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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
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Weferei.

Better: @as limo benn bas eiaent.
lid fir 6eoern an 9einem Silt2
Gcultne: 9as lino gouS gepobn.
life @ansfeoern!
Better: Na, baS freilt mid, oab
OH DID niht NIT iremoen Seoern
ihmiidit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

Wtildmonn: ga, Sic meenen mon,
ib' nero Gbampagner rim tbun9
- - ~
Der idlane S6niterjnnsc.
Weiiterin: Run bort bod bic
8eltgeididte uff aud Die &iidieite
i6miert iif Der Sultge bid nit
Butter!
Sebriunge: Na, liebe WeeItern,
mel llntermaiil is mir 10 lieb pie mel
Sbermaltll
y - -
Sd)impi.
Wein Serr, Sic ioQen geiaet ia.
Der, ib bate luas bonn Shuiter an
mir.
So, oas babe i6 geiagt.
llno mas baben Sic oamit ges
meint?
Sbre Stiefel.
SWeifelbaftes @crtranen.
8lauben Sic, mein @ater lit ser
grobte S6ien5ii6ter I'M gan5en
9anoe.
Sbnen glaub ids.
y - 5
@urtipicl.
gr: Wein Sraulein, ih babe fei-
men Iusorilf fiir Den gtubritd, Den
Sic altf mid, sebabt bobeu!
Sic: Seiber baben Sic audi feline
@iniidt oafiir, oaB Sic bel mir feline
Iitsii6t baben!
Wsiloernber lImitanb.
&idter: Sddmen Sic Iid)! aaum
iino sic aus Dem @ef1ngnib entlai.
len, oa iteblen Sic aud ifon pieoer
einen In5ug!
angeflagter: Sa, id beialto mid
IN elmer 3pangslage! Wir mar i'm
8efangniB, mo- id 90 Bfuro 5llge.
rommen batte, ales 10 eng geporoen,
oaB fem 8nopf mebr 5uging!
- - y
Was i'm 8erborgenen blibt.
&unoe: SD modte Den Weiiter
lelbit ipred)en. Bite boleu Sic i'm!
5leiiherlebrling: 9as gebt ni6t,
er bat lid eingeidloiien.
&unoe: 8arum benn?
5leIi6erlebrling: Gr maft ieet
geraoe alslanoiide 0urit!
- - -
gbfiibluna.
Sitter Sreier: 8ie Sic iib iiber.
Seilgen fonnen, lebte i1 nit meiner
eriten Srau 20 Sabre in Srieoen uno
@intraft uno BETTE auber einem
Sanogute ein betrGhtlihes Iermogen
in S%ppotbefen uno Sbligationen. 10
Dab ih Sbnen elm angenebmes, gliid.
lifes unb Dor alien Sorgen ireies
0aiein bieten fam.
Srdulein: Saben sic feinen Sobn
ooer Heffen2
y - ~
Sm 3weifel.
aeaner: Sier lit Die 9ouiaon uno
oas gepiinidte Srinfpaiier!
Gait: Shon, aber mollen Sic mir
niht gefdaigit iagen, peld)es bon BEL.
Den Die 8ouiaon lit?
- u ~
Sas eiierne Snpcntar.
Gait: Sd fam oas ,Subn nidt
eIIen, Serr @irt6, es III 10 aGbe mie
2eber.
@irt6: @as? 10 iuaS ioa BEL mir
paiiieren, bel mir, Dem renommierte-
item @aitpirtb Der Stabt2 Oils id
Dor fiinfuno5panSig Sabren OieieS
8elfdit iibernabm-
8ait: "a baben Sic wobI oieIes
Subn init iibernommen?
- - -
Shlanberger.
Mein Srau miro ME ihimpfen,
wenn i'd nahtS ans Dem @irtbsbauie
fomme. .
@er's glolbt!
gea, ih nebme lie bod NIT!
~
@anncrmonolus.
Ierfpiirbig! Simmer beibt's sic
@elt mill betroaen iein! anltm baB
man aber MIR a biiiel an Seriud
matt, glei6 miro man eiug'iperrt!
- - -
8eiammelte Weisbeit.
2ebrer: 8as peiBt 0u bonn Saiel.
Itrauh2
Sbiiler: CIR tbrrt web!
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8etbeiltcr SdJmcr5, balber Sdmers.
Srnae Srat: @o 1T mein @ann?
Gienitmdoden: Sn Der Slide bel
meinem 9rGutigam; ib CLAUDE, @ea.
bame, Die idliitten lid gegenieitig oas
Ser5 ans, neil Sic bieien Mittag
ielbit 9efoft baben!
y y ~
Wederet.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
lteber gersiftnnssfdae bnrd iStpeiid.
fen unb robe 2artuiieln.

Cine Sdafberbe bate @eleaenheit,
IN einem NIT Stpetiftenbdumen be-
pflanoteu @arten Die in ar0Beren
Waen9en bon ben 8dumen gefaQenen
Spetidfen 5u f~reiIen. Sarauf ers
tranfte me6r ala bic Sdlfte Der 5haie
lno bier berenoeten. Sie erfranften
Sdafe batten einen taumelnben @dna
ODER fonnten ni6t aufiteben, bob man
lie auf. 10 liefen fie einige Sdritte
nprtpdrts unb fielen bann tuieber bin.
Die Gtbmuns mar i6uaubenb, Ianga
ge5ogen. Der Bid itier. glosenb, bic
Ynpi1en erneitert. 8ei Der Seftion
iteate lid beraus. bab Der Wtaaen nit
Stpetf6fen angefiut mar, babel fans
ben lid auffduig nbiel . serbiieue
Speti1fenterne. Siele e~ntbalten Gin
@lotoiio, tpelhes I'M Magen IN 9laus
ldnre. Sittermanoeloio unb 3uder
5erfdnt. NJ
Die Sfafe 6attcn iid' bemnad ourdj
ben @enub Der aerne cine 8lalidures
Wergifhlne 5uee5osen. lleber @erz
giftung ourh robe &artofieln beriftet
oieie 3etti6rift, baB etn 81 Stiid 8dbs
lenber 6inobiebitanb na6 Der 0eriits
terune GROCER Nensen rober aartofz
feln unter Der Neanls lnb &lniens
ieu6e abnlifen grideinunaen err
franfte. gs beitanb bel ben S6teren
ftarfer Speidelflub. nii6 pernabm
man elm ihmabenbes 8erGuid bel
Wanlent5iinbung, ieoo6 paren feinc
eroiionen Der Rauli6leimbaut All be-
merten. Gn ben S%interbeinen fnno
lth Elm ndifenoer Gusi6lae, tpelder
Gabmbeit bebingte. Sn einem anSez
rem Sale e~rfranften 3tpei 8iibe. Die
nit piel 8artoffelifalen gcfiittert
tporoen tparen, ebenfals an Iusi6lag
an ben S~interbetnen. gs lit bentnad
bel Der 8erfiitteruns rober 8artcfieln,
fpenn oieielben in grpBen Weneen pere
dbfolgt fperben, 8orii6t geboten. Sic
3artoffeln nerben in bieiem Sale
better borber %eeodmpft.
-+-*-&-
= Yrof. SoIben bon ser Ider6mis
Shule in Imes, Soma, be6auptet,
oaB Der Dem Iais bieies Sabr bonn
8inatpurm 5ugefiigte Sdaben iif aui
gaiuionen bon Dollars belnufen ipirb.
Cine 8ub NIT einem Gutter,
beilen Siertel uuslei6mdbia entpidelt
iino, taust meiiteus niht pieI. I'm
elet6mdbiee Iusbilbung l6Bt aui @rs
trantung bes ihfpa6 e%ntpidclten
Wiertels ihlieBen ober aiih altf unz
ia69emdBes Wtelfen. inbem nGmlid
elm Gutter Iiertel itGrbig nnpoQfpms
men ausgemolfen fpirb. ga burdl
oas MeIfeu Der &ilhsufluB anseregt
ipiro. bleibt bieies @iertel in Der Splae
mil6arm unb miro pann poppelt pers
natldiiist.
@eibenSes Iinbpicb muB &C.
le8enbeit gum Sheuern baben. Stcber
Sdume auf Der @eibe. Damn beioraen
es Die Sbiere on pieieu iebr alsoiebia
uno oas lit fir ibr @ebeiben lebr OUT.
oa bas Sheuern Die Snut reinigt.
Sehlen 8dume, bnmu rammt nan oern
einiae Sfdble auf Der @eibe Elm, Die
mD9li6it bieredis : i6aritantia iein
iolen. @uh fir Sdub 9eaen 8cgcu
uno Sonnenbranh bur6 Nufrihten
bon S6usbiitten Jorge man.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
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GinfGltia.

ar5t: Sie S6merSen, bie sic on
ben SiiBen peripiiren, bas lit Die
8ift, unO fommt bel Sbnen ieoeu.
fals bonn pielen Srinfen.
Yatient: 9as CLAUDE ih nid,t!
SD trinfe nit Den S1noen, uno niht
nit ben Siiben.
G6lide SprSdp1boer.
On oil Slap @eietter ifnigge ieb.
re, balt idwer, Dorom Die lhnigg Die
bun lelper.
@er Der Bod bGlt, mlB od aIo
ligse, Dot I'D iipoer De @aaoe print.
Deer bat M1nner, Die lauie 9aass
iioer ale &apelfer mob; oes Sofenos
Conn lie dpper en- chr Sabrfird Sorod.
Der 9eo6eliaf tpie Ser @eloiaf
bdnf Hiimmens LANCER lpie 100 Sobr
on Der Sbor.
Gin sitiser HrinSipal.
Oh bait pobl ni6t Die Courage &c.
babt, Ssfar, ben Serrn Hrin5ipal on
Sein beutiges Subildum 5ll erinnern!
Toh-ih babe ibm seiagt. oils er
on mein a}ult trot: beute iino es %
Sabre, oaB i6 in Sbrem Sienite itebe!
limo mas iagte err oarartf9
Sitte, iesen Sic it'd!
Sebr einfa6.
8as feblt oenn Sbrem Simmer.
berrn BOB er iih ihon I'M s lbr
abenbs ms 9ett lest2
@elo!
&&&
Mb 10!
81: Sr1uIein Sfreiner bot SD.
men wobl etpas iebr llnangenebmeS
geiagt. oils Sic periuften, ibr etpas
ms OBJ 5l fliiltern2
g.: @ieio?
a.: Sic iprangen bod 10 plotlid
Suriid!
g.: Sic irren iif, i'd babe mid
mr. an ibrer Sutnaoel geitoden!
g - -
Gr bleibt babel.
Ipropos! @as balten Sic bon
benz gubbalter Neier?
Gin hummer aerl!
Gr mill nGmlih meiite Sodter bel.
ratben!
Sa baben SIZES ia!
= - -
Shire Mnii6t.
Sante (5u ibrer Ni6te): .Nnn er.
5Gble inns einmal bon Den Shreden
oes Sohmaiiers."
Surge Game: rShreden? Gin.
iah bimmliid mars, pie i6 ans I'M
lerem iiberihmemmten Sarie bon
einem idmudeu Yionierleutnant &c.
rettet puroe!"
llnperbliimt.
@ltes Srdulein (eiliem Serrn ibrc
Photographic 5~eigeno): .Meine lestc
Iuinabme!"
Serr: .gor Wie piel Sabren?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
y " y
SWeifelbaftcs @crtranen.
Wurtipicl.

Or: @ein 5raulein, i6 babe fei-
men Iusorilf fiir Den giuorltd, Den
Sic arf mid sebabt boben!
Sic: Seioer baben Sic audi feline
Gtniidt bofiir, oaB Sic bel mir feline
IitSiid)t baben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

slrat: Die S6merSen, bie Sic on
ben SiiBen peripiiren, bos lit Die
8if,t, unb fommt bel Sbnen ieoeu.
falls bonn pielen Srinfen.
Yatient: DDS CLAUDE ib nidt!
Sd trinfe NIT Den SGnoen, uno niht
nit ben Siiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
@as i'm 8erborsencn blabt.

&nnoe: Sd mohte Den Weiiter
ielbit ipreden. Bite boleu Sic ibn!
5leiiderlebrling: 9as gebt nidt,
er bat lid eingeidloiien.
&unoe: 8arum benn2
5leii6erlebrling: Gr ma9t ieet
geraoe alslanoiide 0uritl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
spab muB and ieiu.
0rub.

0rub.
Dame (5u ibrem Wil6mann): So
rem sic nal, eS fommt mir Dor, oils
If In Der Rild @aiier lit.
Wildmann: Na, Sic meenen mon,
id nero Gbampagner rim tbun?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Der idjlamc Shuitcrjmnac.

Weiiterin: 0un bort bod bic
@eltgeihidte uff, aud Die &iidieite
i6miert iid Der Surge oid nit
Butter!
Sebrinnge: Ha, liebe Ieeitern,
mel llntermaul is mir 10 lieb pie mel
Sbermaul!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
SIM 3meifel.

Seaner: Sier lit Die 9ouiaon uno
oas gewiinitte Srinfuaiier!
Gait: Shon, aber pollen Sic mir
niht gefdaigit iager, tueltes bon bel.
Den Die 8ouiQon lit?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
gbfablnns.

Sitter 5reier: 8ie sic iid iiber.
Seugen fonnen, lebte ib nit nleiner
eriten 0rau % Sabre IN Srieoen uno
@intra6t uno bette auber einem
2anbgute ein betrG6tlides @ermogen
IN Sppotbefen uno Sbligationen, 10
oaB td Sbnen elm angenebmes, gliid.
lifes uno Dor allen Sorgen ireies
0aiein bieten fam.
5raulein: Saben sic feinen Sobn
ober Neffen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

Slnnae Srau: @o lit mein @ann?
9ienitmabden: Sn Der Slide bel
meinem 9rGutigam; i6 CLAUDE, Msa-
pame, Die ifliitten ii6 s~egenieitis oas
Ser5 ans, neil Sic bieien Mittag
lelbit gefodt baben!
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
BOWLING

High scores rolled on Stimson's alleys
during the week We're:
Tenpins--Carlton 221, Kinck 220, Ed
wards 234, Whiting 219, Dool 231. Simp-
son 217, Ovenshire 215, Melbourne 224,
Partenstein 212, Camp 222, Halstead 202,
Strimple 211, Rising 202, Motzkiss 209,
Anderson 204, Kelly 222, Longstreth 249.
Jimjons-Kelly 104, Wilson IS, Hogan
124, Bird 133 McCully 1872 Phelps lis,
Rising 161, Dale 1923. O'Brien 1874, Bar
relli 121, Campbell 124, Gray 125, Welch
141, Marsh 10, Rackaw 1873, Bun 147,
Garbett 116, F'oote 1913, Longstreth 144.
Lancaster 143. Roach III, Dee 131, Ash
man 104, Welton 116, Brooks 11S Bow
son 155, Edwards 1876, Doig 120. Samp-
son 126, Stagg 152, Russell 107, Grosberg
1888, Pyle Ill, DIR. Danielson 116, Werner
1872, Stratton 121, Wheeler 109 Bell 1870,
Harper 146, Gilcrist lis, Williamson
140. Sage 1874. Thorkeldson 1872, Jackson
1886, Lindley las, H. williams 1O5, Strim-
pie 152, Gerner 1T.
Duckpins-McCully 100, Walch 1874,
Griffith 108, Danielson 108, Foote 104
Doig 103, Marsh 1903, Larkin 100 Harper
122 Dale 100 Garbett 104, Strimple 102,
Slagg 10S. Raekow los, Welton 112, Lam
caster 118. Williamson 104, Borrelli 1OS,
Rising 103. Jackson LIS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
MANY ENTRIES
IN GOLF EVENTS
Annandale Links, Where Champion
ship Will Be Played, Have
Been Greatly Improved
This Year

The event of the year in golfing cir
cles will be the Southern California
championship tournament, which opens
on the Annandale links Tuesday at 8
a. M. Entries have been received from
a majority of the twelve clubs COM
prising the Southern California asso-
citation, and all indications point to its
being the most successful tournament
yet held.
This years tournament was to have
been held on the Los Angeles Country
club links, but owing to them not be-
ing in condition for a championship
contest it was decided by the execu-
tive committee of the association to
hold the tournament again on the An
nandale links These links are now in
splendid condition and greatly i'm
proved during the past year. over 200
bunkers have been built within that
time. The course is fast, owing to the
lack of rain for the past thirty days,
and some good golf should develop.
Paul Hunter, who won the champion
ship last year, is not in Southern Cali
fornia this year. and no particular
player seems to have a cinch upon the
title. Hugo Johnston and j. V. Eliot of
the Annandale and Judge Frederickson
and Nat Wiltshire of the Los Angeles
Country club are all likely contenders.
Wiltshire was runner-up in last year s
tournament and mas Deen IN the HnalS
or semi finals for the past several sea-
sons, but has not yet landed in first
place.
This year the committee having the
tournament in charge has decided in
dividing the players into flights of six
teen, after the qualifying round of
thirty-six holes has been played. Each
sixteen will be divided into first and
second eight, and two prizes will be
awarded to the winner and runner
up in each eight.
The drawing will be made Monday
afternoon, and all entries must be in
the hands of Secretary Alexander
MacKeigan at 1853 South Hill street, or
at the Annandale Country club by that
time, so that the drawing can be made
and time assigned for play which COM
mences at a. M. Tuesday. The pair
ing and time of play will be published
Tuesday morning so that players can
ascertain the exact time at which they
are scheduled to start.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
COLUMBIA TRUST co.
TO BE REORGANlZED

Final arrangements were made yes
terday for the reorganization of the
Columbia Trust company, when an or
der was issued in the superior court
authorizing the changing of its name
to that of the Oil and Metals Bank and
Trust company. In the reorganization
Of the bany the assets and business de-
posits Of the Union Exchange bank will
be acquired by the new institution.
1t is stated by those connected with
the bank that it was not organized for
the purpose, as is erroneously believed
by many, for the promotion of oil wells
and mines The bank is backed by the
accumulated capital derived from sue
cessful operations in the oil and mining
industry.
L. C. Hanynes, who was the origi-
nator of the idea of an Oil and Metals
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
900 IN REHERSAL
OF PASSION PLAY
MAGNITUDE of Production to Be Put on
at Auditorium March IA Not
Realized by Out
siders

The first joint rehearsal of the prin-
cipals and chorus of the Passion play,
which is to be given under the auspices
of the Franciscan Fathers at the Audi
torium theater the week of March IA,
was held last night in st. Joseph's hall
at Twelfth and Los Angeles streets.
Leonard Nattkamper, at the head of
the oratorical department of the Y M.
C. A., and J. Edward McCurdy, who
has worked with college theatricals at
st. Vincent's, assumed their positions
as assistants to William Stoermer in
the direction of the rehearsals.
In the play 900 people are required;
100 of these have speaking parts; 200
are in the chorus: 100 are children, and
the remainder are used in the various
mob scenes. At present owing to the
small size of the st. Joseph's stage,
only about one-third of these are be-
ing trained. Each of these people will
be responsible for the actions Of the
three or four others in the final per-
formanceS.
The play is composed of seventeen
tableaux and twenty-five acts. The
acts follow tableaux, fulfilling the
prophecies made in the tableux. Seven
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
EAST HOLLYWOOD
IS VOTED PART
OFLOS ANGELES
WEALTHY SUBURB WELCOMED
BY BIG MAJORITY
ANGEL CITY CASTS II TO IN
FAVOR OF ANNEXATION
Every One of SO Precincts Is Carried
by consolidationists by Wide
Margin, Election Being
a Mere Formally

East Hollywood will become a part
of Los Angeles, as annexation carried
by vote of approximately Il to l in
Los Angeles and to 1 in East Holly
wood The total vote in Los Angeles
was S439 for annexation, against 20O
East Hollywood favored annexation by
a vote of 162 to 81.
Every one of the eighty-three pre-
cinets was carried for annexation.
There was not close vote in any
one of them. Terminal, Wilmington
and San Pedro were overwhelmingly in
favor of the adoption of the wealthy
suburb. The three combined showed
124 ballots against 6.
The election itself was dull. The an
nexation Of East Hollywood has, for
some time, been taken as foregone
conclusion. The voting was light.
Following is the vote by precincts:
VOTE BY PRECINCTS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19

bank for Los Angeles. becomes an
active vice president in the new instf-
tution. Mr.. Haynes was the largest
owner in the Union Exchange bank.
Among the stockholders are men who
are prominent in the oil and mining in
dustry and who are well known
throughout the state.
The officers are: President, l.. IL.
Elliott: vice president, L. C. Haynes;
cashier, L. D. Williams; counsel, Frank
J. Thomas. Members Of the board of
directors are: R. j. Waters, Frank ].
Thomas, w. S. Collins, Fl. o. Smith,
William Lotus, S. J. Chapman, G. B.
Barnes, e. K. KUN, Edward D. Silent,
l.. C. Haynes and L. L. Elliott.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
or eight of these are taken I'D each

or eight of these are taken up each
evening.
The magnitude of the production ia
little realized by those who are not di-
rectly connected with it. 1t was i'm
possible to bring the mammoth scenic
equipment from San Francisco, where
the play was presented last October,
intact in cars of any size. The pieces
were cut into parts and folded. Eight
carpenters are now at work preparing
the scenery for the Los Angeles pre-
sentation The wardrobe alone fills
several cars.
G. H. Freddy, business manager Of
the Passion play, who has had charge
of all the productions given in this
country, stated last night, as did the
local managers of the play, that the
rumor that it is controlled by and is
being given for the profit of the
Shuberts or any theatrical interests
whatever is absolutely false.
Future rehearsals of the play will be
held at 7:30 o'clock. The principals
will meet at the Auditorium next Mon
day evening, the chorus next Wednes-
day evening. The principals rehearse
at ST. Joseph's hall Sunday afternoon
at | 30 o'clock
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19

PAUL A. CRIPPEN.
CHARLES A. ROCKWELL.
WILL" P. w. MARTIN.
RAYMOND STEPHENS.
LEWIS HANSEN.
CHARLES o. MIDDLETON.
CHARLES e. RICHARDS.
T. D. FENNESSY.
JOHN A. VAUGHAN.
IRA w. BYRNES.
T. SPELLACY.
FRANCIS NJ. STEELE.
GEORGE w. JORDAN.
ROBERT NJ. LUSK.
HUGH GLASSELL.
OLIN WELLBORN, .JR.
D. E. SPANGLER.
MOVE w. STEPHENS.
JOHN r. COLBURN.
c. c.. CRIPPEN.
TOM C. THORNTON.
JOHN TOPHAM.
STEVEN DOVE.
JAMES B. ARCHER.
GEORGE A.SPETERSON.
DELL A. SCHWEITZER.
H. l.. DUNNIGAN.
LEE A. MCCONNELL.
JOHN w. KEMP.
JESSE F. WATERMAN.
L. H. VALENTINE.
o. E. FARISH.
CHARLES A. ELDER.
CLARENCE NJ. TAGGART.
CALVIN EDGERTON.
GEORGE CHAFFEY.
T. L. O'BRIEN.
MARTIN r. BETKOUSKI.
c. H. HANCE.
BENJAMIN c. ROBINSON.
SHIRLEY G. WARD.
CHARLES J. BLISS.
w. B. MERWIN.
FRANCIS M. KELLOGG.
C. VANCE, ANDERSON.
RICHMOND PLANT.
WARD CHAPMAN.
F. NJ. COULTER.
NATHAN NEWLY.
D. K. TRASK.
DONALD ]. FRICK.
RALPH L, CRISWELL.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
A NATURAL QUESTION

James J. Corbett, in the smoking
room of the Mauretania, praised the
"style" of Jim Jeffries.
"It's a neat STYLE" he said; meat.
quick, to the point. 1t gets there like
the remark of a little girl, who said to
the minister in the course of quite
interminable call:
"'Did you forget to bring your amen
with you, doctor?'"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
Former City Prosecutor Announces His
Candidacy for Office Now Held
by FrederiCks

Thomas Lee Woolwine, in a letter In
reply to a petition of eighty-eight Los
Angeles citizens urging him to become
candidate for district attorney, an
nounced his candidacy for that office
yesterday
For long time, and especially dur
ing the two recent city campaigns,
frequently have been urged to an
nounce myself as a candidate for the
office mentioned" said Mr.. WoolWine.
After giving the matter very careful
attention I have decided to answer
your communication in the affirmative,
and to become a candidate for the office
of district attorney of Los Angeles
county"
Mr.. Woolwine has been in Los An
geles fifteen years and is 30 years OLD.
The petition submitted yesterday
bears the names of men of widely vary
ing political faith, many of whom are
members of leading social and COM
mercial clubs. In the list are men VINO
have been identified with progressive
movements of the city, including Joseph
H. Call, Fielding j. Stilson, Leslie X.
Hewitt, Charles Wellborn, Russ Avery,
j. J. Andrews, Willoughby Rodman,
Lewis Hansen, Judge Robert M. Lusk,
O. E Parish, T. L. O'Brien, Martin f.
Betkoush, C. H. Hance, Richmond
Plant, D. K. Trask and others.
Petition to Woolwlne
The petition is as follows:
To Thomas Lee Woolwine, esq:
We, the undersigned, citizens of
Los Angeles county, earnestly urge
that you become candidate Tor the
office of district attorney at the
coming election.
We are convinced that the pres
ent crisis In public affairs demands
in this official a high degree OF
courage and ability, coupled with
an absolute devotion to the public
interests, and that in his selection
party politics should be wholly dis
regarded.
Your fearless exposure of official
wrong doing. your determined and
unwavering battle against the pow
erful and corrupt influences con-
trolling many public officials, DEM
onstrate your fitness for this most
important office.
We therefore cast party consid-
erations aside and join in this
request.
JAMES A. ANDERSON.
r. w. BURNHAM.
H. JEVNE.
ALBERT M. STEPHENS.
OSCAR A. TRIPPET,
w. H. ANDERSON.
FIELDING j. STILSON.
WESLEY CLARK.
JOSEPH H. CALL.
LESLIE R. HEWITT.
JOHN R. HAYNES.
LYNN HELM.
CHARLES WELLBORN.
RUSS AVERY.
]. j. ANDREWS.
J. H. BULLARD.
BOAZ DUNCAN.
THOMAS L. WINDER.
JEFF P. CHANDLER.
L. NJ. POWERS.
EDWARD F. WEHRLE.
FRANK S. FORBES.
J. FRANK BOWEN.
J. E. HANNON.
w. M. LEWIS.
A. NJ. CHAFFEY.
]. B. CHAFFEY.
G. S. STUBBLEFIELD.
CHARLES MATTINGLY.
HUGH w. ADAMS.
HOWARD ]. FISH.
F. B. WEATHERBY.
ALBERT M. NORTON.
IT. J. DOUGLAS.
WIILOUGHBY RODMAN.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
rAE PRIME CLUB

''Now, who can tell me why submarine is
like a good man?' asked the thin boarder at
the breakfast table
"'cause 1t can be shut up. I suppose" sug-
gested a married man.
mot right"
Because 1t goes better If 1t has mate,
came from newly married man.
Nope"
'sWe'n give it up!" came the chorus.
"'Cause you can't keep a good one down all
the time "-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
Letter of Acceptance


Mr.. Woolwine's letter to the commit
tee is as follows:
In reply to your request that l
become a candidate for the office of
district attorney of Los Angeles
county, wish first to assure you of
my deep appreciation of this evil
dence of your confidence and
esteem.
For a long time, and especially
during the two recent city cam
paigns, I have been frequently
urged to announce myself as can
didate for the office mentioned.
After giving the matter very care
full consideration, I have decided to
answer your communication in the
affirmative and to become can
didate for the office Of district at
torney Of Los Angeles county.
I would like to say something TO
you about the issues which must
be fought out in this contest.
There are many things of interest
to the citizens of this county that
might be said. However, in view of
the fact that the primaries are yet
many months ahead, this is hardly
the time to do more than assure you
that the issues will, at a more ap-
propriate time, be>dealt with in un-
mistakable terms.
In conclusion, wish to thank
YOU for the honor you have done
me. and I only trust that whatever
the outcome of the contest my
course shall be such as to merit, in
some degree, the confidence you
have thus reposed in me. Very
respectfully,
THOMAS LEE WOOLWINE.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-19
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