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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-20
MARATHON CLUB ROOMS
ARE RAIDED BY OFFICERS
Squad Descends on Greek Society
for Violation of Liquor Law

officers in plain clothes, under COM
mand of Patrolman D. L. Murphy OF
the metropolitan squad, raided the
Marathon club, Greek organization
at $685. North Main street, late yes
terday afternoon, arrested John Pap
papetros, the proprietor Of the place,
on a charge of violating the liquor or
dinance and seized the books and char
ter of the club.
According to the arresting officers
the managers of the place were OPP
Grating under state charter and had
failed to obtain permit from the city
government, as provided in the new
liquor ordinance. Pappapetros was re-
leased under bail for his appearance in
notice court this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-20
SUGGESTS INCREASE OF
DEPTH IN OUTER HARB0R

Captain w. p. Stokey, in charge of
the United States engineers office in
los Angeles, has written the chamber
Of commerce for suggestions regard
ing the need of greater depth of water
If congress made an appropriation for
the survey of the outer harbor as a
preliminary step toward dredging APP
rronriations. It is expected that the
entire outer harbor will be dredged to
! denth of 30 feet within the harbor
lines. At the present time a channel
On each side of the Miner fill Is being
C-edged by che Union OIL company.
Sne If these is 400 feet wide and the
other SD feet wide. Both extend to
the 30-foot contour and are over mile
long Half the frontage on these cham
nels is owned by the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-20
SIGHTLESS MAN PREFERS
DEATH; SWALLOWS POISON

Tired of life without his sight, L. E.
Lesserd, 81, of 515 East Eighth street,
attempted to kill himself yesterday
morning by swallowing three antisep-
tic tablets. He was discovered by MISS
Hazel Horton lying on the floor OF his
one roomed house, grooming and moan
ing in agony. She notified his son,
Harry Lesserd. The latter proDaply
saved his fathers life by forcing MN
to swallow several raw eggs while
waiting for the emergency wagon to
come and take him to the hospital
At the receiving hospital, Lesserd
laughed at the effort on the part or
doctor and nurses to save his life and
stated, when they told him he would
recover that next time he would do
a better job.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-20
KOREAN, DESP0NDENT, KILLS
HIMSELF WITH BED SPREAD

XII Lee, the Korean who on two prev
ious occasions had attempted to COM
nit suicide in the county hospital.
where he has been confined for several
weeks, succeeded in killing himself
early yesterday morning, by sticking
his head through the iron Stats of his
bedstead and twisting bed spread
around his neck until he choked.
Lee waited until his night nurse,
]. Haslan, had gone to lunch at / a.
m, and then killed himself. He has
been threatening to end his life for
some time, being Respondent on ac-
count Of i'll health, and only recently
tried to hang himself with piece of
cord from his bath robe after gashing
his throat with a bit Of broken glass.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-20
JURY FAILS TO AGREE IN
CASE OF UNION AGITAT0R
Judge Discharges Jurors and Re-
sets Date of Trial

terday on a charge of lettering about
the Los Angeles Bank and Trust COM
panys building at Sixth and Spring
streets were unable to agree upon a
verdict When they so reported to
Judge Rose he discharged them and
the case was passed to be reset for
some time in December.
Fielder, it is asserted, is travelling au-
ditor for the BARRIERS union. A short
time ago he was arrested at Sixth and
Spring streets on complaint Of some
non-union workers engaged in wreck
ing the old bank building. The strike
breakers, it is alleged, asserted that
Fielder remained in the vicinity for sew
eral hours and finally approached
them, asked them to quit their posi-
lions and join forces with the union
iStS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-20
STATE SEEKS TITLE TO
10000 ACRES OF LAND

The Palo Verde valley land hearing
will be begun Monday morning by e..
H, Archer, United States surveyor gen.
eral for California, who will arrive in
Los Angeles this morning.
The state is endeavoring to gain
title to about 10000 acres in the Palo
Verde valley, and settlers on the land
have organized a protective league and
have engaged attorneys to oppose the
states action.
Though no definite place has been Sc
cured for the hearing it is believed 1t
will take place in the United States
land office. The land involved is esti-
mated to be worth at least $2,5O0,O00.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-20
JAPS BEAT EMPLOYER TO
GET PAY; ART ARRESTED

M. Masa and S. Yoshl, Japanese
gardeners, were arrested yesterday on
a charge of battery preferred against
them by F. c. Trapnell, 21S0 West
Twenty-eighth street. They claim that
Trapnell owed them $50 for work on
the lawn in front of his residence and
when he refused to pay they tried to
take it from him by force. He called
a policeman and the latter had to use
the butt of his revolver on the heads
of the Japanese before they submitted
to arrest. They will probably be ar
raigned today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-20
FRANK A. CIVILLE DIES
AT HOME IN EAGLE ROCK

Frank A. Civille. so years old, who
was connected with the Pease Broth
ers' Furniture store, died yesterday at
his home in Eagle Rock. He had re-
sided here for twenty-three years and
is survived by his wife and two sons,
Leroy H. Civille of Phoenix, and f.
Deane Civille of Los Angeles. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the chapel Of Over
holtZer & Sons.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-20

There was considerable gloom among
the Lincoln Roosevelt Republicans yes
te.day over the defeat of Judge Curtis
d, Wilbur. The nomination of Mel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05

rh,ts his f-row Prnwr~--iv~ ~ 30
srrsfn fh. Hon Nfnpur 'rwuf'r
sp~si, 20 ~ rnr'rz'
.fs. -1.r. s..t-1 H.- fH7 r's'- FOL-. 'r rs1'
600 90 - a 80 VOC .H Nv IfrsHr .ss
r.r. H.i.s FOL sTss-n 30 .H7sHsr.a So sf~sH
fF. rHss. rsrafIrs - 80 H-s-trsr "sHHr '.f H
CIV r.f.. f1 rtrs ss1--suI1 be- T4.
.- A.. .sH4ss. ffsatr-v % --T'- FHa , ..r rrrr
fTHH1 10 sf1n's
The tlIuds axe Treason - Colonel
RDusFvEtr viz rrgprls Eimtsif ~
no "ri Z nal avakrn"r rnd s'iTsnsr and
no greatest Prlgr-ssv~ B't' 'h~--
= cuhfrnastiun - 'he Cummina vlev
% q vigorous - h'.'s paid % Battle
HlB Nv the Col1usl facfJtum Tho Hon
CLIFFORD PtNrUDr. o., a meeting IN MI.
vBukse
s-as'or O., FJftErTH S.s msis 30 ss-ft
s1 49, win ne rsrfs - 90 - ne strnusrst
q 1r,r'-f. - has'1nsi sruoa flr cousgrv.u5n
v.-f'n ~ nsuSnsi sph-Fs 10 80 ! urtrr
s',hi no -rsr man - suggest n. pr1'--tion
% ne c1sI ishia N ~ pnBus DOW an SOD ~
hss ZEN strsst sgppSyssr - ne Proposed
,shisn ard vti's Moua's'1 hsrlntl f5rv,'
from ths r-s''
n - true that senator IA TOILETTE
was the intruducer ~ q resolution in
The senate during President RoOsT-
Wits last term calling FOR 'he with
drawAl from entry ~ mineral lands n
the public domain. but be never -
cetvsl credit for being a cou-erva'or
from either Forester PtNCHOr or Mr.
ROosEvELT Mr. IA FOiIrTTF'S claim
20 being tho FIRST insnrgen' IN az" G.i
can hardly be denied however he
lnsurgei 50 herrelv durng 80. Last
Roosevelt Administration thai IT. name
was high up on the blacklist fJr lpns
while \ real snten'. cprdlalo wa MT
established until Mr. IA FOiI FrTE was
summoned 20 Sagamore Ill. la.r sum-
mrr When N" senator was a ,andl-
iatr for the Republican nomination Tor
P-rsdent IN 1907 H. cumpia.u.I that
wis rsyer he went lie found Mr. ROOsE-
vEIl's friends cutting the ground from
unde his feet Now Mr.. RpOsEyLiT's
Forester discovers IN the senator the
original Conservator az coal lands IN
tho national domain n wis very
of Mr. PIN,HoT Who va,
suprOv.-d Ia b. the only bona it'd" con
-eryutor. the man who made the first
entry and staked ont claim - the
honor
We have no doubt the discovery uf
the Hon. ROBERT VI IL FoLLFTTE u~
the savior ~ The nations fuel has the
Endorsement Of Colonel ROOSEVELT for
the rim" being But what will he say
to the recognition hv ProRr"s-iv"
chleftsin Of Rattle Boa a. tho greatest
Conscience swak"ncr and moral back
bone stiiener III this generation Where
does Colonel ROOSEVELT come IN There
- not room in 'his country for two such
public bensfsCtorH
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The s,Iencr Of Io,ali,-

Pom ~ 4rtEv'' ~. E'I F>2....sa
Ip- some reason Or other Mr. Roosevelt
~ r-"- 10 recognize The ,umrlisImeGf.
u' the Taft Administration or au,-ui them
de ga earnest 81 future proSss- Ia The
man. address, he has thus made In the
West be has failed to mention the name 90
h.. successor aud p-f-oual friend NLI-
l.. uIir----- lt." had r. ,ritl, al ton, -
.u." unfair uuI uun-' NIb-d 20 rU'-
.'- ft.t that ii- travelling uupsutou- are
'Hp q 'E- u'p-' u.'-Iplsn 'rI'l,s % 's-
lar Administration one "'I-ll-d from
OIL" tur dIsIpysI'v aud tu-Ii,urdiua' .lu.
and another prIued b. LI- iH.lIr" 10 - poe
'IH"4 Ia "N..- ,dHnu' !au - reats TIE
I.pr"Ss on that Colonel Roosevelt - not 'ha
|uHaI freud. d--iTpu- atuyr ell 'h|us- FOR
the ~. ,--. 81 the Administration Tor Vtl,h
b" WIS ,ll~ry Responsible 'hH' the I.Ibnp.
had riRh' 'u -Np-t 'utSiuz 'ls -.fls-
ton from a point "4'-id" H." ,.r.lr ui mt
mate suuN .",is". - books d." y.sriug NIy-
.trI.U nI 49," Ir.u..I.a of no square deal .
ut shi.u ~ heard 90 Hu,h va times Il,'
IlnI Nr E.u--'"lt - htrhoIuy %" IIst
.l AGAIN 'aking up ne hu ri-n~ ~ the D. 20
station. a. undoubtedly urged D., .u'us 81
Arlhi' .o.s u.t "a balanced advisers =
.u''u,sl, abl. ~ -. face u hi- reiterated
ledge bu' the al--n'c - that FRIENDLY
r-,ul1I 'tOn fur great a,uI-N"ments So hi'u
., t.r Ir"s,Ieu' Ini' r-,ogur''uu " .,'
SENS Co D." tewsud~d Lv me -'rongs-'
'.,.- OF personal devotion and i,ssr s-.ry ir.
cannot .ul 90 yrpi.,s results s~uug. n'.tc
.ipn tuS Republican usrt' sud 'le 90 .u'ry
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RIE nsna Arrnra,N



Tt- gis ben r.ars .. psrua.- me MOST perfect
ur. 90 s-t,r IG he World v hen 90 "a, sndsr
.,,r-l- .rtlHD rather iTyrr 'hAa Bat erb'aTy ADO
''r men A.'-ptoWer Fa. % SIR Geprg- SIr
.In .as ,.rss't-d r'Sar'.1s 90, o. "'hhu!fm
H,,,Arsi 49, 10 vAs Impossible 20 design = curk
-.u'..' 60 H.s rr.sss ~ t'Upers'ure md other
r'ir~-sl - rs~s - srrur nat world lr-T time
aI'h.r '1rr 81 I've seconds The Isis l"rt t-.rr
tIurpr tlrn nr b b-cAett Denis"u ruseN'r
vip 49, q famous hoToIoGist, thogEht other
y'sr auI O." des'Iurd specially for the West
minister rfo.. tis Era,i'N ts'ag~ur u', 10 Viii, o.
% oN-- ~ usrl elbows good going
An elective signal IL automatically sent by PIG
B-n once day to Orecnwtrh and win nOuotO
nous sAmeU'ss sir q Any aud he sICccs~yr
Ia their Auusa. rrpOr',. have placed un rrrorI
he lrregrbscial.c behavior % the gr"s' clp,a
"a t..os' iaysltis almost crsd true ana or hA-~.y
rlfa Dozen day. .r Hny year does u vArv a. Tnucs
three ssoonds from accurate Greenwich mean
time strictly tpesNns, Big Ben % The name
not ~ Tho c'OcE. bat % the fourteen ton hour
bell. Ihe de~ sniuG aud easing % whish S"F-
a.sD superutsnded by iOrd CrimihOrpe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
a MARINE IIrfinE Nasn.,.

- to f'fg'r'. hg-uFI
r0"si eyrrr.I n-ut 10 befnR made rrar Nrw
O-,-au. where . barge load ~ EeEEe,i mats Il,
.,-li.x rai.s4 ~ means 10 lsrGs ufinE rsgne'
= Ioad Of co'tDn ties. sunk near Natcbs' will b."
nc,I taLru up. while a load - woven wire sHu-
..A- iittsburs will be 'h- thIrI tAsE
mo uaTnrt Is-d in the sor. l. Three sui on-
hat feet 10 dian~trr and wt.Ebs 500 pounds
q I. dropped lHto toe s'r,sm. tie current tI-u-i
On aIi I've % So s~ss - nails raised 81 The .Il
: asTr1cs - enp iOy ~ for 'be puTy"-s Tho - /.
ssigu SO POUNDS % tae bsz. ~ the rsErrt ma.
from oJD 20 71O bounds zach trial
\ grrat saving 10 beiBs realized ~ 'he use % tht
rAsucI which could not be OiheTsiss effected
y ere Q dTedEs used kss- would be btoaen oprn
huI much sAI4Hiie mstfrAl lost In th's Nay
ne ksgs ar rsis~i intact ard the na'Is 49, urin
: rrl. r'c~I.t for slsbt TIst Between a. suI -
- cent Uf me cargo Gao bs Tai-rd I'is aIIru
"a the ton.
The kegs are raised from . depth - 20 feet
Tue ,0.t.1 ties sac strips ~ ssrei uss4 loo ia,I~p
log cotton bales.
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ahsa-vr-t rt-i1v rHrar~a~ Fnslrnd
fr.Ia rr.rHf .p.rs.i .u au sr.rr'.' rrur"
binding ''ru many allan, ss With r."
rr'.Hr- .rH. 20 rrs'r-.iay "r. 'a-t ''"
sIfrr 900 -sr-ns .1 'I7' 'H~ 't'rrfr ru
..r| Ur- ~ British a'ffeamou rti
..I.. 10. pr.i 90 nr- learning ~ gnuv
rl.rri p0d E..' o. vr'I ~ 80 once
Errr B.fF-'t rrI s.lr Ilssst q Pho
Hud1-kusl
Thir'r srars 1gl fia Roy Zoo N-v Enz.
land horn 100 suus - 'ha MANY small
rooms -hsrs Rsvo.uf onary msmOr-s
sell survived. learned -agrriv that ~
yr-a' fitir. ronfie' - hil rU'r'r,- was
% be- With Great Britain H~ wa iei
uron 'ha STORIES 90 Lexington aud
Bunker HI IL most eniU-ei spog'
was shooting raiHot's from b'hiud The
stone walls vhsrr not mpossibiy his
xr-st-Erandfathers aimed a. Pro NIRN's
rrEilais In 'he .Oug winter nights
~ listened 20 his srandfaih"r's stories
~ The war % 1914. or learned from his
father % thr b,t'rr dags % re Trent
affair Probably BE- 80 even forgotten
20 tell his hry. 81 'hus' DAYS VI the
charges ~ 'h- n,I hrs.nd tie barr.
heIi Jv ~ ll'sI -piCoC's' who with
his generation vanished forever from
wis New England memory
In three d-c1dss he boz. o. Er gland
have fought the Russian 'u' French
man and now the German Yet no
~ ~ ,... .ra.rtr. %, chs - if.4t. 90.
las facet lo" OF any % those nations
T. 4. ea-r 20 mag - too f.uch. ant v"t
~ DO" OIL Journals r0d 10 'Hc r".,Dlirc-
ton. Ot 'ug'u -'.u rrau-.art,v Pc
called - uHmpr. tN-." = q source 81
rest and comfort .u 10" dags when nh"
war drums og fhr journals and 'hc
Var alurIms ~ rhr op-rr'nr' traveller
sound 80 iouI.E uu every s.l" After
al 'N', AZ" lBW..tr sounds
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ne N.~ Nst,.naI..s.

FrIF 80 - 49, "a Rfsu'T.4T
n -nnans Inevitably The dsvs,Opmsut u q
s.pTsue Federal power "a th- rrvssnee Of
which The states would .briy~I sui ascsv
W Roo s-vel's conception - The ncs
M 1usI an - al sgvu,v Tor CONTROL % :
srecal privilege aud the azgrsss. "
private wealth - No doubt drAo-Ta'iC.
even radically democrat. ia - sy.rlf Du'
r'r HIz iups'terye % the restraints OF tho
'-iicury. a. expressed at Denver emf his
q. sfr"-' % written constitutions which are
ny -rsy't amend a- expressed ~ pueblo.
sUi b. Did tune contempt Of Congress 80
expressed 80 uften dpr'nS bis last mJu'as 10
f.F Pr -lt~urv - would undoubtedly land
o." republic. 10 given free hand Ia form
u democracy witch would L~ th- ready
prev 90 he I,s,utiNs power That = rp
-.E. '.r INrg.'.,- yU.Il be- 10 49, 'he On
'r" Euter'rrcu' aud Mr. FuO.syrir N0 Id
70. 81, -i'rrr 10 -u, ali San or Is~ausm
There are many separate features % I.s
progressive rYu,ic-' which ba." oar
hearty approval Jv' 'ti- - not The ',ma 20
consider them "a tr'rI What - ,li-ry
es-sntil! b., % Ns' a correct measure - me
Roosevelt pouclvs. ~ merely Ia them - 10, -.
h"' H- EHlruu'H4 "a he mans own
tendencies personality and temper There
are many -ur-rr d'vofv-s ~ dsmo,raOv
even radical d-uovfa,N. Who fetNeu;iy de-
>.r- t'- attainment 81 u.uru the came cad
h- EIns.. -,' seems %. uu' Nho could not
fu.IuN '.- Leadership. fearing 20 receive
.rs.E from hi- hauH- not dsno,ta,y
i"un,rHttc 'u the core uut a drmuvti.,
.' WHOSE heart Ma rnthruurl de-pHi
4, ilI 'he C,n-"T,at . people 10 'h!, ,uuu-
''.. Hhu have l.'u'r'u gwen Mr. Eoo-..1 cit
4. ~ -,prOr' at critical times. y snot vf'h-
..' .r- -'F.' --y,t'luu 90 tie gr..U draI-
."r, 80 ''-Ir position 'la' urca- - how many
n..I- v'-s- Lac t'a pas ,ur tleV al ru-
Tee auA ~'.. r,lavn themselves Hu.uLs
fN.s man = followers
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p.,.' ,o-r.s po.dssrs LOHdor TslSe'5r'
W Ls,c b-'1 shown Aeroplans hau hrtof'
b4t oUe vUich has Just appeared on he hour
\aris ,Ooks ~ II u Were rssl improN eusn
upon - predecessors ~ seems 10 have hers
cot OFT lu honor % YOUNG Ar Aoissni. lAs'
o., a foot Loug srrrad out % earh alde gf ne
h-ad Hut ihe real imprSvemeut u N ne ~
pins These have prOpeiiers a. theI ends -
onrz Win real wooden hindes Nhtca rerolS
Whsn = brrsgs btops tire scrrSs 60 gsyiy TeIsl
OF these noaOpisas hats hes yet Peag $50 ~
u atusrted mueh AdmiTatiOa % ne eesie. 80
aud u bound 70 % eDried ThaD - ~ El.I
iune - hnvtng really geSa So tdeas ~.
nneTy They are ~ aoonaI eArTio1 0ue 80 -
ehoaD oBOps copy thems
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rsr'irs ~ifh 'h-sr tr~--~- ~ ~ ss'rs 80
H ZOO. FHrik-r.tiaf. NV sitssr d-uiani
small f.r'rns ~ Gill ne -sll - 81
WY fbts hang H-~tus' In ths past
'hs Breton ruman sore at1gs'hsr ri1--
G'ting rars and ~ Ter 80 sppeasnr-s
sHrH r1n-~rn@i ~ msds ~ didyg-urs
7hstBsr 'hsy had INV hair "a 'hsr hes l.
10 NE
b. IN az evil tine f5r tls hair msr, llsni
Brv'0n Euulan brought back frusn Parts
q hat q real Paris crsa,lon rhsn svsry
siri Ia Brtrttnv ~ovgsrd ono Iiks ~ and "
no wJr- q ha' shs wan;s.i hsr own hair
thus ths fines, ami lsra~si hair msrEs'
has x1ns 1'ii q sHistsaos % SO TOE
miiinsrs that d-sfrov~si the hair d~alsr's
lz-s' market and rsiuo-si him ~ he Chi-
ns-se article Al msn syffetathits Clr~~s
IN 'hsn,' an nothing stop th=ni IN fn~i-
runB'fa rIurns'
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\ Tim"ly Discovery by clifford
pInChOi.

on the eve Of the Senatorial primary
m Wisconsin handsome compliments are
falling like wreaths on the modest brow
OF the Hon. ROBERT " IA TOILETTE.
who used TO boast, before he had 10 eat
humble pie, that patronage was 30 much
impodinenta IN n political battle and
that he could whip the enemy without
it. A a matter Of fact, no politician
hunts patronage with koener scent.
IN the primary campaign Mr. IA Fol-
LITE, detained on his farm by the
chores which he attends n in overalls
with a camera trained upon his sturdy
person, has summoned his new and ha
Old fuends 10 cay a good word for him.
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~ 70 g08--I son-EvrDT-s s'r~nvth sat -
f0I'fs EJ. 10 - Frlgrtfsf,s Sr' rut 10 rad. o..
@3.'a. bEhanTr IT 'fhr4fsI
senator BrHEErr evidently bslonEs 70
that dsplorablv large numLsr u psr,1ns
Who DO not read Colonel RoOsEvrf ? :
ar....L...a
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The >.w,rkI,ucnlns IuI,r,m,ut,

The report or the Licking county
Grand jury upon D." Nu,t..g OF
C,EL VI EuHluSDroN. tho Anti Sa.Oon
League d"'ec'ty" ~ Newark. Dino. GA
Jul. confirms ne. worst thing that
were s..I ubou' N..or hIulLTuS
sheriff WrII,Ai LI,ku amt ,li-i oi
Police ItU.t.LI a. '.r TIN" ol the
a'ro,ty. Newark which Is "a town of
about ,jur inhabitants. - 'hl''y-'wO
m...s from CDwupu> uuI has ip,u,nn-
tlv. and boiler SHOTS and mdny fac
tories l. was al au."i 10 hc II Try
town lsf NE authorities must lay"
known at ji.'rNlst'.r,'' OF srraE rasle-
and th"r made l''l.' e.. no a't"iulf 20
keep IN" % -url'r.v clement ia check or
20 'oo,; after ~. morals o.; Newark l.
Wa IN word drraal-n' town, AMI d.,
;"s' human 40" we're "a disgrace 20 a
c.EI'Z,-i community
The 'vunhuS Of IrUrf ,N,ToS 'pok
Iln". after = raid 81 the speak -l-I,.-,
and Wa PLANNED ~ deliberately a. u
f..r" HnT' .' Ip...v 2. h'. r.f ENr,'l w.'".
Nu' i.,ru'.r lpI ~. mob vur,. 70 ma.
ITHFTIS' rO> was laugel IN -" court
house su.ur. from az u"rr"yl-'-I ~rai-
't.'i The. .."ur.'y 81 those ru.' q '.g"
. 100 tie vurhiry Ms krnvu r." 'raL-
,iy Wa merely gu .r..i"u' "a ttr wor
br'Wcrn the rIu-"iirr, and the Anti
/ ~t'pon League IaNhr"aEor- -aid
/ Judge SEWARD, who i-eu~I venlr-
for a special Grand jury have openly
deh.l the cou-t~ her" for year The
,r'v AMI county u'''."r- have openly
rpuu,v.-l a. Nlu.s'.uu- 81 a." Iuw ami
trlIv u ll, taken b.aoi-h,I - avak,
/ the Jaw abiding element 20 "a RADIATION
= ne drplurabl" -r'raf ION.
/ There can h.. no doubt thar civic pride
was dead IN newark Tn" hest Of clti-
l"us lived in terror OF %" laWl"-- "Ie-
u"ut n" Navor Wa v-aN..Ig aud
/ feared 10 oyp0-.' u I'.i 'h' sheriff and
. ,hlsfof Po'o" w-r" hand 10 glove with u
/ for political reasons Governor II lEA'uN
B n the cm-rgrir. ar'.,l with h.- .laI
energy -usI"ru.ug -" Nsvo. and ~h"r-
! n. d"spa' hing troops 20 newark. auI
speaking hl- ru ud freely about ~ cow
arilv c''I2"u- 1h"Grrud Jury has nov
indicted 'w.rr..Gyr I"rcou- for murder
10 m. first drgrr". 'Wonty-ou- for not
ing ton for assault ard tn for perjury
T. has found t.n' Mavor ATHEKTON
sl,i.krd away when tie mob was pre-
pairing 20 ivu'h ~" directive; that the
~ncrH l.ir rhr IlIl wh.e ~" mob WIS
barr"rng down the door 10 Get az FIN
ItRIN,Tpy. who vas held There for safe
keeping AMI thar the Chief OF Police
PLAYED a gam" 81 cards In a neighbor-
,ng saloon when the victim was bong
hanged
V" 40 not know what effect Governor
HtrHpE'- ,Iguruus speech and deter
mined usc - troops IN dealing with m.
criminal am dI-orderlv m Onto towns
ike N"Nnrk and columbus will have
upon hi- .-p"'ts ~ a oaud dat" fDI
Governor. hv' y ~ evident that Olu
needs such mau ~ 'hc hIghe-t ex-c'I-
NV" authority. aud that ,nlF men u hi-
cahbre and resolution 'dn save such
cities from Icy"urrar .Ou uud buHIchv
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dealer IN false hair ask. an indulSen,

4 d-a "r IA false hair a SKI an indulEen'
world 20 i-Ir with MIN bIt nd hear his
surrYN~ j. ~ not that tie supply ~ short d.
u l- a'Nuv- i.tf Bat b., l.as D.,sT q die ia
'u, last v.rr q, meet the deHsnd ~ inn
pprt4tiou, a. ia China. queues cat III the
heads - soldiers Thoroughly boiled.
madam I-'rrr they ever reach Su'I.
boiled ln 49, Na'-r and sil Kinds of ACIDS
stained i.rI.u..i. ran through sleeves.
stretch 81 ,'l,tr'al. Iu.un.I"I pert Iinsd.
and WRAPPED 10 an -"E'Ic. dv.-luri1ed
scaled package.
Set'l"r 10 It ~" fari 'ha' tickle fashion
say. one d,y rats. another -oIri- aud
tu. next -pIr-- that worries LOOK
., rhi- irspt'oh from Niruna, Nh"r, uI-
tuurI'y upon such matters dNe.ls Iu.
..r,....lug ruiYr 81 hair 81 IRE '.r.t 0, p.. ud
.r q ugni-n O. 4, win an Indication - a
% SIRE ~ -pm- fa-alnnabl. CIRCLES for
II'an r,.d This however - very likely
p, raifr" aut o. ~ Thought that r-Turc
..rtug Il.rk uir VIII -, 20 ,a.A ,sxt..
u- 10 b." to- .rIv auI Nrru ~ 'a,. Loot
au-~.-l Wu.H'u
>u.g What stall . ..a'.r -'.,H ni. With
DO I'd or hltr, iulr mig.' u.' ..,4,4
q. s.rIuus 30. uI,u II ~. sYri.ly we're.
greater. ~ N,"nup 'h'. d.mtnd ~ met
rupr" ,at-. is '.lu ~ r4pts other turpr..ti,
CAPITAL. ts-...r.. Con-" Hungarian v,frrn
,'..I port WITH their it.r a.. 90 2. IN ..I,.
n,u..n' l.In. % o., no. '"rr gu.-i hair.
uu - So. Oh. 49, r..-. ,.,r Pan.
Se."r r,."r l.'nr. utsr tn" huynr-
cont ou' ID, o." provincial fairs returned
~ svitohl~,, Tho Breton girls. who
used 10 10 glad - add 70 their dots by
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Chas. Brewer &CO. S
NEW YORK LINE

REGULAR LINE OF VESSELS
Plying between New York & Honolulu
The Bark Nuuanu VIII sail from New
York for this port about July Is. 1910.
Subject 10 change without notice.
Freight taken at lowest rates
For freight rates apply to Chas
Brewer & Co. . Kilby street. Boston
or Theo. H Davies & Co., Ltd, Homo
lulu.
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AUDITING.

INSTALLING accounting systems. ad-
justing books. etc, VIM. Montrose
Graham. $40 Stangenwald Building.
Telephone 1867. S61l
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DRAMATIC.

MARIE KENNY; private lessons; act
ing. elocution-vaudeviIle songs
stage and ballroom dancing-grace
culture. 175 Beretania. Phone SO.
$685.
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MEMS CLOTHING

MEMS CLOTHING on credit; $1.00 .
week Suit given at once. F. Levy
Quitting Co, Sachs Building. 1851
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*23.125 on 800 paid. t54 per cent.
paid. tRedeemable at 103 at maturity.
SPaid up. +f4212, seller 10.
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AUTOMOBILES.

RING Phone 6 and ask for Fred
Moves new seven passenger Ki.sel
Kar No. 4S2. $3.50