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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
GOV. DENEEN To GIVE
BRIBERY TESTIMONY
Agrees to Waive Rights and Aid
InquiSitorS in Illinois
Investigation
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was today reported favorably by the
committee
The resolution then went back to the
privileges and elections committee, OF
which Senator Burrows is chairman.
This constitutes all the committee has
before it, though the accused senator
has asked for only an investigation into
the newspaper stories. If the grand
Jury investigation charges were filed
with the committee they would be con-
sidered sufficient on which to base inn
mediate action. What the committee
would prefer to do would be to wait
until one of the cases in the Illinois
court against members of the legisla-
ture had been concluded.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
NORTH BEACH BATH HOUSE
SOON TO BE REOPENED

SANTA MONICA, June 1.-The old
bath house at North Beach, which has
been closed for several months, will be
reopened under the management of S.
A. Sues of this city.
This structure was built many years
ago by former Senator John p. Jones
of Nevada, and at the time was one of
the most elaborate salt water plunges
on the coast. 1t stands just north of
the municipal concrete pier. Here the
surf bathing was very popular previous
to the building up of Venice and Ocean
Park, where thousands of bathers go
each Sunday
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
WESTERN PROTESTS CAUSE
GOVERNMENT TO MOVE

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Atttorney
General Wickersham talked today re-
garding the steps which led up to the
administration move against the rail-
roads. The first intimatiOn he had of
the conditions alleged, he said, was in
the shape of a dispatch which came
from from somewhere in the west last
Thursday
on Friday more dispatches came, and
Representative Hubbard of Iowa gave
him a comprehensive statement of the
situation.
This convinced him, Mr. Wickersham
said, that action ought to be taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
FORMER POLICE JUDGE
SEEKS TOWNSHIP PLACE

Charles O. Morgan, Judge of the city
police court from January l, 1899, to
January l, 1903, and now a candidate
for the Republican nomination for JUS
tice of the peace of Los Angeles town
ship at the coming August primary
election, has filed his nominating petit
ton with the county clerk. 1t contains
the names Of petitioners from nearly
every precinct of the city, and the
necessary 3 per cent in 175 of the 231
precincts of the township, and a total
of 1907 petitions, OF about per cent
of the total party vote at the last cleo
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
HOLES LA HABRA RANCH
FINDS BUYER AT $150,000

SANTA ANA, June 1.-W. J. Hole,
the La Hahra valley land operator, has
sold his 160-acre ranch property near
La Habra to John Scott, an East Whit
tier ranchman, for $150,000, the deed
being recorded here yesterday. A trust
deed involving the sum of $150,000 was
also recorded from Scott to the Los
Angeles Trust and Savings bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
BOY SWALLOWS PEN POINT

LONG BEACH, June 1.-Gardner Nc
Gown. son of patrolman, this morning
swallowed a penpoint during an exam
ination period at the Atlantic Avenue
school. The pen was new and he placed
the point in his mouth to moisten it.
1t became detached from the holder
and slid down his throat DIR. j. w.
Wood, the attending physician, said
there was no danger of serious results.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
HOLD INQUEST TODAY
OVER WELL DRlLLER

SANTA MONICA, June IAN in
quest will be held at Undertaken
Finch's parlors at Sawtelle tomorrow
morning by the coroner over the body
of Lorenzo Jackson, an oil well driller,
who died in the Los Angeles emergency
hospital from injuries received when
struck on the head by falling timber.
He was 45 years old and leaves widow
and two children, who live at Sawtelle.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
CLARK MAY BE CANDIDATE

1t was reported in political circles
yesterday that .Lucien j. Clark is eX
pected soon to announc his candidacy
for the state assembly from the Seven
ty-fifth district. MI. clark is a promi-
nent Good Government worker and
formerly secretary of the organization.
1t is believed he will get the indorse-
ment and support of the Lincoln -Roose-
Welt league
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
HAGUE DISCUSSES ROW

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The state
department has been advised that
counter cases in the Orinoco Steamship
companys claims against Venezuela
were exchanged at The Hague yester-
day. The exchanges We're made through
United States Minister Beaupre and it
is understood that the case will come
up for hearing in the international
court of arbitration early in Septem-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
JURY CHOSEN; BLEACHED
FLOUR CASE IS BEGUN

KANSAS CITY, June IA jury was
obtained and the opening statement
by the government was begun in the
bleached flour case before Federal
Judge Smith Mcpherson here today
JuFymen probably VIII be called on
to masticate bread made from
bleached and unbleached flour to de
termine whether the different process
es change the quality of the food.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
RECORDED AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 1.-Earth
vibrations were recorded by the seis-
mograph at st. Ignatius college at /
o'clock this morning. The shock. which
was very regular continued until 2:20
a. m. Father Adenbach observer be
lieves the disturbances occurred near
Japan.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
WOMAN THROWN FROM BUGGY

LONG BEACH June Thrown from
her buggy when her horse took fright
at a gypsy camp and backed over am
embankment at the side of Perris road,
Mrs, A. A. Christian 62S West Second
street was injured painfully, suffering
numerous bruises and possibly internal
injuries. She was taken in an ambu-
lance to the Seaside hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
G. C. ROBBINS, ACCUSED
BIGAMlST, Is SET FREE

MEXICO CITY, June 1.-George c.
Robbins, formerly Of Los Angeles, who
has been IN custody here for several
weeks pending the termination of ex-
tradition proceedings instituted by the
United States government since his ar
rest on a charge Of bigamy, was given
his liberty today, the Mexican depart
ment of foreign relations deciding there
We're no legal grounds for his eXtradi-
tfpn
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
IGNORE COURTS

CHICAGO, June 1.-Ignoring the
action of the government in obtaining
an order of the court restraining in
creased freight rates the eastern rail-
roads today filed with the interstate
commerce commission tariffs of in
creased commodities rates to take ef-
feet July /.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
EXPLOSION KILLS THREE

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-Tbree men were
killed when "A railroad locomotive ex-
ploded near Colllnsville Junction, Ill,
on the tracks of the St. Louis, Troy &
Eastern railroad today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH

FRESNO, June MARY Allen, a
ranch cook near Pixley, was burned
to death at > o'clock this evening.
Her clothes were ignited from an eX-
plosion Of kerosene which she was US
ing tn start d fire.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
JOHNSON TO SPEAK HERE

Tomorrow evening Hiram w. Jchn-
son, candidate for governor, will make
the last speech Of his present tour in
Southern California in Blanchard hall
The meeting viii open at S O'Clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
So FOR ELECTION CLERKS

Election officers who work on to-
days election boards will each re-
ceive So for their labor, This amount
was fixed by the council yesterday and
the city clerk instructed to make out
the warrants.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
Old Men Retired Industrial Concerns Will Engage
 Only Y0nnQ Men

iB these nsys 0f strenuous oDnpetis si0H when dividends eDnHt fof more fbsH men, the man who retains his s9vth is the msn who holds his job tha longest,
 That is why one of iEe most sBso@ss T dpi derms ielOg isis in Paris has W9fDsd E0DnE men h take good nsfe of uie hsift 1T yau grow Dstd at " W @b VI even when 5on 5fa oInsf ihaf Dsi0 spot will sD far as sDpenfaBee goes a1d 10 years tg yDhf life
 Men who have hair should by ati oceans keep ~, in later years 4 ms v pssD a Livelihood tD yourself and family
 Dandrnn nesns fsiiiGg hair falling hair means Gabdrun, stop falling hair sud hBHdrnn now, GO to The Lee 4 basGod Co and gel large bJ esnt itottie Df i'arisisu Fsgs. They will guarantee it to stop falling hair. tD drive out al 1anorun AnJ kiii tho 0abdrun germs or money back.
 Remember that inc man Ttth s bsiG 1Iesd who seeks position is hs pGi ~ capped st the s'srt yaFisisp Sage wifi make hSif grow, win give it 4 i1s- qfous sppsarsHns that denotes health and youthfDlBsse. Tor sale bf ths Lee N Dsg00d rD. HnG druggists eVery- where. Gi1 with A1opfn hsm on every bottle.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
PRESTON CITY GRANGE
 HAS ANNUAL MEETING
E. L. Barnes Reelected Wer1hy Mas
 ter-instaiIaticn in Jsnuary.

4 good e-teadz1cs ~as reported zE the meeting Of Preston City grange which was held Tuzs1zy sre1zzg i1 -1z vestry Of the Congregational church Worthy Master E-va L. Barnes pre- sided over lEe meeting and t1e rr1E- cipzl matter oE business 10 come 1p g. this time wzS t1e election of 1Ics-s for the succeeding year The election passed o.T vs<y smoothly and -o -l= satisfaction o1 all
 The result oE The election s zs foi- lo~s- Worthy master E~z L Barnes worthy oyerS=ar. Allen 3 Bu-5scE- worthy Iec-ure-- Frank ? Cru--5-EEa1 worthy s-ewari. Bertz1 E BU-EEck. worthy assistant steward Al1z- Luss5 gren; worthy chzrlsin Rav- r Il Eoi- den: worthy Ere4sU-eE Nathan II. Hall worthy secretary Mrs A6a1Eza Haskell worthy Ea-ake@per John O. Peckham: Ceres Miss Hattie Pack- han: Pomona. Mrs A D Za1-zskse- Flora Mrs. F O. Cuz-5r-rarr- tzSF assistant steward Mrs Albert Lu15- grsn- member Gt exzCur5Te committee for three years A. D Zso-ssS5s- -ze-- Der of insurance committee fur three years G. Warren Dsvis- wCzra-'s xo-s committee Mrs Ursula E Hall Mrs AGelciA Haskell and Mss Ea-1is Peek ham
 The installation Of -Eese C-Hca-s zl1 take place c2 Ehe fourth Tuesday iz January. t$I1-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
SHETUCKET LODGES ANNIVERSARY
Instituted Thirty Years Ago With z Charter Members --Rol Call at Which Eighty Responded-Speeches by Messrs Robbins and Mason.

fbs 9ffay vas transacted, tfa@ sssf s@e. ~ss made ty Secretary Louis M&ls5*y. s4J9 showed fB3af szy ]. E5Eg .gSfq@s E far, WilttszD v Woodward, vii EaGFy jJ, E&Desg Of sfgs 9fsxsfe7s esA2s~ ter Bae9sfyers were present There sfs seyGs3 others isWbK. TEe as1sesseS VI r z, Charles " TsdgSs. fgse ftygas grand Of ffp@ lodge, Bss n@tsr4 asfa regret, ise, however s@-ssa a sA%aefs as w93efa s3@ exgFeSs@a iggs wssa9 Fas@yast iq Stae Dfaaf, wfs4N9a @as fssss>fges fssg fyy s I@tsef Ds Kfse sssnx @ssG syu2&ssss / tF~'p lis ffofsaaf Odd Fefsyws
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

For tb1 purpose of assisting sH sfas oeissttsAioli Df tts Sgtss anniversary vf s:hafnekef iods4, Ao. z7, l. Q, C Y. fuiig eighty of ifs members ass1 friends in fhe order assembled tn Ddd gasigssr hs3H TueAoag evening ahd ea50ysG q dejighfffp tifa@s Among f1sDs4 8's9k1 plade addresses s4 ffgis time WefA Y, C. /ebAipH tf trsy1sgs, r, G, Mason of Ei3fefiffsa ttssKs, t'swfUssAs pEg, wilt his iD0RH, made z visit befe z1 yssxs aga, coming fy s sDsesisg train. sBJ Trfstee f, ]. King @fe vas tae first se7eefaFH Df ssisefVesgel lodge. Yhe evening bas aIsite5sf1e1 with a sstsH1SG oyster cilosgef, Hsgaag1 Bss ssfgaG igl the fanaaet hal Dg ttle enteFfs1n8eHt committee,
 S0tie Grand Joseph tfoK11efsf, IT,. presided OYef ff3e meeting, sH1 Dfses tiosijy every one of the Vf,3eefe were present.
 After lie regular routine business of
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

If you are sick or aiiing il is be- cause the very foundation Of Eour ex istence is gradually being dried up, the nerve force which radicaces through every atom of your being 5s perishing- The brain and the nerves require nourishment just as much as the rest Of the body
 The marvellous discovery Curo Grains of Life, puts the sto1nacn and bowels in perfect condition. restores your vitality and re1ews your old time strength and EiEor by giving your nervous system the food i- s
 craving. Rheuna atisEa neuralgia, headache kidney disease. liver rrcu- bles, catarrh Of the stomach and bow
 els. insomnia. and all weakened con- ditions of men and women quickly disappear the hollows vanish. energy returns. and life is worth living once
 more The red corpusclss in the blood are increased and everything that passes through the digestive tract is turned into good. solid. healthy flesh. instead of being undigested and unss- simulated.
 In order to Ter you test the truth of this for yourself. a trial package Of CurO Grains of Life will be sent you by mail free. f you simply mail Cnu- pon below. and you Will simply be as founded at the wonderful results oh- tained from the free .rial package alone.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
FIRE SET BY CHIMNEY
Hertz Building. Corner es North Thames and Cove Streets Damaged Slightly.

Al T.50 o'clock TueS6ay evening Chemical company No : and the auro from the Central station were czrss 10 the corner of North Thames ard Cave streets for Trs in rHa Hertz house, which he olcclp5aS Thsa v-ngs3- work about tce cA1.s,rey. E1srs zNars was an CiG-tsSl,I1rsS 1-eoassEv5 SE1 ,1,snte2 had esussV ire from ssss de tSc-lve ch-rSueE- hu- 5r vas czRg o1S oy 1Se C>e q chemical after c-sEEs | StI3s C-1etfDS away Sa> sere The G4n-Sge NlG oe aacus s2S -o SSA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
JoHH JORDAN won
 FIRST PtsoCHLE PRIZE
Close sf First Series sf csnsss in West Side Ciuh's Sssssn~-Lsn1s Second, 4. Jerdsn Third,

The izth and Last meeting Df faA West side Pineef4se GjDg a0Dk place DA Tuesday evening at tDe Open H1Hs4 club rooms ard Was wei attended John Jordan carried away first prize with the score sIsgl9s Dr. Y. H. Lewis came senOBd. q I,Egs< and 4. JgfGaA Was third, scoring %9.z70.
 The scores mac f og fHe ofaff I4@y- ers follow feeYeS 7s,37g, Bailey 7s,- szGs Eef,is 7s,S79s f1arsen 57sf793 c0Db 77,tEBs Tetreaalt 7s,119s Peek ham 7g,s9s. Dpltz 7z.HTG. Ledger H. zeg.
 A second series Hlli be started aft CT New Years, bat tbe meetings 1aen viii be held gn Thursday nights r4td- eF than an TnesaAgs. As neEetoflEe.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
NEWS HtNcxEsc-FErs
Women $ Silk Hosiery

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
Christmas Cards

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

There has been arranged a smoker for the ArcsnBm club members and friends Thursday evening. with YaDoe- vile, Howard & Mason aoc rf9s new BIacknird nusrte1te sa the attract Ors.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FROM VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
NORWICH u8DERWeiTEss
Re s-sis>fsd Officers st Annual Meeting
 or TossdsI.

The annual meeting Of tBe Encef- writers association Df Norwich Was held on Tuesday afternoon af the office CT the New London County Mutual Fire Insurance company Tae fire sn- sBrance agencies were s5e8fly aIl rep resented. The election of officers for the year 1911, which followed Gfss transaction Of routine business. result cd as follows President sW, r. Lester vice president, Prank | E0yees treas urer. William II. Alien secretary and stamp cIer<. C. E. D0iDeases rating committee Royal z, Holmes. 7. l. EOyce Isaac S JOue&
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
Holiday Books

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14
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The national forum., 1910-11-05
How Will You Voter

The question which the American
people will answer on Tuesday is
not to decide the fate of parties, not
shall Democrat or Republican hold
the sceptre of rule, but whether the
nation shall continue in the path Of
progress or fall in to the slough of
despotic fanaticism. All of those
movements which are making to-
ward civic betterment are being vivi-
fed and carried forward by the Re-
publican party, while the Democratic
party has confined its labors to high
sounding preachments for political
virtue, while the Solid South denied
every word and sentiment the party
uttered.
The national forum., 1910-11-05
Race Don'ts

(Some unknown correspondent
visited The FORUM the other day
and left the following gem of wis
dom and wit on my desk. | wish
the writer had not been so shy. |
should like to know who wrote these
sentiments)
Don't let's forget SO soon the
depths of misery and degradation
from which we sprung.
Don't let's look with scorn on the
brother whose salary is not quite
so largo &C ot'rr-
Don't let's forget that few years
ago the best of lis were glad to get
any salary.
Don't let's feel we are so big and
important that we can't say "If you
please" and II thank you"
Don't let's make the subordinate
feel his subordination at every turn.
II thank you," "If you please"
will you kindly are few little
phrases which will act as lever in
the solution of the race problem.
The national forum., 1910-11-05
The True Reformers' Bank of
Richmond

1t is to be hoped that the collapse
of the True Reformers' Bank OF
Richmond, Va, will not be taken
by the majority OF colored people
who have money to save and invest
as an additional evidence that col
ored people cannot conduct such en-
terprises. The causes which led to
the downfall of that bank are almost
the same which caused its phenom-
email rise; that is, sentiment, and it
would have taken greater financial
skill than that possessed by any
modern fnancier to have kept that
bank on a solid basis. 1t is most
unfortunate that the insurance and
benevolent branches Of this worthy
and progressive order should have
become mixed up with the bank, and
it is to be hoped that they will be
able to release themselves from this
ENHANCEMENT and continue their
useful existence,
Supposition and guesswork as to
the cause of the downfall of this
bank are plentiful, but the only fact
clearly shown is that the directors
had too many propositions on their
hands, and tried to finance them al
with the same resources, depending
The national forum., 1910-11-05
How the Foreigners Look At 1t

1t is very encouraging to read
statements like the following, The
better element of Maryland citizens
are opposed to ring rule and Demo-
cratic ideas for misgovernment; they
do not wish their State to lag along
in the ranks of those backward
States which are the be all and end
all of the Democratic party. We
present here the views of the Polish
and German citizens of Baltimore; !;
One of the greatest heroes of the
Polish nation was Thaddeus Kosciusko
who fought for the liberty of Poland and
that OF the United States, declared Mr.
Peter Twardouricz. He was our hero
for wears, and he will ever be our hero
as long as the Polish race exists. He
fought for freedom not only of his own
people, but also for those of this coun-
try, and we, as Polish-Americans, should
ever uphold the principles he fought for,
Now, let me ask, my Polish felow-citi-
zens, would our national hero have voted