
FROM BURNING BUILDING

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-About $50
students, clad in their night clothes.
fed through smoke and flames from
the Bliss Electrical school, which was
burned to the ground early today.
The building, which was three stories
and of wood construction, was situated
in North Takoma, a suburb of this
city. The fire caught from defective
insulated wire in the kitchen.
All students escaped uninjured, but
lost most of their effects
They slept for half an hour after the
fire started, and many were forced to
Jump from second-story windows
The loss is estimated at nearly $780,
900. The structure was formerly
known as the North Takoma hotel and
had been used as a school about six
weeks.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-07
SAYS REPORTERS
CANNOT REMAIN
WILL NOT ORDER MAYOR TO
.DEPOSE PUBLICLY
COURT QUESTIONS RIGHTS OF
NEWSPAPER MEN
In Harper Libel Suit Against Evening
Paper, Judge Monroe Say Neces-
sary Only for Defendants
Presence

Judge Charles Monroe of the superior
court announced positively yesterday
he would not order Mayor A. c. Har-
per to give his deposition before no
tary in the two libel suits filed by the
mayor against the Evening Express
and Edwin T. Earl, It's publisher, II
newspaper reporters, or others not di-
rectly concerned in the matter, were
allowed to be present.
Hearing in the first order, to SHOW
cause why the mayor should not re-
ply to questions propounded to him
by attorneys representing the evening
paper and Mr.. Earl, was all but ended
yesterday in Judge Monroe's depart
ment. and the second order will be
taken up this morning at O'Clock.
Attorney Horace H. Appel of the
mayors counsel read a long list OF
reasons why the latter should not re-
ply to the questions, among others
that the purpose of the defendants is
to aid their own case; that the pro-
ceedings were taken to harass the
mayor and bring him into public ridi-
Guile and contempt by publication OF
the dispositions, and that orsons, other
than those directly concerned in the
suits, were allowed to be present Wnen
the dispositions were about to be made
some of those persons being newspaper
reporters.
with the last exception, see nc
reason why the deposition should not
have been taken,'' said Judge Monroe
'It is necessary the defendant only be
present. BY what right should re-
porters be present? / will announce
now 1 will not make an order that he
shall give his deposition. when news
paper reporters are present. l am
not, however, announcing this is IL
legal.
Attorneys Can Give News
But" added the court, how are
you going to prevent the attorneys
from giving out these dispositions?
don't think such an action is right
If the attorneys see fit to publish the
testimony in advance of a trial they
may do so, but it has a tendency to
prejudice the case and makes it ex-
tremely difficult to sec a jury.
This has been shown in San Fran
cisco, in cases where 1 think there
should be convictions. And it is be-
cause the newspaper prejudged the
cases."
but" protested Attorney Earl
Rogers, representing the evening paper
and it's publisher, 1.-The reporters and
every person not directly connected
with the two cases were excluded the
second time the mayor presented him
self before Notary Bagley, and yet he
refused to give his deposition"
Hearing on this matter will be be-
gun at o'clock today. tttorney Isl
dore Dockweller, one of the mayors
attorneys, said notice had been served
of a motion in both cases to have
them set for trial Friday next. "This
will prove" said Mr., Dockweiler. that
we are not seeking delay"
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! AT THE HOTELS

Mr.. and Mrs. M G. Chapman and son
are at the Lankershim.
William M. Cole, a manufacturer OF
Brooklyn, is at the Lankershim.
DR.. and Mrs. Funderberg of Pitts
burg are staying at the Alexandria.
Captain and Mrs. Nethe of Berlin.
Germany, are guests of the Van Nuys.
Tonaso Gavinovich of Cleveland,
Ohio, has registered at the Hollen-
beck.
d. Boyd Finite, broker of Trinidad,
Colo, has registered at the Hollen-
beck.
w. B. Strong, former president of
the Santa re, is a guest of the Lanker-
shin.
George i. Polenz, one of Goldheld's
leading mining men, is at the Alex
andria.
w. H. Murphy, a wholesale grocer
Of Seattle, Wash, has registered at the
Hollenbeck.
G. r. Meyers, prominent mining
man of Goldfield, is staying at the
Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Newman, a bride
and groom of San Francisco, are at
the Angelus.
Clarence Wesley Patten, globe
trotter from Boston, Mass, is staying
at the Angelus.
Mrs. w. II. Whiting and Miss Marie
Whiting of Berkeley have registered at
the Alexandra.
]. II. Gill of Orange, N. j., agent for
Thomas A. Edison's cement houses, is
at the Hollenbeck.
George w. Moon, prominent textile
manufacturer of Stamford, Conn, is
at the Hollenbeck.
Fred Mason of San Francisco, head
sales agent for the Diamond Match
company, is at the Hollenbeck.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Nicholson, bride and
groom, have registered at the Alex
andria. Mr.. Nicholson is paymaster
of the u. S. S. South Dakota.
o. w. Giesenhofer, a prominent min
ing man of Bisbee, Ariz,, and who
owns extensive copper interests in
Mexico, is staying at the Hollenbeck.
Miss Laura Wells of avail is a
guest of the Angelus. Miss Wells, in
collaboration with two other young
women. wrote mot Included in a
sheepskin," Stanford stories.
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ALL READY FOR
BIG ELKS SHOW
HARVES FESTIVAL PROMISES
RARE TREAT
Shrine Auditorium 20 Be Scene Of
Final Rehearsal Today, When
Booths and Contents viii
Be in Place

The AL Malaikah Shrine coliseum is
now in readiness for the visitors to
the Elks Harvest festival which will
open at 1880 o'clock Monday evening.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon all the
women who are to take part in the
festival will hold a special meeting at
the coliseum.
Work has been going on night and
day to prepare the booths and the
entertainments, and everything n)w
points to a great success for the week.
The rehearsals of the women who will
be attired in costumes in the booths
have shown that they fully understand
the parts they are to play during the
six day festival. The goods to be sold
are first class and many of the ar
ticles that will be offered for sale are
made in this city. The donations have
been greater and more numerous than
were expected by those in charge of
the affair.
Among other attractive booths to be
seen will be the Klondike booth, which
will be in charge of Mrs. Clarence
Berry and her sisters. The stage set
ting of this booth will be a reproduc-
ton of the mine in the Klondyke
region from which Mr.. Berry took his
gold. Another attraction will be the
booth of the Native Sons and Daugh-
tiers, with a reproduction of the San
Juan Capristano mission.
"The entire affair."" said Douglas
White, press representative for the fes-
tival, sis for the good of Los Angeles,
as all the funds that accrue from the
sales will be used toward entertain
ing the guests who come here to at
tend the grand lodge and Elks' re-
union in July. The greater success
made at the Harvest Festival the
greater will be the success in July and
the more royalty can we entertain the
thousands who arrive here to attend
that gathering. Last year at Dallas,
Tex, there were $4,000 Elks present
and 1 believe that more than that
number of Elks VIII come here from
the Pacific coast alone, not to mem
ton other sections, besides the hun
dreds of other persons who will come
here at that time. I expect no fewer
than $4,000 Elks to attend the July
conference, not including visitors"
The entertainments provided for
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
Moons will be of the highest class and
a program will be rendered by some
of the best talent in Los Angeles.
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ExHUME CHINESE BODIES
FOR SHIPMENT TO CHINA
Four Graves in Los Angeles Are
Opened and Bodies Of orientaIs
VIII Be Buried in Ma
tive Soil

Four graves were opened yesterday
in Los Angeles and bodies of four Chi
nese were removed and will be sent
to San Francisco, from which city,
some time within the next month,
they will be shipped to China.
The bones of all Celestials who have
died in this state within ten years are
being exhumed to be sent to China to
receive final burial. Twenty-Five bodies
are to be sent from. Los Angeles.
health department, issues the permits
for the opening of graves here and q
$40 fee is charged.
The bodies removed yesterday are
those of Wonk Cue Chen, whose death
occurred in July OF 1900; Wong Him.
who died in 1902; Wong Sam Ying.
February Il, 1903, and Charlie Gee,
April. 1905, all of whom were kinsmen'