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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
JOHNSON CLOSES
DAY At STOCKTON
Head of Republican Ticket Ad-
dresses Audience of 1000
at San Joaquin Metropolis
BELLS RING AT COLUMBIA
Candidate DWeIIS on Importance
of Eliminating Railroad In
fIuence from State Politics
BELLS RING AT COLUMBIA
Associated PressJ

STOCKTON, Sept. 2S-Hiram w.
Johnson, the Republican nominee for
governor Of California, closed a day of
enthusiastic campaign meetings and an
automobile trip of 100 miles, with an
address befvre nearly 1000 persons to-
night in Masonic hall in Stockton.
During the day he made four
speeches in the principal towns through
which he passed and was received by
large audiences in each.
In response to an urgent request re-
ceived late last night at Angels camp,
the Republican leader amended his
itinerary of the morning no include a
brief stop at the old mining town of
Columbia, and was given a reception
there that equaled any he has re-
ceived during his tour A stand had
been erected in the main street, prior
to his arrival, and he talked for twen-
ty minutes to an audience of more
than 100. AS he entered the town, his
arrival was announced by the firing
of shotguns and the ringing of bells.
The school was dismissed, and the en-
tire population of the town was out
to wave him welcome and listen to
his talk.
GREETED WITH BOMBS
Johnson reached Sonora at 1880 p. M,
and spoke from his car, which was
drawn up at a principal corner. The
firing of bombs called the crowd to the
center of town and 300 persons gathered
to listen to him. Four machines, bear
ing delegations of Republican admir-
ers, accompanied him to jamestown,
where re remained for luncheon and
made an address from the bandstand
to about $50 persons.
A short stop was made during the
afternoon at knights Ferry, but no
speech was made.
At Oakdale, in Stanislaus county, 500
persons were gathered for the speech,
which Johnson made there at o'clock,
and he was met by a reception COM
mittee from Stockton numbering near
ly fifty men and ten automobiles. The
machines made the run of thirty miles
to Stockton, where a band met them
at the outskirts of town and led a
parade through the principal streets of
the city.
Mr.. johnson dined with several promi-
nent Republican leaders at the Hotel
Stockton and appeared promptly at
8 D. m. on the stage of Masonic hall
and was given big ovation. The hall
was too small to hold the crowd and
an overflow of several hundred was
turned away.
In all his speeches today, Johnson
dwelt upon the dominant campaign is
sue of eliminating the Southern Pacific
railroad from the government of the
state, and upon the two-fold state and
national significance of the issue at
stake.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
BUCKING BR0NC0S WANTED
AT WILD WEST SHOW
Buffalo Bills Cowboys Will Wei
come Outlaw Horses

II you have q horse that you can't
ride or your friends can't ride, or you
think no one else can ride, get him
ready to be ridden and quickly broken.
If it's one of those temperamental an
imals, or one that's easily frightened
an expensive beast or just an ordinary
cuss that would rather kick than eat
get him ready for a genuine humilia-
ton. There are some cowboys-several
of Homecoming to this city in a few
days, and they earn a living by riding
horses that no one else can. Won't
cost you a cent and you can ride the
horse home; he'll be as gentle as a
kitten.
More than this If you think pretty
well of your riding ability or that of
some friend who hasn't been able to
straddle your horse long enough to
stick on and you are sportively inclined
to gabmle little that no one else can,
bring along a little spending change
too-the last suggestion, however, had
beteer be rescinded, because you'd lose.
The cowboys with Buffalo BilPs Wild
West and Pawnee Bills Far East
promise to ride anything that carries
horseflesh on four legs. They issue an
open def, merely for the purpose of
demonstrating their ability and to live
up to Colonel Codys statement that he
has gathered together the greatest set
of broncho busters in the world. There's
no trickery about their work-none of
the r1agician's Inagic-just daredevil
nerve and iron muscles. Colonel Cody
(Buffalo BilD has Joined together a
wonderful combination of the Wild
West and Far East this season. The
individual features OF each merit atten-
ar,nD nj nf on flnnT Icrt1
to the amusement loving public is an
announcement that will cause genuine
regret-that is the positive retirement
of Col w. F. Cody from arenic work.
This is his farewell tour, the last time
he will ever visit this city. It will be
the closing chapter of the nations own
and only exhibition. Ovation after
ovation has greeted the world famous
indian scout in every city. His mill
lion friends have We'd in making the
last visit a testimonial of their good
will and affection. The exhibition this
season includes many notable features,
mentioning the most sensational and
realistic conflict ever enacted in mimic
warfare-the battle of Summit springs,
reproduced with vivid veracity. Then
there's the bronco busting, marvel
ously thrilling, and the great sturdy
rough riders feats of horsemanship;
wall scaling and military maneuvers;
the breath taking game of football on
horseback; Rossis musical elephants
Johnny Baker, the worlds greatest ri
fie marksman, and an oriental spectacle
of pomp, pageantly and splendors of
the romantic far east. These are but a
few of the many spellbinding incidents.
Colonel Cody buffalo BID will posi-
lively appear in the saddle at every
performance to bid you a personal
oood-by,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
BELL MAKES ADDRESS
FROM AUTO At CORONA
Democratic Candidate ReneWS
old Pledge to Eliminate
S. P. from Politics

CORONA, Cal, Sept. 28.-Theodore A.
Bell, Democratic nominee for governor
of California, addressed large and en-
thusiastic crowd from an automobile
at 1890 today. Timothy Spellacy, can
didate for lieutenant governor, was not
present. Bell was most cordially re-
ceived and spoke on the vital issues of
the campaign. He was introduced by
C. D. Mcneil of this city. Bell in the
course of his speech renewed all his old
pledges and stated that If elected he
would eliminate the Southern Pacific
from state politics. He stated that
there were no more Republicans, just
two political parties-Democrats and
near Democrats. Bell and party left
for Elsinore at 1 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
CENSUS FIGURES SHOW
GOOD GROWTH IN EAST
Maiden, Mass, Has Increase of
81 Per Cent-Springfield,
Mo-, 81 Per Cent

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-Population
statistics as enumerated for the thir-
teenth census were made public today
by the census bureau for the follow
ing cities:
Maiden, Mass, 44,404; an increase of
1910, or 81 per cent over 1864 in 1900.
Quincy, Mass, 81, 2,642; increase 8743, or
1856 per cent.
Waltham, Mass, 1884; increase 1853,
or 1875 per cent
Richmond, va, 1877, ,62S; an increase of
42,57S, or SOL per cent over 85,050 in
1900.
Springfield, Mo, 95,2O1; an increase of
II 1884, or 51.3 per cent over 23,267 in
1900.
Joplin, Mo, 80 ,073; an increase of $3.50,
or 2S.2 per cent over 26,023 in 1900.
Rome, Ga, 1909; compared with 1921
in 1900.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
Think FREDERICKS
WILL NOT APPEAR
Republicans and Democrats Are
Busy in Guessing Contest
Over District Attorney
OFFICIAL SILENCE PREVAILS S
Visitors at Headquarters Per-
picked Over Arrangements
for Saturday Meeting
OFFICIAL SILENCE PREVAILS

Democrats and Republicans alike are
icks will be allowed to sit on any plat
form with Hiram johnson Saturday
The odds yesterday, except at Repub-
lican county headquarters, where not
much was said about the matter, were
that Fredericks would not be in evil
dence, but that IL he should appear Mr.
Johnson will play Roosevelt to Freder-
icks' Lorimer.
Although members of the Republican
county central committee have been in
conference with the district attorney
there is an ominous silence about the
exact time when there will be a public
demonstration of Capt. Fredericks and
the entire ticket swallowing each other
The silence is entirely official, however,
for the ordinary variety of Republican
is making considerable fuss. All the
political headquarters heard statements
to this effect yesterday, and some of
them were emphatic
"If that man Fredericks sits on the
same platform with Hiram johnson and
Johnson allows it, then my vote goes
for Theodore Bell, and 1 count myself
one of the strongest Republicans in Los
Angeles county," said q leading Repub-
lican worker yesterday afternoon. And
you may be- sure that 1 will not be
alone in this.
~ don't fathom the action of the
Republican committee. Fredericks Is
not going to deliver any votes; every
body knows that. Any votes that he
may control have received their orders
some time ago, and there is to be no
change in those instructions. If he
comes out for the Republican ticket.
which 1 don't look for. even in a half
hearted way, they will have their hands
full keeping self-respecting Republicans
In line"
Several leading Republicans are pre-
pairing to corner Mr.. Johnson on his
arrival in Los Angeles, to warn him
against any endearments on the part
part Of the Republican candidate for
district attorney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
SAN JOAQUIN POWER co. TO
ISSUE DEVELOPMENT STOCK
Bonded Indebtedness of $25,'
100000 Authorized

Fresno, Sept. 2S.-One million five
hundred thousand dollars worth of
stock will be issued Immediately by
the San Joaquin Light & Power com
pany for developing and distributing
power in the San Joaquin valley.
A bonded indebtedness of $685. 1000
was authorized at a meeting of the
stockholders of the company. The cor
poration has absorbed practically all
of the other light an power companies
in the valley, including the Bakers
field gas system.
Last year, before the acquisition Of
the Bakersfield, Merced and other COM
panies recently absorbed, the earnings
of the company were $430,32790. The
operating expenses were $1S2, ,154.72, in
cluding taxes and maintenance. The
interest was 61,291.S7, leaving a net
earned of $136, ,S01.31.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
ADMIRAL FAILS IN QUEST
FOR SON WHO DISAPPEARED

DAWSON, Y. T., Sept. 28.-Rear Ad-
miral John A. Rodgers, U. S. N, re-
tired, who has been touring Alaska,
searching for his missing son, is re-
turning to Seattle His efforts were
fruitless.
He found a roadhouse in the Upper
Tanana valley where the young man
passed last spring and took a raft. 1t
is believed he was drowned.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
DEMOCRATS PREPARE FOR
BIG HANDLEY MEETING
Congressional CandiG~.c to Re-
peat His Auditorium Speech

Democrats from all the west beach
points from Redondo to the Malibu pre-
cinct, as we'll as delegations from Saw
telle, the Soldiers Home and Palms
will attend the Handley congressional
meeting in the city hall at Santa
Monica tonight. The Soldiers Home
precincts will be particularly well rep
resented and the local committee ex-
poets the hall to be filled early in the
evening.
So many requests have come to
Democratic headquarters to have Mr..
Handley repeat his Temple auditorium
speech that he will do so tonight in
stead of combining himself to one phase
of the issues involved in selecting a
cong resHnan from this district. In
consequence a.number of Los Angeles
Democrats viii 30 down to the Santa
Monica meeting toniRb'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
Latest News and Notes in Realm of Politics
|. A. PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE
INDORSES CANDIDATES
Supports Stephens, FinIayson
and Works for Superior Bench

The Progressive league met in its new
headquarters in the Rindge building
last evening and indorsed the following
candidates.
Senate-Thirty-f district, Lee C.
Gates; Thirty-ffth district, Charles w.
Bell; Thirty-sixth district, Leslie R.
Hewitt.
ly-Sixty-seventh district, H.
G. Cattell; Slxty-eighth district p. f.
Cogswell; Sixty-ninth district, w. e.
Hfnshaw; Seventieth district, e. M.
Butler; Seventy-first district, Lyman
Farwell; Seventy second district, H.
Stanley Benedict; Seventy-third dis
trlct, Edwin Mayhem; Seventy-fourth
district, c. H. Randall; Seventy-fifth
district w. A. Lamb.
Superior court judges-Frank G. Fin
layson, Albert Lee Stephens, Lewis
Works.
District attorney-Thomas Lee Wool
wine.
County clerk-Lloyd McAtee.
Board of supervisors-First district,
c. d. Manning; Second district, Sidney
A. Butler.
Los Angeles Police judges-Joseph
Chambers, William Frederickson, War
rem williams, stephen Monteleone.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
SAN JOAQUIN WELCOMES
PRODUCE FAIR VISITORS

STOCKTON, Sept 2S.-'The San
JOAQUIN county produce carnival
opened in this city this morning and
will continue until October 1. Twenty
large tents have been erected in the
main business section and large
crowds are visiting the attractions. The
main tent is given over to exhibits Of
various products of this county, many
Of which are shown in unique form.
G. Shima, the potato king" has on
display the exact likeness of a launch
and barge constructed of potatoes,
beans and onions.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
SOLDIERS MAKE RECORD
AT TARGETS DURING FOG

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2S-In
weather so foggy that only occasional
glimpses of the target could be had,
the Sixteenth company of coast artil-
lery, commanded by Capt. Thomas Q.
Ashburn. made what is regarded as a
remarkable record in service practice
at Battery Boutelle yesterday.
Nine hits out of ten were registered
with five-inch. rifles at a range of
three miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
LOS ANGELES INVITES
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

The Convention league yesterday
sent an invitation to the National Irri-
cation congress, which is M session at
pueblo, to hold its next session in Los
Angeles. The invitation was seconded
by the chamber of commerce at It's
directors meeting.
The executive committee met yester-
day afternoon to discuss the matter of
finances. A satisfactory report was
made by the hotel men, and 1t was
stated that the other organizations
would soon take action In giving sub
scrintions to the pledged fund This
fund will not be drawn upon except as
occasion arises
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
AROUND TOWN
WILL ADDRESS w. c. T. U.

WILL ADDRESS w. c. T. U.
"Laws Concerning Women and Chill
dren.' will be the subject of Mrs. Ju-
liza d. Phelps, county president of the
". c. T. u, this afternoon at o'clock
at the First Methodist church.
CONTRACTOR DIES
Thomas A. Hersey, II years old, a
contractor and builder, died yesterday
at his home, 1896 East Forty-eighth
street. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at 10 a. m. at the chapel of
Overholtzer & Sons, burial to be in In
glewood cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
WILL PROBE EXPENDITURES
IN FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-President
Taft announced today the appoint
ment Of DR.. Frederick A. Cleveland.
director of the bureau of municipal
research of New York, to head a fed
eral staff Of experts to investigate the
expenditures in executive departments.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
CANCEL RECEPTION PLANS

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 2S.-The
plans for the entertainment of the Wis
iting members Of the American Bank
ers' association as they pass through
en- route to Los Angeles have been
Cancelled on account of the inability
OF the committee to secure a stop OF
over ten minutes in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
INDIAN KILLs vETERAN

GUTHRIE, Okla, Sept. 2S-Enraged
at some fancied affront, Coal Black
an Indian, today killed Thomas SIM
mons. a veteran of the Spanish+Amer-
lean war The Indian, who possesses
great physical strength, used only his
bare fists in beating Simmons to death.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
AT THE THEATRES

AUDHrORIUM-"The Maid of Manalay,'
BELASCO-"Gir1s."
BURBANK-"Tri1by."
GRAND-"The Old Clothes Man"
Los ANGELES-vaudeville.
MAJESTIC-Dark.
MASON-Dark.
OLYMPIC-Muscal farce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PANTAGES-Vaudeville
PRINCESS-NIusicaI farce.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29

The Herald. like every other newspaper,
is mIsrepresented at times, particularly IN
cases involving hotels. theaters, etc. inc
public will please take notice that every
representative of this paper Is eqaipped
with the proper credentials and more par
tlcularly equipped with money with wnloh
10 nav his hills THE HHhAl'D'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29

The Legal Aid society at 2s2 North Main
street is a charitable organization nam
tained for the purpose of aiding IN legs
matters those unable to employ counsel
The society needs financial assistance ana
seeks information regarding worthy cases
Phone Home A4077: Main $685.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
sANpovAL HELp EoR TRIAL

MONROVIA, Sept. 2s.-Domingo
Sandoval was held for trial here to-
day on a charge Of having murdered
Torinia Uranio near Monrovia recent
ly. Mike Romero, charged with COM
plicity in the crime, was acquitted.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29

Membership In the Los Angeles Realty
board is virtual guarantee of rellaolllty.
Provision Is made for arbitration Oh any any
differences between members and their
clients Accurate information on realty
matters is obtainable from them Ealua- 1na
tions by a competent committee ~
tory OF members free at the Office OF ie5 lie5
bert Burdett secretary, SIS Security BulLu-
ing Phone Broadway 1895.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
CITY Briefs

Henry ]. Kramer forms a Juvenile
beginners dancing class Saturday, Oct
/. at 1880. Adult beginners Monday
evening, oct. 3. References required.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
THE CITY

Strangers are invited 10 visit the exhibits
OF California products at the Chamber of
Commerce building. Broadway, between
First and Second streets where free lhIot-
nation will be givon on all subjects pertain
Ing to this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29

The Herald will pay $40 IN cash to any
one furnishing evidence that will LEAD 10
caught stealing comics of The Herald from
the premises OF our patrons
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29

It's as easy 20 secure q bargain I'm = usea
automobpe through want advertising. a. II
nssd 10 be-and stlI iA-tn aaour" = hnrss
and carriage
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
Early Bird Thug
Catches the Worm
Negro with Star and Billy Robs Ben
Berry at Six O'clock in the
Morning.

ITS the early bird tina catches the
worm. and ! guess 1 am the worm in this
case, observed Ben Berry, 2O54 Poppleton
avenue, who had been held up on his way
70 work by a negro.
1t was 6:l6 in the morning and Berry had
proceeded as far as Seventeenth street on
tbs railroad tracks, going toward the Union
Iepot. when q burly negro confronted him.
The negro had evidently some confusing
IDEAS as TO just how to represent himself,
.or he displayed a star and carried a billy.
But instead OF disporting himself as an Of
lieer In accompaniment of these tokens of
authority he played the role of the foot
pad and made Kerry fork over what he had
" value. which happened to be a $40 bill
IN excellent working order and a watch
that kept as good time as Berry needed in
his business.
Having deprived his man Of these valua-
bles, the negro passed on and so did Berry.
Berry went TO the police station and re-
ported his experience and now officers are
looking for the dereiict with the star and
billy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
MAN OF MIGHTY BlCEPS PAY
AS-Y0U-ENTER MOTORMkN
AbnOrmaIly Developed Arm Enables
Great Detective to Identity
the Dead Man.

The coroner and a little group of de-
tectives stood in despair about the shat
tered form of the victim. Thei resources
and cunning were in vain. There seemed
not a clue to the dead mans identity.
Herlock Solmes strobe into their midst
and their look Of despair turned to the
brightness of hope.
The astute man with the Great Analytical
Mind stood over the dead man, wrapped In
a long grey coat and some thoughts.
You astound me, gentlemen" he said, at
last. This is deliciously simple. The man
beyond doubt a street railway motor
man.
See that mighty right blcep. How else
could It have been developed, but in operat-
ing the front exit OF a 'pay-as-you-enter-
carp You know the motion Of that lever. -
The little knot OF detectives touched their
foreheads to the ground and the great man
stode away.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
ARTESIAN WATER AT SCHOOLS
President Harding Offers to supply
Pupils from His Cream
cry Well.

Health COMMISSIONS Connell will not
send any formal letter or order to the
Omaha Board OF Education relative to the
boiling Of the drinking water in the public
schools. Nevertheless, Superintendent
Davidson is giving the question some seri-
Gus consideration. 1t is understood that
Former President Harding of the board
has offered TO supply the board with arte-
sian water from the flowing well at his
creamery, II the board will furnish recep-
tacles at the various buildings and haul
the water. This will, it is thought. be the
final solution of the problem should the
city water continue to show dangerous
indications Of colon bacilli.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
PAVING PR0TESTANTs WIN
Vinag Of Florence EnjOined from
Settling with Contractor Until
All Work Is Done.

The mayor and trustees OF Florence are
~enjoined in district court by Judge Troup
from issuing bonds to pay for the paving
of Main street until the work is completed.
The action of the court is the replacing
of a restraining order by a temporary in
junction. 8 81.
A, E.. Parmele, A. F~inkenkeller and G.
w. Hadlock are the plaintiffs in the case,
and the city officials, with M. Ford, the
contractor, as the defendants.
The nature Of the contract, with a clause
specifically forbidding payment in part is
the reason for the ruling, although the
court held also that the village of Florence
had, through the contract, rendered 1t
possible to pay for the work only by war
rants, instead of bonds.
The validity of the contract was sus-
tained. The case will be up again on argu-
Inent for a permanent injunction.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
Nav GLOVE FACTORY IN cITY
Rurleish Company VIII open Plant
In the WebsteF-sunderland
Building March L.

The Burleigh Glove company Is a new
concern preparing TO manufacture kid
and w~orkingmen's gloves In Omaha. The
company consists OF Paul Burleigh, presi-
dent; II, M. Craig, vice president. and r.
p. Morsman, secretary and treasurer. The
capital stock is 5000 all paid up.
Mr.. Craig is a practical glovemaker and
will superintend the plant, Quarters have
been secured in the Webster Sunderland
building and the machines VIII be Installed
and work started about March l. Arrange
ments have been made to bring a dozen
skilled glove makers from Gioversville. N.
~, TO start the plant. a speciality win be
Nado at the start in workingmen's gloves.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01

Sheriff Brailey's office, who found him in
the office of loan agents.
Sheriff Arendt took him to Lemar last
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
Or. BRADBURY, the DENTIST
1905 FarnAHay St.,

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cases for a variety. give us a standing at
our office AS DENTISTS, which you can
not afford to miss. Our quick and easy
methods with the new, up-to-date ideas
will PLEASE AND PAY in the end
Gold and porcelain crowns from $780,
plates that tit from $500 to $3.50; Filings
from 500; teeth extracted without pain;
nerves removed from teeth in one sitting
In such a manner that you are not aware
of its being done. Teeth without plate a
specially. Hundreds Of satisfied people
Reference, banks and business houses.
~ years same location.
Best Work, Guaranteed 10 years.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01

Pure old California Grape Brandy,
per quart 75c and $1.00
Orders taken for Bottled Beer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
January Clearings
Show Great Gain
Omaha Banking Business $11, 0O0, 900
Greater Than in January
of Last Year.

Omaha bank clearings for anuary 1910
are greater by nearly $i1. OOGO 900 than the
clearsngs for the first month In 1903. Tho
total for January, 1910, is $6s, O4. O6s. n. and
for January, 1909, SCI, 1873, 7sS.O3, which shows
an increase of s1O,S6O, SO0.74.
On the first business day this year all
records in the city for bank cIearings were
broken, when the total rose above the
100000 mark. The total for January 81
this year, is $3.50. OO1. 5S. and for the CORE
spending date last year. s2O22. 1886 {.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
Demand, Not an Appeal.

The Capital also prints in full the ulti-
matum with which Dr.. Foster gave sena-
tor Burkett his last chance to square him