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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-14
THE MARKETS.

Cincinnati. O., June li-Cattlc-
Receipts l,jcN, market steady IAN 20
good shippers S64OWGJO, comU on
.5d45O. Hogs Receipts 5IA',
market easy and lower, butchers ano
shippers $9.40M9A5; common $500
.q4S Shecp-Receipts l.o+l; market
steady, S250d490. Lambs-MarAet
strong. S4NS.15
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-14
IN JAIL AT MT. VERNON

George and Ed Mullins. Fred Eikins
and Lum Chowning are IN Jail at MI.
Vernon, In connection with the muf'
der of William Madden a livingston
SATURDAY night They are chars'd
with the killing while the following
companions Of the murdered man are
held as witnesses. John Scanlon, La
fayette Marris and William Baker.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-14

II YOU are not satisfied a'ter using
,rrording TO directions two thirds oil
a hottie OF Chamberlaln's Stomach
ana Liver Tablets, you can have youl
nancy hack. The tablets cleanse ana
invigorate the ssomach' improve ,n'
digestion. regulate the bowels ulE'
them a trial and get well Sold by u
l.. Penny.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-14

Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism OF the muscles
ana Yields quickly 10 the free appllca-
ton OF Chamberlains Linlment inns
Hniment is not only prompt ard erect
ual, but In no way dlsagreea0le TO use
Sold by q. l.. Penny.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-14

Cnamberlain's stomach and Liver
rabsets will brace up the nerves, ban
isn sick headache, prevent desponden'
cy and myigorate the whole system
Sold by @. l.. Penny.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-14

Get a jO-cent box OF Mona Stom-
ach Tablets at Penny Drug Store
and stop all distress. Cure indiges-
ton, or money back.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

nl,r 81 oelltlid. Meit iblimmre nod
leioen Sic Hfer0e, met1n sic 5liegen
bet feudtem @etter uno 0robenoem
&egen in ga1r5en 5d)aaren ol1rb Sen=
lter uno Ibiiren in Sen Stua georul1-
gen iino. Sic itampfen init Sen Sit
Ben, reiben olr Sen 8an0er, ipri1ge1l
5llmeilen in Die &rippe, neil tic iid)
nibt a1oerS 81 belfen miiien, uulo gle
fen iid auf Oiele @eile 8erlcbuugen
81. Ser glufe1tbalt I'M Stau idafft
i6nen feline grbolung BON Sen g(n<
itrengl1ngen ser Mrbeit, neil Sic no
tbige 9ilrbe feblt u1r0 trob frGftiger
Iiitterl1ng geben lie i'm geaibr5uitauoe
%5llriicf. Gos portrefflidite Mittel our
Seieitigung oieier ltebelitdnoe lit oos
3erltal1ben BON Snleftenpulper nod)
p%orberigen ShlieBen ser Sbiiren uno
Teniter, 10 oab Ser Stallraum poQ-
itan0ig 0a1nit erfiiQt miro. Nodoem
oies ausgefiibrt, perlaBt man Sen
Stal, Inn Sic eigene 9}aienibleim-
baut ser %rei3en6en Ginmirfung 0eS
gltlpers 51 e%ntsieber. @ebrt man nad)
5ebn Mim,ten 5uriid, 10 liebt man Sic
6liegen 81 Iauien0en betall6t al1f BEN
8o0en liegen; III bat nl1r n0tbig,
oiel elben alsbalb nit oem 8ele11 5l1=
lolnmea15umilden un0 in oas 6euer 5u
merfe11, neil lie ionit einige Stl1n-
Sen ipater aus Ser 8%etdl1bnng erpa=
.de,1 miiroen. 6rii6e 8ei6affenbeit
oes Snieftenpl1lpers lit aber unbeoing=
tes grfor0erniB; olte, o%bgeitauoel1e
un0 langere 3eit ser 2uft al1sgeiebte
@aare fat feline @irfung mebr.
@enn Sic 6liegen o1r falteren Sagen
lit 0idten Maiien a1r sen @anoen 5lt=
iammeniiben, fann n1ar1 6as 8l1lper
nu6 6ireft gegen iie itanben uno ben=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
I'M feldtel1 Graie finoet es in eia1el

i'm felldten Graie finoet es in elmer
Stu10e mebr animalil6e Nabrlr1g,
oils lpdtcr Ben gal15en Sag iiber. I'm
nun ober sen Gbieren oieicn friibe1l
Muslnnf 81 er4ll0gliden - es lit ia
nidt Sebermanns Sohe, ser Somc
bel ser Soilette 5l5uldaue, en1=
pfieblt iib Sic Mnbringu11g zines
ielblttbdtigm 5tau0ffners.
lin oem llnge5iefer mirflam ent=
gegen SIT arbeiten, III ein griin0li6es
Meilligel1 oes Stalles mmloeltens ei1l-
mail int Sabre notbpen6ig. Mm BE-
lten gelbiebt oies in elmer @eile, 0aB
alle @ol5tbeile berallsgenommel1 ul1o
nit elmer beiBen So0alauge griin0li6
abgeldeuert mer0eu. NQe Mel teinla=
gen, @ooenbelag etc. li11o entpe0er 51
perbrennen o0er anf einem &ompolt=
haufen ein5uldorren. Nah0em init
einem &eiiigbeien @anoe un0 Deden
grii1olih abgefegt iin0, miro ser gan=
Sc 5tou nit &alfmilh gemeiBt. Man
perwenoet bier5u gel0l6ten &alf, Sen
man p Yfln1o ntf SEN elmer = in
@alier aufl0it un6 10 einen gang
oiimfliiiiigen 8rei bon ser &oniiiten5
elmer guten 0elfarbe beriteut. Muf Sic
angegebene Menge &alfmil6 iebt man
sur meiteren 8ertilgung 6es l1nge5ie==
fers "A Bfuno Mlaun (@la1berial5)
5u. sat mon iebr itart unter Huge
5iefer 51 lei0er, fann man al16 0en
gal15en 5tau init elmer fo6eno beiBeu,
lebr itarfen MIaunl0iung ausitreideu,
uno nad)0em 0ies troden %gemor0en,
Sic 4ulfmil6 uuftragen, mas ant be-
item nit groBen Hiniell1 Maa1rer-
quaite) geldiebt. @efauen sic meiBen
8aaroe nidt, 10 fam man au6 alS
lnlda0lide Sarbe Ser &alfmilb
Oder 5uleben, mo0urd man cine bib
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

ide galbe Sarbe erbalt. gbenio tam
man CUR gr5ielung elmer roia Garbe.
gemablel1en& otbitein (rotbe grbe) BET
mengen. IS 1T ieoob oaral.f gu ad.
ten, oaB INNER ein better Barben-
ton berribt. Mues Sol5geratb 1T nit
oem glciben Mnitrid gu perleben.
Sn Die Melter legt man, nadoem
Ser Mnltrid getrodnet lit, friihe
Siren, liiftet fleiBig uno fam i9on
aln Mbeno sic Ibiere lire neu berge-
ridtete 8obnung be5ieben laiieu. Ct
tpas Snieftenpulper in ale @infel uno
gden geitrellt, tbut aud nebe11ber iei-
ne guten 3ienite.
Nltn oas 8ao. acknowledgements
baben @iibner nieuals inn @oiier,
lorloern ldeinen Oireft malieridel gu
lein. Sic befreien iid bon laitigen
Sara iten ol1rb elm 5taubboo, Dos
man ibnen in elmer geeigneten flade1
&iite aus feinem Sano, SorfmiiQ,
Mide lt110 Elm menig Sllleftenpulper
bcreitet. Sm Sommer lit 6aS 5an0-
6alo minoeltens alc IA Gage 81 er=
nel1er>l u11o es mub 10 allfgeitellt lper=-
Sen, ooB es aien1uls pom Megen 0urd=
fel1Gtet merOen funll.
@enngleih Sic &iibaer uno uni er
onoeres @efliigel uu6 lebr Sic 5trahs
len Ser Come lieben, 10 mare es oo6
grlt1o iollb, Sen Mnslauf 10 an5ule=
gen, 0aB er feinen Sdatten bietet. Ser
i0eullte Muflauf fir @efliigel lit uno
bleibt eil1 gr0Berer Sbltgarten nit
@rasmuhs, ga bierin @efliigel un6
;3iidter iib gegenieitig Sic beiten Dien-
ite l%eiiten. $50 itd Elm iolbes Soeal
nidt -beibaffen labt, mnb eben auf
on0ere @eile Sbatten geidaffen mer=
Sen, inoem man in elmer Gde 0es Nl1s-
laufs bier Hf6ble in sic Groe ran1mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

uno bieriiber aus Brettern o6er 8lan.
fen Elm Dab beriteqt. 8eiier aber if
es, melln ldon i'm 5eitigen 6riibiabr
Der gauge @efliigelbof init Mais,
Sonnenblumen, 9eliantbi uno abnli=
den @epadien umpflan5t miro, sic als
5battenipenoer, @riinfutter un0 &or=
nerfutter bon unidatbarem @ertbe
iino.
@as nun sic Jiitterrng i'm 5om-
l11er an%belangt, 10 beitcbt 0ieielbe an
3medmaBiglten aus iebr piel Grim
l1no &ornerfltter, 0agegen pegen
Der Sal1erungsgefabr y aus iebr
merlig 8eidfutter, oas inn sommcr
belier 9aa15lid permieoen miro. Sen
beranpad1en0eu S%ungtbieren reidt
man allmablib audi 6as gleibe SUIT
ter mie Sen Mltel1, fam i1oeiien, mos
nmentlib fir Sen Std6ter iebr BE-
qlleln lit, nod cine gar5e @eile fiinlt=
l1fes &llfenfttter betbebaltel1, in Sem
Sic pielcn fir Sic Sllngt6iere unbe-
oingt notbapen0igerl animalii6en uno
pbospbosbaltige1 Subitn3en in rid)=
tiger @ertbeill1ng entbalten iin0, Sic
lid int beldranfte1 Muslauf ionit nllr
lbmer beidaffen lalien.
3aB an 8alier niem1ols Mongel
Flein 0arf lu10 0aB Oie SranfgefaBe,
oie ia in allen m0gli6en uno lebr
5pedmabigen 6ormen int @an0el
iin0, an beiten oreimal tdglih friid
gefiiat mer0en, beoari mobl faum ser
g%rmabnung. Sat man auf 0ieie @ei=
lie fir oas 8obl oes @efliigels &C.
lorgt, Damn miro mon es audi iider
gut 0nrb Sic beige eSabres5eit britt
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
&anS mno &of.
llmier @efligel in Der bcifen Sabrcs=
5eit.

@eun sic beiben Somnlertage ms
2uu0 piebe,1 l1rb mellu Sic &ilden 10
aiemlid berollgemudlen lino, miro
pielfo6 oas Snterelie oes 8efliigel=
5olters fir feline Sdiitlinae beoelt-
te,o berabgemi1oert leiny inns oora1
leioen sic @efliigelitaQe nibt leltell
l,nter elmer be0al1erlid)en Ger1ad=
lQl1igung. @iergegcn mub inoel Ten
e%ingeld)ritten merOen, n1o Sic nad)=
ltebeuoen 3eilen lolleu ein Mfabnruf
an aue 0ieienigen iein, Sic 1T 0iel JET
8e5iebu11g Elm Dielleidt nidt gon5 rel
mes @emillea1 baben.
SSn erl tier 2inie muB bier Sic StaQ=
fruge er0rtert meroen. Sir Sen 8in=
ter miro man in Sen meilten 6alen
gut p%orgeiorgt boben lno bemiibt ge=
noe en- ieir1, einen 5tau ber5uridtcn,
in oem u1lere gefie0erten 2ie6linge
geeen sic geriuglte 3ltgluft iorgiam
geldiibt iino. SS1 oieleu 5taqen blei=
ben sic SDiere natiirlid al1d in SEN
beiBen 5ommernddten nno fem er=
frii6enoes 2iiftden fat gingal1g III
Sen Don idpiiler, 0umpfer 2uft al1ge=
fiillten &altn1. @ier muB Dor allen
0ingen Mbbilfe gelboffen meroen. Sir
je0en @efliigelltall lit es l1nerlaBlib,
1robttbiiren 81 beld)afien, Sic nit 9e=
ginn Ser beiBen Sabres5eit gegen Sic
Oidten @interperidliilie m%1sgelpedielt
mer0en. 9os @efliigel iolte am be-
lten ibon morgenS IN after Triibe uuf
leinen Muslnuf fommen, 0enn gera0e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
Man id)iite sic Sbierc sesen Tlieser

@egen Sic lditigen 6liegen iolte
ieoer 2anOmirtb resp. Gieb5ibter sen
&Mnpf aufnebmen. 0ie Stl1benflie=
gen belaitigen Sic i'm 5taQe angebu11=
oenen &%austbiere- 6ur6 raides &in=
un0 &erloufen auf Oeren &orper, Sic
Ste6fliegert, inoem iie nit ibren
Stedapparaten Sic &aut 6ur6bobren,
0aour6 S6mer5en bereiten un0 Slut
iollgen. @ie ie6r 6os Mil6pieb So
onr6 benadtbeiligt miro, 0aB es 5u=
mai an gemttteri6milen Sagen SEN
gan5en Sag iber feline Minute &ube
Dor Sen Snieften fat, erfennt man at
6em betrd6tli6en Mnsfan ser Mild
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
Sin 9pftur I'M Sanie. gine1 iol=

Sin 2pftur I'M @anie, ginel1 iol=
he1 beiitt je0e 6amilie, melbe eine
6lal6e Tprni's Mlpenfra1ter int We=
oi5inidranf porratbig bdlt. Mand'
cine i6mere &ranfbeit mir0 auf oiele
8eiie inn Seine erltift, un0 S6mer=
sen, Gorge un0 Musgoben mer0en err
iport. 6ornis Mlpenfraltter lit fei=
ne Mpotbeferme0i5in. ST. miro Sen
franfen 2euten 0ur6 Spe5ial=9lgenten
%geliefert, melde a11geiteqt iil1o bon oen
gigentbiimer>1, ST.. Beter 6abrreD &
Cons &c., 1876 Soutb &opne Mpe.,
@bicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

lelben Gffeft %er3ielen. sir oieler
1nl lpore bor3nidlagen, 100 @ramrt
Snieftenpulper NIT 9 @ranm Sdme-
fel 81 mengen, in einem 3eritrel1er
ooer cine Shmeinsblaie gu bringenill
oeren Seffnung einen 5eoerfiel 81 ltc-
den l1no altf oieie @eile 6as 3erltau-
Zen 81 bemerflteQigen. Mngeiidts ser
groben &ulamitaten, melde sic Size
&c peruriadt, fam ous Snieftenpulper
l1ntl1oglid Elm tbeures Mittell, ge-
11annt mer6en. Sebr piel fon11 man
aud CUR 2in0erung 6es u%ebelitanoes
beitragen, metn man Sen Ston taq-
lib nit 5iemlder Sorgfalt reinigt
un0 oa0urh alles fern bqlt, mas SEN
6licgen ais Mubru1g oient. Gin
meiteres Mittel lit eben u11o in Gerbm=
Dung nit Dem N%nge0eutetel1, ooB man
Sen Stall m0glibit ounfel nno luf=
tig 81 erbalten iudt. Sinh sic Sen-
tier belpeglid, 10 fonnte mon our6
Nusieben oerlelben .a1ebit SEN oberen
Sburfliigeln uno ourb oas @erbangen
Der Seffnungen NIT einem 6unflen,
moglidit grobmaidigen sade Sen
3med in Ser einfaditen @eiie errei=
6en. Gegen Sic 5%liegenplage inn 5tal=
lie b%or5ngeben, lit nidt Bios elm @ebot
Ser Sefonomie, 5. f.. oes 8elolades,
lonoern aud Elm iol6es ser @umoni=
TIT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

Wenn SIR cine <iten=Meoi5in
fanft, Damn firdtet gud nidt, gbarn-
h%erlain's &uiten=Seiluittel 81 befom-
mel1. IS lit 0amit feline @efabr per-
bl1noer1, un0 Grleidterung foIgt iid=
erli6. spe5ieu empfoblen gegen SUI
item, grfaltung un0 blal1en &ulten.
Gerfanft BON ser Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

1t1tfei5en miro in u~nierer Ma9baridai
1H &raut unb ale n6rbli6en @emiii
~ 5armern fultibirt tperben, tpenn
5didt fir unier 8optlet unb fragt
pas mir miiien, 9batiaden an5ugeben,
irgenb einen Mann %iber5eu9en, 9lei6pi'
baben ,pirb, menn er jebt BON uns fauft.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-27

(PrONluen
There will be general interest in the
plan for an aeroplane race between
Chicago and New York. 1t is pro-
posed by two newspapers to pay $4,000
to the aviator who, during the week be-
ginning October s, shall cover the dls-
tance in the least time; what thls
time is likely to be is an open question,
but M. de Lessepe is of the opinion that
II NAV not exceed seventy-two hours
on the other hand, the distance Is faf
greater than has ever yet been at
tempted in a heavierth than-air machlne,
and accidents are sure to happen; so
that the time of the winner may be
nearer the week limit than the three
day period suggested by the French
man.
To the lay reader of aeronautic news
it may seem strange that the contem-
plated trip should present any peculiar
obstacles as compared with the trip
from Albany to New York, or that
from New York to Philadelphia. All
that one has to do is to go as far as
he can, glide gently to earth replenlsn
his supplies and go on again. But
there are local air currents to pc
thought of, the way is largely unta-
miliar mishaps may occur far from
a suitable landing place; In short, the
difficulties increase surprisingly WIN
the increase in distance. 1t is thousht
that the aviators will find it necessary
to study the country carefully in ad-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-27
SUGGESTS OIL MEN SHOULD
UNITE ON CERTAIN POLICY

Editor Herald. May 1 be allowed to
state my views on the oil land situa-
tlon?
The oil men of California need
never expect government recognition
of their claims unless they unite on
one certain policy which must be a
policy of absolute fairness to every
citizen, whether he be an oil oper-
ator or not.
My idea Of fair policy is as fol-
lows:
The dlscoverer of oil in new district,
by which l mean a district not already
reported on as probably oil-bearlng
by the government geologist, shall be
allowed to locate and hold $40 acres
or one full section, and be given sufil-
cient time, say three years to produce
quantities, say five barrels per day;
failure to do which causes the land to
revert to the government
All subsequent prospectors snall De
allowed to locate and hold, person
ally, or as a company, only 100 acres
in any one township, and patents 10
such land shall be granted by the
government when oil has been pro-
duced in commercial quantities.
Upon all oil produced in commercial
quantities, both before and after pat
ent is granted, a royalty shall be PAID
TO the government of per cent OF
the gross value of the product, said
value to be based on the average sell
ing price of oil for the fiscal year pre-
vious to the beginning OF such pro
duction.
BY taking such a course as the
above, large financial companies would
be unable, by any manner of combina-
ton of interests, to hold large tracts
of land in one parcel, to the detrlmeht
of a weaker party.
Now as to the lands winch are
already held under patent by the
present producing oil companies. be-
lieve an act should be put upon our
statute books dealing with them IN
precisely the same manner, viz; A
government royalty should be assessed
against the gross value of the gross
output of their properties, as such COM
panies have no more right to Keep on
extracting from the bowels OF the
earth it's wealth of petroleum, than
have those who are now, or may IN tne
future be ready and willing to invest
their money in the oil-minlng pusl-
ness. without paying to the govern
nent a royalty on the same.
Will the present producers, VINO are
strong and eloquent on the rights OF
the California oil-men, acquiesce III
such a scheme? .ny
INTERESTED PARTY.
Los Angeles, Aug. rs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-27
COMMISSIONS

r OS ANGELES is the only one of
a large number of cities that are
u interested in the subject of
charter building, which is one of the
significant incidents of the times in
municipal progress. Clinton Rogers
Woodruff, secretary of the National
Municipal league says that within the
last two years $50 towns and cities
have sought the advice and help of
the league in this matter. Referring
to the tendency toward the commits
sion form of local government Mr..
Woodruff says:
Briefly, the Galveston plan, con-
sisting of a commission of five men
chosen at large by the electors to ad-
minister the affairs of the city, is the
one that arouses interest. In effect,
the entire responsibility for the ad-
ministratlon of the municipal business
in all its branches is directly concen-
trated upon a small group of men who
cannot easily shift or shirk their OBJ
legations The principle of the Calves
ton plan, which has been extended to
Moines to include the expression of the
public will through the initiative, the
referendum and the recall. 1t was
safeguarded further by the applica-
ton of the merit system to all
appointive offices and positions and
by a non-partisan primary election.
The Kansas law has an additional
provision that the commissioners shall
give their entire time to the munich
pality, thereby insuring dispatch and
efficiency"
Secretary Woodruff says that a sig
nihcant advance of the last four years
is the fact that such states as Iowa.
Kansas, the Dakotas, Mississippi,
Minnesota, kentucky, Wisconsin and
Oklahoma have passed laws relating
to the cities and more literally recog-
nizing the principle of home rule. In
all, eighty cities in eleven states have
adopted some form of commission gov
ernment. According to the reports
received by the National Municipal
league, the question is under discus
sion in thirty-three other cities, repre-
senting twenty-five states. While the
commission form of government has
not had sufficient trial to warrant a
final judgment as to its merits, it
presents two fundamental essentials
10 successful municipal government
simplicity and the concentration of
authority and responsibility.
zone advantage of it, declares Mr..
Woodruff, lis that it enables the peo-
pie more readily and quickly 10 get
possession of their government-if they
desire to do so. In SO far as it removes
needless checks and balances, needless
restrictions and red tape, it is helpful.
Further, the fact that it knows no
ward boundaries increases the oppor-
tunity to got and keep higher grade
OF men, We must not overlook the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-27
THE PANAMA FAIR

n its broader aspects the proposed
Panama exposition in San Fran
cisco in 1915 will not be an enter
prise of that city, but of the entire
state of California. In calling the leg
islature together to provide a way to
finance 1t handsomely, beyond any ca
vii on the part of New Orleans parti-
sans, Governor Gillett will have gem
eral support.
New Orleans is intensely eager for
the fair. The assistance of the entire
south is being enlisted in its behalf
because the whole south would receive
more or less benefit from a vast stream
of visitors. The Louisiana legislature
purposes to bond the state for $780,
600, since the Crescent City could raise
by subscription only about 81 900 600
toward the $7,5OO,OO0 exacted by con-
gress. other legislatures will also be
asked to help, but at the most it is be-
lieved Louisiana cannot raise over
S1O, ,00O 900.
New Orleans strong point is the ar
gument that the city is nearer the
plan is now carried out to add to the
S7OoO,00O subscribed in San Francisco
another S5,000000 to be raised by the
city on a charter amendment granted
by the legislature, and another $5000,-
600 to be voted by the state, the Lou
isiana bake-oven will be swamped
financially. The powerful aid of the
transcontinental railroads will be ex-
erted for California, and all the far
western and northwestern members of
congress ought to pull hard for the
plan to draw the tide of travel to-
ward their states,
There is very strong sentimental
bond in the south that is being in
voked by its metropolis with apparent
success. The papers of the old Con-
federacy are roofing hard for New Or
leans. California has got to meet this
with a similar pull-together enthusi-
asm if it hopes to win the great bene-
fits probable to follow an enormous in
fluX of eastern visitors. Low rates
would bring a vast number here, and
it would not be the Golden Gate alone
that they would be interested in.
They would swarm over the entire
state and the state would have the op-
portunity of its life to make the visi-
tors friends and the friends investors
There Is not another state in the
Union that has an equal incentive with
California to spend money for an ex-
position or anything else that will
draw visitors. Louisianas marshes
mosquitoes and malaria wouldn't hold
one in a hundred. California's eli
matte charms, fruitful fields and floral
glories would gain immense accessions
of the best population in the country
and new wealth impossible of calcu-
lation.
1t will be very unlike California,
with greater incentive than Louisiana
or any other state, to work for the
1915 exposition. if it does not with a
tremendous united effort make such
dead set for the enterprise that con-
gress will not have an excuse to vote
it's support to New Orleans. This coast,
to which the opening of the Panama
canal means so much, is the logical
place for it. 1t is a Pacific affair and
the pride of the entire Pacific coast as
we'll as the hope for tangible benefits
should make every community Of the
sunset slope work for it as one man.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-27

sponsible for them. AND ESPECIAL
LY SHOULD HE BE HELD RE
SPONSIBLE FOR THEM WHERE
THEY EMANATE FROM A CUES
TIONABLE SOURCE A SOURCE
WHICH HAS BEEN GUILTY OF
CORRUPTING THE POLITICS OF
THE STATE IN THE PAST.
In the opinion of The Herald there
is no question that money was paid
to Republican candidates for the leg
islature in this county in the interest
of Mr.. Spalding's candidacy. 1t is pos
sible, and indeed, in view of Mr.. Spald-
ing's specific denial as to his personal
participation in these payments, 1t is
probable that these payments were
made by the influence which was no.
toriously promoting his candidacy-to
wit, the Southern Pacific political ma
chine; the same influence that Abe
Ruef confessed had paid him $4,000
for handing over the votes of the san
Francisco delegates to the Santa Cruz
convention for Gillett's nomination for
governor.
The Herald has no fight against Mr..
Spalding as Mr.. Spalding and cares
nothing for his candidacy. The fight
that The Herald is waging and will
continue to wage with all its might is
against the infamous, corrupt South
ern Pacific political machine, which has
debauched politics in this state for
nearly half a century and has con-
trlved during most of this time to
practically own nearly all of the rep
resentatives of California in both
houses of congress.
The Herald does not mean, If it can
prevent it, that the Southern Paclhc
political machine shall have any claim
upon any other member of the national
house or senate, if it can be helped.
The Herald is advised, on evidence
entirely satisfactory to it, that large
expenditures have been made in be-
half of Mr.. Spalding's campaign IL
in inconceivable that Mr.. Spaldlng dld
not know something of these expendl-
lures. He refused to say whether ne
did or not. If they were made by the
Southern Pacific machine, then the
Herald does not believe Mr.. Spaldins
is fit to represent the state of Calltor-
MIA in the United States senate.
The Herald has been prosecuting us
inquiries into the campaign eXpendl-
lures in the contest for United States
senator with the idea of discovering
the Affiliations and obligations OF the
various candidates. 1t proposes TO
continue this investigation and 1t pro
noses also, in good time, to give the
public the benefit of the information
which it has secured and may secure
in the future.