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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-15
REFUSES TO PERMIT
CIGARETTE CAMPAI
BOARD OF EDUCATION DENIES
REQUEST OF w. C. T. U.
AIIays Fears of Wilmington Delegation
That Advanced Pupils Will Have
to Attend High School
in San Pedro

The board of education held meet
inc. last night in the Security building,
at which the fears of a wilmington oel-
egation that its students would De
forced to attend the high school at san
Pedro next year were removed an anu
cigarette campaign that Mrs. Elan d.
Blair, national organizer of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union, had
asked to be waged within the public
school was refused, and the reslgna-
tion of Ernest ]. Lickley, director or
compulsory education, was accepted.
Sydney V. Good was appointed to fill
the vacancy left by Mr.. Lickleys reslg-
nation.
The Wilmington delegation, headed
nv n. r. Wood, declared the board
could abolish the Wilmington school
at the end of the year and force the
students to attend the high school at
San Pedro. They expressed indignation
that the Wilmington manual training
and domestic science pupils already had
been requested to study those partlcu-
lar branches at San Pedro because OF
the greater facilities in these depart
ments to be obtained there.
"Remember we helped to make you a
seaport" shouted Mr.. Wood of Will
mington.
"Confne your eloquence to the pas
lures around Los Cerritos," responded
President Scott, who, however assured
the delegation their feelings would be
considered, and suggested that they
confer at a later date with the board
on the matter.
The manual training and domestic
science question was referred to the
building committee. the departments to
have quarters either in the old city hall
or in the present grammar school at
| Wilmington.
A letter from the national organizer
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
union to the board was read, requesting
that the association be allowed to or
ganize an anti-cigarette club among
| the school children, and that the asso-
citation be allowed to conduct illus
trated lectures in the schools on the
harmfulness of cigarette smoking. The
| board denied the first request but
granted the second.
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-15
IISuAL THING

Here! here!" reproachfully ex-
claimed good old Mrs. Kindlady.
sswhat do you mean by kicking and
stamping your baby brother in that
manner? What has he done to-
HNarthin' !" dowled the little bigger
brother. "But a big boy pounded me,
and I'm pounding little brother. and he
can go and hit the dog with stick,
and the dog can whip the cat, and tho
cat can kill rat, and everybody will
he satisfied Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-15
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PRETTY SOON

Bridge Cop (to Brooklynites)-Y
hev t. take the cars if yez want to cross.
The promenade is closed to the public
from eight to noine-the mayor do be
takin' his marnin' walk.-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-15

tion Washburn was found. nearly dead
from loss of blood. He was sent to the
receiving hospital and the mangled
arm amputated.
1t is believed that Washburn fell
asleep with one arm over the rail of
the spur track which runs to the VIE
land brewery, and the crew of the
switch engine were unaware of the ac-
cident.
Despite his age and the fact that he
lost much blood, the surgeons at the
receiving hospital believe that he will
recover
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-15

Eat at the Angelus grill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
AUDITOR PIERCE
HOLDS UP CLAIMS
Asserts That Cotton Brothers
Have Made Overcharges for
Work They Did

OAKLAND Feb. 26.--overcharge
for bridge work done for the county
have been found in bills presented by
Cotton Brothers. contractors, according
to County Auditor George s. Pierce,
who has held up the bills. The amount
involved is about $3.50.
Cotton Brothers agreed with the
board Of supervisors to do the. bridge
work. in the eastern end of the county,
for the cost of labor and materials
plus 90 per cent for their services. In
bills put in a year ago it was found
that they had charged 20 per cent for
their services and had also charged 30
per cent for the use of fools in addi-
tion and 90 per cent on train fare and
similar expenses. Pierce. held up the
bills at the time. corrected them and
Cotton Brothers promised to make no
further charges of the same kind
Pierce now says that the contracting
firm has done the same thing with two
bills presented this week
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
WEALTHY CHINESE
PUT UNDER ARREST
Capture of Hon Kin at Angel
Island Reveals Wholesale
Smuggling Plot

After months of search prosecuted by
the federal government reaching from
Jackson, Miss across the Pacific ocean
ito China and back again to San Fran
cisco, Hon Kin, wealthy merchant of
New Orleans, was placed under arrest
at the immigration station on Angel
island yesterday. charged with the
wholesale smuggling of Chinese into
the United States by way of Mexico.
The capture of Hon Kin. it is believed
BY the United States nqarshaFs. Office.
will clear up a deeply laid plot for the
unlawful entry of Chinese into this
country, and disrupt band of profess
sional sInugglers whom the, officials
have been endeavoring TO capture for
some time past
The arrest of Hon Kin came as the
result. OF an error in his identification
papers, he having recently taken a trip
to China. being detained here while the
error was corrected through New Or
leans. Dispatches from the Louisiana
city disclosed the fact that Hon was the
Chinese who fled under an Indictment
returned by the federal grand jury at
Jackson Miss, and for whom the secret
service operatives had been vainly
searching.
The specific charge against Hon Kin
is the smuggling ashore of sS of his
countrymen from a Mexican vessel at
Cat island, Miss. He was placed under
arrest by Deputy United States Marshal
Ben Towle and taken before United
states Commissioners Heacock. by whom
he was held for removal to the point of
Indictment
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
COACH RUNS AWAY
AND BLOCKS TRACK
Engine and Grew Chase Car at
Terrific Speed Until 1t
Jumps From Rails
Ispeeiol Diseateh 70 The Call

OPect0t DgSp0lcn 10 nc Ndd
SANTA CRUZ Feb. ga mad dash
of nearly five miles for a runaway
coach which was travelling at speed
Of nearly 100 miles an hour, was the
experience of Engineer Reynolds and
Fireman Horn, of an extra train near
wrights early yesterday morning.
The train left this city early yes
terday morning for wrights to get. "A
load Of supplies for a gang of labor
ers who We're working on the Glen
wood tunnel AS the crew was turning
the engine the coach broke away and
started down the hin toward Alma.
Reynolds started his engine after the
runaway and the coach was overtaken
after run of about five miles. but
owing to faulty couplings the crew
could not attach it to the engine. It
continued in its wild race for another
mile. leaving the track about a mile
east OF Alma. Fortunately. the acct
dent happened at o'clock in the
morning, a time when there were no
passenger trains in either direction.
The derailed ear blocked traffic for
several hours. however. and the trans
fer Of passengers was necessary in
several cases. The officials of the
southern Pacific are investigating the
wreck.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
MAKES DIRECT CHARGE
CERTAIN OF HIS PROOF
Expects 10 Show Effort
To End Policy Of
Conservation

H/ASHINCTON. Feb. 20
w Clifford Pnchot. before the
BolIinger-Pmchot investigating COM
nntiee today, phile on the wihcss
stand. made the tolIoping statement Of
his charges against Secretary BdIIinger:
What desire to lay before the
committee Is a consecutive story of
my experience with Balliuger in re
lation TO the conservation of natural
resources. Among several other mat
ters there are three OF principal inn
portance to be called to your attcn-
ton.
The first OF these concerns the
policy devised and inaugurated by the
last administration of protecting
against monopolistic control the water
power sites owned by the people.
Il shall show you that Secretary
Ballinger entered his Office with the
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
COACH TRIES FOOTBALL
LANGUAGE ON HIS WIFE
She Rebels and Causes Gridiron
HerO'S Arrest
| Special Dispatch 10 The Cal !

Special Dispatch 10 ne Call
CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Mrs. ]. Turner
told Judge Fry today that she was
weary of the football tactics of her
husband. James A. Turner, former
gridiron hero at Northwestern univer-
sity and Dartmouth college and later
coach at Norwich university. She had
him arrested on charge of wife aban-
donment.
~IIe doesn't drink or smoke said
Mrs. Turner but the way he swears
makes up for any other habit he might
have. Why, he yells at me just as
he did at his football team last year.
Turner said that his wife was mis-
taken. but Judge Fry decided that the
young man had used harsher words
than necessary and ordered him to pay
her IS a week for a year. Turner said
that he was working as a clerk at $40
a week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CITY AsToUNDED BY BALLINGERs ORDER


A. lad
dered that Francisco show Hetchy
in
Under
Fansco ghs both Lake Eleanor and Lake Tech
Hy However of the the Lake
should developed full before should
Lake Hch Hetchy The supply possible Lake Eleanor would
would capacity
Eleanor would be exceeded by the demand and
would dhave be deve1one
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
DEMOCRATS TO ATTEND
CONFERENCE IN SOUTH
County Committee Names Dele
gates and Finance Body
Special Dispatch 10 The CalI

STOCKTON. Feb. 26.-The democratic
county central committee today an
nounced the party's representatives to
the Los Angeles state conference next
April as follows:
George E. Cats. f. w s. Woods. L. !.
Wagner. w. r. Jacobs, NJ I. Doyle A. l..
CoweIl. B c. Wallace. ID. j. Looney. George
Sievers, X. II. Reibensten William Wall.
Stockholm DIR. George Greenwel b. f. Wooden
Lodi; Lorenzo Hurd, French Camp; J. W. Stuck
enbruck. Aeampo; u. ]. Looney. Tracy; Ed Da-
Wis, Linden.
pointed as follows: George f. Cats,
w. E. Johnson and w. f. OConnor
Chairman A. /. Wagner was author
ized to appoint a committeeman from
the city to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Ed r. Thompson.
The committee will meet again Sat
urday, March II.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Rioter Killed by Police

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, Feb. 26.-
One man is dead from bullet fired by
a state policeman. two others are suf-
fering from slight pistol wounds and
more than a dozen men are nursing in
juries inflicted by the heavy riot sticks
of the troopers tonight
The troops were patrolling the
streets near the steel works. when
bricks were thrown at them by crowd
Of foreigners. The commander of the
troops ordered his men to fire into the
air it is said. but one man held his
pistol too low and the bullet struck
Joseph Sambo, who died tonight
Labor leaders have appointed COM
mittees to urge the foreigners to re-
frain from attacking the police.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
THE PROPAGANDA AGAINST HETCH HETCHY

Balnger forthcoming o light
activity OF who have engineered the Eetch
Hechy advising
readers that there Hetch Hetcy. your
flood petitions has been
appeals The California
that Balnger intended revoke Gaeds
The made
has
petitions
situation have been Meanwhile i in the
thick impossible
obtain legislation permit
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
OFF TO PARIS TO DEVOTE
HERSELF TO ART STUDIES

Miss Felicia Noise, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs L. l. Noise and niece
of Attorney Bert Schlesinger. left yes
terday morning for Paris, where for
the coming two or three years she will
devote her entire time to the study of
art. The trip across the continent will
be made leisurely and will include
short visits to friends in Denver and
Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

policy;
so far he was allowed to do So that he restored power
entry finally
president the policy
capped by the president himself
explanation of his conduct that essentially false
BALLINGER FALSE TO HIS TRUST
The my connection
the Cunningham coal and with the CLAWS charges shall show
how the forest became involved these and how CLAWS sub
his believed believe that he told the
when CLAWS
faithful public and that the facts which he presented that Bal
guardian OF public property value
TOLD PRESIDENT THE WHOLE STORY
others which
light of them duty both public officer and
both by word Of mouth and letter November my
that Secretary Bnger has been dangerous
walton.
DECEIVED PRESIDENT IN HIS DEFENSE
you by president
laid before
concerning the Cunningham coal statement shown bt fs
puted documentary absolutely pac
u It will then that Bange wu deceived the president and
was disloyaI him.
the
uralr belonging the people.
LAW LEAVES WAY TO FRAUD OPEN
desire TO show you that the story OF CLAWS courageous and successful
fight protect property in
shall show you that under our present law and practice the more difficult
would public
would dpo it. and that under the
monopisc control OF what belongs TO all OF US IS made and often
practice inevitable
SHOULD DISMISS UNFAITHFUL SERVANT
imperative duty country Of public
the toward conservation for the
almost inevitable the public welfare
possible
advantages the benefit of the people instead Of merely the
profit of few
call heard will realize that the
the public
secretary
fahul both the public property
endangered and to the president whom he has deceived
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
WERE TO FOLLOW GARFIELD GRANT

plans
dapproved by the administration follow strictly the
OF the Garfield permit.
Secretary Bang
subject revocation by the the But
arbitrarily
he matter"
Mccarthy, The
of Blnger
emphca
hold which
He stated that undoubtedly delegation would be Washington
he inerests o. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
SAN RAFAEL WILL
SEEK PERKINS AID
Will Ask Senator to Help Get
HarbOr Allowance
Special Dispatch 10 The Coil

SAN RAFAEL. Feb. 26.-A number
of local merchants have decided to
send q dispatch to Senator Perkins
asking him to lend his aid in secur-
ing an appropriation from the govern
ment for dredging the San Rafael
canal. Congressman McKinlay failed
to secure the appropriation. but has
written to the effect that he will at
tempt to have the matter reconsid-
cred Although considerable dredging
has been done on the canal and bulk
heads have been built it is still in
need of more digging, as boats of
ordinary craft can not navigate at
low tide
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CLAIMS HIS BRIDE IN
SECRET AT SAN RAFAEL
Jack Domergue Leads Ester
johnson to Gretna Green
SpeciaE Diseofch 10 The Call |

SAN RAFAEL. Feb. 26.-Another
secret marriage in this Gretna Green
has come to light. This time it is
well known college athlete and n
pretty maid popular in Mill Valleys
younger set. Jack Domergue, a grad
.uate of ST. Mary's college and a base
ball player of considerable fame. is
the groom Miss Ester Johnson, the
bride, is the daughter Of Peter john
SON. prominent Mill Valley con-
tractor The young couple came TO
San Rafael week a go Thursday and
were quietly married. They will make
their home at Mill Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
COUNT SIGRAY ARRIVES
TO CLAIM HIS BRIDE
NobIeman to Marry Daughter of
Marcus DaIy

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-Count Anton
Sigray. the Hungarian nobleman who is
to marry Miss Harriet DAILY, daughter
of Marcus DAILY of Montana. reached
here today on the steamship Maure-s
tania. The wedding will take place
after Easter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Labor Leader Arrested

The feature of the eighth day of
the Philadelphia street railway strike
was the arrest and arraignment Of
John ]. Murphy, president of the
central labor union. on charge of
inciting to riot through newspaper
Interview. He was taken into Gus
tody early today and after a brief
hearing was released in $4,000 bail
Three newspaper men were reIuc-
tant witnesses. They finally admitted
that Murphy uttered the words at
tributed to him. In this interview
Murphy referred TO the mayor as
puppet and said if one man was shot
by the police a carnival of riot and
bloodshed would follow Police rec
ords were produced which showed
Murphy had been arrested several
years ago on a charge of selling
policy"
Whether a strike Of all organized
labor in Philadelphia will be called
next week probably Will be decided
at tomorrow's meeting of the central
a bOr union
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

the interests Hetch Hey could everything
they could
assault Members the California against
OF Bang
Francis
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
LONG is CONFIDENT

Attorney
Bange confident
Engineer Maden in
great
be the of single and
finally pass
San Francisco independent OF 100000
the floor the Heh
the entire
The action Secretary Balnge the heels OF 5 Te
OF his plans
studied
One theory Balnge realized
CLAWS has left particularly with
Balnger appreciation
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
KNEW. THE KIND OF REPORT DESIRED

Apparently these kind
they rendered which
Fnco
supply the like
Their undertakes tell policy
handling problems Secretary
ready the which will
gout of thee cucheso Of Spring Nalev
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
TO GRANT USE OF LAKE ELEANOI

Blnger does entirely
He willing
But he will take the position that Lake Eleanor will develop all
and that the Hetch Hetc would
infringe the public
According BHng
last fall when he directed
geological the reclamation
the Ietch Hechy him whether Hch EIetchy
nece o water rsnnnl, for SanE
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Mayor and Supervisors to Be Cited
To Show Why Garfield Order
Should Not Be Revoked
Secretary Of Interior Has Report Made to Suit
His Purpose of Dealing a Deadly
Blow to San Francisco

w TASIIINGTON Feb Balngcr,
M while TO
' acquire the Hetchy
1t became known call
and of by May why
Hchy should permit granted Secretary
Garfield two years ago
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Has Faith in CLAWS

Pinchot followed up the vigorous at
tack made upon Secretary BaiIinger in
his opening statement by declaring
that he fully believed in Special Agent
CLAWS and was convinced that all
CLAWS had said was true. He charac-
terized CLAWS as a faithful public
servant and declared that the facts
which he presented proved that Bal
linger had been unfaithful TO his trust
IS the guardian of public property of
enormous value"
The conservation movement begun
under the administration Of President
Roosevelt was progressing splendidly
I'D TO the time President Taft and Sec
rsfary Bsliinger took Office, asserted
Pinchot. He charged that in less than
. month thereafter Secretary BalIinger
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
RIOTERS AFRAID
OF STATE POLICE
Mounted Officers Charge Mob
in Philadelphia, Cracking
Heads Right and Left
ConstabuIary Use Their Hickory
Sticks on Man, Woman and
Child Alike

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s-After a
day of comparative tranquility several
small riots broke out in Kensington
late today. when young men attacked
cars run by nonunion men.
In one of the affrays passen gers were
attacked by strike sympathizers. A
motorman was dragged from his car
and badly beaten and several police
men were roughly handled. but no one
seriously injured.
The most serious affair occurred at
o'clock at Front street and susque-
hanna avenue.
POLICEMAN BEATEN
The crowd there got beyond the con-
troll of the Philadelphia police force
and stopped car at the intersection of
the streets. The crowd tried to reach
the nonunion crew, and though the
lone policeman who was protecting the
crew fought bravely, several men
dragged him into the street His re-
volver was taken. from him and he was
given severe beating.
The conductor managed to get away.
but the motorman was not SO FORUM
ate He fired several shots, but all
went wild and he was pulled from the
car and beaten
Other policemen waded into the mob.
but, reluctant to draw their revolvers
because of the women and children
caught in the crowd, fought with their
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

AFRAID OF, STATE "CoPs"
Here comes the state cops, some
one yelled, and there was a movement
to break away.
A half dozen mounted police galloped
UP and charged into the crowds. They
drove up on the sidewalk. smashed
right and leftswith their hickory sticks
and gradually. forced the mob back.
Men. women and children were treat
ed alike.
No revolverss, were drawn by the
troopers. but they made good use of
their riot sticks, and the rioters. real
izing the troopers were not TO be
trifed with soon were1on the run.
In the fight a woman pa assenger, Mrs.
j. c. Ehler was struckewfth a brick
and rendered unconscious. Waiter.
Graham, another paseBger. who tried
to carry herr from the car. was at
tackled BY the mob asd roughly
handled. but managed TO carry the
woman into a drug store.
The first trouble in the negro sec
ton occurred today. when a crowd
threw missiles at cars. Policemen
oiIickly scattered the crowd
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

cOntInued on Page 25. Column
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
PINCHOT AYERS
BALLINGER WAS
FALSE TO TRUST
Accuses Secretary of Deliber-
ateIy Deceiving President
and Misusing Office
Expects Verdict from Committee
in Accordance with His
Evidence
Head OF the interior Department
Says Only Deception Is
PinchOt'S

VTASHTNGToN. Feb. 2s.-Ginord
w Pinchots opening statement in
w the Rallfn-e~ Pinchof ino7i5rx
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
Buy Fish
Where You Know
Ills Fresh

That the point We put the most
emphasis on-having our Fish per.
fcctly FRESH. To accomplish this
We receive direct from The big Allan
tic Coast Fishing Fleets new con-
signmcnts almost every day Our
Fish is OUT Of native waters. packed
Ia ice and ready for your disposal In
80 10 48 hours.
Let US supply you through Lent,
and any time, with such seasonable
kinds as PADDOCK, CUSK,
COD, FOUNDERS. SPAWN.
HALIBuT, MACKEREL. and
WHITE-F FISH
CLANS and OYSTERS are here
il excellent quality
We make and sell the only eenu-
inc scotch.cured KlPPERED HER
Rim and FINNAN HADDIE in
this vicinity Il IS made By an ex
penenced hshman from Scotland and
has The real Home land favor
OUR PRICES are just as low as
we can possibly make them When
you buy here you are assured Of
Your Moneys Full Worth
Tel So ahead. and we will de-
liver when you want il Please DO Il
NOW.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURsDAY. FE9RUARY y. l9lo.
weather Prediction

Snow tonight and Friday colder, with
lrthwest winds, becoming high.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

More white goods in the sale at The
Vaughan Store.
Oscar Silver went to Plain6eld On
business to-day.
Read the advertisement Of Moore q
Owens on page 2.
G. w Perry was IN Moretowu yester-
day on a business visit.
One lot Of linen broderie, only 1880
per yard. Neale s knight
Saturday sale; sl50 large shopping
bags for Csc at Naughan's.
The regular meeting Of the Young peo-
pies association 81 the Presbyterian
church win be held this evening at 1890
IN the library room OF the church.
Mrs Tabor lager has resumed her
work as stenogapher IN the Office 81
the D a. Perry Real Estate agency
after a few days absence with illness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
10 PAROLE CONVICT rNvRNroR.
Burglar Has Perfected Self Balancing
Aeroplane.


Omaha Neb Feb III Judge Estell d
the district court was Yesterday noti-
fled by the state pardon board that 4
he will designate 4 suitable person to
take charge Of him William Howard
convict Ia The state peniteatiary, viii
be paroled to enable him to perfect his
invention Of self balancing aeroplane
which the prison authorities are con
WINGED win be an improvement over any
machine now in use
Howard was sent b the penitentiary
from Omaha in 1907 on conviction Of
burglary lie was known as an in
ventor before thUt
Ire has IL hits cell now 4 model Of
bis proposed aiship The necessary IL
naueial backing for the manufacture q
his invention Is said to be promised,