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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
No Quarter WIN Be Asked
i'm Big Fight for Freedom

AS an incident of this campaign for
decency in politics, the league is
pledged to lay on the shelf those handy
men for "the interests" Julius Kahn
and e. A. Hayes, who now misrepre-
sent the. fourth and fifth congressional
districts They have fixed up an al
lance with the push" and VIII be
found fighting shoulder to shoulder
with Eddie Wolfe, Tom Finn, Philly
Crimmins, Fred Eggers, Daily the milk
man and all the other strikers and
heelers and led captains that take or
ders from Herrin. Hayes and Kahn
must go.
In Alameda county the same, fight is
waged with the same vigor. The ma
chine, under the leadership OF Jack
Cook and Dargie. is in the last ditch.
They are inventing silly roorbacks to
cover their own tracks, but their doom
as sealed, and they know 1t. From all
over the state come inspiring reports
of the activity of the leaguers, and the
sum of the situation, based on careful
analysis, is that the anti-machine Re
publicans will elect thirty assembly
men and fifteen senators, as against
twenty-eight assemblymen and fifteen
senators in the Herrin push" Those
figures will give the leaguers control
of the Republican caucus and enable
them to name the United States sem
ator. So much accomplished will be a
satisfactory beginning and will open
the way to clean out Mr.. Herrin's en-
pIoyes who now officer the state house.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
SAYS AoITAToRs GET WHAT
THEY ASKED COUNCIL FOR

PASADENA, July 27.-[Editor Her
adj: regret to see the council of
Los Angeles has supinely bowed to the
agitators and passed an ordinance just
to their liking. They only wanted to
speak in certain districts and, strange
to say, the new law does not restrict
a single one of those points. They
can now speak at Second and Hill,
Fourth and Hill, Fifth and Olive,
Sixth and Olive, Seventh and Grand,
Main and Winston. and on all inter
secting streets cast of Main; ut the
Plaza and all outlying points. These
people are too shrewd to care to speak
where their crowds will be constantly
cut up by street cars. Now they will
go ahead and preach the doctrine of
discomfort to our employees whose
wages we have at about satisfac-
tory point. Small wonder they are
gathering a following. The council
is lily advised and lacking IN moral
courage. A GENTLEMAN.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
VOTE
NOTE EARLY FOR THE GOOD
y ROADS BONDS.

NOTE EARLY FOR THE GOOD
Y ROADS BONDS.
You cannot vote often, but
there is nothing to prevent you from
going to the polls as often as you
please. Each time take friend with
you and wait until he votes. If you
can collect a band of friends and
march them to the polls, that win be
still better. If you can organize a
procession of voters. better still.
This is the day when the good roads
bonds issue MUST BE CARRIED.
1t is absolutely essential to the pros
perity of Los Angeles and Southern
California that the work of road:build-
ing and road Improvement should be
pushed with the vigor and enthusiasm
characteristic of this hustling section
of the country when it undertakes "a
big enterprise. The good roads will
bring other improvements. They will
build up communities. add to the size
and population of cities and towns,
make ranches more valuable and in
crease greatly the volume of lucrative
business transacted.
a system of good roads will be per-
manent. In the island of Britain are
good roads. Some of them were made
nearly two thousand years ago. They
have been used by Roman chariots,
British horsemen, farmers wagons, all
manner of plows, rakes, harrows and
other farming devices, by droves of
cattle, stage coaches, traction engines,
automobiles and bicycles, by rich and
poor, busy and leisurely. They have
been used for century after century,
and still they stretch over the country,
like shining ribbons in the sun, and
firm and mudless when 1t rains, for all
have been macadamized in modern
times and are kept macadamized. They
are not repaired Occasionally" They
are always being repaired. and the
work provides constant employment
for many men who but for it might
be wandering about with empty din
ner pals.
In addition to the numerous other
excellent features of the good roads
movement, think of this one:
Good roads will provide a new in
dustry for Southern California.
Don't turn down any new indus
tries. This is no time for that kind
of thoughtlessness.
Vote for the good roads bonds.
Vote early.
See to it that your friends vote.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
SPEECH on AccEprANcE

Before the committee stood little Big Bill,
And he twaddled, and twiddled and twod-
died.
The trusts paradox enervated him still
They must be denounced--and be coddled
So he piped; They are wicked, and yet they
not,
They are all that is evil and splendid.
They are black. They are white. They are
cold They are hot.
They must be attacked. but not ended"
He said that the system was frightfully bad.
Yet 1t might be much worse. was his
finding.
So 'let us be joyful, yet let us be sad:
No law is law that is binding"
When Judgment Day comes. and the angel
asks Taft,
pray what was. in sooth, your In
tention?"
He'll say; do not press mel Ye gods,
how I laughed
While Necessity spurred my inventiOnw
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
TWO KINDS OF GUILT?

TN Los Angeles court a trust ID
clerk" was found guilty of en-
bezzling money from his EN-.
ployers. He was accused of having
taken about $4,000. He was fined 500.
WHICH HE PAID. HE HAD TO PAY
1T, OR HE WOULD HAVE FOUND
HIMSELF IN WORSE TROUBLE.
No while we have not the slightest
Intention of offering excuses for this
young man, we confess that, no doubt
like our readers, we are impressed by
the fact that for a minor crime this
man was pursued with more keenness
and on conviction was treated with
less leniency than much bigger GRIM
inal on which, or on whom, for it is
a corporation and both a (which" and
a "who," a huge fine was imposed on
account of many acts of law breaking.
The young man, it appeared, had made
partial restitution of money he had
stolen. The big corporation has not
attempted to make restitution of the
money 1t obtained unlawfully. Yet
the young man is punished; and the
big corporation fights and evades pun
ishment. Is there one law for the rich
and another for the poor in the United
States? Is it possible that in the great
republic Justice is not even handed ?
Can it be true that politics, pull and
pelf constitute a kind of triple armor
which guarantees immunity to offend
ers? Surely 1t is not fair that petty
offenders should be dealt with more
vigorously and vigorously than great
Offenders, especially in cases in which
the ofrense is similar. in which, indeed,
If all the curious workings of the hui
man mind could be followed, it is not
at all improbable the minor offender
was Influenced. consciously or uncon-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
EDWARD VII AND JOHN BURNS;
kerr HARpIE AND GRAYsoN

LOS ANGELES, July 2e.-[ Editor
Herald: I read in today's Herald Lnae
King Edward has visited John P ,asl .
who was hurt while helping 70 ~. q
motor car from the BODY OF gu ..a,,,as,t
policeman. And The Herald coiiiiiioi's
is 1.-The world do novel! -, t,,+
The above sounds all very Wen, pu1
alasl 1t Is subject to a heavy discount
as thus: ~,-.r,..
Messrs Keir Hardie and victor cray
son, M. P.s (having protested IN a9-
vance in parliament against the klns
visit to the car as 'pupic affair
omitted from the list of invitations to
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

Rental Of a letter box is not high. 1t
costs a dollar and half for three
months. But behold the colored gem
tleman in the federal woodpilel The
three months rental is a definite pc
Rod, from a given date to given date.
If you wish to hire box for a month.
you must pay for the three months in
which that month is include. In or
der to dodge what looks like govern
ment graft and to keep from giving the
government something for nothing,
renters must ascertain the exact date
at which three months period be-
gins. and pay on that datel
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

New York's latest sensation is an al
ligator fight. Having discovered that
these ferocious creatures will attack
each other as viciously as bulldogs, the
keepers now reduce the alligator popu-
lation in the ponds of Central park by
picking the two likeliest gators and
Sticking them on each other. A photog-
rapher takes snap shots for the Sun
day papers. The gators do the rest.
A battle always is ito the DEATH" At
least, so the New York papers say.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

The attendance at the fourteenth an
nual convention of the Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor Union, which met
at Palms, is another evidence of the
keen interest taken by the Juvenile
America in 1.-The higher life" One of
the consequences of the era of fren-
zied finance has been the great growth
and prosperity of what we may call
anti Mammon associations and organi-
cations.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

Gold has been found at Moneta and
Santa Barbara avenues. There is gold
everywhere, but the trouble is nature
has put up some of it in large pack
ages, while the rest of it is distributed
In such minute quantities they are
hardly visible. Thomas A. Edison once
proposed to crush the Hudson Pail
sades for the sake of the gold in them,
but no one took him seriously, espe-
cially after he had explained the pro-
cess would probably be more costly
than the amount of gold secured.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

Popular education must be financed
is the verdict of the deputy city at
torney, who gave the city council a
written opinion to the effect that the
council must levy a sufficient tax to
raise the amount of money the school
boarI says it will require.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

the annual royal garden party The
point is not in any loss to these two
labor members. because they never at
tended the function; but 1t is custom
airy to invite all members Of parlia-
ment without discrimination; and It is
felt that ED" made a bad move this
time.
AS to John Burns, he is no longer re-
garded as labor" member. V. >.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

sciously. by the low state of financial
morality which has been the cause of
hundreds of crimes, each of greater
magnitude than the erring young
clerks, and all unpublished.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

Another attempt to introduce prize
fighting into New York has been foiled
by the police. From its. attitude to-
ward scientific fisticuffs one would
think old Manhattan was paragon Of
piety.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
The ublic Letter Box

Letters intended for publication must be
accompanied by the name and address OF
the writer. The Herald gives the widest
latitude to correspondents. but assumes no
responsibility for their views Letters
should not exceed 200 words.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

Good roadsl Good roads! Good
roadsl Rah-rah-rah, siss boom ah
Tiger!" We admire your enthusiasm,
and share 1t. BY the way, have you
voted for the bond issue?
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

Chicago has produced Sunday
school superintendent who for fifteen
years was a manufacturer of counter
felt coin. Another record broken.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

Mount Etna is giving signs and
warnings Of an eruption. Must be some
kind of big election down below,
too, Ell?
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

Hartman and Gould were in con-
ference yesterday And the conse-
quences will be? Taft's answer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN w. KERN

Herald subscribers intending to leave the
city for the summer months kindly notify
the circulation department, and we will
send The Herald to your new address and
change the address often as desired.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
GOTCH HAS NEW RIVALS
Report Is That Two Foreigners Are
Able to Best Ameri-

An American athlete who has just
returned from Europe tells some in
teresting things about the wrestling
situation there.
Europe is so full of wrestling giants
just now" he says. that even the
great Hackenschmidt is becoming a
forgotten back number. Hack has
nearly dropped out of sight He is
afraid of his life when anybody mem
lions PadOubny. Ivan Padoubny
stands six feet six inches in his socks,
and weighs 800 pounds. He is perfectly
built-not fat, and with the greatest
pair of shoulders ever saw. His arms
are as thick as an ordinary wrestler's
body ! saw him wrestle and nobody
has a chance with him
"Gotch viii get a shock when he
bumps into that bunch. He'd last
about a minute with PadOubny. Zbysco
is a joke. but there are dozens of real
giants who could beat Gotch. About
$50 pounds is the fashionable weight
for wrestlers over there. No wonder
Mahmout. the Turk, skipped over to
America to look for work. He was like
a kid in that crowd. The Swiss wrest-
lers all over France and Germany are
the class of the lot. There's one big
Turk in London now who is about Pa
doubnys weight. Oh. Frank will feel
like lightweight when he reaches
London"
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Herald Sports
KETCHEL WILL
TRAIN THIS TINE
Montana Boy Declares Papke
viii Not Catch Him Off
Guard This Time.

Stanley ketchnl is quoted as making
the following logical remarks on his
coming fight with Billy Papke: while
I'm in a talking humor, would like to
say a few words to my friends. l want
them to know that / was never better
at the beginning of a spell of training
than ! am right now. From the time
came into prominence as fighter
until I met a setback at Los Angeles, L
did not give myself the slightest rest.
! used to tell the sporting writers that
nothing would suit me better than TO
fight once week. and that was the
way felt about it. have come to the
conclusion that a fighter is only hu-
man, and if he doesn't enjoy a letup
once IN a while he will meet disaster.
The long rest l have had in the noun
tains has filled me with energy, and if
Papke gets me again j won't be in a
position TO plead that / was stale.
There is another thing 1 must mention.
| notice where several of the eastern
writers, i'm discussing the chances of my
next fight, have said that the beating
1 received at Papke's hands will prob
ably affect my confidence. They say
II is always that way with fighters.
Well. all / can say is that 1 do not
think received much of beating, and
if did, it has not influenced my faith
in myself. Papke certainly gave me
heavy smash the first crack out of
the box, but the blows he put in after
that did not hurt I was dazed in the
opening round, and if Papke had been
a solid puncher he surely would have
finished me sooner than he did. I was
a mark for his punches, but he could
not put me down and out. To put the
.N-g.
by Papke in Los Angeles as the merest
accident. He couldn't catch me like
that again if we fought a hundred
times, and it is with a feeling like that
in my heart that / am starting to pre-
pare for this coming fight"
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-arrh and Don't Know II.
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these warnings-stop the
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Catarrh extends from the
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rs your hearing failing?"
DO your ears dis
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rs The wax drying in
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\ DO you hear better some
DAYS than others p
rs your hearing worse
when you have a cold?'
Don't neglect this until
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Catarrh of the stomach Is
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"Is there nausea"
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DO YOU blOat up after
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us there constant bad
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Now is the time to be
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.DRS. SHORES
& SHORES
SO RATE A
"GOD SENDH

Drs. Shores So
rate 1Or all Ca
tarrhal diseases
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and afflicted every
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This form of catarrh is
most common - resulting
from neglected colds
quickly cured with little
cost by Drs. Shores Fa-
nous Treatment.
lis your nose stopped
up?"
Does your nose dis
charger"
rs your nose sore and
tender?"
rs there pain in front
of head?"
DO you hawk to clean
the throat2"
rs your throat dry in
the morning."
DO you sleep with your
mouth open?"
You can easily be cured
now-don't let it run into
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When catarrh of the head
or throat is neglected or
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and after awhile attacks
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Have you a cough"
DO you take cold cas-
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Have you pain in the
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DO you raise frothy ma
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do you spit up little
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DO you feel you are
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NEVADA, 20; SANTA CLARA. O
Ragged Game of Rugby Played at
Reno.

Reno. New. Nov. 14.-Nevada took
Santa Clara into camp today to the
tune of 2S to 0. 1t was a ragged game
for the first few minutes, but after that
both teams picked up and played good
Rugby. The altitude visibly affected
the California aggregation. which ac-
counts in a good measure for the one
sided score. On the other hand Ne
vada has improved wonderfully in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
MAKING VERSATILE PLAYERS.

Coach Stage of Chicago has only if
teen men that he regards as possessing
necessary class to make the varsity
and he is coaching them so that in case
OF Injuries they may be shifted from
one position 10 another. For instance
II an end is hurt he may be replaced
with guard. while one of the subs will
20 to the vacant guard position. He
demands that each of his ends shall be
able to go behind the line. while all of
his backs are also drilled as ends.
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past week Her passing was notapie
and had not Santa Clara been guilty. OF
many off-side plays. thereby spoihhe
several passing rushes iuaugurateo ny
Kennedy, the score for Nevada would
nave been ever greater.
The match was a clean one, Haroy
broken nose being the only INJURY SUI
fered. Leavitt kicked five out OF SIX
goals and. with Homer, played a nota-
BILE game
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Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup.

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT
SUCCESS 1t SOOTHES the CHILD
SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all
PAIN, CURES WIND collie. and is the
best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT. JUNE 80. 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
1895
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PROVO, 35; SPRINGvILLE, 5.
Utah County Sports Get Touch OF
Rough Stuff.
Especial to The Herald.)

Provo. Nov. 14.-In the second foot
ball game of the season here today, the
Provo team defeated Springviiie by
score of 80 to 5.
The game was rough and fast from
start to finish, and in almost every
down time was taken out on account OF
some one being hurt
The Provo team played good ball.
The back field and the ends played an
excellent game, and formed some of the
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ance-400.
The Provo boys say they can win the
Utah county championship without try
ing. and would like very much TO play
two games with American Fork
THE BEST WORK AT MODERN
PRICES. SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL
CO., 21S MAIN ST.
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THE SALT LAKE. HERALD: SUNDAY NOVEMBER IS. 1908

finest interference ever seen y the
county.
The only touchdown for Springvlile
was made by Wiscomb, who secured
the ball on tumble and ran forty
yards for touchdown.
The lineup:
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What One
Patient Says:

II cannot find words to express the
citation I feel over the improvement in
my condition, and 1 am frank to give
all credit for it to DR.. Farnsworth
For years I suffered untold agonies
resultant from the ravages of sciatic
rheumatism, which seemed to grow
steadily worse under the influence of
the numerous medical remedies taken
with a hope that some of them would
do me some good, but all was in vain.
After taking everything 1 had read or
heard about as a possible cure for the
affliction of which I was suffering, L
worth's newspaper advertisements and
decided to go and see him. At cnce
was taken with the reasona bleness of
his claims. and commenced TO take his
treatments as the last resort. 1t took
but few treatments to prove that all
ne said was correct, and within a short
time l was entirely freed from the
awful pains which had become the
greater part of my existence. and grad
ually / entirely regained my old-time
strength and vigor Today am as well
as l ever was in my life, and give DIR.
Farnsworth full credit for making a
new man of me. | cannot praise him
enough for the manner in which he
conducted my case, and do not hesitate
TO recommend him to anyone suffering
the same as / did. H. A. PIPER
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Do You Have Catarrh {?

READ THESE SYMPTOMS AND SEE
Many Folks Do Have Catarrh and Don't Know II.
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REMEMBER THE 50 RATE
FOR ALL CATARRHAL
CHRONIC DISEASES
HOLDS GOOD TWO
WEEKS MORENO
LONGER
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