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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
New South Omaha Postmaster
Popular Man with Home Folks

Lev r Eitsr the new postmaster .oi
zourh omaha vas born a. Utica y Y
IA .1oss sur5sr lsss aad anne west with his
Darzuts n ls-r The Er-rrs FIRST sertie1
in Illinois but tn lgss rae- removed to soltl
C--aba where tIe- hare BEEN iOcatsd ever
si7ce Ike his lather. rhe present post
master was rnE1-Hd IN the grocer huz-
--zs before enter 1E .1-o D''iucal HiF-
T=fs rrv- public H1Eui1tsmnr Vas c-ief
- tie RE 5e-ar-alF1f iu S1uth Omaha a
position no he'd for f-= Tsars I'1T-ns
tIis period 1e he'd thar office he had fra
aueur -zf0znffI0ns ef he effriear-. 90
ne-ial- 5--inE tha big ere m the Dacl
hous7 district
M Elter-E 1uaT fcssionz for ais Drsssn
position are generally a,imirred- Ife Is
pr--erf deuu-- Bostuasts- and has seq r.,
two terms t1 that Office He has besr
ass start 90 II. D. HoEa dE-ing his uFr
~ rordfuE -re off.ra P-o- 90 rhar L.
Hrra-I a. ~fsra-r 70 his ea-her during r
-r--d --ra IN vas prs7cl palir ovinE
rr- arr -f-- 1r a.. Erre- '1 the ara rE
ne --Buulf an -a-rv .- soEtr Uuala fra
als sar-=r vas ua7n 1-grnasf0r- ala
no interval between MS drafa and Ir
Tr17s.s aruoiurul-rt h- ofaciatsd as pos
usz1r-
1915 a-r-ouuH Mr -re- has aiWaTs Dr.
-rl 1.Ir-rr fds nrFef Eifh the sr1nirs
r.z rs-f- ard ras 5er1 feader amsuE O.
-rauEar rpuuhiicaus ~ tliE s=vtion 't
Iouz,sz rnunI- 10 has hr his 9aitUrH
aatiririrs Iefr no =mhirrsr=d memorfrs. au..
az parties are delighted an his urunlur o.
This feeling Is especially evident in 0Hs
drId ~ snurt a. the new postmaster Il an
enthusiastic huWler- EiE name has fre-
ausurlr Egur-d hiEh up iu Tire weezlE
aEsraz-s. Jr is rhis fact IS vel az hi=
1rurnlrisnre IN local politics. mat has made
llE appointment 50 generally popular.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Calls Girl, Shoots
Self and Resumes
His Conversation
New York Club Man Attempts to Kill
Himself During Conversation
with Young Woman

NEW YORK Dec. sE-After firing a hui
lst iaro MS head. Iohn. Rsce- VFopped him
SELF on hls eIbpw on the nDor and, calling
for the telephone receiver calmly re-
sumed . conversation he had been hold
ing with young WoHsaa AZ the other end
of the line
Rice was sitting vita several friends
n the Chatham club early when suddenly
he jumped up and went 20 the telephone
is that vou. Ray" be inquired. when the
ring vas answered. and then. aftsr he had
the reply said
I'm going 70 DO fl
With that he pulled a revolver from his
pocket and placing the muzzis at hiH ear
fired. II was said AZ the hospital thar he
has an even chance Tor life.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Boy Frozen to Death
Near Grand Forks
Sister Who Wandered Away with Him
VIII Die-coroner's Jury Charges
Parents with Neglect.

GRAND FORKS. ~ D. Dec. a-Tha-
the s-Tsar-oId aon n Mlchaei 0tf az Rich
ardson. y. ~. frozs 70 death a. the r.
suit of his parents ncgieca. 10 the vendict
q the coroners jury that investigated the
ease today. A SISTER. years Old. who was
win the boy. viii prahahly ale
The children disappeared from the house
about noun- and u Waz evening before
ueishb0rs we're called 70 help 70 search
for theTi- They were found AZ the rear af
their home one dead End the other win
her legs frozen from ths knees down and
beth arms eruzez.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

% rhe prugram- The Commsreiai Ciln.~
VIII be- responded 10 bv Alherr ST. Ieff=ris.
an arroruev vim q reputation f0r hr-luanrs
and feitriu iu orator.
The tao travelling maHs organizations
vii be represented the rrareieTs Protsc-
-re Association 81 Mr. Chass and the
United Commercial Travellers hy Charles
" HlnEe. Erand enunsellar 81 thar order.
M HluEf ID q Verv weH EnuUn traFeilnE
man and 10 generally knuUu among ms
associate as -Grandua Itfuzie He - on
ths ruad for McCori-Erad--
rhcra rlI ho several orher sn-a sers a.
tls travelling meas timer and ever sales
man uho arrends wfH b. made 20 Pei thai
the cammsrEial enterprise OF ra= -rv aa-
precares MS work In spreadius the the
goods ana the repufaEon ~ Omaha
lhroughlul me l11nug-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

7. 3 H0ru was known q. oae FratA''st
of Nebraska For many - De vas
recognized a. the greatest Individual feed
er of catrie in the United States. His In
terests we're confined 70 banking. cattle
raising and the BUYING o. grain. The head
quarters for conducting his business are
located az Central Cir1. wnere he has a
bank. IarEs grain Office and elevator
The H8rd home is at Central CITY. The
Hurd cattle feeding ards near Central
CITY. are among the largest IN the state
Other eztrle Yards belonging 70 the Hord
company are located in the western part
u The state
Elevators u the Hord Grain company are
situated N several towns OF Nebraska and
Iowa The CsntraI CITY National Bank
- known a. tss Hord bank ard T. B.
Hord was is president
For many years r. p 7urd lived On the
Home ranch. which is Just q mile east OF
Central City. This farm curnpri isss several
hundred acres A few years aED Mr. Hurd
erected a beautiful residence in Central
City and moved from the farm SIS sun
Hsber was gwen the ranch house for his
residence. Within the last four years Eebsr
Hond has built a residence across the street
rom the ore IN which bis father lived and
has deserted the ranch as a living place
7. 3. HOrd was Central Citv's most pub
Sc spirited citizen Through mis- donations
the parks and public buildings of the town
were improved He siWavs was interested
in having the town built I'd and used MS
influence 70 get the property owners u
erect brick store buildings with the result
that NEST Of Central City's business sec
tons ID composed Of brick ana stone str-uc-
f1rsA-
Mr. H0rd . survived by Mrs Herd. a son
and a daughter The children are mar
ried- The daughter lives in Los Angeles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
AERoPLAEEs FoR The NAVY
Earh scuat Cruiser Be Equipped
With I've.

WAsE5Ie, GTON Dec 2a-rwO aero
planes or az least oze rWo-seated machine.
sho=id cans-Uzra par of me equipment Of
each scout cruiser Or the United States
arms TiEis recommendation, as the initial
step of TIE government in the actual de-
veloument % serial NAVIGATION from the
standaC.ul OF tae ma j. made in report
TO ssa5 soarv Zsrsr b. Captain WasiIing-
Ton T. Chambers. wno vas delegated b.
she Eezrsru-- % srEdv the possibility oi
the zsropiznH in varfa-e-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
School Board AVerts
a Strike Of Janitors
WalkOut al New Raven Is AVerted by
Members Making Subscription to
"a Meer EsS-atuwl.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec eE-AIsmbsrs
OF the Board of Education Of ne New
Haven public schools had the unique ez-
pertence last night of avoiding strike of
s1iis.sl lsnitors bv voluntary subscriptions
Of the amount Of money demanded by the
janitors a. extra compensation CoOking
classes have been held clrlng the fau TOR
Young women VINO could not receive daY in
strucuons TIE ianiturs have ohiected 70
working overtime and the school board was
unanis TO secure inerease- c0mpen satlOn
for them The uirmatum came yestsrJiay,
and either the classes had TO be gwen up
OF the .anirurs pa d. The beard members
dug down into their Jeans and raised
cRsh enough 70 satisfy the wouLd-se strik-
era
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Man on Way Home to
Spend Christmas Killed
J. Z Frees Of Wichita Struck By Tram
az Holt No. lust After Filing
Telegram.

HpLr. No usr ef-Ja11n g. Frees og
rrtta. Kan Was struck and kilief here
t0H7 nr a nassenErr uraiu on tIe ChlraEu-
karfHgr0u G Quincy railroad He vas on
h's vas from Wichita to spend Christmas
u't7 1is brother - bis Old hone in Quincy.
Pc had Isft bis train 20 ssnd tele-
gan on fp his brother as hoiuus.
Home f1r Christmas a.. 2 o'eioez this
affeIunun.
seiurninE ro his traln be aas srruck By
one from The otlc- direct.on His vie
and a l@-g -nr-oid 500 we're win M Frees
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
C. u. MURPHY HAS ARM BROKEN
ChIcaEu Ha-r n4H NuEast~ FsII- 90
ley WaTk NeHr Is Honze -
Wfuav Gfrv-

CHICAGO. Dec 1f.-r'TesileEr Charles W.
Murphy 20 rtr shicas8 National League
Ease EaI club ppsared t1dav al a vest
-ide t1FuIral win BROKEN arm. He sald
fs had gone QUO .asr evening after dinner
for a short Uals near las sheridan road
hculc, had siipEri on az fey walk ard feI
heavy Hn ris nsn- arm. lrrzEinE ir lust
above rh- wrist slrEical attention last
uiE1r fa1cd 90 saEiEfT him and he han an
X-ra- photograph taken Of the frartuns 30
dag. 20 assure himself it had been car-d hsr
pr1periT-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
BIG PAT DAY IN PITTssURe
PaymaHseru IR IadusezssI FSanta Dts
trfbafe seven Hflstsas AmoR@
Employees.

PTETS2URG. Pa Dsc. 2L-Paymastsrs
IN the industrial plants in the Pittaburg
district cumpietsd is1etr work today when
the last Of s7ma5oa was distributed 20 the
men Il r. one OF the largest says IN the
History Of the district and Included men
employed b. the steel. coal and coke in
dustriss a. well as the river interests. One
corporation paid 1.ba3 men on Friday In
order that their families might have the
money for shopping eariv zafnrdaT. Others
havs been dLsfrsiurinE funds throughout
the week The holiday viii be short
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
VIII DRAFT NEW MEASURE SOON
mna--fon BiII 90 Represent
esu1g staE % Majority af WaEs and
Means Commitree--Csufers
vim Good-

WASFTNGTON. Dec 24-The cens,Is
bureaus congressional apporuonment
scheme viii be before members of the
house commits on CENSUS for consider
alton between nov and the re-asseTr1bling
of CONGRESS. January g. Chairman Cr1lu1-
PACKER af that COMMITTEES mas had printed
the statistical tables prepared By the CEN
sus bureau. showing the effect 0f various
changes IN the basis of spportiuument of
tire representations Of the different states
These vii be mailed 70 the members OF
the COMMITTEES. VINO are al their homes or
IN Washington for the holidays.
This IS designed to expedite the consider
afIon of the plan 80 that when that body
meets every member viii have had time TO
go over the tables thoroughly and b. bet
ter prepared for acton on the proposal 20
report the bin TO the house a. this ses-
sion
Capitol Deserted.
The capitol was almost deserted todav,
most OF the members of congress being
al their homes for the holidays Rspresen-
tatiFe Lungworth u Ohio vas one Of the
few members ar work he is gUing ever
the whole question Of a tariff commission
bin and viii have completed draft Of a
measure, representing a. nearly as pos
and means conmirtse b. the time thaf
congress assemblies on January
Mr. Longworth's work On the commission N
idea follows his conferences with Repre-
senrarives Good Of Iowa and Lenroor of
Wisconsin. in BOTH of whose bills be found
good points
Many thousands OF copies OF the report
and hearing az the COMMITTEES that con-
Quoted the Ballinger- Pinchot Investigate on
viii be distributed Throughout the couu-
ny Il is estimated the cost viii BE- sl1s2Z.
according n Representative Cooper Of
Pennsylvania. chairman OF the house COM
mittee on printing
Mr.. Cooper and members OF his commit
tee favored getting out large edition 70
meet the widespread demand for informa-
ton on the subject MeanWhile the house
committee on agriculture has yer 70 act on
tie report 81 the iuvsstsEaring COMMITTEES.
whfch was referred 10 r.
The report - the sgrfGaitunal COMMITTEES
With e b perfsnet0rg rsrsrn q the mAtrer
TO The house without deiv'ls into the ease
an all
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Minneapolis Chief
Of Police Resigns
Colonel Frank 7. Corriston Quits OF.
fee as Result Of Charges Al
lsging Graft

AINNEAFoLIs Dee cs.-Coionsi PRANK
r Corrtstuu. slpsriut-ndsnr o. rhe Mime
s0oHs puiics, TO-DAY rcsigned % raEs ecrecf
January + and Captaiu Mlchae' Msalsv a.
lrrssnr assistant slperntsudsut On d.
lufr wlI sucu=ed him. CarrisIan's r-ziE-
nauou fsiloWed the VICE fTrestiE1nun of
rhe srand iudg and tire cT1tirism q Uie
sllsEsd iaKiry 81 rhs police IN snc,rcins
lhs ava
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

AZ Z rI-eElA- Wis Dee -r-afrz Anna
Lehman llad .lis marnlnE AZ tl- aga of
40 Teara and r months -na Ezs born On
Germany, and asst June relehrzrad her I08fh
rirrllaT anulE eTsarT ar nL- HICulr a.
WhiGh sire danced r-a Uirucr aud sang
German songs. she tH survived hv fhrse
chlidueu- fhirrHeu ErIudTlI iIfirHu. seven
teen Erear- srandchlldren and enc grsat
ErzzI- Erandchild
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Thomas Benton HOrd
Dies Of Paralysis in
Minneapolis, MINI.
Central City Nan Who Was largest
Cattle Feeder IN World Passes
Away in Nil City.

CE-ST BAL CITY. Nen.. Dee zi-izpes "a
T-ieEram-l-Th0mas Benton Hord. the arg
est cattle feeder In the world and Tor many
years past resident here. died this morn
ing az Minneapolis. MINI where he bad
gone only few days ago to consult spe-
ciaiiEt He vas stricken with paralyza
ABOUT tEo years aEo and had not acfively
engaged IN business since that tune
He went 20 Europe this summer % the
Baden Baden Springs and returned much
improved He and Mr. Hord vent 70
Minneapolis last sundav and no fntima-sou
BAD bean received mat he vas worse un-
~ the telegram this morning aunouurin~
MS death.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
ENGINEERS PAY Is
R4ISED:N0 STRIKE

Ten and 0ne-Third Per Cent Increase
and Improvement Of Working
Conditions Granted
NEIL SECURES CoMPRCEsE
Drivers Secure Control Of Electric
aud Gasoline Cars.
BOTH SIDES EEL0 SOME POINTS
Stone Says Suffering and Loss Would
Attend TaIkout
NEW RATE EFFECTIVE AT ONCE
Nisisns 90 Arnitratian Uadrr Ersirsaa
Act nHd Lonz. D-->frurtiv~ strfks
BrtnE ossan-uts rsErth~r
wI1hFa ~ Haur.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

There can b. ua duutf af His sE-rlr5re e.
cspacitv rhruuEu his ha slns held The afrc-
70 d~put- Postmaster f.r tao flI terms
Mr Bitter whn E g. years aid. reside a.
ssI E1rtf TUanterh street =aHrH omaha
o. H married and has tlr=e children
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
APP0RTIONMENT
TO BE TAKEN Up
Consideration Of Census Burean 3
Scheme BY Members Of House
Committee IN Order.
STATISTICAL TABLES ARE READY

Copies VIII Be Mailed to Representa-
tves During Vacation
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
ALL ARE READY
FOR CHRISTMAS
Metropolis Prepares for the Holiday
that This Year Wiz Be Of Three
Days Duration
BUSINESS WORLD TAKES A REST

Multitudss Gather in the Retail Dis
uicts 70 Purchase Presents.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
CAPITOL IS ALMOST DESERTED

Representative LOngwOrth One Of the
Few Who Work.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

Dinners Are Served "a Thousands Of
the Citys Poor.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

HEARTS OF CHILDREN GLADDEzED
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

Fer Nebraska Unsettled.
FOR Icvn. Su0a
For weather report see pags I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03
6Oc All-linen Irish
Bleached Table DamaSk,
39C

SELDOM, If ever. does the opportunity occur to buy
ALL-LINEN Table Damask at such low price. Make
of the present offering and supply to-
We 25 pie full beache4 Irish Satin Table
Damask 90 inches wide every thread all pure linen. of
weight and finish at Soc yard. Every store
sell this for coo regularly. Choice OF
q line of attractive patterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03
WOmen'S Csc and Csc
Burson Stockings,
12hC a Pair.

"Burson'' Stockings made with widened leg,
ankle shaped foot-the only hose knit to fit
without a They extra elastic and the most
comfortable hosiery a woman
Light medium weight cotton, with hem and rib
top: also whitefo Seconds" of 25c and 35c quail
ties 121sc pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03
1Oc to 15c
Buttons,
SC.

Genuine Ocean Pearl But
tons. fine quality white moth
er-of-pearl.
Plain. fancy carved ana
fish-eye effects, in IL, IL. 10
and IS ligne.
In a variety OF styles ana
patterns.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15

can be built. The new receiving hos
pital Is commended.
The maltreatment of Charles Will
liams, the negro who shot officer San
ders last fall, according to the grand
attorney to bring action against the
Pacific Light and Power company and
A. l.. Burt, who holds the franchise
from the county for the use of roads
for poles. The collection of these Items
is asked to be brought to the attention
OF the supervisors, and that the
amounts be collected every year when
due.
The grand jury declares that unsat-
isfactory conditions in the books of the
various departments of the county are
the lack of proper system and organiZa-
ton. A travelling auditor who will visit
all the departments and systematic all
departments of the county In univer-
sal manner Is suggested. 1t Is believed
by the investigating body that such an
officer, who would regularly visit the
various offices, would save the county
a great deal Of money expended each
year for the auditing of the county
books.
The grand jurys investigation into
alleged Irregularities in the fire depart
went developed the fact that 1t has
been the practice of certain unnamed
officials to buy and sell property and
supplies without authority, and that
while no criminal intent was estab-
lished, strict rules to prevent a recur-
renee Of the acts are earnestly recon-
mended. A complete inventory of all
the city property should be made, ac-
cording to the report, and no property
bought or sold except on requisition,
with proper voucher filed with the city
auditor, and the proceeds of all sales
to be deposited with the city treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
SANTA MONICA OFFICIALS
SAFEGUARD CITY FUNDS
Amend Ordinance to Prevent Re-
currence of Shortage 0ccaS-
ioned by Bane DefaIcation

SANTA MONICA, June 14.-The city
council in amending the ordinance pro-
viding for the depositing of city money
by the treasurer and tax collector has
taken a course that is expected to pre-
vent heavy defalcations by any future
treasurer The amendment provides
that all sums in excess Of $1,000 shall
be deposited in banks of this city by
the treasurer and tax collector. This
capital of the treasurer's office, which
is considered by the city officials to
be sufficient for every day business.
This action follows the disappearance
of Ralph Bane, city treasurer and tax
collector and the subsequent discov-
cry that more than 100000 Of city
funds was missing. When the coun-
Gil acted on the amendment at the re-
quest of Councilman HolWedell, Coun-
Gilman Snyder was overheard to make
reference to docking the stable after
the horse was stolen"
Notwithstanding persistent efforts
on the part of the police of many
cities to find Ralph Bane, who left here
April 30, no word of him has been re-
ceived since the receipt of letter by
j. B. Proctor, we'll known promoter of
this city, in which Bane confessed to
looting the city treasury of a consid-
cradle amount. In the letter he de-
clared he would never return to Santa
Monica and he appears to be making
good his threat. The theory suggested
by close friends of Bane that he has
taken his life after awaking to re-
alization of his crime is not received
seriously by the police. The latter hold
to the opinion that Bane has made
90 5Ai, fIa hn nf
in one of the Central American repub-
lies
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
.DE PALMA SETS RECORD
IN GIANTS DESPAIR RUN
Noted Driver, in Big Fiat, Climbs
Steep Grade in Wonder
full Time

WILKESBARRE, Pa, June 14-The
fifth national hill climb over Giants
Despair, on the Wilkesbarre mountain,
under the auspices of the Wilkesbarre
Automobile club was held today and
witnessed by $4,000 persons.
Ralph de Palma, driving a 200-horse-
power Fiat, made a new record over
the course, going the distance of 5000
feet, at a rise of 700 feet, with one
sharp elbow and an IS" turn, with the
grades from 10 to % per cent in 1:2S 20.
He broke by three seconds the record
established by David Bruce Brown in
his 200 horsepower Benz last year.
A Warren Detroit car, driven by Tom
Berger the first one up the hill, was
ditched near Mountain House, about
half way over the course, the car skid
ding on a short course where the road
was oily. Berger was thrown out and
had a narrow escape from injury.
The Hollenbeck trophy was won by
Fred Belcher in a Knox Giantess, the
time being 1852 3-5, the fastest ever
made by a winner of the gold cup in
this race.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
Personal Mention

Rev. Father Phi. Farrely of Watson
Vile is at the Westminster.
e. w. Cockley, a prosperous oil man
of Coalinga, is in the city on business.
Judge w. r. English, Yuma, Ariz,,
is among recent arrivals at the Hollen-
beck
r. w. Stockbridge. prominent in the
shoe business of st. Louis, arrived at
the Hollenbeck yesterday.
Mrs. F. ]. Porter and Miss Porter,
prominent society folk of Beaumont,
are guests at the Van Nuys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zazicek, who are
enjoying @ pleasure trip in western
states, are guests at the Westminster.
G.. l. Campbell, large lumber dealer
in Portland, is on a brief business
trip in this part of the state. He is at
the Lankershim.
DR.. r. w. Martin, Las Vegas, head Of
the staff of the Tonopah AMI Tide
water hospital, is transacting busi-
ness in Los Angeles.
o. G. Cook, general claim agent of
the Florida Fruit Growers associa-
ton. with headquarters at Tampa, Fla,
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday.
A. w. Bullard, western representa-
tive of the New York broking firm of
e. H. Rollins & Sons, was among yes
terday's arrivals at the Van Nuys.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Swope, touring
Southern California, are in Los An
geles for few days and stopping at
the Westminster Mr.. Swope is well
known in New York banking circles.
Among prominent railroad men who
registered yesterday at the Hayward
were ]. e. Granfell, Denver claim
agent of the freight department Of the
Colorado Southern, and A. Gould, San
Francisco, claim agent of the South
arn Pacific.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
NOMINATING PETITIONS ON
FILE IN BRADBURY BLOCK

Democratic nominating petitions for
those recommended at the Democratic
conference at Long Beach can be signed
at the office of Harry Dean, 426 Brad
bury block.
Chairman Albert NJ. Norton of the
Democratic county central committee
states that these petitions are being
signed by numerous members of the
party, and urges all Democrats to exert
themselves TO attach their names to tho
petitions within as short q time as is
possible. 1t is hoped by Norton that the
petitions will contain sufficient signatures
by July /, and he urges Democrats to aid
in making this hope reality.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
AMERICANS WIN MORE
HORSE SHOW PRIZES
Hunters, Harness Pairs and
Phaeton Drivers Draw
HonorS at London

LONDON, June 14.-Edwin H.
Weatherfee of New York won the
Diana cup for ladies' qualified hunters
at the international horse show today.
His David Grey and Keswick took first
and second honors. respectively, in this
class. w. H. Moore OF New York, with
High Roller and Hinocker, captured
first prize in the class for pairs of har-
ness horses not under 1873 hands shown
to mail phaeton. Lieut.. F. B. Bar
rett of New York won second honors
with artillery in judging officers
chargers, heavy weight.
The King, owned by Miss Lula Long
of Kansas City took third in the class
for single horses, any age, exceeding
fifteen hands. Judge Moore won first
and third in the class for single har-
ness horses exceeding sixteen hands
with Robinhood and Wallenstein, re-
spectively.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
POMONA NOTES

POMONA, June 14.-The work of paw
ing Carey avenue is in charge of the
Barber Asphalt Paving company.
The funeral of Miss Kate Gerling was
held this afternoon from Todd's funeral
chapel in North Carey avenue.
Major w. w. Midgley, Captain Duffy
and Lieut. H. C. Ludden of company
D, N. G. c., are at Monterey, attending
the school of military instruction.
The graduating exercises of the sem
Tor class of the local high school will
be held this year at the First Chris
tian church, Thursday, June 2S. There
ing class
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
SANTA FE EMPLOYEES TO
BE SURPRISED WITH RAISE

SAN BERNARDINO. June 14.-Santa
Fe officials will tomorrow surprise their
employees with a 10 per cent increase of
wages added to the pay checks of all
salaried men hitherto receiving under
$50 month.
The intended raise has been kept a
secret on the coast lines. When the
announcement was made from Topeka
the first of the month that a 10 per
cent raise had become effective officials
here professed ignorance.
The increase effects about 100 men
here, mostly clerks, the great majority
of other employees working by day
schedule. The raise amounts to about
$500 among local employees.