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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
ANDERSON SAYS BOND
ISSUE MUST BE PASSED

"@There is every reason why the
bonds should be voted, and no reason
against either issue has been pre-
sented," says James Anderson.
LAS to the harbor bonds" he says,
I'VE confront this question: VIII the
city halt in the magnificent progress
It has been and is now making, fail
to reap the full benefit of all that has
been done by the general government
in creating our harbor, and by our
own people in preparing for this step,
and permit our port to remain in the
future as in the past, "A private mo-
nopoly, largely controlled by railroad
companies and used as an a junct to
their interests; or will we seize the
opportunity presented and develop the
harbor as a free harbor, open to the
world, through public docks and
wharyes owned by. this city?
mo patriotic citizen can hesitate.
9"All over the country private capi-
tai is being expended in millions for
the purpose of conducting water from
distant mountain canyons to available
power sites. This is generally by far
the heaviest expense in a power propo-
sition. In our own case this great cost
has been incurred for another purpose,
that is, of bringing water for use in
this city, In a short time it will rush
from tunnels bored through the noun
t&ins ready to be harnessed to the
power wheels. For this city to fail to
utilize this power would be just as
though any other great corporation
should at large expenditure bring the
water to it's powe- site and then should
stay its hand and. decide to abandon
the undertaking.
Our people arc not blind to their
own interests. and should demonstrate
II by voting next Tuesday for both
issues"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
ENGINEERS SEE TESTS OF
NEW BLASTING POWDER
Experiments on NeWhaII Grade
and in Tunnel Successful
in Every Way

A demonstration of interest to miners
and all who have occasion to use blast
ing powder was given Thursday on
the Newhall grade i'm Newhall canyon
by the Satanite Powder company. Tho
demonstration was under the direction
of f. e. Shaffer, the contractor who
is building the new county road through
the canyon, and was witnessed by
several engineers of prominence.
The Satanite company claims that it's
powder has all the good features of
dynamite and eliminates the bad fea-
lures. 1t was for the purpose of prov
ing this claim that the demonGtration
was given. According to the estimates
of the contractor the hill in which the
shots were placed would not have been
removed with less than 1900 pounds of
black powder Only $3.50 pounds of the
new Satanite powder was used.
The Satanite exploded with equal
force in every direction. The dirt and
debris rose slowly. as If some hid
den monster was burrowing beneath.
the hill which was slid down the can
yon, leaving the cut open for the new
road to go through.
Following the demonstration of hill
blasting several sticks of Satanic were
taken to the new tunnel being driven.
Here the miners said that they figured
on not being able to go back to work
for at least an hour dfter dynamite
charge had been set off on account OF
the fumes and gases generated by it.
The Satanic powder was exploded 220
feet from the tunnels mouth and as
soon as the report of the explosion was
heard men started for the scene of tho
explosion. The smoke inside was so
thick that a candle flame could hardly
be distinguished ten feet away, yet the
men had no trouble i'm breathing, and
had it not been for the smoke it would
have been impossible from the order
left to tell that an explosion had just
taken place.
A stick of the new powder was set
on fire and did not explode, but burned
rapidly. 1 t was easily blown out, how
ever by a mans breath. Another test
was made by placing some of the
powder on a board and hammering it.
1t simply powdered, but did not eX-
plode. Some was then placed upon a.
piece of iron and hammered When it
was hit hard enough that which came
i'm contact with the hammer exploded,
but the rest of the powder did not.
It is probable that the new powder
will be used exclusively by Mr.. Shaffer
in completing the Newhall road, as he
is greatly pleased with it.
This morning a number of other con-
tractors who are interested in the new
explosive will go to Sparda, where a
second demonstration will be given.
The Satanic company has recently
completed factory for the manufac-
turing of the new powder at Rowland.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
be left a largo number of transients,
who are high class money distributors.
A GREAT FEEDER

WHO are IlBIl tldSS l1lOuty ulSlIiDulplo
A GREAT FEEDER
Passenger travel by water is now
started through our harbor and with
an open port will be one of the great
feeders of our city.
Ships like the Senator" president
and Governor" cost about the same
amount to operate. but as Los Ange-
les is only way port for these lines,
it receives no direct benefit, this money
going to San Francisco
Boats, say one thousand tons and
upward, cost from $500 to $4,000 a
MONTH while boats from five hundred
to one thousand tons spend $4,000 to
$500, and lumber schooners cost ac-
cordng to capacity, from $4,000 to $4,000
a month. The headquarters of the line
is the place where the money is spent,
as a rule Practically all of the costs
of operating these lumber schooners
will be spent in Los Angeles.
After a careful examination / find
that ships such as the Minnesota, Mon
golia Manchuria and that type spend
about $65 600 a trip, which includes
their payroll, cOmmissary department,
fuel and all things pertaining to the
operation of the ship such to be paid
i'm the home port of the operating line.
They make about five trips a year and
would distribute in the city they start
from at A very conservative estimate
the magnificent sum of $975,0OO each
year.
What do you think of harbor as a
revenue producer?
Gentlemen, the opportunity will be
presented you next Tuesday. Make the
Investment and let Los Angeles stand
out as a unique city, with health, in
dustry, commerce and the ability to
utilize to it's fullest extent nature S
highway, the Pacific ocean and its con-
nections as her sure and certain foun
dation upon which to build for the
future
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
DENIES so PER CENT OF
BOND ISSUE NOW SPENT

is one also require low ust effect,
A statement calculated to serve the
private interests opposed to the power
bonds appeared in the Boyle Heights
Citizen of last Friday, and it is so in
correct, either on account of ignorance
of the facts or a desire to misState
them, as 30 require some notice.
In a communication over the sigma
ture of the Hazard Park Improvement
association, it is stated, among other
things, that more than so per cent of
the whole aqueduct bond issue has
been spent, and not half the work
done.
In point of fact, slightly less than
so per cent of the amount of the whole
issue has been spent, and over 60 per
cent of the work has been done. The
work also is much greater than was
contemplated and planned when the
bonds were issued. The total cost of
the aqueduct before the bonds were
issued was figured upon ditch of
certain size. The ditch or aqueduct
that is being constructed is actually
one-third larger in its capacity to
carry water than that figured on be-
fore the bonds were issued.
The city officials in charge of the
work have already saved enough on
the estimated cost of the portion at
present completed to pay the cost or
covering the ditch, making 1t COW
cred conduit in place of an open con-
duit, as was figured on when the cost
was first estimated and the bond is
sue called for. This covering, which
will cost about million dollars, will
make the aqueduct very much more
efficient and as stated, represents
what has already been saved out of
the portion of the aqueduct work now
completed.
The limit of the city for bonded in
debtedness is also misstated in the ar
ticle The issuing of the aqueduct ana
harhor bonds will not exhaust the
limit, and besides, the city is growing
so rapidly in wealth and population
that each year sees the limit raised to
the extent of several million dollars.
So there is not the slightest danger
that by issuing the power and harbor
bonds the people of the city will in any
way embarrass the city as to any bond
issue which it may be necessary Tor
the city to make in the future.
In addition to all this, the money
received for the harbor and power
! bonds will be invested in property
which will bring the city an immense
| income. 1t is conservatively estimated
that the electric power which the aque-
duct will supply can be retalled py
the city in the form of light AND power
to consumers at rates much less than
the citizens now pay, and still the city
can obtain from it an income which
will nay all of the water bonds, both
principal and interest as well as the
mower bonds and will leave the water
an asset in the hands of the city prac-
| tiraIlv clear of cost. What this will
! mean in the form of reduced water
rates to our citizens is something hard
ly computable.
It is unfortunate that in view of the
real facts in the case, the Boyle
Heights Citizen. or any other period
| ical published in the city, should lend
it's columns to such misstatement of
facts.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE
WHILE RUNNING FOR CAR

While running for an electric car at
Main and San Fernando streets yes
terday afternoon, G. E. Downing, 1892
West Thirty-fifth street, was knocked
down and run over by an automobile
owned and driven by Frank 10. Fail,
East Avenue Fifty-five. Downing sus-
tanned a fracture of both bones in his
right leg below the knee.
Downing i'm his anxiety to catch the
car did not notice the approaching au-
tomobile. and before he had time to
jump out of the way. was struck. He
was taken to the receiving hospital
and later taken to his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
Raj WAY OFFICIALS PAY
COAST INSPECTION VISIT
Pennsylvania and Santa Fe OH
ciaIs Reach Los Angeles

A snecial train bearing the party ol
santa Fe and Pennsylvania ofticia.s, az >
who are on tour of inspection OF ,,e tmo
santa Fe lines, arrived yesterday from
T. W. Kendrick. vice president OF OF
the santa Fe company, in charge Oh
operation, is acting as host to the t.o
party, assisted by c. w. Morse, tne
santa Fe's chief engineer; me LINZ LIZ,
tifth vice president of the Pennsylvania
system: Thomas Dewitt Cuyler, di-
rector Of both the Santa Fe and PENN
sylvania companies; Charles Drayton,
vice president of the PennsyNahla
Life Insurance company; Dr. L. Le-
conta and William Catherwood.
A. G. Wells, general manager OF the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17

Santa Fe coast lines. met the party
on it's arrival at San Bernardino Fri
day and conducted the members TO San
Diego by way of Orange and thence
to Los Angeles.
After a short stay in Los Angeles
the party will go to San Francisco,
stopping at Santa Barbara on the way.
The visit is occasioned by the recent
purchase of Santa Te stock by the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
Citizens Urged to Vote for
HQrbOr and Power Bonds

cam%ece Manage Election April 49,
william Of the United sass bis recent visit @
% men % ngdGf y and & eHne@ @
and had d the P4@agS % 3 sRd % sb % 9 @ a y @ % G @
might assistance in reaz
an d A making s e Investment S % Ss % s @ss T 1H Si @
% B95 fesat1 3 ans where Wherebg n dn @ day
90 & the city 3x,ia aqa assist in
report the engineers in charge the building % of the
will be completed for less than the @ estimated cost and more than year
sonnng & s. to 2sg gug aSbnea as a to snao
% @ ns VIII Inc sosaa saa & 5o @ s S 99 % % % % %
lHsF GSSs fSf OF the the fS P6p OF s
plants % Thg hat in tine & p9e % m [p apeetd d o foo 9 ~steT
% power Gyeopmfnt is an aac4s @ 16 & |e u6 og
which may % be Ssq % dng nS @ t5 6ar IN oars Ps a day
oyi0n @ k by n pbe G nSm
doing away installation of steam plants to provide
Ts s s P Of SO es sSSS % Of % & with
svfsa 9 3 at sS'E h 6 qitSP o s2 @ e'
city The % ss@asan 5 more of % appnt S%Sr % 2sS6
Beach Santa Monica and djasent &C @ cent tertqy @ % ad % ev
dent that s0a n9t % Sp{ TO san h nSsbnts tRe & very
% y emg On po and
PF0yid9 pr @ & % & ascP apas S which Tas
shall not delayed First provide for power dennT 1
@ for the purpose only which
vae installed @ % 5e4Rd 3 m it is
order order % St the wS hy % @ e ne % the aaudact
The cOnSa0n n @ the of ot sf d decisive vote p by
5 a ss T Si aas sss
fun thereon eSqtrf the ds @ % I 5 would 5
0SQ in h the S @ @ so sdon % Ster the
fully compiled With d the hos Gs Hm @ must @ eet
BY taSd a '1a Os sS1
this Los Los Angeles Asss % HRS a % S one oS of
nset0 S aiU W s sRS sn t Do eo
aSssd with n the ioo sht PPq@s sn
nS nsi sR' m f'Gnas at the but p @ pay and % will
e on of the great reduction Of taxation most fat
The @ hst0T % of hae % Exception I'll s they
@ys herself of water
that shS %s ros Engnd @ spen
and has een Eabed ashes
but dsen s1Psae 9 TSeP s Complete destruction
e% Orleans development has taken on new lease of
s 3so tsPst sS 9Gs sRd about two years
San Deg0 o gS T and guarantee
Oa' Seattle and millions m ] their 6ar00rS in order to
ava h%y SS Of has a sndS @
mGnt Of her her hGo harS@r es Hd
dsStsapefp in 5 ts OF the aTSo misfortune
her % rally and s%g % RST % eomG a % Such % S
position as a. e%%eTGe Pnse tSs HtS Sdmration
HpSor %a ANNUAL mn an ng of SDo
annual insS9e d When the ncpay in possession
se qo9 SSa sae Fo
not 5 1 nssss ssa nsSs sasoa in market SS @ n
manufactured prod
ana all European
iSs s p~ 1s in etidSnS R S @ &S
the will such length OF
them advantageous to the city
IN casting
we ue morning.
| that you nesnO0i9NO ihN0''NN' w
city s
'rN'iN'1 - r. CHAFFEE,
r. M.
AA
r.
M. H II
A r F.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
ARANDoNs WILD CAT

SAN FRANCISCO. April 16-The
Standard has abandoned all work in
Alameda and San Joaquin counties,
where it sunk several wildcat holes and
failed to get anything in the way of
oil. The leases have been thrown up.
The smaller companies that worked
some in that region are inactive as far
as anyone has heard lately.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
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TO BURY MUSICIAN

Funeral services will be held over
the body of Miss Alice Rubsch Mon
day afternoon at o'clock at the chapel
of Overholtzer & Mills. Miss Rubsch,
who was a\well known musician died
late Friday evening at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George P.
Rubsch, 1904 South Grand avenue.
Burial will he in Inglewood cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
FLEMING TALKS

Mr.. Fleming presented the harbor
nroposition in the following manner;
we acquired this harbor under the
pledges made to, the harbor cities by
lie consolidation committee Supported
Nv the civic organizations and the city
comciD, duly appointed representa-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
CHARGED WITH ENLIGHTENMENT

A complaint was filed in Justice
Summerfields court yesterday charging
r. w Clark, formerly employed as a
collector and solicitor for Rule & Sons
with the embezzlement of $245. The
case will be tried next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17

Making an annual saving to South
ern California upon these four
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-09
The icklemouse
and his Seepyland Adventures
B, R., Rutherford Bill, with Davy and Dofy

the dark night and tossed Ike sacks oA
wheat ON the deck OF q great steamer
Soon the deckhauda united them showed
them down into the boiler rooms oi the
vessel and SCI them 10 work. a.,
Work, d, asked the IickIrmouse, with
a glance at Doriy "lol wouldn't ask
q little lady 10 shovel g0al:'
"klngs orders snapped the mate.
"Aud when King Coal says stoke, why
stoke il is Fall tor
Such work And such a night The
sweat rolled Oft their ioreheads aud
hall blinded them, and their clothes were
drenchcd in no time The TickIemouse
couuiycd 10 get next to DOriy aud
showed most OF her coal for her, bul
his paws were soon blistered and bleed
ing.
Al last came a moment when their
guards were caught mapping NOW "
whispered the Mouse, jumping, shovel
IN hand, through the hatch and into the
sea. The others followed, each usinj
his shovel as a little boat which NllI
wished so swiftly over the waves thar
It had no time 20 sink.
"Aitcr this. chilluus,' said the Tickle,
mouse, when they were safely homl
again, lets get our folks 10 burn eithei
gas or woOd-no more stoker's lie ioi
your Uncle Tick"
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ann prWAnn. x1nn.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased
10 learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able 10 cure IN
all It's stages, and tlat is Catarrh. hall
Calarrh Cure is the only positive cure nov
known 20 the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires q
constitutional treatment Halls Catafrh
Cure Is takea internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucuous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the clnstituiion aud assisting
nature In doing lis work The proprietors
have 20 much faith In its curative powers
that they offer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that II fails 10 cure. Send for list ot
Testimonials.
Address y J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo. o.
Sold BY all Druggists, 75c
Take HANS Family Pills for constipation
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10000. 100000. "a
THE DAYS BEST STORIES.
.........oco.o.:oc0Sccc0..
Caruso's GIFT

Caruso is very amusing on the SUB
icct of his barber In America TO whom
he gave $500 because the man wanted
to come To Europe and see Italy again
81 wish ia never done IT, says
Caruso My Italian barber was so
overcome with delight that he singed
an the hair off one side of my head
and cut half my chin off that morning.
Then he went away and told all the
newspaper men all about H. Next day
] 70. ntty letters, each asking me ior
$500. Next week got twice the num-
ncr and several threatening letters
from the writer's OF the first batch
And % few days atterward the BLACK
Hand people tried to bluckmail me.
It's very hard work being charitable
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MORE ABOUT OKLAHOMA"

OF CONTENT with George Hans version cf the orI-
lNII gin Dt the word Oklahoma" Editor Jenkins. of
Ill vi the Phoenix rise remark
- Brother Han Of the Henryetta Free Lance
thinks the name oklahoma - the Creek word ok
afona which means 'sand burs" Brother Han wrong
The word il Caooaw ani red people" The Choc-
taws in the early days visited what became Oklahoma
Territory. Toey saw there Indians with red skins
bcdecked with red blankets paint and feathers They
called the c.lntry okla ahomma'-the land Of the red
people,
For a limited time the World win receive versions
from the champions Of ether Indian tribes The Greeks
thcr discussion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-09
The Wrong Sort.

An old Irish peasant was one sun
day sitting in front of his cottage put'
ling away furiously at his pipe.
Match after match he lighted, pun,
ing hard az the pipe the while, until
at last the ground all round his feet
was strewed with struck matches.
Come IN To your dinner, Patsy az
length called out his wife.
Faith. and Oi Will In minute BID
nv" sad he. "Moike Mulrooney has
been telling me that u Oi shmoked
a bit av ghlass Oi cud see the sphots on
the sun. don't know whether Moike
has been fooIing me or whether oi'Ne
cot hold of the wrong kind Of ghlass.
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Palm. il9.
NUaFrEIthll shall Young man
cleanse his WAYS EE akls heed
thereto according io tty word.
Win Wy whole heart have Z thought
comm auamentt
THg word have : bid la my heart
that j might not -ll against thee
blessed arr thol U Lord. teach m-
Tbs statutes
W'th mg lps have declared 200 rha
judgments ftny mouth
have rejo.c-I .u tH- VlE 0t rhE
testimonies as much as .u 4U riches
$500 mediate boz thg pr-.- u,'. tLa
H.Hr respect unto ms ways
AID delight myself 100 f1E statutes
sII U.f forget tsF word
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HuMOR or THE DAY.
3. o..a..o.oeossso.9oeo.0oo

Lady Gin druggist, to small boy) -
what am | TO take this medicine IN
my lad?
Boy-Your mouth, ma'am,
Father Cto lazy SOM II can't imagine
how YOU can dislike work; TO me It's
real enjoyment.
Son-Ycs. father. but ! don't want
To give myself up wholly to pleas
uro,
Tim-Shure. the doctor says I've got
tobaccy heart.
Sandy dy--Ye've safe then, Tim II It's
anything like so strong as the tobaccy
ye smoke unll shtand anything.
Yes" said Henpeck. II married her
bccause | thought her the most even
tempered woman | had ever met.
And now YOU know that she isn't?'
dueried his friend,
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Total number paper, printed sud efeaaisd z40C39
sLieh DIVIDED bystl being The number Of
saflls sad HoliA EI.t = daily a'eraFs u sl7l.
Chst T. Dent baslnss, msHagsf Wora Publi.iihg
Cglpsny sdad that us total number si copies u The
Ials. Daly World printed aad cfrlad Tor The month ending
s4ldsJ norlls JAY 81. IglO Of s7l
CHAs y DENT
Business Manager
s.k,etL. ..a .ssf. b.fors this day
SUSIE l.. DE COUNTER.
Notary PgbH.
n, s.Hmis,o. sIpf,l Hatk "a, 1914
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romnc. q. ur PEANUT, BRAND.

f..lE HA,s no a,au. to appear as holding brief for
IMI sens,or gore. have Iu fact recent occasion.
IHI felt ,n,trlucd 20 Indulge iu criticism Of the sem
- a,,g win respect tu his su-,acd presidential
boom. 90, Iisn.st consideration ~ honesty i'm
r,is one To resent tb, action the peanut politicians
who see.lur to condemn the oklahoma senator be-
cause OF hs telegram OF concentrations Senator Rob
eu iaFollc,r. of Wisconsin on his magnificent victory
last Tuosday
one OF on, virulyut of this type of critics re-
prints speech delivered by senator Gore Texas years
ago when he supporting the populist party calls
attention To the fact that Gore q populst then "a
Democrat an' now els looking for chance To break into
Republican party Of lnFollettc"
All of which Doe true The motive Of the man has
more do with the case than the record itself The
World BE- who'll, unable any politics In the blind
senator's congratulutnr the Republican LaFoleuc
lie mus' hav" known that such thing would inevitably
weaken him "a his home whore Democratic narrow.
ness is proycrh.a
This benf true 1t appears that courage NJ the finest
Kind required carry the dictates Of conscience
II gore al that ne has appeared to Doe since going To
the senate inevitable that he should finally dnd him
self fellow partisan Of the progressive Republicans for
presently bee demonstrated 10 the sattfaoton of
an that Democracy is without the germ OF hope for
the true patrlot
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Hear the truth believers
Listen as you go;
It's happy tune just any time
You want to make It so,
If You're rlsin' with the dayhreak,
II your hoein' of yer row
It's happy time just any time
You want to make II so.
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Con,t Tell TIL Later.

Hes been down 20 the river all day
long"
What did he catch"
We'll. ps I come by his house | saw
the old lady waitm with a rollin' pin,
So I don't think he'll catch anything
tul he gets home.