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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26

Guess what is the National Flower.
If you cannot, be sure and 90 to the
Auditorium April 9th, and find out.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26
WE HAVE MOVED

the
Modern and Complete City Drug Store
our bek for ohepbEa d
nmnknm edgahymg
ey bmum &or tin tn
h ha pamga nngpaDtT Smoker
DOCTORS odewwmb cmuB hdug purity Intact HHe eyo
tor t
unomeand eoan skuyns Mdombr
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26

The footwear is unusually attract
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26

PASTURAGE-In city limits, good
grass and water.-J. A. TAYLOR,
lone phone 499 Blue. 26-6t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26

Catholic Church.
First Mass, 7 o'clock.
Second Mass, 1G o'clock.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26

FOR SALE-Stove wood, delivered on
short notice.. A. TAYLOR Home
phone 400 Blue. 26-6t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26

News was received in the city to-
DAY that an agreement on the redis-
tricting bill had been reached by the
conference committee of both houses
OF the legislature, and that the meas
ure Is now ready for the governors
signature 1t is reported that the
house agreed to withdraw its amend
ment providing for the election of
district attorneys.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26

Mine host Smith of the Palace
Cafe has his usual satisfactory eff
forts In the menu he has prepared
for Easter. An experienced buyer,
Mr. Smith is generous provider and
is rapidly winning for the Palace
Cafe name as the proper place for
a first-class meal.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26

Inleves last night visited the poul-
try mouse of Mr.. H. H. Warren, on
southern avenue, and succeeded in
eetting away with several very valua-
Die fowls. These thieves, however,
showed some consideration and left
men and a cockerel for Mr.. Warren
70 get new start from Many poul-
Try houses in that vicinity have been
robbed within the past month.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-26

Several members of the local farm
ers' Union are preparing to attend the
second quarterly meeting of the Mis-
sissippi division of that organization,
which will be held in Jackson on
April g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

mug ab uno bei9loB, eine &onpe11-
ton ser @etrei6ebauer am %. un0 20.
sunni in Sarge a%b5ubalten. Muf Ser
lelben miro sic Srage Ser Terminal
glepetor, lomie ser 8ertrieb ser Crit
te fir 1910 un6 anoere midtige Sa-
6en our 5pra6e fommen, un0 alle
@etrei0ebal1er oes Moromeitens fins
eingelaoen, 6ieier &onpention bei5u-
mobnen. Die iabrli6e @eriammlung
ser 0iltrift Union, 10 mur0e beidloi-
len, iou glei6faus in Sarge am 26.
Sum- itattfinoen. 8is gu oieier 3eit
bofft man genug 3eidmungen erbal-
ten gu baben l1m Sic Snforporierung
ser Serminal= glepator un0 &ommil i
iion Company oornebmm 81 laiien,
melGe pom Sarmerperban0 gegriin=
set Mrs. gs iino bereits iber $780,
600 5r 0ieiem 3med ge5ei6net inns
ser nod feblenoe 8etrag miro 5meifel-
los Big gu 0ieier 3eit aufgebradt.
Sarge 8ii6of Sames S'&eil-
lp, friiber 8farrer lit minneapolis, lit
feierli6 als 8iidof ser 9i05eie 5ar-
go our6 gr5bii6of Srelm0 l1nter Mi=
lilten5 bon iteben 8iib0fen etngelebt
moroen. Giele taMien0 4atbolifen aus
Mor6oafota un0 Sem meltli6en Mtn<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

ser MuSi6a6tung eines @rabens fir
9rainage5mede lit @aa Safe Somn=
lbip. @it6eu befan6 itd auf SEM 3d.
sen 6es @rabens, ais 6elien Seiten=
manoe ein1tiir5ten uno ibn leben6ig
begrmben.
@api6 GitD. - Nn Dem a9t
Sabre alten Gus @aeot, oem Sobne
etnes &an6ers bon 8or @l6er, lit Ell
ne Harforce=&ur porgenommen NOR
SEN, alS 0as &in0 BON elmer &lap=
peri6lange gebilien mrr6e. @a@ 500
tung 0es &eptils i6nttt ser @ater sic
8iBmun6e int fleii@igen Sbeile oeS
8eineS aus un0 tra11fte Tie nit @biS=
fep. Ser &nabe lit nod nidt al1Ber
@efabr, neil it6 5puren 6eS @ifteS
ant @ein 5eigen. Die 56lange mar
AZ SUP lang un0 batte ieds &lap=
bern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
q d r. - Cine aebeimniBpoue CT

MDr. - Cine gebeimniBpolle Gr-
ploiion I'M 6armer=glepator peran=
laBte Elm Seuer, our6 mel6es oas
@eba1oe iamn1t S1rbalt uno Sic anito-
Benoe &obleniduppen 5erit0rt mnr-
oen. Ser @erluit 5ur &dlfte nerii6-
ert, betrdgt ungefdbr $4,000. 0a
Elm itarfer @ino mebte, Dotte Sic Bur=
geridaft 5dmierigfeiten, meitere @e-
bar0e 81 id9iten.
Didinon. = Gin mbefann=
ter Mqm mur6e einige SUP bon Sen
81 elbabngeleiien entfernt meltli6
BON ser Staot gefun0en. Gr mar be-
ltnnungslos uno falt, neil er mebre-
re 5tun0en in einem @alertiimpel
gelegen batte. Mugenl6einli6 mur0e
er BON einem 3uge getroffen ooer ber=
obgemorfen. Ct itebt inn mittleren Ml=
ter, uno Yapiere meiien oarauf Fin,
oaB er bon Chicago itammt. SSm Sos
pital muroe erfldrt, 6uB er nid)t mebr
,lange 81 leben bat.
@ran6 Sorts. - Sbomas
Sronce bon gQsborn, Mal1., 200 Mei=
len meltlid bon @inntpeg, befin0et ltd
bier, I'M nu6 ieinem 5mei Sabre al
ten Sobne Sames Norman 6rance 5u
'll1den, 1pelder bon leiner 6arm ont
Sonntag sen s. Mai beri6mono. MlS
lettes Ml1sbtlfsmittd batte ser Sater
1i9 an cine @abriagerin gemen0et,
1pelbe erflarte, 0as Sinh JET bon Ell
nem Neger, einem Ml1latten u110 Ell
11er meiben 6rau entiiibrt lporoen,
Sic lth auf Sem @ege na6 Minnea=
polls Be a11oen lno bier Sage in
8rono Sorts Mei6en miir0en. Sic
Sltde oes @aters bier NOR frudtlos.
GaiieIton = @icr bielt bas
Gireftorium Ser 9iitrift Union go. l.,
Ser Mbtbeilltng Ser @etreioebauer oes
6ormerperbanoes cine @elhdftsiib=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
8iQiae @aHerfraft.
50 aihinqton. 2. sSll

Arlington, 2. Stunt.
Senator Nell olr u1o &eprai entant
Meran0er baben ioeben Sic STUFF uno
&afenborlage aus Dem Som %eren5fo=
mitee a1 beioe Sou er 0es &ongreiies
5uriidberi9tet. Ser Mor0meiten lit in
0em gntpurfe nt6t i61edt gefabren.
Die @orlage mirft Sic @elomittel gum
8au 0eS Observation-Disclosures bei
ct. &aul aus un6 trifft 6iriorge, 0aB
sen 3miQingsitd0ten @aiierfraft gu
einem biQigen 8reiie abgegeben mer=
SEN lou, mdbren0 ser ni9t perbrau9=
tie lteberi6uB an Sen b0@iten @ieter
%abgegeben mer0en miro. 9iele 8eitim=
mungen be5Mgli6 6es @od0ammes en-
freuen iid ser unbe0ingten 8ultirn=
mung 0es Senators Melion uno Ser
&epraientanten Stepens un6 Mpe. Mn=
oere Mbi@hitte ser 8orlage merfen
@el6mittel aus fir sen @afen in 9u=
lutb=S Superior &500,O0W, fri sen
st. Groir &iper $4,000, fir Mgate=
8ap ($200O), @rano Marias ($2O0O
@arroa6 &arbor ($7500), un0 Sen
MtnnelotafluB ($220O. Sir sic l1n=
terbaltung Ser Melioration ant &eo
&iper lin6 $500 ausgeiebt tpor0en.
Sir Sic Meliorationen int Miliiiippi,
mel@e bon beion6erem SSntereiie fir
Sen 5taat Minneiota iin6, miro cine
Summe bon $3.50, $50 bereit geitelt.
0apon entfaQen auf Sic Mrbeiten bon
ser Miiiourimiinoung Biz Minneapo=
liz 100000, auf SEN Musbau 6es Sea-
malls 5miiden Sem @innibigoibiib-5ee
un0 Sem 2eedsSee $4,000, auf Ser
beiierungen 5mii9en 8rainero un6
@rano &apios $22,5OO. MuBeroem
iin6 cine gan5e &eibe bon @orarbeiten
fir 5ufiinftige @erbeiierungen Ser
@aiieritraBen oes gtaates lit glus=
ii6t genommen mor6en, l1nter anoe-
rent au6 cine ltnteriud)ung 6es
&uelgebietes 6es @eo @ipers int Min=
neiota uno Nor6=D afota, UNI 5u ent-
i6ei6en ob 6as Srtereiie ser S9iff-
fabrt Sic Mnlage bon Staubeden err
for0erli6 eri6einen laBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

nelota paren antpeien0. Ser @r5bi.
ld)of mur6e an Ser 81 enbabn bon Sen
@olumbusrittern empfangen. Son
Sen &aumen 6es Cathedral Club aus
formierte ii6 Ger 3ug bon bunoert
8rieiterr, ote sic &atbeorale INN $50
l1br erreidten. Ser gr5biidof gelet>
tete sen 8ti6of gum Gbrone uno per-
las sic pdpitli6e 8eitalungS -urfun-
Sc. Solgenoe 8ii60fe aiiiitierten oem
@r5biidof: Mc@olrid bon 9ulitb,
@ebrle bon 8ismard, @orbett bon
Grootiton, 2amler bon ct. Saul Gro-
bee BON ct. CLOUD, &effron bon 8i=
mona un0 8ui6 bon 2eao, e.. 9. Dte
4aplane oes 8ii9ofs S'&eiup maren
sic 8farrer Combine bon Minot nno
2emieur bon Sarge. Ma@ Ser @ere-
monte celebrirte ser 9io5eian=@ertpe-
Ter, @eneral=8 ifar Cyan, 0aS So4=
amt. Mad ser Meiie bielt ser gr5bi-
i9of sic Snitalationsreoe. Die 60
l%umbusritter %fungierten babel als Gb-
%renesforte. Mm Ma9mtttag fan0 Elm
Sci tba11fett mno Mbenos Elm gmpfang
itatt.
9afpta.
8ierre.- 0ie Ginna6men 6es
StuuteS an Ger1i6erungs 1teuern fir
ous INIT sem 81. 9e5ember 1909 BE-
en0ete Sabr betrugen $86,411. 9aS
Sabr porber Belief ii@ Ser 8etrag
auf $75,749. Die @elammteinnabme11
oes 0epartements aus alien 9uellen
betrug $4,000 gegen $96,571 int
Soriabre.
5iour Salts. = SSn Gregory
Gol1ntp fat i,6 nit ser @erhaftung
pom Siaaf 3. @idep un0 Mrtbur &C.
mis-, mel6e bei@ul0igt lino, cine @ag=
g%onla0ung @ieb, Sic Sammer & Sobn=
Jon geb0rte, geitoblen gu baben, eine
Seniation ere;gnet. Die @erbaftung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

muroe Don 5beriff 8lafep porgenom=
men. 9as &erb0r fin0et ant 8. SUI
nj itatt.
8elle 6our@e. - IS. s..
&iogmap, Elm 56af5ii6ter, ser ioeben
aus Ser @egen0 con Camp @roof 5u=
riidgefebrt lit, erflart, oaB Ste oies-
iabrige @olernte ungefabr normal
lein Amiro, trot ser i@meren @erluite,
melhe sic S4at5ii6ter erlitten bo'
ben. 9ie @oui@ur fat begonnen nno
ein gutes @e lultat miro %erpartet. Sci
SEN boben @ollpreiien mer0en eS oie
3;i4ter mqbreno oieier Satlon gut
ausbalten f0nnen.
Mber6een.- Mue @eimltdtter,
Sic BON anoeren 5taaten our6 Sm0=
1afota NIT ibrem @iebbeltaroe nad
Montana uberiie0eln, baben bon iebt
an itrift SEN @ori6riften iiber gin<
fiibrung BON 8ieb IN Montalra nad5lt=
fommen. Sic miiiien 0as @l1tadten
eines 56ierar5tes bon 5u0=9afato an
ser @ren5itation bon 5i0oafota uno
Msontara pormeiien. @ier in Nber=
6een fonnen sic @iebber0en BON Ell
nem 5bierar5te auf ibren @eiuno=
beits5uitan0 fin unteriu6t wer0en.
2eao. - @ier mur0e Ser 8erin 6
gema6t, Sic Hrelien un0 Mai@ine1
oes u9ea0 9ailp &egiiter," 0eS TO-
5iuliitii@en @(attes, 81 5%eritoren, MEL
dies sic meitli9e Go0eration Ser Berg
arbeiter in ibrem Sample gegen Sic
! &omeltafe Minengeieui6aft unter=
1tiibt fat. Mebrere nit &ammern be-
maffnete Mdnner bra9en in 0aS Bn=
real1 ein u1o 5eritorten tbeilmeile Ste
5etnai6ine, 6rei &reiien uno anoere
Maidinen un6 lieBen einen 5erbro=
6enen @ammer in Der Druderet 5u<
rid. Die 3erit0rer entfalmen l1nge=
ieben.
9eo6moo6. - Sobn Sreber
funoigt an, 0aB er cine gisfabrif tn
Nluma, 5mei Meilen bon bier, erri9=
ten mfrs, nm gis im @roBen an sic
8epobner 0ieies Sbeiles ser S4tpar-
gen 8erge gu liefern. Die 6abrif miro
cine 2eiitungsfabigfeit BON % Son=
men pro Sag baben uno nit einem
&iblbauie perbun0en iein. Mrrange-
mentS iin6 nit ser @onioltoater No<
mer & Sight Company %getroffen NOR
Sen, nm Sen fon6eniiierten Dampf Der
turbine gu benuben un6 10 Die Mnla=
&c zines 0elttqeriemerfes 81 erlpare11.
Die Soften ser Sabrtf belaufen ii@
auf etma $4,000.
Siour Sails. = Ser 38 Sab
re alte @alter Mit6eM, melder BON
2afapette, Sno., mad Si6-D afota Tam.
perlor iein 2eben 6ur@ @eri6iittnng
auf elmer Sarm meitli@ bon bier. Gr
arbeitete nit Mnoeren 5uiamnen an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
3mrmdgegebcm
elizabeth, g. s., 3. Stunt.


gII5abefb, 81. s., 3. S1nt.
SSn elmer Maiienper iammlung int
@liiabetb, g. s., CAB ser Mbgeor0nete
Mur0od BON &a1las Spre9er Gan=
non oas Dor GINGER 3eit Ben republic
fanii6en Sni ltrgenten geipenoete&omz
pliment 5uriid. Cannon batte oamalS
erflart, 6ieie geboren eridoiien o0er
ais gerrdtber ibrer &artei erbangt.
@ltr0od bei6ul0igte SEN Spreder
iebt, 6aB er felt Sabren nit Can't
manp @ol u1tter elmer 9ede geiteft
bdtte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
Matiomales sdjmtemfeit.
Sem Oorf, 3. Sum-.

&c y 8. SHI1l.
Ser 6euti6e 8oti9aiter @raf 8ern-
itorff pobnte ant 9onneritag nadmit=
tag Oem iediten natiot1alen S9Iben=
feit bes Sdutenbu10es bon Mmerifa
ais @brengait BEL, oas lit @oboten, g.
S, int @ange lit. Ser gbrenpreis oes
9euti6en &aiiers, Elm goloener Mo=
Ter, sen er iiberrei9te, tpuroe nit
GROCER @egeiiterung lit gmpfang qe-
1oml1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
@as cine 5ommererfaltnng tbmn
fnn1t.

@en11 cine 5ommererfdltltng Der.
nadl4iigt miro, lit Tie I'M Stanoe, in
8ron6itis ooer 8neumonia aus5uar'
ten, geraoe 10 gut mie in irgen6 elmer
anoeren S%abres5eit. @erna@laiigt 1ie
1idt. Mebmt SoleD's @oneD ano
5or prompt. gs l0it SEN &uiten, Be-
ianftigt uno beilt Sic ent5in0etelt
9uftpallagen un0 treibt Sic grfaltung
aus Sem 5pitem. Molitor's 9rug
Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

@as Seberman,1 ,uii7en ipllte.
9aB 6olep MierenpiQen geraoe sic
Sngreoien5en entbalten, Sic notbmen=
sig iin6, sic Mftion ser Nieren nn5
ser 8laie gu ltdrfen, gu fraftigen uno
gu reguliren. Molitor Drug SO.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-14
GOOD GOVERNMENT

NITIZENS of Los Angeles are among
I the pioneers of a great movement
~ for the restoration of American
conditions in the United States. In
the ethical world, the Los Angeles
Good Government demonstration is of
even more Importance than the Los
Angeles aviation demonstration in the
material. Citizens look forward to
Good Government in the state, and to
Good Government in the nation.
The same combination of determina-
tion, fearlessness and patriotism that
gave Good Government to Los Angeles
can extend it. Similar causes produce
similar effects.
Old political lines are becoming hazy.
There are two parties in the Republic
can party, and the differences that di-
vide them will not be easily adjusted,
because they are matters of principe.
The members of the Democratic party
and of the Republican party who be-
lieve in the defense of the rights of
the people from the aggression of privi-
lb5S lOl III Oh HAhlSllIoii patty
They represent and stand for the fact
this government was founded in order
that its citizens might enjoy life, lib
erty and the pursuit of happiness.
Their policies are identical with
Rooseveltism. because Rooseveltism
stands for a square deal and Ameri-
canism provides for square deal. The
president of the United States, the
men who represent the predatory inter-
ests and the gentlemen called by Mr..
Roosevelt "malefactors of great
wealth" are not occupying an attitude
which harmonizes with the original
declarations and pledges Of the foun-
ders Of this country. Good Government
is secured by the election of men
pledged to Good Government princi-
ples: men who contemptuously refuse
to acknowledge the right of any ma
chine or any other form or agent of
interest or interests TO interfere with
the efficient management of public af-
fairs by clean, responsible, well edu-
Gated, experienced, high principled, in
dependent members of the public.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-14
FIRST VERSE OF FIRST
CHAPTER is EXPLANATORY

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12.-[Editor
Heraldl The 34th verse of the twenty
fourth chapter Of Matthew is ex-
planned in the first verse of the first
chapter, the book of the Generation
of Jesus Christ, the son of David; and
gives the royal generation (see Gen.
SID down to his birth in the city of
David.
The oath chapter commences with
the disciples calling attention to the
fine building OF the temple. Jesus said
there shalt not be left here one stone
that shalt not be thrown down. Private
ly the disciples asked him three ques-
tions. 1st-When shall these stones
be thrown down? 2nd-What shall be
the sign of thy coming? Sd-And the
end of the age? This conversation
took place in A. d. 49, The first ques-
tion was answered in the destruction
of Jerusalem, the other two will be an
swered in the "fullness of time" From
the fifteenth verse to the twenty-sec-
ond. inclusive, is description OF the
destruction of Jerusalem; the balance
of the chapter is telling the signs OF
His coming; and the end of the age.
The fourteenth verse is very impor-
tant sign given. This Gospel OF the
Kingdom, shall be preached unto
all nations (for witness); then shall
the end of this age come. When you
can count the nations that have not
had this witness, and notice the activi-
ty among foreign missionaries, you
must feel the end is near.
MARGARET BISBEE.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-14
MORE INSTRUCTION WANTED
FROM MINISTRY, is DEMAND

FULLERTON, Jan. Ill Editor Her
add: In reading over the columns of
your estimable paper of the 18th inst.
came across some extracts from SER
mons delivered by gentlemen of re-
nown to congregations composed or
young men.
To one has been given the honor of
the rank of bishop, that order being
the highest of the three orders of the
Christian ministry.
The other is a gentleman of much
learning, and naturally people who go
to public places to listen to such dig
nitaries as these expect to hear words
of wisdom, and something that is ele-
waiting and food for reflection; some
thing worth their while.
Now we will take the first sentence
of the extract from the sermon by the
bishop, and see If we can find anything
wise i'm it. 81 have no sympathy for a
great oVergrown six-footer, standing
around in the corner crying for butter
milk. | would like to see such a person
dressed up in woman's outfit and
branded as a woman-man."
Now this sentence in itself is an in
suit to the young men who were listen
ing to the learned bishop, and if possi-
BILE a greater insult to all womankind.
We consider that parts of the sermon
by the other gentleman of learning and
dignity are almost or quite as weak,
and sound more like simple talk to a
lot of bad little boys than TO congre-
cation of intelligent young men, capa-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-14
FEWER CONVICTIONS ARE
NEEDED TO MAKE JUSTICE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12.-[Editor
Herald: The article in Mondays Her
aid containing the letters from prison.
good appeals to all kindly disposed
people-if they will only act. This is
truly practical Christianity.
In my lecture tour through parts OF
Southern California 1 asked many audi
ences to- assist these men, with but
little response. Why should people
hesitate to employ them? Afraid? The
last published report Of the state parole
officer said out of n men paroled only
10 per cent had been returned, and
one of the prison board told me that
only per cent had been returned for
crime, proving that these men are not
criminals at heart and are safe to en-
ploy That report makes a thinking
person ask questions. If these men are
not criminals, why brand them as such
by sending them to prison? Far better
put them on probation, thus saving
expense to the state and disgrace to
the man and his family-the disgrace of
measurements, stripes, rogues gallery,
and the demoralizing education they
receive in our penitentiarieS.
Do our courts stand for justice or
convictions? 1T would seem as though
Los Angeles county stood for convic-
tionS, as we are told that more pflS-
oners are sent from this county than
any other in the state. what is the
matter with your district attorneys
Officer" is asked. "They are sending so
many men up here" Is it any special
credit to jury to have them comph-
mented on the fact that of all the
cases that came before these twelve
men every case but one was convicted?
Do juries stand for justice or conv1c-
ton?
What possible chance has culprit
who stands before a court with law
yer who is an unequal competitor with
the legal talent of long experience from
a district attorneys office? Something
is surely the matter with our laws that
will permit such an injustice to the
accused. Is it any wonder the culprlt
perjures himself and pleads guilty When
he knows he is not?
1t is due the state prison board and
Warden Hoyle to say the reports COM
ing from the woman's department at
Sar. Que1tin are greatly changed lIn-
der the new matron, who we are told
"rules by love-" and the women are
more comfortable in every way, which
rejoices all interested.
HESTER T. GRIFFITH.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-14
ALAS; POOR RICH!

DITY the sorrows of the poor rich
when the tax collector holds them
Il up! Rockefeller, Carnegie, Nor
gan and Ryan have been visited by the
New York tax man, and they have
sworn that in personal property, at
any rate, they are far from aff1uent.
Everybody thought John D. Rockefel-
ler was Millionaire. 1t turns out he is
only a paltry millionaire, paying taxes
on a miserable $2,5OO,000. What's two
and a half millions in these days of
bloated fortunes? What has Jawn d.
been doing with his pile? We hope
he has not been guilty of reckless ex-
travagance, or we fear we may have
to be extra economical with our per-
sonally conducted oil stove while he is
recuperating.
And there's Andrew Carnegie, laird
of Skibo, lord of Pittsburg, grand
padrone of New York and library
builder for the poor old American ma
tion, which for some reason rejoices
over the fact the name of Carnegie is
inscribed on many libraries where one
would expect to find the motto of the
city and the arms of the American
people, by the grace of God free and
Independent of everybody!
Apparently between 'Skibo and the
hire of bagpipers to do his blowing in
private and the Libraries and the hire
of writer's to do his blowing in public
Carnegie is almost all blown in.
OF course we ought to be more hum
BILE when speaking about Mr.. Carnegie.
Have we not seen it stated in print
that a number of years ago some news
paper writer in Los Angeles Lad the
audacity to poke fun at him, and that
ever since Los Angeles has been on his
black books? But even if the steel
magnate were to take us off his
naughty-bad book and put us on his
free list it would not mean much, for,
according to his own statement, this
once billionaire's fortune has been re-
duced to $5,OOO,0OO. Poor Carnegie! 1t
is evident he is living up to his famous
motto, He who dies rich dies dis
STdCeu.
j. Pierpont Morgan owns up to only
100000. No more grossly maligned
man has ever lived. The victim of
constant misrepresentation at last is
Vindicated.
Next on the tax collectors list is
Tom Ryan-doughty Tom. He is the
poorest of the quartet. His personal
property amounts to a picayune
100000. Let us all stop calling Ryan
a magnate. He has cen demagnatized.
The atrocity of this joke indicates
our wits are becoming impoverished by
reason of our extreme sympathy with
the unhappy persons over whose re-
duced circumstances we ask you to
join us in a sincerely shed tear.