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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
CONCLUDE MEETINGS
Of PRECINCT WORKERS
L.-R. Republican League Termin'
ates Enthusiastic Gather
inQs of Committeeman

The past week, which has been de-
voted at the Lincoln Roosevelt Repub-
Hcan league headquarters to meetings
of workers of the various assembly DIS
trict organiza tions of the league, was
most successfully terminated yesterday
by an enthusiastic meeting OF workers
from the SiXty-ninth and seventeen
assembly districts About $50 active
precinct committeeman and workers
from these TWO districts met at the
hoadnuarters of the league in the
Rfndge building, o54 South Broadway,
and perfected in each district a thor
ough organization.
The Sixty-ninth district is composed
of territories extending from Altadena
to the sea, including a large number OF
towns, the Ninth ward in Los Angeles
CITY and the city of Long Beach.
The SEVENTEEN assembly district,
which is the largest district in Los
Angeles county and casts more than ~
Der cent of the Republican vote Of the
county, includes the southwestern por-
ton of Los Angeles and intervening
territory from Santa Monica 20 East
san Pedro. During the meeting A j.
Wallace. candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor. in company with Allison Is.
Ware, candidate for state super1ntend-
ent of instruction, appeared and was
called upon to address the meeting.
Mr. wallace has just returned from an
extended trip throughout the state, ana
his report of conditions and the out
look for the success Of the league was
received with enthusiasm.
MIR. Ware, who had appeared before
tho Citv club and delivered an address,
captivated and enthused those present
Nv his forceful and eloquent remarks.
The applause which greeted W. E.
4inshaW. the candidate for member OF
the assembly from the SiXty-nInth DIS
trict, attested his popularity among llle
workers. Mr.. HinShaW has been prom
inent in the movement Tor clVic ., petter7 ,6'l7
ment and has been closely ldentlhed
with all matters affecting Long Beach
harbor. and is said to be the best m
formed citizen in Long Beach on mar
bor matters. In his usual earnest ana
tboughtful manner he urged upon th2
workers the necessity of unity OF ac-
ti0n and cooperation.
e. e. Norton, candidate for puphc
administrator, also a resident of Long
taoch and [. e. Swartwout, candidate
FOR FAX collector, resident of the Ninth
made. made short addresses, reporting
tho progress made in various sections
of the Sixty-ninth district.
Edwin NJ Butler, candidate for mem
ber Of the Legislature from the Seven
rfeth assembly district, made a stirring
and effective address.
Kemper b. Campbell, secretary OF
the league, spoke on the plans of the
campaign with special reference to the
necessity of efficient precinct work.
Although the meetings were held IN
the day time. the assembly room and
halls were crowded with earnest work
ers eager to assist in the redemption
Of the Republican party Of Los Angeles
cOnntY.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
RAILROADS WIN VICTORY
IN LUMBER RATE SUIT
Fail to Sustain Charges EStab-
tabIiShed by Commission

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 23.-The rail-
roat.s Won a substantial victory in the
findings filed today of Frederick n.
Dickson, master in chancery. These
are the preliminary findings in the
lumber rate suit instituted in the fall
of 1903 against the interstate com
merce commission by the Great Nor
thern, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific
an the Chicago Burlington & Quin-
cy companies. They We're served on
tn attorneys of both sides
The lumber rates established by the
interstate commerce commission from
the Pacific coast to all points west
of the bna line, which is made up
of the western boundaries of Minne-
sofa. Iowa and Missouri, are sus-
tanned, but the rates from the coast to
points east of that line are declared
to be unreasonably low.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
STRAINED ANKLE
WORRYING TAF 7
Slight Injury Sustained While the
President Is Playing Golf
at Bar Harb0r
WILL CRUISE IN CASIO BAY
Tells Maine People They Have
Exerted Influence Through
Men in Congress
Associated Press1

ELLSWORTH, Me, July 23-Presi-
dent Taft is suffering from a severely
strained right ankle. Despite the pain
which was evidenced by decided
limp and facial grimace each time he
had to climb in or out of an automo-
bile or train, the president carried our
a rather eXacting program today. II
included a speech, an automobile rlde
and luncheon in Bangor, and speech
and reception here. Tonight he ana
his party are guests of Senator HAZE
at the senator's Ellsworth home. To-
morrow afternoon they viii AGAIN
hoard the MayfloWer at Mount Desert
ferry and will spend Monday and Iues-
day cruising in Casio bay with stops
at Islesboro and Rockland.
The president hurt his ankle While
playing golf on the links of the hepo
club at Bar Harbor yesterday. He was
climbing a steep grassy slope when ms
right foot turned beneath him. There
was some pain at the time, but Mr..
Taft disregarded it and continued his
game. He suffered little discomfort
during the afternoon, but this morhlng s
when he awoke on the MayhoWer the
ankle was swollen. Surgeon Grayson
of +be Mayhover dressed 1t. He de-
clared there was no sprain, but bad
strain of the tendons. He advised the
president to rest on board, but the en-
gagements of the day were of such
character that Mr.. Taft carried them
out to the last detail, even to the
standing for half an hour after speak
ing at Hancock hall to shake hands
with several hundred friends ana
neighbors of senator Hale.
TAFT SUFFERS KEENLY
AS a result the presidents ankle was
worse tonight and he is suffering keen
ly. There is no thought. however, that
+he hurt will be allowed to interfere
with the plans for the remainder OF the
cruise. Mr. Taft had Prof. H. G. En-
ory. chairman of the tariff commission,
who had just returned from trlp 10
Germany. as a guest at the morning
meal and received from him a prellml-
nary and informal report of the com
missions work thus far
In his speech here this afternoon
which was wholly informal, the presl-
dent said his visit to Maine mas
strengthened his belief that it was a
good thing to move around among the
people. In his Bangor speech the
president said in part:
Through your great men, my
friends, you have eXerted a great dea
more influence in congress than you
were entitled to. and you did 1t be-
cause of the care with which you Sc
Iected your senators and representa-
tiyes and the conservatism with WhlcI
Won kept them until those in the coun'
try knew their strength and bowed be-
fore their influence"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
ASK BANKRUPTCY OF THE
BACTERIA FERTILIZER CO.
Company Planned to Take Nitro
qen for Plants from Air

NEW YORK, July pa petition in
bankruptcy has been filed against the
Standard Nitrogen company of this
city, which was organized with an
authorized capital of @1O,O00,O00 to man
ufacture a fertilizer for agricultural
purposes by producing cultures of bac-
teria which We're to absorb the nitro
gen from the air.
According to the literature of the
company the fertilizer was put up in
small bottles and so cent bottle was
capable of inoculating a bushel of seed
or 100 pounds of soil. The company
bought land in New Jersey and Con-
nectcut for experiment stations. The
petitioning creditors have claims
against the corporation amounting to
about $1400.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
ALLEGED SHOPLIFTERS ARE
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY

OAKLAND, Cal, July 23,-TWo
charges of burglary were placed
against Mrs Ella Hargens, alias Edith
Harkins, leader of the trio of alleged
shoplifters whose den was raida7 a
week ago today on warrants sworn to
by F. H. Waters, manager of Hale
Brothers Oakland store, and Detective
Kyle, one of the two men who assisted
in raiding the place. Harry Hargens5,
who poses as the woman's husband,
also had two charges placed against
him, while Peter Harkins, the outside
in the operations of the alleged shop
listers, was charged only by Hale
Brothers and will be held on a single
warrant.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
DONILLA LEADS FORCE
To INVADE HONDURAS
Former President Sails with Two
ShipIoads of Men to
Aid Revolution

NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Special
dispatches received here are to the ef-
feet that Manuel Bonilla the former
president of Honduras had left Beliz
with two schooners, carrying men, arms
and ammunition, with the intention of
oyerthroWing President Davilla of Hon
duras.
Advices from Port Barrios, Guate-
mala, say that the government of Hon
duras has placed an embargo on all
messages to and from that country.
and that it is impossible to learn any
thing concerning the progress of the
reported uprising in several towns
along the east coast of Honduras.
A steamer said to have been loaded
with arms and ammunition for Bo-
nilla is reported to have cleared from
Port Arthur, Texas, last week, for Port
COrtez.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
EXPECTS WOMEN TO VOTE
WITHIN VERY FEW YEARS
DR.. Barney AyIesWorth Says That
Equal Rights Are Assured

FORT COLLINS, Colo, July %
Equal suffrage will be granted to every
woman in practically every state in the
United States within a very few years,
according to DR.. Barney AylesWorth,
lecturer and organizer of the National
Suffrage association, who is here on a
vacation. He claims that one of the
main factors in accomplishing this is
the organization OF mems clubs
throughout the country for the purpose
of backing the women in their work
along the line of equal suffrage.
DR.. Aylesworth said he expected that
within eight years half of the northern
states would give women the full right
of the ballot.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
BODY IDENTIFIED AS
ROBBERS BY PARTNER

SACRAMENTO July 23.-Herman
Reuben, the suicide, whose body was
found in Golden Cate park Wednes-
day evening with an old bullet wound
in the back, has been identified by
Thomas OBrien held here in the coun-
ty Jail for burglary, as his partner in
the robbery of a residence here when
they We're discovered by the police and
Reuben was shot.
Police officers discovered two men
robblng a residence here on the night
of July 13 and in the fight that fol-
lowed one of the burglars was shot
but escaped. The other, O'Brien, was
arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
REPORTS CONTRADICTORY
CONCERNING REVOLUTION
Consul Wires That Peace Pre-
walls in the Country

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Contradic-
tory reports which have come from
Honduras, through official channels, to
the effect that another revolution had
broken out in that country, and that
uprisngs had occurred in several towns
on the east coast of Honduras a ca
blegram was received by the Associ-
ated Press today from Honduran Con-
sui Peralta in Panama reading as fol-
lows:
peace reigns in Honduras. The gov
ernment is upheld by public opinion"
Notwithstanding this assurance, Off
cials Of the state department, while
they have no official information on the
subject, are inclined to credit the news
from New Orleans regarding the up
risings and the expedition of former
President Bonilla.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
RUSSIANS CARRY EYE
DISEASE INTO FRANCE
Partisan Physician Sends Report
Urging Restricted immigration

PARIS July 23.-The perils of the uncon-
t5uilpd admission os aliens into France are
just now being f9rclbly eSemplinel i'm thc
Faprth arrondIssement OF Paris, in which a
latae number of fugitives from the pu-rama
a Kischnon. Odessa, Yalta and other Rls-
sian towns have taken up their abode Among
the maladies W ich these unfortunate people
have brought with them are diseases totally
unknown hitherto In France. As long a. three
called attention to the danger IN wh.eh Paris
children were exposed by outbreak of a
certain disagree able complaint He pointed
out the risk incurred by allowing The chill Iren
of aliens, many Of whom were afflicted with
loathsome diseases, TO mix with Paris children
In the schools and public gardens.
DR.. Trousseau has now forwarded to the min
istry Of the interior a more urgent report
pointing out that the epidemic Is steadily IN,
creasing and advising the adoption Of rigorous
measures 10 protect Partisan families and tc
prevent the malady getting firm hold
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
ALLEGES INT0XlCATI0N
FROM POTATO WATER BATH

PITTSBURG, July %. - Joseph
Griner has been fined $40 with the
choice of ten days in Jail because he
soaked his feet in potato water. Be
fore a police magistrate he swore that
he had not been drinking, as was
charged, and that if he was intoXi-
Gated it was due to the potato bath
which he gave his sore feet. He ex-
plained that some of the starchy wa
ter must have soaked into his system,
causing his alleged intoXication.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
NEW RESIDENT GENERAL
is WELCOMED IN KOREA

SEOUL, July 23-Lieut. Gen. Wis
count Terauchi, the new Japanese res
ident general of Korea, arrived here
today from Toxic and was given
grand reception.
only persons holding cards were
given admittance TO the station plat
form. These included the Korean
princes, ministers and other govern
ment officials and the foreign consuls
here. Soldiers lined the streets through
which the yiscount and his escort
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
BOMB EXPLOSION CAUSES
HAVOC IN N. Y. EAST SIDE
Internal Machine Thrown in Front
of Tenement House

NEW YORK, July pa panic un-
exampled in the record of somewhat
numerous similar occurrences on the
east side, followed the explosion of a
dynamite bomb thrown on the side
walk in front of a fiye-stOry tene-
ment i'm Second avenue today.
The bomb dug a hole a foot and
a half in diameter in the sidewalk,
blew out the glass in show windows all
around and upset things generally in
stores in the neighborhood. Hundreds
of tenement dWellers rushed to the
streets in terror. The police believe
the explosion to have been an at
tempt to blackmau store proprietors
in the vicinity.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
EXPULSION OF M0RM0NS
DELAYED FOR THREE DAYS
viii Offer Polo Games and DriV-
ing Matinees as Enter
tainment Features

BERLIN, July % The twenty-one
Mormon missionaries whose expulsion
from the country upon the order OF
Herr Dalwitz. the Prussian minister
of the interior, was to have taken place
Yesterday. have been given three days
in which to depart.
Among those ordered expelled are
three American students who We're at
the meeting when the roundup was
made by the police. Today Irwin B.
I.aughlin, charge daffaires at the
American embassy, requested the for
eign office to cancel the orders of eX-
pulsion in the cases of these three
students. The foreign office is enter
tanning the request, which, it appears
likely, will be granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
cuNARp LlNER LAUNCHED

WALLSEND ON TYNE England,
July 23.-The Cunarl line steamer
Franconia, built for the Boston service,
was successfully launched in the pres
ence Of a great crowd here today. With
the exception of the Mauretania, the
vessel is the largest steamship built on
the east coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
10 Try COLD STORAGE

CHATEAU RENAUD, France July
23. Under the auspices of the agrieul-
tural societies of France, Former Pres
ident Loubet today opened the expert
mental refrigeration station here,
through which it is destined TO intro
duce in France a system for the trans
portation of refrigerated meats.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
RECEIVES PROMOTION

WASHINGTON. July 23.-John l..
McGrew of Nebraska, for nine years
employed at the White House, has been
appointed assistant chief of the di-
vision of Information in the depart
ment of commerce and labor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
PIONEER RoNIFAcE DIES

PRESCOTT, Ariz., July 23.-M. ].
Hickey, aged 81, pioneer proprietor
Of the st. Michael hotel and widely
known over the coast. died this evening
after an extended illness.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
KILLED BY INSANE MAN

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July %
Mrs. Eleanore Shepperd, the wife of
w A. Shepperd, division passenger
agent Of the Boston e Maine railroad,
was shot and killed today by George
c. Greeley Insanity is given as the
cause Of the shooting.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
STORE 1NsTALLs WIRELESS

NEW YORK, July ga New York
department store has ordered a wire
less telegraph outfit, which will be in
stalled on the roof of the store, so that
passengers on incoming liners may do
their shopping by wireless.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
MERCHANT IN AUTO KILLED

CINCINNATI. July 23.-William f:
Koestery head of the brokerage hrm OF
William F. Koester & CO., was killed
in a collision between his automobile
and a street car today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
MINI. DEMOCRATS INDORSE
LIND BUT NOT HIS POLICY

ST PAUL, Mimi, July 23-Demo-
cratic conventions were held today in
a number of counties throughout the
state to elect delegates to the state
convention July 28.
Former Governor John Lind was in
dorsed by seven of the eleven counties,
which instructed for him, but opposed
county option for which Mr.. Lind has
taken strong stand.
Hennepin county, Lind's home county,
did not instruct it's delegates.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
l. T. SUD ~ M IL
Minnesota state University.
Frederick NJ. Huhbell Frederick c. Hubbel
q hnll

Frederick NJ. Hubbell. Frederick C. Hubbel
Grover C. Huhhel
TRUSTEES OF THE FREDERICK NJ.
HUfBBELL ESTATE.
Factory Sites and business Locations.
Des Mones. Iowa.
To Whom It May Concern
I have known. ..,....., of this city for
many years. When not undar tho influence
Of liquor he Is a clear-headed business man
with good Judgment
He has taken the ........ Cure two or
three times within the last eight years. and
after remaining sober for a few weeks
would fall again. that finally lost faith
IN the ...........,..... Cure
About the first OF January. 1910, he felt
the necessity of some assistance. and tried
the Neal Three Day LIQUOR Cure and seems
to be completely cured and physically In
better shape than 7 have seen him Mt any
tirre in several years
MY Judgment is that any remedy that will
cure him will cure ANYBODY. his was
bad l ever saw.
Respectfully,
F. NJ HUBBEJL,
n w-F.M.H.
fully concur in what Mr.. Huhhell has
written above. SIMON CASADY.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
Police Court Criminals
STATE OF IOWA.
OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL.

II w. Byers. Attorney General
Charles w Lyon, Assistant Attorney General.
Charles S Wilcox, George Cosson,

II w. BNefS. Attorney General
Charles w. Lyon. Assistant Attorney General.
Charles s Wilcox, George Cosson
Special Counsel
April 49, 1910,
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that l have known the
bearer of this letter. ................ Tor
about fifteen years. During most OF the
years of my acquaintance with him he has
been actively engaged in the business of
buying and selling real estate. and up to
the time he began to drink intoxicating
liquor to excess I regarded him an excep-
tionalv strong man in his line of business.
Because Of his drinking habits his business
went to pieces. and he became what might
be termed n complete failure This. how
ever. was due entirely to drink; in all other
respects he was reputed to be a man of in
tcgrity.
Recently he took what is known as the
Neal Three-Day Liquor Cure for the drink
habit and seems to be fully recovered.
have met him several times since he left
tho Neal Institution and he seems to me to
be not only strong again physically, but
clear and bright and strong in his mind.
Respectfully.
II. w BYERS
IIVR-U
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
HNYB-II
Minneapolis. Mimi. March is, 1910.

Dear DIR. Neal
I have made a careful and thorough ex-
animation of the Neal Treatment and find
that it is composed of n combination of we'll
known vegetable remedies that per
fectly harmless. The intrinsic value of the
Neal ThreeDay Drink Habit Cure lies in
the compromising of those drugs and how to
administer the treatment to obtain the de-
sired results
When given according to directions the
treatment will cure any case of the drink
habit In three davs-take away all desire,
craving and appetite for liquor.
e f. SUSTIN. NJ. D.,
Minnesota state University.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

It's us easy to secure bargain in a used
automobile, through want advertising, as II
used to be-and still is-to secure a horse
and carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
the Neal
Drink Habit
Cure Does


To Whom It May Concern
gives great pleasure recommend the Neal Three
Day Drink Habit Cure those needing such assistance
have personal knowledge of several the patients having
previous their this Institute been confirmed
equenters of the police presided by
me. TODAY THEY ARE LAW ABIDING AND PEACE
ABLE CITIZENS In one of person had
taken different treatments without the desired effect
Seeing results in the above feel certain this
Institute must with the hearty approval only with
those SO afflicted but with all citizens in general
LOUIS RODDEWIG,
Police Magistrate.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
CHINESE RoRRER SENTENCED

OAKLAND, July 23.-TWenty years
in the penitentiary at Folsom was The
severe penalty that Judge John Ellis
worth inflicted this morning in the
criminal department Of the superior
court upon Chin Sing for robbery,
chin is "a california born Chinese and
u yoars old.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

You can buy It. perhaps at many places, but
there's ono BEST place 10 buy it-aud that
place ADVERTISE
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-06-23
Newsx Paragraphs.

In New York the report was pub
iished that a $1OO,OO0,O00 corporation,
was being formed to combine some
sixteen companies engaged in making
hathtuhs and to be known as the
"bathflb trust" Jobbers already
have signed contracts.
About sto,OOO,OOO worth Of diamonds
are smuggled into the United States
annually. according to 9! statement
issued by the Importers Protective
union which has just offered to pay
rewards of $4,000 and up for informa-
ton leading to the arrest Of offenders.
Robert Hunter, tbP noted author Of
poverty" who married into the
wealthy Stokes family Of Norton,
Conn aas accepted the socialist nom
ination for governor in Connecticut.
and saws he will conduct an aggres-
sive campaign, with speakers of ma
tional recitation Stimulated by his
martyrs success In Milwaukee, Hunter
saws. 1T is notta far cry from city
to a state, and the success in Milwau-
Zee win be duplicated in many states
within the next few years.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-06-23
NO ICE TRUST INVESTIGATION
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Not to Be Prc5ed at Present.

Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Not to Be Prcaed at Present.
Washington, D. C.-No report will
be made at this session of congress
on the resolution of Representative
Clark of Florida, directing the depart
ment Of Justice to make an investiga-
ton into the "acts and doings" OF the
Atlanta Ice and Coal Corporation.
In explaining the object of this res
oiution, and his reasons for asking
congress to take action in the premi-
ses. instead of making complaint d.
rectly to the department of justice,
Mr.. Clark said: Robert Gamble of
Jacksonville, Fla, appealed to me to
take this action to keep him from be-
ing crushed by the Atlanta concern.
It seems that Mr.. Gamble was given
the alternative of joining the Atlanta
combine and accepting stock in the
Atlanta Ice and Coal Corporation, or
have them as competitors in his own
field. He asked to be permitted to
examine the books of the Atlanta cor
poration. to aid him in making de-
ctsion. This was refused him. and Ae
was told he must accept stock for
his property to the amount Of its val
ne. as appraised by Mr.. Woodruff
Therefore, he decided to fight the COM
bino which is trying to crush him. :"