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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13
SCORES KILLED IN
MINE EXPLOSION

Birmingham, Ala, May
5.-An explosion in the
mines of the Palos Coal &
Coke company, 80 miles
from Birmingham, this af-
ternoon at 1 o'clock,
killed, it is believed, be-
tween $50 and 100 men.
The first man found dead
was $50 feet from the en-
trance Of the mines. The
chief state Inspector and
First Aid to Injured So
ciety members are flock
ing to the place. A spec
ial train is now leaving
Birmingham for the scene.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13
ONE SMALLPOX CASE is
CAUSE OF NEARLY 5000
VACCINATIONS ON SHIP

Philadelphia, May "a IL
year-oId immigrant boy, sus-
pected of having smallpox,
caused 2,7o0 persons to be COM
pulsorily vaccinated on the
North Lloyd German steamer
Maine last night and early to-
day. The Maine arrived here
yesterday from Bremen with
with 1855 immigrants and As
cabin passengers. AS the pas
sengers we're disembarkine word
came that the boy possibly had
smallpox.
Eight hundred immigrants
who had departed on a BaIti-
more e. Ohio special train were
intercepted and brought back to
the ship during the night, and
175 other newcomers we're
rounded up in the streets in the
southern part Of the city and
also returned to the Maine.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13
IN SESSION..

Plttsburg, Pa, May 6.-The 18th an
nual gathering Of the Electro hemicai
Society. with a large attendance Of
delegates from all parts OF the coun-
Try, opened sessions here today. Prom
inent among the delegates present h.
p. /. Y. Herolt. OF Paris, France. in
ventor of the electric furns &c for steel
making. "
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13
MORE TROUBLE IN CHINA.

Chang Sha. China, May 1.-The band
OF revolutionists employed by influential
persons here TO instigate anti-govern-
ment riots. have moved on to Tayeh
Hupeh province, which explains yes
terday's reports from Hankow of trou-
BILE In Hupeh. There Is reason to be-
lieve hat the authorities have the sit
uation in the latter province as well
as here under control.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13
KING EDWARD SUFFERS
WITH BRONCHIAL ATTACK

London, May liking Edward
10 suffering from q severe
bronchial attack. His majesty
has been confined to his room
for two days, and today his con-
dition was such that no was not
able to 90 TO the railway sta
ton to meet Queen Aiexandra,
who returned this afternoon
from the continent.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13

The army is experimenting with
transmitting bugie calls for long dis
tances with the aid OF the megaphone.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13
WESTERN n clEs.

81, Joseph, Mo. May 6.-Cyrns Sax-
ton; retired, who was prominent II tha
early history OF Northwest nTisso,,,; :
a freighter. died at his horne near hsra
today aged 76
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13
ORAL B00KMAKING BILL
Is PASSED I'M NEW YORK

Albany, N. Y May 6.-Following q
conference today with Governor
Hughes, Senator Newcomb succeeded
TO have the Senate strike out his
amendment made yesterday to the
Agnew-Perkins anti-oral bookmaking
bill, and the measure was passed, In
the form which prohibits bookmaking
with or without writing"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13
A TO LECTURE.

Antwerp, May 6.-COmmander f.
Peary has accepted an invitation to
lecture before the Royal Geographical
Society of Antwerp.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13
FAT TOBACCO DIVIDEND.

New York. May 6.-The American
Tobacco company today declared n
quarterly dividend of 21s per cent on
the common stock and an extra divi-
dend OF 7a per cent. A quarterly divi-
dend of 112 per cent was declared on
the preferred stock. All the dividends
were the same as those for the last
quarter. The extra dividend declared
a year ago fer the corresponding quar-
ter was 3 per cent.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13

The earth's fertile area is estimated
NJ 2S, 1853, 200 square miles.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-05-13

SUGAR Is ADVANCED.
New York. May 6.--Al grades of re-
fined sugars were today advanced 10
nanfs nar 1nn nQundR. -
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY,

,,..,..,es only as information Tot guaranteed
- u, 1affv-E'or Virginia West VIZ
-. md Kentucky points Pullman sleep
= ~ cincinnati and Louistliie- E<irloF ca
- r5s-+o- week DAYS c. &. o. dining car
rom CharInttcsv -,-,-,--T -r,r---
so D m dsily-CINClN \ Ais / A.OD -
60 co SPECIAL solid train 60 -
--i+t T57-Ilrrau s1eepers 10 Chicago
- o7-I- a. important stations Pullman >
Syssf equipment and G 4 o. el I., ar
40 = =, daflv-F- r V LIMITED. for
-..L-s-.sst7 louisville the West Southwest
- o-r,-tl.vsest- Pullman sleepeIs 10 It.
j--fs TFot springs. Cincinnati, ana LOUISVILLE
n OFFICES 5IS Pa ave. l,sss F St. an
- station Phone Main le55 and Zl35 for
.55-s-s baggage cheeks, SerFatloIis' ana
+axfeabs
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S0IITHERN RAILWAY.

- following schedule figures published
- = information and are not suaranteod=
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Monte NsW
- i5,,7,sffguooza and Memphis e-l' 81
- Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. BIZ.
49, New orleans. 1910 p m
- Frsuofzs Knoxville. Chaftauoosa- Nash
-f1rC 1femnhIs. $40 a m daily Sleeping
csr open after 10 p M
ro- Atlanta BirminEharu. Columbia
charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Savannah Jack
~-----flIe and Florida points, Is D H. dslIy.
L s. BROWN. General Agent
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sr.HoARD AIR Ii y

- ,5aSlv-s'Se abOard Fast Mall
- 49, -Ta~res and Pullman sleepers %
$3.50. .v5 Jacksonville PaTiOr car Jack
e1-S5vfT7e TO Tampa Through sleeper .
- n II dafly-'-SS aboard h.9STress- cleo
..-.-t-- fe-l7ted sIeeperS and o6seTTation car
-Ll--ss ----7 5-f-h electric fans Through ser
- - y = ss,sunah Jacksonville Tampa. At
49, - - F54-n1In-ham, and Memphis Dinsss
cars -- - ~ 90 - "
---A0' y a. HARDWOOD g r A.
30 = PHILLIPS. u. z. A.
DvA~ C. =. A. Portsmouth Va
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For Rent.
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL. Blue LINE
For SaJs.


ROYAL Blue LINE
HEverv Other Hour On the Odd Hour
- ADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. new YORK
eco a rn-DIner, Pullman ParlOr Car
+e-f8 a r,-5-hour train Broiier Parl0r ca
900 a un--PulIman Broiler Parlor Car
Ell 90 a r.-Diner and Pullman Pa-iOr Car
= 500 D un--Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
go D. N - Royal Limited Al Pullman
FIre-ho1r-
go d rn-Coaches to Philadelphia
$50 D un--Diner and Observation PsrloT
$50 q. u.-coaches to New York
s1--15 N-T-SIeepers 10 Rev York
80 a ua--Sleepers u Philadelphia aud New
ATLANTIC CITY. 47.oo. 900, t11.oo = m.
7I-l1. geo p m
s-ETEPY HOUR or THE HOUR"
week Days. q = 70 - ? NJ -,
=a-s3 $685. go g. u-s 100 1oOl5 T12-e5.
- -aa -I-15. ze-Ul go T5--l- 80. Tz-Ul
s4.s5. -5.o5 4s.9s, SD Is-oe "a Is-s &c.,
800. s10.I0. eI0-S5. ~11-so. -l1-l5. ~ J.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. s1.z2, $50 ? N
C1~cCT1SSATI ST LOUIS. nd LOUIS
VILE. $40 d n, -f.oS ?. n. = 70 night
ga rieht- Sleeper ready, 10 p n.
Glen Fl AND. go ? IL
C,oTr-STnITS- $50 . m
TTHEEIIHlG. $40 a. M $50, , N
CUMBERLAND. 'SdS p-s1zl-s queer Cily
sE Z,zEST-ScHEsrER. 1910 q. n. i4:o5. 900
P FREDERICK. $50. 4s:1a. 80 a n =sa
20 - cl.2SP 51 e $50 Il n. 500 D. m
sT9sfl,- Except sunday SUNDAY only
--rT EPFTONES At all OF the 1oloWins
Ticket Offices: 1sl4 & ST. TEL NAN lA51s %
StatIo1 Ticket Offce, Main $50; NORMA
zion F3-r-e Nam ISL
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

s,-,-.z-,-a q Excursion Trains 10 and from
C-FTESAP EAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY = 1s1o
s--r,5e-+ ID Change Without Notice
zroNDaTS TO FRIDAYS INCLUSIVE
15C57r. leave District Line 81 50 and 11-e7
$50 $50. 7.45. and S.+5 ? N
,-7----f--[- leave the Beach az S.sb q rn-s
- SEQ 5-Oe 500. and 1000 P N.
SATURDAYS
---s-~- res~a District Line al SIS and 1I-03
=s-56 s,O0. so. 7.45, and ssf5 p
r,- - leave the Beach ~ SO a NJ
1q-f5- zoo 500. soc. S:eo, and 1o-sl P n
--' SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going leave District Line az - and I-o1
600 500 SEQ. 7-s5, and ss45 ?. n.
-e-----477- leave the Beach ST I-Qo a n.
- 80 500 500. SEQ. and 1o-eS p n
- ---' PAUL Y WATERS.
General Manage
-, - yo-f- ave ca for District Linz
80, For additional information Tee
-. Z s-.-rfn 100
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STORES

WA~TED-A STORE and RESIDENCE
We want Immediately, store suitable for
grocery business with residence above Want
io,s- rrfca and will pay cash Advise Us to-
Fev. Address AMERICAN LAND CO, az
Tgfh St y "
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDOwsi
White help and rnoder4Ss prices LEON Z
CAHOON. Acme window Cleaning Co. re-
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Mount vernon electric. good water >
large lots. cash $500 time, S-fs5 OWNER
BOX s.. Times ofhce-
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PRINTING
FLOOR FINISHING

Old FLOORS sCRAPED 70 the wood. re-
polished and vaxeS - our specially. expert
Wcr<Tnen- work guaranteed. FLOOR RE-
POLISHING CO. $50 SSd s. y. y. send
postal
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For SALE
Piver Front Property.

RIVER FRONT PROPERTY at this
Office and get Information about lots ard
small farms on Potomac river Splendid
chance for trgck crops, fruit. etc, and an
home Free trips on motor boat
Tor personal examinations AMERICAN
LAND CO 6IT 18th s. y "
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished and Unfurnished.

APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished and UNFINISHED
ONE. THREE. and I'VE rooms ana bath,
ranging In price fzDm $3.50 10 s57-s6 IN
THE BEAECLhIKE. 1870 18th St -. W.
convenient TO the Connecticut avenue and
81. cars, and in the neighbOrhOod easily
accessible 10 stores and market. and az
ne same time nice surrounding LaE
GREATEST BARC AIMS FOR TIE
MONEY N THE CITY See them and
be convinced Those renting at this time
VIII receive Is days rent free
kEY-SMITH & LATHAM, INC,
Second Floor Front Evans RI5g-
PhoEe Main 4sS2.
THE MILFORD. sss n ST. y w.-Besuti-
ful rooms and bath front ana back
porehes. open all around: beautiful lawn
ID foors $40
Three rooms and bath, large fror- porch.
ESQ.
Five rooms. bath; open All srcund; heat
and hOt-water. janitOr. 80 See these wei,
exposure High elevation. apply $50 T st
y " or 80 5th 81 y W
IN THE VERNON. You near 18Th. ons
SIX and one five-room and bath apart
ment- Price, - and $40
kEH-SMITH s. LATHAM, INC,
Second FIoo- Front Evans Bldg.
Phone Main fSS2-
DESIRABLE second-story two-family fat
a2s North Capitol; large rooms; BAT a ;
good condition; SZ5-50 Apply OWNER =
SeatoD y. W
FOR RENT-APARTBIENT
TIE Denver apartment, 1913 Chaplin 81
y ", .. ?. 4 ., and rooms and
bath SIS 90 so per lnoL-lh
Icl7lz c 81 y. E. 81 b. eeIlar-------.--.f10o co
Sla 18th St y E. rooms and bath Do
81 a ST y E r b.. hOt-water heat % %
- & Z ~ n =
rs 14th Street y. W.
FOR RENT-1I1I St. \. W. rooms and
bath; central location: hoi-Wste= heat;
leased By the year 70 adults only szssV
CLIFFORD A border 6o4 5th y w
SEVERAL. and 5-roou fats IN Petworth /;
complete in every res pect, newly papered
$3.50 and $50 per month ARTHUR CARR,
5e5 nth 81. y W
FOR REM
IoS4 sth s. ne. 5r. and b......,..,...---2isO %
$50 chtrch st. NV. 81 and B (coIl..,,.- : 81
I5z7 Church St. NV, or and b lcOl---... SO
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS co.
1876 Pa ave y w
GREAT INDTCFWFNT-Bea location
and apartments, 1-74 You, ST b.. ST b. also
1890 18th ST. A. b. each. Sis-5e- hey los3-
Virgins Apply OWNER. Inc Ba1ouT' 10Th
and You apt q
bath. porcelain bathtub and basin; ensm-
elsd sink, large pantry and closets large.
light and well ventilatsd rooms; cant be
beat for the money. Cnty $500 LEO
CLIFFORD - BORUEsN. So 5th y w.
FOR RF-NT-Furnjshed fats, central loca-
ton: references. THE ELMORE. 500 18th
81, JanitOr.
4. 2 HANDLER CO.
102 lILa st n "
THE MELTON. 4th and y. I. ave. n. w
Elevator and telephone exchange
q ana B.. 50 30. Or and D. $3.50. corner
6r- and b. S3250 ST. and b. Sl-5o
gAAT-I- " COCKRELI4. S02 F y. W.
FLATS FOR RENT-l2os clifton st y
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MOTORCYCLES

one Harley Davidson. . Indians. LlEht: l
Excelsior / Marsh. and j Minneapolis ?
speed van These are al bargains and are
IN good condition EXCELSIOR AGENCY.
SIS gh ST y W
READING STANDARD, single cylinder; good
~ Y ave
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FOR SALE-Elue country ll--ne. s rooms
hot and cold water, hath ans steam hear-
- acres OF building IS 10 minutes from
Union station on Pa l. p Cheap for CASH
Large shade trees. ARTHUR SCOFIEID.
Tuxedo. Nd
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Chores AddIHoa)
C.ARENDON Va

minutes from ACGeduCt Bridge VIA Fails
Church Electric Railway; IS minutes 70, I'm
81 and Pa ave. Original shade trees
Lots 500 each s. cash and s. Der month
No interest No Taxes.
monthly payments
b n DAVIDSON. Agent
Residence Clarendon. Va RossI,n. Va
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: BENsINCER Auctioneer-

DENIED PROPERTY.
On Mouda-. August -. a. D. m. viii
sell az public auction tne Sewage Pump
ing station. ID and y streets southeast. the
ing condemned property; - oil bar
Tels. about 1.5e9 feet hose. 500 pounds OF scrap
rubber iron ~ helbaTrov-s tools, manila rope,
b-ICkcts, oil cans. etc Terms cash At time
Of sac All materials to be removed by
purchaser within days from date Of sale
Failure TO 50 remove. X will become for
feited 20 the District Government. and the
property clerk viii dispose Of the same IN
such manner as he may deem TO the best
interest OF the District BY order of Com
inissiouers- D. - W H O-NEILJ. Acting
PROPERTY clerk. D.
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MAGNOLIA SPRINGS. LANHANI. Nd.
A chance 70 set a EAUTTFT7II HOME near
city only - minutes ride from Union Sta
ton On main lire % Pennsylvania railroad
COMAICTATION FARE ONLY CFNSTS-
Garden and resident tracts from 5 70 20
acres or more II desired SPRINGS and
RUNNING WATER on r7,or- - -.
Beautiful oa5- shade trees Most Of frssa
tracts are in high scate OF cultivated
ONLY A FEW LEFT There never has
been offered a more desirable property near
this city Land IS beautifully situated hieb
elevation and healthy EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS make IL possible for many 10
get a small fam and live independent
MONEY ADVANCED TO BUILD can ~
write At once Room 20. Colorado Building
TAKO1IA. d. &
Real bargains il homes. Investments and
lots- CHAS. IT, SHUT. u Chestnut St
FOR SsIFs-Near Laurel electric az Rer-
wyn- Nd acre, 6-room house, poultry
houses fruits fine water and garden: suaD
S2.See. BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 50 18th
y "
FOR SALE-5ss feet frontage on the Oh
18Th 81 road argyle At the proposed
main entrance to Rock Creek Park from
Sixteenth ST. nearly acres IN tract Forest
shade trees A. price that viii yield a
fabulous profit IN the near future Buy
direct from the owner. thereby eliminating
/ all partnership, syndicate. corporation o.
trust PTofJs.
FULTON r GORDON. Owner.
Specialist IN Suburban Really WILLIAM
II. RICHIE, Manager. Room SIS Colorado
Bldg Telephone Main al
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AUTOS FOR HIRE.
AUTOS REPAIRED

OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT, IN charge
Of ROBT- BASSETT. who has had 10
years experience IN auto construction We
able 70 take care Of auto repair work
q the most complicated character. Patrons
have absolute assurance that work left n
our care must be entirely satisfactory. con
GEESSIONAL GARAGE IS Pa ave ;. Z
Phone Il 16s1-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
RANDALL LCENSURES
HANL0N' RECORD
In Speech at Newly Formed Lin
coIn-RooSeveIt Club Criti-
CiSeS Opponent
BOTH ARE IN ASSEMBLY RACE
Ayers HanIon Cast Vote Against
Second Reading of Party
Circle Bill

A Lincoln Roosevelt club was or
ganized last night at 6023 Pasadena
avenue, which is in new precinct 2.
Captain J. o. Hawley was elected pres
ident and r. ]. Renner secretary. B. #.
Hill, A. J. Renner and O. L. Morgan
were selected as delegates for election
to the Republican county convention.
Charles H. Randall, the candidate Of
the league for assemblyman for the
Seventy fourth district, in an address
to the club accepted the challenge
thrown out by the machine candidate,
Hanlon, who states that he expects to
be reelected on the record he made
in the last legislature. Mr.. Randall
pointed out that Hanlon voted against
a motion to recall from the committee
ON federal relations senate joint reso-
luton No. 3, calling for a line of gov
ernment-oWned steamships from San
Francisco to Panama.
Hanlon also voted, said Candidate
Randall, to strike out Commissioner
Bristow's report criticising the railway
combination which prevents all compe-
tition in rates by water routes.
Assemblyman Hanlon, averred Ran
dali, cast his vote against statewide
vote for choice of United States sena-
tor giving the state the present law
which the speaker characterized as
little more than subterfuge, under
which a legislator is allowed con-
venient loopholes to escape the will of
the people.
Hanlon, it was stated, voted with
Leeds and the other machine members
to deny a second reading to the bill to
remove the party circle from election
ballots, a measure designed to secure
an intelligent vote in the choice Of all
county and state officers instead of
straight party vote for whoever might
happen to be on the ticket.
One OF the most serious lapses made
by Hanlon, according to Randall, was
his vote against a bill passed in the
senate prividing that the names of
judiciary candidates be placed in
separate non-partisan column. 1t was
killed in the assembly, Hanlon assist
ing in it's slaughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

opposition, through many years of Re
publican 'bosssm' and Southern Pacific
control. 1t was the battle of Maguire
and the battle of Lane, and 1t Will be
once more the battle of Theodore Bell,
the standard bearer of the Good Gov
ernment forces of California.
"Mr Bell will make his fight largely
on this issue, because it was his fight
before, and no man in the state has a
better right now to take the leadership
in that fight than has Mr., Bell. He
is glad to see Johnson follow suit glad
to have Republicans and others come
to his aid: but that will not cause MN
to desist, nor induce him to turn over
the anti-machine battle to the Re-
publicans. Their aid will be appre-
ciated, but 1t will only insure the tri-
umph of the Democratic cause and help
to elect Theodore Bell as governor.
mo one can for a moment be led
into thinking that Mr.. johnson has
instituted an original fight or that the
Republicans offer the voters of this
state their first opportunity to defeat
the Southern Pacific. for the anti-nna-
chine battles of Theodore Bell are po-
litical epochs in the history OF Call
fornia, and they brought him into a
prominence which will not be eclipsed
bv the success of Johnson"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
KOSHER OIL DEALERS
FINED; USED COLORS
New York Firm Fails to Make
Defense, and Others
Follow

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-That
nice red color which attracted 50
many of the downtown Jewish peo-
pie of this city into buying the "kosh-
er oil" which was turned out by Ro-
keach & &C. of New York, through
their agent, Meyer Katz of 1885 Pine
street. this city also attracted the at
tention of Harry p. Cassidy, special
agent of the dairy and food commits
sioner. The result is that the COM
pany has sent to Magistrate Beaton d
check for $3.50, fine and costs, without
entering any defense at all.
The word kosher borne by any
package which enters into the food
supply of Jewish family, particularly
in the downtown section, signifies to
that family that the article is pure
and that it has been made under the
proper regulations attached by the re-
igion of the Jews to their food. Ihe
Rokeach packages also bore the stamp
of Rabbi B. Cohen, Fifth and Essex
streets New York
With it's label all properly done in
Yiddish, the Kosher OIL of the New
York company made great headWay III
this city, and made it hard sailing for
other firms here who also mahuIac-
tured "l1osher oil"
- Agent cassidy took samples of the
oil from four local dealers who had
been supplied by the New York COM
nanv through Katz. Charles H. La
wall the chemist for the dairy ano
food department. pronounced the OIL
70 he made from cottonseed artiiclally
colored with coal tar, which gave the
nice red" color. go,
Two kinds of "kosher oil' were
turned out by the Rokeach company
ome of it was bottled, and this was
nure cottonseed oil. The doctored oil
came in five gallon cans, and was sofa
hv grocers over their counters IN
pound. half-pound and quarter-pouhu
lots. ~ 51,1
Two local concerns have been added
TO the list of those who have pald
fines for artificially coloring .kosner
oil' and selling it as pure in this CITY.
Tbev Maid their fines without even
nutting i'm a defense, after they
learned that the New York firm hao
Maid it's fines. The local firms were
isaac Iieberman. 307 Carpenter street;
and Abraham Shapiro, 522 Federal
street. They each paid a fine OF $oo
and costs. Their defense was tnat tney
cnuld make no headway with the New
Work company ana its mice red color;
sin another "kosher OIL dealer VIII
have a hearing Monday before Magls-
trate Peaton. He is Seidel CheVansky
Of 212 Bainbridge street. o,---.-.,.
Paul Rosenbluth, 1928 South SeVemI9i
street. dealer and L. Meister, 2594
south Seventh street baker potll
charged with having rotten eggs IN
their possession, will have hearlhs 5
Monday. and Peter Arrighl OF Prlllos'
delaware county, will also nave
hearing on a charge of selling hlouius
sauerkraut.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
GUBERNATORlAL CANDIDATE
TO SPEAK IN LOS ANGELES
Nathan EIIery, Republican, at
Turner Hail. Tuesday Night

Announcement was made yesterday
that Nathan Ellery, one of the many
Republican machine candidates for
governor, will speak to the people of
Los Angeles on the evening of Tuesday,
July 26, at Turner hall.
In a circular letter sent over the state
by Ellery he says he stands "squarely
against the machine and against the
Lincoln Roosevelt league" He de-
nounces Johnson and Herrin in the
same line, and roasts Anderson as the
machine candidate, although most of
the northern newspapers have declared
Curry is the regular machine candi-
date, inasmuch as he was induced to
run by w. F. Herrin, the machine boss.
Anderson says Ellery was put into
the race by Charley Curry merely to
help him (Curry) fight Johnson. Ellery
is very bitter against Johnson, but. says
nothing about the other anti-Johnson
men. He is painfully silent about Cur
ry, and only occasionally takes whack
at Anderson--for the looks of things
Anyway, he is going to make a speech
in Los Angeles, July 26 and his press
agents announce he will expose the
Hiram Johnson machine"
Sounds funny. doesn't 1t?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
CANADIAN OFFICIAL
TOURS YUKON COUNTRY

DAWSON. July 23.-Frank oliver,
Canadian minister of the interior, LEFT
Dawson last night for Upper YUKON
ION territory. Before leaving Daw-
SON he said that he believes the arc
tic and subarctic regions of Alaska
and the Yukon territory are capable
of vast development and ultimately
will support large populations When
he reaches ottawa he will have traV-
eled 10000 miles in his inspection of
the northern country.
Governor Walter e. Clark ana mrs
CLARK of Alaska are expected tomor-
row from Juneau. They will remain
here one day and will then continue
down the Yukon to Bering sea points.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
PROFESSOR OF HISTORY TO
LECTURE ON EMERALD ISLE

NJ. G. Rohan, professor of history in
the Marquette university in Milwau-
kee, will deliver his lecture, Beautiful
Ireland before the Ancient Order of
Hibernians in Blanchard hall next
Wednesday evening. He has recently
returned from trip to Europe and
gill give his countrymen here the
benefit of his observations and studies
in their native land during his lecture.
The local members of the Hiberni-
ans are making great preparations
for Professor Rohan's entertainment
while here, as he is an officer of their
international organization. The recep-
tion committee appointed to take care
of Professor Rohan includes NJ. j. Nc
Garry, S. j. O'Connor, j. r. Dwyer, e.
lyman, T. F. Mccarthy and Thomas
Herlihy.