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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13
LEW DocKsTADER COMING.

SEE SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY FOR SECOND HAND MA CHIMES. ALL IN GOOD CONDI- TON. PRICES s7 TO $25. COME WHILE THEY LAST.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13
FIRST PRIZE

FIRST PRIZE A beautiful baby grand vose piano, valued at 5000.
 SECOND PRIZE A magnificent verte grand Schaaf piano, valued at $500.
 THIRD PRIZE A corner lot in East Globe. valued at $500.
 FOURTH PRIZE Receipt for s150 in purchase of any vose piano.
 FIFTH PRIZE Similar receipt for $40.
 SIXTH PRIZE Similar receipt for $130.
 SEVENTH PRIZE Similar receipt for $120.
 EIGHTH PRIZE Similar receirt for $110.
 NINTH PRIZE. Similar receipt fol $100.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13
MISS DOLL|E ARMSTRONG RETAINS
 LEADERSHIP BUT MANY ARE STILL
 HOLDING HUGE QUANTITIES. OF VOTES
THREE DAYS GRANTED FOR FORMATION
 OF TWENTY CLUBS WITH 5O,OOO VOTES
Less Than Fortnight Remains Between This and the Last Day of the Race. and Every Vote Counts,k There Is
 fo Guessing What Competitors Are Doing

Miss Dollie Armstrong won the prize vote of 10000 and retains first position this morning with a total vote of eighty-six thousand and nineteen.
 Miss Millie Williams still holds sec ond position with total vote of seven ty-four thousand six hundred and three.
 Mrs. Eyer is in third position with 66,340, Miss Dixon fourth with 64, 1884, Miss voris Is fifth. and Miss Kelsey is in sixth place. Heavy votes were cast during the week by Miss Lange and Miss Kinsman.
 The race is now on in dead earnest. Despite the call for votes, the candi- dates are all holding out big patches. One young lady has something like 60,. 900 votes in reserve and another can. didate has over 50,000 votes that may not be cast until the last day of the contest, as they are renewals of old sub seriptions and would not score in the race for points.
 The candidates have worked harder during the past week than during any previous week since the contest opened. The total vote was very heavy. One hundred and forty-eight new subscrib- CTS were added to the Silver Belt s big list during the past six days They were turned in as follows:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13

Ladies'! Don't fail to attend the great Removal Sale at Dolph Baatz & Go. See ad on Page 8.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13

SEE LEW DOCKSTADER Tonight at the Cameraphone theater
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13

Subscribers paying arrerages will be
 allowed coupons for the full time paid if one month in advance, at least, is
 paid.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13
List of Candidates.

The list of candidates, entered at S:3t o clock last night, with their respectiv, yote ia as foIloxys.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13

No matter for how many years you may subscribe, straight rate of $7.50 per year will prevail. Voting coupons will be issued only to parties paying cash. The subscription rate is:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Be Careful of Your
Teeth DO Not Let
Them Decay


It they are decayed, have them re-
stored to as near their normal con-
dition as is possible.
You know decayed teeth are the
cause of foul breath but do you know
that it is one of the principal causes
OF indigestion?
Decayed teeth causes fermentation
in the mouth, which mixes with the
saliva, and in the mastication of food
Is taken into the stomach. causing
poisonous gases, which interfere with
the action of that organ.
Did you ever think what an ally de-
c9Eed teeth are to that insidious mon
ster consumption? What an ideal
place it affords for tubercular germs
to lay dormant until We contract
cold, then slyly, like a sneak in the
dark, they enter the systems and per-
form their deadly work. We all in
hale the germs, and we should be care
full that they have no lodging place
in our mouths.
With plenty of air and exercise, good
food, proper bathing and good teeth,
We need have no fear of consumption.
Need anything be said as to the ap-
pearance of our teeth? Perhaps you
would not notice a person If they had
good set of teeth, but you certainly
would If they were not good.
Perhaps you are young man or
woman ambitious for a position in a
store. You groom yourself properly,
yCur linen was clean, shoes polished
and you know you are able to fill the
position, but you are politely informed
that you would not do.
The place is vacant-why can you
not fill 1t? "Stop to consider every
time you talk your teeth are on dis
Elay."-JUST WEIGH THAT
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
SHAKEUP IN N. G. C. ENDS
IN CAPTAINS RESIGNATION
Company X, San Bernardino, Expe-
rIences Lively Changes as Result
of Col. Wilhelm's Recent
inspection There
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNADINO. March IA
shakeup has occurred in the officiary
of company X, N. G. c., of this city,
as a result of the recent inspection
held by Col. Thomas Wilhelm, u. S. A.
1t all came about through the alb
sence of Capt. o. r. c. Grow in the
northern part of the state on business
trip, and his failure to secure proper
leave of absence from the inspection.
AS a result, Grow has filed his resig-
nation and it is understood it will i'm
mediately be accepted, this method
saving him from more severe measures
for his alleged derelictions of duty.
Lieut.. C. J. Baker has succeeded to
the captaincy and Second Lieut.. Edgar
Ham becomes first lieutenant.
An election will be called for second
lieutenant. The new captain will be
given ninety days to get the company
in good shape for another inspection.
The company has new armory for
April / and it is expected will now
take on new life.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Cleanliness

Need I say anything of the danger
there is in uncleanliness? Do you
realize the danger lurking in unclean
instruments? And what diseases lurl1
in napkins used by other patients?
L have a lady assistant whose duty
it is to sterilize every instrument after
each operation. and not to allow the
same bib to be used twice, until it
hns been washed and sterilized.
IE the conduct of my office I, per-
scnally, do all the operating-that is,
all the extracting, filling, crown and
bridge work, and all that pertains to
the operating department.
There are no students to experiment
on you. Every operation is given my
fullest attention, and you can rest as
sured when the work is finished that
you will have no further trouble.
Now in regard to pain In connection
with dentistry. l have reduced it to
the minimum. There is practically no
pain. / have improved instruments.
and with being careful not to overheat
the instruments in operating all pain
is practically eliminated from the OPP
GRAFTON.
In extraction of teeth POSITIVE
LIZ GUARANTEE to extract same
without one particle of pain. and that
there will be no after effects.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
WILL ASK RESTORATION
OF ALTADENA TRANSFERS
Special to Tie Herald.

Special n Tie Herald
PASADENA, March 14.-Mayor Ear
ley promises Altadena and Lamanda
Park residents who use Pacific Elec-
trio cars that he will use his Influence
with the officials of the road to in
duce them to grant transfers from both
Altadena and Lamanda Park to any
point inside the city of Pasadena.
At different times the giving of trans
fers has been practiced to some ex-
tent, but recently orders were given to
conductors to no longer give out or
recognize transfers where fares are col
lected from Altadena or Lamanda
Park.
Fare from these two points is 10
cents. The conductor collects outside
the city limits and then If transfer
is asked for the privilege is refused.
City Attorney Wood, when appealed
to, said there is nothing in the fran
chise whereby the company can be
compelled to issue transfers in these
specific cases. Mayor Farley believes
that when the injustice of granting
transfers-to some and not to others is
presented to the traffic officials of the
company some action will be taken to
make the matter right.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
THROOP.HIGH TENNIS
TOURNEY STARTS MONDAY
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, March lathe dual
tennis tournament between Throop In
stitute and Pasadena high sechool
starts at o'clock Monday afternoon
on the Throop court and will continue
throughout the week.
The program includes seventeen
events, starting with the boys singles
and doubles. The entries for the
singles are Horrell (Throop) VS.. Roeh-
rig (high); Garland (Throop) VS.. Lock
wood (high), Fillmore (Throop) VS..
Musick (high)s Hunter (Throop) VS..
Barker (high).
In the doubles Fillmore and Hunter
will be pitted against Barker and Mu-
sick and Garland and Horrell against
Lockwood and Roehrig. Following these
games the girls singles and doubles
will be played and at the close of the
week the mixed doubles will be pulled
off. 1t is expected that there will be
several handsome trophies offered and
the partisans of both schools are SAN
guine that the championships will go
to their respective institutions. Horrell
is expected to hold up the honors for
Throop while Lockwood is considered
the star performer of the high school
squad.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
BIG BUSINESS BLOCK TO BE
BUILT IN SAN BERNARDIN0
Large Department Store Believed to
Contemplate Occupancy of New
Building in Heart of Mer-
camille District
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, March A.
Plans are being drawn for a large
business block to be erected at the
corner of Third and E streets-the
Heart of the business center. This is
sc me of the most valuable business
property in the city and is now occu-
pied by one-story structures of old
design. The property belongs to the
KatS estate and it is understood If the
new building is erected that it will be
occupied by>a large department store.
AT least two or three other business
blocks are in contemplation in the city
this spring.
For more than year a vacant store
room in the city has been unobtain-
able, the business district becoming
more and more congested until there
is now quite a demand for additional
room.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
TELLS STORY
OF HARDSHIP
POINT
CHAUFFEUR TELLS NARROWING
TALE
Compelled by Men to Aid Them in
kidnapping Women, but at
Last Escapes with
Car
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO. March 14.-In
state of physical collapse from twen-
ty-seven hours continuous driving of
an automobile, part of the time over
mountain roads, at the point of a
pistol, Freeman A. Mckenzie, chau1-
feur for the City garage of Long
Beach, tonight sought the aid of the
police to catch two men and two Wom-
en- Of whose treatment he tells har-
rowing tale.
The quartet, he says, hired the ma
chine at Long Beach Friday afternoon,
the women being from a San Pedro re-
sort.
one of the men is said to be Jesse
Brown of Los Angeles and the other
name is supposed to be Willard.
They came to Redlands and back TO
San Bernardino, arriving here early
this morning.
Then at the point Of q pistol McKen-
zie says they compelled him to drive
the machine up the Cajon pass road,
over the mountains.
They took the wrong road and were
stalled, finally returning to the valley.
Several times they forced him to go
on at the pistol point, and when ABOUT
fifteen miles north of this city attempt
ed to throw him out and leave him,
then again enforcing their demands
with guns. In the outskirts of the city
they compelled him to stop the ma
chine and let them out. He then drove
to the city and told the officers.
Brown said he was going to k1dnap
one of the women, with whom he was
infatuated, and wanted to go to Dag
gett
He had his pockets filled with cash
and rolls of bills. Mckenzie, If tney
can be caught, intends to prosecute the
bunch to the limit.
The police tonight arrested the quar-
tet in a Cotton restaurant, but the
men escaped.
The women were brought here. They
give their homes as Rose Taylor ana
Bessie Cook and say McKenzie's state
ment that Brown threatened Mckenzie
with a revolver Is false.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
GIRL WHO HAS TASTED
FIVE WEEKS TO CONTINUE
Doctor Who Gained Fame by Forty
Days Abstinence Will Try
to Beat Her If She Does
Not Drink
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, March 14.-Miss Eta
Priscilla Grove, the Chicago young
woman who is fasting here, will have
completed five weeks without tasting
food next Monday night.
She has not yet admitted that she is
hungry, and says she will continue her
fast indefinitely.
DR.. I'll. S. Tanner, 80 years DID, who
once tasted forty days, has agreed to
enter the arena again if Miss Grove
cutdoes him, but he says that to beat
his record she must do as he did in
going fourteen days without water
While going without either food or
water Tanner lost a pound and a half
each day. When not eating, but drink
ing, he lost eight ounces. on an average,
each day.
His writings on the subject of fast
ing are known widely, and he now has
eleven persons in his fasting class"
including Miss Grove. Four are at the
Cynthia here, one is in Los Angeles,
two are in Garvanza and the others
are scattered.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
DID YOU EVER
STOP TO THINK
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To success. where the strong man wins
and the weakest goes to the wall, you
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
LONG BEACH
Onice 2s Locust ave.
Phone Home 260.
Y. M. c. A. ELECTS
STATE OFFICERS
BUSINESS SESSION AT LONG
BEACH A BUSY ONE
for Work-Mass Meeting for
Men and One for Boys
Today

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, March 14-At the
business session of the state convention
of the Y. M. G. A. held this morning at
11:15, the following were elected mem-
bers of the state executive committee
and trustees of the state corporation:
Executive committee: w. H. Waste,
Berkeley; j. Q. Anderson, Fresno; DIR.
W. w. Roblee, Riverside; DIR. G. N.
Cooper, Campbell; w. G. Alexander,
San Jose; J. d. Radford, Los Angeles;
Chauncey Fl. Dunn, Sacramento; A. l..
Adams, Oakland; Silas Mack, Monte
rey; G. c. Chapman, Fullerton.
Trustees-C. e. Ramsey, Riverside;
A. 3. Cass, Los Angeles; II. J. Mccoy,
San krancisco; G. w. Marston, San
Diego; J. @. Anderson, Fresno; c. NJ
Campbell, Sacramento; w. G. Alex
ander, San Jose; J. L. Barker, Berke-
ley; George Il. Hawley, Oakland.
State Officers Elected
At meeting this afternoon at Hotel
Virginia. the following state officers
were elected by the executive COM
mittee: Chairman. George w. Marston,
San Diego; recording secretary, H. J.
Mccoy, San Francisco; w. II. Wallace,
Long Peach, treasurer.
At the morning business session
$3035.91 was raised by individual and
association pledges for the state work
Tomorrow morning and evening the
various pupilts of the city will be filled
by delegates to the convention. A
mass meeting for men held by Dr. j.
@. A. Henry in the afternoon and q
meeting for boys, held by Dr. George
Fisher, will be among the important
events of the day. A meeting will be
held on the pier and one on the beach
early in the afternoon.
The total registration of delegates ex-
| ceeds 270 and the convention is con-
sidered one of the best ever held in
the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

tract No. 2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Alamitos Land Co. to Mrs. Maggie Melen-
dy lot 12 block AZ, resubdivison of part
Of Alamitos Beach townsite .....,,.....
W. H. Mullet to J. II. Nichols, lots and
S. subdivision of block "a, Long Beach.
]. r. Toberman to Mrs. Margaret Stock
lot T. Hollywood Terrace tract ...........
c S. Hutchison to Louise Geidel, lot Z,
block 3S, First Street Store tract ........
Same to W. j. Geidel, lot l, block IS,
same tract .....................'......
stone-Blades Co. to May Sones, lot a.
Carnation Terrace tract ........,........
p Hack to e. W. Deibler. lot Is, block
I, La Paloma addition ..........,..........
Z. f. List to o. j. Sewer, lots 10 and 20
block B, Gardena ...................'..'.
| Olive He malhalch to c. l.. Brizee,
agreement to convey lots and o. Wat
son and Nelson tract, Glendale........ Il
| T. T. Nelson to j. Flowers, lots l and g.
block B, q. T. Nelson Signal Hill tract
NO. ....s'...... - - - 20
Z. Grebel to w Kurtz. lots II ana 10,
| block b. Kenyon's subdivision of blocks
L. Alamitos Beach townsite ...........-
J. Weber to C. w. Bell, lots II and IL
John Weber's subdivision of block z.
Daman and Millard's subdivision OIL
| Shaw tract ............................
| state Bank Of San Pedro to A. Sederund,
lot q H. Killers subdivision Of west e
of block 80 San Pedro ....................
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. to X. l..
Phister, lots 80 and 40, vista de IA
Sierra tract also part lot IL OF said
tract and of alley adjoining sair lot Al
| on south ..+.'ss..s-..'''.. .'''''.
| A Fl Moore to Kate Blake, lots Is and
16, block 21, Pasadena villa tract.
L. Helm to Nellie L, Helm, lot a. u
H. Fruhling Romeo tract .........:..'...
]. s. Barnes ia H. w. Beach, part lot ~ =,
Basset tract part lot 49, Bassett tract: q
| L. A. Smith to J. c. Combe, part lots
ond 4, G. w. Hayes resubdivlsion OF
lots 20. 21, 22 %, S5, 36, 81 and 3S, block
| o, Painter and Balls addition to Pasa-
| dena ...s.ss.. $3.50 .''''', -
| # walker to Sarah G. Winslow, lot "a,
block L. Lucky Baldwin tract .......'..'
Title Insurance and Trust Co. to o. ).
Anderson, lot 49, Marinus Clemens
tract .......... ................. ..''.',...
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
OFFICERS FOR FESTIVAL OF
ARROWHEAD ARE APPOINTED
Special to The Herald

Special to The HeraId
SAN BERNARDINO, March 14.-The
executive committee of the festival of
the Arrowhead has selected S. w. Nc
Nabb of this city as director general,
e. D. Roberts as treasurer and M. c..
McKenney as secretary.
Committee appointments are rapidly
being made Up, and it is expected plans
will be completed the coming week.
The plans for the celebration make it
certain it will be the most pretentious
affair of the sort ever held in this city
or Southern California, outside of Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
DESERT BoRAx MINE CHIEF
TO RUN FOR ASSEM- BLYMAN
Special 20 Tns Herald.

Special 10 TINS Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, March lathe
county political news these days all
seems to be coming from the desert.
The latest is the announcement or
Henry Blumenberg Of Daggett, who
will be a candidate for the Republican
nomination for assemblyman from this
county. He is now president and gen.
eral manager of the American Borax
company at Daggett and a young man
of unusual business ability.
1t is understood that Assemblymari
w. f. Lemon will not be a candidate
for reelection, which will leave the
field open to other aspirants.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
w. c. T. U. Elects Officers

REDLANDS, March 14.-The annual
meeting of the W.. c. t. U. resulted in
the election of the following officers:
President, Mrs. 1. w. Bradshaw; vice
president, Mrs. Carrie M. Hersey; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. j. w. Montigel;
corresponding secretary, Mrs d. III.
Jacobs; treasurer, Mrs. ]. H. Allin.
The membership is larger than ever
before and the organization in -four
isliing condition.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
BUILDING BOOM is
NOW ON IN PASADENA
Special to Tho Herald.

Special to Tho Herald.
PASADENA, March 14.--Building
operations in this city are once more
at high tide and the Indications are
that the spring and summer will see
every mechanic busy. For the first
fourteen days of March the value OF
permits taken out aggregate $4,000,
which is more than for the combined
months of January and February.
While one Of the permits calls for
The construction of a residence to cost
$50 800, taken out by Robert ]. Gam
bic. the majority are for substantial
homes costing from $1,000 to $4,000. In
addition to this steady growth of build
ing operations the school board will
have $15O,OOO to spend on new build
ings this summer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
FAMILY OF TAX COLLECTOR
HURT BY AUTO NOW HERE
Special 70 The Herald.

SAN BERNARDINO, March lathe
news of the serious injury of County
Tax Collector l.. 1. Coy in the automo-
bile accident In Antelope valley yester-
day was received here with sadness by
his many friends. He rs one of the
most popular of county officials, now
serving his third term as county tax
collector.
He is also one of the largest orange
growers in the valley, having extensive
interests in that line both in Highland
and Rialto. Members of his family
have gone to Los Angeles to be with
him, as reports indicate that he cannot
live
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
RIVERSIDE MAN HOPES TO
GET REFoREsTATloN FUND

RIVERSIDE. March 14-Francis Cut
tie, president of the tri-counties re-
forestation committee, has returned
from Washington, where he has been
visiting in the interest of the reforesta-
ton work, to get an additional appro.
priation for carrying on the work In
the San Bernardino reserve this year.
He held conferences with President
Roosevelt. United States Forester Gift
ford Pinchot, Senators Flint and Per-
kins and Congressman Smith and
others, and is very hopeful OF getting
additional money for carrying on the
work.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
OPENING OF NEW HOTEL is
POSTPONED UNTIL MARCH 2a

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, March 1.-THE open
ing of the Hotel Virginia has been
postponed by Manager Linnard to
March 28, three days later than the
Gate formerly announced.
The formal afternoon and evening
society functions marking the opening
of the hostelry will probably be on
March 81. A reception, ball and per-
haps a dinner will mark that occasion.
These affairs will be strictly invita-
tiOnaI.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Orange Grove Sold

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, March 14.-Another big
sale of orange grove property was
made here today, it being the sale of
the L. D. Schaffer fifteen-acre property
in Craftonville to Robert d. Milholland
for $4,000, 1t being one of the choicest
properties in that section.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Humane officer Appointed

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, March 14.-W.
H. Baldwin has been appointed county
humane officer, and the position has
been combined with that of county pro-
baton officer, thus securing a salary
for the position. He has already as
sumed his duties.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Plate Work

You little realize what a science the
construction of a set of teeth is. 1t is
a profession in itself. I have in my
employ a man who has for the last zen
years given his time to the study and
making of artificial dentures. I will
guarantee it not alone to fit, but to
appear as natural as the human teeth.