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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-24

York's positive guarantee, he agrees
to REFUND THE FULL PURCHASE
PRICE if Hysto is taken one month
according to instructions, and the pa
tient fails to receive direct and posi-
tive recognizable results.
Could anything be easier or fairer?
Isn't Hysto well worth trying under
such conditions? We KNOW it win
do you good.
Hysto is on sale at every Owl Drug
store in Los Angeles, where those
calling will receive careful attention.
Those wishing further information
may address by mail DR.. c. Dana
York, 225 Byrne Building. Los An
geles. All communications will be
considered confidential.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-24
RootIess Generosity

There is something finely chivalric in
the attitude of the literary market,
whereby it selects its material with
such restraint that the best stuff may
at all times be written for posterity.
The editing of magazines has now be-
come so exact a science that only the
milk is retained for contemporary uses,
leaving the cream to thunder, as it
were, down the corridors of time.
But what of those vital statistics
which lead us to forebode that there
will eventually be no posterity to speak
of? There, no doubt, is the rub-cer-
tainly it isn't pleasant to think of so
much good literature never finding a
public, even though it shall be offered
in five-foot shelves and uniform bind
ings.-Puck.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-24
Ell GAMING REAL SIGN
ERECTED AT MISSION
Bell Marking Route of Kings High
way from Siskiyou to San
Diego Installed

Another Ell Canine Real bell and sign
post was installed and dedicated near
the San Fernando mission yesterday by
Ell Canine Real association, working
in conjunction with the Native Sons
and Daughters of the Golden West.
Vhe presentation ceremony took place
at noon, when Judge j. w. Variel pre-
scented the bell to the Catholic church.
1t was accepted by Father Cassian
Tritz, head OF the Franciscan order in
the Los Angeles and Monterey diocese.
With the erection of this sign post
another step in the proposed opening
of continuous highway between San
Diego and Slskiyou was taken.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-24
HOTEL AT HOT SPRINGS
CONSUMED; GUESTS SAVED
Ninety-two Patrons of House Have
Thrilling Experiences and Lose
All Their Belongings

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jam. 29.-The
Wayerly hotel and bath house in this
CITY were totally destroyed by fire early
this morning.
Though there were many thrilling
escapes, careful checking of the reg
lister shows that none Of the ninety-two
guests is injured
All the guests lost their baggage,
however, and stores were opened to-
day that they might obtain clothing.
The property loss is about 100000.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-24
ALL IN READINESS FOR VOTING
ON HOLLYWOOD CONSOLIDATION

All is in readiness for the special cleo
ton today at which, it is believed, the
project to consolidate Hollywood with
Los Angeles will be carried by an
overwhelming vote.
Leaders of the movement are urging
all voters to go to the polls. Too much
certainty, it is declared, may result in
failure to carry this important meas
ure, and Mayor Alexander and the
other advocates of consolidation are
DESTROYS that Hollywood be welcomed
by a big vote.
The project has been Endorsed by all
the prominent organizations and citi-
zens of Los Angeles, and all that re-
mains now is to cast a big vote.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-24

song, Society" which won several en-
cores. This will be positively the last
week of woodland" by the Hartman
company.
Delmore and Lee, aerial acrobats,
will head the new vaudeville bill of
six acts at the Los Angeles theater, be-
ginning this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-24

IT'S as easy 10 secure oargain in a used
automobile. through want advertising. as II
aped to bs-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-24

Arturo Bernardo italian protean
artist, will soon appear at the Orpheum
in two separate playlets, assuming men
and women characters, directing the
orchestra at intervals in the garb of
various noted conductors and letting
through transparent back drop"
oliver Morosco returned yesterday
from his San Francisco conference with
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-24

George Broadhurst is, putting the fin
ishing touches upon his new play, "The
Captain" which will be one of the Sc
ries of his works to be put on this sea-
son by the Belasco stock company
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-24

Alice Lloyd, idol of the London music
halls, will be the most important ac-
QUESTION to the Orpheum bill at to-
days matinee. The McNaughtons,
British clowns, and the Brothers Per-
name, in "Nightingales Making Love"
are other new acts. The road show, in
GLIDING Ida O'Day in "a Bit of Old
Chelsea" La Titcomb, "a Night in a
Monkey Music Hall; Melville and Hig-
gins and Hyman Meyer holds over for
ono mora week
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
Inquest Finds
Floater to Be
Body of Suicide
Scores View Mysterious Corpse and
Fail to Identify Body as One
They Knew.

The body OF the mysterious floater found
with wire bands and weights in the river
at Bellevue will be buried as a suicide at
break of dawn today. The coroners jury
holding the inquest at Papillion about
noon yesterday decided self destruction was
apparent. There was no enlightening tes-
timOny heard as to the manner OF the
death and no clue advanced as to the
identity Of the body
Many persons visited the Brophy under
takin establishment at Papillion all day.
All departed saying the body was that OF
no one they ever knew or saw.
Coroner Peters, who came from Spring
field to take charge of the case, together
with the jury, came to their verdict OF
suicide unanimously. The manner in which
the wires were bound about the man't
limbs they believed indicated no himself
had done the binding. The limbs were not
fettered together by the wire and It APP
peared easily possible the man could have
fastened the weights himself
The theory was that he had chosen to
end his life by drowning and devised the
weights so tina this body would sink
quickly below the river surface
There we're no marks of violence on tee
bdy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
Berry Returns
from w ashington
Misunderstanding of Settlers About
Title to Mineral Land Claims
is Cleared Up.

ABERDEEN, S. H., Sept 13.-(Special)--
Logan Berry Of Lennon has returned from
a trip n Washington as a representative Of
the Leulmun Commercial club and on be-
half of the settlers in western North and
South Dakota, to interview the officials of
the government land bureau and secure
a correct Interpretation Of the recent order
withdrawing coal lands from entry.
After his departure from Lennon an ex-
PLANTATION had arrived from Washington,
which materially reessured the settlers,
who had feared their final proofs would be
held up until government officials could in
vestlgate and discover whether or not
their claims were underlaid with coal. The
visit OF Mr.. Berry had the effect, how
ever. of clearing up any misunderstand-
ing that might still exist, and the settler
only has to rehnquish his right TO any
coal that may exist, retaining claim merely
to, the surface of the land to- be given 9
clear title by the government upon com
pleton of the ternf Of residence required
by law
Mr.. Berry also secured promise Of early
action on contests and protests ovel
homesteads, some OF which have beer
hung up in the government land offic'
at Washington for months, causing tn,
settlers considerable worry and in man,
instances financial loss. 1t is believed II
the future such claims will be acted upor
promptly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14

IOWA CITY-Lghtning struck and the
resultant fire destroyed the barn OF y. f.
Lamarah, with all It's contents-machinery
grain, etc. The loss is 5000.
IOWA CITY-Margaret Kruger, a l5-year-
old girl, has mystertously disappear ed,
Her kinsfolk supposed she had gone TO
Milwaukee to visit other relatives but no
trace can be found there and the police
have been warned.
MASON CITY-On Tuesday afternoon OF
next week Miss Grace Terrill will be united
in marriage with Rev. Earl A. Baker OF
Madison, n ]. Miss Terrill was graduated
from Cornell college class of 1908, since
which time she has been a teacher in the
public schools Of this city.
ELDoRA-The herd of ten Pure.bfed
and trained by Cimijotti and which have
been exhibited at all the larger horse
shows and fairs In the west in recent
years was purchased yesterday by two
Eldora men, Elmer Mossman and Or.
George Diehl.
MARsHALLTowN-w b. Barney. state
food and dairy commissioner, has filed
complaint IN the local court against the
Marshall Oil company of this city, which
maintains branches in various northwest
ern cities, charging that II was selling
mixed paint which was not properly la
beled so as to show the ingredients it con-
tanned.
FAIRFGELD-Antonio Marcia, an Italian
laborer employed by the Iowa Central al
Richland, was beaten into insensibility
| and robbed of $20O while returning from
! from Marcia was found this morning 9
short distance from where Marcia was
: picked up. 1t is presumed that the rob
! bers in their haste dropped il.
CLEAR LAKE-R. M. Rothermel, who
WI on the pitching staff of the Cleai
Lake team. and who pitched the sensa-
tional game FOR Charles City when they
shut out the humboldt team was arrested
at Clear Lake charged with wife desertion
He was taken to Mason City and kept over
night and Monday was taken by officers tC
Clarion, where he will answer to the
charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14

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Our method is adapted TO each indlvid-
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you so frankly, without expense to you.
Fiji out the coupon and take advantage OF
this offer at once
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
MAck snEs nEvoLr OF PEOPLE

Democratic Chairman Says Victory in
Maine Will Extend to California.
BUFFALO, Sept. 13.-Chairman Norman
E. Mack of the democratic national COM
mittee, commenting on the Maine election,
said in a statement issued here today
/ Yesterdays election was fought out on
the great national questions Of the day and
1T is clear that the, people are to triumph
over the evils iaf national government
which tn, deneasa have been fighting for
years, ThOsaSevilh Snay be summarized as
the dominatiopaof national policies by the
special privilege Interests; the welfare of
the few at the exiitnse ofsthe many.
THE tide has TUNED in Maine and will
not stop until 1t has reached California
I'm the last national election the repub-
lican party promised the people relief from
the oppressive conditions occasioned by the
Dingley tariff.
Instead of a reduction they gave the
people an increase and all the speeches OF
the president and vice president on the en-
tire throng of federal orators cannot undo
that wrong. The vigorous, progressive cIti-
zenship of America has awakened"
LINCOLN, Neb, Sept. 1s.-Regarding the
result of the Maine election w. ]. Bryan
said today:
81 ain very much pleased TO learn OF tie
democratic victory in Maine. The fact that
We elected two out of four congressman as
well as governor and Legislature gives II
national significance which it would not
have If 1t were merely victory for state
officers.
Taken with the returns from Vermont
it indicates that the revolt against the re-
publican party is pronounced In the
east as in the west and would seem "a
make it certain that there will oe d dem
ocratic majority in the next congress-"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
Sugar Frauds
Began Long Ago
Hyland Testifies that He Under
weighed First Cargo He
Handled in 1891.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Sensatonal reve-
lations of the methods employed in under
weighing frauds, were made on the witness
stand today by James p. Hyland, who was
assistant government weigher from 1891 to
1909, testifying at the trial of George +.
Bedell, and other custom officials on trail
for underweighing. Hyland was asked IL
he had ever done any underweighing.
Il underweighed the very first cargo l
was assigned to weigh" was the sstonish-
ing reply Of the witness. He said that he
continued underweighing from that time on,
receiving most of the corruption money
from Big George" Lunny, who. has been
described in the testimony as the go be-
tween" for importers and weighers in brib-
cry operations to secure underweights.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14

LOGAN, Ia, Sept. ls-(Special) want
my doggie egecated." was the wailine eN-
PLANTATION given by the S-year-old son In the
Ellison home for his disappearance here
this morning at o'clock causing the
mother unlimited anxiety and fear as she
examined the water tank, well. barn and
other probable places for the missing lad.
II seems that the little boy had listened
with wide open mouth to the wonderful
things learned by his 6-year-old playmate
in his brief school career OF five days last
week and had resovled to give his little
white dog the best OF everything going.
hence the runaway and being overtaken
on his way to the Logan schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
New Telephone Company.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Sept l3.-(Spe-
cial)-Unable to secure satisfactory ad-
justment Of their differences With the Mar
shall Telephone company, the pres-
dents Of more than three score Of rural
telephone companies OF the county at a
meeting held here this afternoon launched
a new independent company 10 be estab-
lished In this city. The purpose of the
new company Is 10 not only compete with
the Marshall Telephone company. which is
now controlled by the Bell interests. but
10 furnish suitable connection and
means Of interchangtng business with the
rural lines. \ stock subscription was
- -.0aL ~ .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
DEATH RECORD.


MASON CITY, Sept. 13.-(special) 1.-The
body of Mrs. o. f. Westlund, who died
Saturday in St Louis, reached this city to-
day. Mrs. Westlund was resident OF
Mexico City and was on her way to
Rochester, where she was to meet her hus-
band, who was coming from New York,
and he was TO have an operation performed
there, When she arrived at st. Louis she
was taken sick and the husband came at
once and arrived before her death, The
body will be taken from here to Fox Lake,
Wis, for burial She was formerly Miss
Grace Gilmore and was well known here
where she lived previous to her marriage
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
Alleged Gamblers
Are Indicted
Sioux City Grand Jury Returns Bills
Against Two Hotel Proprietors
and Six Others.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Sept 13.--(Special TeIe-
gram. THE grand jury today returned in
dictments against c, e. Griffith. proprietor
of the Hotel Mondamin; Len Lessenich,
proprietor Of the Chicago house; John Hop
kins and Will Livingston, who are charged
with running a gambling joint in the Mon
DAMN, and George Meyers and r. Koen-
ingsberger, who are accused of running a
Joint in the Chicago house. w. @. johnson
and Loving Sadler, colored are charged
with the same offense. The action is the
result of raids which were made by the
police one week ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14

Both Parties EIectins Delegates "a
state Conventions.

nOtK DCAC&@tGa 10
state Conventions.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S-This is primary
election day in New York City, enrolled
voters of both republican and democratic
parties choosing their delegates to the state
and various other party conventions and
electing members of the county commit
tees
Interest chiefly centers in the republican
primaries because of the pending contest
between the odd guard" and progressive"
factions in the state, the latter backed by
Colonel Roosevelt for control of the state
convention.
The polls opened at 8 p. m, and closed
at p. IN.
In Brooklyn a vigorous light was
waged in several districts agaist State
Chairman Woodruff, who is also the leader
of Kings county and is allied with the
| odd guarders" in upstate territory.
Tammany contests in primaries were
over district eaderships. In anticipation Of
| trouble in districts where close contests
were expected Acting Mayor Mitchell or
dered that extraordinary police precautions
| be taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14

recommended the Atlantic or any other
dairy
The matter was left in the hands Of the
judiciary committee which will report
Tuesday niEir;.
Two complaints were received against
bad conditions in the sewers. One was
from the Russell & McKitrick COMPANY
charging that manhole opening was used
as dump for III smelling refuse ut six
tenth and Marcy and was referred 70 Dr.
Connel for immediate action The other
was agains. pool of stagnant water In
az abandoned sewer at Twenty eighth and
Fort which is to be remedied as soon as
possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
SAY THAT REPORT Is FALSE
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Continued from First Page)
DDS and the character of the results which
they accomplish, this so-called verdict con-
demns it's authors rather than the official
under investigation.
Every effort was made to induce the
minority members to agree to a meeting
at some early day at Minneapolis or Chi
cago, as might suit their convenience, but
without evall. The chairman called the
present meeting The members whose
names are hereto attached have spent the
day reviewing the case, but being without
quorum, are powerless to act and have
adjourned subject to the call of the chair
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
AMMONIA TANK ExPLODES
Chief Engineer of Decker Packing
Plant at Mason City,
la, Killed.

MASON CITY, Ia, Sept. lS.-(Speclal Tele-
gram)-By an explosion of the ammonia
tank at Deckers' packing plant at 10 O'Clock
this morning, William Belk, chief engineer.
was instantly killed. and two other men
seriously injured.
The injured men are C. b. Locke, cleo
trician, and oscar Bradley, lsborer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
ARIZONA GOES DEMOCRATIC
Party Controls constitutional COnveh-
tion by Coed Majority.

PHOENIX, ATiz.. Sept IA complete
return from yesterdays election OF dele
gates TO the Arizona constitutional conVen-
ton confirm the overwhelming victory OF
the democrats They have elected total
OF thirty-siN out OF fifty-two the repub-
licans have elected eleven and the five
dalssate- are sun Ia doubt
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
Montana I.and. TO Be sold.

WASHINGTON, Sept 10. - What Is de-
clared to be the largest auction sale Of
lands ever offered at one time will take
place on the Crow (Montana) and the Tim
tab CUtah) Indian reservations on October
10 and November next, respectively.
About 100000 acres of land, suitable prin-
ciDally for dry farming and grazing. are
involved IN the sale
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
WRECK NEAR MEXICO, MO.
Three stOckmen Seriously Injured In
Collision of Two Alton
Freight Trains.

MEXICO, Mo, sept l3-rhree stoekmen
we're injured, one fatally, when two sec
lions OF Chicago & Alton freight train No.
SO colided in the freight yards here early
today.
The injured:
N. n. Hare, smlthtOn, Mo-, fatally.
W. w. COnnor, Auxvasse Mo.
b. q. Terry. Fulton, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
GERMANY WANTS MORE MEAT
Agitation Against Restriction of I'M
portatiOn IL Increasing a.sra
H1.s Rapidly.

BERLIN, Sept, 13.-The agitation against
the restrictions placed on the importation
of foreign meats based on the Inadequacy
of the domestic supply is increasing. Today
Baron Schorlemer, Prussian minister Of ag-
riculture, said he recognized the serious
ness of the situation throughout the coun-
.u
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
MONONA COUNTY FAIR OPEN,
Exhibits Larger Than Ever Before and
speed Program Is Fine.

ONAWA Ia, Sept 1S.-(Special.) 1.-The
fifth annual exhibition of the Monona
county fair opens up today and indications
are that it will far eclipse any like gath
ering ever held on the fair grounds. En-
tries are flowing In in all departments.
The live stock exhibits are better than
ever and stall room Is at a premium. The
largest lot of race horses have gathered
that has ever been known before and
some splendid races will form a part OF
the program. Thirty gallopers are in the
barns now and continue to arrive on every
train. -Four OF the best trotting ana pac-
ing races have filled including the 2:l5 and
100 pace and 9;2O and 2:25 trot The track
is in good condition and is recognized as
one of the fastest race courses in north
west Iowa, Many OF the horses come here
on their way to the Interstate fair at
Sioux City next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
ARKANSAS RETURNS INCOMPLETE
Pulaski County Goes Wet by Majority
of SIX Hundred.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. l3-Returns
from yesterdays state election are sim in
complete. The democratic state ticket,
however, has been elected by a majority
ranging from 1900 TO 1000 Constitutional
amendment No, 10, providing for the militia
although by a much smaller majority than
estimated yesterday.
Late returns indicate that In Pulaskl
county, including the city OF Little Rock,
license carried by a majority Of 6OO II is
claimed that several counties that voted
dry" last year will show majority for
license when the full returns are recorded.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-14
GERMAN DAY. IN MEXICO
Big Event of Celebration is Unwilling
statue of Alexander Won
Humboldt.

MEXICA CITY, Sept. 13.-This was Ger
man day at the Mexican centenary celebra-
ton. TIL big event was the unwilling of a
statute of Frederick Heinrich Alexander
Won Humboldt, the German scientist and
author who, more than 100 years ago. made
a journey of research through Mexico.