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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22

"What would you do II you had five dol
lare to spend. just you choose?" Schoo
boys and girls may win cash prizes of 81
each for The best letter on this subject
Address Aunt Laurie. care this paper, be
fore Saturday afternoon
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22
ALEXANDER'S CAUSE
HEARTILY SUPPORTED
REV. DANA w. BARTLETT HIS
ARDENT SUPPORTER
Meeting at FL BeIen Club Enthusias-
ticaIIy Applatds Speakers Who
Expose Methods of the
Machine

Guy S. Garner, Rev. Dana w. Bart
lett and r. ]. Arata were the speakers
at recall meeting at Ell Melen club,
619 New High street, last night. The
meeting was we'll attended and ell
Enthusiastically applauded mention OF
George AleXander's candidacy fol
mayor.
DIR. Dana w. BARTLETT made a short
speech in behalf of decent government
showing that from his own investiga-
tions he had come to the conclusion
that the city's affairs were not being
properly conducted. r. j. Arata, who
spoke in Spanish, reviewed the neces-
sity for the success of the recall move
ment, and urged the men present to
cast their votes for George Alexander
Mr.. Garner paid his respects to the In
fluences actuating the opposition to the
recall. He named several of Walter
Parker's "waterboys and messenger
carriers" and showed why they were
prominent in endeavoring to nullify the
recall campaign.
Il am only business man." said Mr..
Garner "and 1 can't use a lawyer
hight flown terms, SO I'll have to call a
spade nothing but a spade. Walter
Parker said thirty months ago that the
late mayor was good enough for us.
Just a few days ago Parker said he
wasn't good enough, but it seems that
his man Smith wasn't good enough,
either.
1T will be demonstrated Friday that
George Alexander is good enough for
the electors of Los Angeles, and that
they are going to have him."
Mr.. Garner gave an account of tho
machine methods at the county conVen-
ton last summer, which greatly in
terested his audience.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22

involved, if for no other reason.
He said;
"An Important very impor-
tant event is billed for this week
the recall election. | do not
know what your views on the
general principle of the recall
may be, and as a rule I do not APP
prove of the pulpit in politics.
But if | were you, this one time l
would vote for the recall, and the
recall candidate, Mr.. George Al
exander. No matter what your
politics may be, ! would vote to
maintain the principle that when
the people, under due and regular
form of law, have called an cleo
ton, it is their right to hold that
election.
can effort has been made, by
some misguided citizens, to have
the courts prevent the people
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22
SPEAKERS AND MEETINGS FOR
RECALL CAMPAIGN ARRANGED

The speakers and meetings COM
mittees have arranged the following
meetings for the remainder of the re-
call campaign:
March %, s p. M, Unique club, 12S
North Main street-Speakers, l. d
Blair, George Alexander.
March %, 8 p. M, West End Odd Eel
lows hall. 1872 Pico street-Speakers
Thomas L. Woolwine, Marshall Slim
son, George Alexander.
March %, p. M, Roberti Bros
building, Fourteenth and Long Beach
avenue-Spealers, Lamar A. Harris,
George Alexander.
March %, p. M, Simpson auditor
ium-Speakers. Judge A. M. Stephens
Maj. II. r. Lee. Judge John ID. Works,
George Alexander and others. Judge
Works will preside.
March %, p. M, Borelli's building,
corner Sixty-first and Moneta avenue
Speakers, Thomas L. Woolwine, Frank
S. Forbes, George Alexander.
March "a, 8 p. m. odd Fellows hall,
723 West jefferson street-Speakers,
Judge c. F. McNutt, Marshall Stimson,
George Alexander.
March "A. p. m, Conaty hall, DAILY
and Downey avenues-Speakers, Prof
l.. A. Handley. Frank S. Forbes and
George Alexander.
March "a, p. M, Hokom block, 1901
Moneta avenue-Speakers, Thomas Lee
Woolwine, William r. Burke, George
Alexander.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22
DR.. LOCKE AGAIN SPEAKS
IN FAVOR OF ALEXANDER
Trusts Court Decision Will Not Inter-
fere with Obvious Wishes of
the People

DR.. Charles Edward Locke, pastor of
the First Methodist church, made ref
erence to the recall election at both
services yesterday. In the evening he
repeated his utterances made before
the City club Saturday noon in favor
of George Alexander for mayor.
'In its decision we hope that the
court will not find it necessary to in
terferc with what is the wish of the
large majority of the people of Los
Angeles" said DR.. Locke. I'VE want
TO have the opportunity of voting in
the recall election for good old Uncle
George Alexander"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22
DECLARES CROSS SIGNAL
OF DIVINE SACRIFICE
Rev. j. w. Shoaff Draws Instructive
Lesson from Life of Queen
Esther

Last evening Rev. ]. w. Shroff, ID.
D., pastor of Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal church south. delivered the fourth
Queen Esther"
Reviewing that part of the history
in which Mordecai made known to
Esther the calamity that threatened the
life of her people, and portraylng III
vivid outline the determination of the
queen to approach the king even at the
risk of her life, the speaker said in
part:
Learn something of the depression Of
soul that is experienced in the crisis of
life. AS Mordecai stands before us with
rent garment and with sackcloth and
ashes on his head, what bitter walls
Of anguish fall from his lips and re-
sound through the streets of Susa.
you may have experienced some
thing of the kind in your life. Flowers
have Withered i'm your path and moth
ing has been left but the cruel thorns.
Honey has been turned into gall, and
disappointment has come like crown
of thorns and the music of gladness has
been turned into the wall of despair.
Well my friends, your case may seem
desperate. but let me assure you that
God still lives. He loves you. His ear
is open to your cry.
son of mutual sympathy. Queen Esther
and MorGecai were more closely united
in spirit by reason of the calamity that
confronted them and their people.
Happy is the man who has in his soul
which acts on the detected as April air
on violet roots.
Birth of Inspiration
LET us remember that the greatest
calamities that befall us give birth to
the highest and sublimest inspirators
of life. Behold Esther upon her knees,
Mordecai upon his knees, yea the whole
Jewish nation in prayer asserting the
power by which human weakness COM
mands omnipotence. The richest IN
spirations of life come to us not in the
cathedral of praise but in the temple Of
sorrow.
Learn that Providence places US in
certain positions for definite ends. We
are apt to set too low an estimate upon
the value of our lives. To Esther Nor
decai said Who knoweth whether thou
art come to the kingdom for such a
time as this Her elevation at such a
critical period in the history of her pee
pie was significant. 1t meant that
Providence had called her to deliver
her people. The same principle works
in your life today. Your position is
divine call and a divine opportunity
Angels bear up the chariot throne of
Christ, but to mortal man is given the
unspeakable honor of holding up mis-
cross. Your lives may thus be Joined
i'm their influence with the eternities to
come. Did we realize this. to what
deeds of love and feats of daring would
we be actuated in the name of God?
LAS Esther approached and touched
the scepter OF proud Persia's king, SO
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22

from holding this recall election. Now that is bad Amercans
is disloya citizenship When of men, inter
fere with citizen who has right and to keep him
away from the polls it is crmea felonypunishable by i'm
in the penenary When organized party of
attempts close the polls against great body of citizens
treason-it is rebellion
"Th citizens of Los Angeles who have called this election
should maintain their right to hold it. urge of this
congregation who vote that side to maintain that
rigtto sustain that principle of sefgovement govern
by the peopea principle which citizen of
the United States.
For myself would vote for the recall anyhow It's good
ttng-s Big Stick, and when is raised in the air. you
take of inefficient office holders by counting the who
dodge
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22
CHIPS OF TRUTH

To the pessimist the voyage of life
is a waiting voyage.
Contentment has one advantage over
wealth-people don't try to borrow it
from you.
Getting even" doesn't satisfy unless
we get little more than even.
1t takes a smart man not to think
he's smarter than he really is.
Some people who boast that they
never take stimulants will swallow
large doses of fattery.
The pursuit of happiness seems to be
a sort of obstacle race.
We can stand plainness of speech
better if the speaker isn't plain
When discouraged examine yourself
and see if the trouble isn't that you
feel too lazy to try again.-Boston
Transcript
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22
Lehiah-AnteIope Resumes

ROUND MOUNTAIN. March 21.-
Work has been resumed on the Lehigh-
Antelope lease on the Antelope ground,
and good dump of ore has already
been taken out by superintendent Nels
Paulsen. This will be mlled at the
first opportunity. A vertical shaft will
be sunk for depth from the foot of the
incline from which considerable high
grade has been hOisted.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22
RECALL JUSTIFIED BY
PRINCIPLE AND FACT
SHOULD HAVE BEEN INVOKED
LONG BEFORE
Rev. j. @. A. Henry Urges Congrega-
ton to Get in Line, Placing
Purity Ahead of Par
tisanship

Emphatic Endorsement of the recall
movement was given by Rev. ]. @. A.
Henry. pastor of the First Baptist
church, last evening in prelude to
his sermon on Getting in Line for the
Recall" DR.. Henry said:
The recall is right in principle. The
officials hold their positions at the be-
hest of the popular will and when the
people feel that their will is being de-
feated or confidence betrayed they
have to remove from office the Offend
ers and substitute others who will
guarantee what is the object of gov
eminent.
THE recall is also effective in prac-
tice That has been demonstrated in
the history of this city, not only in the
present crisi, but also in a previous
emergency. This principle ought to
have been adopted by our city twenty
five years ago. The practical applica-
ton of the recall would have saved
our municipality already from almost
Unreasonable disgrace.
This feature of the city government
is destined to become common. We
need it to save our city from ruin and
our nation from failure.
Extinct republics have been dragged
to death by corrupt cities. 1t would
seem that those who hate this doc
1t is an interesting study to note the
manner in which our citizenship is lin
ing up for this recall. Among those
who oppose it are to be found the
machine politicians and the party
bosses. The vicious classes are ar
rayed solidly against it.
These are perhaps the most signifi-
cant facts that Los Angeles faces to-
day. The representatives of unscrupu-
lous corporations, the breweries, distil-
leries and dramsellers, gamblers, thugs
and pugs, together with all the desc
orators of the Sabbath, are opposed to
the recall.
Patriotism Above Party
ION the other side are to be found
the ministers and churches, young peo-
pies societies and representatives of
the Young Mems Christian association
and the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION, as well as the nom partisan
and decent citizens, who put patriot
ism above party and believe that par
tisan politics always should be sub
ordinated to purity IN city life. A mere
statement of these facts indicates be-
yond question where every clean Chris
tan man should be found next Friday.
Prom the admissions of the entire
public press it is evident that this fair
city has been deeply scandalized by
the miSrule and misconduct of its Of
ficials. The opportunity presents itself
for freeing Los Angeles from the tyr
amy of a corrupt administration
Those from the indecent and immoral
parts of the city will be at the polls to
utter their protest against this right
eous principle of city government. 1t
behooves the decent and respectable
citizens to exercise their high privilege
by casting their ballots for purity and
prosperity in city life.
The challenge is well put in the
Bible when it says, Who will rise up
for me against the evildoers or who
will stand UP for me against the work.
ers Of iniquity?'"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22

we may approach the scepter of one
that is higher than earthly king or
potentate. Not in overwhelming ma
iesty does his scepter appear but in
the form of a cross, the symbol of
divine sacrifice and love. This he bids
us clasp and cherish as our hope in life
and our salvation in DEATH"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22
DAUGHTER Born

Mrs. Percy ". Harmon, wife of the
Los Angeles representative in the Cali
fornia assembly, gave birth to ten
pound daughter at the Clara Barton
hospital yesterday morning. Both
mother and child are doing well, and
the happy father telegraphed back the
one word, "Dee-lighted."
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22

We want every per-
son who suffers with
any form OF Kidney
ailnent, no matter
how many remedies
they have tried, no
matter how many
doctors they have con-
suited, no matter how
serious the case, TO
give Munyon's Kid
ney Remedy @ trial.
You will beastonished
TO see how quickly 10
relieves all pains In
the back, loins and
groins caused by the
kidneys. You will be
surprised to see how
quickly IL reduces tho
swelling in the feet
and legs, also pun
ness under the eyes,
after taking o few
doses of this remedy.
You will be delighted
ito see the colorreturn.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22

Mrs T. F. Hazeltine, 1889 N. 9th St., Phila.
Her story will interest every person who is
suffering with kidney ailment: y ,w1ll
Remedy.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-22
DR.. Robert j. Bnrdefte Makes Strong
Plea for the Principle OF the Recall

~ r. ROBERT J. BURDETTE, pastor of Temple Baptist
church, made strong plea for the recall principle in his
address his congregation last night Dr. Burdete urged
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
SENA TOR WARREN
RESUMES HIS
SPEECH
WHEN TARIFF is TAKEN UP IN
THE SENATE.
Says WooIerowers Are Never Prosper.
Gus Unless the Wooien Manu-
facturers Are Also.

Washington, June 9,-When the
tarlff was taken up In the senate to.
day Senator Warren resumed his
speech
There has never been a time" said
Senator Warren. 'wnen wool growers
have been prosperous unless the wool
en- manufacturers were prosperous 1t
had been said with a sneer that the
Woolen manufacturers and the wool
growers had made some agreement
ask in all seriousness whether that
Is not proper thing to do or whether
they should nave each other by the
throat
Interruptlng. Senator Dolliyer re.
ferred to rag trust in his country,
which MIR. Warren said he suspected
was largely organized on the plan of
the wool sellers, as he had heard
nothing of it until the senator from
Iowa had called his attention to it.
BY a vote of 40 to 80 the committee
amendment leyying duty of so
cents, similar to that of the Dingley
bill. on top waste, Slubbing waste. row
ing waste, ring waste and garnetted
waste, was agreed to. The vote was
VIC ''iuI li1o oNtu lSlhCIl on lnG WuOlen
schedule and is regarded as a test
vote on all amendments to that sched-
ule.
On the amendment no Democratic
senator voted in the affirmative, while
Mr.. Crawford and Mr. Gamble. who
have generally voted with the progres-
sive Republicans and Democrats. vot-
cd aye. Foster of Louisiana voted
with the Democrats. although gener-
ally voting with the majority Repub-
licans voting no were Beveridge,
Brown, Burkett. Clapp. CumminS. Dol
liver. La Toilette and Nelson.
After considerable debate, which did
not bear directly upon the committee
amendments. raising the house rates
on shoddy from 20 cents to 25 cents
a pound, and on oils, wool extract,
yarns waste, thread waste and all
other wastes, composed wholly or In
part of wool. from Is cents to 90
cents a pound, the amendments were
adopted The two amendments were
voted on together, the ayes being AZ
and the noes 81.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
The Thistle In Australia.

The thistle was introduced into
Australia by Scotsman. who was
sent out to Botany bay as convict
and took with him number Of seeds
Of his national plant. and sowed them
round his dwelling. The plant soon
made Itself SO much at homo that II
spread over thousands Of square miles
of territory. and the important folBss
of the various provinces have ax'
pended many hundreds of pounds in
the effort to repress It's growth.
O. S. L. EXCURSION TO SALT
Lake City every Sunday. SLIGO round
trip. Eight daily trains to and from
the Capital. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
Tea Made Of White Hair.

"This is white hair you are drink
Ing" said the Chinese under secretary
White hair? Nonsensel 1t is de-
licious tea"
The under secretary laughed in his
lilac brocade sleeve. mo, white hair"
he insisted. White hair, that is. IN
ny language. For Pekoe means white
hair. This tea is called Pekoe be-
cause its leaves were gathered so
young that the downy hairs still grew
On them"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
Your Opinion,

1t is hard lesson to learn, but peo-
pie do not care much for your opin-
IONS The next time you begin to talk
and air your opinions notice how soon
you are interrupted; those listening to
you do not care what you think
Atchison (Kan) Globe.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
Mems
T Furnishings
HANDKERCHIEFS
MEMS HOSE

15c cotton, black and brown. pair .........
Csc Egyptian Isle thread Hose, pairs for 2s
35c Isle and cashmere. pairs for, ,....... 81
QUO fancy new SILK Hose s.s'.s'.... ...-'..... =.
soc heavy wool Hose for. or................ .S1.(
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
s SMUCGL ERS 0 F
CHINESE ON
TRIAL
GREATEST CONSPIRACY GOVERN.
MENT EVER DEALT WITH.
w. H. Clark and John Hetzell, Both
erakemen, Recently Admitted
Their Part In Trouble.

Chicago, June 9.-Defendants in one
OF the greatest conspiracies to smug-
gle Chinese into this country with
which the government ever has dealt,
were placed on trial here today before
United States District Judge Landis,
Eight men were indicted as the result
of the activity of government agents
Robert W. Stephenson, said 10 be the
son of Cripple Creek. Colo, judge;
w. Fl. Clark and John Heltzell, all
brakemen, recently admitted their part
In the alleged conspiracy and agreed
to give testimony for the government.
They assisted in bringing the China
men from Ell Paso to Chicago. Sam
Wah. wealthy Chicago Chinaman,
disappeared some time ago and his
bonds were declared forfeited to the
government.
Chin Yen Quai, another Chicagoan
said TO have been one Of the chief
conspirators. did not appear today
and his bonds likewise were forfeited.
Those actually brought before the
bar today were Bob Leung, well to
do Chinese merchant of Ell Paso, and
Jose PARA and Carlos Sevedra. Mex
leans John NJ Yanner a dining car
cook who assisted in bringing the
aliens, will be witness for the prose
cution.
Assistant United States Attorney
Seward S. Shirer, in outlining the gov
ernments case, declared that the al
legged conspiracy had embraced many
men besides those indicted and t1at
they had brought hundreds of China
men into this country across the bor-
der For each celestial thus smuggled
in, the conspirators received $500. he
said.
THE largest consignment about
which evidence will be introduced"
said Mr.. Shirer, took place in Octo-
Der, 1908, waen five Cinnamon wero
sent to Chicago with the help Of Yam
ner and the dining car crew.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10

EXCURSION TO BURLEY, IDAHO,
via o S. L., June IL, 13, IA. account
sale Of State Lands. Tickets good to
return until June 25. Ask agents for
particulars.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
REYEL AT IONS OF
BL ACK BAND
UNCOVERED
oUTRAGES COMMITTED BY WELL
ORGANIZED SOCIETY.
No Evidence Yet That Black Hand in
West is Connected With For
eIen Organizations.

Cincinnati, June 9-Revelations in
the extortion, plotting and murder by
Tho Black Hand as uncovered today by
most office inspectors from the Cincin-
natl office show conclusivcly that tho
gang in Columbus, Marion. Dennison,
Rellefontaine and other Ohio towns,
we're organized along the same lines as
fhe old Malta. but with a much more
thorough system of concealment. 1t is
now known that the Ohio Black Hand,
or the Society of the Banana" as It's
members style themselves. had a
branch In Pittsburg, Pa, one in Chi
caeo. and a line that extended to South
Dakota. Regular meetings were held
and the money obtained by eXtortion
was distributed to various divisions In
This country and sent to relatives In
Italy for safe keeping.
we have found what I believe to
he certain proof that the Black Hand
outrages, at least in the middle west,
were committed by well organized
society with grips and pass words and
that they are not simply sporadic cases
of individual eXtortion," said Chief
Post Office Inspector Holmes.
I'VE nave no evidence so far that
the American Black Hand In the west
is connected with the foreign organl-
zatlon that killed Lieutenant Petro-
sino IN Sicily
Eleven arrests have been made so
far in Columbus, Marion. Dennison,
Bellefontaine and Cleveland. all In
Ohio. and the governments officers in
Chicago and Cincinnati are tonight
looking for Antonio Lima, brother of
Salvatore Lima, wno was arrested In
Marion Another important arrest is
expected In Cleveland.
A Marflsi was arrested at Dennison
after running revolver fight with
deputies and secret service agents
Late tonight the police at Colum
bus arrested Salvatore Vintolas. Vim
tolas' home was searched and several
letters OF q suspicious character were
found.
Toledo June 9.-Deputy United
States Marshals Wagner and Owens
arrived here tonight from Marion, in
charge of three alleged Black Hand
operators, Salvatore Lime, thirty; Sal
vatore Rizzo, thirty-two, and Joseph
Batagalia twenty-eight. They seemed
TO take their arrest coolly and laughed
and joked.
Rizzo said he had been in this coun-
try twenty years. Rizzo and Bataga-
gala work on the Pennsylvania rail-
road. Lima is fruit dealer.
cleveland limo q Q-ADtoDIO ond To