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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
MANUFACTURERS SHOW
HOW GOODS ARE MADE
PRACTICAL FLOATS DISPLAY
PRODUCTS
Orange County Carnival Proves Big
Drawing Card and Santa Ana
Is Crowded with Spec
tators
DISPLAY
Office as n. Sycamore.
Home Phone ais.
Especial to The Herald. |

SANTA ANA, Oct. 16.-The threat
ened rain that last night promised to
put an untimely end to the Orange
county parade of products did not
materialize as feared this morning, and
when the hour arrived for the second
days parade the sky was clear as the
proverbial bell and the air warm and
balmy.
Today was devoted to displays of
Manufactured products and the various
commercial industries of the county,
and the showing was all that could be
desired.
Handsome floats from every town in
the county were in the long process
sion. and many novel designs were in
evidence.
S. H. Pendletou Lumber company
had a train OF miniature freight cars
on which were loaded the raw mate
rial and finished product from their
establishment. BuCheim Bros had 4
windmill and complete pumping plant
pumping real water into a galvanized
iron tank. Bergman & Obarr, local
butchers, had five floats in the parade
representing every branch of their bust
ness. and half a dozen other industries
were equally well represented.
Probably one of the best floats in the
parade was that of the recently organ
lied tannery company, with green and
tanned hides displayed, and next to 1t
was the float of the Titus Stock Rem
edv company. drawn by two snow
white horses and displaying stock med
ccines put up in attractive packages.
Former Mayor &. A. Edgar was grand
marshal. and mounted on magnificent
brown stallion. directed the parade.
Queen Reviews Parade
Queen Ethel and her court led the
procession and later reviewed the pa
rade from the grand stand erected on
Fourth street.
Harry Wright. an aeronaut hired for
the occasion. made balloon ascension
this afternoon and from a height of
1000 feet dropped in safety to the
ground.
Although yesterday afternoons rain
had the effect of sending many visitors
away prematurely, the crowd today
was even larger than that of yester-
day. aggregating probably 10000 peo-
pie. Tomorrow all the floats hereto
fore exhibited will be in one grand pa
rade. with the added feature of what
is expected to be the greatest floral
display ever attempted in Southern
California.
The races. postponed to tomorrow on
account of inclement weather yester-
day. will draw a big crowd, as several
interesting events are on the card be
sides a match race that has been ar
ranged between a Riverside horse and
one owned in Los Angeles.
The closing event of the day was the
game of baseball between the San Pc
dros and Santa Anas in which the
latter were defeated by a score of 10
to 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
VENUE
Home 4015. Sunset 2osI
KINNEY WILL BUILD
ELECTRIC RAILWAY
lNTERURBAN LINE is NOT CON-
TEMPLATED
Doue of Venice Proposes to Build Road
Through RiaIto, East to Comp
ton Road, North to
Seagirt
Home 4o15.
Especial to The Herald, !

VENICE. oct. 16.-When asked to
affirm or deny the statement publlsheu
recently, which stated that Abbot
Kinney was to build a railroad from
Los Angeles to Venice, prominent
official of the company, speaking for
Mr.. Kinney. stated that while there
was no truth regarding such road,
that Mr.. Kinney did have in contem-
plation a loop railway around through
the residence districts of Ocean Park.
"The plan at present" said the Of
fetal. lis for a road running out
through the Rialto district, touching
Toxic. going east as far as the Comp
ton road, thence north through the
Seagirt tract. and back to Venice.
No active work has as yet been done
ON this line, and it is hard to say when
any will be done, Probably. when
financial conditions are propitious.'
A road through this territory would
tap very thckly populated section
north of Venice and east of Ocean
Park proper. and would be great
factor i'm the settling Of great amount
of subdivision property which is at
present vacant.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
PROHIBITION PARTY HOLDS
RALLY IN SOCIALISTS TENT

PASADENA. Oct 16.-Following a
parade in which many novel features
We're introduced, members of the Pro
hibition party held d well attended
rally in the Socialist tent on North Fair
Oaks avenue this evening.
c. V. SturdeVant presided and M. W.
Atwood of this city, who is running for
congress against James McLachlan and
may cut down McLachlans plurality
from this city to a considerable extent,
was the principal speaker.
9. J. Hall, a campaigner from Los
Angeles, and II. A. Jash, candidate for
presidential eeCtor, also delivered ad-
dresses.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
VENICE MIDWAY PASSES
INTO ABBOT KINNEY'S HANDS
Seaside Feature May Be Moved from
Present Site and Placed on
Beach South of Wind
ward Pier

VENICE, oct. 16.-rThe famous Mid
way, one of the amusement adJuncts
to this beach, has finally passed to the
nossession of the A Abbot Kinney COM
pany. the lease which outside parties
formerly held. having expired.
Plans are being considered for the
abolition of the Midway on it's present
site and the establishing of a similar
enterprise on the beach just south of
Windward pier. The present site, it
is understood, will be improved by
tearing down the buildings and making
a beautiful park of the ground,
1t is understood that work will be
begun on the project in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
EXHIBITION OF DEEP SEA
FREAKS AT LONG BEACH
Specimens of Unusual Dweiers of the
Ocean Are Displayed-EVery
Friday Hereafter to Be
Curio Day

LONG BEACH. oct. 16.-Sand
sharks, leopard sharks, horny sharks.
shovemose sharks and oil sharks, rat
tail stingraes and skates comprised an
exhibition of deep sea freaks at fish
market here today. 1t is said that
every Friday will be ''curio day at
the market.
These freaks and two Jewish weigh
ing $50 and 250 pounds were brought in
on the launch Reta by Cameron Rich
ards and Guy Griffith.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
MUST LEAVE REpLANDS
OR SUBMIT TO ARREST

REDLANDS. Oct 1G.-Mr and Mrs.
William HagnoW have been ordered
to leave Redlands within tWenty-four
hours or they viii be arrested as dis
turbers of the peace.
The woman had her husband arrest
ed Tuesday for battery, and when he
had his preliminary examination this
morning she refused to testify, declar-
ing her mind was a blank
She and her mother created scene
at the arraignment by holding prayer
meeting in court when the judge re-
fused to dismiss the complaint.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
Masons Elect Officers

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16.-The
grand lodge of Masons today elected
these officers: Grand master, Oscar
Lawler, Los Angeles; deputy grand
master. w. r. Pierce, Oakland; grand
senior warden, ID. r. Wheeler, Los An
geles; grand junior warden, A. j. Mon
roe, Eureka; grand treasurer, Edward
Coleman, San Francisco: grand secre-
tary. John Whicher. San Luis Obispo;
grand lecturer. T. J. Baker San Fran
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
UPLAND DEMOCRATS TO
HOLD BIG RALLY TONIGHT

UPLANDS, oct 16.-The Uplands
Bryan-K Kern club. with 100 members,
and enthusiastic in behalf of the Com
moner and his cause and confident of
his success November g. meets Satur-
dav night to give expressions Of their
good feelings and enlist others in the
splendid work of perpetuating Demo-
cratic principles and Democratic rule.
A large crowd will be on hand. Word
has been received from the friends of
the club in Pomona, Ontario and Gu
camonga that each will have a dele
cation of enthusiasts present.
Venice. "Winter and Summer Resort"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
Centenarian Buried

SAN JOSE, Oct. 16-The funeral of
Thomas Gallagher, who died Wednes-
day at the residence of Benjamin
Haley, 921 East San Salvador street, at
the age of 100 years, was held this
morning. Mr.. Gallagher was born in
Ireland March 21, 1908
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
Officers Are Elected

LONG BEACH, oct. 16.-At a meet
ing of the Long Beach realty board last
night the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: S. l.. Lent,
president; J. A. Rominger, vice presl-
dent; NJ. H. Wells, secretary, and T..
NJ. Todd. treasurer
Meetings will be held twice each
month. when there will be discussions
of matters of interest to the real estate
men of this vicinity.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
Fines Druggist 500

LONG BEACH. oct. 16.-J. L. Hoo
Yer. manager of the Standard drug
store, which was raided Wednesday
night by the police, decided this morn
ing to plead guilty to the charge of
having violated the liquor ordinance
He was fined S10O. The trial of J. S.
Lustig. the proprietor of the store, has
not heen set.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
In His Class

q see where the baby prince of Spain
is an officer in the army"
In what division is he?"
L don't know, but it is natural TO
suppose he is in the infantry. "-Balti-
more American.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
Couldn't Rememher

Tiresome Ted-Does yer sleep wild
yer head t the north?
Prowling Pete-Honest, don't recol-
lekt jus what way dose park benches
does runi-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
Dies of Wound

SAN BERNARDINO. Oct 16.-Pedro
Tampa, who was shot three times by
Magucl Ortiz last Sunday during
quarrel over an old shovel died at an
early hour this morning at the county
hospital. Ortiz is still at large, and
today was formally charged with muir
der.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
That skirt Aqain

Patience-Don't you think the sheath
skirt makes girls look shorter?
Patrice-I don't know; but | do
know 1t makes the men look longer
Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
LOST AND FOUND

sTRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM w. G. Me-
Gaugh pasture, East Los Angeles white
face, hind feet and right fore foot. about
PHONE 3117l. 10-l7-2
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
No Verdict Reached

BAKERSFIELD, Oct. 16.-The jury
in the case of William Nusser, charged
with bigamy. failed to reach verdict
and was discharged at $3.50 o'clock to-
night, after being out since noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
CARPET CLEANING

5I0NEER CARPET CLEGNfNo >G'NfI>, wo1s
incorporated. w. C. CLINE, President.
SSs S. Olive. Tel Tome F2ssO. Sunset
Main 2l7. 9-1S-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
MILLIN ERY

NEW FALL AND WINTER STYLES:
prices IS and up; trimming soc. Spec
ialty in order work. 321 o. T. johnson
bldg. Sd floor. 4TH AND BROADWAY.
9-2B- m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
WINDOW SHADES AND
BRASS RODS

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ELKELEs son. ssl g. Broadway.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
BORN
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ARNS-To the wife of o. C. Arms, Oct. Il. 1908
at Pacific hospital girl. 10-l7-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 1s. 1905.
Time. Bar. Ther. Hum. WIND. Vel. weather
2 q m M ssss sss s% sM e. eiesss s1s.
Maximum temperature sc.
Minimum temperature "a.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
Weather Conditions

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16.-The pressure has
risen rapidly over the entire Pacific slope.
Light showers are reported along the northern
coast and light snow has fallen in the Sierras.
Light frost occurred in the Sacramento valley.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinty-Cloudy Satur-
day; light north wind
For San Francisco and veinity-Fair Satur-
day; light north wind changing to west
For Santa Clara and Sacramento valleys-Fair
Saturday: warmer; light north wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Saturday. pre-
ceded by showers in the foothills light north
wind
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17

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Expert specialists for diseases OF women
Permanent cures guaranteed
Consultation free. i0-6-1a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17

Venice, winter and Summer Resort"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17
VENICE

Sunset 1881
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
AMERICAN FORK ORE
CARRIES FINE VALUES
Sunday Property Belonging to
Salt Lakers Showing Great
Silver Ores.

+. ". Kessler. who is managing the
development work on the well-knowu
Sunday property in tho American Fork
district, is IN tho city with some ex-
tremely fine samples Of the rich ore now
being found on the property. The ore
is q chloride of silver. and ono piece
be brought with him Will run from
4oo0 to 5000 ounces per ton, being
about tho handsomest silver rock ever
displayed in Salt Lake City. The orc
also carries some gold. Mr.. kessler
stated TO The Tribune Monday morn
ing:
'Tho Sunday is located close to the
old Miller property, and we are sending
IN tunnel to get depth and to drain
the workings. This tunnel is in now a
distance of 20 feet. and we are encoun-
tering considerable of this rich ore. al
though no very large body has as vet
been found. simply because we arc not
fur enough into the hill. But we are
going TO strike il big. The Sunday
property is owned by Salt Lake people
and they have one Of tho features OF
the American Fork canyon.
'And right here let me say word
for American Fork, | expect this camp
during 1909 70 produce as much if not
more than anv other lcad.silver district
OF the state OF Utah. Depth is all that
is needed 10 bring into Wow very largo
ore bodies, and IL is rich orc. too. The
sulphido orc production from American
Fork is going 10 he n decided factor
In the future metal output Of this state
There Is not a finer camp in rhc
world for tunnels than American Fork.
We have the prettiest tunnel sites in
the country. The camp now is one of
the busy sections of Utah Every one
knows tho enormous acreage now owned
mp there by Jesse Knight, and during
the winter we are going to open re-
that will bring the attention of
the country 10 neglected SPOT of
Utah. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
BINGHAM MINE IN
SPLENDID SHAPE
Bingham Central-Standard Is
Looking Better Than at Any
Former Period.
D. c. JACKLTNG Is
PLEASED WITH SHOWING
Brings Samples From Recent
Strike That Run Well
in the Metals.

fWhilc ! do not desire TO be placed
In n position where I will appear TO
be n booster for the property at Bing
ham Of the Bingham Central-Standard
company, will say that the mine GER
tainly looks good, and il now in every
way is in better condition than it ever
has been before. On the now strike of
ore we arc drifting with more than a
full face on ore that is extremely good
rock, although the values are not pho
nomenal Tt is good ore and we have
Jackling on Monday, general manager
of the Bingham Central Standard, after
having spent q day in looking over tho
property in question.
Mr.. Jackling returned with some
samples Of the new find, and which he
asserts wero picked samples. The value
of these samples ranged from 81 TO So
gold, and sometimes going one and
half ounces gold; from 20 TO % ounces
silver: - TO 40 per cent lead and %
TO per cent copper. The management
has only been in this new discovery for
less than week so il is trihe early
for the extent of the new body to be
moro than guessed at. But Mr. Jackling
states tho body is Just across the Can.
On IRON! inc bingnatn- NOW maven
company's territory. and it is in the
same lime belt in which the big lead
ore bodies of the Bipgham.Ncw Haven
mine make. Everything. says Mr., Jack
ling, is scientifically similar with condi~
tions in the Bingham New Haven.
The ore was encountered on the Gold
Reef claim of the group through the
Mountain Maid workings. Mr. Jack.
ling added: "This is by far the best
showing in opr nronerty aud ~ hos tbe
carmarks Of permanency and greater
extent, for tho ore is widening as we
continue into ii. The ore makes in the
soft decomposed lime which is charac-
teristic OF all the great lead ore bodies
of the Bingham camp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
new SHELTER HAS
WIDE APPLICATION
NewhOuse Company of Beaver
County Will Have Smelter
of Its Own.
ONLY WAITING FOR
FINK TO SUCCEED
Will Mean Half q Million Dol
lars More Saving for
Company Yearly.

While all innovations in any field are
regarded somewhat coldly until they
have had their merits demonstrated
shere is no getting around the fact that
many Utah smelter experts look with
undiscuised favor on the new smelter
being erected at Garfield by capital fur
nishod by Samuel Newhousc. This new
plant is scheduled to be In commission
before the close of the current month.
This smelter will operate on the Fink
process under the personal management
OF Mr. Fink himself And experts are
not the only ones who believe that MIR.
link is on the right road. Local min
ing circles believe il, and appreciate
what il will mean 10 the mining and
smelling industry of the country. But
more intimately concerned in the sue
cess Of the plant arc the western stock
holders of the Newhouse Mines and
Smelters Corporation, who see in il
powerful factor FOR great good in the
future affairs of the Newhouse or Cac-
tus property in Beaver county.
Success in the new smclter means
that a plant adequate 10 treat the ores
OF the Newhousc property Will be in
stalled beside the Newhouse mill, as the
ore contract wirh the American Smelt-
ing and Refining company contemplates
the installation of smelter by the
Newhousc company for the purpose of
producing copper matte. So no obsta-
Gle can possibly interfere with such an
enterprise being added 10 the accesso-
Ties of tho Newhouse company.
Interests close 10 the Newhousc com
pany are authority for the statement
that with such a mattcing plant at Gao
tus, the net earnings of the Newhouse
COMPANY would bc raised from a mini
mum Of s500000 annually. which would
be no small item for dividend purposes.
Mud such plant in addition would al
low much better work in wTinging the
metallic values from the Newhouse ores.
The mill at present j. making a saving
of between 81 and 20 per cent OF The
copper contents of the Orc and those
who know say that even the tailings
could De treated proftablv in the new
plant.
Western interests. therefore. appro
ciate what success of the Fink process
means 10 the Western country generally |
Bnd the Newhouse company in partic.
uiar, aud among mining, smelling and |
other western circles Mr.. Ncwhouse has |
struck happy chord in placing his cap.
ital TO further an enterprise of such i'm |
portance and magnitude.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
UTAH NINE BREAKS
INTO RICHER RESOURCES

The local officials Of the Utah mine
on Monday received the checks for two
lots Of ore, one being a small consign-
ment sent in by leasers. The combined
checks amounted 10 over S3360 With
the shipment came the news that lately
there have been some very encouraging
openings on the third level of this Fish
Springs mine. For some time the man
agement has been drifting on n body of
milling grade of ore. and the drift in
poking its way into virgin territory to
the west of the new shaft has opened
n body two TO FIVE feet in dimensions
that is high grade shipping rock.
Local stockholders deem this merely
an illustration of what tho company
will find as this virgin territory is
probed moro thoroughly. Although the
company has been n steady and pener-
Gus producer for several years, only a
small portion of the group has been ex-
plored, and very great depth has not
been secured anywhere. This unex-
plored territory is thought 10 be richer
than the part so far explored, and the
new find is one Of many similar proofs
Of this.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
A Little "Tirne Off,
For Your Stomach
pepsia. Kodol gives your stomach "tim. and
digesting your food while the stomach rest. 0ff'

Kodol thus digests food, for the
ample reason that 1t contains all
of the elements essential 70 food
digestion. II would be impossible
for It to not digest food.
You know that decaying food is
extremely poisonous. Where, then,
could decaying food be any more
dangerous than lying on the human
stomach Bad enough II indiges-
ton and dyspepsia we're the worst
results. But they are not.
When food doesn't digest, 1t
forms into hard. lump masses.
These irritats the tender Innings
of the stomach and intestines. and
sometimes even cancer OF the
stomach Is caused. Chronic forma
Of dyspepsia are quite certain 20 re-
ault.
There 10 nothing secret about
Kodol. As stated, It merely con-
tans ali the natural digestive Gle
ments. II Ia made in a liquid form
% that II can contain all these.
In this respect II differs from
ordinary pepsin tablets and other
partial digesters. which embody
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
G|ROUX MILL IS
IN CORRECT PLACE
Col. Wall Believes President
GirOux Set His Plans Very
Wisely.
MILL Is TREATING
800 TONS DAILY
Small Expense Will Enable
Plants Capacity to Be
Just Doubled.

f'I am aware that thero has been
Of tho concentrating plant of the Giroux
Consolidated company at Ely, but in my
judgment this criticism is unjust, and
President Giroux has selected the
proper site for his plant. while the
company may never develop more than
enough water in tho mine TO operate
tho mill at its present capacity. 300
tons daily, water can bo piped 10 the
present millsite at less than half tho
cost the Giroux company would have
TO pay for Tsilroading its ores down to
what others may deem more proper
mIllsite.
Col. f. A. Wall, one OF the Vests
greatest millmcn. returned yesterday
from a visit 10 Ely, and Expressed him
self as set forth above yesterday re-
gardng tho Giroux, which he visited.
He states that the mill at present is
treating 500 tons of ore daily. operating
three shifts, and he believes that with
very small additional expenditure the
daily capacity could be increased to
1000 tons. The crushing capacity now
is about equal TO handling double the
present tonnage, all being needed 10
double the tonnage is more tables.
The colonel states that the ore from
the Giroux is ideal concentrating rock,
and from his short inspection of the
mill he believes that it is doing splen-
did work. He estimates that a saving
around so per cent is being registered
at present. Only a small portion of the
large acreage Of the Giroux has been
touched by the management. yet there
are at least 100000 tons of ore
blocked out at present, the average
value of which is 2.5 per cent copper.
The ores have been opened along their
strike for 1000 feet, with numerous
crosscuts sent both ways.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
IRON BLOSSOM GIVES
MARKET BIG BOOST
Reported Strike in Another
Knight Mine Sends Up All
the Stocks.

Local circles were asking again yestor-
day II one moro Tintic proposition had
encountered ore. Early in the day out-of-
town orders began To arrive for Iron Bios
som. and with them came reports that at
a point come 2s5 feet deep In the new
shaft the Iron Blossom had encountered
n cave in which ore existed. By telephone
II was learned that no such word had
reached the Provo offices Of tho Knight
company. Yet that local investors be~
lieve that some such development mas
taken place Is evidenced by tho buying
that was dopo In Iron Blossom yesterday;
II was banner day for thiH stock. ana
II helped bring all tho stocks UP To a high
level through sympathy. But two usually
strong gtocks kept UP their great pace
yesterday which are entirely disconnected
with any Tlntic stock boom, or any other
cause except their intrinsic merits. They
are Mason Valley and Ohio Copper, Both
sold for increased levels. while Bingham
Central-Standard was strong. During the
day total Of S0.35o shares Of stock sold,
representing n market value OF SS6, lb.Ih:
The following were the closing unlisted
and listed stock transHc tions:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
FRAUDS WILL BE DETECTED

1t will be dangerous for the
church party tools to commit
frauds, either in the vote or the
count.
All who are legally entitled TO
vote must and will vote.
All legal votes must and will be
counted.
Any attempt to intimidate
voters will be resented and re-
sisted
Any fraudulent count will be
exposed in the courts. and the
criminals guilty Of the offense
against law and public right will
be prosecuted to conviction.
Watchful eyes will be every
where. and no crookedness or
fraud will fail of detection.
II therefore becomes all in
charge of the election to do their
work honestly and fairly. IF they
do not. they are sure Of exposure
and punishment.