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The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12

are all making almost unprecented Of
fetal arrangements for his visit.
All over the country Sunday, April
oath, Is to be celebrated as Anti
tuberculosis Sunday" 1t Is gratifying
to see that the churches are to take
hold of this movement, which means
so much for humanity. Since the Mas
ter gave so much of His time to heal
ing individuals, it is fitting indeed
that His church should give as full
hearted support to movement which
will save lives by thousands and ulti-
mately. no doubt. by millions. Get
your pastor interested.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12

significant feature OF our present lie
is not the widespread existence oil evil
but the organized efforts TO check IL.
not civic Indifference. however
iamentable may be its scope. but the
widening demands OF public spirit and
the more emphatic assertion OF COM
munity rights: not political manipnla-
ton. but the indignation of the people
at Its abuses: not faithless legislators
and administrative officials. but the re-
sentiment which they arouse and the
narrowing range OF their Illicit activ-
ities.-Governor Charles Il. Hughes,
In address at Philadelphia. Pa, Feb
ruary 20. 1910.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12
A Thought for the Week.

DTu HEsE ARE BETTER days than the social
NIX cd golden days of the fathers. Despite the
GEJ extent OF political corruption. at no time
have the American people been more insistent
upon political purity. II Is not the hour OIL ui.
umph of the powers of darkness. but OF
The recommending Influences OF light. The most
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12

Some one is responsible for the statement that
not since the days of Alexander of Macedon
have such preparations been made for the gen.
eral reception Of any man as are now being made
in Europe account of the early coming of
Theodore Roosevelt. The Emperor of Germany.
the President of France. and the King of England
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12

and economy can prevent disaster. If the enor-
nous increase in gold production continues, mon
ey must become cheaper and cheaper and prices
higher until we reach condition similar to what
would have been expected If Bryan and free silver
had won in 1896
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
KITE-SHAPED ROUTE WILL
GREET BELL AND SPELLACY
Citrus Towns Prepare Welcome
for Democratic Candidates

Advices received from the various
towns and cities along the Santa Fe
kite-shaped route, which Theodore A.
Bell, the Democratic nominee for gov
ernor, and Tim Spellacy, the nominee
for lieutenant governor, will visit on
October 20, announce that arrange
ments are being made for a rousing re-
ception.
Santa Ana's welcome. perhaps, will
be one of the most enthusiastic, IL the
plans now discussed there are agreed
upon. The big automobile and torch
light procession and the banquet in the
evening will not be the most import
ant features of the reception there II
the Democrats of Santa Ana carry out
their present program, for there VIII
be other features equally as interest
ing, including a brass band and pyro-
technical display, according to one OF
the county central committeeman VINO
came up from Santa Ana yesterday.
Snecial arrangements also are being
made at San Bernardino and Redlands,
features of which will be a reception
headed by a brass band, and at Red
lands the citizens are preparing for
a magnificent midday banquet, hoping
to eclipse the feast that is to be given
the Democratic standard bearers at
Santa Ana. In fact, number of the
towns along the kite-shaped route
seem to be vying with one another to
see which can make its reception the
most successful Timothy Spellacy.
"Our Tim," will get as enthusiastic
receptions all along the route as will
Mr.. Bell, for he is especially popular
in the citurs fruit belt.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
The Elusive Umbrella
How 1t Is Lost

At one time or other in their life most
persons own an umbrella, which has
come in their possession in quite le-
gitimate way. They may have bought
it or been presented with it, and in
such circumstances are rather proud
of their honestly acquired gingham-an
article the humorist always associates
with one of the minor felonies. But
the day may come when the proud
owner may be bereaved of his UNI
brella. Let him not say in his haste,
"AI men are thieves" A little consid-
Grafton will show him how his UNI
brella has disappeared. 1t may have
been stacked along with several others
in stand, and the first man who hap
pens along seizes it under the mistaken
idea that it is his own, and hurries
away. Obviously case Of short sight
which ought to be remedied by visit
to the excellently equipped establish
ment Of the Queens Optician, SSS1s So.
Hill St., Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
PREDICTS DEMOCRATIC
SUCCESS IN CALIFORNIA.
Maine Committeeman Says Re-
publican Rule Enables Trusts
to Rob Producer

Charles P. Huey. Democratic nomi-
nee for the state senate from the Thir-
tieth district, San Bernardino and Inyo
counties, arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday from his home in Upland, fol-
lowing an extended tour of speech
making throughout the Thirtieth
district, which is the largest In
the state and embraces nearly one
third of the territory of Southern Cal
ifornia.
Mr.. Huey brought with him to the
Headquarters of the Southern Califor-
mia state central committee (branch
office) a letter from w. ]. Wilton, a
Democratic county centray committee
man of Maine. One of the para
graphs of Mr.. Wilton's letter was es-
pecially interesting to local Demo-
racy.
81 note that out there in California .
said Mr.. Wilton, you are having a
similar fight to the one which has just
closed here, in which the Democrats,
after thirty years of patient endeavor,
scored a remarkable victory. The con-
ditions in Maine were very similar to
those which now prevail in your
state, and the result will be the same.
1.-THE business men of the nation, as
we'll as the real thinkers ana pdIrlOlS'
are coming to realize that the Demo-
cratic party is not led by radicals or
fanatics and that it Is the party OF
the business men-not of the big inter-
ests-but of the producers and the
consumers, the wage earners and the
small merchants and manufacturers.
1t is conservative and yet constructive,
and its policies commend themselves to
men who are really interested in the
progress and development of their state
or nation.
"The Republicans have broken near
ly every promise and they are still
breaking more. When they got a con-
servative forester Pinchot they
canned him. When they had to prom
les anything that would help the con-
sumner and taxpayer to save money
and better himself. they fulfilled their
promise in such paradoxical manner
that it was Intellectual and generally
emasculated. They have broken every
promise in regard to the tariff and in
stead of protecting the prducer they
have made it easier to rob him. For
these reasons, 1 believe, your own
great state will go Democratic just as
Maine did"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
BEACH CLUBS WILL TAKE
PART IN BELL RECEPTION
Democratic Candidate to Arrive
in Los Angeles Oct. 26

The Bell-Spellacy clubs of the four
leading beach cities informed the DEM
ocratic county central committee yes
terday that they were planning to par
ticipate in the reception which will be
rendered to Theodore Bell, the Demo-
cratic nominee for governor, on his
arrival in Los Angeles with his run
ming mate, Timothy Spellacy, nominee
for lieutenant governor, Wednesday,
October 26
1t was announced at Democratic
headquarters yesterday afternoon that
Mr. Bell and Mr.. Spellacy would be
met first by a committee of prominent
Democrats at the depot, following
which the two standard bearers will be
escorted to the headquarters. A num-
ber of prominent workers in the vari-
Gus Bell-Spellacy clubs have request
ed that they be allowed to take part
in the reception and to serve on the
committee which will arrange for the
details of their final prediction So
iourn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
DWYER SAYS SAN DIEGO
COUNTY SOLID FOR BELL
Nominee for Auditor Brings Good
Word from South

Fred L. sDwyer, Democratic NOMINEES
for county auditor, returned from San
Diego yesterday and reports. that San
Diego county seems to be solidly for
Bell.
"There can be no question:" said
Mr.. Dwyer at Democratic headquar-
ters yesterday, "that San Diego will
go Democratic. If it were not for my
excellent prospects here could al
most wish that / was q candidate on
the Democratic ticket in San Diego
county, so sure are the Democrats there
of electing their entire ticket. The
regular Republicans are making de-
termined effort to defeat the insurgent
nominee for governor, Hiram Johnson,
and everywhere I heard the same re-
ports-the election of Bell is conceded
by even some of the most influential
reformer Republicans, who, realizing
that conditions elsewhere are almost
the same as in San Diego county, feel
that the fight for governor at least is
hopeless.
''Mr. Bell made thousands of votes
during his last visit there, because he
was not afraid to come out and give
the people of the southern city a fair
deal concerning the expositions to be
held in San Diego and San Francisco.
And his policies relative to harbor de-
velopment, immigration and the pend
ing developments that will follow the
opening of the Panama canal were so
plain and straightforward and also
of such farseeing breadth that many
who went to hear his speech, opposed
to him, came away convinced that he
is a constructive and conscientious
candidate, not afraid to commit him
self in regard to policies that so far
Mr.. johnson has carefully avoided"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
DEFINES PRINCIPLES
LuCien P. Green, Candidate for
Justice of Peace, Issues
Statement

The following statement has been is
sued by Lucien P. Green, Democratic
nominee for justice Of the peace in Los
Angeles township, regarding his can
didacy and good government prin-
ciples:
"As a candidate for the justice
court of Los Angeles township, in
dorsed by the Good Government or
ganization, wish briefly to define the
principles upon which I seek election,
and my qualifications for that office.
at am fully in accord with the prin-
ciples of good government as applied
to the Judiciary. I believe in non
partisan judiciary. believe that
every branch of the judiciary should
be eliminated entirely from politics and
partisanship, in order that justice may
be administered independently, con-
servatively, without favoritism, and
regardless of previous conditions of
political servitude. No judicial can
didate who is politically unsound can
be judicially safe.
"Under the present laws Of this
state, judicial candidates must secure
their nominations upon partisan lines.
practically the results of non-partisan-
ship by disregarding partisan lines
and voting for the candidates upon the
ground entirely of their qualification
and fitness for office.
"This is as much true of the minor
courts as it is with the more impor-
tant branches of the judiciary
Though the justice court is restricted
in it's Jurisdiction and deals mainly
a hnnnI1l how
ever, with the tremendous growth of
the city of Los Angeles, and it's con-
seouent growth of business, of ever
increasing Importance, and it behooves
the voter to be as careful in the Sc
lection of judges for the justice
court as for the selection of judges
for the more important branches of the
judiciary.
STATES QUALIFICATIONS
'I do not hesitate to state the quail
fications upon which I seek your suf-
frages. I received my legal education
at Stanford University, from which in
stitution I was graduated. I began the
practice Of law in the city of Los
Angeles in January, 1907 and since
that time have been continuously en-
gagged in the practice, most of the time
as a member of the law firm of
Waterman, Westover &c Green. AS to
my standing before the bar of this
county dare to refer you to any
lawyer of this city. I have had ex-
perience not only in the justice court
but in the superior court and United
States courts as well. / pledge my
self to a fair, fearless and impartial
administration of the law, free from
any favoritism or political entangle-
ments.
Upon these grounds I ask your sup
mort %
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
Help Defeat Fredericks

John D. has made something of record in ferret
ing Furnishing of the little fellows and letting the big
influential fellows 60 He appears prefer enrich himself by
the wholesale of the peoples time in his private practice
you believe Frederks should be superseded by man like
Thomas Woone has demonstrated that he
qualifications for the oice-egal ability courage and detem
place all equal basis before the ahep to
advance the public welfare by contributing the Do not
hesitate your offering must be, perhaps small
Every dollar counts.
MONEY IS BADLY NEEDED AT ONCE.
peoples fight and the people should show their
probation being promote the public welfare
contributions, checks otherwise should to the Good
Government organization.
GEORGE BAKER ANDERSON, Secretary.
31S Fay Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
LAWYER FAVoRS ELECTION
OF ALBERT LEE STEPHENS

Among the conservative attorneys OF
high standing who indorse the nomina-
tion of Albert Lee Stephens for cleo
ton as superior judge is James A. An
derson.
''I have known Albert Lee stephens
intimately for many years" says Mr..
Anderson. HE is honest, earnest able,
has an excellent judicial record and
is in every way fitted for the posi-
ton of superior judge, to which he
aspires. Nothing gives me greater
pleasure than to be able to commend
him."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
FOUNDER OF VENICE SAYS
BELLS VICTORY A SURETY

Abbot Kinney, the founder of Ven
ice, declared yesterday that the eiec-
tion of Theodore Bell and almost all of
the Democratic state ticket is newt
able, meaning, as he explained, that
political conditions, due to the crisis in
the Republican party, will permit of
no other result.
Santa Monica, Ocean Park and Ven
the Bell-Spellacy clubs, which Mr..
Kinney helped to organize, arc taking
an active interest in local arrange
ments for the reception of Mr. Bell
and Mr.. Spellacy, Oct 26, and are
planning for a public demonstration
ana reception at Venice, where Mr..
Kinney has arranged for brass band
concert and will donate the audi
toriun free for the mass meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
HANDLEY is FAv0RITE
WITH SAN PEDRO VOTERS

James T. Gaffey, a prominent Demo-
crat of San Pedro, stated at Demo-
cratic headquarters yesterday that
Lorin A. Handley, the Democratic nom
inee for congress from the Seventh dis
trict, will carry San Pedro by an
overwhelming majority.
"The Republicans of San Pedro seem
to fear that the next house of repre-
sentatives will be Democratic" said
Mr. Gaffey, cor at least it will be con.
trolled by the regulars, in either OF
which events they believe an insur3ent
congressman would be helpless. Mr..
Handley's keen appreciation of the har-
Dor conditions and necessities also mas
commended him to the voters OF san
Pedro"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
AT THE THEATERS

UDITORTUM-"Morning Noon and Night.
BELASCO--"Zira."
BURBANK-"The Eternal Three"
EMPIRE-"A woman's Revenge"
GRAND-"Mary's Lamb"
Los NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MAJEsTIC-"The Prince of Pllsen."
MASON-Dark,
OLYMPIC--Musical farce.
ORPHE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PRINCESS-Musicai farce.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
ARRANGE ITINERARY FOR
DEMOCRATIC SPELLBINDER

The Democratic state central COM
mittee has arranged the following itin-
erary for the next ten days for Mattl-
son B. Jones. who is making a great
impression with his speeches in the
north for the Democratic ticket:
woodland, October 20; Fresno, Oc-
tober %; San Francisco, October "a;
San Rafael, October 25; Pacific Grove
and Monterey, October 26; Salinas, Oc-
tober 81; Exeter, October 29,
Mr.. Jones spoke at Oakland las'
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
BEACH CITY RESIDENTS
GIVE SUPPORT TO LONG

LONG BEACH, Oct. 19.--At meet
ing held yesterday the Long Beach
Good Government club adopted reso-
lutions indorsing S. G. Longs candi-
dacy for the office of superior judge.
Mr.. Long. who is city attorney OF
Long Beach, is praised enthusiastic
ally in this resolution for his firm
stand for the people.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
MAYHAM MAKES STRENUOUS
FIGHT IN I'D DISTRICT

Edwin C. Mayham, the Good Govern
nent and Democratic nominee for the
state assembly from the Seventy-third
district, is making one of the most
strenuous fights yet attempted by any
of the county candidates and some Of
his friends confidently state that he is
going to "sweep the district by land
sIide,' He intends to keep up Wig
orous campaign up to the day of cleo
tion for his own candidacy and the
entire Democratic ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
AROUND TOWN
TO TALK AT LUNCHEON

Judge N. P. Conrey of the superior
court will be the speaker at the City
clubs regular luncheon Saturday. His
address will be on the subject or The
Limitation OF Partisan Government" "
MISSIONARY TO TALK
The Rev. Elbert L. McCreery OF the
American mission in the Soudan, At
rica, who recently filled the pulpit OF
the First United Presbyterian church,
will lecture tomorrow evening in that
church, Figueroa and Ninth streets.
His subject will be Egypt and the
Soudan" Admission is free and the
public Is invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20

The Legal AID society at 232 North Main
street is charitable organization mar,
tained for the purpose of aiding In legai
matters those unable to employ eouhse., @
The society needs financial assistance and
seeks information regarding worthy cases
Phone Home A4077; Main s3e0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20

The Herald. like every other newspaper.
Sc misrepresented at times. particularly IN
cases involving hotels, theaters, etc. Tho
public will please take notice that every
representative of this paper 10 equipped
with the proper credentials and more par
70 nav his hliis THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20

Membership in tho Los Angeles Realty
board Is virtual guarantee OF reliability.
Provision is made for arbitration OF any
clients. Accurate information on reaity
matters is obtainable from them HMalua- M
uons by O competent committee. Olreo-
tory of members free at the office OF her
bert Burdett secretary. B25 Security BuAo'
ing Phone Broadway 1898.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
or California products ct the Chamber or
commerce building, on Broadway, between
First and Second streeta where free infor-
nation will be given on all subjects pertain
Ing TO this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20

Tho Herald win pay $40 IN cash to any
one furnishing evidence that will lead TO
the arrest and conviction OF any person
caught stealing copies of The Herald from
the premises OF our patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-20

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automobDe through want advertising. az Il
nscd to ba-and stin is-to secure horse
and carriage
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07
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Here grempIer paa, at Sorbnnosre'
sierinsen frembeIes agter at baano'
b9pe fin yet til at fontroIere SaIget
al beruienoe 9rifte paa ale Steoer
/ oct tibIigere "SnbiIanb", bet bill iige
forIaapiot Snbianerne argaar, ielp
bpor iliee Smraaber ~forsprtgt er
fommet ino unber en- iliper9n Stats
Surisoiftion.
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observation-disclosures aarsberetning,
bpori Der gisres opmrrfiom paa, at
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og Soma tibli9ere bar Snoianerlano,
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til De Sor. Stater, | ale Sraftater
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bperfen al &ongresien euer Of Sre'
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til Snsianerue boanobGpes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07
Dietie Pcieiteretsoom

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.on bar DC Sor. Staters Ssiciteret
en- ben 3Sie Sonior opgipet 8ienoelie
erfluret Den al Winuenpolis gproaS
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af 6 Sporposnsbiletter for 20 Gent
for ueploig.
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Iisnenoe Sororbuinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07

al aomiteen BIZ foretaget meo ben
itsrite Sntbu, ioet oct si9Ioer at faa
Ell aontite, bits RAPPORT, ener 4ien.
belle, al pubIifum bill bIi anerfienot
iom upartiif os afsisrenoe. Oct er
I SperensitemmeIie bermeo, at Sc
nator 8nnte ReIion fra Minneiota er
blepet anmobet ON at funeere iom
&omiteens Sormano.
Sfslge ct Telegram fra Waibing'
ton ben 4be bs. afttdges 9omiteen at
fomme til at beItaa al fslgenoe Wteo.
lemmer, al bpiIfe De fsrfte s er &e.
publifanere oe De iioite a er Demo.
frater:
Senotor 4n1tte Relion fra Winne'
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fra SEEM 9orf, Senator George Sit.
tberlano ira lttab, Senator Sranf y.
Stint fra California, Hepr9ientant
Sobn GaISea fra Benuiplpdnia. Ge'
preientant Samuel %. NeGon fra
Wasiahuietts, &eprpientart Sreoe'
ricf 6. Stepens fra Winneiota, 8e'
pr9ientant Chen @. Mtartin ira Q.
0ofota, Senator Sbomas s. Papn-
ter fra aentucfp, Senator Sames q.
GIorfe fra arfanias Repr9ientant
SSso6n u. Moon fra Sennesiee og He'
prpientant 8iniam s. Soparo fra
Georgia.