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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
CHESTER'S MAYOR STOPS
HAZING OF NEWL LYWEDS
Police Ordered to Prevent Annoy
anCe to Brides and GroomS

CHESTER, Pa, July Mayor
Johnson has come to the rescue of
future brides and bridegrooms of this
city and has pledged himself to use
the power of the police force to protect
them from hazers.
Last night while on his way home
from a meeting of councils he passed
a company of hazers marching along
Market street with a newly married
couple at the head of the line. Calling
up police headquarters he summoned
a policeman, broke up the parade of
the hazers, rescued the bride and
groom and sent them home in 81 cab.
Then he issued the following edict:
Marriage is no farce and must not
be treated as such. In the future, so
long as I am the chief executive of
Chester, there shall be no permits is
sued for parades or public demonstra-
tions that will have a tendency to an
noy newly married couples. Such mat
ters should not be treated lightly"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
OPERATE ON BABY TO
ENABLE n TO CRY

LONG BEACH, July 1.-The infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs Jose Fernandez,
of Crescent avenue, now can cry in
the usual and approved fashion. Here
tofore, during the year and half he
has. been on this terrestrial sphere the
young mans tears have all filtered
out through an abscess on his cheek.
A local specialist, who operated on
the infant today, found that the tear
duct was closed and probably always
had been. He opened it and estab-
lished the customary canal. through
which the youngsters tears NAV flow
hereafter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS
OCCUR AT OAKLAND
Wee Girl Is Near Death; Boy ES-
capes Injury

OAKLAND, July 1.-Two automo-
bile accidents, one of which will result
fatally, occurred here tonight simul-
taneously and within two blocks of
each other. In one, an automobile
driven by Hugh Cameron, local real
estate dealer, ran over 4-year-old
Maud Gage, infiicting injuries which
will probably prove fatal.
Two blocks away a machine with
George Rice of San Francisco at the
wheel, ran over William Buhler, aged
&c. who was riding bicycle. Rice ap-
piled the brakes so forcibly that the
car stopped with it's rear wheel on
buhler's body. 1t required the eff
forts of three men to raise the machine
from the boy and much to the surprise
of the bystanders 1t was found the
lad had not sustained a single broken
bone
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
BROWNE JUROR SUES
WAYMAN FOR $4,000

CHICAGO, July 1.-Charles M. Spare,
one of the jurors who held out for ac-
quittal of Lee O'Neil Browne, the legis-
lator charged with bribery, filed the
praecipe in a suit for $4,000 against
States Attorney Wayman today. The
sum named is sought as damages
for alleged slander and libel. Wayman
in interviews is said to have accused
Spare of changing" the jury and of
winning over younger and more inn
questionable members. The states at
torney is also charged with stating in
an interview that the jury was 'hxed."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
FIND NEW INDICTMENT
AGAINST SEN. BR0DERICK
Charged with Bribery in II
Counts in Lorimer Case

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July IA new
Indictment against State Senator John
Broderlck of Chicago. charged with
bribery, was returned today by the
Sangamon county grand jury.
The new indictment contains seven
teen counts. whereas the first con-
tained only two, Great care has been
taken in drawing the BILL
New indictments against Senator S.
C. Pemberton of Oakland and Repre-
sentative j. s. Clark of Vandalia,
charging conspiracy. are drawn up, but
for some reason were not included in
the return.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
SNUB MAY FORCE
ROOSEVELT INTO
POLITICAL FIGHT
Turn Down of Direct Nomination
Measure Challenges Colonel
to New York Fray
CALL FOR HIS LEADERSHIP
Names Hughes in Interview as an
Ideal Candidate for the
GovernorShip Race
CALL FOR HIS LEADERSHIP

NEW YORK, July Mot word,
not word for anyone on anything" said
Theodore Roosevelt to the newspaper
men as he allghted from his train to-
night in the Grand Central station.
Are you going to Oyster Bay tonight,
ColOnel?"
"ShaH you see Gov. Hughes tomor-
rOw?"
II am going to the offices of the Out
look, where shall have nothing to say,
and shall leave there shortly for Oyster
Bay" added the Colonel.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
LOS ANGELES

Perjury charge is made against five mem
bers Of purity squad and Captain Dixon Is
suspended. PAGE 1
Stewart and whiffen, Good Government
| candidates who were victors at polls, are
sworn into Office. PAGE 9
Irwin C. Louis wins prize for new members
in Y M. C. A. contest PAGE 4
Waiter. charged with intoxication, stabs
man in restaurant PAGE
Larry Daley Los Angeles newspaper
| man, dies after brief illness. PAGE 5
z. j. Harper and wife, colored, take shots
at one another with Same revolver. PAGE 8
City Attorney Hewitt asks city council to
adopt ordinance against ''picketing' by
strikers. PAGE 8
Francis NJ. Moody, secretary OF the inter-
| denominationnl commission on marriage
and divorce makes stirring address. PAGD
G. NJ. Hoyt is held to answer on embez-
element charge PAGE 5
Los Angeles spends more than 100000 for
postage stamps in June PAGE 8
Friends Of Attorney Thompson and his wife,
accused OF receiving stolen money, say
accused have 900 worth OF property
here. and scoff at flight theory. PAGE 9
White squadron will boost hard for Los
Angeles at Detroit convention. PAGE 8
Adam Dixon Warner lectures on conditions
| preceding Good Goernment. PAGE 1S
Statement of Los Angeles banks shows
gain of $4,000 900 in deposits. PAGE 10
JEFF McElvaine, member of state board of
equalization, opposes amendment to con-
sttution providing for state corporation
tax PAGE 13
Diocesan Sisters to meet at Santa Monica.
PAGE 16
BENEFIT concert for S. p. C. A. draws crowd
- Belasco theater. PAGE 16
Helmet lodge knights of Pythias celebrates
anniversary in Lincoln hall. PAGE
Judge Crow decides on night sessions of
court to end Drummer divorce case PAGE s
city completes big program for Fourth of
July celebration. PAGE
Dare Devil Derkum quits motorcycle racing
and weds fair Hanford girl. PAGE
Editorial and Letter Box. PAGE 12
Clubs. PAGE 8
Theaters. PAGE 4
Marriage licenses births. deaths PAGE IA
Mining and oil fields. PAGE
Markets and financial. PAGE
City brevities. PAGE,13
Personals PAGE
Sports. PAGES 1O-11
Classified advertising. PAGES 14-15
Citrus fruit report PAGE
Building permits. PAGE
Shipping. PAGE
Churches PAGE 16
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
ROOSEVELT REFUSES TO
TALK OF FIGHT INVITATION

NAHANT, Mass, July 1.-The last
day of Col. Roosevelt's visit to Massa-
chusetts found him early astir at the
home of Senator Lodge here as yes
terday, and the colonel passed an hour
before breakfast in walking about the
estate. Col. Roosevelt and Senator
CONTINUED on Page TwOl
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
NORWEGIAN MINISTER DIES

WHITE SULPHUR, w. Va. July l.
Minister o. Guide of Norway died
suddenly here today at o'clock. Death
was due to apoplexy. The minister had
been mere for two weeks with his fam
lily.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
ANeELENo is HoNoREp

BOSTON. July 1.-Joseph M. Munk
of Los Angeles was elected president
today of the National Eclectic Medical
association. 1t was voted to hold the
next meeting at Louisville, Ky.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and yicinity-Fair satur-
day; light south wind. Maximum tempera-
ture yesterday 10 degrees; minimum B5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Portland Steamship company's vessels,
Beaver and Bear. to cut time between
San Pedro and San Francisco. PAGE IA
Santa Monica boy falls forty feet from
blum. but is only slightly cut PAGE II
Prohibition ordinance goes into effect in
Cotton. PAGE IA
Long Beach autoists have narrow escape
from runaway team. PAGE IA
Pasadena's citizens honor Congressman Nc
Lachlan with non-partisan reception.
PAGE IA
Dredgers are working at San Pedro on
harbor construction. PAGE IA
Dose OF decayed eggs angered mans pre-
scription for Redondo pastor. PAGE 8
Mattresses at Soldiers Home strike and
veterans MONDAY meal is delayed four
hours PAGE 4
PAGE a
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
COAST

Alaska insurgents demand removal of Gov
ernor Clark and charge corruption in the
territory. PAGE
Two aeroplanes wrecked in same spot at
Emeryville track, one falling ON other.
PAGE
Alden Anderson, state superintendent of
banks resigns to give his entire time to
campaign for Republican nomination for
governor. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
FOREIGN

Woman held as accomplice in murder of
husband attempts to end life in prison in
ermany. PAGE 2
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
EASTERN

Southern Pacific pleads guilty to rebating
charge; is fined $4,000. PAGE
strangled with wire woman is hurled into
river. PAGE {
southeastern railroad men threaten to
strike. PAGE
Citrus growers win fight for lower lemon
rate from Southern Pacific. PAGE
Snub from Republican organization in New
York legislative fight may force Roose-
welt into political fray. PAGE
Government expenses reported to have been
cut s659, ,662. OOO PAGE
Auto records are smashed at Indianapolis.
PAGE II
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02

BOSTON, July 1.-The statement that
Col Roosevelt, who after several days stay
here, returned home today. will return to
Massachusetts I'm the fall and take part in
the Republican state convention, vas made
by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge today.
The senator said: "There is no Doubt that
Col. Roosevelt will talk later and may have
something important to say. 1 expect he
will speak here In the campaign. He is in
terested in my success and in the success of
Gov. Draper as WELL"
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27
Biting and Che,uing Its Own Anatomy

at
of
CALAMITY them
democratic
campaign
old
a
writer candidate
Junction edioray
purchased that this
initiative
it.
alleged republican publication.
e anything of
publican will find itself when epubish
detrimental
IL It tempering
ceivng from throughout the
county republican convention of Denver
thing members of the
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27
DR.. Whiting Viii Carry Delta By
700 Majority

The general information that
John Whiting the splendid
18th senatorial district
by maj
his friends
gaining strength rapidly but to b.
seen and known to
tracts friends
whenever the attempt is made beie
the legislature 1t belling attempts IT
he worked people His
and his
Dr. Whiting voted for direct primary GOVERNOR
SHAFRoTH THE LEADER Is A
EXCELLENT PIECE shafroth can say
that the dprimary
They prophet without
but in the where he will,
But how foolish to say that his
railroad agent and corporation
T. jeffrey him
loyalty the corporations
George Stephan OF
1.-The
lat
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27
A Belschozzar Feast

To onset the tide
who has his mixed his prohibition seeo
refused
machine models be
maintain republican machine
spread Palisade.
1t is by courtesy called that it will have
commit
which
Newton of Messrs
Thomson
business several vear .s VII
We hardly think though the good
for them o da of November
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27
A REPORTERS ENVOY.

Breton Braley is veteran news
paper man and knows the game from
heart-throb to want-ads; hence, a re-
cent effusion in Puck from his pen is
worth reading, as it will strike re-
sponsive chord in breasts of others
besides the press fraternity.
When earth last paper is printed,
And the forms and the metal are
cold;
When the newest scandal is ancient,
And the latest extra is sold.
We shall loaf-and, Lord, how we
need it'll
With nothing at all to do
Till the boss of the perfect paper
Shall call us to work anew
And then we shall work as we'd like
to,
Each on his own machine;
And the truth shall be in our copy
And nothing shall intervene;
We shall write real stories about
them
Beggar and millionaire
For an editor keen and fearless,
A paper that's on the square.
We shall work in a rush and a hurry
For that is the goodly game;
But we shall not dig in the gutter
For stories OF filth and shame;
And the copy readers above us
Shall leave our features" alone,
And the stories that fill the columns
We shall recognize as our own,
We shall have no fool assignments,
No cruel missions of pain.
To torture the broken-hearted
Or blacken the sinners stain;
We shall scoop and be scooped a.
plenty;
We shall love the furry and noise
We shall fight with the business Of.
fee
And fuss with the copy-boys:
But each of US shall be human,
And each of us shall be free
To write the thing as he sees 1t
For the Paper That Ought To Be
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27
DITORIAIS
1tal Sacrifice on the Altar Of Politics


Of
in
dgh entire lh heSd into ii oal political
of that in f station nnym
and hSdh
it w d
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thai which
tragedy Bd ? Merely enenema communication
OF o lyI Snd dbH rnngp wH has Mr.
nkd andh
a to hfC Sh eek Md nhS sreudinhn nffeaene
h m remembered ihnd dhefr
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The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

Legislation for the initiative
The Sentinel
piece of legislation
1t calling
ure but the satisfaction
consistent
esteemed
That
promised
since the session called following
forth vile calumny against Governor
the
of
ing its
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

AL Blackburn. a well-known me-
chanic and repa,-man. has Just re-
turned from Aspen to open a general
repair shop at 404 Colorado avenue.
He can repair anything In the mo
chanicsl line. Bring him your sew
ing machines. typewriters. cash reg
listers. bicycles. automobiles. etc.
404 Colorado avenue just off Fourth.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27
Ioemer' S
3 Stores 3
YES, WE SELL KNOX HATS, TOO.
KILLS A MURDERER.

A merciless murderer is Appendi-
atis with many victims. But DR.
Kings New Life Pills kill 1t by pre-
vention. They gently stimulate
stomach. liver and bowels, preventing
mat clogging that invites appendic icitis
curing Constipation. Headache. Bill
iousness. Chills. 25c at The C. D.
Sus1kh Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

There is nothing backward about
the person who placed the following
advertisement in recent issue of the
Peoria Star: Wanted-Someone
with horse and surrey to take mother
and daughter driving occasionally.
Driver. care STAR
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

A Charlton (Ia.) COW had a serious
mishap the other day, If we may
Judge by the following from the
Leader of that place: "A COW stepped
on Mr.. Peterson's foot over two weeks
ago and is very little better at this
writing"
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

The genuine waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pens. c. w. Primrose
manufacturing jeweler and watch
maker.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

Things can be very nicely ar
ranged back in Maine. according to
the following from the Mars Hin
View: Miss Alma Pryor Of Brook
vile is employed at present domes-
tically by Sam Anderson
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

Il have no wish to be king" Mr..
Roosevelt is quoted as having said
recently. Probably contented with
being the Jack, and lucky that he
hasn't slid down to the rank of two
spot.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

per cent profit without risk. See
the Mesa County building & Loan
AseoctaNea.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27
HALLOWEEN BALL.

Sheet and pillow case masque. Au-
ditorium. Monday, Oct. 81. by L. A.
to b. of L. F. & E.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

II you want good cigar try tn,
suitorium. They carry the best.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27
...)abs..
By E. A. Sherman.

Ted Primrose, clerk of the district
court, declares that he is related to
Theodore Roosevelt. He bases his
claim on the fact that their first
names are identical. and that the
first half of Roosevelt's name is the
same as the last half of his cognomen.
They both show their teeth at times.
II you are hunting around for a
motto, why not try this one:
Have all the fun you can.
In all the ways you can,
With all the people you can,
Just as long as you can.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16

50-yarI dash-Envice ttriaI heats
5H-yard dash-JuuiorS JtrlaI heats
=a-var5 dash-Op=u Ctrial heats
f0"-Ea~i rgn-NOviCe trial HeaISl
5n-yard dash Grade schOsls (fual
heatl-
51-yard dash-\ovice fliua1 heau-
s8-i-yard rIIn-CSr~ ED. schools
='-yard dash-,JU- = C1naI heaO-
fs0-yard run-No f6naI heat.
1-011-yard run
Relay race. for So md teams G.200
arGs}-EpisCopal Higi School. Wood
berry Forest School, and Baltimore City
College
Relay race-Distr.rt grade schools go
- and 115-QCUud and unlimited claSSeSl
&1-yard rIn-Juni5Ts trrisI heats
TwU-uIIs run
5f-yard hurdles (trisI testsI-
@1G-yard run open (tTial heatsl.
f0o-vard run. grade schools
Relay race for midget teams 900
ysrds)-NauOuaI Cathedral School and
Friends Select School
206-yard run. open tfiuaI heaU-
Relay race for junior teams t6l1 yardSB
Friends Select School and Eastern
High School
Relay race 900 yards)-RockviIIe
Academy and National Cathedral School
6ee-yard run. open
Relay race for District grade school
championship tvin1erS Of class races
competing for championship
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
COACHES CONSPIRE
TO RUIN FOOTBALL
Wisconsin Coach Makes
This Charge Against Sew
eral Instructors.

MADISON. Wis. Feb. 1E-Dr- Charles
Mccarthy, assistant football coach NJ
the University Of Wisconsin. iu an ia-
ter1lew today. charges that Coach
Harry WHiams. Of the University OF
Minnesota, is in q conspiracy with biz
Eastern universities to reform the grid
iron game backward and place f. where
u was IN the disEracefuI days Of tho
murdeToUs old smashing style OF play.
Dr. Mccarthy charges that the foot
ball rules committee f. not acting
square The big. colleges have had
hard time Of it during the past few
years he says, because Of the new
rules Many times big teams have been
defeated by smaller. lighter. but more
Dralny eleveDS- The great UNIVERSITY
that could pick out giants IN weight
could always win against the COLLEGES
that had TO make their teams from
lighter men so long ~ beef rather rras
brain counted IN football
When the forward pass and omen
play were brought Iu by revision Of the
rules the mass PLAYS became passe and
light teams prevailed against ponder
Gus machine coach Williams and
most of the big Fasteners never liked
the new game. and they are now con-
spring TO undo the work or reform that
has been accomplished
While these couSDiral0rS against the
modern scientific game cry out their
desire Tor reformation they are sim
ply and plainly trying To put the gene
back where II was five years ago
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
SCOTCH WRESTLER
WANTS A CHANCE
Jimmy Esson Thinks Gotch
and Others Should AC-
COmmOdate Him.

CHICAGO. Feb. Is.-Mahmout.
Zbysko. and Champion Frank Gotcb
are thinking seriously today about 4
challenge issued 10 them by Jimmy
Essoa, the Scotch wrestler. who has
been defeating aIicomeTs on local
mats
I an tired OF wrestling for small
purses, said the Scot. Il Eor $500
for wrestling RaouI de Rouen. and
that IS all the money I have made
since I came over. n I can't get z
chance at one Of tine three men I
have named III 80 back 20 London.
an entitled 10 chance with Gotch.
the Pole. OF the Turk I won't saw
that can throw GOtCh. III Euaran-
tee however that III give him ali
the wrestling he wants"
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
SCHEDULE NATTER
COMES UF TODAY
Peace Dominates American
League Meeting-NatiCn-
ais to Stand Pat.

CHICAGO, Feb 16.-In sharp con
trast To the warning which has mark
ed the meeting OF the National LesE7Ie
msEnsfes IN New York. the session
Of the American Leaguers which was
resumed today wss a 'ove feast The
maEnates are taking their time IN
transaCtinE business, however. and
the schedule VIII not he taken up uu-
tii late this afternoon. The schedule
calls for 154 games, the first one on
April Il.
only two matters Of importance
have been disposed OF. one was the
adoption Of the report OF President
Johnson and Owner ComIskey- This
report called for no change IN the
use or spikes for the present. but
permits experimentation with differ
ent forms OF substitute -Iyr.ces for
the protection Of basemen- One Of
these is the use OF a flexible shin
guard. and another is fOOtIess
stocking made OF fine steel chains SO
woven as 10 make the basemsn spike
proof"
The other matte disposed of was
the placing OF the Philadelphia club
on the same basis as tie otE5r clubs
i'm the division Of gate receipts. Here
tofore the Athletics have paid visit
ing teams only 12k cents for each
ticket sold Now they must pay I.iA
cents for each 25-Cent ticket sold.
and g5 cents for other admissions.
Talk OF trades is still I'm the air.
but none have been announced
Cleveland seems anxious to trade
StoVau- and St Louis Wallace. and a
deal involving these players is said
10 be pending The Washington. Bos-
ton, and philadelphia mana gers an
uounce that they "w ilI stand pat on
their present teams
The American Association uaEuates
have finished up their business and
adjourned.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
JOYCE TO OFFICIATE
AT GUARD TOURNEY

capt O. r. Edwards and Harold
Foley VINO are promoting the big
wrestling tourney which is 70 be held at
the National Guard Armory. Februar ~
= and "A. awakened the ErappIers about
the city today by their announcement
that they bad not only secured the serV-
ices or PAT o-CoDnor as official referee.
but had also landed Prof joyce Of Car
rOil institute. announcer-
Both joyce and O'COnnOr bear emil
nent regulations in this branch Of atL-
letics- and should prove prominent fac
tors I'm the success OF the coming
tClrnam ment- The efforts Of the manage
menf Of the event in securing the best
possible officials has seemed an in
Centive 20 many Of the Erapplers. and Il
is understood that all Of the rop1otChers
hereabouts are IN training for the
matrhez.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
WRESTLER
BREAKS HIS LEG
Bolivar" Pike, Of Penn, Is Sc
riously Hurt in Prac-
tICe Bout.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1e-Diroctlv
in the face OF the impending meet with
Princeton IN wrestling another mishap
has befaileu the Penn wrestling team.
For the meet which will be held tonight
at Princeton the try-outs we're held
yesterday. during which IN a workout
with BurdiCz in The heavyweight claSs
Big Bolivar" Pike sustained a broker
leg.
The twO men V-ere wrestling from
the stand when Pike attempted a hip
lock and was blocked by BUrdiCk. Com
ing part way to the floor. his leg bent
under him and snapped so that all the
spectators could easily tell what hod
happened Pike vas helped down to t-Ea
football training quarters. where Nike
Murphy examined the injury and pro-
uCunCed Il as a spliDreTe6 bone. The Leg
was injured directly above the ankle