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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

arc, however in the general assembly more farmers than are represented in any other class In other words the famous farmers alliance will exert as usual large influence
 These general figures on the whole are calculated to gratlfy local pride for they tell different story of the interest of Connecticut born people in Connecticut than can be told of the people of most of the states in the country If the principle involved holds good for tho future there will yet be much to be said for Connecticut Investments
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
The Retiring Governor.
CConnecticut Citizen)

We give room on our cover page fol the picture of Hon. R. <. Woodruff oul retiring governor, because the genera feeling is that he has stood for tho right sort of things during his admin. istration. II Is not a partisan tribute for men of all parties believe in hi, thorough integrity and praise his inde. pendent and progressive spirit. IT many of his addresses he has spoket very earnestly for a higher type o citizenship and deeper realization o it's blitics-and his words have been an uplft to hundreds who have heard them, If our state could fol- low his suggestions, it would mean ar advance in many directions
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
A GREATER NEW HAVEN.

Tho preliminary steps have been ta- ken in the movement to have that port of the town of Hamden annexed to New Haven which lies from mile and half north of the city limits, and which includes Highwood, Cedar Hill and Whitneyville. The proper appeal has been made to the courts and the way is now in consequence cleared for hearing before the committee on cities and boroughs when that legis- lative body is raised
 It is of the utmost importance, in view of the inevitable expansion of New Haven in other directions before many years have gone by, that this particular annexation movement he studied without prejudice. So far as the people of Hamden are con cerned, in their desire to have their town cut up, they are facing a practi- cal question, Those living beyond the mile and half limit, and who arc chief ly engaged in agricultural pursuits, have no need for the Improvements and conveniences which are essential to their fellow townsmen, who arc now residents this side of the line of the proposed division.
 There are some two or three thous- and people included in the territory which it is proposed to annex, and they are for the greater part people who work in New Haven factories. The rest cater to the local needs of their neighbors, They want for their homes and their families the protec- ton which the New Haven people have and the stimulus which munic- ipal environment gives, and they live nervously and apprehenslvely under the lack of protection which the town of Hamden as town gives. They are not attracted to borough system of local government, which under the circumstances promises nothing but doubtful experiment necessarily ending in annexation with New Haven. They are asking for a real loaf of bread and should not bo given a stone.
 The annexation of this territory would immediately add to the re- sources of the city. An immense amount of valuable real estate, lnclud- ing the water company's plant and adjoining manufacturing plants, would be brought into the local tax list, and would at once become an aid in the establishment of sufficient fire and police protection for people who are already physically a part of the city. The whole question should be threshed out from large and broad point of view, with the splendid future of New Haven In mind, and not from a fearful standpoint We hopo the city government will be found off cially supporting the movement when the general assembly meets, with the public back of 1t.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
Christmas D0u'is.
lsnrInrfleId Renllhllcal

INNTIHBTtIU NtUUUTCITLT
 IL occurs 10 the Boston Globe to prof fer this advlee Don't go Into debt fol Christmas This is good so far as il goes. but there are other points worth making no not let the giving of pres ents become so diffuse as to render Christmas time the occasion for SC much worry that nervous breakdowns are involved. In other words, let tenn perance prevail In our gift-making on. terprises, Also do your shopping early The merchants are more than ready for you.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
INTERESTING STATISTICS.

The statistics which the secretary of states office has compiled with regard to the membership of the incoming general assembly are interesting, They are especially so in view of the more or less general investigation which has been made with the view of ascertain ing to what an extent the states of the Union, or at least many of them, are no longer governed by their natives but are governed by foreign born resi- dents.
 Of the two hundred and fifty-fve members of the incoming house of representatives, one hundred and ninety-nine are natives Of the state and of that number one hundred and thirty represent the towns in which they were born As the Courant puts it graphically; Tn round numbers a half of the house sit there for their native towns and four-ffths for their native state" Forty-two of the mem bers were born In other states and fourteen in foreign countries The sen ate shows about the same proportion as the house in these particulars, Twenty seven senators are state born, six were born in other states and three were born in other countries. Married men are in the majority in both houses. The number of farmers in the house of legislation is surprisingly small There are only eighty eight in the house and four in the senate, There
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
As ,o the Brownsville AGair.
CRoston IIcrald.)

The public little concerned in tho cause of justice for the negro troops fin the first place and influenced by pre-. iudce which has been melted against the senatorial champion of these sol diers may not be inclined to consider the case on It's merits But if preju. dice is laid aside. and if justice is roc. ognized, the presidents latest witness Conyers, and Lawson, tho detective, arc likely to be effective witnesses for tho defence when the matter comes up r the senate
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
"KICK COLUMN"

(Under the above heading the Jour nal-Courler will be pleased to publish such letters us its readers may desire to write It. Address your letter to The Editor of the Kick Column, Jour nal-Courier, New Haven. Conn" Write briefly and to the point. and always scnd your right name and address without which no letter can be pub lishpd
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
An AlI-WorId Eleven.
CEIartford Times,)

Many writers are exercising their in. genuity in picking an "All-Americar eleven" For an all-the- world clever we select the following;
 Left end -Deersayer Cooper Left tackle--Adam Bede. ,ElIo Left Ruard--Jean Valiean n,,,,,.. HugC Center.--John Ridd,.,,,,.,Bl BlaClmorC
 or Porthos Dumas piahi EuaId--Rnh Roy ... -Santl
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
As to the Outcome.
Norwich Bulletin)

Tho Bulletin would not question thr motive cf those who arc proceeding tt show that Governor Elect George l. Lillcy is guilty of corrupt practices and it does not hesitate to say that Il the governor elect can he proven to bt as bad as they have been alleging tha he is for the past four months thai IL will eventually applaud their work even though it must do so at It's owt cost and modification.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
CHRISTMAS TOUCHES.
Who'll rake This Adyice.

If you feel unable to buy Christ mas present for friend, if your pock- etboole really won't afford lt pass it up this year. It Is the height of folly to rob yourself to please another and es- peclally so at Christmas time, when it Is the spirit that counts and not the Intrinsic worth of the gift.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
Tho Ra,lroud rootbai, pny.
lAnsonia SeniInell

When the public can be carried by the wholesale to an entertainment oI this kind, arriving on time and return. Ing home promptly and In comfort without accident it must acknowlodgt that the company ls giving a tolerabll good service In the handling of all that mob, on football day, not an ac- cident of any kind occurred on tht comnanN's lines.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
Artificial Trees.
lMlddlntnmn Snn l

The Christmas trees will have to be made of something artificial If the scarcity of greens continues to make the hunt for them more difficult Or else some action will have 10 be taken to see that the greens are protected for a year or two until the growth ls re- plenished.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

A Berlin dispatch states "rhe feel ing is growing here that President Castro left South America not be- cause of illness, but to escape the political turmoil, and that he has no intention of returning We had half suspected L, all along
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
The s,mpliNed Spelling.
lRridncnort Pnst.N

V7'T'T
 The era of smplhed spelling at th' White House will soon be over. Thi will furnish an excuse for the Water bury Republican to return to the gooC old days when man could read It's in teresting columns without swearing a what has appeared to be lntolerabl typographical errors.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
DisRusfch.
Tonia Sentinell

The Economic club of New Haven proposes to discuss the Improper Use of Money in Connecticut Politics. n matter with which a majority of de- cent citizens are disgusted
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
THE INDETh,RMINATE sENTEN CE,

one of the achievements of the British parliament, which has just ad- journed, was the passage of an act empowering the judges to give habitu-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
nOnIy n Woinnn.n
lSnrlnpneld Rennhllcan.

'f'Ii I'N'i''N 'N'f"'''NH'ff Kipling has come out against woman suffrage. lt was 10 be expected. He once wrote. For a woman is only a woman
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
Not Always.
lRnstnn Transcrint.N

VT1VHIUTI TTHHHOTTN1T Attorney Ueney of San Francisco vii conduct further prosecutions and Post master Morgan of New York fig bncR on duty Assasslns do not always as- sassinate.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
On His Neck.

Grover Cleveland used 10 have con- gross on his hands. Theodore Roosc- welt has congress on his neck.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
SAYINGS AND DOINGs,

Muslin Is being manufactured from tho fiber of the banana tree.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Wiley Gin hurry)-Oh, bother! Pins get away in the most mysterious man. ner.'
 Hub--My dear, one has to be sharp 10 match a pin. The reason they get away is because they are pointed one way and headed another.--EXchange
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

visitor-That elevated of yours is a stuck-up road.
 Hubblte--IIa! You refer to it's be- ing built upon pillars.
 Visitor--No; to the way it is always telling people about It's connections Exchange.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

The Cambridge experimental farm has begun an investigation of the in- heritance Of horns and face color in sheep.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Every time gasoline motor misses fire" a charge of gas has been wasted,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK.

But why was the engagement brok' en2"
 T used to love him so, but now love him so-so, "--Kansas City Times.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Prussic acid poisons every living thing, plans as well as animals,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

hedge trimmer, operated on the principle of barher's clippers has been patented by resident of Oregon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

She's been warned against him and he against her
 "Is that so When are they to be married "--EXchange.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

She certainly is a woman of tact "ract is no name for 1t. She Is great diplomat Why, she can have two birth days year for the purpose of gather ing in presents and in the meantime American.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

According to the federal bureau Of animal industry, Sis per cent. of the cattle Of the United States has been afflicted with tuberculosis
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Reviews of the latest new books will be found on page 1S this morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
ouR CONTEMPORARIES.

New Haven, Dec. IS. 1908.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

EXTRAORDINARY PSYCHIC POWER
combined with his superior knowledge of
occult force, enables him to read human
life with unerring accuracy from infancy to
old age; his powers are wonderful and in
disputable; his advice is reliable, his in
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
247 = South Hill Street - 2

LIVE AND LET LIVE.
Never before in the history of occult sci
ence has man of PROF. w. e. KING s
professional standing consented to place his
services at the disposal of the public for
such a nominal consideration. Realizing
that this city has been overrun with pre-
tenders and that many of its citizens are
anxious to visit a genuine psychic, PROF.
w. F. KING has decided to place his con-
sultaton fee within the reach of all.
Years of study, travel in far eastern lands
and endless experience, coupled with rare
psychical gifts, have made him the world 8
greatest living exponent of OCCULT SCI
ENCE.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

PROF. W. E. KING, Los Angeles cele-
brated psychic, is permanently located here.
His honesty test Of time and SO years con-
tnuous practice a psychic have proved
beyond all doubt that PROF. W. E. KING
is the leader of his profession.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
Apartments

Better hurry-only broom and Broom
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THERE'S A REASON
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Bath Cleaned Daily.
Apartnentst and furniture thoroughly
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A main line Home phone-PRIVACY.
Tennis courts and croquet grounds.
Children's playground, swings and ham
mocks, brand new building, new furniture,
slightly elevation, Westlake district.
lines, w. 9th, Green or RED West
lake cars
Martin Centre, our famous Dixie chef, will
cook and serve q dinner for you, Csc per
hour.
RAJAH APARTMENTS,
81 S. UNION AVE.
Phones: Bdwy 1868, Home 5000. 12-13-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
W. z. KING IS PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE.

BEARN WHAT Is BEFORE YOU.
Business, changes journeys, transactions,
lawsuits, contested wills, life insurance,
lections, adventures and all financial diff
culties. Truly predicts the success or failure
of new inventions, patents, pending pension
claims, etc; tells whether you will receive
fair dealings with partners. If you care to
know what business you shall follow to be
successful, where you shall go and whom to
avoid; If you intend to make any changes
or to start business. and all human sf-
fairs advised upon with unerring accuracy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
cnuner NOTICES
Temple Baptist Church

HEAR BURDETTE
Humorist Author Preacher
Pastor of TEMPLE BAPTIST
CHURCH, the Auditorium, cor
ner Fifth and Olive.
Morning service at II 100.
Theme, "The Women's Union"
Evening service at 7:3O-Con-
tinuation OF series on Letters
from Home" Subject: THE
Promise of the Morning Star. B"
Splendid trained quartet, large
chorus choir, noted director.
Largest Organ on the Coast.
Hear the Chimes.
Seats Free
Strangers and visitors welcome.
Get the Habit" Come to Church.
1922
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
Help, Male or Female, to Learn Trades

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, " eql le sssInoo Msu eql 10 seInlosI
suluo6o qua puslle OF pslIAuI ssUqomol
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
Agents

AGENTS WANTED TO BECOME OUR REP
resentatives taking orders for our fine line
OF custom made suits. trousers and over
Coats spring line now ready. Large line Of
samples arranged in attractive manner
furnished free; 80 1-3 per cent commission;
write for further Information and territory
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MILLS Dept. II, 175 Adams street, Chicago
HIPPO 12-6-13-4t
AGENTS WANTED FOR A HIGH-CLASS
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a-year womans magazine. Commission,
fifty cents on each dollar subscription
Write for agents free outfit. AMERICAN
HOME MONTHLY, 6 Barclay street, New
York. 11-29-l2-13-2 1t
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
saIeswomen and Solicitors

statesmen HIGH CLASS
staple line; country merchants, for 1908: sea
son opens January. Box 50, CEDAR RAP
IDS, Iowa. 12-13-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

WANTED-2oslTION BY A YOUNG MAN OF
steady habits and good appearance, with refer
ences. as collector or office man. BOX 1l46
Herald 1881
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
FROM A PROMINENT MINISTER.

FROM A PROMINENT MINISTER.
I desire to bear evidence to the genuine
ness of PROF. w. r. KINGS work. God
gives to us an intuition whereby we may
guide our lives That PROF. w. f. KING
possesses this guiding power to a marvellous
degree is evident. The fact that his clients
are his warmest and truest friends is alone
a tribute to his sincerity and honest meth
DDS in dealing with all. He has rendered
me Unreasonable assistance. Rev. W. c.
Jessup.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

SITUATION WANTED-BY GOOD ARCHI-
tect, craftsman of six years experience in
California, residence work. Would take prls
W. WASHINGTON ST. Sundays 234SS, week
Herald office. 12-13-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

SITUATION WANTED-WORK BY YOUNG
man, eight years experience in office and
saIesroom of wholesale grocery, one year
in retail; in or out Of town; references
I3ox 100 Herald 12-13-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
PRoT. w .. KING FoRETELLs MANI

PROF w. E. KING FoRETELLs MANY
GREAT EVENTS.
Some of the prophecies made by PROF.
w. r. KING and which were fulfilled to
the letter and day
The explosion Of the United States war
ship Bennington at San Diego Cal. It was
predicted that that day the government
would lose a ship in the Pacific.
PROF w. p. KING, Physic. had warned
the public of San Franciscos earthquake of
1906 for years
PROF. w. r. KING predicted the Japan
ese-Russian war The day of the month and
year predicted on which hostilities
would be begun and the victory of the
japanese.
PROF. W. E. KING predicted the late
President McKinley's assassination at Buff
falo Exposition"
PROF. w. Il. KING predicted the assas-
sination of Carter Harrison the elder three
weeks before the weak-minded Prendergast
fred the fatal shot at Chicago's chief exec
utive.
PROF. W. z. KING predicted the earth
quake at Kingston, Jamaica. w T.; the
earthquake in Chile; the Thaw-White trag-
edy also predicted the Galveston flood.
PROF. w. E. KING, Psychic, has foretold
many great events that took place on the
day set.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
LOST AND FOUND
FOR RENT
stores and Offices

FOR RENT
Furnished office space; nice DESK all good
shape, at los s. Broadway. See KNOWLES
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

YOUNG MARRIED MAN DESIRES POSI-
ton at once as steward, cashier or checker;
am experienced and have Al references; work
in santa Monica preferred BOX 1888, Her
aid.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

SITUATION WANTED-MIDDLE-AG MAN
wants to learn the real estate business; Of
fers services to real estate firm at very mod
crate prices. Address 1925 NEW ENGLAND
ST. 12-13-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

Recommended by a New York Judge: Au-
gust 20, 1861 cheerfully recommend Prof.
King gifted psychic. He predicted my
election. JUDGE f. B. CROWELL, Supreme
Judge.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

WANTBD-POSITION ALL AROUND OF
fee man; ten years experience; Al refer
ences; will leave city. Write BOX ia,
Herald. 12-lS-4
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

RETURN TO YOUR HOME WE'LL. YOU
will thoroughly enjoy visit to the open Air
Cure System. Inquire write to the office
OF the OPEN AIR CURE SYSTEM, 702 S.
Spring st. Hundreds restored to perfect
health bear cheerful testimony. See our
large ad ON page 8 In today.a paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

SITUATION WANTED BY A FAMILY MAN
90 years old, very well acquainted in Los
Angeles and vicinity; willing 20 work at
anything; good references. HENRY FIN
KEEL, 633 N. Bunker Hill. E-l5-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
WANTED
Help--MaIs

THE HERALD TENDERS THE FREE USE
Of its Situation Wanted" columns for an
indefinite period to any one seeking employ
nent Each ad will be run one time. but
may be renewed as often RS desired by bring
ing 1t to the counter of The Herald oHlee
each day. This privilege is restricted 20
those seeking employment and Will not De
granted to employment agencies and others
making a business Of seeking to supply help.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
STANDING CHALLENGE:
$4,000
FOR HIS EQUAL
$1,000

Others may come and others may co. but
". E. KING always remains.
If you have already made a mistake,
thrown away your money and lost confidence
through dealing with much advertised and
self-styled pamists and psychics and their
ginning and consult PROF. W. E. KING.
He will tell you frankly your condition and
what you may expect; If nothing can be
done for you he will not take cent of
your money. Has not this honesty on the
face of it?
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

To Whom it May Concern: We take great
pleasure in recommending our brother,
PROF. W. E. KING, as a psychic of good
standing having to our knowledge been fully
developed in all the various phases of mental
psychicship. We cordially recommend him
to any individual or society that may need
his services Dr. John Westerield,
President Indiana State Association of
Spiritualists
Chesterfield, Ind, September 4. 1895.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

TYPEWRITERS
SPECIAL PRICEs-LOWER THAN EVER
BEFORE OFFERED. INVENTORY TIME.
MUST REDUCE STOCK. Machines thor
oughly rebuilt and guaranteed.
Yosts, $40 to S35.
Smiths, $25 to $40
Remingtons, SIS to $40.
Densmores. $40 to $685.
Many others, including good visibles.
Not going out of business, but will be right
here to protect guarantees. Best rental
machines 50 to So. All makes repaired.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
1888 S. Broadway. A5913; Main 1868.
11-22-so-6t
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

IF YOU ARE GOING TO SEE A PSYCHIC
WHY NOT SEE THE BEST?
As the best is always the cheapest in the
end. Better consult no psychic at all than
one who is unable to help you. as false
prophets do more harm than good. as they
leave you in a worse condition than before
by their false advice. based upon guesses;
but PROF. w. +. KING has an estab-
lished reputation: testimonials and creden-
tials from thousands of your own citizens