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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

ON BOARD STEAMSHIP HAM
BURG. via Wireless, March 23.-
Rooseyeltst frs, hours at sea passed
very pleasant. The ex.President and
party ate luncheon at the captains
table and entered into an animated
discussion Of the expedition.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

He extended his thanks to all the
officials and individuals who Had as-
sisted in the search for the boy He
suggested that the children Be taught
by their parents to fear strangers and
to make an outcry whenever strang-
ers attempted to induce the children
to accompany them Willie Il the ob
ject Of childish envy Of every boy ii
Sharon tonight
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
VACATION SCHOOLS

CHICAGO, March 23,-Defnite
measures will be under way within a
few weeks for the taking over Of the
Chicago vacation schools by the
board Of education making Chicago
one Of the FIRST cities in the United
States to maintain a municipal all-the
year-round school system.
Heretofore the vacation schools
have been operated by an outside or
ganization composed chiefly Of club
women.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

fastest collection ever sent, "9..
Atlantic, but Il marks the b. II
tempt Of an American to send 4 ST.,
Of high class trotters to Europe tracks
Billings will consent to have them ap.
pear at some Of the race meetings,
but only for exhibition purposes, and
for no greater award than a ribbon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 23.
AT the longest cabinet meeting Of
the present administration with full
membership attending, the finances
were discussed In detail today The
discussion turned on the subject Of
raising revenues to replenish the
treasury and to provide against a
further reduction in the event that
there Is actual reduction Of revenues
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
NO ADDITIONAL JURORS.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2s.-
There was no additions today to the
roll Of jurors in the trial Of Patrick
Calhoun
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
SPECIAL AGENTS APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 23.
Special agents to Investigate the al
legged frauds in the requirement Of
public lands in the west were appoint
ed today BY Secretary Of the Interior.
Among these are Thurman w Jes-
sup Of Washington, to be stationed at
Phoenix. Arizona.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
KIDNAPPERSA ARE
CAUGHT
Man and Woman Arrested With
Nearly all the Money
With Them
WOMAN SAYS she PLANNED IT

Woman Said When Arrested, "There
VIII be Trouble For Me and Hell
In Sharon Tomorrow Money Was
Found Beneath Woman's Skirt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
ROOSEVELTSA|LS
FOR AFRICA
immense ThrOng Swarm the Pier
and Cheer Him as Ship
Leaves the Dock
TAFT WISHES HIM GOOD LUCK

Crowd Sweeps the Police Aside In
Their Enthusiasm and Knocks His
Hat of in the Rush Which he
Seemed to Enjoy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
:lMOST REACH
SOUTH POLE
British Expedition Reach Point
Within Hundred and
Eleven Miles
BACK SAFELY WITHOUT LOSS

Discoveries Made Of Great Import
ance and Results Attained WIN
Throw Much Light on the History
Of the Antarctic Region.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-08

p5Ilis iberfIiiffig. Die Sdtopieruno
Bel @eiangenen ipribt ebeniopenig
fir ibren uerbrederiiden Sinn, pie
ibr Observation-Disclosures fiir bic I'm
iduIo zines Reni6en. sic bietet Tel.
ne gnbnItspunfte fir oas oerbre6e.
ride Moment. sic entipringt leoig.
lid ibren 9ebensbeoinglingen uno TO-
uiaIen 8erbdItniiien. ~@ir f0nnen
ni6t gIduben - ingt 9afer, 9ef6ng-
nisar5t bon 9ortsmoltb = boB oas
SGtopieren irgen0 cine beionoere BE.
bei1tlng bat, iniopeit eS 8erbre9d
i'm aIIgemeinen ~anbetrifft, peil oas.
ieIbe gon5 nornebmIi6 bel ioIhen @e.
~fansenen ~9efunben miro, tpeI6e Sol.
baten ooer Sdiffsleute gepeien iiiio.'
BobI mag bic grObere ooer 9eringere
8abI Der E1topierungen bel oemiel.
ben Snoioiorrum Our6gebenes auf
einen groberen ODER eeringeren Ran.
gel an ernitem Sinn unb iittIi9er
Guereie idIieBen Iaifer, penieer 81.
nerIGiiig lift aus Der art Der SGtouie.
rting Die 9eutbeiImg oes gbarafters.
$ier ipieIt mebr Der SufaII un6 Der
@iIIe 6es Sperateurs Die entiteibenoe
RoIle. SGtopierung unb @erbreden
iinb 5tpei %getrennte gribeinuneen
obne &auiaInerus. no Ianee nod
beilte - lpie SoeIt Tam @ube BEG
n%ernsebnten Sabrbunoerts) iagt -
in europa inter allen S6i6ten Der
mooernen @eielIidaft, bon Ser bod
iter biz Sur nieOrieiten, Die 8cIiebtbeit
bes Raturidmufes unb ieIbit Der
grou6 Der SGtopierung nod nidt
misgeitorben iinb.4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-08

Seit abqeIiefert.
#@EIE@@@@@IE@S

8ir nuuen ~unieren 2eiern eth
oradlia ueriibern oas SOldee.s
German Syrup beut5utage pont.o
nas eiusiee Braparat i'm Wartte 'i
peldes Sawinbiubt linoert uno
heilt. 80 ertbalt bic @isenmtttel'
ala reiner Cheer, aussus oor Stla'l,
aeuhors u, 10. uelhe als 9etlmtttel
iar Suiten unb Sdminbiutt BON Den
meoesip''4eu @pnsreHen 10 bOa 9e'
Itast 40. Der 5bwinONHt'9e,
eiuerlei ub bic Srantbeit i'm Salle
poer 2unse, muB bes Nad9ts &u9e
babe urb bes Mpraens trei lelr' pom
l[nfaue pOu trudeuen uno folternSer
Suaeu. Die e~rtrantten Sbetle oer'
lauaeu na4 &ube, b%etlenoer ano
ttnbenber 8ebanbtung, uno Der Pa'
tient bebarf Der friihen quit, outer
Wabrune freien Nusmurfs Oes Dtor'
oen8, nit i9ueGer uno oauernoer
q,nDeruua. 8leine 6laibhen gu
As Gents setp6bnlide 8rbBe nabe5n
2 Mial 10 uiel~ eptbatteno 70 Gents.
3n alien Wputheten gu haben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-08
Die ScutiGe Sansfran i'm Mittclnltcr.

Die bGuSlihe arbeit Ser Srai1en
NOR i'm MttteIaIter beoeuten0 9r0ber
als bcut5utage. 60 tpnren 8. 9. an
@ni6tagen Die Srouen Der b0fitge.
i~teIlten &reiie in regiter SbGtigfeit.
Ser Sausratb tpar in mander SIN.
ii6t nud bel mannigfaIti9er. Die
EafeIn tpiiroen meiit bon 5tpet Gid.
tii6ern bebedt. 9os oberite lag auf
Der Slatte bes Slides, nGbren6 oas
5tpeite bonn Ranbe aus in funitgered.
ten Salten bis gum 8ubbooen reifte.
Ole 2agerItGtten tparen 10 bod geIe.
gen, bob b%eionbere Stufen 5l linen
binouffiibrten. auf iebr Siden I'm.
terbetten logen ieioene 8efen, Ole bon
2einentii6ern bebedt tporen. Gs gab
8opffiiien berifieoener @robe un6
5llm 3uoeden oiente cine 0ede aus
Sell; nei6c Seppi9e tparen Dor Dem
gett ousgebreitet. Die So1lptnGberet
lag in ben SdnOen Der Srauen, neben.
bel oerfertigten iie aud bas SpieIseua
fir Die &inber. 8ie Sralten batten
piel 81 baden un6 auberoem aIIerbano
@etranfe su berciten. Spinnen, 8e.
BEN uno bergIeiden tp1ir6e i'm Sartie
beior9t. Sn Den beiieren aItbeuti6en
Saiiiern lag Der Srml aud oaS 0urt.
riiidern Der 8ohnune nit allen m0g.
liden Spe5ereien OBJ, Die ourdaus
nidt fehlen ourften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-08
Sebte hoffnuno perldpunaen.

SeBte 6offnune peridpunoen.
Nl8 beruDrraaenoe Ierste ineten
bob W. U. Smitbhart, bon 8etin,
Su,, uubeitbnre S6minbiuht babe,
mar beFen leste SoHnuna balm,
aber Or. &ines Nen Discovery fir
9hwinoiuht, Suiien unb @ridltun.
aen retteten ibm pom @rabe. Or
iost: r9teie Nebisin bat mid ariinos
lib turirt unb meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitoem babe ih iie 10 Sabre lang
oebraubt, unb eradte eieielbe nls
zine nunberbare8 SalS' uno 9uuaen.
Seilmittel." Strene pifenihaft.
(ites Seilmittet fir Suiten, peben
6afs ooer @rtaltunaen, uno fdereS
8Orbeugunasmittel aeeenGneumonin.
@arnntirte 5Iaihen su 30 Gtnts unb
S1.00 In @alter Bros. Gpothefe
BrDbe Sfaihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-08

Dnoer.
9ieie iieben Sobrbmoerte nIte mn.
bammebnnii6e GioiIiiation bat IN
Granada lire leste &ronun9 uno ibre
bodite 8erfeineruug eeilmben. gu.
iammengeor1ngt in elm ein5iges Bib
bon fas5inierenoem Heia I6bt Die vi.
bambra ben idpiilen 0uit uno Die
farbige SraumbeIle oieier enti6wlr-
oenen 8eIt auftau6en; Oaber lit aud
oas i66nite umfnnereidite &apitel
6es 8u6es bieieni einsigen gautpcrt
gepi0met. aber au9 aus Der Grnli.
den @nge lpinfeIieer Straben uno
boIperiger 96h6en tritt in Granada
oas ~mubammeoaniide Wittelalter
benz 9eiu9er nod Ieibbaftig entgegert.
Sier trifft man Sppen bon Wdnnern
un6 Srouen Die nod bic idorfen 4ro'
file uno Die rlinoen gerbertopfe bon
ibren iprii6eu uno afrifanii9en Oh
men be5aIten baben. Bei9e miibe Sc.
iid)ter nit sroBen ountlen augen iinS
auf uns geri6tet. idlaffe unb bod
grasi0ie @eberoen beleben bic 5arten
&0rper. Die eIaitii6en Sormen. Sod
beiite be3aibert Der bRnben6e @lar3
Der 3Gbne uno Der 9uft BEG biftcu
Saores, bic emit Der IiebeRspiirbige
8eiir Sbn al-gbatib on Den Srauen
ieiner 8ateritabt prizes. Sn Sen Bolts.
geidugen unb Walaeuencn ballen Die
langge5ogenen. fpebmiitbig iinnliden
&l1nge orobii6er Muiif, Der EanB
5eist bic baIo fait betpegungsloien,
baIb milo taumelnoen mmrii1en Wo-
tioe. Sdpere @ra5ie unb miioe Sci.
benihaft lebt IN Dem bon Der 8uitarre
begIeiteten ltn9emein arsbriispoIlen
,Sango". au6 bas Strabentreiben
bat iid fditm berdnoert felt Der 3eit,
oa Granada, Die rbobp 9rn,t", iid
ben driitIiden Seinben ergeben muB.
te. Ser @ieI ols etn5iges 2Gittbier
trottet eeouIotg SAB auf, @aB ab; er
trGgt Die Scribe oes 9Gfers uno oes
2anbmanns unb Die eetpaItigen
S6IGr6e oes @einb1nblers uno 8ai.
ierberf6ufers. Ser 8aiierberfGufer 1T
Die origtneIlite @ranooiner StraBen.
figur, au1 nod elm @rbe aus Der al.
ten Maurensett, 90 bic Drummer Der
ALEXANDRIA ME Ieer tpurben Don 8ai.
ierfreunben, @aiierouritigen. Die 2te-
be sum @aiier 1T oieIIei6t Die daraf.
tertitii6ite Eraoition bes SsIom; ME
emit idaIIt ou6 beutp nod Ser &uf
ragua" bon Saus 81 Sa,s, nnb bas
fiibIe Rab. bas @eidenf bes Bropbe.
ten, miro IN tb6neruen &riigen aufbe.
tpabrt tute ebebem. Sn ben idmusig.
item Soften Der fIeinen 8irtbsbGuer
Der @oiaoos unb Brubores, brIngen
ii9 pie In ben SonSufs Roroafrifas
2aiteiel, MauItbierp unb Bfer6e Der
Reiienben, unb baS unge3tpungene
SumilienIeben mutbet an Die elm
Radflang m~ubammebaniider @ait.
Iiffeit.
gdier unerid5pfIid 1T oia Siille
fold farbenprGdtieer Ssenen, bic ben
@eiit Inn EN- Sabrtouienb 5uriidoer.
iesen r,nb nidt enoen DolIen in benz
@eptrr Der @ltitaot. Dem maIeriider
9e5irf Der 3igeunerfoIonie ltno Ser
SobIentpobnun9en. rnb etpie rubig
in Der tpefieInben @rideinunger
SIll6t itebt itets Die IIbambra 90, nit
Dem leu6ten0en S6neeQebirge ale
SintergruO. @ranaOas @ubraetden
un6 MitteIpltnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-08
Rnffinirt.

rGonnerpctter, Cur. tpie madit On
es MIR, bab Oh trob Geiner ItdnSiaen
9niomit6teu in 10 taoelloicm are6it.
Nerilt itcbit2" n8eiBt gu. i'd ia.
be terousgefnobelt, Dab Die @eISbrief.
rrdaer in meinem Heoier leioenidaft.
Iife &auder iiuo unb oa Ioile ih lie
nun in ieoer &unoe NIT berouffom.
rtcii. Inn iid bon mir sruei giaarren
utsuhoIeu, 9os madt effeft."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-08
Werchtfertiat.

glbire: n9u bait bod pirfli1 I'm.
reft, Sapa, er Iiebt mid nidt. neil
i9 cine CUTE Bartie bin; i'm @egen.
tbeiI, er peradtet Die gierige Sudt
nod @ctb." - 8apa: Limb moruils
ibIieBt 9u oas, &ino, mein aino2"
- glpire: rGrit geitern lbenb Iogte
er; es mare ibm gleidl, Oh er iein Sc.
ben lang einen Biennig neroiene ODER
nidt, tuenn er nur mid bGttel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-08

St,redlide S6mersen seIinoeft.
8urd ldredlide Sdmersen ees
peiuiai inipIee Der @efte urperbau'
ten Speiien, nubm y. o. @rapion,
pOn 2uIa, Wif., Or. aina's Stem
Site Bins, init benz Reiultnte,1 ME
er ihreibt, roaS i'd furirt wurbe."
Gle Maaen uno @ebdrmeunprbnun'
gen merben aehoben burh ihrem fin
oernoen Siuhlaana beiunbere @iaens
Sdlcften. 25 Gents in Bnlter 8rDa.
NpDthefe.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
LEAVES WIFE AND
SIXTEEN CHILDREN
HARRY FINLEY BLAMES HIS
AFFINITY FOR TROUBLE
Negro Arrested on Charge from Fow-
ler Gives as an Excuse That if
He Remained He Might
Have to Explain

Harry Finley, a negro charged with
wife desertion, will be taken back to
Fowler, Cal. this morning by Con-
stable A. E. Mason who arrived in
Los Angeles last night. According to
Constable Mason, Finley is entitled to
a prominent place in former President
Roosevelt's anti-race suicide gallery
for the charge against Finley states
that nearly month ago he left row
Ter. and incidentally a wife and SIX
teen children.
Finley, who is about 50 years old,
was arrested in Los Angeles Thursday
night on information received from
Fowler. and last night admitted that
he was guilty of the charge against
him, and blames an affinity Ior all
his family troubles.
II admit that / left my wife and six
teen children" said Finley last night,
land l suppose there were sixteen
empty stockings in my home Christ
mas eve. l did not intend to leave
Fowler but / met a woman who
robbed me of my watch and $40 in
cash, and I did not want to remain and
prosecute her after her arrest, so l
left.
81 realized that l would have to eX-
plain some. questions to my wife IL
appeared against this woman, so 1
raised a little money and came to Los
Angeles, only to be arrested"
Finley started to give the names Of
his sixteen children, but after relating
nine admitted that he had forgotten
the names of several Of the children
and that he would just as soon remain
in Jail as to try and provide for his
family,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
CHRISTMAS FIGHT
MAY END FATALLY
MEXICANS WELD KNIVES IN
HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
Trouble Which Is Supposed to Have
Started Through Jealousy Brings
ReVelers to Receiving
Hospital

. Too much Christmas cheer is al
legged to have been responsible for Il
stabbing affray at Mitchell avenue,
near East Seventh street last night, as
a result Of which Manuel Dominique
and Ynez Cayrera were taken to the
receiving hospital.
A butcher knife and a pocket knife
were the weapons used in the affray
the cause Of which is said to have been
the attention paid to Dominguez' wife
by CaVrera.
A number Of MeXicans we're celebrat-
ing Christmas at Mitchell avenue when
Cavrera is said to have rushed at Do
minguez, a pocket knife in his hand
Domnguez entered his house and pro-
cured a butcher knife, and the stabbing
affray was not ended until patrolmen,
attracted by the noise, appeared.
Dominguez was cut in the abdomen
necessitating a delicate surgical opera
tion at the receiving hospital, while
Cavrera sustained a fOur-inch cut along
the left side Of the face which narrowly
missed the jugular vein.
Dominguez injury is serious, and the
police surgeons stated that he did not
have more than an even chance of re-
covery. After his injuries had been
dressed Cavrera was locked up, charged
with assault with deadly weapon
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
FEAST AND PRESENTS
AT THE BIMINI BATHS
Thirty Employees Remembered by the
President of institution and Many
Gvers Send No Cards

Thirty employees Of the Bimini Baths were
remembered at the Christmas season by Dr.
n. w. Edwards, president Of the Bimini
Baths company, at a banquet spread In the
cafe at the baths last night DR.. Edwards
acted as toastmaster at the informal gather
ing. and at the close presented each person
ar the table with a copy Of THE Hidden
Cabin" book he recently wrote and pub
lshed.
The Bimini employees were particularly for
tunate this year in being remembered by
patrons Of the resort. Many presents were
received through the mails with no accom-
panying card, and the recipients have no
means Of thanking their benefactors In person.
Expressions OF appreciation are heard at the
baths on every side however. so 1t is certain
that those who we're remembered thank
full TO all.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26

Quick climatic changes try strong consti-
tutions and cause, among other evils. nasal
catarrh, a troublesome and offensive disease
sneezlng, snuffling and difficult breathing.
and the foul discharge into the throat-all
are ended by Ely's Cream Balm This
honest remedy contains no cocaine. mercury,
nor other harmful ingredient. The worst
cases yield to treatment in a short tina
All druggists. soc.
If you prefer to use atomizer. ask for
LIQUID Cream Balm 1t has all the good
qualities of the solid form OF this remedy
and will rid you of catarrh or hay fever
No cocaine to breed a dreadful habit. No
mercury to dry out the secretion. Price
75c with spraying tube. All druggists or
mailed by Ely Bros. &C Warren street,
New York
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
STEAMER LOSES RUDDER
AND ITS STEERING GEAR
Picked Up by Another Vessel and Is
Towed Into the Port Of
Liverpool

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 25.-The
steamer Cuban, of the Leyland line,
with her rudder lost and steering gear
useless, and with the steamer Bo-
hemian, of the same line, in tow to
act as a rudder passed Browhead,
seventy miles west of here, presum-
ably on the way for Liverpool.
The disabled Cuban left New Orleans
December 2 for Liverpool, and the Bo-
hemian left Liverpool December for
New York. Both were well on their
respective journeys crossing each
others path when the crippled Cuban
was picked UP.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
RAG DOLL SALE HELD AT
Y. w. C. A. LAST EVENING
Baskets Sent to Homes of Needy and
Plans Formulated for Dinner to
Department Store Clerks

A musicale and reading was held at
the Young Woman's Christian asso-
citation Christmas morning and a rag
DOH sale in the evening. Mrs. d. K.
Edwards was chairman of the social
committee.
Between Christmas and New Years
the Hermosa club of the Y. M. c. a.
will entertain a number of women who
are employed in homes throughout the
city. The association also sent out a
number of good cheer" baskets this
wear to homes of the needy. The Y.
w. C. A. has invited the young en-
ployes of the big department stores OF
the city to a big dinner December 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
Falls from Car

While attempting to get off a NOV
ing car last night II. G. Ramey, line
man employed by the Los Angeles
Pacific Railway company, slipped and
fell, sustaining a basal fracture of the
skull. Ramey was about to leave the
car at Sherman, where he resides,
when the accident happened. He was
hurried to the Crocker Street hospital
and late last night his condition was
reported as serious.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
AROUND TOWN
Socialist viii Lecture

w G. Henry who has returned from a
speaking tour. will address the Socialist meet
ing in Mckinley hall, Walker Theater build
ing tonight on the subject, Education and
the Ruling Class"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26

Membership in the Los Angeles Realty
board Is virtual guarantee of rehablllty.
Provision IL made for arbitration or any
differences between members and their eli
ents Accurate information on realty mat
ters is obtainable from them. Valuations
by q competent committee. Directory Oh
members free at the Office or lierDeIL i3l Hul-
dett secretary, 52j Security building.
Phone Broadway 1896.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26

The Herald. Ike every other newspaper, is
m nlsrepresented at times, particularly IN
ca ses involving hotels theaters, etc. The
public viii please take notice that every
representative Of this paper Is equipped with
the proper credentials, and more partcu
larly equipped with money with whlch 10
nav his bills. THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26

Tho Legal Aid society. at 232 North Main
street IS a charitable organization main
tanned for the purpose of aiding in legal
matters those unable to employ counsel lne
eocietv needs financial assistance and seeks
information regarding worthy cases Phohe
Home F5203; Main $685.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
Women Socialists to Speak

The womens Socialist union will hold Its
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon In tart
hall Walker Thcater building. Mrs Francis
N. Woel will speak on practical Municipal
Work for Women"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the eXhlpitS
Of California products at the Chamber OIL
Commerce building. on Broadway. between
First and Second streets. where free ihtor-
nation will be given on all subjects pertain
ing to this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
Prosper EIorentIn Dead

Prosper FTorentin. 67 years old. the father OF
Florentin Florentn official photographer for
the Identification bureau, central police station
died at his home at ll14 East Twenty-fourth
street, yesterday morning. He Is survived by
a widow and six children.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
25o.ooo Bed Cross Stamps Sold

DENVER, Dec 25.-More than ESQ.,
600 Red Cross Christmas stamps were
sold in Colorado, according to reports
received today. CASH was realized 10
the amount of $2420.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
''77'' ~
Humphreys Seventy-Seven
Famous Remedy for Grip &
COLDS

The sick spot only is reached
by "Seventy-seven" for Grip and
Colds-the rest of the system is
not disturbed.
This will appeal to those
whose stomach, bowels and
head have been upset by taking
Cough and Cold mixtures.
"Seventy-seven" breaks up
hard stubborn Colds that hang
on-Grip.
Handy to carry, fits the vest
pocket. All Drug Stores, 25c.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co., cor
william and Ann streets New York
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
Laborer Found Dead

| H. Johnson, IS years old, laborer was
found dead in his room at 351 East First street,
yesterday morning. The body was lying face
downward on the floor and was fully dressed,
and bottle partly filed with whisky was
lying near II. Heart failure Is thought to
have caused death. Thu body was removed to
the undertaking establishment of Pierce Bros,
and the coroner will have an autopsy per
formed 10 determine the cause Of death
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26

The Herald will pey $40 in cash to any
one furnishing evidence that will lead TO the
arrest and conviction Of any person cauB Bnt
stealing copies of The Herald from the
premises OF patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
Branch Postoffice Robbed

c. I. Calkins Of the firm Of Callsins e. Para
who conduct grocery store at 752 South
Chicago street. reported to the detectives yes
terday that their store was entered Thursday
night and slll worth OF stamps were taken
from the branch postofhce in the building,
and a small quantity Of cigars. pair of
shears and St75 from the store. The matter
first was reported to the postoffiee authorities,
but 80 far no arrests have been made in con-
nection with the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

How many of you have seen what
remained after a cyclone?
Well, 1 stepped into the "Roserie'
the day before Christmas. and to say
it looked as if a cyclone had struck
it would be putting it mildly. l said
to the managers, Have you had
good Christmas trader One of them
waved his hand in a way that said
look for yourself. I looked, and
saw many, many packages Of potted
plants and cut flowers ready for de-
livery and empty cooling cases that
had the day previous been packed
with exquisite roses, carnations, sweet
peas, etc, etc. "Of course" l said,
"these cases will all be replenished for
the New Years trader" "Oh, yes; we
are always ready for any emergency"
At that turned, walked out, thinking
to myself, "After all, the sweet tho
for Christmas is flowers"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26

The women of Los Angeles will for
once agree with me that the Chocolate
Shop is a popular place. During
Christmas shopping the places was
crowded at the lunch hour. Their
home made candies made a big hit.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26

The Florist Shop had an immense
sale of potted plants for the Christ
mas trade Their cut flowers We're
soon snatched up. For the holiday
week they will have goodly supply
of all kinds of flowers. Nothing like
a nosegay for New Years remem-
brance. 32S West Fifth. Main 4732;,
F2407.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
Burns Prove Fatal

Mrs. Polly Bolotin who suffered burns on
her entire body as the result Of an explosion
OF a can OF kerosene while she was renlling
a stove at her home at 235 North Anderson
street. Friday night, died at the county hos
pitaI early yesterday morning The body was
removed to tho undertaking establishment OF
Pierce Bros, and the coroner probably will
sign a certificate Of accidental death without
holding an inquest. The dead woman is sur
vIved by FIVE small children, who. fortunately
we're visiting next door when the accident
happened.