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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
HIRERNIANs GIVE BENEFIT

A benefit social and dance were
given last night by division No. 1 of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians for
Joseph Pendergast in Lincoln hall,
Walker Theater building, 7S0 South
Grand avenue. Pendergast met with
an accident about ten months ago and
has been unable to work since that
time. About 200 persons were present
The committees for the entertainment
were: Arrangements, J. P. Regan, w.
Kelly, D. Forrest, J. w. Curley. P. ].
Doyle and ]. Shea; floor, ]. r. Dwyer,
P. F. Mccarthy, e. j. Curley, E. Ty
nan, p. ]. O'Donnell, F. Healey, P. J.
O'Connor, J. W. Carrigan, T. Nash, J.
McCann and J. Collins.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
HOLLYWOOD POLICE ASSIGNED

AS Hollywood yesterday officially be-
came a part of Los Angeles a special
detail of patrolmen was assigned last
night to guard the recently annexed
territory by Acting Police Captain
Haupt Patrolmen F. L. Pratt and w.
c. Graham were the first Los Angeles
guardians of the peace to work in
Hollywood, beginning the night watch
last night. Patrolman N. L. Carr will
go on duty this morning at o'clock
and remain until o'clock p. m. and
will be relieved by ]. B. Owens, who
will work until II o'clock p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
gALLAINE EXPLAINS PROPOSAL

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE propos-
al of John E. Ballaine of Seattle to
lease Alaskan coal lands and mine coal
on the royalty basis was given consld-
Grafton today by the senate committee
on territories. Mr. Ballaine explained
in detail his suggestion for the develop
ment of coal fields and what the gov
ernment might expect in the way of
returns. Some members of the commit
tee fear that the leasing plan might
result in the skimming of the surface
coal and leaving the more difficult min
ing to the government.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
WANT rHoRoueH INQUIRY

WASHINGTON, Feb. mo report
was made today by Chairman Kean of
the senate committee on contingent ex-
penses on either of the resolutions be-
fore it providing for an investigation
into the subject of the increased cost
Of living. Action was delayed in order
that the senate leaders might confer
win reference to formulating some
plan for a quick and thorough inquiry.
Senator Elkins' opposition to the Lodge
resolution will be withdrawn, it is
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
ovERMAN SEEKS DELAY

WASHINGTON, Feb. T. Senator
Overman today introduced bill pro-
viding for a postponement for sixty
days of the date March u, when cor
porations are required to make re-
turns and assessments under the cor
poration law, in order to give the su-
preme court time in which to pass on
cases brought to test the constltu-
tiOnality of the tax.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
PICTURES SHIPPED NORTH

A number of pictures which were
displayed recently at the architectural
exhibition in the Hamburger building
were shipped yesterday to Seattle.
where they will be exhibited for two
weeks, beginning April Is. The Blash-
field drawings, which were included in
the exhibition, were not shipped, as a
number of them will be purchased
here
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
TAFT MEETS KAW INDIANS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. Senator
Curtis of Kansas today introduced to
President Taft eight Kaw Indians. In
honor Of the occasion the braves were
attired in gorgeous native costume
one carried a shining tomahawk, while
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
HIS FUTURE IN DOUBT

Church, feel some concern about
my son. -. T., -,
lege? 4oi,,i, -
eyes; you see they are talking OF
abolishing football. 90,
"Oh is he a football player?"
.sNo. but he's studying to be sur
eeonv'-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
POLICE COMMISSIONS REVOKED

All special police commissions will be
revoked March and all holders of
such commissions will have to appear
before the police board and ask for
their renewal. Hereafter such commits
sions will be granted for one year only
and must be renewed at the end Of the
year.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
INFORMATION" BILL PASSES

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE SEN
ate passed the bill today providing TOT
the extradition of criminals from one
state tn another on information as
well as indictment proceedings.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08

another famed himself vigorously with
an eagle feather fan. The visitors
made the gayest picture seen at the
White House for some time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08

az. a. easy TO secure a bargain in q used
sntomobile' through want advertising. as I;
gsed to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08

ANYBODY who would be able 10 ana an
address in the directory would be able to
ana your CLASSIFIED ad
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08

Taste and Smell. Full size so cts, at Drug
gists or by mail. In liquid form, rs cents.
Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street, New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream Balm
Is quickly absoFbed.
Gives Relief at Once.

Gives Relief at Once.
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem-
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
awny a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08

It's simple story If we didn't import
them direct we couldn't sell them at any
thing like this February Trade Sale price.
Beautiful male bird plumes In white or
black. Wide and heavy heads. IS to 20 in.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-13

and distinctive quality which, for a
series Of years, formed SO notable a
feature in our magazine literature
the work OF Myra Kelly was clearly
differentiated fom that OF any other
writer. underneab the tricks Of
East Side Jewish English. ami under
meath the sustained grotesqueness
cf character or sentiment OF thought
displayed by the leading figures in
the siories there ran, all along, a
genuine human quality that gave TO
the whole place quite other than
tha. which at first glance at the
stories would suggest. Not only did
Miss Kelly convey a tender sympathy
with the litlle people she porrayed.
She made rs share with her feeling
for heir high qualities Of loyalty and
aspiration hat could have in it Moth
ing of copdeg cusion or patronage.
BY what simple but subtle art she
cGntrived TO make such a feeling
compatible with Wh0lehearted laugh
Ter al the surprising inconarUities
and absu di,ies she was constantly
picuring, or even c9ricaturing, ii
would be difficult to say. but The eG
feet was mere. and it is certain that
Myra Kelly's ories have been pO-
tent factor in producing that just ap-
probation OF the merits Of The mass
Of Russian Jewish immigrants that
New York is absorbing which has
been nantes ed in so many ways in
recent wears. The tenderness OF
feeling she INSURED for her little
woteges oyerilowed in her own
fayors and many a heart that has
beon moved by her tales Of Teach
er's' adoring pupils will be truly sad
dcned today by tho though. that her
own fresh young voice Is to he heard
no mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-13
SPEAKS AT LAYTON
Mrs Hillerman Delivers Address on
the Question of Prohibition

Lawton, Okla, April 13-Taking
up ths gauntlet thrown down by he
liquor interests of The state in the
home town of Col l.. p Ross, ths
rcsuhmisslonis candidate for goyef
nor, Mrs Abbie y iillerman. for
mer president of the W. G. T. t.,
now state organizer for ths White
Ribbon forces, spoke TO crowd
which filled completely the large
auditorium of the vi II Methodist
Episcopal church South She was
introduced by the Rev p NJ Sweet
formerly a the head Of the Anti
Saloon league. who sssisted Mrs.
Hillerman in her dghl before the con.
stiiuiional convention for sate-wide
prohibition legislation
The Sons of Washington declare
that prohibition does not prohibit,
and th9 there i4 more liquor sold IN,
0NalaBa now than when we had ihc
open saloon she said III that Is
he case why is ID That the liquor
manufacturers 10 nos contribute their
whcla energy and financial support to
The effort To- maintain prohibition, in-
stead of financing the effort 10 get
the question resubnliited IN the hope
of ginning high license and local op,
tong'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-13
MAJORITY OF COLLEGE YOUNG
MEN DEFECTIVE.

tFrom the New York Tribune)
@More than half Of the young men
who enter college in the United States
are physical detective said DR. r.
Tati Mackenzie, physical director OF
the University Of Pennsylvania gym
nasium, in recent address, Stud
ents are not deformed, excep. In rare
instances" Doctor Mackenzie continu
ed, "but more than half of chem are
defective. Two-thirds Of them al
least are round shouldered, 80 pei
cent incline to flat footedness, and
lateral curvature Of the spine, more
or less pronounced, is distressingiy
frequent. Cigarette smoking has i'm
paired their wind, and to some extent
their heart and nerves. The fresh
mans carriage is usually far from
erect, digestion and eyesight are llsC
apt to below normal due to lack ol
care"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-13

emily untouched by the civilization
that is all about her. She wore a red
cloth oves her hair Her dress was
of brilliant shades of blue and red
Her children were dressed also in
bright colored garments.
Il won't require YOU to live in a
house, said Judge Porterfieid. "isut
YOU must take care of these chill
dren and keep them clean. | would
advise you to move your tent to lhe
edge of the city, where YOU may get
more light and air.
While the Servian is away trading
horses the Indian woman said she
would 20 about the city telling for
times.
II make lots of money DOING
this" she confided TO the judge.
"Well, YOU must cult that or gel
someone to take care of the chill
dren," ordered the court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-13
PREFERS To
LIVE LIKE
ANCESTORS
Il N DIAN w o M A N is
WORTH HALF MILLION
DOLLARS
WEALTH ENOUGH TO
OWN PALATIAL HOME

KansasAity, April 1S--At the rear
Ct saloon on Thirty-frst street ana
Southwest boulevard in small tent
lives a Cherokee Indian woman, her
four children and her squawman, a
Servian horse trader. The combined
wealth of the six members Of this
family is estimated to be near hall
a million dollars.
The husband and his Indian wife
Manuel Uwanowich and Mary Lee
have money enough to buy palatiai
home and to fit ii in regal style.
But the woman Is an Indian and re
fuses to live in house, The parents
we're cited into juvenile court this
morning on the charge of neglectins
their children.
my wife refuses to live in a
house," said the Servian.
rs that So haven't you enough
money!" asked Judge Porterfield
turning to the woman.
Has Plenty OF Money
Il have plenty of money" replied
the Indian woman. "But ! don't wan
to live in a house. My people livet
on the prailies, ont of doors and 4
tents. | was raised out doors. Nom
of my people like houses-not me-
Seven years ago Mary Lee was
simple Indian maid For scyera
years she attended school in Arizona
lthen she and her family moved to Ok
/ lahoma Six years ago she there
] "A
married him.
Four children have been borr
They are Annie 5 years old; Rosie
4 years old; George, 9 and Dewey
Each child, on the day of its brit
was given a 160-acre farm by tn
government In addition to this, a
lotments and annuities by the gov
ernment have been showered o
these children as on other newly
born Indian children.
Each child is said to be wort
nearly $4,000. The mother alon'
has 600 acres OF land in Oklahoma.
Displays $1,000 In Cash
Last Monday the family came her
from Bartlesyille and the father pu
up a tent in the rear of the saloon
The parents were cited into the iuvt
mile court on complaint of the HI
name society.
When the father was taken TO tn
detention building he offered DR. Ma
thias, probation officer. $1,000 not I
take away his children. He took
TOLL of yellowback bills-all 800 dc
nominaton-and the squawman show
cred them over the head of the prC
baton officer.
"rll give you all this and more
you won't take my children" h
pleaded in broken English.
The roll Of bills was returned t
the owner this morning in court.
The Indian woman's smile won III
heart of the judge and all the spc,
tators in the court room.
Mother Looks Like A Savage
Mary Lee is still a savage appai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-13
PEACH ROT CAN BE CURED
A Remedy Also Found for Several
Apple Diseases


Washington, ID. c., April 13 The
department OF agriculture believes
that ii has found cures for the two
most serious enemies of the fruit
crops that affect the Western states,
They are the brown rot III peaches
and way Of treating the apple
trees so that no harm is done to the
fruit from the use Of chemicals, The
department is prepared to furnish in
formation to farmers and fruit grow
ers on application
Through experiments conducted
largely in Virginia. Missouri and
Georgia, the department determined
that by the use of self boiled lime
sulphur spray the brown roi OF the
peach could be absolutely controlled
This disease has probably cost an
annual loss of not less than two NIL
lion dollars
The wash is used rs a spray, be
ginning after the fruit has SET in the
spring and following with applica
lions al intervals of three or foul
weeks for three or four sprayinss
The self boiled lime-sulphur spray Is
one that can be used in summer.
This has not been possible with
fungicides that have been used be
fore on account of the tender nature
Of the peach foliage and the in1uri
Gus effect of the. copper compounds
used in spraying the trees while In
I foliage.
The next most important develop
ment In fruit diseases is in connec-
ton with The control Of the apple
scab, lhe apple blotch and variou.
other diseases which have been most
serious IN commercial apple growing
The Bordeaux mixture has been
found to cause the russeting of the
fruit and a great deal Of injury to
the foliage, to such an extent that
many sections have stopped using
this standa d fungicide BY using
the self boiled lime-sulphur spray and
by adding copper sulphate and iron
sulphate II has been found, his last
year, that the russetng Of apples
can be controlled, step that marks
the most important epoch in apple
orchard spraying in twenty years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-13
FAMOUS ENGLISH WRITER
DIES ON ENGLISH SOIL
Her School Stories Made World
Sympathize With Russian
Jew Children

With the passing of Mvra Kelly.
, - ,,o;,,a.o i,ro 49, M ,r,n
-" " : = p'''''ee M ~ 49,
MacNduShtOn' ne ol sreat ana pa
tFlotlc service was ehdea. lfef
dean occurred on March ~ al lor-
quay, England, Wnefe sne mas peeh
Ill Tor some tilne
Her stories q New fofk Vast Slae
Immigrant children accomplished
more than any other agency N the
amelioratlon OF feeling toward lne,
little fugitives. ThJ Eva GoronoWsNl
cries presented patheucally the nu-
man side Of these East Side chll-
dren and, better than 2 cofps o. set
lement workers, induced the gener
al public 10 sympathIe win them
She was born IN Dublin, ireland,
and was educated there. Later sne
taught in the public schools, choos-
ing TO teach downtown rather thah
in the uptown district 80 she hoped
to escape menoiony, and she dld.
She wrote out of her own great ex-
pe9ience. tempering her writing with
/ her own sympathy for her niue
charges
The story Of her success runs Ike
a fairy.tale For her tlrst sory sle
| received a prlze Of $40 aud lor hef
| last $500 In her two years work
among these Youngsters she stored up
a quantity OF strange Facts and per
We ted notions Of these sWarmlllg
urchius Of the Ghetto. With wonder
ful skill she SET down on paper me
quaint and ridiculous ldlom OF lhe
children who told Der their queer
stories. The result meant success
10 her. She herself could not under
stand the reason for her rapid ae
cepance. In speaking OF this she
once said:
81 live in sort OF foofs paradise
nowadays Just think, ! have ONLY
written five stories all short ones
don't know what it IS to nave man
uscripts returned. There mas Deen
no hard work, no worry, no heart
ache, no disappointment no dlscour
agement OF any KIND. ihere Is
something not right about II
Il am afraid the reaction VIII &c
had with me when ! gel my ilrs'
manuscript back For, OF course
that day IS sure TO come some llme
| | can't hope to be a record breaker
IN this literary game haven't haa
any OF the lun oil STRIVING or oil lfE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-13
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-13
PROPHECIES OF a BUDDHIST.
Wonderful Discoveries will Follow
Advent OF Cycle Marked by 1911

AuNcHt OF OJClo hidTktu ny fSll
Q'rom the Pall Mali Gazette)
In an article dealing with the dis
coyery of the North Pole, The Indian
Mirror accounts for the event in a
somewhat curious manner.
"We have been repeatedly telling
our countrymen.' says the journal
that momentous events Will take
place upon the advent OF the new cy-
Gle, to be marked by the 2.50Oth an
niyersary of Maha Par Nirvlna OF
Lord Gauiama Buddha in 1911.
"All that is taking place today her
aids the coming OF an age OF wonder
ful discoveries and events, which will
change the current of human thought
and will lead the human race to a
higher destiny than has been its lot
for the last two thousand years. We
have also said that the present cen
tuy will be memorable Iur wpnue,iul
discoveries both on the material and
spiritual planes.
Is II not curious that the discovery
OF Lord Buddha's relics should be fol-
lowed almost Immediately by The OK
ploration OF the North polcg The dis
coyery Of the North Pole, We make
bold TO say, will pale into inslgniti.
cance beside The more wonderful dis
coyeries which will take place during
the present century.
EARTHQUAKES will continue III quiclt
succession, adds the writer, anu viii
throw out FROM the bowels Of the
earth numerous strange relics Of the
past age, Many historical ami scieu-
tifc theories viii be demonstrated
thereby. and altogether new age u
knowledge aud vision viii dawn upon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-13
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23

as maxim choice between tapioca puddin and
canned peaches, when in drifts couple that knew:
the minute gets my eyes on em, must be Mr.. and
Mrs Bob Cathaway. Who else in that little
horse would be sportin pair of puttee leggins
and doeskn ridin breeches? That Bobs
makeup, ncludin fap-pocketed cutaway of Harris
tweed and corduroy vest. They fit him little
snug shown he's laid flesh since he had em
Continued page 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23

don't worry about the way it's thrown at me.
You know how it is out in the kerosene district.
finds myself face to face with hunk of corned beef
as big as my two fists, boiled Murphies, cabbage and
canned the side, bread sliced an inch thick,
and spring freshet coffee in cup you couldn't break
with Lizzie, the waitress, chewin gum and
watchin to see if one of them fresh travelin'
gents that would try any funny cracks on her.
I'D waded through the food program as far