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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Game Laws Pied

Through a clerical mistake the thou-
sands of notices which have been sent
out by the state fish commissioners re-
lating to the new open season for game
and fish the deer season was given as
opening August l. According to the
new legislative bill the season opens
July Is. 1t has just been noticed that
the date on the bill and the one on
the notice do not tally. corrected
issue of the game law will be pub
lished.-Palo Alto Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

cess, an ever widening prospect that
will come when the opportunities Of
Greater Los Angeles are added to and
its usefulness to the United States and
the world is increased by the compile
ton of the Panama canal.
The moral effect of the Wilmington
election must be clear and strong. No
occasion of boasting must be given the
enemy, and he must be made to rea-
lie consolidation is the peoples cause.
There is only one way in which the
people can demonstrate this beyond
reasonable doubt. and that is by get
ting out and voting.
N. F. Breen of the Wilmington board
of trustees was quoted in an interview
published in Los Angeles Herald as
having said: when Los Angeles
realizes what can be done in the inner
harbor the people of that city will be
better satisfied than ever with secur-
ing consolidation. We can do more
with 81, OOO, 600 in Wilmington than can
be effected with three times that
amount in an outer harbor. The peo-
pie of Wilmington are well satisfied
with the outlook and we are sure Los
Angeles will be when the outer harbor
is developed
Citizens should not fail to register for
the consolidation election at Whining
ton. The sentiment in Wilmington is
overwhelmingly in favor of Greater Los
Angeles, but the members of the Will
mington consolidation committee rea-
lie perpetual vigilance must be the
price of the success of the consolida-
ton movement The enemy is alert
and would regard a poor showing by
the Wilmington consolidationists as an
argument against the success of the
movement in San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

Irrefutable proof is offered by the
Los Angeles death rate of only ten to
the thousand for the fiscal year that
Los Angeles is the healthiest city of
its size in the world. Eliminate deaths
of people who, hopelessly i'll, come to
California, and it will be seen Los An
geIes is a city in which it is much
easier to live than to die. Health,
wealth and prosperity abide in lovely
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

Fourth of July that was the Fourth
is over. and Fifth of July that was the
Fourth is over. The Elks are mon
archs of all they survey. Now, all
together with will, HELLO, BILL!
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Gold in Ice

According to dispatch from Seattle
bv the Associated Press, we are in
formed that "gold is obtained through
Nome ice." What Fresno needs is
good live press agent, for Fresno also
has an ice company. But then what's
the use of hollerin now after the other
fellow beat us to it.--F'resno Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Country Labor

In general terms it may be said that
~ the intelligent active, painstaking
man win put into labor in the country
the same energy which he is compelled
to expend in the city in order to hold
his position or his custom, his returns
will be as great or greater.-Humboldt
Standard.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

Observers of the trend and tendency
of human events are not asking, "What
will be the most immediate benefit OF
the general use of airships?" but
(Which country will be the first to bC
invaded by airship?" Poor human ma.
ture. Begorra, the nearer people gel
to the millennium the farther away
from it they are.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

Premier Wade of New South Wales,
in an address of welcome to California
cadets said he hoped the star spangled
banner and the union jack would dom
mate the world, guaranteeing liberty
and justice. Yes, without liberty and
Justice" domination would not be worth
striving for.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

]. Pierpont Morgan has bought some
of King Leopold's finest pictures. 1t is
a wonder he did not try to buy Bel
gium. Perhaps he will.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

Los Angeles Wholesale Dry Goods
association is to be congratulated on
the enterprise and public spirit of its
invitation to the retail merchants of
the southwest to come to Los Angeles
as it's guests during Elk week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
The State Press
Beet Industry

Los Angeles capitalists are making
an effort to enlist the farmers Of San
JOAQUIN county, in the vicinity OF
Stockton, in a proposition to establish
a large beet-sugar factory there-Vi-
salia Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

MY husband never gets what he
should for his poetry" said the poets
wife, with a tinge Of sadness.
"Oh, don't be too hard on him." re-
piled the girl, absent-mindedly.-
Daily Eastern Argus.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Progressive Pasadena

Pasadena leading the grand march
of progress in this section is something
to warm up every loyal heart on this
beautiful mesa.--Pasadena Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

Jail for speed mania, says Mayor
Alexander. Still, one might suppose the
lunatic asylum would be more appro-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Very Near It

Tell me, what is the real yellow
peril?"
Danger of getting a lemon. ''-Balti-
more American.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

The star spangled banner in triumph
shall wave Ger the land of the Elks and
the home Of the brave.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Far and Wide
The Main Question

Inc Buffalo News believes that:
Every woman in the universe simply
overlooks the political Significance of
the Dutch heirs arrival, and wonders
If it's going to be bottle baby."--Au-
gusta Chronicle.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
oocaslonaIIy Honest

Perhaps the Standard Oil pays an
occasional fine Just to show that It can
afford it.--Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

on all matters pertaining to advertising
address Charles r. Gates, advertising man
ager.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Patriotism, Not Powder

More patriotism less powder, is to be
the motifs for Pittsburg's celebration
of the glorious Fourth. But will the
small boy ate?-Pittsburg Ca
zette.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
slnale Tax

Vienna will tax bachelors and wild
ows. The gay city runs the risk of
losing some of its most interesting and
Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Use Plenty Salt

Don't spare the salt when you read
the dispatches about the African hunt.
Africa is distant, and the correspond
ents need the money.-Albany Evening
Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Castro Again

Castro has begun to talk of going
back to Venezuela by force. Venezuela
does not want him badly enough to
bring him back that way.-Chicago
Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Some Day

Some day the government will have
to raise the Maine IL for no other rea-
son than to put stop to raising the
lican.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
CLEAR, CRISP AND CLEAN

Population of Los Angeles 315,o85
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Minht Get Six Months

Clear the way for consolidation,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

ALCUTTA, India.-The Brit
ish government has been
stern in its measures to sup
press disorder and to put an
end to the anarchy which
has terrified the country for
4ba ,o.ot t.x.,, tynoro Rpnnnl
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11

Pink Whiskers in Gay Paree.
Chicago News.)
Paris is gay now If it ever was. Inc
CITY is all lit up by the presence OF
Colonel ]. Hamilton Lewis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11

not desire to 90 to their constitu-
ents with the statement that they
voted to Increase these duties.
want to tell you gentlemen, how.
ever. it will be 4 great deal better
for you to 90 to your constituents
and tell them that you voted to
increase these duties than for you
to GO to your constituents and
tell them that these duties have
not been Increased. A man can
defend himself for increasing 4
duty, but he will not be able to
defend himself against the charge
Of not knowing what he was about.
II this senate. speaking on mere
authority and dogmatie influence
Of distinguished people, vote for
these amendments and go into the
communities in which they live
and tell the people that no
changes have been made, they
will find themselves subjected to
embarrassment OF rather COM
pick character. There 10 one
thing the American people do not
like. They often submit with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11

Referred to the Southern Senators.
(Pittsburg Dispatch.)
Booker Washington as eulogist for
Jack johnson appears in a new role,
especially when discussing the sub
ject in church on Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11

Ought to Be a Safe Bet.

(LOS Angeles IIWeS.J
Chauncey Depew has written bro
chure on Civil Service reform. Well
wager that it will break the record as
the least-read book ever printed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11
Going Down.

Baltimore SUM-
It'll be revision downward for the
tariff il Taft sits on 1t.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11
TWINKLES
(Atchison (kan.) Globe.)

(Atchison (kan.) GIobe.)
An Atchison man is so contrary
that cheese physics him.
There are too many people VINO
look upon their friends solely as
soft place to land.
1t is sign OF old age when the
pleasantest thing about a picnic is
rain to prevent it.
If grandchildren annoy grand
mother, she is careful not to let any
one know 1t. A grandfather isn't so
particular.
We are glad We do not run furni-
ture store. II we should put nice
chair out in front, to let people see
sample of our new goods. it would
make us mighty mad for a loafer to
occupy it, and spit tobacco juice all
around.
When a mans wife leaves town, the
married women are halfway disguised
if he behaves himself; they want him
to be horrid. SO they can be shocked.
| They can abuse him awhile, even II
he does behave himself, but finally
that becomes tiresome.
A burglar is abused less than a rich
man. But people wouldn't accept an
invitation to burglars party. Be
sides. abuse isn't SO terrible; the peo.
pie who are oftenest in your mind are
the people you abuse most. People
have a way of abusing others tina,
isn't very harmful. When abuse
means envy. We all know it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11

patience to being robbed. but no
American community 10 willing to
be fIimflammed, and il is . good
deal easier to defend 4 vote in
creasing a duty than Il 10 TO de-
fend 4 proposition which claims
that . rate has not been inereas-
ed. when, in point Of fact, il has
BEEN"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11
AS 1T HAS BEEN

going this cooperation
a
hold
This
make these
organization hand
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11
VIVA WE CAN DO

WI be
Do anygat of men ant to
say in reply Knights Pyhas
a coming
%
the o
the A
a probably
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11
A Convention Center
Richmond:

THE LUTHERAN SYNOD
hundred representative
Richmond tor ten
days They have been made welcome the town and they have
but have found
things the which rebound its credit For Richmond has Few
things TO be ashamed and more things to De proud OF n
town of this SIZE
has been great
and many visitor will go away with good things to say OF the
better be built
conventions o.
THE DEsLRABLLlTY OF CONVENTIONS
do all the lars
various orsanzations
desirable people from all the state and
country at argbv do such places as Omaha 90 the poou
like the pavilion which housed
Take in the ordinary walks of life How do you become auaint
with things by living with them? The to
make friends invite them home and make them have
pleasant time Many man has found that he has had wrong I'M
to get acquainted with them
And is what conventions do for
a of making friends
DATE LINES
A viewpoint holding
vetising.
the
the United States An examination all
practically
which has service has Richmond
"A small thing.
building I'M their business are making camparn Your modern CITY
which
its publicity department. The effective
the cheapest publicity
on in a
logical which date line advertising
The first impression, Of the
The second effect f the lines
Importance Of
S progressiveness Of the town
And these drilled the
long feeling
Notwithstanding
Richmond
But of
their oeahers there
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11
Items Gathered in
From Far and Neny
Where Mere Man 10 Always stuna.

Where Mere Man 70 Always Stuna.
philadelphia Inquirer.)
Ex-senator Plat says he is fully ca
pable of attending to all Of his affairs.
Excepting matrimonial ones. Of course
The shrewdest old fox in the world is
easily downed by woman.
Also Needs Champion.
Denver Republican,
Now that Colonel Roosevelt is WRIT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11

Malfcrmations among goldfish are
produced by the Chinese by agitating
tie fortified eggs at certain stage OF
thei: development
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11

things will not bring conventions
m landscapes and buidings-bring conventions.
being
of
Suitable
a Richmond Homecoming, by of gentle reminder)
things
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FACILITIES

Is time for Richmond realize that
mention all
conventions
delegates The city
parks really
Beside that Richmond a to tt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11

Friday, June liking solomon's
Chapter No. 4, R. A. NJ, stated meet
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11

ing out his hunting notes, no doubt
the voice of the humane DR.. Long will
be raised In behalf of the poor type
writing machine that is being so I'M
mercifully pounded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-11

ing out his hunting notes, no doubt
the voice of the humane DR.. Long Will
be raised In behalf of the poor type
writing machine that is being so I'M
mercifully pounded.
Might Have Been Worse.
(Brooklyn Eagle.)
King Victor Emmanuel, to whorl
Mr.. Carnegie is about to present a
diplodocus, will find the gift most
picturesque and much easier to main
tain than a public library.
Ought to BE Safe Bet.
CLOS Angeles Times.)
Chauncey Depew has written bro
chure on Civil Service reform. Well
wager that it will break the record as
the least-read book ever printed.
Referred to the Southern Senators.
(Pittsburg Dispatch.)
Booker Washington as eulogist for
Jack Johnson appears in a new role,
especially when discussing the sub
ject in church on Sunday.
With His Usual Success
milwaukee Sentinel)
Having succeeded in abolishing war
W, T. Stead will now bend his ener-
gies to establishing communication
with the spirit world.
Nelson Will Attend To It.
New York Worldly
The Aldrich bill will not be COM
plete unless it contains provision
making the crime of being an I'M
porter punishable by death.
Where Did He Get III
washington Post)
big Tim" Sullivan, the New York
boss, is spending money like water In
Europe. America, of course, thrills
with patriotic pride.
Pink Whiskers in Gay Paree.
Chicago News)
Paris is gay now If it ever was. Inc
city is all lit up by the presence OF
Colonel J. Hamilton Lewis.
Going Down.
Baltimore SUM-
It'll be revision downward for the
| tariff il Taft sits on it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
GAHCELON SCORES
CANADIAN RUGBY
Harvard Athletic Adviser
Says Game Is Crude and
Offers No Remedies.

BOSTON. Dec. 15.-That no hope
for an amendment 20 the American
football game can be CLEANED from
the Canadian style is the opinion Of
W. +. Garcelon, graduate adviser Of
athletics at Harvard. With Percy
Haughton. head coach, Garcelon saw
the Saturday Canadian game I'm New
York. Garcelon said today,
"The Canadian game is far from
being as well developed as il would
be by American colleges, and is very
crude In passing the ball there
was a general Iaxity. and at times
more than half the combined mum
Der OF players were standing stili
while the remainder We're engage
I'm the contest.
''To my mind Canadian rugby s.
just as dangerous as our game. only
IL has not been developed 20 the eN-
tent that our game has. ! do not
believe there IS anything In the rules
81 that game which would serve as a
guide for any amendments Of inter
collegiate football rules"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
CHAPTER XVIII.
THE SIGNAL TELEGRAMS
IARNIS Hrcsseh I'm ha ste and stnnn

JARVIS dressed in haste and. stopping
only to pay his account, rushed out
and 20 the hotel wherein he hau last
seen Heath. He learned that the young
man had already left
He hurried over 20 the hotel, the one
10 which ne had seen the bankers son
register under an assumed name the
morning before. lie was Cold that Mr..
Holborne'' had been there ana gone out
again.
Cursing himself for his laxity In having
gone TO sleep AT an, curSiDg himself
still more for having slep, away the
morning, The detective aauC his way 10
the bank which was under examination
10y Mir. Randolph.
He was immea Sur3ulS relieved when
he saw young Heath behind the iron
screen evidently trying To- keep up an
appearance OF work WIN pale race ana
dark-riuged eyes and trembling fingers.
Having secured sold piece IN eN-
change for a EreenhacH, Jarvis once
more took Up his stand on the other
side Of the street. He did not have 10
remain thrOughout the day this time.
II was nearly clock when young
Heath came out alone. He vas carry
( ing his suitcase. He turned h the oppo-
site direction from that he had taken
( the previous afternoon.
] At last things were coming 90 a head.
With a twitChing of his heart-strings
Jarvis thought that me was sure the
( suitcase contained bank notes 60 the
value Of a million or TWO OF dollars.
I But he had no proof as Vet. II was
/ his duty TO follow the YOUNG man until
! such proof could be gained.
I Howard Heath made his way 20
( very common little street, with mum
Der by way Of a name. Consulting q
( slip of paper i'm his hand. ne finally
! pressed the button at tie front OF a
I very common little house.
/ Jarvis faile.s to hear any OF the CON
! versation yNiniCh the bankers son en-
/ gagged IN with the lady who opened th'
/ door. IL was very brief. and Howard
( handed i'm the suitcase and turned
/ back toward the buster streets
{ Jarvis boarded the same car ne saw
/ Heath take and got of aEdin wneI
she youth got on in front Of ols dr.
. from what he had expected Do Woub
Z be.
AND then. just a moment afterward
Z 10 an ueCa me quite as he had expected
i Heath made his way 20 the teicphon
/ station the store maintains for the u.s.
Of IT'S patrons.
4 The young man consulted the sam
slip ~ paper rs before
Give ne 1858 Commerce. ne sal
10 the 4irl 900.
She repeated the number into the 'ittl
d horn In front % her
Number =" he said. pointing towar'
one Of the booths
\ Jarvis had been standing. pretendin
& 10 look I'D q number In one Of IN
books Before Heath had drawn shu
: The door OF the booth ne showed hi
badge 20 the girl
Let ne near what be says the dc
, 4 tecttve commanded. pointing towar
] the second booth.
= MURDER g. tire glri sad in a calr
/ . voice. though Jarvis could see that ne
3 face looked startled
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Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Jarvis, a young detective in the police
department OF Philadelphia, is not feceiv-
ms encouragement from his superioTs,
even though he is doing good work Early
Npe morning. after O'Clock. there rs
~ifc explosion and national bank IN
~ vicinity of the police station IS
wrecked. Messages from Boston. BATH.
moro. and Washington show that q ma
tiona bank On each Of those places has
ocCn wrecked and az she same hour ana
with the same means. Anarchists arc
blamed. few weeks later other simGl-
tareous explosions occur In thllaQeipnla-
Boston. Baltimore. and washington, ma
tional banks in this case also being the
victims The blame is again laid al the
door OF anarchists. Mr.. Heath, banker
and maFnatc interested in alt the IN
stitutions has been impressed by the good
work OF Jarvis IN recovering his dauEh-
tors necklace. and he sends for the yoGng
man. telling him TO discard the anarchs-
tic theory and solve she mystery Jarvis
takes up his residence i'm the Heath homo
and falls in love with Alice Heath. the
daughter he learns that Howard Heath,
the son. is employed as an assistant
bank examiner and has been working IN
the wrecked banks Just before they were
blown up. lie goes GO Washington and
finds Young Heath. in company with DaW-
son Nandcrdam, rich young man. spend
ing money freely. although his father for
some time previously had refused him
money. Jarvis goes TO Baltimore. ana
while there another WreckinE OF n ma
ti1naI bank takes place. Jarvis is first
on the scene. ano finds mysterious tel
egram. which seems 90 offer clue 20 tho
outragcs. He goes 60 Washington IN md
the sender Of 20 and encounters young
Heath whom ne follows to Philadelphia.
There rs a TUn in progress on the bank
and a panic Is imaenuinE- Jarvis stops
the panic and tel-s Mr. Heath that ne is
on the trail OF the bomb throwers, Hc
is told not 90 spare anyone Suspicion
Centers on young Heath, whose actions
arc mysterious and who is losing money
fanHH an
what bank in Baltimore young Heath Is
working and goes there % watch him.
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% his labors. and the second glass OF
y Ger he ordered 10 provide excuse for
his presence had the effect OF putting
him sOuudly 10 sleep.
When he woke the sounds i'm the
room had ceased. Nor was there any
laughter or shouting i'm the room to
which the NandCrdam party had re-
tired.
Inquiry of one of the walters ELECTED
the Information that the party had
broken up aud gone its way. Young
Heath was asleep upstairs.
Dead tired, and quite sure that How
ard Heath would sleep till late the next
morning, Jarvis went 20 the nearest de
cent hotel and secured lodgings. When
he looked at his watch In the broad
daylight 10y which he 8woke 10 was all
ready n O'Clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
PAPKE MAY FIGHT
ON FOREIGN SOIL

CHICAGO. Dcr. 5-Parisiaus viii
have q chance TO see the illinois Thuu-
dorbolt" EuIy Papkc. according to Ed
Fapke. Blly's brother and manager.
who said today that hc had matched
B.Uy 90 meet the wiuuc- OF the Willie
LeuIs-Harry Lewis match which comes
OF in paris iu January The night will
be staged iu February.
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Business Opportunities.

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ly well-SnoWn people. and could BE- e1aran-I
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And III in addition TO EIGHT PER CENT.
YOU were given a pro rata share in the &C
tual profits, which might easily Be from
TEN TO TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
MORE. would you not regarc such Op-
portunity worth immediate c0nsideration7
II YOU interested. we can refer you
to one Of the leading attorneys and one OF
the best banks in Washington. address
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