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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Riverside rancher thrown to death under
wheels Of wagon. Section ?, PAGE II
Long Beach water company refuses to
supply resident because previous tenant
did not pay bill. Section ., PAGE II
Three Armenans complain to san Bernar-
dino sheriff that they we're robbed on
train. Section ., PAGE II
Christmas to be joyful for poor children
well rich in Pasadena.
Section ., PAGE II
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TO-DAY
LOS ANGELES

Boy l6 years old is ordered to support
his bride Of II. Section /, PAGE !
LOTTERY kings" wife socks money to
carry on hor appeal from decree deny
ing her a divorce. Section |. PAGE Z
Plspah movement workers present
Christmas cheer to 776 poor persons.
Section ., PAGE IL
Thousands Of visitors admire elaborate
exhibit of motor ears I'm scene Of
section .. PACE j
Churches viii observe feast Of Yulotido
Section ., PAGE II
Fifty passengers on street car see high
wayman attack and attempt to rob
conductor Section l, PAGE
Hoxsey battles with cold for an hour
and a half in most sensational fea-
section i, PAGE 4
Edv.in Carver, aged resident OF Hollywood,
dies iu arms Of son in midst of Broad
way throuE. Section !, iAGE
Los Angeles Eagles are preparing for their
first public amateur show,
section ., PAGE
Follirs OF noted mon arc caricatured at
Christmas jlnks Of city club.
section l. FACE
Light hearted crowd congosts downtown
streets and ushcrs in Christmas with
revolry. Section t. PAGE
Slate Is hrokou at election Of officers in
Southern California Teachers asaocia-
ton. Section /, PAGE
Railroad mon attend funeral of A. W.
Lynn, ploner in construction Of street
lines in western cities Section /, PAGE z
Mrs. n. oster mother OF three small chill
dren arrested on charge Of having issued
fictitious checks. Section !. PAGE Z
President Joseph Scott ~ chamber Of COM
mercc returns from Washington and do
clares California has excellent chaner- to
win canal exposition. Section |. PAGE :
Christian Science lecture. Section /. PAGE :
Marriage licenses, births, deaths.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
COAST

Tetrazzin sings Last Rose of sum
mcr' in streets of san Francisco to
Xmas throng OF $1,000.
Section I, PAGE !
Los Angeles wins the San joaquin valley
rate case before state railroad commits
sion. Section l. PAGE 10
Burglar shot and killed by clerk while at
work on combination of safe in store at
Durham, Cal. Section l, PAGE S
Phoenix man is arrested for murder com
mitted six years ago. Section J. PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
IMPRoMPTU RACE PROVES EXCITING

With and talked of Wright Baby" his oppon-
emf in field of aircraft Cuss, iii his fast but
chine passed Baby operated by Pamcc the
spectacular sensational
"Look ool the grand stand when Crtis5
QUIT o Overtakc the Baby
"Thcyre racing other cries. and all eyes conferred
ON the sNmoyng craft they roWed their way the
Pamelcc was ahead zoo feet in the air with the Baby"
Starting after Curtss accnde he flew swiftly
before the Iarondsport knew he the 6cd When
saw him the length of the ahead Curt put speed
Faster and faster he
the inner Curss gained yards by his short Before
the stand the
could look down the Curt craft and there could
be no misakng He his the final aud
ton of moved ahead Cu,s looked up him and pulled
another of speed Tearing through the air like demon the
ahead and passed the "a in front OF the stand
while the crowd chccred madly,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
EASTERN

TAFT congratulates president of
Chile. who WAS inauguratod Friday.
Section l, PAGE 3
PittsburE family supported on income
of $l35 day. Section l, PAGE 8
Report to secretary of navy urges equip
ping of United States scout cruisers
with two aeroplanes each
Section 1. PAGE 4
Engineers settle controversy with west
crn railroads by arbitration and ac-
Ccpt 40 cents a day raise in wages
Section l, PAGE /
Bank loses suit OF far-r reaching import
ance in cotton fraud cases.
Section I, PAGE .
Hunters find helpless mother and chill
dren mouaCed by wolves that surround
shack in Minnesota. Section |, PAGE 2
American justice Of South African SUI
preme court travels 1000 miles to pass
Christmas with son. Section . PAGE II
Government to recover 500, oo0 more from
the sugar trust. Section l, PAGE 10
Fumes Of gas cause death Of six persons
in Kenlon Ohio. Section l, PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Automobiles. Section ., PAGES 1-5
Sports. Section = PAGES 9-1l
Editorial Section I. PAGE 6
Letter IFox Section ., PAGES S-9
Markets and financial. Section l, PAGE Il
Real estate. Section 2. PAGES 1-3
OH and mining. Section 3. PAGE 3
Society Section .. PAGES 81
Music and clubs Section .. PAGE s
Weather report. Section 3, PAGE 4
Fraternal and secret orders Section 3, PAGE .
Classified advertising. Section 2, PAGES As
shipping. Section /. PAGE II
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
PASSES EVERY CRAFT IN THE FIELD

Parnlclcc ovcrtakc his rival but Cu,s continued
gain Circug twice and passing every other
On the field including Willard in his machines and
aan in Curs aghte1 and received the congra
ulation friends the victory the enemy camp.
avaors ublant and that the OF the
ITammondspo against the Wriet specicst craft will
i'm in rank OF aviation in America.
While altitude and speed the remarkable fca
lures opening day OF the cn-day for the benefit OF the
chdrcn fresh air fund.- sensational stunts performed by every
one OF aviaors who participated in the program
TToXsey, Broons, Latham, Curss and Radc showing four
different types of machines, did the spiral short dips and other
tricks show beyond that the
passed the experimental and that 1t can be made the
most wonderful toy that has yet tackled
Hubert Latham the lenchman his Anonctc the first
aviator the ground h. C. Nenc chief o the field
ontl O. Page
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
H0X5EY, STRIVING TO SMASH
ALTITUDE RECORD. FREEZES IN
CLOUDS As WATCHERS 5MELTER
Daring Aviator Struggles with Icy Winds and
Cloud Banks for an Hour and Half
and Goes Up $500 Feet
ENGLISHMAN HERO IN SPEED EVENT

Race Between Parmelee, in Baby Wright"
and Curtiss, Won by the Latter,
Feature of Open Day of Meet
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-20

The editor Of the JefTersOnian saw the
above clipping from the Inter Ocean and
wanted to know Of this new formula for
curing kidney trouble.
Arrangements were then made by
which DR.. Lynott offers the JeMersOnian
readers free treatment. DR.. Lynott,
however, says that he proposes to give the
free treatment only for a limited time to
convince the public in every part of the
United States of the positive wonderful
efficacy of his treatment.
Furthermore DR.. Lynott wants to make
it clear that he has no "cure-all., He is
specialist in kidney and bladder dis
eases and rheumatism, SO please do not
write to him unless you have one of these
diseases. If you write at once, both the
medical advice and the medicine are en-
tirely free.
The editor of this paper, the Jefferson
Ian, feels that with such free offer, any
body, who stays sick with kidney, trouble
or rheumatism deserves to be sick.
l know that a good many free offers
have been advertised where the public
had to send money, but this free offer
really is FREE OFFER. And remem-
Der that instead of getting an ordinary
physician, you get the medical advice free
direct from Americas greatest of all spe-
cialists on these diseases. See Free Treat
ment Certificate at bottom of this page
and get relief right now.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-20

Writing of Dr. T. Frank Lynott, who
gives the medical advice free, brother
specialist writes as follows:
81 have for years been considered an
authority on urinary diseases; but
must confess my respect, my profound
sense of esteem, for DR.. Lynott, whose
wonderful success in treating urinary
diseases has surprised us all Dr. Ly-
mott, by the way, is making a most re-
markable free offer-the most genuine
and generous offer ever made by a
high-grade physician. It seems to me
the medical world ought not to be
jealous of his success, but should praise
him for what he has done and is doing
for humanity"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-20
FINDS NEW KIDNEY CURE
DIR. Il. Frank Lymstt, New York Specialist,
Discovers Remarkable Remedy.

At last perfectly harmless and positive
cure appears to have been found. DR.. Y.
Frank Lynott, formerly of the New York
University, New York. later Of the ia
nous Bellevue. Hospital, and now cele-
brated specialist in Chicago, has a very
quick acting formula which has been ap-
proved by the best doctors.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-20
Stop that back-breaking, twisting, terrible,
terrible, unbearable agony Oh, that awful awful
digging soreness-the back all bent the joints stiff the
heart-wringing pain-stop that pain RIGHT NOW!
Yes, Write F For the Free


starting
men 1t mild
rheumatism, kidney bladder oday
free t cOnvin the public o'
he Of this
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-20
Dr.. rank Lynoft

whose photo is printed here, is,
as you perhaps know, great
authority on kidney and blad-
der trouble and rheumatism.
Rarely before has a physician
of such high standing offered to
treat patients by mail. But
DR.. Lynott vants the people to
get the benefit OF this free treat
ment.
His cures have extended over
America and Europe. In fact,
DR.. Lynott received a special
diploma on urinary diseases
from the great New York Uni
versity-of which the famous
Bellevue Hospital, New York,
is now an honored part.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-20
from the Chicago inter Ocean. !

from the Chicago Inter ocean,
All readers of the Jeffersonian who
have sick friends, suffering from rheu
matism or kidney trouble, will be in
terested:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
ROOSEVELT TALKS
in The STEERAGE

On board Kasierin Auguste Victoria,
via wireless to Crook Haven, Ireland,
June 12.-Theodore Roosevelt was the
chief figure in a noteworthy scene
in the Storage this afternoon, when
he attended a Catholic service held
for 1900 emigrants, Russian and Cali
can Poles. The emigrants, surrounding
an altar draped with American flags,
chanted the litany and then Roosevelt
spoke briefly, a priest Interpreting.
Roosevelt welcomed his hearers to
America and gave them some good ad
wise on the necessity Of avoiding as
ISOLATION with strangers upon landing.
He exhorted them to be mindful of
the duties of citizenship and to pro-
tect the rights of women.
At the end of his remarks the
emigrants crowded about him, trying
to kiss his hands, later at the service
in the second cabin at which a.
German priest officiated Roosevelt
spoke in similar vein to a gathering
of Germans, who cheered his remarks.
This morning Roosevelt attended
Protestant services in, the salon. Mon
day he will address crew and stokers
and and Polish priests and Protestant
clergy, he will give a reception to first
and second cabin passengers. The
weather has been perfect ever since
the boat left port.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
PASTOR STRIPPED
OF HIS CLOTHING
BRUTALITY ASSAULTED AND
ROBBED IN HIS ROOM AT
BUTTE, MONT.

Butte, Mont, June 13.-Rev. Alex
ander Saunderstrom OF the Swedish
Lutheran church, was held up in his
apartments, robbed of $165 and strip
ped Of all his clothing. ~
The robbery was particularly brutal
the minitser being mauled and beaten
until he was practically helpless, fol-
lowing an attempt to hide his purse.
With the preacher PROSTATE on tine
floor. the robber lotted Rev. Mr.. San
derstrom's trunk of his savings for
four years. While the thug was thus
occupied, the minister dashed from
the room and began yelling frenx:edly
f.r help.
The Iobber, dropping fro'n the win
dow into an alley disappeared, but De-
tectives Perry Murray ana James Las-
kin later arrested James III. Howard.
upon whom was found the minis
ter's watch. The suspect was fully
identified by Rev. Mr.. Sanderstrom.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
N. D. RATE CASES
ARE DECIDED
INTERSTATE COMMERCE CON-
MISSION HANDS DOWN TWO
LOCAL DECISIONS.

Washington, June 13-The interstate
commerce commission today dismissed
the petition Of the Central Lumber Co.
Of Aberdeen, S. D., for a proportionate
freight rate, made effective between
Aberdeen and Scranton, N. d., sub
sequent to the shipment of the lumber
from the state Of Washington.
The lumber was originally shipped to
Aberdeen to be reshipped to Scranton
to stock lumber yard, but as there
was no physical connection between
these two points at that time the lum-
Der was reshipped. A years delay en-
sued. before the completion Of the line.
The commission held that the local
rate should apply.
William Plummer was allowed rep
aration on a carload of sawdust, ship
ped from East Grand Forks, MINI, to
Minnewaukan, N. d. The commission
found the freight rate of IL cents a
hundred unreasonable to the extent
that 1t exceeded the rate on wood for
fuel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
500 PAYS BIG FEE
TOSTATETREASURY
INCREASE IN CAPITAL STOCK EN-
RICHES STATE OF NORTH
DAKOTA.

Bismarck, N. d., June 13.-The larg-
est fee that was ever paid into the
state treasury in one sum was that
paid yesterday morning by the 500
railroad, when the Office of secretary of
state received a draft for $10,500 for
increasing the capital stock of the 500
company from $21,000.O00 to $4,000, :
900. The fee was under the state law
providing charge graduated accord
ing to the capital stock of corporations
for filing articles of interpretations and
certifying increases Of their capital
stock.
Some time ago the 500 applied for a
cettihed copy of its articles of incor-
boration, and they were certified by
Secretary of State Blaisdell at $21,-
900, 600, which is the amount of capt.
ltal stock according to the articles re-
corded in the office of the secretary
of state. The secretary also notified
the officials of the road that if the i'm
creased capital stock was desired to
be recorded 1t would be necessary to
pay fee of SO, 500.
Recently the attorneys for the road
advised them that to comply with the
law it would be necessary for them
to pay the North Dakota fee, and the
check was received yesterday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
Murderer, Captured In Canada,
Again at Large
JUMPED FROM A 500 TRAIN
NEGRO WAS WANTED in OKLA.
HoMA, WHERE HE is SAID TO
HAVE KILLED A MAN-WHITEI
WOMAN WAS AccoMPLIcE AND
VICTIM WAS WoMAN's HUSBAND.

Minot N. d., June 1S.-Jim Chap
man. a negro wanted in Oklahoma for
murder, while being taken back from
Canada by Sheriff Fox, jumped through
the vestibule window Of 500 train No.
1OS and is now at large in the vicinity
Of Kenmare.
Chapman with a white woman muir
dered the husband of the woman at
Saltwater, Okla, both escaping to Can
ada, here Sheriff Fox located them. He
has had difficulty in securing the neces-
sary papers and was for that reason
unable to get the woman.
The negro must be badly cut, as there
are signs of blood on the outside of the
train. Posses have been sent out in
automobiles in all directions and the
officials believe that it viii be impos-
sible for Chapman to escape
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13

There have been complaints that
State Treasurer Bickford was not prop
erly handling the funds of North Da-
kota. Some were that he favored his
own bank at Bowbells with large de-
posits when it was not designated
depository.
Another was that he sent drafts ag-
gregating a quarter Of a million dol
lars to his bank-for distribution to
other banks.
The surety company which was on
State Treasurer Bickfords bonds be-
came alarmed. D. M. Holmes of Grand
Forks, the general agent for concern
at Baltimore, wrote to the chairman of
the auditing board under date Of Dec.
8, 1909, demanding an examination of
the treasurer's Office,
If Mr.. Bickford is not complying with
all the state regulations both in the
letter as well as the spirits he the
proper man to be retained in the office
Should he be entrusted with the state
funds? .,
Gunder Olson of Grafton is a candi-
date for state treasurer. He has a
reputation for honesty and reliability
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
BICKFORD'S METHODS OF HANDLING STATE
FUNDS CONDEMNED BY SURETY COMPANY.
General the Surety Company State Treasurer Bs Bonds Demanded
Official Investigation the 0ceCompam Made Against Partially
Bkfmds BOwbens Bank, Which Was Not Depository

LEGALLY AUTHORIZED DEPosI.
TORY and we do not propose that any
bank which is not so designated shall
handle any of the state funds. These
facts were brought out by a recent ex-
animation Of the treasurer's office by
one of our auditors, at the same time
that an examination was made by tho
deputy state examiner. We desire that
your board make an audit Of the treas
urer's Office and that we be furnished
with a copy of such report.
WE HAVE MADE SEVERAL EFF.
FORTS TO HAVE MR.. BlCkFORD
COMPLY STRICTLY WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF THE LAW REGu-
LATINO HIS OFFICE, BUT WE
HAVE BEEN UNABLE so FAR TO
GET HIM TO CONDUCT THE Of
FIcE STRICTLY AS REQUIRED. We
do not want to make any trouble, either
for the treasurer or anyone else. but
it will be necessary for us to protect
our interests.
Please let me hear from you at as
early a date as possible what steps viii
be taken to correct the existing regu-
larities. Yours truly,
d. NJ. Holmes, Gen. Agt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13

that is statewide and even the insur-
gent papers of his county join in boost
ing him for the office. Not one OF
them has said a word of a derogatory
nature.
Bickford is the insurgent, who seeks
reelection.
Here Is a copy Of the letter D. NJ.
Holmes wrote the chairman OF the state
auditing board:
Dear Sir: AS chairman of the state
auditing board as provided by Section
2S1 Revised Codes Of 1905, l wish to
call your attention to the fact that your
board has not complied with this sec
ton by making the required semi an
nual examination of the state treasur-
er's office. CERTAIN IRREGULARI-
TIES EXIST IN CONNECTION WITH
Mr.. 5lCkFoRD'S METHODS OF
HANDLING THE BUSINESS OF HIS
OFFICE which are not satisfactory to
our company, which is surety on his
official bond. ONE MATTER IN PAR
TIcULAR is HIS USING THE STATE
BANK OF 5oWBELLs AS A COL
LECTION AGENCY FOR MAKING
COLLECTIONS FROM SEVERAL
COUNTIES. THIS BANK is NOT A
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
FALL OUT WINDOW
DURING QUARREL
PHILADELPHIA MAN AND HIS
WIFE DROP ONE STORY AT
ST. PAUL LODGINGS.

st. Paul, June 13.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester Copeland. or Conlan, of
Philadelphia, fell out or a second story
window of their. room at zoe Nelson
avenue at 1880 Sunday morning and
are badly hurt They were removed to
st. Joseph's hospital. Copeland is
thought to be supervisor of the con-
struction of the new Minnesota state
prison, also of the new st. Paul Y. w.
G. A. building.
Mr.. and Mrs Copeland stopped at
the residence in aYtaxicab and after
alighting the man got into an argu.
ment with the driver about the fare
While the two men were wrangling
sPatrolman Ed O'Brien was called and
he went to see what the trouble was.
The difficulty was finally settled by
Copeland giving his card to the driver,
which showed that he is civil en-
gineer, engaged as overseer of con-
struction. work at the Saltwater prison
and also for the Y. w. c. A. building.
Then Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland began to
walk towards the house. AS they were
about to enter the place Mrs. Copeland
asked the policeman TO step inside the
hallway and wait there for a short
while, saying she was afraid.
The policeman did as requested.
They succeeded in getting into the
room and it IS said began to quarrel.
The policeman was still at his post
when two citizens, who were passing
the house, saw the two bodies fall from
the second story window. The noise
r. rn NtaH tho hn ooy
OF the house and found the couple in
an unconscious condition on the side
walk. The police ambulance was call
ed and the woman was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital and the Rondo pa
troll wagon took the injured husband
to the same institution.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
.GREENLEAF wins
SECOND PLACE
UNIVERSITY MAN WINS HONOR
I'M WESTERN LEAGUE
CONTEST.

Yankton, S. D.. June 13.-One of the
big forensic events of the northwest
was the annual Western League of
Oratory contest which was held at
Yankton Saturday night. Four men,
two from North Dakota and two from
South Dakota, the cream of the ora
torical talent from nine different in
situations in the two states, competed
for the championship. William Green
leaf of this city and the university,
who won first in in the state contest,
and Talbot of Fargo college, who won
second place, were the North Dakota
representatives. Alseth of Yankton COL
lege won first and GSreenleaf came in
second in a very close contest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
NEW EVIDENCE
AGAINST BROWNE
MAN CHARGED WITH RECEIVING
BRIDE IN LoRIMER SCANDAL
BEFORE COURT AGAIN.

Chicago. June 13.-Lee o'Neill
Brownies trial on charge of bribery
in connection with the election of Will
liam Lorimer as United States senator
was resumed today. There has been
no session of Judge McSurley's court
since the jury was completed last
Thursday. According to reports about
the court room States Attorney Way
man has secured important evidence
against Browne from new witness.
He will probably disclose the nature
OF the evidence In his opening adj
dress today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
Bulletin.

6uliGLins
Montreal, June 13.-The latest re-
ports are that thirty-five persons are
dead in the fire which swept the rooms
of The HeraIdbuilding. Many are said
to have been carried to death by a
water tank which crashed through the
building when the fire started.
The disaster is apparently one OF "a
the worst in the history of the city.
Bindery girls and linotype men fell,
through a huge gap in the floors of
the building and were quickly +
burned under the machinery and
timbers. The crowds assembled
outside the burning building could
hear the shouts of the dying inside, 4:
while the flames were slowly trav- Z
cling toward them, but practicalIy&t
nothing could be done to save them
The members of the editorial de-
partment escaped uninjured. the
dead and dying being confined 4
mostly to the employees of the
bindery and composing room.
The flames at first were confined
to the upper floors OF the building.
but although all the available fire
apparatus turned out 1t was inn
possible to control the fire which
was famed by strong wind.
Inspector Mcmahon of the police
force called upon those around
him to organize a rescue party, but
a tremendous wall of flames sud-
denly rising from the basement,
made 1t Impossible to enter ths
building.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
WANTS Lash FOR
DRY STATE JAGS

Tulsa, Okla, June 1s.-Plain DRINKS
will receive lashings instead of fines.
IL Municipal Judge e. A. Houston has
his way here. Yesterday he asked the
city commissioner to supply him with
a post and a whip, in order that tha
court might mete out punishment 20
the intoxicated offenders. The aver
age number of arrests on charge of
drunkenness made here is six day,
though the state is made prohibition
by its constitution.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-13
WANTS PROBE IN
FRIAR Land DEAL

Washington, June 13.-As result
Saturday by the war department dis
closing the alleged fact that Frank w
Carpenter, the executive secretary of
the Philippine government and e. G..
Worcester, has bought and leased friaf
lands in the Philippines. representa-
tive Martin, democrat, today added a
resolution demanding an investigation
charging malfeasance in office.