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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
RELIEVES RHEUMATISM
NEARLY EVERY TIME
Acts On Kidneys and Bladder
and Should Be CIVen
a trial


Ont this out and put IN some safe
place. f0f Il ~ valuable and worth
more taan anything else III lhe world
Il you should have an attack OF rheu-
mailsm ol bladder .r0uhle Or any de-
ranEenena of ibe Kidneys Whatever.
The prescription Is simple and can
be made np BY anyone al home. The
ingredients can BE- had at any good
prescription pharmacy and All that rs
necessary Is b shake them well IN
Id bottle
Here Y Is Fluid extract landellon,
oneAalf Dunce; compound Karson
onp ounce compound syrup ol saf-
Baparllla. three ounces
Take teakpoouitl after each heal
and at bedtime A few does Is said
20 relieve almost any case o7 blad-
der trouble frequent urlnatlm pain
and staldlnR. weakness and batkacha.
pain above the Kidneys. elc. Ii N
now claispe1 10 be the method of
curing chronic fheumalisin, because
Of ils difecs and positive actlon rpea
tie olInllnaiIye tissues 0f the ald.
neyA Il gives them life aud pow
81 lo slft and strain the poisonous
waste matter and uric acid from the
blood. relieving tho worst forms of
Rheumatism and kidney and hlad
der lrunhlea The extract dandellon
acts lIsni the stomach and liver and
IS used ALSO extensively 20 .elleVlns
constipation and indigestion, Com.
pHund safYaparllla cleana and enrich.
es the blood. There il nothing bet
fnf than Kareou Compound iof the
kidneys
This prescription Ia safe to llsA al
ang time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
SOUTHWEST MINERS
ARE unaffected

Nefanya q the United Mine Work.
ess easealnsiag e9eefll1s Ia dlassal
eamposeh If Arkansas 0NlHaulaE end
Texts were here today aud say there
Is ~ probability 81 The miners uf tne
SouihweHlefu sr0np becoming lnvnlYeu
s. ,ha lihaf .ofhlea af ihe pennsg
FeHie a,aiFlet u M laile. d.ase'el
aae gaeailoa lh reeoseiIon of tho @iae
tDfkeN association hy lhe employing
aampaHlni should strike result
9lk'ah0nu miners say they would be-
aaaessed 20 help sustain The mpmbere
e me stricken district but beyond
lhal thete would b little connection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

PREVENTS az WcM ae RE-
3XOHES gray hairs 90 their nalu-
.'il color cnu beauty. and kctrt
NC hair soaf, uio1ay and IA {
healthy c0ndiIfuu,
shAX HAIR s mar every sVomau's
laawty and should be guarded
1nninsR iu every way. Nothing
contributes 80 much So q Wv
snnn'S beauty oa hcF nnir. and al
nhouiN nc every tv0man'S duty
70 take the btsf care 0f II.
No ether rrrp6rnilor tan cAupr<e
Win a IN ANY WAv. ~ MOI a utt.
s. ana sne. 0eftleol ns arnanlsts.
Selt q iur I've lasit, tihe Catn fif ualff
fhlie uay sizes. ~. NeWafls. n. ,.
ron SALE Bv a. & GRAY. ,. NJ
WALLACE AND The EAGLE DRUG
ss0RE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

sneciai 20 the Daily Leader
TaylpI Tex Mafcs ~ nf John r.
IMpnaeill d pioneer pbysIcaa II WN
HameaH county and 0He Of The foanl.
fFH q llle city Of TaYlaf ID tho eaflY
seventies q which De Nus may0 ana
re guiding aplfll II cIX|e ininfuyQhIanl
f9f number ~ YeaIH moving Is tik
ahpua pilf ab0nl lIleen wears aaD
& an aIllinnHftd candidate lhf tho HIi,
qfnplshl'i Of 0k|ahuina 81 rs dnsH|lN
eifellua 20 IIe haAiheAz maHs ticket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

merclleaa murdered Ia Append.
ellis viii many Victims nut nf
Kings AeE Life Pills kilI Il BY pre-.
gsuIlun. They gently stimulate aluin.
aes liver and bowels, preventing that
nlQ6alus thai Invites appendicitis,
euHlHB Constipation Illlloasneas,
chlIla AfHlafia, Headache and lndl.
eeallun a6c Il All DfuRelttu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
4, 4 N. COLLEGE NEWS NOTES

"
The foundation for the new col
lege book store u BEING laid. and
work on the upper part 0l ghe hulld
iak witt coIIllhefire III bncp Nv H''"
4s-.
Nov thas warm woashef has sel IN
target practice yin De taken un IN.
lnedlately i wln be taken Up By
eompanlps each company proceeding
70 fe Frnse es 9 unite
Saturday ayenink. Hafch 2Cih. he
phllomailean l.lierarv held n social
mfeilug M the west reading room oi
ihe ilhlry About so guests assem-.
Died Al each guest arrived he &c
eelVed SOME name and wis fequestu,l
% find hin family. TIE families we're
fnalg collected. after aaieh each was
given something 10 AZ sh1fl prc
gram iollawed after witch dainty re
lfeshmenik of lee cream. wAfefs aad
aunrh we're sefyel
roasts followed the fpfreshmenta. o.
q Buckles acting as loaNmAsier The
Eoasts bv lhe young men 10 ihe Phll
emaihean girls were especially fine
after the toasls and another short so.
eial time President oxide Wo0aWorth
led "a grand march then The yanhg
people feuaritd
IN general those privaies On he
crack suGad ailI be excused from dfill
4 few Of the uiileefs WIN bh excused
q all times except on ceremonies,
The ctrBorals a. eaw en dUiy 10
ihe commandments 0aee instead ae sae
sefgeania
Grand Eastern Fertlvat
College Auditorium Msrch a8. s. ps
a. given under the disec;lce u' pfos
/. zackhelm
PART
Z Pcei aud Peasant ...... 81. ~
Orchestra
9 Fhfe Sole A6alga ... Mozart
Pro- / 1achheln
Piano Forte nal G. Minor dof
ceri0 ..s.+..s...t Mendclssuhn
Mlnaes Sanders and shull
g. Nceal solo .tt,...4.4....S Selected
lFluie ohliguiol Mr.. +. ]. schmlit
: Songs Of the Vikings pennls
choral Cit@
\ Reading ~ Longfell0u's Poems
IA y. Selgefman
F6RT y,
sca'ed cantale "l.et geveg Words
ot CHRIST .4..ss..4.t.4.....
., Solo. Chorus. Orchestra. Plano.
l. 2ackheim director
Miss Nadge sanders, aceunipanist
Mile Grand piano used.
Beniam.n celSeringn, 1U1'flc. II. ~.
eades.
IS Stnmltt, 0liaacma Cily. tenor
IGmps "a Lawrence, baritone.
Prof I ZacRheim. flute
Miss Wihona Etherlon. Soprano.
Miss MadBa Sanders, plano.
Miss Cl'ra shull, piano.
College Choral club assisted by the
hest FAnYera 1f saltwater. 60 v0lcea.
collesp cuacori 0rcheaiIa. IS pieces
Admission ace. Reserved seats at
Powell and Tayiorh ena el The college
|lbfefgs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
SPECIAL ELECTIONS ARE CALLED

aoYefnoF Haskell late last evening
issued proclamation calling for a
4naelal elAqlson h Texas cannly un
Apfil 18th for tie fe.I0eatlon Of the
county Heal. guymen, Hooker and on
iimn are The aspifantS fas the county
seat 1he governor also issued pfne
lamatIon calling for 40 election Ii bu
held N Clinton on April eth fof Ihn
q submitting e the qualified
eleeipfa 81 that ely The question 81
whether Il Should hecome elty OF
illn Arai claaH or not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
cAILp auKNEp 10 peArA.

sueclal to tile Daily Leader
Award Okla. March - The 6.yssiF
old sup of Albert Dagldsnu. liking upar
kYard. vas burned to death ii liellll
where khe ialbe was nlowIna. I|f
CLOTHES 1gnHlng frem d brush fra The
Isd'a twin sister Waa severely hnfued
IN attempting o lIarnbe hef brother
uHa ea9e Ne NE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Nl saeAn, MaFcli 9Q-Four years. aga
& Aurae vas stolen from shn atsbIeg ~
loan saniA farmef residing ayp
mllQH 4ul 6t ihlA city. ana yesieFday
fHH auInn' vas nilrehaeed Of 0 hosse
trader d ihIs city who Dot a uf q
Tanner % lAls county THE iaffaeg
ns|feha ed De animal of Fesea 'sf
af il|rea weeks After IT aHR sl.
81 pnd Sans bad heea lu lae p.kH
lha 8nIAaal Wag many times. although
'lH nta 0l e9ufae newer sern the
AafHe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
lsnsnsHsnaH3aaHsns
! TODAY IN DEPARTMENTS !


Tho Clean Towel sgnply company
{ Muskogee Hish d canilal stock
i,9u0. The directors are John II
attn at G, + R0berls9n. Of Anslsl
ee, and w II Cain of Kel-er
~he Nashlts grlley 0il eac Gas
omnany OK ehlcsaahe. lth ceni-
n stock 81 ggsl00O, The directors are
ioei 4 smith, I Il fairness. z p. +
Jerry 3. 5. @'Hell II b Johnson. j
SPARKS D 9 Penney. 2 n Peny
on Iacob .orenson i e Riddle M
I. r. rENe4lt, all of Chick isha
The 3hnrmond Townaiie company
I Sayrp, with a capltal stock Of s5
90 TIE directors are r K. Thur
nond. D H Thumond, A u rhuf
nohd and A G Tqsufmohd. 81 sayre
Amended articles Of Incorporates
II Bank OF " c Fineriy a co u
5ordell changing the capital stock
rom si0.N00 10 100000 we're filed
The Bank Of Woosleg. Of i.ueine
He'd amehded articles changing ius
lame 20 State Bank of Luclne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

MEEoy nenies ~
Slf | zee under 4 Washington. n.
G. headline an article ii tie public
rrs eEillne had recently written a
leIIef "a lhe Comptroller of TIE gJr.
fancy II Which stated there WA Il ;
neea f1f additional land for al adfl-
ilen q she pfeseni public bulldlng al
tbs place fhia statement Is With
uui foundation III fact have never
hHa my correspondence With ire
Comptroller Of the Currency N fegafd
lG thiA matter Tho lAs c0freap0h
denee haa Biih the Secretary of lHe
TfHasnss Oh tllis subject was III 1nly
levs u whleh time urged 4 large
addition bf made 10 The present federal
hAlldlns Respectfully.
w. II. MCCOY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Continued from Pa9n 0pe
macks ttienilon TO her. Mfa. smith
ceased 20 love her husband Rev.
Smith asked that Wommack "a com.
pelled % pay s5.00a punitive and sb.u0D
aeinal damages
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

The average man seems @ think
The best way 10 get aaeaa IN tnn
world IL 70 hold some other fellow
back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

WANTED Experienced salesman Of
ability end push Must De clean cur
tHd caHable Address Jack. care
leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

CA. aus = r. X ~
Iszses 4, slha md sa| ||g, i IA HHzaIl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-27
Come in Boys and see EN-.
BASEBALL IN RUTLAND
Prospects for Summer Team There
Are Good-Meeting Tuesday

Prospects for a Summer Team There
Are Good-Meeting Tuesday.
Burlington, March 27-According 20
talk in Rutland there is a bright pros
pect for baseball there A meeting
win be held there on Tuesday when
Rutland, Burlington, Montpelier, Bar
re, Glens Falls and Sandy Hill, n. Y,
Bellows Falls and Pittsburgh, n. Y,
will be represented The traction
companies of those towns are willing
to aid materially in supporting teams
and the fans there are at present very
enthusiastic
Judge w X Farnsworth OF Rut-
land has been communicating with
the managers of various college teams
and received many favorable replies.
Among the colleges that expressed a
willingness to enter were Manhattan.
University of Maine. Bowdoin, Colby.
Georgetown, Pennsylvania State,
Tufts and New York University.
One or two meetings of substantial
business men have been held in this
city TO talk over the baseball outlook
and the knowing ones predict that if
anything materializes Burlington will
have a team that will finish the sea
son. Al present the question of
grounds is the most important
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-27
MOSES 3. FARMER
Brother of Joseph Farmer Died Sud
denly in Rutland Thursday

ueHiy III nutlduu lUuISudy'
Moses b. Farmer of No 40 Pine
street was found dead in bed shortly
before noon Thursday Mr.. Farmer
had been suffering from tonsilitis for
several days but had not been ser
iously III. He was found by Mrs
Farmer, who notified Health officer
DR.. c. F. Ball. The death was due to
heart trouble.
Mr., Farmer was born in Shrewsa
bury, January 26 1853 and was a son
of Noel and Emily b. Farmer. He
came to Rutland when young man.
and spent the greater part of his
life in this city. working at the bar
Der trade He was married Is years
ago in this city to Miss Mary Provost,
who survives him. He also leaves
three children, Mrsf F.. w Ward OF
Fort Francis, Ont, Miss Myrtle Farm
er and Roy Farmer of this city, one
brother, Joseph Farmer of Benning-
ton, and three sisters, Mrs. Alfred
Geer of Bennington, Mrs Joseph Aus
tin and Mrs. Della Cummings, both
OF Glens Falls, n. Y
The funeral will be held Saturday
at the residence and Rev Thomas
Stratton will otIiciate
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
,nVsb az ira Town ara Vinsus
Briefly for Busy Readers

Peter Mcclure of Manchester Wis
tied in town Friday.
James Riley of Park street is in
North Adams today on business.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Kelley have
started housekeeping on Pratt street.
Raymond Church of Gage street has
recovered from his recent illness and
resumed his duties in Cooper's mill
Charles Percy of Valentine street
who has been confined to the house
a week by illness, resumed his duties
at the market this morning.
The condition of Mrs. c. b. Vial of
Winsted. Conn, who has been serious
ly i'll with rheumatic fever for the
past few weeks, continues to remain
about the same.
The Bennington Electric company is
looking for a man to trim the street
lamps. This is an excellent opportu-
nifty for young man to get start in
the business. Apply between Z a. m.,
and 6 p, NJ, week days only to w. NJ
Aiken q
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-27
KIdney and sladaer oIseases

are indicated by one or more Of these
symptoms, viz Pains and Weakness
in the Back, Lame Back, Dragging sen
sation in the Back and Loins. Muddy
thick Urine, a white deposit, brickdust
deposit, Puffiness under the Eyes
Bloated appearance OF the Face, swell
ing of ankles and feet drowsiuess, loss
OF memory. dropsy Blood Poisoning
and Rheumatism Rydale's Kidney
Bnmerdy is guaranteed by MS 20 give
satisfaction 20 all sufferers from Kid
ney and Bladder disorders -Shurtled
Pharmacy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-27
A 10000 TREE SUGAR PLACE.
Manufacture Of Maple Sweet on Big
Scale.

Plattsburg, y Y, March 27-Ten
thousand maple trees are to be tapped
by Woodcock Bros, of Edwards, ST.
lawrence county. This firm is said
TO be the largest maple syrup and SUI
gar producer i'm northern New York
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-27
WORKED ON BENNINGTON ROAD
Antonio Fernaro on Trial in Troy for
Murder

Antonio Fernafo, who is on trial at
Troy for the murder of a woman nam
ed Agnes Johnson, was one of the
workmen who helped to build the
Bennington and North Adams electric
road and lived in the village for sew
eral months Fernaro was arrested
I'm pittshell
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-27
BENNINGTON sRIE S
News Of the Town and Village Tote
Briefly Cor Busy Resde-.


East Main street
Joseph Haussler OF Dorset is visit
ing friends in town.
Maurice Rudd visited at his home
in HoCsick Friday
Seymour r Merrill is assisting at
Bineham's box shop
Mrs. w. F. Elwen rs moving from
School TO North street
Miss Maude Taylor Of Lincoln street
is visiting Ia Manchester
Waning Dewey and Maurice Wall
are spending few days at Woodford
city
Walter Ely is moving into the
George Hin house in the Guideboard
district
Mrs. S H. Buss of pleasant street
is conyaiescinG from an attack Of
the grip.
Thomas Shea is making improve
ments on his house in the Guide
board district
Received yesterday another assort-
ment Of tailor made suits at +. l..
Nichols a Son
Miss Hilda Pratt a student at Vas
sar college, is spending a few days
here at her home.
John Mcclure of Maple street is
confined TO the bed with a severe at
tack n rheumatism
Mrs John McGum Of North street
/ has returned from a short visit with
, relatives in Amsterdam.
Misses Dorothy Norton and Vera
Bull are home from Smith college
during the spring vacation
Mrs f. l.. Nichols has returned
from New York where she has been
spending a week on business
Miss Ella Kinney of North street
left this morning for Washington. d.
c. to spend few days sight seeing
Prof. A. B. Willmarth of The high
school went TO Middlebury this mora
ing to spend portion of his vacation.
Miss Frances ODonneu of River
street Went to Cohoes this morning to
rala+Iros ~ '''' ''0'''o" WIN
A Marathon race will be run in
Balton's hail in Troy Tuesday evening
April 2Sth Several from here are
pia ming to attend.
Mrs. George Webster and children
who have been guests of Mrs Peter
( Harrington for a few days have re-
turned to Rockville, Conn
MISS catherine James who has been
N'Sl',Hs "llss BESSIE Mattlsoh or RIVER
que lo' me paS' week returned to her
"'l''e l' tasIe hFluse frlday
The wind attained a velocity of az
miles an hour in Troy Thursday This
IS the record since Febrnorv tqo9
%nen the velocity was AZ miles an
iou'
a food sale will be- given this after.
noon and evening bv the Young Wo.
mans club In their rooms on South
street Cream and sherbeu will be
served
Sophronia ! skinner aged 80 wears
died a. her home I'm North Bennington
Friday afternoon The funeral win
De held from the house Monday after.
noon at o'clock The burial win be-
90 the North Bennington cemetery
C.p e......
,,N. W. a., 2.'"' ',I' d. 1 lar
after long illness an fbe acc OF So
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-27
The Young Man

Of to-day makes toe styles. No question about that
and its good thing; they then get just what they
like provided some maker will produce the designs
created by the college youth View, got the college
uit with college yell in IT,
Its suit with a dash Of originality, sprnkling
OF ginger spice auntineSs and flavor of extra style
mixed with a LOT of clever head and careful hand
work Sl2 10 $40
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-28

"If the Judge deem proper that the defendant
of several defendants should he heard before granting the in
junction an order may be made requiring be shown,
specified time and place why the injunction should not be
granted and the defendant may the meantime be restrained
e Comp Laws Utah 1888 33oD
The case Of State Of Nebraska rcl george H. Donig
Grcw, Dist Judgc As Ncb 327 81 N. W. 62 original
application for writ Of mandamu in the Supreme Court OF the
state Of Nebraska compel the respondent judge Of the
Twelfth judicial district fix the amount of a superseleas hond
to be given y rcaor who had ought the laundry business
of one evils ct under the agreement that they would not again
engage in such business On violation Of this contract aor
sought to cnion hem and secured from the county Judge
nng order who set the hearing thereon Tor day certain
Bond was required and given the bar The statutes
Of Nebraska relating temporary nunctons and restraining
ers are precisely the same the Of Oklahoma In the
consideration Of the case, the court sapl
Clearly no temporary injunction granted by the county
fudge He merely issued order restraining the defendants from
conducting the laundry business until the application for
noary Injunction could be heard by the district tie
nudge thereof and fixed time for such hearing No suc hear
mo WAS had at the designated and therefore the iranng
order bv its limitation ceased TO have any binding force
effect and could be revived and continued force by the
giving OF 4 supersedeas bond
The case of San Diego IFotv Company {. Pacific Coast
Steamship Company CAL 2I6 IS Pac 65I, action up
on an undertaking given suit by the steamship company
we're rcties In that restraining order obtained in
support of which the bond executed day fixed on
which the parties we're cited show why temporary in
junction should be issued No appearance made and the
Continued tomcuov)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-28

waag aa come from Impure blood
cana base pale 1r,ol e4h sauiy
geH loH iazg Nver ana silge D.
19rai ra.act Blood Bitter hlraug-
fters atoma~H h0wiea and liver and
punnea tie blood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-28
FREE TO YOU-MY SISTER
Continued tom rrow)

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have found the cure.
will mail free Of any charge. my home treats
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doctor Men cannot understand womens sutterings.
What we women know from experience, we know
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Whitsh discharges, liberation, Displacement or
Falling of the Womb, Profuse, Seanty or PLiniul
Periods Uterine or Ovarian fumors OrOwths I;
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down feelings, nervousness, creeping feeling up
the spine, melancholy, desire to cry, hot flashes,
ueariness kidney and bladder troubles whe-c
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want to send you a CompIete ten day S treag-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-28
TONIGHT.

Children finest zoe ribbed hose, a pair ~ 1Oc
Children s finest 25c ribbed hose, pair 1212c.
Children's high grade 35c hose tonight, pair 23c.
zoe Fine Jet Hat Pins, tonight each .... 10c.
Tonight very important sale of Muslin
Underwear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-28

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entsaday
tol Incl
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when
have cure
Hexpan
Painful MHuaun IN o
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21
Mayor Harper, Deeply Interested, Hears
Nez0S of the Proposed Recall in Silence

Symphony hall broken
TO the by man He took deep interest in the
said that might be
clouds of smoke from his cigar in evident
Whena what HI had to
O time"
that would
haveo be sgnedt to
had
in
the city hall closed at o'clock After else had
while silently pulling
betrayed emotion
Of man ermin
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21
Continued from Page One,

Tor the people to own the govern
ments, not to be owned by them. Part
| OF this movement is the agitation for
reform begun by the president in
! washington which may help to clarity
| the United States senate. In Oregon
yesterday actually the choice Of The
people for United States senator was
| elected; once or twice in the history Of
the Pacific coast has this happened
before.
What. can we accomplish with this
recall! You may accomplish every re-
form. If it shall be known that the
will of the people must be observed no
dlshonest men will be tolerated 1t
means the deathknell of the machine
1t has been the custom for mayors of
| all cities to reward their henchmen
with political favors. That will be i'm
possible hereafter If the recall is exer-
ciSed.
"One thing about this movement of
| winch the recall is a phase rejoiceS me
more than anything else. It has not
| heretofore been the case any time since
L can remember in California that a
| man of standing has cared to run for
an office. Let the young men of this
| city know that honesty of purpose. in
tegrity and ability are some recon-
mendations for Office. Let the bril-
! liant young men of Los Angeles-there
are thousands-learn that to represent
the people in the legislature or in other
public offices they don't have to put on
the yoke. Let able, talented men Of
merit such as 1 see here so act that
it will not be permissible for a public
official to sell his soul to some cor
poration. 1 say this recall is a reform
! along the right lines, a necessity in
some lines, if you want to restore
patriotism to the younger generation"
When the continued applause fol-
lowing the speech of Judge Stephens
had stopped, o. T. Johnson arose and
said:
81 move that the Municipal league be
l'requested by this meeting to institute
this recall on Mayor Harper"
Great Applause Greets Motion
From all parts of the hall, amid
vigorous applause, came seconds to the
notion but Maj. Henry T. Lee secured
the recognition of the chair. It was
evident purely from the attitude of
Maj. Lee and before he began his re-
marks that he was tremendously in
earnest and that he was speaking to a
subject which affected him greatly.
The audience was in doubt at first
whether he would attack or defend
| Mayor Harper, for to many he was