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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
COLD WAVE IN
EAST CAUSE OF
MUCH DISTRESS
Intense Suffering Results
from Sudden Freeze on
Atlantic Coast
THREATENS FLORIDA
Record Breaking Weather
in New York--Mercury
far Below Zero
GAssoclated Pressl


EW YORK, Feb. From Maine
Y to Florida, along the entire At
lantic seaboard, the coldest
weather of the winter prevailed today.
causing intense suffering and greatly
intensifying the deplorable conditions
that have resulted in many cities from
the lack of fuel and the high costs OF
living.
AT o'clock this morning Canton, N.
Y, reported 80 degrees below zero.
The streets of the city were deserted,
but few people daring to venture ous,
and shortage of fuel, which at Canton,
as in other cities. has reached pro-
hibitive price, caused much discom-
future.
The cold wave penetrated far into
the south, and reports from Florida
indicate much damage may be expect
ed to the orange CROP although the
larger portion of the first crop al
ready has been gathered, and only the
unmatured fruit will be affected.
Records for the season We're broken
with the registering of a temperature
of 2 degrees above zero at a. m. in
New York. The lowest point pre-
viously reached by the mercury of
the official thermometer at the weather
bureau was s degrees above on jan
uary 5.
Prospects Gloomy
Indications early indicated a contin-
uation all day of the cold wave. Along
the Atlantic coast the wave of frigidity
was felt to an extent not experienced
for several years.
All of the state today experienced
extreme cold. Al Plattsburg the ther-
mometer indicated 20 below zero;
Utica, "a below; Amsterdam, IL below,
and Rochester, 30 below.
From midnight until o'clock the
temperature was below.
There was great suffering among the
poor in the worst pinch of the cold, and
many cases of frost bite and exhaustion
were reported to the hospitals. From
surrounding suburbs came news of
several deaths from freezing.
The thermometer sank to 25 degrees
below zero day at Stanford, Delaware
county, breaking this winters record
for the Catskills.
Temperatures ranging from zero to
"a below prevailed throughout Oswego
county during the last twentyfour
hours Fruit growers fear damage to
the peach crop.
Mrs Elizabeth O'Neill, aged II, who
has lived alone for thirty years, froze
to death last night in her bed at
Miami, o., village near Cincinnati.
Her body was found today
Villages in the interior of Duchess
county report a temperature of from 18
to % degrees below zero this morning.
In spite of the cold tonight the stu
dents of Vassar held their annual ice
carnival on the college lake.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
LEAGUE
SEEKS DESIRABLE CANDIDATE
Especial to The Herald. ]

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. THE eX-
ecutive committee of the state organi-
zation of the Lincoln Roosevelt league
met today at the headquarters in the
Metropolitan building for the an
nounced purpose of endeavoring to
agree upon a candidate for governor
and also to call a state conference
or convention to recommend a full
ticket to the electors.
Except by the process of elimination
little was accomplished The several
candidates seeking the Endorsement of
the organization were reduced to four
who were given serious considerations
These were Hiram Johnson of San
Francisco, Mayor Frank X. Mott of
Oakland, former State Senator Charles
M. Belshaw of Antioch and Charles
H. Bentley of San Francisco. These
are named in the order of preference
of President Chester Rowell. Francis
]. Heney was for a time thought to be
RowelPs first choice. but the special
prosecutor subsequently was dis
carded.
A vote was taken on the remaining
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08

four, with the result that Johnson was
a strong favorite with Mott second,
Belshaw third and Bentley fourth.
Johnson, who was not present at
the morning session, was waited on
by a committee, but declined to be a
candidate under any circumstances.
Bentley also declined.
This left two candidates-Mott and
Belshaw-in the field, and it is said
that they stand about equally in the
support of the executive committee.
The next meeting will be held Febru-
airy 10.
Among those present were Chester
H. Rowell, Fresno; Harold I. Power,
Auburn; H., w. Johnson, w. r.
Davis Meyer Lissner, Los Angeles;
Frank Mott, Charles H. Bentley.
Daniel A. Ryan. George G. Walker.
Los Gatos; A. NJ Drew, Fresno; Irv-
ing Martin, Stockton; George G. Rad
cliffe, Watsonville; A. ]. Wallace Mar
shall Stimson, Los Angeles: former
United States Senator Thomas b.
Bard. Santa Barbara; M. C. zumwait,
Tulare.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
LOS ANGELES

Police think they have daylight burglar
Prisoner said to have confessed bur
glaries. PAGE 6
Warrant issued for arrest of Howard F..
Campbell for embezzlement. PAGE
Commission fails to name successor to
Dishman. PAGE S
State exposition buildings at Agricultural
park Will be ready in 1912, says Engl-
neer Ellery. PAGE 5
Judge refuses decree to woman whose
PAGE 5
Woman sues for larger share of moth
er's estate. PAGE s
Sixth Ward Improvement association de-
clares p. E. Railroad companys fran
chise for Long Beach line void and asks
council to declare 1t forfeited PAGE s
Leslie Harris fails to gain custody of his
little daughter. PAGE 5
Sheriff searching for Frank Manriques on
charge of numbering William Moss. PAGE s
Hotel propretors appear before police
commission and ask for transfer of liquor
permits, PAGE 16
Bethlehem institute issues appeal to the
public in behalf of idle who want
opportunity to work. PAGE 6
Six hundred Utah Elks visit Los Angeles
and Southern California. PAGE s
Pool of Harry d. Brown. broker who is
on trial on charge of embezzlement,
proved to be mythical. PAGE 8
Man who claims relationship to famous
poet attempts suicide. PAGE 8
Board of education awards contract for
new school. PAGE 0
Funeral of M. M. o'Gorman will be held
at cathedral. PAGE 9
Annexation of East Hollywood will bring
biggest municipal playground in world
into city. PAGE .
Better brains in congress is result of in
surgent movement, according to DR..
David Starr Jordan. PAGE .
Hollywood formally taken over by city
FoOthill suburb officially declared part
of Los Angeles PAGE 8
City Attorney asks that council define its
policy in regard to the speed of street
cars. PAGE 8
Mother of ''quadruplets'' wants to adopt
"trpets" gathered in Chicago. PAGE s
Independent auto dealers open successful
show at Grand avenue rink. PAGE IL
Editorial, Letter Box and Haskln's let
ter. PAGE 4
Marriage licenses, births and deaths. PAGE IA
Society clubs and music. PAGE Z
Municipal affairs PAGE S
News of the courts. PAGE 5
Mines and oil fields. PAGE 10
Markets and financial. PAGE II
Building permits. PAGE 10
Citrus fruit report, PAGE II
Shipping. PAGE 6
Sports. PAGE 10
Automobiles. PAGE IL
City brevties. PAGE 8
Classified advertising PAGES 14-15
Theaters and dramatic criticism. PAGE Z
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
PARIS SHUDDERS AS
SEINE STOPS FALLING
Continued Rains Are Causing AffIu-
ents of River to Rise-Bank
DWeIIers Flee

PARIS, Feb. 7.-Several of the af-
fluents of the Seine are again rising
due to continued rains. This has tenn
porarily stopped the fall of the Seine
The fluvial department expects rise
of about two feet in the river at Paris
in the next two days. Several rivers
are overflowing causing considerable
damage in the east, especially in the
departments of Doubs and Ain.
A new flood is now causing dis
ouietude at Besancon. Broad areas
have been covered by the river Doubs,
which is rising at the rate of several
inches an hour.
Fifteen feet above the low water
mark is predicted for tomorrow All
people who live along the river are
fleeing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
HEAD HACKED OFF, W0MAN'S
BODY FOUND UNDER FLOOR
Police Say Victim First Strangled;
Believed to Be Wife of
Jantor

NEW YORK, Feb. beneath the
concrete floor of the basement of an
uptown apartment here today was
found the body Of a woman who had
been strangled to death, after her head
had been hacked by an ice pick or a
similar implement.
The woman is believed to have been
the wife of janitor of the apartments,
who recently moved away. He was
known both as Paterson and Thomp-
son. A girl found in his home today
and a man named Pierre Laisel were
detained.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
MEN REFUSE TO ARBITRATE

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-One hundred
members of the Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen employed in yard SER
vice at the Randolph street station of
the Illinois Central railroad yesterday
voted to refuse the offer of arbitration
by the company and insist they must
have a wage increase.
The complete vote of the men in all
Chicago yards is expected to be in by
tomorrow night, and A. F. Whitney,
vice president of the brotherhood, who
is handling negotiations, last night tel
egraphed the chairmen and secretaries
of the wage adjustment committee
of the trainmen on the eighteen rail-
roads to meet him here next Wednes-
day to discuss the situation.
There are over 5000 men employed in
the yard service in the Chicago distric
and nearly all are members of one or
the other of the unions.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
ACCUSED SCIENTIST DEAD

LONDON, Feb. 7.-Prof. Martin
Ekenburg, the scientist who, on being
arrested in London last fall, charged
With completely in several bomb out
raees in Sweden, became temporarily
insane, but was later committed for
axtradition to Sweden, died suddenly
In Brixton Jail today. The cause of his
death is officially attributed to apop-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
PASTOR GIVES TALK
ON BIGGER SCHOOLS S

OAKLAND, Feb. THE Sunday
school convention which opened aus
piciously last evening with mass
meeting held in the First M. q. church
of Oakland continued this morning in
the church chapel, where Rev. A. j.
Manson presided over the ceremonies
The delegates and representatives Of
the different M. E. churches attended
the conclave, which was addressed by
Rev. Edgar Blake on Building Big
ger Schools and Mrs. M. S. Lamor-
eaux, who spoke on early Childhood"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
PRIESTS OPPOSE STRIKE

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, Feb. Z.
Large additions to the ranks OF the
strikers at the Bethlehem steel WORKS
were reported today by the committee
of strikers as the result of picket duty
last night and early this morning. me
nriests of the Holy Infancy church
have advised their striking parish
ioners to return to work.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
FAIRBANKS SHOWN HONOR
AT THE ITALIAN COURT
Former Vice President and His Wife
Are Admitted to Coveted
Seats at Elaborate Ball

ROME, Feb. 7-At the court ball to-
night, as a special honor former Vice
President Charles w. Fairbanks of
Pasadena, Cal and Mrs Fairbanks
were admitted to the section reserved
for the members of the diplomatic
corps. Mrs. Fairbanks was invited to
OCCUPY a seat next to the queen who
engaged her in conversation for about
an hour, a distinction which is seldom
conferred except on the wives of am
bassadors Meanwhile the king chat
ted with Mr. Fairbanks
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
rsraApA OPENS DOOR

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. with a
view to inducing capital to enter Mic
aragua, an edict has been issued by
Cen, Estrada, nominally the provn-
cial president of Nicaragua, permitting
the free entry of mining machinery
and materials for the mining industry
OF every character.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
ncHANrEcLEER" OPENS

PARIS, Feb. THE first regular
nerformance of Edmund Rostand's new
nlay. "Chantecleer," was given to-
night at the Porte st. Martin theater
before a brilliant audience, which ap-
plauded every act enthusiastically. The
house had practically been sold out for
a month.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
SLAIN sy BLACK HAND

CHICAGO, Feb. Another victim
was added today to the long list of
murders committed in the north side
Italian colony when Joseph Laverdi
was shot and killed in the basement
of his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
AGREEMENT REACHED

CHICAGO, Feb. THE board Of ar
bitrators in the wage controversy be-
tween the Illinois Central railroad and
union telegraphers reached an agree
ment today The finding will not be
made public until tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
RAILROAD MEMS PAY RAISED

BOSTON, Feb. Five hundred
clerks employed in the general ofhces
IN Boston OF the Boston e. Maine rail-
road. received notice of a 10 per cent
raise in wages today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
TRAIN WRECKED; 10 INJURED

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. TEN per-
sons were injured today in a wreck of
a local passenger train running be-
tween ST. Paul and Duluth, MINI.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
EcTED HEAD OF RAILROAD

CHICAGO. Feb. Howard c..
retzler was lected president of the
washington & indiana railroad today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Tuesday; light frost in the morning;
light north wind. Maximum temporal
ture yesterday SO degrees, minimum
46 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
COAST

Testimony in Hermann land fraud case
shows former congressman sought to
have law amended. PAGE
Federal court rules rich mining lands
given to Northern Pacific must be
turned. PAGE
Circuit court of appeals at San Francisco
decides insurance firm must pay for
captive ship, PAGE
Tongs in San Francisco sign pact for per-
manent peace. PAGE
Former Banker w. C. Hayes appears be-
fore police court in San Francisco PAGE 8
Lincoln Roosevelt league seeks desirable
candidate for governor. PAGE l
Detective In Portland killed and police
puzzled whether it is murder or suicide.
PAGE q
Bodies victims of blast at Kelvin, Ariz.,
taken to Phoenix. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
EASTERN

United States geological survey reports
fire losses in this country is largest Of
any nation in world. PAGE
Another naval scandal aired by court
martial at Boston, involving telephone
quarrel PAGE
Meat used in White House said to have
been so decayed it was ready to fall
apart. PAGE
Mrs. Ford of Cincinnati to be tried again
on charge of blacl0mailing. PAGE
Rich non-workers and American house of
lords flayed by pastor of fashionable New
York church. PAGE
Lowest prices since summer boom reached
on New York stock exchange. PAGE
Man in federal office In Ohio resigns to
avert Republican war. PAGE
Girl suicide smiles farewell us she is swept
over brink of Niagara PAGE
Millionaire Swope declared to have i'm
bibed large amount of strychnine. PAGE
Senator Hepburn of Idaho denounces
southerners and scathes memory Of Rob
ert e. Lee. PAGE
Senator Rayner of Baltimore opposes pos
tai savings bank bill. PAGE
Corporation bill is presented by congress,
but is derelct measure. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Pasadena board of labor appoints commit
tee on Saturday half holiday PAGE l
Two men believed to be cracksmen
rested in San Bernardino. PAGE /
j. II. Dingwald, brakeman, falls to his
death from moving car near Riverside.
PAGE /
Woman practices dancing in surf at Long
Beach-Rescued by relatives. PAGE l
Triangular fight may be feature of Re-
dondo Beach campaign. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
FOREIGN

Mexcans will lead prisoners charged with
double murder from Douglas over bor-
der line PAGE
Mexican railroads fear huge strike, and
union employees vote to resign if not
better paid PAGE
King Gustav of Sweden operated on for
anpendicitis PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
SPORTING

Sam Langford and Jim Flynn battle
over ten-round course tonight. PAGE 10
Bookmalkers lose out In fight against
pari-mutuel system in Kentucky
PAGE 10
Aberdeen baseball club loses suit to
force league to admit that city. PAGE 10
Rickard and Gleason fail to agree
fight location. PAGE 10
John l.. Sullivan marries schooldays
sweetheart PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-08
MINING AND OIL

Two new oil companies enter Coalinga
field. PAGE 10
Oriental mine at Gold Mountain. New.
ships two carloads Of ore. PAGE 13
United Oil well in section 6, North Mid
way, increases in production to 1000 bar
rels, according to rumor PAGE 13
California Midway well will produce 1000
barrels day. PAGE 10
OIL man admires sand sample from Goa
linga Aladdin. PAGE 13
Sinking of supply ship closes defendant
mine in Sonora. PAGE 13
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
MAYOR AND HENS
co INTO COURT

MAIDEN. Mass. June ia-Hsna
bad their day Va the local court
shen seven festhered parties "a
the case Of Mayor FAN and James
A. Irving appeared az exhibits
The birds strutfed and CLICKED
and seemed tu BE- a. much At hOme
in the midst % litigation as u they
had been In their own barnyard
The city's chief official claimed
that Irving stole seven Of bis hens
Irving was fined g25 The mayor
appeared In person; Mrs. Fall. his
wife, who is an attorney. conduct
ed the hen case for her husband
and Herman Fall. ~ years old
produced the fowls lie lifted
them out Of a basket. and. ruftllng
their feathers. they began scratch
ing for feed. They were disap
pointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
vFS OF GREAT MEN WILL
! REMIND US ALL THIS WEEK

broadway hlsh school viii hold
its commencement Thursday morn
Wg nt totge at the Moore Theatre.
while Lincoln graduates there az
O'Clock that afternoon.
Thursday evening the Ballard eK-
ers Isles viii ho held Ia Junction hail
ballard, and the Queen Anne wradu-
atea VIII havo their commencement
thp ssme evening at their own
school
About slo boys and GIRLS win be
graduated from she five high
schoola
commencement week ne tho uni-
vcrsi,y began Yesterday with the
haecaaureate sermon. delivered hy
Rev W, A. Major pastar 81 the
Bethany Presbyterian church. The
service was held ia the university
auditorium ln the morning. and was
attended hy nrge gathering 81
students ana friends
Commencement festivities begin
tonight with the presidents reeep-
iion 10 the seniara. alumni and Fac.
ats az the presidents residence.
Glass day exercises win be held to-
morrow morning az tO,S0 In the
auditorium Prof Alexander Smith.
og the University 81 Chicago. win
deliver the Sigma NJ address az ssa0
tomorrow afternoon Ia the same
place AZ ESQ tomorrow evening
President Kane win entertain the
aMmnl az a banquet and ball
The commencement address win
be- delivered Wednesday morning az
io.1 iu the university auditorium
By Prof Thomas Nixon Carver. OF
Harvard university Tho orchestra
viii give a program ~ music and
scholarships and prizes for The sol
ieEiaie year IL ts0a~t0 VIII be-
awarded Diplomas VIII be granted
go eoi in the various schools % tho
university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
APLATE O. BEANS, A PRETTY GIRL
AND A BLUSH COST MAN $1,000

beans. but not for the steak There
was a ruetiou and Barney was ar
rested The case was dropped and
he sued for $1,000 damages
4 knew be was not paying what
he owed. said Miss Maud Mar.
shall. cashier az the restaurant.
yesterday. when the case was tried
before Judge Fake ~He presented
ghe check for beans and then
blushed knew he vas keeping
something back. and asked for
the aeeoud check lie wouldn't
pay Il and was arrested
4 only had enc check" quofh
Barney upon the witness stand 4
hlgahed yhe did But. any.
way. Mlss MaFshail il young and
pretty. aud am young well. Why
shouldn't I hlmshf"
The Jury looked AZ Barney and
then Rt Miss Marshall This time
she. and not Barney. hluahed
Well. Anyway. the jury found
that Barney VAS not to get 81 900
for false arrest and Imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
DID EAGLE FLIES
f AWAY-ALMOST


zAsHlNGTON. u. G. Juue Ia
EsF 10 he White House
nass today looked long st the
h. golden eagle which sur.
Ens the Flagstaff Of the presi
7nfz home Something was
~ It's yellow brliilancy was
nxksa With something lnky
As<. hks a mourning pail
'Ekas N fortune does that BE-.
~ asked q clerical looking
~ Il ne palrolmau on guard a.
y nstieo
Bls& { ! know. responded the
n 7 hope nothing has hap.
5snsd 70 MS nihs
iast then the black object took
4 nefupt departure Cav Cawt
fas Il exclaimed Ia raucOus
pc. a. 4 flaw over the trees In
Pc direction Of Lafayette park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13


r1lrAG0. June IA plate 81
..ass aa1 ] blush cost Barney
agSe tl.eoa
= lhat the beans we're any.
~ regular. first-class, up-to.
e asioaese favoritss. bot be
- Barney blushed when a
rax Miss said Check.
aR
sns time ago Barney and
Ia Raache were hungry Also
= ssre neaf Weeghmaus res.
xsss q 81 Madison a. There
= Aey wended their way into
Asne Of quick. get what you
III hzeaes
II shat they had vas a mat
n i e1ntentiou Barney said he
ara Of the luscious. although
& ard iowiy bean. The cash
tie restaurant admitted
4 lst declared that the two
r. hat also ordered ard par
ama steak and -flxinEs
hnsy offered to pay for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
leS.srommencemen' Time il /,
sSish School and Col

a. s,sssi,y 81 washington
e,e hlgh schools l'A'-
" n. -, Queen Anne bin-
w,sg seattle youns 'ngn
b epN wHi stand upen iho
s'sFs 49, sersss the ocean ot tie.
Z $3.50 - mast trim his sails GO
hefe - - pAaaig his own canoc
- ,.,,s rsaeh the seal y sae-
p ~ ,ep az tho ladder which
sss = w hn,id from the lowN
~ d he vaulled 'N'ss "'.',s
As~ Als wagon 60 a star t9t
Z 60 80 l. the architect ot his
seff s.-s.,na ana opportunity
y Il. onse at the temple %
w. -. TIE ways part tnd
= ROYAL road 90 the hey
z. 4 ~ argh q ne which
~. ~ hg,af period, because
eestinN and we're 0nN
~ 80 A fhsy lean their SOULS
'sae -, she audience o. proud
- "a masamas dshtea by che
- = ssseess and peer into ihe
~ + seas Is bsfors ~ alt they can
- ~ hyona iha Airs iits italy
80 lhs fierce is out THUS
-. - great men all remind ar
~ - rake our lives Sublime,
Y s.war.fnx leave behind us
Fs..'esssis % the sands ~ iime
w..ns.5ay afternoon az 2 o'cieeR
I, svs.seasss fron the West Seattle
$50 vii g.vr their conn
1900 exercises la the school
ng
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e could happen only In America
In Ncw York. In thr heart ~ money.
mad Wall st-ihla deliberate tear.
ing down Of : magnificent Ten year.
old. 22aiary office building A de-
cade ago Il cost over = million dol
lars and waa a show point of New
York q stood AZ the corner %
Wall and Nassau sta. across the
street frum J y. MorFans. aad was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13
TitE DENTAL wan BHEAISs
OuT AGAIN--CrT RATE
DENTfsTHY RESULTS

, haze been Informed from very
reliable sources that ! au going So
BE- pat out Of business o. the Com
hiu1 hos "a have me arrested every
day. want 90 call the attention 81
the public 80 the fact TINT many
dFntists are praefisiua in seattle
without ~ license and they nre never
arrested ef prosecuted.
From yesterday SUNDAY. June ~
shall give my personal nffeatian 90
ny Dental Practice aud fhe price 81
work ~ no object 90 me. { wnnf
y"ur patronage Hnd moral support.
: nu not defyfnH fbe Law, bnf am
battling nEaiBsf inWiessnesa.
nm going 60 make all rxnuiina-
lions myself, nm going 90 extract
teeth absolutely free Of charge, y
viii make regular so Gold Crowns
for from Nz.s0 80 -. the very best
Forceiniu and Geld crowns spd
bridge work from $3.50 90 $3.50,
Gold FitiinKs from 75e 90 ~, al 9th
~ uiiiugs from zoe fa 81, n full set
- teeth from ~ 10 $40.
WATCH THE DAILY PAPERS.
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TURN POORHOUSE
INTO PUBLIC PARK

MoNfCLAtR. n. D.. June ~
Fhe NJ Inmates of tho town poor
house. most of whom are sick and
decrcplt are To be turned out of
their quarters in few days, and
tho small farm on which the poor
house stands ia 30 be- converted
INTO "a park
The town council has decided not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

MINISTER MAKES
ALUCKY STRIKE

fARTlNsvfLI.E, Ind. June r.
--lEe Rev George II. Cramer. who
fis been a preacher In this com
panty Tor many years. bids fair 20
ssome quite wealthy within q
Aor time. according 20 reliable re-
prs The Rev. Mr.. Cramer has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

"it n an age Of akepilciam We
even have akeptical children" said
Jerome . McWade. the aged Du
luth millionaire, at an autliood
truss meeting
MY little grandchild'B mother
said 10 hor a short time before her
birthday.
why do you pray $50 ioud2 God
isn't deaf
No; but grandpa TO- was the
reply"