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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24
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&ongreBmitalieb Wfoon elngerel1teH
8brlaee iiher Gtnbaltsbefeble ntht 5'lz
frisOen, iicht barin nur etnen Nnsprlf
feinoliher 9eiinnung. oeren fortaeleg3
tegetbdtiauns oa5u tibren iperoen, Dis
sseberation of 2abpr nit ibren aitfs
bauenben Senoeneen in cine repolutlo=
mare Srganifotion inl3l,pdnbeln. Wie
8eneralanipalt Widerihom oiete tbrn
seaeniiber aetbane Meubsruns alltgez
nonumen bat, miro niht mitgeteilt. Gr
,pirb lid, tpohI foasn, baR ettpds Mdbrs
belt parin lieat, aber baB gerabe Die
porlieaenpe Sin orbeiterfeinblide @es
Iinnuna funb oGbe, ldbt iich penn bod
pobl niht bebaupten. sic bebiirfts
aipar nod elmer 9erfeiIeruna, oie iid
ieiht tinsufiiqen lieBe, aber i'm aonaen
1T iie sod, benb5idtiat, ben sspr6eruns
oen Der Mrbeiter Hehnuna 3u trasen.
Die republitanifdN plattform poa
1908 bate spor rerIGumt bon bie1en
Nptia au nehmen, ipeBbulb ficb Gpm=
pers an bic Democratic fpunbts, aber
in feinsm Rompaonerenen uno befcn=
pers in Ser erIten sSabresbptihuft bat
Der in3,pifhen grdiibent aeiporbene
Serr Saft bie gfeaieruna oes ginbaltsz
f,fehlsreiens au einem terporraaenoen
puntte oes aon 1reBprceramms ae=
n,ocht, lposu ibn lppbl DEFENDERS perdn.
!otte. bob man linn bic llrheberfhaft
Der 2lnorbnune BON Ginbaltsbefeblen
in ireitem Mobe sui6rish, 10 bab ibm
baran aeleeen fsin mubte. feline Mniih=
ten bariiber Dor Der Mrheiter5haft bes
2anbes in bos rihtise 2iht gu feIlen.
9ie bonn Henii iionsnusfhub, behen
@oriiber Der Mbeeprbnete Mpon lit,
ouseearbeitete Bill umfaBt i'm fpe5ent>
lihen Die Bunfte. bic Der prdTbent in
feiner Botfhoft aelteno aelnadat botte.
Sic lautet in Der 6auptfahe lpie folst:
8ein Gtnbaltseefebl, aeilneiliger cher
bauernber. foil RON einem 8unbesaez
riht erlaiien lperoen. ohne bob pitpars
tel. seaen Die er aerid1tet 1T, baron te=
nadridltiat 1T unh @eIeaenheit erbaf=
ten bot. aehDrt gu ipernen. Menn iih
aber Der Ridter pher oas @erid,t iiber=
aeuat bat. ourdl ole poraebrahten 9ez
tpeiIs oher burf bic llmitdnbe, bab
benz 8lde.r qrober unb iofprtiaen
Sdooen 5useFiigt rerben m0hte. ober
bak Die aenntnissobe bon benz Mntrag.
ooer Die oamit perbunbene 3Deerung
ss ermDslihte, bic 5bat aussufiihren,
Die burd ben GrlaB oss Ginboltsbs=
febIs perbiRbert snsrben foil, 10 bari
ner Nidtsr oDer bas @eri9t ben Gin
baltsbefebl obne pcrberiee 8ena9rihz
tisune Der onberen 4artei erlaTen.
Der Gntipurf nimmt Der bisberieen
@epfloaenheit Der 8eric1te bic @inIei=
tigteit. inbem er bic beibenporteien se=
seniiberIteIIt, 10 bab jeoe ibren Gtono=
punt aeborie beeriinben fann.
Giefe 8ebauptuna miro nun freilich
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24
Alnaka.

O1e GntDfGlung Dpn WldSfd gdI
pGhreno Der leBten 5ipei Sabr5ebnte 10
!grobartige 5ortfhritte senlaht, oob
man ibm einen bebeutenben pldB in
ter 3ufunft Der Ser. 6taaten antpeia
fen muB. Mit einem 5l61eninbalt 10
|srob ipie 9eras, Der freilidb nur gu
mGbigem Sbeile tulturea nertperthbar
1T, aber nit Meihtbimern an Grsen,
@eitein II. Walobefanb, bic m oengin=
fdngeu ibrer Musbeutung fdon nners
partete @rtrGse seben unb cine Welf
pon inouitriellen unD fommer3iellen
M0glihfeiten in Musiibt ftellen, tpiro
Wlasta i'm nationalen 6ausbdlt eine
berbprragenbe Holle ipielen. 5eit Der
hGrttedung Der @olofelber bon alpn'
bpfe bdt Iicb elm itetiger Strnm untera
nsbmenber 2eute in bas @ebiet ergolz
fen unb ie mehr fih DIE natiirlihen
GhqBe entbiiIlen, oefo ftdrter nitro
Der 3uous aus oen dlteren, aipiliiierten
9anbestbeilen. Dos raibe RlinM
i1redt ni1t ab, Musfiht auf reiden
grperb iiberpinoet piele 8ebenfen unb
lGbt Manhen li1 Strapaaen untera
aieben, Die er anpers riht leiht auf iih
gebmen tpiirbe. Oas @sbiet fiillt 1iGb
auf, pbtpobl nod lnenblid piel teeres
Raum bleibt unb auf lange 3eit nod
bIeiben mub, fpeil unipirtlihe Gegens
oen ipfematifder Nniie6funs uno
@rsbreitung Der BepDlferung 3ur5eit
nrh uniiberipinolihe S6ranfen entz
sesenfeben.
Die rGumlih tpeit getrennte BeIieb@
hing maht es besbalb auh fhnierig,
fir bas @ebiet bic ridtise Deripal4
tunssform gu fiuoen. bic ben 8ebiirfz
niiIen Der Bep0lferuna unb ibrem
gbarafter entfpridt. Redt unO Ge-
ieb iteben forpeit mod auf fhpahen
Siiben unb in einisea 8eairten berrz
iden Die Metboben, bic man aus Der
pipnier3eit nnferes Meitens fennt. oi.
5errfhaft Der Resulatpren uno bas
Madtsebot oes fhuBbereiten Rebol=
rers. Die Mniieolunsen liegen 9una
berte unb Sauienbe bon Mieilen dusa
sinanber uno oaapiIdsn Die BiloniB,
bur9 Die iid nur Der pfao Der Yadz
eiel ooer Der 9unbeidlitten miibldme
8abn sefunben bat. Cine reprdlenta=
tipe Reeierungsform 1T fir Die 8es
rolferung untburlid; tpie lie rdumlid
eetrennt iit, 10 iinb auh ibre Snterei-
fen na6 MaBsabe tbres grtperbsstpeia
sss perfdieben. propinaialresierune
nod benz Ml1ter Ser pbilippinen dber
iit audi niht ansebraht. oenn man bat
es niht nit unterjodten Miiaten gu
tim, fpnbern nit gebprenen pber ndtu.
raliiierten Mmeritanern, bic feline 8e=
rnrmunbung bulben inDeen. &ontrolle
aber rpnTeiten Der 8unbesrsaierune
mub ausgeiibt iperben. tpenn bic no.
tirli1en 0ilfsauellen bes @ebtetes in
reritGnbiger Weife erbalten iper6en
foIlen. g}iraten, Die biefelben fir 1ih
in MnIpru4 nebmen mD1ten, sibt es
eenug, tpie bic MnidlGge bes @uegenz
bein1zS zSDnbitats unb anberer @efell=
fdaften 5eisen, Die Der Nesieruns alz
les, mas unter Der Groe uno iber berz
islben lieet unb tpddit, ablu9fen nl09z
ten. @eeen Oieies Musbeutertum muB
bic Dffentlids Oomdne seiihert unb
cine Mutoritdt on Ort unb STEELE fein,
bic bie Rehte Der @efamtbeit 3i 5diit=
aen i,nitanbe lit. Die gesentpdrtiae
nrbeitimmte @egierunssform bes foaez
nannten 9erritoriiims entipribt SEN
sesenipdrtige1 @erbGltniRen nidt
msbr. es muB alfo cine rleue geflnoen
iperben. cine Qlufgabe, Der iih Ser Ron=
sreB balb pibmen mub.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Woriiber manher nahoenft: .Wie
mode i4 mid in unanffdllisfter Weiie
ouffallenb9"
Mus Der Rinbsrrube: Der fleine
6einrih: rDu, papa. Der paul nimmt
INNER Die Naturseididte unb f9impft
mid oaraus!"
gaefpro preis fir 9dfpeineffei16:
oaber Der Name Glsifh 8optott.
y y
Gs bat ftbon manden, Ser bilflos
am Boben lag. elm @dlos. ben er err
bieIt, ipieber auf bic 8eine sebradt.
Sin ilnees MGbhen bat in Nep
g)orf einen jlinsen BurI1en, Ser ibr
Sic 6anbtaine entreiBen ipollte, nit
ben Mrmen ilmfabt itnb 70 lange an
iid gebriidt, bis Elm poli5iit i'm ibr
abnebmen fonnte. Dos heiBt man .,oas
glnsenebme nit oem NiiBlihen Derbin.
ben ~.
gDsr tpiiBte es niht2 Gs pafiieren
iiberalI Dinse, bic rfcnif nirgenos
pafiieren!
Gsniie RubeIfOrungen miijfen bolIs
fiibrt tper6tn - bamit enolic9 Nube
iDeroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24
(aas. uIl0 laIlOWirt6|ljaIl.

oeringsgsrud an MefIern
lnb GubeIn Derliert fid3 ourd Mbreis
ben NIT Rpblenuffe uno Nahipiilen
nit GooapdFer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

MiIdfaffee 6Iedt ent@
fernt man, inDem man iie nit reinem
@lpeerin beifreis1t. nad einiger 3eit
nit lauem MaHer ausDildht uno
rann iosIei9 limits biigelt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Sreibtultnr pom 5alat.
2otti6 unb aopfialat iperoen heios
Iei9t in Mit6eeten getrieben uno
lphnen in Der Hesl Die auf lie perz
penoete Miibe rsidlih. 9duFis tper-
Sen bsioe als Nebsntultur in 9urten=
unb Miitbeeten in ein5slne Reiben
Oidt gsidet. Damn Die pfldn5hen.
peun iie bier 8ldtter baben uno nod
gang Sart iino. peripenoet, ebe iene
3aupttulturen ibre pldBe beanIpruz
chen. nan iaet aber audi 9anae 5enz
iter nit ioldem Salat b:ht an unO
persiebt imn1er baraus gum Gebrauz
DE. ioOaB elm foldes JenIter tpobl
brei MOden Salat fir Den 9iih liez
fe,t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

H Itflede aus Wdf6e su
enetfernen. Die gut eetpaIhene,
aber niht eeitdrtte Wdihe miro sez
trpdnet, Damn psfoen Die Slede nit
concentrates 2oinns pon gitronena
idure betupft. Sat man bieIe niht
aur 9anb. 10 empfiehlt es iid, eine
Ourdsei6nittene giirone i:ber Oem
Sled aus5uprehen uno osn Saft an
trodnen au laffen. !oitrna9 ml,B baIo
pos Nuspaiden in reinem Wai1er err
folgen, pelhem am beften AUDI ettpas
Gitronenidure ausefiist 1T, iobaB niat
Die Riidbilbuns su Roit ecfOIsen tam.
$50 n0tbts, lpieoerbolt man oas un=
ihdolide. ober ourdaus eriolsreide
8erfabren mebrere Male.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Sur anpflenSung oes
Mein Fodes. Sur Nnpflanaung
oes Meinitodes iinO Mauern nit iiiO-
iiderRitauns am beiten; absr AUDI an
nah @iiDoit uno Siibipeit aeri9teten
Mauerfldden seoeibt Der Weinltod
out, tpenn er midi burd @ebGuoe ooer
gdume belhattet ipirO. Nn MaIer-
fldhen nit norbDTliher. norospeitliz
der Ri9tuns gebeibt Ct 5par audi,
aber Die 9rauben tper0sn niht gut
reif. Die Noroieite eisnet iih auf
fsinen Gal 3ur Mnpflunaung. Man
pflanae oesbalb mittelfriibe Sorten an
bic @iibtpelts unb Weitieite uno nur
adna friibe @orten on DIE 0itIihe nno
iib1ftIife 5eite Der Wauer. 5p1tz
reifepbe Gorten f0nnen an sic 9iibz
isite gepflanat .perben, neil lie nur
bier gut rtiT iperoen. Stuupdnoe llno
Mauern folder Hdlmlihfeiten. oie
beftdnois sebei5t iptrbtn uno baourh
iiets Wdrme ausfrablen, iino CUR
Rsbauht defenders berDorraseno ge=
eianet. Meiier Iiebt Der Meinitod Be-
ionoers parmel Boben. benn I'M fall
len Groreif miro Der Wu1s 3nriidsez
6alten, Ole Erauben reifen fpdter. oas
0ol5 bleibt meift iinreif unb ssbt ben
Minter iiber, r,amtntliA penn farts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

I'm ste Sfen ptatte
au reinigen n. ideare man fie suz
ndfit nit Sooanaher. SEIZE uno
Sano unter 3u9ilfenabme zines bars
ten 5heuerrohres gut ab, ipiile iis
fiihtig nad uno made tie trodsn.
Damn ihabe man pnBitein iiber Der
platte, 10 Dab pieie BON elmer sleth=
mdBig biinnen Shiht beOedt lit. neb-
me 3eitunsspapier. reibe iie tiihtts ab
uno fabre nit einem pollenen 2appen
nah. Der 9erb miro Damn blibb!anf
ausieben. Statt bes pnbiteins 1T
aud Elm Nbreiben nit gpedIdparte
cOer. fals oisFe nidt pOrbanNn, nit
einem in Del getauhten aappden gu
empfeblen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Papiergesen Nadtfr0fe
papier lit Elm fdlehter Mdrmeleiter
nno infolge Defen pOrsiislid bu5u se=
eignet. Inn bliibenbe Obitbdumden,
setriebene Hofen ufp. gegen Naht@
frDite ai ihiiben. Mm beiten madt
man aus srobem padpapier 9iillen,
ipelehe man iiber Die su fhiiBsnben
pflan3en itiiIpt. Sdon elm gosen
3eitnnsspapier leiftet CUTE DienIte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Sum 8efsitigen BON MeHers
flinaen made man aus fein pulperi@
iirter 8leigldtte uno 9ereinigtem @lpz
5erin einen 8rei. ben man auf ben
losseloiten 5beil iamiert; o;eien itedt
man nun idneG in oen 9riff, oa Der
aitt raid er5drtet uno nur in !peis
dem 3uitanoe binoet. Nus Dem gleiS
den @runne muB man AUDI Zen iibere
iliilitgen 8rei, Der oben berausquillt,
iofort abipiihen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Sum Rtinigen bersoloez
ter R a bmen tam man WeineIig
benlBen, !pontit Der Rabmen an3us
feudten lit. Die Sdure lOE ale lIna
reinigteiten bon Der 8ersolouna uno
eibt ibr oen perlorenen @lan3 tpieOer.,
Ra9 ettpa 5 Minuten ipiile man ben
Rabmen nit reinem Waher unb laiIe
sbn. obne i'm absllreiben in mdBig
lparnem Haum trpdnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Wsr piiBte es nihta gs pofferen
iibsralI Dinse. bic rfOnft nirgenos
pafiieren!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

GepiiIe NubeItOrungen miii1en bolIs
fiibrt tperDtn bamit enolid Nube
iDxrbe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08

never ended until the final days votes
have been counted and the announce
ment of winners made, and this will
not occur for some weeks yet.
Remember that all candidates in this
contest are on an equal footing with
regard to the territory they represent.
Each candidate has an equal number
of readers and advertisers to work
among and all candidates, no matter
what their locality or standing, may
share in the distribution of Capital
and Grand prizes June 30th if they
will hustle and get all the votes pos
sible from their acquaintances and all
others. The list of capital and grand
prizes follows:
FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES
Bungalow. $1,000, 1882 West Forty
ninth street.
Knox auto, s33SO, Henry-Brown
Motor company, 1876 South Main street.
Trip to Orient, $7S750, double, with
stopover privileges
Grand piano, $3.50, Fitzgerald Music
company, 523 South Broadway.
EIGHT GRAND PRIZES
$6OO-Dining room set at Mackie-
Foey's.
$5OO-Bank account, OIL and Metals
bank.
$3OO-Double trip, Honolulu via Mat
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08
Teaching Youngsters
How to Save
A Clever Plan by Which One Father
Trained His Boys

"a father has taught his three boys to
set aside part Of their time for work,
helping them earn money either by Civ
ing them home tasks, or by making sug-
gestions as to outside enterprises. Ten
hours in the day are allotted to sleep
two hours for meals, six in school, four
for play leaving two hours for work.
"These youngsters get nominal wages
for chores at home and have earned con
siderable money during their school days
by delivering papers. selling garden truck
from backyard plots, taking small printing
jobs, and the like
"HaIf OF their earnings must go into
the savings bank. Much of the money
they spend is invested in useful articles.
such as cameras and printing presses,
with which something may be learned and
money earned. The youngest, aged nine,
eleven years old. has nearly a hundred
dollars; and the Oldest, at fourteen. pos
sesses above two hundred dollars.
Twice a year. when the bank credits
interest on their passbooks, the father dou-
bles the amount of interest out of his own
pocket.
"This plan has made father and sons
close companions, and their sensible talks
ON various practical projects have far out
weighed the actual money results
"The father earns fine income, and
adonted this plan when the Oldest boy
was eight years old. because he recognized
that it would be a good deal more neces-
sary for his boys to learn to earn and
save than might be the case If they really
needed the money
THE above article. from a recent issue
of the Saturday Evening Post, brings out
a most valuable idea for parents many
OF whom are trying to each their children
tbe value Of time and OF money.
The German American Savings Bank of
tbis city has many depositors among chill
dren. Some OF these accounts have been
Int I'm by the youngsters upon their own
snitiatve the results OF their own work.
Children may open accounts here In their
oyvn name and subject to their own order.
deDOgit four cent IN
Us. IS the ideal account for children.
MI information concerning it may be had
80 caiiing at or writing to the Bank. cor
ner OF Spring and Fourth sreets,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08
TIME HAS COME TO
Do SOME THINKING
lust a Few Weeks Remain in
Which to Secure and
Cast Votes
PRESENT LEADS VERY SMALL
They Are Strongest Arguments
for Determined Activity
of New Entrants
PRESENT LEADS VERY SMALL

The Herald's $4,000 Voting Contest
has reached a stage where the future
and its possibilities must get some Sc
riOus consideration. Just a few more
weeks remain before many magnificent
prizes, including a $4,000 home, a $33S0
Knox Tourabout and other awards of
corresponding richness will be given
away to contest participants who have
conducted successful campaigns.
And now is the time for a candi-
date to map out final and most de-
cisive moves in his campaign. Because
no present leader has a majority high
enough to insure success, there is every
reason for every contestant to stop
and plan carefully for the next few
weeks.
Have you been leaving certain
friends and other vote sources as a
reserve? If so. now is the time to
get this support in hand.
Have you drawn from every vote
source? Go over your circle of ac-
quaintances and all other likely quar-
ters-don't overlook a votel
Have you campaign which will
leave no stone unturned mapped out
for the days remaining in this con-
test?
These questions are for YOU to ask
Of yourself-whether you are leader
or a tail-ender If a leader, don't
make the fatal mistake of resting
upon your oars' at this time. Energy
lots Of It's what counts now. Your
total (and this is for all leaders) is
far from being sufficiently high to IN
sure success. If you are not a leader
you must not make the mistake OF
getting the impression that there is
no reason for your campaigning.
Profit by such notable examples as
those furnished recently by candidates
who have climbed from tail-end posi-
tions to leads through determined
activity. With the club vote as shown
above. a few days Of real hustle car
put you far up the line, and the sooner
you inaugurate an earnest campaign
the better.
than 1t was the day before and make
each new advance greater than the
preceding gain. This sort of cam
Daign is a consistent campaign, anc
means success June 30.
Remember that the regular vote
schedule drops from ITO to l65 votes
ner dollar in new subscriptions pay
ment. and from so to 25 votes per dol
lar in old subscription payment. ThiS
will be followed the following Satur'
day by a drop in the extra CLUB vote
offer Of so extra votes per club dol
lar, the present extra club vote rate
being 450 per dollar.
The contest has now reached a stage
where a candidate is sole master OF
his fate. It is what he does that
counts nothing more nor less. 1t VIII
be found that opportunities for real
hustlers will continue TO remain open
and with weeks remaining in which to
secure votes many changes can and
probably will occur. A contest Is
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
ARRANGED FOR OCCIDENTAL

Plans for commencement week at
Occidental college have been COM
pleted. The weeks program will begin
next Sunday morning, when the Rev.
Edwin f. Hollenbeck Of San Diego will
deliver the annual baccalaureate SER
mon in the college chapel. On Monday
evening the senior class play, Cupid
at Vassar," will be given, and on the
following day class day with its tradi-
tional ivy and tree planting features
will be held.
selves will be held Wednesday in the
college chapel. The program for the
exercises include orations by Miss Ray
Bond Herald Pellegrin and Willie
Thompson and a valedictory address
by Miss Edna Leighton. The alumni
banquet will be given Wednesday
evening
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08
BELIEVE PRISONER IS MAN
WHO STOLE MANY TOOLS

A. ]. Perry, who the detectives be-
lieve to be the much-sought tool thief
who has been stealing the tools of car
penters and plumbers in houses under
construction, was arrested yesterday
by Detectives Robert and Cowen at
First and Alameda streets, while en-
deavoring to dispose Of a kit of car
penter's tools. An effort is being made
to find the place where he might have
hidden his plumber He will be held
until an investigation Of his move
ments is made.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08
Pretty Dress Gingham 4
Some Colored Swiss, Yd. \ y

It's the staple makes want when we buy gngh%ams. hams
Here are the Red Seal and Toll du Nords Ihelr
quality and style well known We show most
complete line of each. regular 1215c grade some
nrettv 15c swisses in small fowered designs at the
same price.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08
MINING MEN SEE
BIC OIL FIELDS
Make Trip to Maricopa and Mid
land Fields in Auto and
See Gusher
GREAT POSSIBILITIES IN GAS
Lakeview Well Is Producing 50,-
600 Barrels of Oil Each
Day

e. A. CBob) Montgomery, Tom Carri-
gan, w. ]. Guthrie, E. A. Hodgkinson.
]. M. Dunn and Sidney Norman, who
made the run to Maricopa and Mid
land Friday i'll an Ampiex car driven
by Harvey Herrick, returned to Los
Angeles Tuesday.
The objects for which the trip was
made were accomplished to a sausfac-
tory degree, and it is almost certainty
that the oil operators of the Midway
district will Join the American Mining
congress as a body.
D. o. McReynolds, an Independent
oil operator and one of the pioneers OF
the Maricopa field, accompanied the
party to Los Angeles on the return trip
and is stopping at the Van Nuys.
Mr.. McReynolds is a civil and mining
engineer of note and member of the
American Society of Civil Engineers.
GREATEST IN WORLD
He says that the Maricopa and Mid
way oil fields are the greatest in the
world, and that the great Lakeview
gusher is producing $4,000 barrels of oil
daily. on section 8, township 81, range
"a, the Honolulu Consolidated, under
the management of Capt. William Mat
son, is not only bringing in new we'll
but also extending the territory of de-
yelopment. There is now a well on
section 4, brought in by General Man
ager Pollard of the Honolulu Consoll-
dated, under perfect control and nan
died without trouble for two weeks,
when the fittings, which were designed
only to withstand a pressure of 1000
pounds to the square inch, were blown
into fragments by the gas pressure,
which conclusively proves that this
field has one of the greatest gas belts
ever developed in the United States.
One well of the Honolulu Consolidated,
located on section IA, township 30 and
range "a, is capable Of producing not
less than 1O0O0,OOO cubic feet of gas
per diem, and the roar is something
deafening. New fittings for the blown
out we'll have arrived and are being
installed. They are the heaviest fit
tings ever used in California, the gate
valve alone weighing more than one
ton.
1t is the greatest field for the eR-
ploitation of gas ever uncovered in
California, says McReynolds, and it is
a certainty that there is enough gas
now tapped in four wells to supply fuel
and power for every manufacturing
industry in Southern California. Not
only are the local men mentioned above
interested in these producing wells, but
also Parker Barrett, J. M. Dunn and
G. w. Derby.
PROVEN FIELD
The proven oil fields Of the Maricopa,
Midway and McKittricl1 districts are
now known to be not less than forty
miles in length and from four to six
miles in width, with record of failure
of less than / per cent.
At present there are not more than
400 producing oil wells in these COM
bined districts, while in the Kern river
district, which comprises only twelve
square miles, there are 1000 producing
wells, but their total output is not
equal to that Of the famous Lakeview
gusher.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08
soc New Zephyrs OEC
35c Irish Dimities, Yd. AON

Here's where you get the goods for stunning little
wash dress. Nothing more effective than the strlpec
plaid Scotch zephyrs in this lot The interviewer
Persian design is than pretty You'll like the
Irish dinties too something just little lighter
weight
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08

son Navigation company.
$266-Double trip, Alaska via North
Coast Steamship company.
$264-Another double trip via North
ern Pacific company to Seattle and
Alaska Steamship company Seattle to
Skagway.
$26O-Another double trip to Honolulu
via Oceanic Steamship company.
S250-Columbia graphanola from Fitz-
gerald's.
S220-Double trip to Mexico City via
National Railways of Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08
But the Doctor, Through Respect to His
Family, Said Ii Was HOb-Nailed
Liver, Bright'S Disease, or
"Heart Failure"
In THREE DAYS, Without HypOdermiC Injections
or Disagreeable Features, the Gatlin Treat
ment Cures the Liquor Habit Restores
the Nervous System, and Repairs
Damage Liquor Has Done

= F THE NEWSPAPERS of this country would for ONLY
ONE MONTH report the actual number of deaths directly
traceable to liquor drinking giving FULL PARTICULARS
in and the end of THAT month should the
"WET OR Dry proposition be submitted to vote of
- the whole people, NEVER AGAIN would there be drop
1a.o lnu. 4 ,lltS in the ILnite
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08
Specials The Basement Store
BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the permits issued since the
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