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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30

Tie Hcaicrnna in MNibinatsu wiro
Oon Dem ShrOnmcdjiel in Der SIR 4
tel benadIridltigt un6 lit onmit
einpsr'tanocn.
GIiIflunuidScpcidJc an NubnmmcO
gaie .naton. 2S. g[priI.

-" 'llSAOHs -. <tflt4.
NubonnleO v, Der ueuc SuItaH
Der Iiirfei, hit pon Der @oibingtouer
Gegierung ofiIjlea ais Der neue
Serriter iene5 9ieihea anerFanut
moroeu Iieier }lft iolgte, nahoem
Der bieii9c tiirfiide 9otihaiter ail.
sim 9ep Dem Staat5amt oeu lbrou.
Uehiel in amhlher 6orm mlt9et5eili
battc mo oieie 9tahridt pom ame.
rttanihen 9otifafter IN aonimntI.
nopeI, Seiibman, teIegrapblid] beIti
tlgt luor0eu mar. Cine pom Yraii-
0enteu Ea't uuter5eitlnete Gepeid4
muroe nod i'm 2auie oe5 cages all
Seu1bman Beianot. in Der er aH1Gpie.
len lDuroe, Oie 9lnerfennulug IIubam.
me0s Der 6eJieruug in Ronitontino.
pei mIt5utbeilen. 3ugleIh iauote
Der &raii0eut cine an Den neuen
Sultan 9erihtete @Iufpunihepeihe
5ur 9lblieierun9 an oen Monarhen
an oen Qotiduiter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
TrciSanfidlas fir Gtaai,fi.

Hlttsburg, Ya., %. Iprtl.
Syn 5oI9e ser 2lnjeige bon Seten
Ser Carnegie Steel 60, ooB lie Die
greiie iiir i5re Gr5eu0niile erb05el
miiroc, babeu olth onOere Stahliobri.
fantcn i6re Greiie oiti9eid)Io9en Is
heiBt, sic nrulide @reisberabebum5
babe 10 uielc 9citellun9en 5ur 5oI8e
qebabt. boB UicIe 6abrifanten nit
9luitrd9en ilberhduit paren uno Der
4reisaufihla9 lei Die nntiirIide Sol.
&c Der gciteigertcn gIn6irn9c. 9Soncs
& 2augbIin StecI Co. oos groBte
lmabAdnqiQe lluteruehmen oieiergIrt.
lit Dem 0cipiel ser Carnegie StahI
9onlpo1nie gciolgt uno bat einGn
Collar per Come oui9eihIagcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
gSistOuiiH.

- g. 3. Sarge. elmer Der bsitb,'
idnntsn 5nrmer in safe w iGls,
Elm bsiauntsr 9bilaHtrop, itnrb i'm
9Iltsr BON IS 9abrsn. or mar sin
BiOnisr Der 8inags. Dor einiseu
SobreH sabsn sr uno isjue 5ruu $4,000
gum 8ou Der 6iientlidsn 2sibbibliothsi,
bic nuh osrsn 0nmsn iiibrt. ct mar
bic in isin bobss 2lltsr 5armsr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
Tns alte QieS.
GpriltgiicIo, 81, 20. 9GpriI.

Sprit9ficl0, 81, %. 9Ipril
gei ser II. gcmeiniamen 9lbitim.
munq ser Suinoiier 2egi3lotur iur
sic Q2o6l zines 9un0e5ienator5 mar
oas 8eiuItat ioIgen0es: @opfirs rs
SOP II, 0tuion 2, Sburtleif 19
Gtringer "a. Sbermnn 2. 2om0en /
03cainleo 2, 9lbgeoroneter 2lihuIel
2, @iQiam MaIonep (Gbicogo) Z
9baeoroneter Iboma5 s. 9iilep g.
Calhoun / un0 Goan5 l.
@erfaiiuugsmaBige Wicbrheit Der
qemeiniamen SiBuug 103. 0iebrbeii
ser 9(npeien0en un0 9Ibitimmen0en
90. Seine MabI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
Tis %crtreter Der SartfOblenerGb.r
beidIliekcn, Oas abgelnufcne 9Obu.
GbfOmmcn ~ ernenern.
81 c It M M ungeu.
Die Stnblfnbritnntcn bnben nadl ben
nenlidlen SObnbcrnbicbnngen
prompt bic Yrciic crbObt.
Sine GrflGrung.
Scrantor, ga, 20. 9lpril.

Scralttou, ga, 20. 9tpril.
Serr z. 8. &elpi5, ser gtatiouaI.
prGiioent Der nllniteO N}iueNorfers"
riei Ole 9onUcntion Der aoblengrd.
ber-4bgeoronctcn nm 9 llbr sur
SrOnnug. gr muhte ser @eriamm.
lung 0iittbeiIung. 0aB iein 8ruOcr,
itaatliher 9lrbeitsfonmiiidr BON
Ohio, in Columbus, g., geitorben
mare uno 0oB er iofort oortbin rei-
len niiroe gr iibertrug Dem 8i5e.
prGii0enten Mc9uaob oen 8oriit Der
8erianmIung. 6err 2elpis iQgte,
Die orei 3iitriftsprdii0enten ndrcn
nit linn einer 9lniiht uno er hoffe,
Iie piirocn BON ocn 9b9eoroneten
terjIih unteritiiet meroen. Gornndl
berobihieoete er lid. Ter Siebener-
9Iu5ihuB Iegte oa5 9lbfommen Dor,
0as mobrideinIih 6aIo unter5eihnct
iper0en miro GS miro oarin oor-
geicben. oaB 0a5 llebereinfommen,
0oS Die Streiffomniiiion getroifer,
oui orci Sabre erneuert miro. Ser
ner beiBt es:
,Gs lit oeS Ieiteren IoI9enAe%
bereinbart uno ongenommen nor
sen: l. Iie &ohnruten. Die fiir neue
glrbeit gc5ohit mer0en ioQen nift
nie0ri9er iein. nIs Oie Staten, oie
noh 0en ltebcreinfommen ser
Streiffomiiiion iijr oItes @ers
bon dbnlider gtrt uno d5n.
IihGn Gbarafter feitgciebt iillo.
2 Iie Ginrithtng unO Der 8eidluB
0es Gcriobnuugsrathcs. lponah 0ie
GinIanmllng pom 8citrGgen, Der
9lni6la1 bon 8efanntnahungen ouf
Dem Gigentbum ser aonpagnie ere
Iaubt mur0e, ioq fortbeitehen, 10
lnnqe oas 2(bfommen GILT. 3. Gin
9lnQeItclltcr. Ser entlaiien lpur0e.
ipeil er N1itglico elmer @elperfihait
mar. ioa 0o5 91cdlt ha6en. an Den
@eriohning5ratb megen elmer en0'
giiltigen gutihei0mg 5u oppeQir5n.
4. SSrqen0 cine Streitirage, sic in
elmer @rube entItcht. 10 lange oieies
9lbfonmcn in &roit iit mus crit BON
Dem 9lngcitcQtcn ooer Dem 9lu$ihuB
ser 9lnQcitcllten. Sic oobei intcreiiirt
fin0, nit 0cm SbCriteiger uno ocnt
Supcrintenoenten Ser bctreffenoen
@rIbe beiprohcn tpcroen, che lie
Dem @eriobnlngSrotb SIR enogiiIti-
gen Gntihei0ung por9cleqt ZERO. 5.
Ole 8rubenbeIibcr ioQCn 3anlunqs.
iheine berauSgeben, Die SEN 9taneu
ser Sompoqnic, Sen gtouen oeS 2tu-
qcItcIlten, sic 8rube. no cr qeidaift
bat, Sen @ctrog 0cs 2obns uno 0ie
9lrt Ser 9lr6eit, sic oeIeiitet muroe,
enthnItcn.
Scranton. Tn.. 2S. 9lpril.
Tafl elmer IGnQeren @cruthung in
ser 3ddnlittag3iitumg Ser 9ohlen-
arGber0eleQoten rpuroe ser GntrurI
6es 9obna6fommens nit qroBcr
Gtanmenmc6r6cit ohne sic 0erin9lte
9Ienoeruna nugcnonmcu, porauT
0(nrt, r,t,tr rrfo Into
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
.-ag" 99orte, Die Die Seele erTtnrs
rem MAIDEN.

.3br SObu bat Sbuinbiubt. Ssin
1aa 1T boHuungslos. Bisis idrsdl'
ten @orts murosu gu SEQ. 6. Bls'
pens, elnem Der beoeutsnbitsn &aui'
leuis pon Sprin9fislo, U. g., UOn 5psi
idtiigen Nsrjtsn esiprOdsn, 49, Der
cine Elm 9ungsn' Spsjialit. Damn
SeiQte ii6 bic lpunbsrbars aralt BON
II. ainos ylsw DISCOVERY. .yiat
breiu66isem @sbraud", i6reibt 6r.
Bleuens, .par Ct 70 ssiunb, pie is.
Jur o1ss @slo in Der ggelt pfroe i'd
ndt sintauihen, mas ss fir meiuen
3uuaen gstbnu bot. llnie1l6dr oegen
buitsn, @rtdltungsH 1T Is bas ii6srits
uno bette 6silmittsl ser Bslt iiir fat
bciinunasloie 9uussn arantbeiten.
SOC uno Sl.00 in 8. Z. @rbnrt's 2Ipo,
tbsts. 8sirisoisuns sdrantirt. Brobes
faihs irsi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
3uci 0cacr cridloiIen.


NIIIUUI4VuIIL IIl., y. NprtI.
S1pei Hcaer mur0en get00tet uuo
elmer pc1pun0ct bon Dem Sta0tcIerf
S. 80. Sones pon Gait 2afe Die
SdieBerci 9inl oor Gem Sta0thaus
Dor iid), lp0brcu0 Scr Sto0trdth in
Situn9 mar. 9ic 9}c1er ocriuftcr
6ie tSiBlna 81 it6ren, neil einiac
ihrer Sreun0e mclen 6oItuna 0or
SSlititerfneipcn oerurtheiIt mor0cn
parcn. Sores pcriuhte Sic Menll
81 berubiqcn. ais ober ouf ihn a.
ihoiieu rpuroc crluj0crte cr oas
6cuer nit obllcm RciuItat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
Euli5iit uno JlGubcr eridpiefeu iidD
qeqenieitia.

&ogunsport SnO.. %. April.
Gin 4oli5nt l9oiepb aroeger uno
Elm laihenOieb. oeiien 9fame unbe.
fannt lit, Wur0en in einem GepoIper.
t0mpf erihoiien. Ger i'd nah elmer
3irtusoorltelllmg entDIdeIte. ltad]
Der MISUNDERSTANDING pliin0erteu
Qiebe Die Wien1e nit Dem Repolper
in Der @ono Gus. ,3meI Der Giehe
botten iit nodl Der Bride an Der 3.
StuBe ourgeiteat. sic beraubtcr
niht mr. sic @aiianten. ouoern
6lpon8en ihre Cpicr aud nod iih
on Dem NriidenleIdHoer IN elmer
Geibe auf3uitcaen uHo 5u}llieheu. p.e
Die. Die nof jbuen famen. aud aus.
gepliln0ert mur0en. 3oll3iit 9roe'
ger fam herbeiQeIduien. un0 elner
bon oen @anoiten idoB. Ter 4oIi'
silt rel nieOer, mar dber nod i'm
Stauoe ienen HeooIper 81 5leben
uno 81 feuern. elmer pon ben beioen
GerIen iieI. ser an0ere fIoh. 0cr
EoIi3i't nur0e in Gin benafbartcs
Heitaurant gctralcn NO er binneg
fur5er 3eit perihieo Ser H0u6cr
itorb am W}orlen in 0en St. aSoieph5
@oipitaI. Nrieiter uu0 @arterinneu
oeriuhten Oer1ebens. aus inn Inga-
ben iiber ieinc QerionIltfeit berau2-
suIodeu. Ms cr i'm 5terben Ia1,
beu1te iih Elm Nrieiter itber ibn, nm
an i'm nod'mlI3 0ie iSro9e 5u Itelen.
Nit elmer Ic6ten glnitrengung ri1'
Ser 9}duber: o@eh' sur $ ="
Gamlt ianf er 3uriid uno bcritie0,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
Sine 7robnua
MlLnl. NJ. % -

@Jlnt, StD. % April.
9ll5 oic GiuDo1ncr 0icier Sho.
ouruadtcH rau0m iic cine @upps
ti1 oen (5uucrncur Gilion 6aritci,
len i0gic, oor Dem Foit1c5iu0e aui
qt6an8i. Iie 6iIur trul Elm 4la
f1t nit iollruocr ,yuidriit. .8g.
@GioB. chrloier @ou0ernom ron
Ncn.uf0. 6rcuno Ser ,}luericar
tobacco GoupauD" @olberucur
Der ituloile mo biu.ilc g}eufcl
m5roer beqnooilt. Gill Soe5eI III
uot aber ieiue 6runoe iino el
mdt. 2aBt Ea1Ior mn. 5uriiffom
mcr @ir peroen es ibm iAou BE-
ioracn"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
mirb nnsneIiefert.

en- 5ractsco Cal - 9rpriI
Ter t,crua ,Samcs z. Ga6ouue, oce
neultt BON ieinem Stteioater
gromh.oH grau6cubur8 aus zt.
Ecuis ertrHrt wuroe. norali grlu.
beHbur1 h.er Uer11itet mur0e. III lei.
rsm Batter ,5ames S5epparo Ga'
bonne. Der BON Il 2eui5 biey5e7
fant ltlrlc1cn morDen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
2enti6lnnO.
GrS6c6cn in 9amcrnm.
Qlrr[in. % 0[nril

Berlin, %. Aprll.
Gin Bier eingeIouieucr omtIider
9eriht ia9;, OaB itorfe GrOitoBe IN
Samerlm. @eirafrifn, felt g2ontag
Rahmittag iortgeicst ecipiirt muir.
ben. Iic Storungen 5pangen Die
notwithstanding, 9uea 5u rdumerl
uno scihuei.ia mad GuaIa iiber3uiie.
oeln. 9uea liegt an ocm 9Ibbuuge
ser aanerimberge aui elmer .So5e
por 5000 SUB. Gie @erge iino
puItaniider Ratur uno nor 100SSob.
rem paren ejnige ser ara,er in Ibd.
tigfeit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
6ronfrcid.
spicl,tuoiabrifcn a6ac6ranut.
MonitnntinopeI. 29. gLpril.

Paris, % 9lpril.
In Ser r1he Varis aeIcaeuen Crt
ifa't UioutreuiI.i0u Ho brauu
ten mchrere Spiel3eu1iatritcu ob
3,uct TeucrueHr.euie erIiii1n iduer,
Qer.eturlea Ter St3oea tc,rili
S1n0nnO.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
Ter 7Gmon Teurr.
07odleiter. ". n. %. q

glodleiter y. q, %. 9tpriI.
Cine Tcueraorunit 5eritorte 3u irli.
her Stutoc 0te s5a6rif ser 2odport
Gubber Gomplup 3u 2odport. q o..
mo beihdoigte Sic onitobenoen 9lu.
Io1cn ocr Su5aue5onna 5melting
gompaup. Ter @eiammtiha0eu Miro
aui 100000 oeranidtaat.
Noriorf, g}e6r., %. 9lgriI
Cine Toucrsbrunit sarItorte oas
@eitritsocriel BON Claim. Pebr.,
sur 61lite emw 5taoen Oon etua
$4,000 onr.dtenS. Claim Iie9t
40 weicr meittih ron bier. lie
1rob.ea Qerlu'ta erIe;6en ioIqanoe
Firmen Soeier & Tloonen. Gene.
roI Stoye"; q s. arott. 5olsb1no.
Ter 81 n groofs. Giennaareu;
Triestia & See. far5su5an5Iune;
g :. 3apue. o@eHeraI Store";
Gran, 9an6 & Gennp, General
Store".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
3uklanO.
gcnadlridltianng bon Dem Sbron'
mcdicl in Der Surfci.

@t 4SeierSburg. -. Iprll.
gon aonitantiuopeI lpuroe Sic us.
ictuuq oou @b0ul 6ami0 IL. nm
Die G1ron5eiiti9uua oou 0}uham.
mco Y oiiuieu ser tiirflid)en Bot
idlait mit9etacilt un0 ioiort murSt
0aoou Der Nhniiter 0c3 4uslpdrttlen
S5apolstI IN aenrtniB 8eiett. ser icl.
ncricita Sic 9iahritt Sem aaiicr Qi.
toIaus rrit9 ON Wiorgcu I6ermit.
t1ltc. Is mjro epDortet, 0aB RuB,
LAMBS auertcuuitug Der ncuen He.
gieruul In ser Iiirfei o5ne &uiihut
criol1t. ohuohl bi5bcr nod femc
oiii3ic0cn Striite in oieier RiA,
tuna aetaau lporoeu iiuO. Die tiir,
fidle 29ofidait lit ieit oen friiher
Wor1cr nit 6Iag9cn Qeid'nlilft
Is inset BORT 0o5 Bcrud,t uou re.
of,iouiren lluu1cu III Gr3crum
feincn @lau5cu gloh g}adridtcn
oic oorthia 3clangt iino. ioa Sic
Qaae I'M 00iuoiicn iib bcIiern. 9lr
9aiidts Scr 0orliule in Qon1anii
nopet lit Ser 3urHdiritt bon @err1
3iuopicm. Sem ruiiiihcu 9otihaitcr
Qu'leif0bcn luor0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30

Das ga u MIN q q au4
g.lbsr 3ug esnanRt, rptro outa oos
3ufamm.ni6mtI3tn pon bier 2beiIsu
Islbsn Dadiss, spsi 9bsiItn 5ars
uHo sinem SbeiIs 6ammsItolg unb
Strpentin erbaItsu. g2an Tam bass
fsIbs sum 4usfiu.n bon SoruipaIisn
uno tisf ousgsidnitttHsH Stetnsautu
isLr gut benussn, bn ss isbr gut fsh'
bait.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30

.W" Gus5ebruna ibre gers
bitung uno 6ei!uns cine Speetnlitdt in
gOipel's meoijinii6em @unonrJts Sns
hitut, ga Grohe, Bis. 4l2n1i
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30

mes, Der oleler Nues dufbliroeH bari,
ionoern fe BAT BON Der Sh6pfuna
ebeniOsut luis Der Maun einen bsIonoe.
ren 8irtuH9streis Susewieien
erboIteu. Die Ratur bat ben 6ruuen
oas @siibl Der 9 Shusbeodrftias
teit in bic Bruii sspHnuSt uuo ben
Ulann 81 tbrem BE hiiSer beheQt;
ons BewuBtisiu Der t6rperlihen uie
9eitiseH Stdrte, Der pbpfidsn fuie pip'
hiheH ueberleeenbeit iou oielen aber
teInesiUegs sum 9errn oes @stbss,
5um Z ranneu erbeben, Ionoern es
iOa ibu 5u 2ie6s unb glilos, sur Rn9s
fidt unO @rburmsn sssen feline, benz
ihwdhen @eidlshte araeh6renbe 6rdu
iiimmen. SIt bod bas Bauo SmiIhen
8attsn elm b6beres Gls SlDilfen benz
@ebieter unb osm Tiener.
Dem Roms CAB bic Natur bic
8rn It, bsm Sdidinls fsItsr eutsessn.
jutreten uno ibm bic Stirne Su bieisn.
paroft srunrt' i'd bonn Nauns, bss
@eieses g1iiroe bebnupf erl" laet
Sdiuer. Goh aud sur @rfhGuns Der
gIuisnbs oss Bstbss ssb5rt ebsniOUiel
Wutb. pie moraliihe. gsiIiies uuS
iDrpsrlids 6roft. psIh lestere ibm
nOd on5u in 70 beIdrdnttsm NlaBs 5u
Tbeil uiro.
8ur 8egriinbung uno 56rbsruna 6es
hduslihsn @liidss tam aIsin bas Wir.
Zen Der 6rnu nitt ssuiieen; Der Wann
mus ben rsblidsn @iasu bnben, ieiner
5rau bisriu sntsessnSufommsn, fs 81
uuisrfiisen uno aud oas Seini1e beisu'
trnssn. @r muB iit nlleiu UUbl IiibIen
in ieiueu bier @du6en, BET 8eib uno
SiHoeru. Seine St1rte mub ibn be.
| iiimmeH Sur @risnniniB, onB er bsrufsn
iei, ouf lsosm @sbiete mebr ,n leiiten
nls iein ihpdheres 8eib, oaB er Der
@attin nit Ieuhtenbsm Bsiipiel poran'
sussbsn unb jsbe 7useuo 5usrit iid
ielbit du5ueiensn babe, beuOr sr ibre
llsbuns puu ieiusr 6rau gu iOrbsrn be.
rehtigt 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30

E%- 5r. Geo. -. Soanien,
9abuarst uno RuuoarSt oss Viunoes,
3l2 BearlitraBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
2as Anac6Ot anacnOmmcn.


Gie runuhe Regerlm1 bat iii
sutittoiieu oen @orihIng Der 0cr
Stadteu. ocu 0ertrnl uon 1892 81
rr0i0ireit a3uncbmen Tie iorma
lc 9lntport miro IN etpa elmer @od
Ser omsrtonlitcu 8elieruua ii52r
mittelt ucrocu. Qc6Irluuq lit it0oh
6aB Der leJeumdrt,8e 8ertra1 ir
0rait bIebt, b:5 Ser ncue rat.i8ir
III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
Wfann unO Trau.

e Ratur bat bic 5rau
oem Dlanne als @r.
sdHSung sur Ssite
seitsGt; iie iOa nidt
inter, iOnbern ne'
ben ibm Iteben un6
mirten. sic III niht
bic Stlaoin oes Wlau.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30

tpetItge au'hebunq 0c8 VcIanc.
rungS5uitou0eS bis 10 llbr gIbcu05
ouaeoronet. Gic StuSt Miro julmti-
nirt lpcroclt obcr .Wucrlucrfc IinO
Ocrboten ToS aabinett murOc or,
illht nod cinige Sage I1ngtr I'M
gImte Su bIeiben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-04-30
Scrnnton. 90. 2S. llpril.

Noh elmer Idn9eren @crutbun5 in
ser Ndhnlittoa3iitung Ser &ohlen.
grdber0eleQoten muroe Scr Gnhpuri
0es 9obnl6fommens nit groBer
Gton1menmchrbeit ohne Sic gerln9lte
@enoerung an9enonmcu, porduT
Bertagung criol9te.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
APEX CLUB MEMBERS
HELD FOR GAMBLING
ADMIT THEIR GUILT
Associates of Mayor Harper's "5osom
Friend" Will Appear in Court
to Receive Their Sem
tence Today

Another chapter in the raiding of the
Apex club, when Eddie Morris, some
times referred to by the Los Angeles
Times as the bosom friend" of Mayor
Harper, beseeched the police to ''call
up A. Co. was inscribed in the police
records yesterday. Five men who were
arrested at the club and gave the
names of James Henry, James Dunn,
William Rowat, Harry Douglas and
George Henderson, pleaded guilty to
charges of gambling in Police Justice
Roses court yesterday. They will ap-
pear for sentence today.
The Apex club was raided January 16,
although it was popularity supposed to
be immune. The men arrested at the
place were taken entirely by surprise
and at once secured the aid of Eddie
Morris. call up A. c. he demanded
Of the police, but his order was not
obeyed, and the convictions resulted.
Morris Indignation was so great that
he did not conceal his feelings at the
police station, and even the mayor S
defender, the Los Angeles Times, was
compelled to refer to the incident the
following morning. In it's reference it
designated the mayor by a title which
has since become g. byword in Los An
geles, Eddie Morris bosom friend, "A.
c." and the expression, Call up A. c.,
he'll tell you what to do, was heard III
all parts of Los Angeles.
The police officials say that since the
five men pleaded guilty they will con-
vict the others directly involved. The
names were those given by the mon
when they were booked by the desk
sergeant.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
COAST

American steamship arrives at Seattle
with vigorous complaint at arrogant orders
received from British vessels in northern
waters
Tacoman fastens watchdog to safe; rob-
bers enter store blow open vault, get $500,
steal dog and escape.
California legislature delays action on
anti-Japanese legislation pending arrival of
Speaker Stanton, delayed by foods.
Pioneer of Washington, four times Npoor
and four times wealthy died at age of 81.
Carpenter killed by street car in San Fran
cisco.
Effort of Oregon legislator to extend
Geary act to include all Asiatics meets with
vigorous objections
Slayer at Fresno smiles when judge con-
demns him to be hanged.
California legislator attacks Cartwright
antitrust law on ground it Is utterly in
efficient; says cost of living has increased
to alarming extent.
Chinese Six companies at San Francisco
vigorously complain that President Roose-
welt is discriminating against them in favor
of Japanese.
Wealthy Arizonan, i'll and emaciated in
hospital at Tacoma, tells weird story of hav-
ing been shanghaied and terribly treated.
Eleventh juror secured for trial of Pat
Calhoun, alleged briber, at San Francisco.
Lightning hits wireless message and opera
tor is seriously burned in San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
LOCAL

Campaign for securing signatures to petition
for recall of Mayor Harper is closed, enough
names to guarantee success of movement.
Elks to number of 800 come to Los Angeles
from Utah and other western points to pass
week in Southern California.
Repairs to railroads damaged by storms,
have been completed and embargo traffic
has been removed
Suit is begun against six electricity using
companies to determine liability for damages
caused by destruction Of building by fire from
defective wires.
Council to advertise for bids for disposal of
garbage, figures to be submitted three
specifications.
Lawyer is charged. in disbarment proceed
ings against him, with violation of his oath
attorney
Grand jury unable to submit report of it's
findings because of Judge James absence.
American record for rock driving established
Charges are filed against Assistant Police
Surgeon Wiley and his discharge is asked by
complainant.
Policeman is shorn of authority and held in
$4,000 charge of abusing girl 10 years old.
Balloons United States and America will
make ascension Friday from Chutes paSk.
Members of Apex club arrested on charge
of gambling admit their guilt and will be SEN
fenced today.
Patrolman saves life of cripple who at
temps to kill himself by jumping in front Of
street car.
Son of former sheriff dies suddenly Of throat
trouble with which he had suffered a short
time.
Night schools to be opened in Los Angeles,
beginning February Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
EASTERN

Nebraska legislator introduces bill to
make it unlawful for whites and Asiatics to
work together in same building or on same
job
World temperance conference planned by
congressman to be held this year at Wash
ington.
Report received United States naval hos
pital will soon be opened in Yokohama.
Illinois tuberculosis society appeals for
state legislation to help fight plague.
United Hatters organization appeals for
funds to help carry on great fight in east
ern states.
Youth arrested in New York with only 10
cents has wasted $4,000 in three months
Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou will
become president of Consolidated Gas com
pany Of New York, is report, which he de-
clnes to deny.
Illiterate men sought by court at Nash
Vile to try Colonel Copper and son for muir
der of former Senator Carmsck.
William Nelson Cromwell promoter of
Panama canal purchase, tells of historic
deal as witness before federal grand jury
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
CHARGE TIMBER FRAUDS
IN SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA
Gigantic Timber SWindIes Declared to
Have Been Revealed by
Inspectors

MUSKOGEE, Okla, Feb. S.-AIleged
timber frauds and thefts of gigantic
proportion are said to have been re-
vealed by government timber inspectors
in southeast Oklahoma, and are under
investigation by the federal grand jury
which reconvened here today after a
four-day recess.
Fifty witnesses will testify and
twelve of them were examined today.
They were from the Choctow nation.
The government officials remain reti-
cent, but from other sources it is
learned that several large timber
camps are said to have been cutting
fine hardwood on Indian lands for
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
NEVADANS CONSIDER BILL
TO ABOLISH RACE TRACKS
Anti-GambIing Measure Is Referred
to Committee on Public
Morals

CARSON, New, Feb. S.-The atten-
tion of the Nevada legislature was
drawn from the anti-Japanese bills and
resolutions today by the introduction
in the assembly this morning of a bill
drafted by the anti-gambling league of
Reno to prohibit gambling and horse
racing in the state.
This bill was referred to the commit
tee on public morals. This bill prom
ises to be the big fight of the present
session Of the legislature.
Indications are it will pass the house.
The contest will come in the senate.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
BLANCHE WALSH
SUSPENDS TOUR
ACTRESS BECOMES SUDDENLl Y
ILL IN SOUTH
Is Rushed on Special Train from Fort
Smith to Kansas City-Physician
Announces Case Is
Critical

KANSAS CITY, Feb. S.-Blanche
Walsh, the actress, was brought here
today on a special train from Fort
Smith, Ark, where she was taken i'll
Saturday while filling an engagement
there, and placed in the University
hospital
She is suffering from a complication
of stomach and liver troubles.
Her physician this afternoon said
Miss Walsh is critically ill.,
Despite her illness Miss Blanche
Walsh says she will resume her the
atrical tour the last day of this month
Miss Walsh's- complaint, physicians
say, is an enlarged liver, but late to-
night the hope was expressed that ar
operation might not be necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
BULLDOG GOES MAD;
CHILD'S LIFE is SAVED
BY FATHERS EFFORT

8 CHICAGO, Feb. 8.--A bulldog be-
8 longing to William Carter last night
Z. went mad and attacked one of his chill
o dren. Carter grappled with the dog,
@ seized it by the throat and held it to
8 the floor.
8 Meanwhile one of the family tele-
o phOned to the police, and while the pa
O troll wagon was on the way Carter
% clung to the canine.
o The police shot the dog while Carter
q held IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
BITE OF A MAD DOG
BETRAYS HIS VICTIM
Is BRUTAL MURDERER

o MORELIA, Mex. Feb. S.-Jesus q
@ Lopez sin found him out because a &
g mad dog bit him. &
8 Lopez killed a man in January, 1908. q
@ and fed. He returned a short time q
@ ago and lived quietly unrecognized. q
g Then mad dog bit him. He was sent q
@ to Mexico City for the Pasteur treat q
g ment and there was recognized as the q
@ much wanted murderer, arrested and q
@ sent back to MOrelia for trial q
@ Lopez committed the murder for 81 q
@ cents. man named Jesus .uarez q
@ owed him that amount and failed to q
@ pay. They quarreled. q
o Lopez slipped up on Jaurez while the z
@ latter was bathing in creek over e
@ powered him and hung him to a tree g
O. The moose caught under Juarez' chin e
g and when Lopez returned three days e
@ later his victim was alive. Lopez then &
8 shot Juarez forty times. q
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
FOREIGN

Bite Of mad dog reveals Mexican is much
wanted and fiendish murderer.
M. Honore Coquelin, noted French actor
following death Of famous brother expires in
Paris.
Famous French poet is found dead in
tunnel near Paris
Pope Plus X receives under-officers and
sailors from supply ship Celtic and gives
them silver medals.