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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

Civilization expects every citizen Of
Los Angeles this day to. do his duty
by voting for George Alexander and
good municipal government.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26
ShipbuildIng Record

While it may seem remarkable to
make the statement that the past year
ending June 80 was a record breaking
year in the shipbuilding line for the
United States. the facts shown in the
report of the United States shipping
commissioner justify the assertion. The
total number of vessels built In the
United States during the fiscal year
ended on that date was 1457, with
gross tonnage of 614,216.-Humbold
Standard.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

Now's the day and now's the hour
to advance the cause of reform In
Los Angeles. Vote for George Alex
ander.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

Teach the machine the people rule
Los Angeles. Vote for George Alex
ander.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

The political storm will clear the ali
for Greater Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

Complete the recall victory by elect
ing George Alexander mayor OF Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

Have you voted for George Alex
ander? If you have. we congratulate
you. If you have not, DO 1T NOW.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

of the rear guard. Vote early. Vote
for George Alexander.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26
Coyotes

Senator Stanford's bill No. 800, fixing
a bounty of $3.50 on coyote scalps, has
passed the assembly and gone to the
governor for final approval. The bill
states that the bounty shall be paid
only in counties where a similar re-
ward is paid for the scalps of coyote.
The measure was opposed at first, but
when placed to a vote carried 81 to L.
San Luis Obispo Breeze.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26
The Public Letter Box

publication must b so.nDrsa
ni h sna 500
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

Your first duty to-day is to VOTE.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

You may vote at any time between
6 a. M. and 6 .. no. But don't be ops
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26
Poverty a Blessing

Poverty is a blessing when 1t keeps
a belLigerent nation from going to war.
--Palo Alto T-ihuna
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26
Must Be Fly

If King Alfonso does any flying, as
he intends, it will have to be when
Queen Ena isn't ing.-Riverside
Enterprise.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

Vote for George Alexander.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26
Suspicious

In the list of supplies that Mr..
Roosevelt is to take with him to
Africa there is no mention of whisky.
But lest the "wassermuckers" exult too
much over this fact. let them know
that the list contains the significant
item, 'cure for snake bites."-Fresno
Mirror.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26
Wee Bit Chilly

The mountains about Pasadena are
gorgeously beautiful In their mantle
of snow, but a wee bit chilly, don't you
think ?--Pasadena News.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26
Who Owns the Air? \

The rapid development of aerial nav
igation has led to a discussion or me
perplexing problem of ownership of the
air over the landed interests on the
surface of the globe.-Pomona Progress.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26

VOTE.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-26
Pias, Rest

They don't call them watering
troughs in the south any more. 1t Is
fountains for animals" now. Next
thing they'll be calling pig-sty pigs
rest."-Sacramento Union.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
JUDGE lUTES WILL MARRY.

Judge Henry Lutes. the newly
elected justice of the peace. who is
actively engaged in selling real estate
and writing fire insurance, is willing
to marry any lady in Florence. black
or white. of any nationality or politi-
cal complexion. He Is also willing
to marry the men. according to n no.
tice which some wag wrote on the
bulletin board in front of his office
last night. 1t states that he Will
marry republicans at s3 90 head
and democrats at 81. 90 n head.
Lutes has always been a consistent
democrat, us Is evidenced by tho fact
that they all voted for him last fall
rs did Indeed n sufiicient number OF
republicans. to give him = majority
In the election returns.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
POSTGRADUATE clvs.

Tho nrst fortnigbtly meeting Of the
Fremont County Physicians Post
Graduate club. was held last evening
in Canon Oity. at the office of DR..
Little. The following physicians of
the county were present: Dn. Moore.
Cummings and Atkinson, from Flor.
enoe; DR.. Hinshaw. from Chandler ;
Drs. Graves. Little, Holmes. Carrier.
Phelps. wilkinson. Palmer, CLARK
Orendorf, Brooks. Wallace, Cannon,
Goodloe. Ashley. from Canon City.
The subject Of study for the evening
WAS the heart. DR.. +. Il. Moore lee.
tured on the Anatomy Of the
Heart" and DR.. O. II. Graves lee.
tured on the Physiology OF the
Heart 1t was 9 very interesting
and . very profitable session for the
members who were present.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
ROUND TRIP WINTER TOURIST
RATES THE GULF COAST
AND MEXICO.
AND MEXICO.

The Colorado and Southern has
placed on sale very low round trip
winter tourist tickets to points in
Texas, the Gulf Coast, Florida. Cuba
and Old Mexico. These rates are On
sale daily until April 3oth. and allow
liberal limits and stop-over privileges
There are also attractive low rates to
the city OF Mexico vim the Gulf tours,
going or returning through Cuba and
Florida. For particulars. reservations
and free illustrated descriptive book
lets, call on your agent. or address I.
+. Fisher. general passenger agent,
Colorado and Southern Railroad.
Denver. Colo. 26-ff
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
RUNAWAY.

A horse and buggy belonging to
camp parties, which wss standing
in front of The Globe Store, this
morning. took fright at passing au.
tomobile and ran up Main street
Turning the corner at Pixies Peak
avenue 1t ran into a rig tied in front
Of ]. V. McCandless' real estate office,
twisting the rear axle. The collision
impeded the progress of the fleeing
animal and is was caught in front of
the Idlewild restaurant with no seri-
GUS results to either the horse or
buggy.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
FLORENCE LADY noHoRED.

Mrs Mary McCsndleas. OF this city
has Just been advised that she has
been appointed member Of the
Finance and Auditing committee Of
the Pythian Sisters of the supreme
jurisdiction which convenes in Nil.
waukee next yesr. This is one OF the
most important committees to be ap-
pointed and Mrs. MoCsndless 10 high
ly honored ~ we'll ~ Florence in this
selection.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
CITY MAKING IMPROVEMENTS.

Yesterday morning the city started
teams to work grading for the new
park on West Second street, situated
on the vacant ground near the Flor.
ence and Cripple Greek and Rio
Grande tracks. The plat has been
surveyed and will be plowed up and
put In shape for seeding to grass and
planting trees This is a laudAble
enterprise and one which Florence
people hale with delight.
The grading Of Second street is
progressing nicely and three teams
are busily engaged in hauling shale
to NIL in the low places caused by
the floods Of last summer. Whom
this work Is completed East Second
will be one OF the best thoroug hfares
in the city.
Two men were put TO work yester-
day morning trimming the shade trees
on tho residence streets and the work
will be systematically prosecuted un.
til completed.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
]. S. vANLAW APPOINTED
K. c. DIRECTOR

This afternoon ]. s. vanLaw re-
oeived . telephone message from the
management of tho Kansas Colorado
Electric railroad, advising him that
he had been appointed q director of
that road to fll the vacancy COCA
stoned by the resignation OF Col.
]. q. MacDonad. He was also re-
quested to 60 to Pueblo at once to
meet with the board of directors and
to listen to the report of A. B. Hu-
lit. who returned this morning
from the east where he has been for
the past month on b business connected
with the financing Of the project
Mr.. yanLaw will leave tonight
over the Santa Fe TO attend the meet
ing which is to be held at the com.
pany's Office in the Central block. He
expects to be able to return to Flor
ence en- an early morning train. and
II there Is anything of In terest TO the
public. will state the facts relative
to the road through tine medium Of
the Tribune.
The appointment 10 one that comes
unsolicited and as q surprise
to Mr.. VanL4aw. but 1t has been ac-
oepted by him a. above stated.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
PARTY LAST NIGHT.

party was given last night at the
Reckmsyer home on Dewey avenue in
honor of Floy Barkmsn The even
ing WAS very pleasantly spent in
guessing games. music, etc. Dur.
ing the course of the evening dainty
refreshments were served Those
who enjoyed the OCCASION were
Misses Maude Parker. Bertha Moore.
Laura and Emma Galland, Bessie and
Bella Reckmeyer. Mrs. T. b. Hale, OF
Ouray; Messrs Floy Bsrkman. Laur-
ence James ,Jett Thomas and Clarence
Reokmeyer.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
FREE SOCIAL AT NJ. NJ. PAR.
SONAGE

All members of the Methodist con
gregation are cordially invited to at
tend social Mt tine home OF Rev and
Mrs. VIM O. Millikan Tuesday even
ing February /, to meet new members
aud promote sooialbility. There will
be short program including the eI-
periences OF the ladies who have
earned dollar to help spread the
gospel in Colorado. Refreshments
will be served. Everything free.
2S.2g
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
SAyl0R, NOT SMITH.

In the article in yesterdays Tri.
bune concerning the oil strike we
were in error in stating that Chas f.
Smith WAS member of the company
1T should have read Charles Say lor.
This gentleman, associated with 81.
mon Smith, Sr. and Thos. W. Rob
erts. compose the company aud at this
time their prospects for success are
very gratifying.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02

cups any boiled fish cold. l.2 cup
rice. mix we'll together the cream,
butter. salt. cayenne and mustard
when we'll heated add the eggs chop
pod fine, the nsh cut In small pieces
and the rice. Serve very hot.
lCrenmed shrinps and Peas.
One can shrimps, tablespoon flour,
tablespoons butter, pint rich milk.
l.. can peas. salt and pepper to taste
cook the -four and. butter together in
chatting dish and add milk until
smooth. Add the shrimps and peas.
season and cook FIVE minutes.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
NOTICE.

florence Circle No. 90 will no a
special meeting in Union hall Thurs.
day. February 4th, at . 80 p IN. to
initiate candidates.
By order of. Myrtle Miuford, G. N.
229-3l Mary Daley, CLERK.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02

II you want q clio hes hair or tooth
brush. or = comb, or any toilet article
You can get what you want at Dan
iels' drug store. l3|
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
NOTICE.

Double show. new pictures and
song every evening until Feb. 8. at
the Majestic. Look for the name on
the windows. 25-n
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
ANNUAL BALL
By

BY
the Ladies' Of st. Benedict's Church
Morgan Hall
Monday. February 8. 1909
Music by Miss Cecilia Pursell
and Mr.. Edward Rnls.
2b.H
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02
SOME GOOD RRCIPES.
CHAFING DISH RECIPES.
English Monkey }


One cup stale bread crumbs, cup
milk, l.2 cup fresh cheese. cut 10
pieces, tablespoon butter. egg.
salt and pepper; soak bread crumbs
q minutes In the milk. melt butter
in chatting dish and add cheese; when
cheese has melted add soaked crum bs
and egg lightly beaten. Season. cook
three minutes and pour over toasted
crackers.
(Kodjesee.
One cup cream. tablespoon butter.
saltspoon salt. dash cayenne. la toa.
spoon dry mustard 3 hard boiled eggs.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02

Buy the famous Lowney candy If
you want the best; for sale only At
Daniels drug store. 1871
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02

Gall on the Tribune when you
need Job printing.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02

Dry goods store, Dol West Main
open new line OF goods Feb. T. 27-32
The daily tribune., 1909-02-02

Telephone us your wants, and the
goods will be promptly delivered at
your home. by Daniels drug store.
lYtf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-23
POPULAR RECIPE
Effective Home Made Cough
Syrup.

Make a plain syrup by taking or
pint of GRADUATED Sugar. add on
half cup OF water. stir and let DO
Just a moment Put two and one-ha
ounces of pure Pinex in a pint bott
and fill il up with the Granulated Su
ar Syrup. Take teaspoonful ever
one, two or three hours. Keep we
corked, and Il will never spoil
The effectiveness OF this 'slmp
homemade article Is surprising.
usually stops q deep.seated cough
"a hours. Ii Is also excellent for cold
, whooping cough. pains In the ches
bronchial troubles and similar al
ments.
Use the real Pinex in making |
however. Ii is the most valuable. col
centrated compound OF Norway Viii,
Pine Extract. and II Is far superior
the numerous pine oil and pine Il
preparations. II your druggist doc
not have It. he can get II for You witt
out trouble.
The proportion above suggeste
makes full pint OF the best cold an
cough remedy The taste Is yer
pleasant. The total cost is about |
cents
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-23
FAT is OUT OF STYLE

To parnphrase Caesars remark, the
directoire gown came--Was sccn--and
has conquered. 80 fat ladies' are re-
duced. SO to speak. TO the necessity or
either reducing at a very rapid rate or
eliminating themselves from publlc
view until the fashion dies out. Other-
wise they risk being ridiculous
Since many fat ladies VIII not elm
mate themselves. however. but. per
contra. VII insist on wearing inc
CuTveless gown. NO course ~ open 10
this well-ncnning scribe other than 80
tell them how they may eliminate tac
fat.
What Is there. then. that reduces fLt
safely What pleasant inexpensive ar
tIcle is there on druggists shelves tia,
can reduce a pound day without caus-
ing wrinkles or stomach ache What
can the pharmacists offer as an i'm
proNement over scant: victuals co ten
mile walks without breakfast? f. thetC
anything pleasant To take and mex
pCnsiVe TO buy that Will reduce orc
un formly. quickly ana iunoVcntiy
Tiny pounds month Here u thr
answer either write the Marine Il
Company. Detroit. Mich. or ask your
local druggists for Marmola Prcscrir-
tiou Tnblets. and FOR - cents thct or
ne Will give YOU ono large case OF
those safe lat reduccrs containing 50
generous Uuantitv OK tablets that
sometimes one case only Is needed To-
produce ito desired results Chn you
match that for q simple solution 81
your problem
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-23
TRACTION EXPERTS
To Be KNOWN SOON

BY Tuesday night. II is hoped. the
Committee OF 80 will be able to report
as TO the experts who are 10 appraise
the d. u. r. property and TO learn the
cost OF service on the lines. There
was prospect that that matter would
be arranged Monday, but this did not
eventuate.
BY the end OF the week, however,
the various subcommittee Will have
their men working on the ID. L. X.
books in accordance with the agree
ment made with the officers OF ne
road
While many OF the members OF the
committee have ideas OF their own as
to the ultimate settlement. none OK
them has yet presented any plan,
even tentatively. as basis for new
franchise. There is no doubt that
there is considerable opposition In
the embership OF the committee Ia
municipal ownership.
The business men on the commit
tee regard IL as idealism. as the cry,
declared one OF the members. They
want TO be- shown that municipal OWL
ership will work out In American con
ditions. Ii shown that. they will be
willing to consider It along with otner
proposals"
DR.. Carstens' committee on exteI
sion and Encouragement OF lines meets
Monday afternoon and this conference
is To have the aid OF General Man
ager F. w. Brooks. OF the ID. L. II. IN
shaping the future arrangement. Supt
Bullen will also give his ideas as 10
how to serve the population OF the
city best with economy OF cars and
( trackage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-23

miral Sperry personally greeted the
president and secretary OF the navy
and announced that he stood ready To
report the end Of his cruise. This re-
port was then made In person.
The reception by the president to
the officers was brief Half an hour
later the president proceeded TO the
flagship Connecticut. where he was
received by Admiral Sperry and the
officers and where he remained some
20 minutes. The next ship visited
was the Louisiana. which is the flag
ship of the second division, and the
presidential party spent 20 minutes
aboard her. The flagship OF the third
division, the Georgia. was visited
next. where an equal amount or time
was spent and the last visited was
the battleship Wisconsin, flagship OF
the fourth division. The president ar
rived aboard the Wisconsin at
o'clock D. m. After the visit TO the
Wisconsin was finished he returned
10 the Mayfiower. On each flagship
the president made brief congratula-
tory speeches to the assembled Of
fcers and crews.
The anchorage ground OF the feet
is three miles long by about mile
broad, extending from northeast TO
southwest and occupies the space be-
tween Old Point wharf and the New
port News middle ground. of Thimble
Shoals lighthouse. From Old Point
Comfort a splendid view is obtained.
Week Of Entertainment.
All OF the remainder OF this week
will be spent in entertaining the feet
..,git -, Il
Saturday for the blue Jackets More
than 10000 will be III line. On the
morning OF the eth there will be
big parade OF sailors and marines from
The feet, Virginia National Guard or.
CARNATIONS and troops from Fortress
Monroe.
The parade will be reviewed by Ad-
miral Sperry. Gov. Swanson and the
feet officers. After the bluejackets
parade on Saturday civic parade
will be held In Norfolk that night. in
which all the organizations OF the city
will participate
Eighty-fve officers and 1000 men
! from the feet, forming national bri.
| gade, will be sent TO Washington 10
take part In the inaugural parade.
March 4. They VIII 90 on the trans.
ports Dixie, Hartford and Prairie and
| will be in two divisions. commanded
| by Capt. F. y. Fletcher. ~ the Yer
mont. and Capt. F. L. Beatty. OF the
! Wisconsin.
The brigade will be made up OF men
from the Connecticut Vermont. Louis.
lana, Wisconsin, Georgia. illinois.
kearsarge and Kentucky. These ships
will remain in Hampton Roads until
after the Inauguration. The other.
eight battleships. after an inspection
I by Admiral Sperry, one day this weel,.
will be sent to the various Eayy yards
for repairs
Tonight the following officers OF the
feet will attend the fourth annual ban
quet Of the Navy League OF the United
States 10 be given at the Hotel Cham
berlain. at Old Point Comfort.
Admirals Sperry, Arnold. Schroeder.
Wainwright, Potter. Caps. Beatty.
Caperton, Fletcher, Fremont. Doyle.
Howard. Holm. Hubbard. Murdoch.
Nicholson. Niles. Osterhhus. Sharp,
Sutherland. Winslow. vreeland. nine
commanders. twenty.two lieutenant.
commanders, seven lieutenants and
three ensigns.
Admiral Sperry will speak on The
Fleet" Capt Fremont. THE Modern
Battleships;" Lieut-commsnder Me-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-23
$4,000 SEE FLEET
As It ENDS CRUISE
Of $4,000 MILES
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT REVIEWS
GROUP OF WARsHiPs AFTER
TOUR OF WoRLD-ANcHo
LINE THREE MILES LONG.

HAMPTON ROADS, Va, Feb. 22.-
twenty-five thousand persons lined the
shores today TO see the American bat
tleship feet as 1t returned from
cruise OF $4,000 miles around the
world. The crowd was even larger
than the great throngs which saw the
fleet depart. People were here from
every state in the union.
The presence of President Roosevelt
added impressiveness 10 the scene.
The Mayfiower, the presidents yacht,
arrived here early this morning and
the president and his party reviewed
the collection OF mighty fighting ships
as they passed into Hampton Roads
The cities along Hampton Roads
were gay with the stars and stripes
and festooned with bunting, electric
lights and other decorations. Every
person was thrilled at the magnltcenl
spectacle.
The feet, which had averaged about
ten knots speed throughout the cruise
OF more than IA months, passed the
PRESIDENT at eight knots and entered
the roads st six knots. The Connects
cut first swung into position, taking
her old berth. about 500 yards on Ole
Point, in the line OF the jamestown ex
position grounds. Two hundred and
fifty yards apart all the ships OF the
first squadron were anchored in singl:
columns and then began the formation
of the second column, with the nag
ship Louisiana ut the head. Her 20
sition was of the Connecticuts star
board and slightly astern. the two COZ
umns being about 400 yards apart.
sperry creets President.
When the third squadron had pass
ed. the Mayflower lifted anchor an'
followed slowly at a distance. Some
time was necessarily consumed OWNS
TO the current in the roads. caused b!
the tide, and the ships settling int
their berths. When this was com
pleted, upon the fash OF signals frou
the Connecticut to the Mayhower. AID
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-23
RA|NEY PLEADS FOR
TAFT'S SUPPORT IN
CANAL CHARGES
DELIVERS REPLY TO DENlALS or
WIN. NELSON CROMWELL BUT
DOES NOT SAY MUch-ANOTH.
Err SPEECH COMING.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s3.-Rep.
resentstive Burton, Of Ohio, de-
nouneed Representative Rainey, in
the house, saying the Illinois man
is fit member for the Ananiss
club. Representative Burton
characterized Rainey's state
ments Of graft in the canal tran
saction as full Of child like and
careless abandon"
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Rep.
Rainey, OF Illinois, today made re-
ply to the denials OF William Nelson
Cromwell and his associates concern
ing the Panama canal purchase made
In answer TO Mr.. Rainey's accusations
contained in his sensational speech In
the house Jan. % At that time he
accused Mr.. Cromwell, President Obal'
dia, OF Panama, and their assistants
of improper conduct In connection
with the purchase and indirectly
charged that President elect Taft Is
not inclined TO properly curb Mr..
Cromwell's plans and those interest
ed with him, one of these according
TO Mr. Rainey's speech at the time.
being Charles +. Taft, brother OF the
presidentelect.
Mr.. Rainey said In part:
"On the twenty-siXth day OF Jan
uary | discussed at some length on
this floor certain matters pertaining
to the republic OF Panama and the
connection OF the present administra-
ton and Its advisers with the same.
/ followed IL up with one or two short.
er speeches on the same subject later
on and | have succeeded In bringing
upon myself villifcations. misrepre-
sentation and abuse almost without
parallel in the history OF this body
Mr.. Rainey said he had been accus
ed by the press OF obtaining the in
formation on which he based his first
speech from ex-convicts and black
mailers.
The president oI the United
States" he continued, finds II proper
TO give the press letter addressed
TO the Representatives Of an alleged re-
public in which he refers 10 my name
and makes a personal attack upon me
The president elect. hurrying to his
capital heard also the signals OF dis
tress. and IL reported correctly in the
newspapers, responded In the same
way. II he IS correctly reported and II
he referred TO me in the speeches he
made on mis- way here ne has grossly
misrepre sented what | said.
Mr. Rainey denied that he had
asked or received information from
the New York World on which to base
his charges. but saw no reason why
he should not have done 80 II he
wished.
He also denied that he had ever at.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-23
RevoIts At Cold Steel.

Your only hope said three doctors
TO Mrs. VI. f. Fisher. Detroit. Mich.
suffering from severe rectal trouble,
lies in an operation then | used DR..
Kings New Life Pills" she writes.
till wholly cured" They prevent Az.
pendicitis. cure Constipation. Hean.
ache. At f. c. Kinsel's Central Drug
Co and Gray & Worcesters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-23
SIX KILLED IN
PICTURE SHOW

TULA. Russia. Feb 22-Six per-
sons were crushed To death and 30
seriously injured today, during a fire
panic in moving picture theater. The
film Of a machine caught Are, starting
u rush OF spectators for the exits.