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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
TWO THOUSAND HEAR
LECTURE BY &C. EATON
HUNDREDS ARE TURNED AWAY
FROM HALL
Interesting Discourse Delivered by
Well Known Christian Scientist
Holds Attention of Great
Throng

Hundreds were turned away at the
lecture on Christian Science given by
Clarence C. Eaton, C. S. B., at Simpson
auditorium last night. AS it was, more
than 1000 managed to crowd into the
auditorium.
Mr.. Eaton said in part:
because of the prominence which q
scholastic theology has given to the ex-
iStence of evil as a power, and the un-
told misery which has followed in the
wake of this fatal error in Its teaching,
l am constrained to speak with special
reference to the theory of the existence
and power of evil.
"The premise of every true Christians
faith rests upon the admitted fact that
God Is: that he always has been and
always will be; that all things which
actually exist are according to his de-
sign, likeness, image or idea, and that
he hath done all things well. A fur
ther postulate of his faith is that God
is unchanging, the same yesterday, to-
day and forever.
There is included in such a declara
ton of religious faith the admission
that God is infinite and one, and that
he is the only conscious individual in
telligent cause, source or origin of the
universe, and that he is the Principle,
law and government. This is to say
that he constitutes all being or exist
ence, all power, all life, all substance,
all spirituality all science or knowl-
edge, all truth, all perfection, all pres
ence.
One or the Other
Question. Is this supreme, unchang-
ing, all inclusive being, Cause, life-this
infinity which has been called God-is
ii absolute good or is 1t evil? 1t must
be one or the other. Upon the answer
to this question depends the issue OF
the conscious and true existence of ev-
ery Individual. Christian Science de-
clares the only answer to be good, and
thereby seals up and forever the con-
troversy so long waged over the false
claim that both good and evil have ex-
istence An answer which admits the
existence of evil positively denies the
aIlness of God, Good Since upon the
question of, the absolute existence or
non-existence of evil and its power
hangs the destiny Of every creature,
the subject is clearly an important one
and worthy of our earnest thought.
Admitting the omnipotence or all
power of God, then logically all power
is his to intelligently serve his purpose,
and must be good in its very nature
and action, and all its manifestations
or accomplishments can only be righte-
Gus. Moreover, it's mode of operating
must momentarily be desirable and its
chief and only end the procurement of
health, harmony and peace. Reasoning
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
MACHINE REPUBLICANS WIN
PRIMARIES IN PENNSYLVANIA
By Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
P1TTSBURG, April 13.-While sew
eral days time will be necessary to OBJ
tain official information and figures of
saturdays primary election, conditions
warrant the following brief general
summary:
Notwithstanding bitter factional
fights within the Republican party, a
majority of the regular Republican can
didates are nominated. the leaders of
both factions were eliminated and
younger leaders are now discussing
harmony. All but one of ten western
Pennsylvania congressman were re-
nominated, Congressman Acheson being
defeated in the Twenty-fourth district
by John *. Tener, grand exalted ruler
Of the Elks. Senator Penrose will be
supported for reelection by practically
all the assembly candidates. Delegates
TO the state convention were instructed
for Senator Knox for the presidency.
The delegates to the Democratic state
convention will probably be successful
in sending uninstructed delegates to
the Denver convention.
One of the surprises of the election
is the defeat of Congressman John Dali
zell as delegate to the Republican
national convention, Notwithstanding
the fact that he ran ahead of opponents
in the congressional fight.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y, April 13.--
The Republican convention of the
Thirtieth district today renominated
John w. Dwight for congress. Reso-
lutions were adopted indorsing the ad-
ministration of President Roosevelt and
his efforts to restrict the corporations,
but declaring unqualifiedly against
government ownership of corporations.
United States Senator Thomas c..
Platt and Col. George w. Dunn were
chosen delegates to the national con-
vention and were instructed to work
for the nomination of Governor Hughes
for president,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
CITIZENS TICKET
WINS in REDLANDS
VOTE CLOSE ON THE LIQUOR
QUESTION
Fight of Liberal Element Proves Suc-
cessfuI, but No Decided Change
In Policy Is Ex-
pected
snecial TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, April 1S.-Incomplete
returns, the count in five precincts out
of seven being finished, shows the cleo
ton of the entire ticket of the citizens
party by majorities over the good gov
ernment ticket of from 40 to 225.
In the other two precincts the ma
jorlties are running also for the same
ticket.
On the question of the table liquor
permit for hotels the vote is very close,
the count indicating at this time
slight majority against the permits.
The citizens ticket was backed by the
so-called liberal element of the city,
though it is not expected that it Will
mean so radical a change as license.
Those elected are: Trustees, H. p. ID.
Kingsbury, ]. J. Prendergast, Thomas
Carroll Peter Arth and r. M. Cheese
man, two for full terms and three for
unexpired terms. Clerk, l.. w. Clark;
treasurer, A. e. Brock, no opposition;
marshal, j. e. Wallace.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
BRYAN MEN FACING
HARD FIGHT IN N. Y.
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES MAY
GO UNRESTRICTED
Effort VIII Be Made by Friends of
Nebraskan to Put Through Reso-
luton, but Success Is
Doubted
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 13.-That the
Democratic state convention which will
meet here tomorrow will vote to send
an uninstructed delegation to the ma
tional convention at Denver in July is
probable.
The followers of William ]. Bryan
are planning to upset the organization
program If possible by the introduction
OF a resolution indorsiL.y Bryan, and
while 1t is not expected that they will
pe successful their action may precipi-
tate lively fight on the floor OF the
convention.
Chairman William j. Corners states
that 1t is unlikely that the convention
VIII adopt platform, leaving that to
the national convention
Counsel for Senator McCarren TODAY
obtained from Supreme Court Justice
Grain temporary injunction restrain
ing Chairman Corners of the state
committees; John A. Mason, clerk, and
the members of the state committee
from emitting the names of the Kings
county delegation headed by P. H.
quinn from the list of delegates,
ana from refusing to accept their
votes. The order was served on the
members of the state committee todav.
Justice Grains order is returnable on
Wednesday. 1t is understood that an
attempt will be made to vacate the in
junction by order of another justice of
the supreme court today or tomorrow.
DOVER, Del, April 13-No doubt ex-
lists that the Democratic state conven-
ton to be held here tomorrow will elect
delegates at large to the Democratic
national convention bound by positive
instructions to use all honorable means
in their power to bring about the nomi-
nation of Judge George Gray of Della
ware is the Democratic candidate for
president. This was absolutely assured
by the Democratic primaries Saturday
afternoon
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
GUARD ON AN ELEVATED
TRAIN IN CHICAGO KILLED
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 13.-Another in the
series of fatal accidents that has
marked the recent operation of ele-
waited trains in Chicago occurred last
night Frank A. Beilfuss, a guard on
the South Side rapid transit line, was
killed on the structure at Washington
street and Fifth avenue. Traffic on
that line and op the Metropolitan road
was blocked for forty minutes
Beilfuss is supposed to have fallen
from the platform of his car between
the stations at Randolph and at Madi-
son street. He was not missed until
the train reached the Quincy street
station. A Metropolitan train, which
followed the South Side train, struck
Beilfuss' body
On the street below the structure
where Beilfuss' body was found a
babys ring leather watch fob, door
key and the cap the guard had worn
We're picked up by policeman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
MATCH SECURED
FOR JEFF'S CLUB
SULLIVAN AND GARDNER TO
MEET AT VERNON
EACH MAN PUTS UP $500 FOR
WEIGHT AND APPEARANCE
WeIterweieht Scale, 142 Pounds, VIII
Prevail, and Fighters Have Al-
ready Gone to Work and
Secured Camps

nV HREE cheers! Then six more'
Raron Long has at last secured a
Il match for the Jeffries Athletic
club, and 1t will be staged on 'ile 0'''o
originally set for the Inauguration oi
the Vernon arena, April 20 MING
1,,,,,,, sullivan and Jimmy Gardner are
- ho+rle at that time for the welter-
,ye,ebt championship of the world, ana
If either fails to appear or make welghI
tho s5oo which each deposited with JeH
Yesterday will be given to charlty-tiia'
is. to Jeff and Long.
Evervthing regarding the match was
settled fine and fancy late yesterday
.s4ornoon. when Mike Twin drifted INTO
Toee,s emnorium of indispensables anu
oeso,od to bet 500 bucks that he coulo
mako 142 pounds on the Z5o oL ms
month. Long was right there to oai'
hin, and before Mike fully realiZeu 'i'o
,,t,,otion his name and that OF Jimmy
cardner who Just happened TO De III
- were adjoining the bottom OF o.
set of articles ., +ho
AS but ten days intervene unti 'ne
oad both men went right out anu
secured training quarters as SOON "s
- sionine stunt was over. Mike was
foi,od in an attempt to get Arcaui@
aroir for Gardner had beat him TO II,
so the toupeeless wonder took tle heHo -
thing in sight and put his naIne ol 'iio
,.acister at Jack Doyle's place III
Vernon. E.e,
Sparrine Partners Easy
Sharing partners were easliy So
cured. and with Leonard Lauder 10 neIp
Gardner and Rube Smith ana ot,ieIS i.S
hanoine around with the Twin, there
nan nan ~ ,i,s sDIaotv of action at both camps.
Tauder will probably be given the IL
teen-round preliminary to the pls
ecran hut his opponent has not peeh
According to Long, the men Will nave st
To fight at their fastest pace; 80
heing told that Mike was the Dese u.s.
staller in the business and could ~ nm nm
r1oraoe to keep the other man away
&c said. ''There will be nothing 90
ine along that line. If either man Goes
a,s1thine hut fight we will throw MN
o,,f Of the ring and give the spectator,
their money back" OF course TINS All
goes we'll in print but let's pe from
Missouri. -,.,. oo,,,o +o
The fact that Mike Twin came 70
terms after stating that it was impos-
sibIe sfpIf,S for or him to make 142 in the time
iaft is no surprise to those who Know.
The The f fact was mentioned in Sundays
Herald that either one OF the do,' WIS rs
would trim himself down in order 10
get the money, so Longs amount
ment Of the match was not eNacIiy Ii9.
r,cns news But perhaps Mike will reaily,
4eht f' We can wait ten days and hnd
out satisfactorily.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
liberal ARTS.
LONG BEACH GIRLS WIN
FROM CITRUS CHAMPIONS
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, April 19,-The Po-
mona basketball team, champions of
the Citrus league, came to Long Beach
this afternoon expecting to defeat the
local high school girls winning five.
The game resulted Long Beach Il, Po-
mona 5. Two of Pomona's points were
allowed for overguarding. The Citrus
champions secured one goal and one
free throw. Long Beach won ten fields
and one free throw.
The lineups follow:
Long Beach-Kingcaid and Tenkle-
paugh, forwards; Brown, center; Ding
man and Taylor, guards.
Pomona-Roof and Abbott, forwards;
Metcalf, center; Squires and jerks,
guards.
The visitors were heavier than the
local girls, but did not have the speed
and team work. Miss Metcalf refereed
and Miss Rhea was umpire.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
RESULTS AT BENNINGs
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
JENNINGS, D. C., April 13-Results;
First race. six furlongs-The Wrestler
won, workman second, Servile third; time
1:16 1-5.
Second race. four and a half furlongs-
Ragman won, Obdurate second, Helen Mills
third; time 81 3-5.
Third race. one mile--Panic won Grace
Cameron second, Peter Knight third; time
1:45.
Fourth race steeplechase, about two miles
Sir Wooster won, Boodstone second. Bel
demo. third; time 4:13 3-5.
Fifth race, one mile-kempton won, Azure
Maid second. The Haughran third; time
1:44 As.
sixth race, mile and an eighth-Imbrella
won, Banker second, d ArlSle third time
2:O9
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
SHOOTS FORMER EMPLOYER
AND ENDS HIS OWN LIZ E

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-Samuel
employer, David Stefeman, foreman of
the Overland freight and transfer sta
bles. this morning, fracturing his
wrist, and when ordered to throw down
his weapon and surrender placed
double-barreled shotgun to his temple
and blew off the top of his head. Ret
kay who was discharged by Stegeman
some days ago, accused Stegeman of
insulting his daughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
TROTTERS
ELIGIBLE TO BIG RACE
BY Associated Press.

HARTFORD, Conn, April 13.-The
announcement of the entries for the
early closing events at Charter Oak
park for the grand circuit races in
September shows that fifty-fve horses
are named for the $4,000 Charter Oak
stake for trotters eligible TO the 2:O9
trot, which will consist of three races,
The winner of each will get $1,000,
with $500 to the second. $500 to third
and 5000 to fourth. There will be $2500
for the horse winning the greatest
number of races, and this horse will
be declared the winner of the Charter
Oak
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
ELECTION AT HERMOSA
BEACH is HARD FOUGHT

HERMOSA BEACH, April 13.-The
city election today resulted in a COM
plete victory for the Citizens party.
Messrs. Jones, Meyer, Smith and Hane-
men were elected city trustees for
term of two years. Mr.. Better was
elected city clerk Mr.. Yeoman city
treasurer. Mr.. Serriel city marshal.
Thirty votes of alleged colonizers
were thrown out.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
TWO TOWNS VOTE DOWN
THE LIQUOR INTERESTS

RIVERSIDE, April 13.-Two towns
in this county today voted out the
saloons. By a majority of nearly one
hundred San Jacinto put its one saloon
out of business while in Corona two
booze joints were voted out by de-
cisive majority. Elsinore also voted
dry, which it has been for some years.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
PRESIDENT RIPLEY OF SANTA
FEE ILL WITH EAR TROUBLE
By Associated Press.

BAKERSFIELD, April 1S-Presi-
dent f. p Ripley of the Santa Fe,
while visiting his son, who is super
intendent of the Santa Fe properties
in the Kern river oil field, was forced
TO seek the assistance of a local ply
sician Sunday and today on account
of ear trouble.
The railroad magnate had a severe
abscess in the left ear and slight
one in the right ear. He returned
south tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
American Chess Players Min

BY Associated Press.
VIENNA, April 13.-Both the Amer
lean chess experts were successful to-
day in the sixteenth round of the in
ternational chess masters tournament.
Marshall winning from Suechting and
Joiner from SWideriski. Schlechter is
still in the lead.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
ST. cHAFFRAY IN SEATTLE
By Associated Press.

SEATTLE. Wash, April 13.-Bour-
CHER Saint Chaffray, vice president of
the Automobile club of Paris, who is
also commissioner for LIE Matin, the
Paris newspaper which originated the
New York to Paris automobile race,
arrived here yesterday by train from
San Francisco and will proceed to-
night with his French car to Skagway
and thence to Dawson, unless his plans
are changed by telegraphic orders
from Paris.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
BRITISH MINISTER TO CHINA
MAKES VISIT TO VICEROYS
BY Associated Press.

SHANGHAI April 13.-The British
minister to China, Sir John N. Jordan,
has returned here after a protracted
visit to southern China. He is on his
way to Pekin after having visited the
viceroys of Nan King and Wu Chang.
following a visit to these officials of
the American minister, w. w. Rock
hill.
1t is understood the British minister's
conferences with the viceroys had to
do with the Tatsu Maru incident and
was intended to indicate in a mild way
the friendship between China and
Great Britain.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
TRY for Navy Teams

Scotty Allen and President Nacher of
the Southern State league left for San
Diego last night 10 arrange for games
with the fleet teams, to be played at
Joy park next week AS a result of
their absence the regular weekly meet
ing of the league will not be held to-
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
OLD TRUSTEES ROUTED
EY TWO NEW CANDIDATES
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
COTTON, April 13.-The city cleo
tion resulted in a rout of the two trus-
tees, G. B. Caster and j. D. Knox,
who were. candidates for reelection.
r. j. Martin and Harry York won by
more than 100 majority. Thomas Ad-
kins was reelected by forty majority
over H. Weaver. N. j. Davenport,
clerk, and H. B. Smith, treasurer, were
reelected without opposition.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
Tennis Players Chosen
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Fress
STANFORD UNIVERSITY April 13.
Miss L. Howell of Los Angeles and
Miss II. Thompson of Pasadena have
been selected to represent Stanford
in the Womens intercollegiate tennis
tournament with California, to be held
here on April 18
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
BARRISTERS WIN FROM
LIBERAL ARTS BUNCH

The College of Law of L. S. C.
brought the Liberal Arts team into
camp to the tune of to in a hotly
contested game of ball at Bovard field
yesterday. The Liberal Arts team held
the Lawyers down to a score of 4 to 2
until the ninth inning, when the Bar
risters rallied and brought in three runs
that won the game for them.
Barrett pitched a star game for the
Law school team for the first seven
innings and Mcknight then went in
the box and struck out three men in
the last two innings, not allowing the
Liberal Arts to score another run.
Sorenson caught an exceptionally fine
game for Law, and threw six men out
on second.
Bridwell and Burek made up the Lib
eral Arts battery and really played the
whole game for their team. Bridwell
struck out fifteen men. Warning for
the Law school made the spectacular
play of the game, mailing a difficult fly
to center field Brown also played
good game for the Lawyers in the left
garden.
The Barristers made three errors and
the varsity four. Eight hits were made
for each side. The lineup was as fol-
lows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
A Elathush Wonder

cotham: What funny looking tree
that is in your yard. The leaves have the
shape almost Of a boot"
Fiatbush: Yes: you see one night, seV-
eral years ago, l threw a boot-tree at some
cats, and the thing took root thereP'-
Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
ONTARIO CITY ELECTION
is A QUIET AFFAIR
Srecial TO The Herald.


ONTARIO, April 13.-T. ustees chosen
at the city election, today We're: F. B.
McCrosky, ]. V. Caldwell, George b.
Sell. for four-year terms. and j. 7.
Morris for two years; clerk, r. O..
Breckenridge; treasurer, George B.
Harding; marshal, w. o. Hardy.
The contest was a quiet one.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
CITY OFFICIALS SELECTED
BY VOTERS OF REDoNDo
Special to The Herald.

REDONDO, April 13.-The city cleo
ton today resulted in the following
candidates being elected to office;
City trustees, ]. 1. Lechner, 393 votes:
w. j. Hess 364 votes; L. Barkley, 325
votes. Garfield Marsh was elected city
clerk, receiving 431 votes. George Cake
was elected city treasurer, receiving
319 votes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
Shoes Half Price and Less

over two hundred big display bargain
tables are displaying shoes for men.
women and children, on sale IL many
instances for half price and less. Con-
vince yourself and come to the
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE.
61s South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14

further, if God delegated any portion
Of his power to anything, it would only
accomplish, that which it is like and
according to his will and law"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
JUDD F. SAWYER NOW
is MARSHAL OF UPLAND
Special to The Herald.

bIltCIdI 10 I ne fieIdIus
UPLAND, April 13.-The city election
passed off quietly. there being no spe-
cial issues involved. Those elected
were Trustees r. T. Nelson, T. X.
Vernon, George Hogg, ]. Dundas, A. H.
Skinner, their vote being from 1853 to
$50. They had little opposition.
Clerk r. c. Norton, Marshal Judd F.
Sawyer and Treasurer NJ F. Palmer
were the others elected.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN fOR GENERAL
house work and care off one child while
parents are away; musQ have references.
Apply in person betwejen ten (10) and
twelve (1z) at CONTEST DEPARTMENT,
The Herald office
LosT-A LADYs GoTD WATCH AND
rope chain, between 9fh and Central, and
inside; reward. III SOUTH AVENUE 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
New York Market

NEW YORK, April 13.--Twenty- eight cars
navels, one blood, one California Brights and
one lemon sold, Market is very strong and
active, with prices from Is to 25 cents
higher. Sizes 1905 and smaller are un-
changed; also lemons. Weather clear and
favorable Afternoon sale, thirteen cars
nayels, two seedlings, one lemons Market
active and strong
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
PhiIndeIphia Market

PHILADELPHIA, April 13-Eleven cars
navels. four seedlings. one sweets six mixed
IT, rarains unchanged; 1000 boxes Florida
oranges sold. Market unchanged; lO'ovo
boxes Sicily lemons, ex. s. S. Carolina sell
ing this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-14
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES

PITTsBURG. April 1s--Twelve cars sold; 10
on track; market 10 to 15c higher; weather
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-15
IMMENSE
 ASSAY
PICKED SPECIMEN OF SYLVAN JOE ORE GOES s132OOo TO
 THE TON.

some -pretmens af The Sylvanide ore found ia>t summer near the reindeer station at fellsr/Wer" found recently fr contain slae.ooo worth nf gold and silver tn the f.st
 AIr Winfield oue of tho dtseoverers. ehe I- Hoa 1t Nome has just had some el the caprHs If the ledge as- saved. and fr shows yl4 to# The tau II. saia d- asH some in silver.
 H. Ht- -ame#ar che pretti-s9 mug sat= If sytsaatde which aere found in
 lsrrr form in the creek below tHe .r5se II is such specimens that havo fife great value and. of eagfsr. Mr Winfield KNOWS thas such an assay "Hwt bs taken 1s a standard of the .Iaa If tHa leag,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-15
CHILD DIES
 AT COUNCIL

COUNCIL Feb 15-The whole camp is in deep mourning over the death of little Irene. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Petersen. She was taken i'll on Saturday last and on Tuesday an op- eration for appendicitis was performed by Drs. Ramsay and Welsh The op- eration was highly satisfactory and successful in every respect. but. the little one being of very delicate con stitution. heart action could not be sustained and on Tuesday morning at twelve minutes to 1 she passed away. In life she was beautiful, but in death she was none the less sn as she lay like white lily in the little casket amid the profusion of delicate flowers prepared by the hands of loving and sympathetic friends The funeral ser vices were held at A. F. hall on Friday at n. m.. conducted by the Rev A. J. Whickey. after which the remains were inferred in the cemetery a short distance from the village Milder Irene was born at Pipestonc. Minn.. Nov. 12. lss7.