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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
PASADENA SHOE HOSPITAL

MEMS sEWED SOLES AND HEELS. 81;
ladies' $50. 1874 n. FAIR OAKS AVE
s-4-27t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
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do want
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circulation in tho city hut Il does claim
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tising medium It is second to none ttS
II for results.
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BRANCH OFFICES
LONG BEACH
Ocean and Pine streets
OCEAN PARK
IA Pier avenue.
PASADENA
so ". Colorado St
SAN BERNARDINO
43s Court street.
SANTA ANA
31b " Sycamore st.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08

2s, and Fredia r. Kramer. age 81; ma
tives OF California and Indiana and resi-
dents OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
cEssPooLs

IMPERIAL CEssPooL PUMPING CO.
We take out largest load. West bss6;
a2olo. 2-l0-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

SPECIAL. UNCONSTITUTIONAL
injury claims specially; estates settled J.
W. MACY 53s Douglas bldg. Phones
AS533 Main $3.50. "
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
BIRTHS
GIRLS

LEIGHT-To William and Essie Leight'
242s Porter street.
DEATHS
wEN-Wong, ss4 Apablasa street. native
of China, age 81, phthisis pulmonalis.
O'RoURKE-Stephen, 1916 Allesandro street
native OF Minnesota, age 49, acute perl
tonltis
CIAYTON-Frank Barlow sanatarium, ma
tive of Mississippi, age 81, chronic neph-
rtis.
LINCH-John, County hospital. native OF
illinois, age "a, tuberculosis.
LINCOLS-L. M. County hospital, native OF
New York age SO, tuberculosis.
PASTERANS-Jose, County hospital, native
Of Mexico, age n, heart disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
Cemeteries
RosEDALE CEMETERY

An endowed memorial park. noted for It's
natural beauty; endowment fund for per-
petuai care, over s25o.oO0; modern receiving
vault chapel crematory and columbarium; {;
accessible. City office. suite 302-306 EX-
CHANGE BLDG, northeast corner Third
and Hill sts Phones-Main 9os; Assoc.
Cemetery office. 1881 w. Washington st.
Phones 72S5s; West so. s-z-lzmo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 7, 1910
Time Baron, ITher. Hum windvlc. weather.
3: :: M m: ssss ssss S% sE Glseay. e!sss
Maximum temperature, 70.
Minimum temperature, Sc.
FORECAST
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. For San Fran
cisco and vicinity: Fair, Thursday light
northerly wind.
For Southern California: Fair, Thursday;
light, west wind.
For Sacramento, San Joaquin and Santa
Clara valleys: Fair, Thursday light ncrth
wind
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08

The Long Beach chamber of COM
merce is the office of the Long Beach
City Directory. Every business and
professional man should support this
booster for Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
CHuRCH NOTICES


IENIEL HALL, 227 S. MAIN-NooN PRAY
er meeting daily; gospel meeting every
night. S-l-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
WANTlGD-rO PUhChAsE STOCK
s-il-tf
eITUATIONs-MALn AND FEAIAI.a

IN PRIVATE HoUs@
$40 month, room and board. willis attend
ing school; school hours from 60 y N.
p. O BOX 347. CITY. S-II-cf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
uELP-MALE OR FEMALE

wANTED-THREE LADIES AND GEN
tlemen canvassers, good pay, steady work,
no sample cases, references given and
required Call 1888 s. GRAND AVE,
after 4 .. M, evenings. 9-S-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
EORECAST

Maximum temperature, 70.
Minimum temperature, Sc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-02
SAYS HASKELL
TELLS THE LIES
pNRNlTNTER SCORES THE GOV.
IRNOR ~ BOLD TERMS.
JUST A COMMON ONE
Iln-.c, Him With Lightning Rod
Agents and Other lHkcrs-- The
core liamuu Nllancc.

IDshyl,m was nyon one ot ,hc
mos, sp.rr and couHuc douuurauons
ever heard 100 Tulsa when B ". Par
m,u,cr o, lawton. a Republican cane
pmm,r denounced the governor CO.'S %
pl.u and common 1r Go nc compared
with lightning rod agents and other
lakur The address was made ln the
federal court room tu % fair sized
crowd
Referring To the nine charges made
r.n,u. ]. hE the governor against N"
Republican press bureau and the Re-
publican guhcrnatur. AZ candidate, Mr.,
parmoutyr said.
9TH, governor OF Oklahoma told
hinr lies. ! know of one man who
. Us doing the lying n this campaign
and nr is q. y HASKELL The GOV.
Druor g Oklahoma shouldn't be- 20
plain lpr
/ "Thr governor of this state ought
4 to SGT AN example of honesty and of
b responsibility, ht oUuht to raise the
, the standard OF honor-hut he ism
| iuing O. He has dragged the stand
lard &C honor lower than ! have ever
heard OF In all my life,
! Tho time is coming when common
honesty should De required of the
roprrs, natives Of this state said the
Ispcakrr in referring to Senator Cores
dealings In the Lawton town lot cuses
| Tn. blind senator was denounced
| fer remaining dumb i'm the senate
Ippain.t the Rfty per cent Indian con-
! tracts held hy senator owen. when
, he attacked the ten per cent con-
Itrapt- of member of an opposite
party
The political anliaton of Jake Ha-
Imon and senator Gore came in for
condemnation at the hands cf the
speaker. when he referred Ia the mo-
.tlor made in the senate by core le-
CALLING IN giving away oG Indian
lands valued M 100000
9TH, bin was passcd before Uamon
and Gore fell ont. said Mr. Parmcn-
ler. "lf those fellows hadn't ranen
iou they would have stolen tho whole
Inf m, Forst SnI military reservation. 4"
The only thing that the Haskell
administration fears Ig the grand
lury." declared Parmenter in referring
.in the Columbia Bank and Trust com
lpan,ts failure. THE election OF Joe
Nc\lI AS governor Will insure the
lining of the lid from the scandal
|vni,h the administration has hushed
Inn through questionable tactics.
4 .Wr are getting tired of having
d corrupt elections and we propose to
sec that McNeal is not counted ont.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-02
LNTE DISCOVERY

in medicine 10y Dr. l,n,aw. demon
strlteS that. tuberculosis anl
Brighr> Disease can be radically
cured oy mild and harmless treat
ment that never disagreoS with any
one. II Is the Cniy method know
that entirely ncutralizcs aud clmL
natcs an diseased matter thrcughoU
.de .yst.m.
Dtna>c, Of Women cured Uithou
cutting or pain, many being Restored
70 health after repeated ,porJtiun
had failed. .Tumors are eliminate,
by absorption. This is IN harmon.
with the natural law Of life, heuc,
the cure is permanent n
Chronic Diseased conditions OF X
kinds are overcome hy thl~ ng
method. which removes the under
ing cause Of an disease, aud chroE r.
sufferers should iuNrstIgut, his n
method .
This cclcbrItcd specialist has ~
nearly 10 years experience in chrth
ic practice. The good rircts of
treatment inspires tho sufferer vb
new hope from ,hc beginning AN. W
cure soon follows regardless ul W "
the disease may be- called
Even syphilis In It's worst iort
we guarantee To- cure iu about
days never g. return. leaving uu I'd
to De transmitted to offspring !,
mercury or any other injurious dl ~
used Consultation free. can or III
dess
j. T.. TINLAW, VI. y.
/ Shields Rooms, ll9-A r.. md StM
Tulsa, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-02
WALKER HAS THE
PATIENCE OF JOB
MT KEITH ASSERTS THIRST OF
NOAH AND STRENGTH OF
1 SAMPSON,

patrolmau sam Walker proved
concluStvely last nisht that he pos
sessed the proverblal patience Of job
when ne arrested one Tom Kieth,
crnzed with whisky, and devoted half
an hour In getting him to the police
station. searching his prisoner and
placing him In the cell below,
Kieth, who is six footer was ar
rested at The Frisco station, where
he was creating disturbance, and
after rough and tumble fight in
which he struck the officer in the
face, Walker succeed in placing him
In o cab
At the station It took three men 10
drag kieth from the cab to the ser
geants desk whore Officer Walker
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-02
.SLINCS "DAMNS'
RIGHT AND LEFT
'OIR" GONlRNOR N USUAL
tn\RNtIrHlSIIt NlIlIIDI
SOLICITOUS FOR THE WORLD
uu can \i-u Jusglc l'igurc~ and
~tur Facts Whether They Have
\uN Weight or Not

49, li.t.'I' nN GOVERNOR
NI.. ... U...H fu make uIa coming
.., ...r.. ....... .r. .r...,, .....,.
I.H"'. " "" '0' ..''' '' '''' "P
unIn.,H Im0 Jul tlIDN lnr 10 couple
To. nuur n tUr m.due ID. .Is south
u.Iu su.l n.f uuu leading off
.t. H gu..u,I.f.H nl.k lu nIs Doe
a.... .nr,n,gt.
Tg,r ..s m.f. H -muNiug of Ip-
U... .nH. DO np.r ....r" Governor com,
..r... .IfH Ir4 characteristic
.Iluu. which DID,. ml,r-u,r.,I mIfc
rr,,. Hr.Y4u.u his tIN spurrpu
un b.. .Ir ulriI-uu uppIHusr which
followed uI. Nrm.Ir statements. and
tn tn,m I.s ht uf ,mpn..I- sounded
a IIIt. ungauut
I.n u.rnYI. u. "dumusH and
...N.. with which .mr governor
.U,.N .N.rnu.rduI U. trade against the
.,n.mv and LA Oh. unfolding uf hIs
rr..t administration. which has born
.. ..nu .. that ur Central America.
....... NAT ,r.r,I. .u.Iurd for Np.
n.r.nr. U. vY. worried although
...r nf I. word. MA. HaskclIism
r.rs.rIr.,l and ih,u some.
While urr.lIglU4 all of the loca.
D,munrltI. m4rhlurry WAS preson.
thor, u,r, enough uIrIous ones out
fp comfortably UU the buldluu.
.D.Ta governor Is looked upon by
man. Y.Y rurI..Ii, There are hun
.Irrds ,.,n i'm ni. own party who
IooI. uuou him bon fhat Ight-that he
.u .arr Ind nr.rh ut tho same
tIu.
Or puur.p. Ihr governor is oN-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-02

Nn'hngc Tor SignS-Thr heads OF
the different departments of the rIp
Yesterday contracted for signs for
their department. Each viii Dee of
firially labeled so that the stranger
Within the new quarters may know
the exact route 10 take in order 60
reach tn, person desired
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-02


''"I'I
VIII Locate Here Charles Reid of
Little Rock Arkp a member OF con.
grcss from Arkansas was In Tulsa ycs-
tcrdaN making preparations To move
here next spring at the conclusion OF
his term of office lie win become
o. member of the urm Of Wrightsman,
Bush and johnson
Grass ire No. I--Chinf ,Id,r in
his chemical auto md the putnmn-
bile fire engine rcspondcd IN an alarm
sent I'm from IN, cnrrnr of Eipbth
and Detroit avenue Yesterday nfrrr.
noon AT e:30 o'clocE The di-, gross
in a back ward ON Eighth strrot mad
caught fire from a tr1sh mn, and fh.
fumes quickly sprcad over m. rntir,
ward. There was mo damage done
and the ngmos ,yrrc som hSotop ami
with pieces uf Garnet
-Four New Cnrs. -pour n,w ,,rs
similar to the ones usrd on tho Main
Tulsa street Rnih,,,y Comnnp, Thn,.
win arrive in a fcw davs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-02

lC ic tathc, Os-.\Iogc" Leslie.
"" confirmed rr rms of tho canine
'Nhc ,t Tulsa rip.arcd a few NOR,
than three dpEs day during the
month OF Ornl.r some of h,mc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-02

This years custom yield az New
lDrh from returning tourists viii
break the record The way 10 collect
e tu collect
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-02

Ioui New Cars. -Four new cars
similar TO the ones used on the Main
street line have ho"u shipped for the
Tulsa street Hallway COMPANY They
viii arrive In few DAYS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-02

Shields Rooms, ll9-A r.. md
Tulsa, Okla
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Warmth For Men Night
 Shirts-79c


 Men who hide under cover from the biting cold can find economical protection in these Outing Night Shirts. Changes in the department created d space problemHbriefly goods must be moved. These are taken out of the dollar boxes. Have braided front and military collar.
 85c Buys s Linen Handkercbiefs
 That's better than paying 25c each, don't you think? These are pure linen with hand em- broidered initials. Packed half dozen in a box.
 (Men's Store, Aisle Al
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Patent Leather Hats At 95
Luxurious Furs
'urs are fairly to be classified

Furs are fairly to be classified under the head of luxuries. They are. in that respect, like pianos or precious stones-ob- jects which are bought for life time--not merely to gratify passing fancy. They are less subject to changes of fashion than any other dress. Hence 1t behooves the intending purchas- CT of Furs to spend both time and care in their selection, and to convince herself of their worthiness and lasting qualities. Pay as little ns possible for name--and as much as necessary for quality-these are the con- dltions which should govern the purchase of F'urs. L., J. & L.. fuIfilIs this a T.
 A Black Belgian Lynx Set-e6.05
 This Is our special tomorrow Instead of &lO.
 Has large Russian shawl. with pillow or rug huff, lined with black satin.
 fFnrs, End F1oor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
A Paragraph On Prices

When you speak of low prices people get usiastc; others get suspicious Some believe that every thing cheap others that nothing be sold below price, Both half rght-both equally wrong To be sure you always buy first quality under price But there are circumstances make such situation possible There odd pieces and samples and samples always the best product of manufacturer There occasional if human.
 So things do happen which enable a shrewd merchant to buy and sell cheap.
 The page that follows is worthy example of this power. Howsoever attractive the pricefrst of all qualityhere
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
We Have Cracked Open the First Boxes of Holi-
 day Neckwear

There are two tables to greet you in the main aisle tomorrow stacked pretty high in boxed neckwear-and we've predicted that they wouldn't last the day out. Too good to last long. Jabots-and collars and bows a perfect shower of laces and Persian colorings. One placed "just so" in a box. When you're checking up the night before Christmas--then you'll be glad of your bargain. Two prices 25c and soc.
 tTables, Grand Aisie)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
A Prize Box of Hand
 kerchiefs-50c

Now if you women will just anticipate a little there's mo necessity for a single Christmas worry. Such as this you can't get in De- cember. Here are 125 dozen of sheer linen Handkerchiefs with d fancy embroidered initials In a box--all three different-a1l ready to give. With an easy conscience we can call these 25c Handker- chiefs. 800 boxes-tomOrrow.
 (Handker. siefs, Aisle F)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Three Cheers for the Petticoat
 Chief
Silk Petticoats $2.9s

Don't you think a buyer deserves a rous- ing vote of thanks when he can acquire 50 Silk Petticoats to sell for $2.9S identical with his regular $4.98 line? Regular standard of silk-made full width with the same tailored flounces. X few have Persian flounces. Not only light and dark colors-but blacks as well.
 OPetticoats, 2nd Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Combined Comfort and V alue In These Crepes at
 15c

Any woman shopper sees the special value at a glance. Anywhere everywhere such Cotton Crepes are 200. Large floral designs and plain colors-30 in. wide, affording won derful opportunities for kimonos and sacques. Not uncommon1y used for comfort coverings Ideal for the purpose. As draperies they're splendid.
 (Wash Goods, Aisle O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Just When They Are Most Interesting. Two Sweater
 Specials

Right from the fleecy new stocks of warm winter garments. we have taken these to put down the Frost spirit.
 $500 For $7.50 Sweater
 Long enough for your outings, your joy rides, your shopping ex- peditions-3S inches. Nothing but wool is knitted into these oxford grays. Just the right weight.
 $7.5O For $12.50 Sweater.
 A little longer-a litle heavier a little more fancy. The colors are knitted into uncommon weaves of oxfords, greens and browns.
 Sweaters, 2d Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Boys Suits That Will
 Hurry Out-S3.45

And why shouldn't they? Only yesterday they were priced to you at $4 and s450. The very suits we have been advertising-some with two pairs pants, and others have only one. What one lacks in quantity, 1t makes up easily in quality. Smart little suits in mix lures and good double-breasted styles. Sizes between and IT.
 Patent Leather Hats At 95c
 We haven't even removed the $2 ticket. A short time ago we couldn't get enough of them. They're the popular sailor shape browns, grays and white. Equally as good for girls as boys-from 4 to 10. (Boys' Store, Main Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Auto Veils--85c

Don't you consider that wonderfully cheap? If you knew the cost--as we do-- you would. A manufacturer SIP a dozen value--whic means $1.bo retail valu Extra large size-tin all tf new colors. A good so chiffon--hemmed inches a around.
 (veils, Aisle I To Have a Real Lady Like'' Looking Waist Buy An Embroidered Waist Front-$1. .49
 At once you have saved and gained. Saved 51c from the original price of $2-and gained an effect that Isn't found in ready-made Waists. There are 200 of these nov city fronts. Real Madeira work on the finest and sheer of Swisses and Nainsook. Has every appearance of hand- work.
 Embroidery, Aisle ID
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13

This Is the buyers story. If I. hadn't been the "inside'--like other merchants we would have to sell these for s750. Extra large "a beautiful cluster of lustrious Puffs-n all desirable shades.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Wool Goods-Very Much
 At a. Price

We have yet to see or hear of in Birmingham any such selling of wool goods-as we promise here-for Monday and Tuesday. If our buyer has overbought his limit-why In the world shouldn't you get the full benefit of the sacrifice.
 A 50c SALE
 40-fnch French Serges. 40-fn. Storm Serges. 42-fnch Cheviot Serges, 44-inch Scotch Plaid serges, 5Dc values. 75c values, 75 pieces.
 These Novelty Wool Goods Are Greatly Reduced. Fancy Cheeks,
 Plaids and Mixtures s1.50 values for ........ .00 s200 and s2.50 values for S1.5O s3.0O and s4.00 values for e2.5O
 Dress Goods, Aisle F)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Young Peoples Shoe

2A to 6--instead of $2.50
 $l.OS
 11M to 2-instead of 2.25 .... $1.75 .... ...... Sh to 11-instead of $1.75 Including Shoes for child ren, misses and large misses. Patent colts-cloth tops and button shoes. With no extra charge for our expert knowledge of fitting growing feet. Monday only.
 P. s. The sale of Educator Shoes is continued from Sat .urday---selling the regular $2, s2.25 and $250 lines-in such sizes as we haye-for &.25.
 (Sh0e Store, Main FIO0r)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
S5 and ST Trimmed
 Hats S3.50

Two tables of exclusive ideas at a very common place price. Velvet turbans, Persian banded soft hats and black velvet draped toques. For misses, large mush- room trimmed hats black and col ors. Millinery,
 2d Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
To Demand Your Aenon Million Dollar Stock of Desirable Merchandise

It is for to celebrae-the largest and in every way the greatest stock of winter merchandise assembled in the L., J. L. sore Scuying to the four of the globe have sent corps of able buyers-and with small pride do present the brilliant array of that will do credit to ourselves and to wonderful city Here
 congress of the practcathe new the beautiful the un common Energetcaly exertng every effort for many months gone by to the end of pleasing particular public produce result in of greatest expectation and with confidence unbounded invite you here Euhu sastically we welcome you to share with in admiration of wonderful work-to boast with us of store-the largest South and the best.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-11
THE SPIRIT OF THE WEST.

Citizens of Wenatchee take a just
pride in the new Commercial club
building which is being dedicated
today. The completion of this
structure marks an epoch in the
commercial Importance of the city.
1t is a tribute to the optimism and
public spirit which are character
istic of the business men of Wen
atchee. A decade ago when the
census returns gave Wenatchee a
population of some 500, there was
small reason to anticipate that the
forthcoming census would show a
population of over 5000 within the
corporate limits. II the residents
living on small orchard tracts with
in a radius of two miles be includ-
ed in the enumeration, the popula-
ton would approximate 5000.
Two factors, presupposing trans
portation facilities, explain the
transformation of a dry dusty flood
plain within comparatively few
years into a network of small or
chard tracts with a rapidly grow
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-11

ing city in its midst, namely. irriga-
ton and a world wide market for
tho big red apple which has given
the Wenatchee valley a distinctive
identity. With irrigation came the
scientific study OF fruit culture, new
methods OF preparing fruit for ship
ment, and an entrance into the mar
kets of the worlds greatest COM
mercial centers. So extensive has
come the demand for Wenatchee's
apples that it is a common remark
that it is necessary to go to New
York, or Boston, London or Paris.
Melbourne or Sydney in order to
get the best that this North Central
Washington region produces.
The dedication of 100000 Com
mercial club building in itself by
city of 5000 population is not an
event of extraordinary Importance,
but it is an illustration of the spirit
of enterprise which has taken hold
of new communities in this great
Northwest. Neither is to be taken
as an indication that materialistic
considerations are chiefly valued.
1t is a happy coincidence that the
people of Wenatchee will dedicate
a new 100000 high school building
a few days after the doors Of the
Comemrcial club rooms ore opened.
Into these new western communi-
ties, men and women are constant
ly coming from the older commune
ties of the East where they inter-
mingle with the pioneers and their
descendants of a few generations
ago. These newcomers are ambi-
tious and energetic and under ia
vorable material conditions, they
find ample opportunity to enjoy the
comforts of life amid similar condi-
tions of culture and refinement from
whence they came. This new North
west is developing a type of citizen
ship similar to that which was de-
veloped by the old Northwest in the
decades before Civil war.