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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
PEMBERT0N COMPLETES
TOUR OF SOUTHLAND

]. e. Pemberton, Democratic candi-
date for attorney general, has com
pleted his swing around Southern
california. and will leave for the north
this morning. He is satisfied that the
entire state ticket will be victorious
at tho polls on November 8. =.
'The outlook Is most encouraging,
said Mr.. Pemberton. ''I believe that
Bell will carry the state by 100000"
*s.ssE. ss-aF# ~ #*E*#Aas
and carried on for the benefit Of the
tion-wide. and 1t is the outgrowth OF an
tionwide. and it is the outgrowth of an
awakened moral sense as that which
swept away slavery and prevented the
disruption of the republic"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
OCEAN PARK BUYS HORSES
FOR GARBAGE DISPOSAL

first time In more than a year the
city is the owner of horses for use on
the streets and to draw the garbage
wagons Two fine teams OF horses
have been purchased by the garbage
disposal committee of the city board
of trustees.
The purchase was made at g. sale
stable at Los Angeles, and the cost
to the city is $500 for the four an
imals. The Rose avenue fire engine
house is being renovated and remod-
eled to receive the city's new pur-
ohases. In the opinion of City Trus-
tee John d. MacKinnon, chairman of
the committee, the city has saved at
least $500 by getting the horses at Los
Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
FRESNO REPUBLICAN WILL
SUPPORT JUDGE LAWL0R

The Fresno Republican, one of the
leading Lincoln Roosevelt papers in the
state, has come out for Judge William
P. Lawlor Democratic candidate TOT
fine supreme court. Judge Lawlor Is
expected in Los Angeles within few
days. He is making quiet and dig
nified campaign.
Judge Bledsoe, the other Democratic
candidate for the supreme court, is at
present campaigning in the northern
part of the state. He will return next
week and devote the rest of the time
in Southern California.
Judges Lawlor and Bledsoe were
both indorsed by the Good Govern
ment organization and are receiving
the active support of its membership.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
TAFT WILL AGAIN
VISIT BIG DITCH
President to Make Trip to InVes-
tigate Problems Present
ed at Panama
TOLL QUESTION LOOMING UP
Executive Believes That the Work
Will Be Completed Long
Before 1915
TOLL QUESTION LOOMING UP
CAssocIated Press

BEVERLY, Mass, Oct. 13.-President
Taft will sail for the isthmus of Pan
ANA on November 10 from Charleston,
S. c., on the cruiser North Carolina,
conveyed by her sister ship, the Mon
tana.
He will be gone about twelve days.
The cruisers can make the journey in
each direction in four days.
The president had practically given
up all idea Of visiting the canal this
year until Colonel Goethals, chief en-
gineer, visited him this afternoon and
convinced him the problems confront
ing the officials at Panama require his
presence.
Some of the problems to be dealt
with in the immediate future are:
The extent and character of the for
tif1cations; the fixing Of tolls; a pro-
posed increase in wages; the future
management of the Panama railroad;
the form of permanent government Of
the canal zone and the regulation of
the sale of coal.
The government may go into the
business of selling coal itself in order
to prevent the possibility of extortion
or monopoly.
TOLL QUESTION PRESSING
The question of tolls was explained
by Colonel Goethals to be one of the
most pressing for congress to meet.
An international meeting of steam
ship owners and shipping interests is
to be held in Berlin in the summer OF
1911. 1t is believed to be highly I'M
portant that congress should have
fixed the rates of toll by that time.
The canal must be made to attract
shipping and at the same time an ef-
fort will be made to have the toll
charges meet the interest on the $4Oo.-
000, 900 investment which the canal Will
represent.
The date for opening the Panama
canal has been set for January IL,
1915. President Taft and Colonel
Goethals believe it will be completed
and open long before that time.
From shipping interests, especially
in the Pacific, inquiries are coming in
as to the estimated rates Of tolls. One
line, which now has its freight trans
ferred across Mexico by rail, will use
the canal If the rates of toll make the
cost Of shipping less. 1t will be for
congress to determine whether the
canal zone shall have a military or
civil form of government The present
athorities on the Isthmus are strong
in their recommendation for the for
mer,
Colonel Goethals reported the higher
classes of workmen are asking for In
creases In pay In keeping with in
artisans in the United States.
The question of regulating the sale
of coal on the Isthmus is an interesting
one Colonel Goethals believes, it is
said, that If private interests are al
lowed to build pockets opportunity
will be opened for extortion and
monopoly in supplying ships with fuel.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
POMONA POSTAL, RECEIPTS
MAKE 35 PER CENT GAIN

POMONA, Oct. 13.-Postmaster w.
NJ. Avis is constantly increasing the
extent and efficiency of the local post
office service, the, business of which is
increasing at remarkably rapid rate.
A large rural district is now being
served from the office.
The postal receipts for September,
1910, were $2201.11 as against $16S5.25
of September a year ago. This is a
gain of 35 per cent. Each month Of
the present year has shown an almost
corresponding percentage of gain in
business over corresponding months OF
1909.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
Latest News and Notes in Realm of Politics
NON-PARTISANS INVITED
TO JOIN STEPHENS CLUB

The Albert Lee stephens Campaign
club has established headquarters at 42l-
426 Chamber of Commerce building. The
membership is rapidly increasing, and 1t
is expccted will exceed 500 by another
week. All persons who are In favor OF
non-partisan Judiciary and wish for
tho election of Judge Stephens to the
superior bench should call at the above
address, send n postal or telephone
F8767, Main 572s.
OLIVER o. CLARK, PresideNt
GEORGE w. DRYER. Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD
BIG RALLY IN SAN PEDRO

A rousing Democratic rally will be
held Saturday night at San Pedro
Lorin A. Handley, Democratic candi-
date for congress from this district,
will deliver the principal address. w.
IT. Harris, Democratic candidate for
sheriff, and Lloyd McAtee, Democratic
candidate for county clerk, will also
speak.
A large delegation from Los Angeles
will attend the meeting. The Demo-
Gratis of San Pedro have thriving
Bell and Spellacy club and are maxi
ing a spirited campaign for the state
and county ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
AT THE THEATERs

AUDITORIUM-Dark.
BELAsCO-"Fifty Miles from Boston"
BURBANK-''rhe Substitute"
ENPIRE-"Fallen by the wayslde."
0RAND--Dark.
LOS ANGELES-Yaudevill
MAJESTIC--"TheM Melting Pot"
MAsoN-"The Chorus Lady"
oLYhIPIC--Musical farce.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MISREPRESENTATION
PRINCESS-Musical farce.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
MAY AnoLIsH SCHOOL DANCING

LONG BEACH, oct. 1s.-The board of
education may abolish dancing at all
request from two class committees that
dancing be allowed, two members of
the rules committee have prepared and
signed a report favoring the elimination
of dancing at all the school affairs, on
the ground that a majority of the stu
dents do not care to dance and that
they are unjustly taxed to pay the ex-
penses OF such amusement.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14

Membership in the Los Angeles Realty
board is q virtual guarantee Of reliability.
Provision Is made for arbitration OF any
differences between members ana thelr
clients. Accurate information on realty
matters Is obtainable from them. Xalua-
tions by n competent committee. DIeo-
tory OF members free at the otiee or he5-
bert Burdett, secretary 525 Security Balla-
ing. Phone Broadway 1898.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
DRINKS LYsoL; ENDS LIE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1s.-After
drinking bottle of lysol, Adolph
Blaum jumped from a cliff above the
ocean beach today, striking a sharp
rock exposed on account of the low
tide. Taken from the rock by a life
saving crew. he died on the way to
the emergency hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14

The Herald. like every other newspaper,
is misrepresented at times, particularly In
cases involving hotels theaters, eto The
public will please take notice that every
representative of this paper Is equipped
with the proper credentials and more par
ticularly equipped with money with which
90 pay his bills THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14

The Legal Ala society at 2S2 North Main
street is a charitable organization mar,
thined for the purpose of aiding in iegal
matters those unable 70 employ couhse.; !;
The societv nAeds financial assistance and
seeks Information regarding worthy cases
Phone Home Alo7T; Main s3es.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
CITY BRIEFS

The garden party that was to be
given by the ladies Of the Immanuel
Presbyterian church at the home OF
Robt. Marsh is postponed on account
Of the weather until the 21st of Octo-
Der.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
or California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building, on Broadway. between
First and Second streetA where free infor-
nation will be given on all subjects pertain
ting to this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14

The Herald win pay $40 IN cash to any
one furnishing evidence that will lead TO
the arrest and conviction OF any person
caught stealing copies OF The Herald from
the premises Of our patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-14

ans street and Grand avenue. High
grade boarding and day school for girls
and young ladies; fts for any college;
nne location. excellent equipment, COM
petent instructors. careful supervision.
Write or phone for catalog. Home phone
a12O2; Sunset South $3.50. Fall term
begins Sept. IA B,stes reasonable.
PAGE MILITARY ACADEMY. 1877 West
Adams street, is the largest military
school on the Pacific coast exclusively
for young boys. catalog. Home phone
212Os.
Richmond planet., 1910-04-02
Badly Injured.

Eddie Wanzer. colored, was arrest
ed last Tuesday morning. as the man
who murderously assaulted Gilbert
Hulcher, the fifteen-year-oid son OF
eN-Policeman Louis Hulcher, of 735
Brook Avenue, on Sunday night as
the boy was on his way home. Tessie
Lee, who was the woman with whom
several other boys had quarreled.
was arrested the night before as the
woman who could throw light on the
affair.
Gilbert was struck in the head
with half brick. His skull was
fractured and his brains oozed out
on the pavement. He was taken into
the home OF John Tarrant, Of 2O1
West Clay Street, where temporary
aid was given TO him until the ar
rival OF the city ambulance.
He was said not 20 have been a
member OF the party OF boys who
were quarreling with Tessie Lee, but
merely a passerby. WanEer is alleged
20 have thrown at the crowd and
struck Hulcher.
Richmond planet., 1910-04-02
LOSE SIGHT OF THE COLOR OF
THE MAN, AND LOOK FOR
THE AMERICAN DOLLAR.

We know that you are going to
buy suits for yourself this sweex
Why not give our only and first
Broad Street clothing merchant a
chance? He has just returned from
New York with an up-to-date line of
children's suits. in all the latest nov
elites In knickerbocker suits.
He can fit your boys in knicker-
booker suits from 4 to Is years,
ranging in price from $3.50 to $3.50
per suit.
New suits in all the latest designs
from $500 up to $4,000 His shelves
are loaded with all the latest novel
ties in gents furnishings, hats and
shoes. He also makes suits to order
from $3.50 TO $1,000.
Will you please give him a trial
before spending your money else
where? Remember that all goods are
guaranteed for the price or money
refunded. Don't forget the place
314 East Broad Street, Richmond,
Va. (Wrong side between Third and
Fourth Street. near Third.)
Richmond planet., 1910-04-02
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
The First Lodge i'm Lunenburg
County

Lunenburg Lodge, No. 173, Knights
OF Pythias, y. A, S. A. e, A. A. and
a, was organized at Brydie, Lunen-
burg County, Va, Thursday, March
gath, by District Deputy 5. S. Baker.
DR.. J. Alexander Lewis, Grand Mas
ter at Arms and DR.. +. r. Jefferson.
Grand Medical Register
The party reached Blackstone.
where District Deputy, II. L. Jackson
met them and drove eight miles into
Lunenburg County
The following officers were ap-
pointed and installed: Chancellor
Commander. George w Brydie; Vice
Chancellor, Henry Maddox; Prelate.
Washington Brown; Keeper of
Records and Seal, George Dobbins:
Master OF Exchequer, +. NJ. Brydie:
Master OF Finance. II. b. Brydie:
Master OF Work, Charlie Maddox
Master at Arms, j. w. Maddox: In
ner Guard, Ned Jones; Outer Quart,
Alpheus Ogborn; Trustees, w. M.
Irby; George Brydie, James Thomas.
Attendants, James Patterson. Spen-
Ger Maddox, George Bates, Norman
Irby.
This lodge was organized under
the instructions OF District Deputy
II. l.. Jackson.
Richmond planet., 1910-04-02
TALE OF THE DOG.

The tale of the dog was told the
court when Captain Howland reached
the part OF his argument dealing
With the raid through the town. As
the raiders went through Gown AL.
ley he recalled that Mr.. and Mrs.
Odin heard the noise, and looking out
saw a dog leaping along ahead OF the
men, and thought the men were
shooting at this supposed mad dog.
He said Mr.. Odin described IL as a
large black dog"
This big black dog, which has
heretofore been neglected in the
case" said the recorder, "enters into
1t with very Illuminating effect, be-
cause not a half hour before he was
standing watch at the gate OF the
post and keeping the children out
who were going home from the
Cowan party.
There are generally dogs about
where soldiers are gathered, and in
this particular case we find that there
was large black dog with B Com
pany. as shown by reference to Cap
tain Macklin's testimony. The dog
which Mr.. Odin saw and which he
felt was a mad dog that they were
trying 20 shoot was merely the B
Company dog, running ahead OF the
soldiers, with whom he came In daily
contact"
Stress was laid by the recorder on
the testimony that the firing that
night was done by volleys. An at
tempt by civilians TO fire by volleys,
he contended, would not have been
successful.
A study of the trajectory of the
bullets fired, as made by experts for
the court of inquiry, Captain How
land said, demonstrated that there
was firing from the porches OF d and
B, barracks, and probably C. and
much firing from the post between
the barracks and the walls.
Richmond planet., 1910-04-02
Rev. W. t. Anthony. ID. ID.

The above is the way the popular
pastor OF Zion Baptist Church, Man
chester, Va, will hereafter be oe-
nominated. The famous Guadalupe
College, OF Seguin, Texas, in the
month of February conferred upon
Rev. Anthony the eminent degree or
Doctor OF Divinity, DR.. Anthony's
friends here and elsewhere will con.
gratulate him as a most worthy and
successful young divine. He is a
Richmonder by birth and rearing,
having been baptized years ago by
DIR. Evans Payne of the Fourth Bap-
tist Church. DR.. Anthony served as
pastor first in the city of New York,
where he made an enviable reput ta-
ton as a powerful preacher and a
great church worker. He was called
to the Zion BaItist Church, Manches-
ter, just a few years ago, and during
these few years he has made a name
for himself as one of the most pow
erful and successful divines OF the
state
Last Monday night his great church
gave a reception in honor of his de-
gree. 1t was q grand affair. Al ex-
cellent program was executed. After
the opening OF devotional services,
Rev. DR.. w. +. Graham, Master OF
Ceremonies, presided In his usual
dignifiej manner. A timely address
Of welcome was made by Deacon
Daniel Glenn. A happy response was
made by Deacon Baker, of the First
Baptist Church, Manchester. A voice
from the church was heard through
Mr.. Archer Lewis and a letter from
the church by the Clerk, V. Bailey.
Various ministers made timely re-
marks. Drs. r. Spiller, W. II. White,
and A. S. Thomas led the way in
speeches that were highly received
by all those present. Rev. s. G. Bur
rell represented the young men. His
remarks were timely and eloquent.
Rev. Martin, of the Union Level
spoke well for the ministry
There were present Revs.
of Trinity Church, Smith
OF the Nozareth Church, Thomas
Briggs and many others. Drs. p. ].
of Norfolk, and d. w. Davis
could not be present, but courteously
sent brotheriy letters of greetings
and congratulations. The singing by
the choir and the Glee quartette was
Miss Eta Hall covered
herself in glory by q sweet solo. A /
grand repast was served to the guests
In the lecture room OF the church. |
DR.. Anthony deserves all honors. MayS
he live long TO preach the word.
Richmond planet., 1910-04-02

ladies were heard from all parts OF
the congregation.
Grand Worthy Counsellor. John
Mitchell, Jr., spoke upon The Infiu-
ence OF the Courts of Calanthe."
The collection was raised and SI7.-
81 given to the church.
The services were enjoyed bv the
large assemblage present.
The anniversary exercises for
the Church-hill and Fulton lodges
and courts took place at $3.50 p.
NJ. at the Rising Mount Zion
Baptist Church. Rev. ID. w. Da.
Wis, d. D., delivered an eloquent ser.
mon. He greatly pleased the large
number of persons, who had assem-
bled to hear him. Music was rendered
by the choir. The welcome address
was delivered by Sir VI e. Brown.
A SOLO was rendered by DR.. ]. o.
Dawson.
A paper on Pythianism, written by
Past Chancellor o. NJ. Steward. was
read. A solo was sung by Mrs. Rosa
Hill
District Deputy 8. S. Baker made
brief remarks. They were all well re-
ceived.
A quartette consisting of ]. o.
Dawson. William Whiting, Adolphus
Clark and John Jefferson, rend cred a
selection. A collection of 1855 was
raised.
The benediction was announced.
Sir Foster Lucas was Master or Ger
monies. The Subcommittee was R ].
Johnson, w f. Brown. f. l.. Lucas,
Chas. H. Morton. J. o. Dawson, w.
II. Banks.
All of the exercises were under
the management OF the Committee of
Arrangements as follows: Miss M. L.
Chiies, MRS. Lucy Cross, Mrs. Mildred
Johnson, Sir o. NJ. Steward, Major
John G.. Smith. Capt. Willis Wyatt,
Mrs. Anna Taylor, ID. d. G.. W. c.,
Sir S. $. Baker, ID. d. c.. G.
The anniversary exercises in Man
chester. Va, took place at the Second
Baptist Church Sir r. ]. Jackson, ID.
ID. G. c. with sir J. E. Height, acting
j. DC. q. in charge
Rev. a. 5. Thomas, ID. D., preach.
ed an able sermon and aroused the
congregation. He told OF the work OF
Pythianism. Both the courts and
lodges were out. Music was rendered.
collection lifted, and all had a
grand time.
Richmond planet., 1910-04-02
THE GREAT POST
OFFICE ROBBERY
Nearly Ei6hfy=fiVe Thousand Dollars Stolen. The
Robbers Captured IN New York Shipped the
Loot i'm Trunks. VIII be Tried Here.

It will be officially announced to-
day, when Post-Ofice Inspectors Al
bertie and Saffel, OF the Washington
division, have completed the task
OF examining the records in the Of
hce Of Cashier w. McKim Marriott.
at the temporary post-office build
ing here, that thieves who entered
the vault early yesterday morning
carried of $S5,000 in booty. Nearly
all of this is in stamps of various
denominations, and It is said that
less than $4,000 in currency was
stolen. The statement given out
late last night was that the inspec-
tors were unable during all OF yes.
terday TO determine the exact fig
ures, but that $S5,OO0 will not be
far from the right amount, and, II
anything. the loss will be a little
above that figure. Chief Inspector
Harrison, who is here to conduct the
work OF capture. says there is a stand.
ing reward OF from $500 to $1,000
for each Of such criminals. but that
the Postmaster-Generai Is at liberty
TO supplement this IL he desires. Mr..
Harrison, with his assistants and
Chief of Detective Scherer, Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio, were together
late last night. but would give out
no information at the conclusion OF
their conference
Richmond planet., 1910-04-02
Anniversary at Randolph, Va.

Randolph. Va, March 80, 1910.
Randolph Lodge, X. OF p. and
ndoiph Court, held their exercises
Jointly at the Baptist church.
a fine program was rendered and
the address of ID. ID. G.. w. c. Sister
Anna Taylor, OF Richmond, was the
leading feature OF the occasion. The
subject was "The Progress of the
Pythians and Courts in Virginia. !"
and everybody was delighted and
nineteen new members were added
TO the Order on Monday as the re-
suit.
On Saturday a ball game and a
hne parade ending In a festival
were enjoyed by the members OF the
Order and Sister Taylor left Wednes-
day for her home, having accom-
plished much good In this locality.
Richmond planet., 1910-04-02
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
UrAnd Time I'm Richmond and Vicin
ity-Able Sermons-Afuch
Money Raised.
tTO be continued.)

The Knights Of Pythias, n. A. 8
A, F., A, a. and A and Courts OF
Calanthe, observed their anniversary
in this locality last Sunday by four
sermons at four places. The Uniform
Rank assembled and Sir Knights as.
sembled at the Pythian Castle. 727
n. Third Street, at 12 O'Clock and
marched TO the Moore Street Baptist
Church Brigadier General John
Mitchell. Jr., was accompanied by
Gen. W. r. Green. Col d. A. Fergus
son, Col. Roscoe c. Mitchell. Col
Thomas Smith, Col. e. W. r. Glenn.
Col. Thomas " Wyatt, Mai. John J..
BLY,, Capt. w. Henry Jones.
Major VIM. A. Robinson had active
command, and was accompanied by
AdJutant b. II. Peyton and Orderly
X. II. Fauntleroy, Eureka Company,
NO l. Capt w. +. Weaver, com
manaing; Planet Company, No. s.,
Capt. Adolphus Jackson, command
ing, and the Pythian Cadets in two
company formations, followed by a
long line or members OF the subordi-
nate lodges, made brilliant display
as the line moved up Leigh Street.
The Pythian ode was sung by the
Knights. Prayer was offered by Sir
o. NJ. Steward.
The sermon delivered by Rev. w.
T. Johnson, ID. D., was enthusing and
able and created a profound impress
sion. In the pulpit was also Rev. r.
O. Johnson. the popular pastor of
the Moore Street Baptist Church.
The congregation was outspoken in
its approval OF Rev. DR.. Johnson's
soul stirring discourse.
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell.
Jr., spoke and gave vivid descrip-
tion OF the attempt made 10 bar the
colored knights of Pythias and other
secret organizations from operating
In this state. He paid a glowing Iri-
butte TO the better class of white
people who had discountenanced the
movement and who promised to do
all in their power to defeat it.
He told OF the success OF his ef-
forts in enlisting the support of the
better class OF white people against
the movement and the final passage
OF bill that protected colored orga-
nizations as we'll as white ones. He
felt proud of being a Virginian-
Music was furnished by the choir.
The Grand Chancellor called for a
collection and $33-07 was lifted.
Benediction was announced.
Grand Worthy Counsellor, John
Mitchell, Jr., fell out OF line with his
stan at the Ebenezer Baptist Church
and few minutes after 4 O'Clock. the
exercises commenced with singing by
the choir. The sriptures were read by
the pastor, and prayer was offered
by Sir Willis Wyatt Music was rem
dered by the choir.
Rev. w. II. Stokes. Ph. d. delivered
an able and interesting sermon to the
Courts OF Calanthe. telling about wo-
mans place In the world. He declared
her to be mans equal. He aroused
the congregation to a high pitch and
expressions OF approval from the
Richmond planet., 1910-04-02
Anniversary of Pythians in
Manchester, Va.

The Knights OF Pythias and Courts
OF Calanthe, OF Manchester, Va, OBJ
served the FOrty-sixth Anniversary
OF the organization, at the Second
Baptist Church, on Easter Sunday
afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock with a
well arranged program About two
hundred Pythians marched up Hull
Street TO the church, where they were
Joined by the ladies OF the Courts
OF Calanthe. The program was a
lengthy one, which consisted OF the
following:
Scripture Reading
Prayer
recitation BY Sir Alley Byrd
music By Orchestra
Welcome Address
Sir Deacon Mason Baugh
Instrumental Duet
Sir Benjamin Smith and
Sir Matthew Foster
Remarks:
BY d. d. G.. c. James e. Height
sermon Rev. A. S. Thomas
Z. J. Cunningham,
Master Of Ceremonies
Every one on the program reflected
credit upon themselves and gained
new laurels. All praise is given the
orchestra for the manner in which
they displayed their musical ability.
me amount collected was $14.SO.