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The Washington times., 1910-08-20
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and that causes them TO be so brittle,
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LOCAL MENTION.

Wanted-Everyone 10 Know We Darn
Socks free. Star Laundry Co., I315-lS17
14th St N ".
The Washington times., 1910-08-20
Daily Horoscope
The stars incline, hue de net
compel"
Sunday, August Il, 1910

Let malice not thy way decide
Judge thou not harshly. nor deride
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Cost of THIS Dress in Three
Kinds Of Material
HINALAYIC CLOTH.

~ L II
II yards Of Himalayi Cloth, .
inches wide. 25C yaTCf.............S2.T5
= yard AII-over Lace, Is inches
wide. $50 yard ri
yards Braided Net. 29c yard IS
May Nanton Patterns, Nos. 6512-
cess, Ice each---.-----.--..--.- 20
TotaI-----...--.-...-..-.--....... 40
ZEPHYR EJNGHAM.
Il yards Of Zephyr Bingham, 3
inches vide. I5c ysrd------------S1-65
g yard AII-ove- EFT broidery. .
inches 75c yard IS
yards Of Embroidery Banding,
15c yard -----.--.--.-.----- 30
May Nanton Patterns, Nos es12-
6565, Ice each----..---.......... %
Total------..-.----.-..- 2.55
CREAM SERGE.
81 yards Cream Serge. So inches
wide. 75C yar1.--.-.-.-.--..... .sS.3s
z yard six Embroidered AL
over Lace, 500 yard Is
yards SiIk Embroidered Band
ing. SIC yard--------------.-.-- 100
May Afanton Patterns. Nos. 6s12-
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Total---------------.,-- s-S3
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Try Murine Eye Remedy
Fer Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
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CHAPTER XXII-(ContinueO

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TT dying OF a broken heart means
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
COULD To BUILD
THEATER IN PARIS
Former Miss Edith Kelly Will Ap-
pear in Plays All in
English
Especial to The Herald

NEW YORK, Dec. 3o.-Despite the
indirect denials of Frank j. Gould that
his bride, who was Miss Edith Kelly,
the actress, is to resume her stage
career, it is today reported that Mrs
Goulds younger sister, Hetty, has con-
fided to friends that Gould has de-
cided to build a theater in Paris, where
only plays in the English language Win
be produced and that Mrs Gould VIII
be the star Strong emotional plays
with an occasional comedy Will be IN
the repertoire. The Goulds and Miss
Kelly are occupying the Gould resi-
dence at S34 Fifth avenue, over which
the former Katherine Clemmons pre-
sided.
1t was announced when the Goulds
arrived in America Christmas they
were here for the pleasure of eating
American turkey and cranberry sauce
and it was announced today that they
will return to Europe January ?. Much
of Gould's time next spring Will be
devoted, it is said, to the development
of his racing stable in France.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
VESSEL CLEARS SAN PEDRO
WITH REBEL ARMS, REPORT
Lakme Is Said to Have -vaded
Local Customs Officer
Especial to The Herald

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 30-That
the steamer Lakmc, bound from Seat
tie for Mexican ports, is believed to
have gotten out of san Pedro harbor
with ammunition for the Mexican rev
outionists, despite hasty search
mado by Collector Cornelius w. Pen
dleton, is the statement made by Col
lector +. S. Stratton of San Francisco
Stratton is on the lookout for all
vessels bearing arms, ammunition ana
supplies for the revolutiOniSts. That
these were being shipped from various
coast ports vas the information given
to Stratton and to the authorities at
Washington by Dr. p. Ornelas, Mex
lean consul here. Stratton received
particular instructions to seize the
Lakme, which sailed about ten days
ago from Seattle. he Lakme, how
ever. did not put into this port, and
Stratton notified Pendleton. ne said
today that Pendleton had had time
only to make a hasty search.
Clayton Herrington, local represen-
tative of the department of justice, is
said to be in Los Angeles at the pres
ent time on the watch for attempted
shipments of arms to Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
1911 INDICTED, 377 PLEAD
GUILTY TO SELLING VOTES
Ohio Judge Advertises for EW-
dence of Election Frauds

WEST UNION, Ohio, Dec. 30.-A doz-
en- men, when Judge Blair opened court
today, tramped into the court room
and confessed that they had sold their
votes for trihing sums.
Seventy-three true bills, the smallest
days work for long while, were re-
ported by the grand jury today, bring
ing the total indictments up to 1911.
OF this number 377 have pleaded guilty.
1--WE ask all citizens who have knoWl-
edge of any persons who received mon
cy at the last election, and who are
not coming in. or who know of any
person who bought votes and has not
been in court. or who has tried to
shield any person who received money
at the last election. to let the under-
signed know at once. We will keep
your names in strict confidence and
you will greatly facilitate our work.
(Signed) Albion c. Blair Judge; viii
P. Stephenson, Prosecutor"
The above notice today was ordered
inserted in every paper in Adams coun-
ty by Judge Blair and Prosecutor
stephenson, in their efforts to line up
the election frauds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY IN
LOS ANGELES
AMUSEMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS
Auditorium-"The Man of the Hour" 2:l5
and S:15 y. m.
Belaseo-"The Way Out" 2:15 and SIS p m.
Burbank-"The Battle" 215 and sis p. m.
Grand-"The Toymaker," 2:15 and S.15 p, IN.
Levy's Cafe Chantant--Continuous vaudeville,
2:3O y. m. to 1890 a. m.
Los Angcles--Vaudeville 2:3O, 7A5 and
y. M
Luna park--Outdoor amuSemcnts, band con-
cert and vaudeville, 10 a. IN. TO midnight.
Majestic Mary Mannering in "a Man. $
World" 2:15 and S:15 y. m.
Mason-Lilllan Russell in I'm Search of a
Sinner 2:15 and S:15 p. m.
oTympic-'dr. Santa Claus Jr.," 3, 7:45 and
9:l5 p. IN.
Orpheum-Vaudevlle, 215 and S:15 p. m.
Pantages-Vaudeville. 2:SO, 7:45 and p. m.
Princess--"on the Quiet" 3, 745 and 9:15
p. M
MISCELLANEOUS
Los Angeles day. aviation meet-Arch Hox-
sey will try for Mchelin prize. Many other
interesting contests. Program begins at
O'Clock sharp.
Gamut club high jinks, club house $3.50 p m.
Regular weekly luncheon. city club, West
minister hotel, l2:15 j.. Lewis Il. Works
ana members of the charter revision commits
sion will discuss the proposed charter amend
merts.
Third annual dance Montgomery council.
Z. NJ H. Conaty hall. North Broadway and
Daly streets, tonight
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
CORPORATION WILL START
WITH $2OO,000,O0O
United Properties Company to
Operate in San Francisco

WILMINGTON. Del, Dec. 3O.-The
United Properties company of Califor-
mia WAS Incorporated here today with
capital stock Of 5000, 600, O0O.. 1t is au-
thorized to equip construct and oper-
ate railroads, steamship lines, electric
light, power and traction lines; to en-
ploy water for domestic purposes and
irrigation and to build and operate
wharves. docks and warehouses. The
operating offices will be in San Fran
cisco and Oakland, Cal.
The directors are Harry w. Davis
of this city, F. NJ. Smith, w. S. Tevis,
r. G.. Hamford. Gavin McNab, c. B.
Zabriskie. W.. r. Alberger and Dennis
Searles. The new corporation is said
to represent a merger of all the public
utilities companies of Berkeley and
Oakland. Cal, including the ferry lines
that connect these places with San
Francisco. 1t is the largest concern
ever organized under the Delaware in
corporation laws.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
ROBIN TAKES DRUG
ON WAY TO COURT
Indicted New York Banker Seeks
Death with Poison That
Killed Belle EImore

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.--With head
erect. shoulders squared and eyes lev
elcd at the battery of cameras trained
on him, Joseph G.. Robin, the indicted
banker, stepped from his sisters home
this morning to face arraignment,
calm in the knowledge that he had
swallowed a dose of hyoscine, the
deadly alllaloid with which DR.. Grip
pen killed his wife, Belle Gilmore. He
collapsed before he could be taken into
court with the exclamation:
II am a dead man; I've taken poison
tablets"
The case was postponed in the great
est excitement. a stomach pump was
hurriedIy brought into play and the
sick man was carried first to the prison
hospital and later to Bellevue, where
he lies tonight in the prison ward. NO
charge of attempted suicide is entered
against him, and it thought he will
against him. and it is thought he Will
hyoscine is slow and much VIII depend
on his vitality.
In the court of general sessions
Judge Grain was transacting business
as usual, when Robins attorney. for
mer District Attorney Jerome, stepped
rapidly down the aisle.
Your honor" he began hurriedly,
81 am here in the Robin case. 1t ap-
pears that the defendant has taken a
drug. He cannot be stimulated. An
ambulance has been summoned ana
surgeons are now pumping his stom-
ach. The delay is unavoidable.
The case was postponed until the
receipt of further advices as to Robin $
condition. There We're no further de
velopments today in connection with
either the Northern bank of New
York or the Washington Savings bank,
both of which are in the hands of the
state banking departments but the
state department OF insurance took
over the affairs of the Title and Guar
antee company of Rochester, N. u
LARGO force of accountants is at work
on the 1edgers of the many interviewer
companics which Robin promoted.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
WORKS. ELECTION
sURE;. He HAS 70
--L|SSNER
Progressive Wing of Republican
Party Claims Decided Vic
tory in Senatorial Race
ONLY 81 NEEDED TO WIN
Los Angeles County a Unit Tor
Spalding's Opponent His
Friends Say, in Statement
ONLY 81 NEEDED TO WIN
Associated Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 30.-Ieaders
of the insurgent wing of the state Re
publican party claimed a decided VIC
tory late tonight for Judge John ID.
Works i'm his senatorial fight against
A. g. Spalding. After a meeting Oh
the Los Angeles and Southern Call-
fornia delegation to the legislative
conference, Meyer Lissner announced
that a careful canvass of the VOTES III
both houses show that Works VIII re-
rcefve i, seyenty-iive votes SiXty-one
votes will Ibe necessary to elect.
Los Angeles county is unit Tor
Works." said Mr.. Lissner. mo one
else is being considered. From sur
vcy of the field we have concluded
Works will get seventy-fiVe votes
No more extended statement was
made by Mr.. Llssner regarding the re-
suits of the meeting and no reply to
the claim of the Works supporters was
forthcoming from the few Spaldlng All,
herents who attended the two days
conference.
The claims of the Works supporters
are based on the fact that at the pri-
mary election Works received 64,Io7
votes and Spalding 63,1S2
ANOTHER POINT FOR WORKS
They also contend that just appor-
tionment of Representations, according
to the increased population of the
state. would increase the representa-
tion of Los Angeles county in the house
from nine to fourteen and decrease
the san Francisco representation from
eighteen to fourteen, giving Works not
only plurality of votes, but OF dis
tIlctS.
Spaldngs followers will make their
fight on the grounds that the primary
law stipulates that a legislator may
be advised either by the vote of his
district or by the vote of the greatest
number of districts sending represen-
tatives of his party to the legislature.
Their sole contention will be Spald-
ings right to the advisory vote ON the
basis of his receiving the vote of the
plurality of districts. In support OF
their contention they offer figures al
lowing Works the Meserve votes show
ing that twenty Republican senators
and fofrty-two Republican assembly
men are instructed for Spalding. maxi
ing the total sixty-two, sufficient to
e'ect. They also point out that of
ffty-eight { counties, Spaldng carried
twenty-nine, Works twenty-five and e.
A. Mcserve six, Works and Meserve
being tied in one county.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
WOMAN LOSES THIMBLE
ON FARM; FINDS 1T IN
NEW YEARS PUMPKIN

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., Dec. 30.
When Mrs. Albert Tomln cut
open a nice, big pumpkin, fresh
from her parents farm yesterday
morning, preparatory to making her
pics for the New Years feast, a sill
yer thimbIe that she had lost on the
f&@m last spring dropped out.
Mrs. Tomiin missed the tumble
while on visit to her parents. She
had been sewing in the yard and
passed through the truck garden ON
her return to the house. Scientists
explain the freak recovery by saying
that the thimble probably fell into
q pumpkin blossom, which, in the
process of growing, closed over the
bit of silver, encasing it in the
fruit
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
FOLLOWERS OF MRS. EDDY
IGNORE STETSON PROPHECY
Alfred FarIow Refuses to Con-
slider Statement of Return

BOSTON, Dec. 30--Thc statement of
Mrs. Augusta e. Stetson of New York
that in her belief Mrs. Mary Baker G.
Eddy. the founder of the Christian
Science denomination, would manifest
herself after death, occasioned little
comment among the leaders of the de-
nomination here today Alfred Far
low of the Christian Science publish
ing committee. said
Il do not see any reason why |
should give attention to these state
ments concerning the resurrection of
Mrs. Eddy, coming from persons who
are not recognized or representative
Christian Scientists
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
CLARENCE LEXOW, N. Y. CITY
GOVERNMENT PROBER, DIES
Pneumonia Kills Man Who Head
ed Famous Graft Inquiry

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Clarence
Lcxow, formerly chairman of d sem
ate committee to investigate the city
government of New York. died at his
home in Nyack, n. Y, tonight.
Mr.. Lexow was known the country
over from the committee to which his
name was given. His death was due
to pneumonia. He is survived by u
widow, three Children and three
brothers.
Clarence LeXow was born IN Brook-
lyn in 1852 and graduated from both
Columbia university and the Univer-
sity of Jena. He took up the practice
of law, entered politics and in 1893 was
elected to the state senate. In the year
following he was appointed chairman
of the committee to investigate the
city government of New York, univer-
sally known as the LeXow committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
CLOTHES MAKE THE WOMAN
DECLARES FAIR SPEAKER
CoIIegian Says Noisy Attire Be-
gets Noisy Manners

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3O.-Clothes do not
make the man, but they do make tho
woman, in the opinion of Miss Meals
S. Knowles of the Iowa state Agricul-
tural college, who addressed the Amer
lean Home Economics association to-
day She thinks the modiste and
manicure make for formality, and that
noisy manners come from wearing
noisy clothes.
Prof. William Morse Cole of Harvard
said that everything wasted in the
home caused the price of that article
to go up. The rich mans unneces
sary wear of automobile tires, he de-
clared, took rubber overshoes from the
feet of the poor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
KANSAS CITY PLANT, RUN
AS OPEN SHOP, DYNAMI TED

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 30.-Dy-
namiters tonight wrecked the rear end
of Walter Vanstone's furnace and
sheet metal works at 29l0 East Elev-
enth street. Vanstone rams an open
shop and employs five men. He says
he has had no trouble with the labor
unions.
The explosive was placed on a stair
way outside the building, leading to
the basement. The damage will not
exceed $780, There was no one in the
building when the explosion occurred.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
LOS ANGELES


Hoxscy scars 10 575 feet and also smashes
American endurance record. PAGE
First subscription ball of the season proves
brilliant event PAGE b
Crowds going 10 Tournament Of Roses on
electric trains will be shown In moving
pictures all over tho world. PAGE 6
Mistakes in phraseolosy Of now hcarter
rorco council and mayor to pass on 1t
again. PAGE 6
Two Of thrcc newly elected judges take
oath OF office PAGE 6
Chief Iodine aged Indian from San Diego.
marvcls at exploits Of aviators over Do
minguez field. PAGE I
Eight thousand people visit superb exhibit
, tion of motor cars at Fiesta park. PAGE s
Pasadena man gives son $500 extra in his
will for attending him during sickness.
PAGE s
Committee named at mass meeting de-
mands municipal woater for San Pedro.
PAGE s
Automobile collidcs with wagon and two
children are injured. PAGE u
County game warden plans to stop prac-
tco OF killing pigeons that frequent tur-
rets of courthouse. PAGE 12
Five hundred children made happy by
Bishop Conaty and priests at Christmas
celebration in Plaza church. PAGE 12
Griffith J. Griffith prizes letter from Toll
stoy. PAGE IL
Flanders auto drops into ditch and nom
stop ends, but record is broken.
PAGE 12
Watch night services are arranged at
many churches. FACE 3
Los Angeles amateur manbirds try out in
ventions at aviation meet PAGE IL
Royal welcome for New Year is planned
at Venice. PAGE s
Samuel Wiser dies from wounds inflicted
by business rival in Grand avenue tailor
shop. PAGE 12
Editorial and letter box. PAGE 4
Clubs. PAGE j
Oil and mining. PAGE 10
Markets and financial. PAGE .
Citrus fruit report PAGE 3
Bulldog permits. PAGE
Weather report. PAGE 10
Classified advertising. PAGES 10-11
Marriage licenses. births. deaths PAGE IL
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
CiAZ' SOLDIERS REPORTED
TO HAVE LOST 600 MEN

Ell PASO, Dec. 30.-A special to the
Times from it's correspondent in Chi
huahua says:
'Luque's relief column has encoun-
tered four days fierce lighting near
Casa Colorado and it's loss is 600 men
killed The nsurrecto loss is slight
The column is badly demoralized. Ma
varro's command is still bottled up
near Nal PaSO,"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
FRAUD IN COLORADO COAL
LAND ENTRIES ALLEGED

DENVER, Dec. 3O.-Charging fraud
in entries on coal lands in Routt coun-
ty Ethelbert Ward, assistant United
States district attorney, appeared be-
fore Federal Judge Lewis Chambers
today and made requests for subpoenas
dueces tecum to compel officers of the
American Fuel q Iron company to pro-
duce the company's books in court.
Mr.. Ward stated that he believed the
books of the company would reveal
fraudulent entries on coal lands worth
more than 81 100000 The American
Fuel ~ Iron company was formed by
+. w. and Are <eitel and others of
st. Louis. It's principal offices are in
Denver.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
SECOND LARGEST DIAMOND
PART OF WOMAN'S COSTUME
Mrs. E. B. Mclean Wears Big
Gem with 100000 Cape
Especial to The Herald

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-Mrs. Ed
ward b. Mclean, daughter of the late
Thomas f.. Walsh. and daughter-in-
law of John r. Mclean of Cincinnati
and Washington, has created a sen-
sation in fashionable circles by wear
ing what is said to be the second larg-
est diamond in the world as pendant
and another of enormous size i'll a
bandeau about her forehead.
Mrs. Mclean wears the huge stone
and the forehead bandeau with black
velvet gown. She is also wearing a
long sable cape which reaches to the
bottom of her skirts and represents
an outlay of 100000,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
NO MORE BABIES IN U. S.
AFTER 2015, SAVANT SAYS
Prof. Wilcox Says We Will Have
to Import from France

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.-There will be
no children in the United States under
years of age in the year 2020. Babies,
accordingly, will have disappeared from
this country as early as 2015.
This is the mathematical conclusion
of prof Walter F. Wilcox of Cornell
university. announced to the American
Statistical association this afternoon
The only hope of securing babies in the
United States after 2020, according to
Prof. Wilcox's calculation, is In possi-
bic importation from France.
He says France will continue to have
babies eighty years after the United
states has quit.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
INSPECTORS SUSPENDED AS
RESULT OF SMUGGLING

SAN FRANCISCO Dec SO.-As re-
suit of the recent investigation into the
escape on the night of December of
fifteen Chinese stoWaWayS from the
steamship Manchuria Inspectors Chas.'
Freund and Frank Otto. it was an
nounced today, have been dismissed
from the customs service.
Frelnd, who was supposed to have
been on watch at the time Of the
escape, was accused of having de-
serted his post, and the charge against
Otto was intoXication.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
JUDGE. WILL DECIDE VALUE
OF HONEYMOON HAPPINESS
Loss of Trunk Mars Wedding
Trip-AppeaI to Court

CLEVELAND, Dec 30.-The cash
value of honeymoon bliss will be de-
cided in the local courts as the result
of a suit for $507 damages from the
proprietor of a hotel, filed today by
Mrs. Laura Riehl of Washington. d. c.
In the list of damage submitted by
Mrs Riehl is one reading:
''For time lost from honeymoon, sew
raj days, $50"
lost trunk caused the suit. Mr..
and Mrs Riehl were in Cleveland Aug
ust 90 on their honeymoon trip When
they left porter switched checks and
instead of tleir trunk they received a
case of samples. They hastily post
poned their trip and came to Cleve-
land in search of the trunk, hut were
unable t. find 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
ROBBERS GET $1,000

BAKERSFIELD. Cal, Dec. 3l.-A
telephone message from Maricopa, Il
town in the oil district forty miles west
of Bakersfield, early today says that
two masked men walked into a gam
bling room at that place at f1:15 to-
night, lined up, at the point of guns,
fifty men who were participating in
the games. and escaped with about
$1,000 cash from the tables.
The robbers were on foot but escaped
into the hills west of Maricopa CON
stable Cheney organized a posse and
took up their trail a half hour later.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
FLAMING GASOLINE RIVER
RUNS IN GOTHAM STREET

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.--West One
Hundred and Seventy ninth street
was a river of flame for half a mile
lat night. A truck which carries
gasoline FOR the public park lamps
spilled several barrels into the
street. They burst and the gasoline
flowed down hill for ten blocks.
Small boys set the stream afire
and in five minutes the flames had
spread to the bottom of the hill.
The fire blazed fiercely$ for fifteen
minutes. Nobody was hurt and no
damage was dene, but the spectacle
drew q large crowd.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
HEALTH OF BLISS IMPROVES

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.--Cornelius N.
Bliss. former secretary of the interior
and treasurer of the Republican na-
tional committee. who at the age Of
nearly rs years has been confined to his
home here by illness for more than a
week, was said today by his physicians
to be resting comfortably. His illness
is not regarded as alarming.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
cHAMeERLAIN's MOTHER DIES

WASHINGTON. Dee. So - Senator
Chamberlain of Oregon received a tele-
gram today informing him of the death
of his mother, Mrs. Parmelia 7. Cham
berlain, at hcr home in Natchez Miss,
Mrs. Chamberlain was 30 years o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
EASTERN

Indicted New York banker attempts sui
eide just before time for his arraign
ment in court. PAGE
Mrs. Frank Gould. formerly Edith Kelly.
will resume stage career in new the
ater in Paris. PAGE
United states may start investigation of
alleged sugar frauds at San Francisco.
PAGE
Dallas Tyler. actress, sues express COM
pany in Denver for loss of bullpup.
PAGE
Clarence Il. I.eXow. whose name was
attached to an investigation of insur
ance i'm New York. is dead at New
Yorl, city PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
EARLE's MARRIAGE ANNULLED

NEW YORK, Dec. sO.-Mrs. Julia
Kuttner Earle obtained in the appel
late division of the supreme court an
annumcnt of her marriage to Ferdi-
nand Pinney Earle at Venice, Italy, on
March II, 1908.