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MN VNDER TICH GRT.
Nr~ JrsSe, Ghas- b' DoEs. Bs,. aud
Nan IIsl,o t.rt. ~IN Nssith.

ErrHEIFIp. = ! Ayri J. Two bay-
glayinE -pv- v--t-ria. ait-rupou -aS
a man slip ou' - John Nan ,-u.r-n =
barn Wtrh h-u 'p.Sst Iud-r zach 'rm
They ran 90 'h. Van tafnr-u h"u--. aud
Mr. Van Camp.tl io,.-.-d cD'lp'- II hound
dogs The dog 49, o'.' after tn- tramp
The UOv- 49, on; after 'h~ dogs Nr Van
CAmy-n ~ of af'-r tn- D1y-
III. ramp heard the houud- ..G.aisng
IA tue Imru.dis'~ rear and thr"N a~sS
fiTst Ou- h.u aud then ths Other ~ lOl--
- d.stracting 'h- dog from ih- 'Us--
The dogs pad ~ - -ntipu - -" L-u-
18th Nhich tu-y we're p-rf~,tlv familiar
a nOn-nt- h.--i'ancv Ul- hObo JuuT,.-I
INTO the 'aual hoping 20 throw the dogs
N the =cent The dDRs ~~r. - clos
him they did not need 20 - bN -s.'nt
The tramp had Ju-t tune 20 -hiu no q
trs.. on the further -td.' 10 the canal
before the dogs emerged from tn. vateT
Mr. Van Camp~n aud Tho two bows arrived
later and a. intervals thereafter several
netxhborS Rather than have the tree
chopped down Mr. Van tampen saId
that the tramp could perch there all
night
The hobo preferred TO come down
Justice of the Peace CoomDs sad that
he should pay SIS for upaet'ing IN" neigh
borhOod. but az the tramp had TO ssiCh
sum he will spend siN months IN lAIl
II - feared that the eggs on winch the
hens we're setting when interrupted will
not hatch
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TIFTS ONE TLRM ram.
Hls Fr1e@sls Rexasa IsIs DeeIaratiSa - In
M NStuPe - . Jest.

WASHINGTON. Aprsi II President
Tafts tu,cs repeated declaration last
night that he would spend thrs. wears
more in IN. Whit. Hol-a giving the i'm
prs---,on that M. exp~ored "a retire 20 pri-
vats life on March 4. Ists. mas given pub
hr men in Washington A good d..al 70 talx
about. When the pr~-,drat told the
local ban4 err that he Vas going "a .o-nd
three years NOR. here and thew shouted
haek seven years more Won mean
h.. "a. all smiles He .t,lI smiled - h.a
ne r.p~a,-sl TN. .,a,.m-ut IN A modified
form al rb. hana,Ie, OF the p, Cps,Ion
frs.-vuitv later IN tins. .y-n,nx
Mhu. MIR Taft pr.-.nt..i a smilinx
rolui-nauc. To- two at.,l,~oc.-- Iasf nisft
A. n. ,n,,ma,..I tina, an. torn, IA tn.
Whit. H.u.. wa- .,o,,vh f,- him many
p.oOI. her. proF.-- Ia b..l,-y,. that the
President vas NOR. --r,..,. than mos,
~ th,.-. Who heard HIM b.-l,rv-d Fr,.nd.
Of Pr.-,d.n, Tan nav. knov N for .,,,n.
time thai n. h. ,,, .na,,,r.,i ~ hf.. an
IN. VIII. b,u-. but ,bsv yegard b,.
Declarations ~ a., p,vbt A. .or,.th,ry
IN IN. na,,ir. Of n ,.-t Ths Pr,--,d~nt
il nak,ng M, ,,lan- q, ...c,,r.. 4 remains
nation hat ar,ong P.-,,,,hl,c.n. generally
~ 10 rh. 1sosr.I .,D..ctation thar he u,ll
/ -ad TIN. R-p,,l,I,.n national ,,rk ., m i.I,
In d, -.,.n, ,,,,hl,,. .t.,.,n..,, A,,,rp.v-
C..n.r,l WicL..ruh,r, mat. ~. ,.-.y, ,or
ina, th.. Tar, Adn,,y,.,r,,,oo "A ,c,,,rn.
ol,.b.d a.. bod ,I~.l NOR. than "a. y.n.
- ......---.... Il 49, 81 49,, -.
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HELD UP BURGLAR VlfHRIFLE
HENRY KOSTER 90 YONKERS
CORNERS NEGRO an LAM.
ia'PusieV Mad Tsrshea sats . 6sSseraeSap
ms~sn she Fsaxht Win Mam and
Gave Alarm MF ks~srr nan Fssm
ilis Siek aSsas and Made . aapturr.


YoSEgRs. v Y April II Henry Koa-
ter. eS-Park Commissioner ol this efty
aro~s from a sick bed early this mornin z
IN r~~ponss Ia the cries for help of Mary
ho-trtck. kOvernsaa. Who had hesn
attAcked by negro IN a bedroom on the
lower noor % the kosser home. IFS Locust
Hill avenue
ko~tev - a crack shot and has trophies
OF the hunt and prizes won in numerous
Compositions. Grasping one % the rides
On the wall ~ his room. he rushed down
stairs II had Just struck O'Clock
On the Lawn ko-ter encountered a negro
who later gave his name a. Robert
Chambers. aged n. % II singer street.
bridgeport. kosser trained his rife on
the negro and backed him against q
fence On the side Of the lawn
Roster eighteen year old son mean
time had awakened and tel~phonsd -
police h@adqIartsrs IN ten minutes
Il"it. william Trough arrived All this
2 ne ia" negro had hs--n standing With
- hands above hts C-4I Wh.n cham
be- saw the policeman coming hs made a
movement A. though To lower MS arYrs
and spring forward.
Keep those arms up or IN I'LL YOU on
the spot - Il kur,trr When CROUCH
took charge ~ the PRISONER Kosts. col
la J~.d. lie hs- t~--a ueriousiy al With
grip Tor twn weeks and tn. cxy.osu-. q.
the night air with his exciting exp--.c..
brought on a turn fo- the wore To-
night he IN IA a serious rig'c. the doctor,
fearing pneumonia
Mary kustrick she Governs-~ j. an
attractive gIrl - q v-a-~ Her room
on the FRI fzpr - r-mut from. che
Other h~dropm- - the kOsier home
She was awakened bv a face a. the win
dow and an in-: ~ ias.r found m. negro
lending over h-T I~ grASped her by
"a" throat The carl fnuEht de-p-ra' .lv
Her a~Slil'n, graspe't \ Lot'ls and beat
her "ve- a." head i1'i,ting two scalp
N"'in'i~ ani gaping Crit ia 'hs forehead
The girl got free and staggering out
% tho room chml,~d the stairs aud fell
fAinting ~ the door Ot Rosters room
Her cr.r- ia ascending m. stairs w-r.
heard by kos'-r. In entering the
han 10 stumbled over h.-
4 hia Oh maa beat m. ste sAd
II" young woman was attended 10y
Dr. X X Tro'ter Neither she nor hester
wa~ able to appear a - n>t Chamber~
who va- he'd for examination bv J,Id 2.
Real ia e. 80 bal Chambers IA, /. TAI
-,CO-d IN Bridgeport
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THOMAS T. MURPHY INJURED
tSSISTINT POSTH ISTFR ~ ~
lgT0JIRRIIE WHFCk.
MhTIr ou, Win = q. R-nm Ih-ir Nu'a
s'rIks~ = N~1srr, re ON J~v,'-hs
Tu-up..,e Gyrti.' Bas \ Hrsl. ~ leg
both uarhInr~ Ibs tsGr,l seriously


Assistant Pnstma ,tsr Thorras p MR-
ply was injured IA an automobile acci-
dent "a The Jcrlcho tIrnpi<" Yesterday
afternoon when the marlin. IN which no
"a. riding coIlis.,i with a motorcycle"
n. va, taken "a the Nassau Hospital
suffering severely from bruises and shock
HIS condition - said not % he dangerous
bur he va, Unablc 20 H. moved last n Ehi
and h nav have 10 stay IA the hospital
several DAYS
The nO'orrvrli.t Frank Hoc sprung
- III Patch-n aveuuc. Bropk'vn. also
vas taken 90 the hospital We IA, a com
posInd fracture II the left l-g
hoch-prIng was ur a iSng nun wIsn M
Linden MOturcse!s "lr.b. % WI n h - .
member. and vas ..oinR q; hi.h sreed
None of tn Oh ? uagtI'-ipanss a. ths rIr.
vas near ham ~ he ;im.
In" aftDnoJti- - own.i ~ = q
I.oi''n. a raj estate na1 living In IN.
cafe de- BeauN Art I'nkiing .; Fortl"'h
street AID sixth aycuIc o. the rr~hina
werr Mr. Rpb,n. NJ Nun nv RohIn'-
cha Insur. n Young nal rG-lst Jansen.
Sho wa, driving n. "a = hi-n
py~---d mach no. va 'r.-v-i.inx along
the turnpike - fat clip beaded for
New York when - n"s-rd tn, Svo-s@'
cTussrDdt- where III HIcksvIii. or
snIthtowu road rroase- the tIrurIke nd
makes what va, hEown n tho Old Wander
bit cup course a. IN" Woodbury. turn
hoch-pr'Ing was driving sOulh 1a tho
htck-ville road
There - hank ~ - - side - tho
tGrnpiks a. this piarp ald tra ucci.panrs
81 the ltOmobI's aid nos So. tns. moor
crciis; until they were most 4pon hum
Then JaEr@u pu' on Tna trrxea he'd
The FItOmobits and r-ln,o.~ycl@ ~. ~.
iogetn"r The aItomubt.s I4r1us-'i On
the uank a. the SADIE II the ro-i Two
Wheels bucklei under % ana the rng chine
turned over. ptnning NJ Murphy under
neath AFTER b" hFd PIT On the brakes
yans-u jumped and v-s unhurt Nj
injury
The force - iL.. collision threw Hoo
spr'Ing clear over the aItoucbi'a and
his log wa broken ~ the fG!l Botl
AutOtnOttl. and uotprcyci. wee badly
wrecked
N-ar Nv l-e 'h. homes ~ Ii-s P.tlin@
bAriaud- AID " u Jous. Mr. Murphy
and huchsprIng we're carried uIp NJ
JONES' hOri~r while Ms haria.tts ',alr.
phOn~u - the Nas-lI Hospital fsr an
ambulance. After ~sr,ug the injured
nan taken care - Mr. R"ltn ts,l"phoned
10 New luTk tJT AnDthpr altDmD.tl.- and
returned ~ 10. leaving 'h.. ,Is fen
10 watch hi~ swU ca
hUC'I~gTIua - a ,tiGT.u- % pr.~sn.
1sit - Nh
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DR,WINGS FROu nv DaPFST.
" Srh sS Art PupIIs There 80 Fss ENhIbIted
IN she NoateiaIP school

MoStCLAIR. y. J April n coliec-
ton ~ City mounted draw IN 70 and water
color paintings the work ~ pupils IN the
ROYAL Hun arian College ~ Art In B,Ida
pest Hungary. Will h. placed on exh,-
bit ION this week IN the manual training
Department % the Moutclsir schools
The collec'iO has Ius' arrived m Mont
clair after h-ing held up IN account 81
customs technical''s- ~ New York for
over a month By IT. sd. will h. PLACED
work don. by the classes va mechanical
drawing N the N"ntclair High SehDol 80
that there may - cDmpari-ous made
The greater part ~ the foreign draw
lnK- show designs for Applied art Tn.
MDntclair tsachsrs arr nov preparing
an -xhibIr II the work done here. which
" ilI 10 ~.ut Ia BIdaT'~-i ~ "g, hBngn for
the one T-crived Nv the locni -chpois
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DIED.

JBH 40 East orange "a sunday Apn
o. 's'u. the Re-, Hrnry Nitrate COCO y. n
sun % the late sanford ami Sopha Nitcas
COCO. In the ssth year Of MS age
Services viii be held IN the Ceatral Pressy'
tsrisn Church. orange = J. Tuesday Apsn
| 10 Ats o'clOck. 90 arrival Of SIS train sron
hoboken for Brirk Churrh stauOa, D. Z
W. II. kindly omit io~ers.
cRANE.-on saturday april 10. 1919. Sarss 2.
widow OF Munro crane
TraerAl services Tuesday. April 10 a. ~
r. N. at the residenoe Of Mr. Joan " Bazsr
stamford Conn Carriages wiE meet uas
eAying Grand csauAl Ssauoa i:o ? n.
Tuesday
poSoHUC-o susaay april u 1910 81 Nos
Soico,t sist -. snd Columbus av.. Csssiss
Donohuc 10 bis s7th year.
Nosee Of riaerAl hereafter.
rooTE On Satsr6ay. April TO- al re r.s1snrs
Of hts grsndfasher. the Rev. o. HNanss'
Hssungs Foote 200 OF Mary de- 0roe' ssd ne
Is's Charles p foo'e IN MS ,sd year
Funersl private.
HANNA In April ~ 1910 a. Eezabe,a y ,
Tsomas Cooper HsnRA. soa Of ne sse sisn
cooper and james JaessOn HanaA Of Ns~
Orleans
Burial services At Christ Church EaEassss }
On Monday afternooa. Apyti -. az 20 orloc~
NsN orleans papers Dieass espv
HARDEN BgRGH On April r. 1870 LlnAr lsns
beloved wffeS - John WaSrsu Hsreerssrrn
sociork 81 i0s Centrsi Para West Nss 20.
internent 81 the COW enieace % tHe hniN
PALMER -SuddenIy on pril Is. Noas T'.H'-'
aged 50 years.
Funeral services - ST Akness ChAps 81 Z"
n~sr C0lgmbls a. ruesday uo-n ~ q
ha.f pssr 20
PAXTON At his residence Ia Bioor '~d -
Hoboken. y J On SATURDAY. A7u - isH
FuJahT beloved husbsnd OF NaTy PsAtsn
NOTICE Of funeral hereafter
PrvNtNfTDN -On Sunday. Apri - la' q
the rssidrnre o. iIr T.Su's Prnn goa ~Arne'
Hayes Penningt0a. Ar-d 81 year.
F-asra' services - rhe Fous~ % p-ay-~ b-nsf
and stsir sts Nruart > Or Tus~ia'
she 18Th 'ns' 81 mp M
SPOHR - Ndeu "
services -THE ~ VNEAL CHrncM.- al " "a o.
trEANE 2 CAarEEII. BLDo
SwAN on spri "a 1850. a. Nihany. 7
Fuiua Mann witc u the late Joseph J. s~a'
Of ura, "
Ssrylres a. Craze Churrh. Tuca. V Y IN
Tuesday aiiernoon ~ "a Octoc- o"'
nowrrs
wEsriN On sunday. AprI " 1910. - Lase
WOod. J.. ImmA {. l.. wieoW % Cnar,ss
2 ana hcio, 81 inother % MI. Wtfham
gnoG and CiaTcuce Y. Nesun.
Notice Of rIuerAl later.
~
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ITTERS POISONED CGVDT.
FII, bog kHI~,I ansI Man, GbIIIr~n Ns'S-
~ In sptiss Town.

MOUVT NETOEY OHIO. April l. n q
result - p0i-On..d candy b@,ng scattered
~ the streets several times IA two weeks
ifty d"g- hpv" i'-"n killed and at least a
dorm philif ~ mad" 10
Yesterday q package 81 chocolates was
picked rlp ~ toe streets hy the authorities
and analysis showed that each contained
enough strvchnine IN AIli a child
The candy was put IN the street At
night The City Council meets to-morrow
night and detectives will bs employed 70
holD ths Local poli0s.
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RED DEVIL on EER RAG.
Thls QaeeV l.Saklng BsaI 0. . aalphu,
Carrier Win Modern Trlmmbaws.

Carrier Win Modern TPlmmmws.
CoastWis@ navigators coming INTO this
port IN the last several days have been
puzzled to acoount for q queer looking
American freight steamship With q yellow
funnel far aft. even farther than that
OF an Old fashioned ocean crossing OIL
carrier On zach ssde Of the yellow stack
the navigstOrs noted a red devil and the
yeilow house fAg Of the uncAnny tre,ght-r
also had a rcd devil IN the centre
The natural impulse Of the shippers
who saU this VISION steamlng Slowly
south. very proper direction. vas 10
eXclaim -Sh- . bound plumb to he'll
SURE They W.r- mistaken. she IL just
going to SaDine Pass. Tex and may b.
there TO-DAY she u the ne~ Sulphur
carrier Herman FrAsch. and sh-. SaII@d
GA her ma den trip to sabine Pas on
Aprils
The FrAsch has peculiarittes bes,des
her funnel adornments and her flag
She has a single deck and thr-.- large
aslf-tTImminG cargo bolsis CApAbis 81
taking IN about s.UGD tons Of sdiphur
she has three pole masts. and b-tNsen
the tops 20 the fore and man there u
rigg~d a wireless telsgraphtc O,Itfii She
- d~~igns-i chiefly for carrying and load
ing and di-charKiBg bulk freight eHp~-
dIrously and for thi- pnrpo-~ lifted
Stth kmEpo-ts. working twin OOOms
On which are carried str thr-e-quarter
~ q ward ClaInHhsl u buckets ~ the Sp-nc-r-
Miller typ~. zach Capable 81 gripping
from the hold nifty tons u material al
hour thus. working al full capacity.
the D'Icke'r can tax" from the ship about
pa tons an hOsIr landing the -nttr- cargo
~ : sS tons n lss- than seventeen hOaIr~
II aid that this - the only fr-ighteT
"a cDtnmIsSasssI that can dI,Chark- cargo ~
swiftly
tn. Herman Frasch vas built Nv the
tur- River Shipbuild,ng COMPANY AZ
Quincy Mass for the Union sulphur
,ompany she - nsmssi for 'h., pT~-i-
dent 20 the COMPANY u might Ds- IN
i-Tr-J from her PiufOuian embellishments
that h~F sNtpp@r nam.' - Had~-. but
u - just plaIu - Is-ary. shea rhvut.-- wIth
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MING ENDOWED QCaDRUPLETS.
win Fa~ ards s7.OoO Growing FamHS
Make ThStF Wsg 10 ths PaF Wess.

OTTAWA April ~ The first quad
r1Iplets that ever went into the Canadian
Northwest have Just passed here On their
way 80 Laramie Alberta David Grant
and wIi" 81 WenrNOrth. y - are the
parents. kinK Edward gave them a
present - t5Dp for each - tne Juai-
ruplets. two bays and two giris
The children are now aK..d ~ months
all activs and we'll WITH tbs, o. GsD fLe
parents d-cided 20 g. VEST and wiih the
giIadriI Islet- and their tbr~- other children
they are now IN their way there
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yrs. HODE> sSEEEP iG,I>.
T"Iss Hsr Tamii' she YEA, NaLc 20 u,
Ts-EaSrrsN Night

Following her p.cuhar routine 81 three
y-arS Mrs charles Hod-- of sit Blake
avenue. BROOKLYN started On a slImbeT
On SATURDAY, nIght that Will last 4 ~
expected from three - i've davS r.
NAV even cnUitnu- q dsv longer Many
curious rerSons visited tho home on The
second HOoT 10 the '-urm~nt 20 look upon
N" sleeping woman she Said saturday
nigh that she cnloy-.i u-r slumt-,rs I'M
menssly
At - clock on Saturday niEht her
husband ard '~O sons Charbs- and Philip
her aged mother and l.sr daughter Gussie.
wears Old. Kissed Mr. Hocie- aud bade
her good night unit her neat "a kening
She sad she would probably no back
again on TUESDAY night. although she
might sleep longer Her desire for eH-
'e--tV- -leep - no 4pon her three YEAR.
ago. when me family lyet az : I,ldlo~
street. Nla'InIit..u phy-ictan a. that
Time aut I~su r-IuOyIi - the wonan 70
the subuiii> The salt AR - Jamaica
Nav -eetr- not 20 Lav" made her -iuiut,-rs
lighter
Sp--,1ahstS have predicted thu, "a.
.l'smi~rrr ~ouid -sm- day awake no
more 10 thi~ World -p,.rhat~ - .n.
I'D. -uu' Code all - done
Mr. liDds- 10 deepiy r-li zious ami he
t~'~N-- fut oau--~ her 70 awake On
Fridays ~ that me NAV Fht ttys, ItysI ~
candies aud pray On 'hs. SABBATH A,
'he ciO~~- - the sabbath sn- iIs..-- n ~
sleep Ig8tn
B.-fur~ "u''ruE L~- siumt-.rs Mr.
hull~- iurt,f-- herself with notir!sntu,
ioud ~'lHh - egg and milk lIt sh.. -
Generality W-aA I.luu awakening from
LACK "i nourI-lm"nt ii"F r-marlttJl..
r~"IF~rIfIyr uDNerz tua Ind'Iik~nrs. ia
-ir-uEi H"uIEg foods .puu r-s,yre her
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WO' W >I>u GOur, u>rD o.
Thr H~.pUaI Two nav. late W. Rrpart.
avg 4 httd's Death

avg 4 GhHsi's Death.
The Mount ~,gai HD-T..al VA two
DAYS lai- yesterday 800 r~rortif. D.. rt..
CORNERS Office fh.. leah Of tNs.,-.a--
Oh Ma kova,l.lm who tell l.r.., stores
a. -; EaSt iugi str...a-
The sr'id.'nt u.'cBrr-. ON Apr' TG-
chilli di--I On April - aud the body
Wa pat ia the hospital morsus No
report was mate az the tIfn.. - ths. Coro-
ner and samuel kornbIum tbs. father
could not get the bOdv untl last ixht
after Coron~rs Physician Leblanc hal
issued death certificate
Al the Board Of Health yesterday u
was said that complaints have been made
Of the loose methoCis- Of the hospital
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AMERICAN CONPOSER WINS.
Aasil~nre 90 a.sssss PesSss In Hsas Np-
piaad Ernst aeAelIang's Wsrk.

SPECIAL Cssis DssDascA 70 TaE SCS
RonR. AprIiT Ernst schellinz. an
American pianist performed has own
Suite FAntAStiqus" a. an orche~t raj con
cert AZ the Amphithsatre here to-day
The audience of s.0oO parsons enthnsl-
Astically ApplAndsd the performer and
encOrec his work
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PORTO RICO UNIVERSITY PLAN.
Pa1- NaserS~aa taAtitastsa. WIN PFpAeas
One % . Elasis Ceas1s Gees ausssahay.

One 30 . nasls- Ce1sos Gees suaSsshay.
Special CAKE DssDSfeA 70 I'VE S-H
S,S IU'S. p r.. April ~ Gov Cotton
has given ont statstnent IN which he sAyA
he ASKED Secv~sary % War Dickinson 10
include in the O'nsseAd bill an appropriA-
ton - 500. on for . Pan American uni
ver~Ity. the existing Porto Rico Uni-
ver-ity TO serve a. the nucleus for the new
institution
" .. Brvan ~ill appear before the
COMMITTEES on lnsular Affairs TO urge the
sstahli-hmen. % the university
The work IL taking the c-nsls has begun
here There are go ~num~rator- many
% whom are POrto RicAn women. No
trouble - expsetsd.
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three milsa around. He g~ts On the nervsp
Of finer spirits. but then 20 please her
spirits one need not ~ . hammer Hsa
whole bang % made to affect tho mAAaea
He has the gift. nay. the genius. % being
sensational
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Es.n-r Meat go, cs,,rr> Oprn a ~,sr.

The k"-h"r meat boycott ~ Blvuuus
assumed r-w pins. Yesterday when
th- boynott.r- whp have b...u ,ls-tr,,yin
'h- meat - dealers by throwing Kerosene
si! nn 4 op~ned q store - their own at
Avenue & and Tw~ni i-th street aud sold
meat four cents pound less than the
regular butchers The trOycott-rs were ~
busy looking after their cooperative
store that they did not bother the regu-
lar butchers
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VARIED.

d }FTr-f. -rfTON On Apr-i - .. 80
r~-it~u.~ Port hester y By 10 Rsv
IT 10 >anders. May Bsuer P4ItSa.
-.andua gate Of Mr. Th-sOn a. But-r .
~ T1hu I narfNeH
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warn TR IN TERY WAN.
10 change la Hls Csassstisn DaagstsI
Arrtt - 90 Hh Home

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tention to the wonderful opportunities
extended to participants in this spe-
cial prize offer. The distribution to be
made next Saturday comprises the fol-
lowing awards:
First-S6o0 Steger upright piano, pur-
chased from Fitzgerald Music COM
pany.
Second-S2oO building lot in West
moreland, Imperial valley, Cal.
Third-$100 scholarship in the Inter-
national Correspondence school.
Fourth--$100 scholarship in the Inter
national Correspondence school.
Fifth-One round-trip ticket from
Los Angeles to Lake Tahoe.
Sixth-One round-trip ticket from
Los Angeles to Lake Tahoe.
Seventh-One Premo camera and sup
plies, value $33.
Eighth-One Premo camera and sup
plies, value S33.
ALL DISTRICTS SHARE
AS has been explained, the win
ners of these prizes will be the two
candidates who show the greatest in
crease in each of the four districts be-
tween April % and May inclusive.
1t will be seen that this arrangement
provides for eight winners, four of
whom will be city candidates, and four
candidates representing the two out
side districts. In this way all contest
ants should endeavor to do his or her
best, no matter what district he or she
represents. 1t is important not merely
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04

to lead your district i'm increases. but
to have as great an increase as possi-
BILE, because upon the position you oc-
cupy among increase leaders depends
the prize you will receive, thus the
candidate showing the greatest increase
will receive the $500 Steger piano.
most magnificent award.
VOTES GOING down
And there is another item which must
not be overlooked or forgotten, ana
this is that the vote schedule takes
tumble next Saturday night. Right
now every dollar paid in on new sub
scriptions counts for $50 votes, and VIII
count for $50 votes up to 10 p. m. sat
urday night, but after that hour dol
lar in new subscription payments VIII
count for 10 votes.
A dollar on old subscription payments
counts for 30 votes at the present time,
but after 10 L. m. Saturday night a
dollar in old subscription payments
will count for so votes only, reduction
of ten votes per dollar on old and new
subscription payments. And it is urg-
ent that you do all in your power TO
make a good showing by saturday
night. for upon what is done now de-
pends largely who will share in the dis
tribution of capital and grand prizes
at the close of this contest.
ABOUT CASTING VOTES
All candidates should be sure they
overlook no votes and cast all votes
before 10 o'clock saturday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
Los ANGELES HERALD: wEDN MORNING, MAY 1910.

CITY candidates-and all others who
can-should visit the contest depart
ment themselves and cast their ball
lots in person. but those who cannot
possibly get into the city viii have the
privilege OF mailing their votes. En-
velopes must be deposited in time to
have the postmark of your home post
Office show absolutely that they were
mailed before 10 p. m. Saturday. May
Z. All votes in envelopes, so stamped,
will be accepted and counted in upon
this special prize offer. This is done
to nut city and outside candidates on
an absolutely equal footing. Announce
ment of winners will be made as soon
as all votes have been counted.
GET IN AND WIN
Get all your friends to subscribe for
The Herald now. as their votes mean
most for YOU now. Get all friends
who have already subscribed and voted
for YOU to see their friends; make
your campaign during the next four
days prove conclusively that you are
in this contest to win. 1t means more
for you than you can realize now.
And, in conclusion, the contest de-
partment wishes to emphasize the fact
that it is folly to feel you can't do
we'll in this contest. Remember, it is
Increases that count only on this spe-
cial prize offer, and increases made
since April "a are very small. Do your
best, and you will be surprised at the
outcome Try it and see.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
FOUR DAYS REMAIN
Of PRIZE PERIOD
Eight Special Awards Go for In
creases Made by Sat-
urday
EACH DISTRICT GETS COUPLE
The Vote Schedule Takes Another
Tumble at 10 P. M.
May 7
EACH DISTRICT GETS COUPLE

With four days remaining before the
close of the special prize period now in
progress, the contest department of the
Los Angeles Herald wishes to cali at