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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
CHINESE is CHARGED WITH
VIOLATING LOTTERY LAW
Police Raid Den in Basement of
Sun Light Restaurant

Armed with sledge hammers, a squad
of patrolmen in plain clothes. working
under the command of Sergeant Ross.
battered their way into the basement
of the Sun Light restaurant at 1928
East Second street last night, raided
an alleged lottery den, arrested Ting
Toy, who is said to be the proprietor of
the game, and a negro named Clarence
Reynolds. The officers also seized a
table, several chairs and other para
phernalia.
Ting was booked at the central po-
lice station on a charge of violating
the lottery ordinance and Reynolds is
charged with gambling. The former
was released under s10O bail and the
latter deposited $40 for his appearance
in police court Monday morning.
Soon after the raid on the East Sec
ond street place Patrolmen Amman
and Robinson entered the laundry
conducted by Wong Sing at Fifth street
and Towne avenue and arrested the
proprietor on a charge of violating the
lottery ordinance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
ANGELENO WILL BE SENT
AS MISSIONARY TO CHINA

The council of the Los Angeles Con-
gregational association has been called
for next Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock to hold a session in the First
Congregational church to examine
Frederick Paul Beach preparatory to
his ordination.
Mr.. Beach is a popular member of
the First church who recently gradu-
ated from the Union Theological semi
nary of New York preparatory to be-
ing sent to the foreign mission field.
Mr.. Beach will be sent out as the
snecial missionary of his home church
and will go to Foo Chow, China, his
expenses to be paid by the Los An
geles church.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
AVERY CLAIMS $4,000 FOR
JOHNSON UP TO TEHACHAPI

Russ Avery, chairman of the Repub-
Iican county central committee, yes
terday gave out the following estimate
of the pluralities he says Johnson will
receive in Southern California coun-
ties:
''From reports received at headquar-
ters we feel confident that Hiram
Johnson will go to Tehachapi with
majority of at least $4,000. Los An
geles county will contribute $1,000 of
that number, San Diego county 44OO;
Imnerial county 500, Orange county
500 Riverside county 1900, San Ber-
nardino county 1900. Ventura county
600 Santa Barbara county 1000.
1--WE believe that this is a conserva-
tive estimate and will not be surprised
if the returns show greatly in excess
of these figures"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
A Politician for Superior Judge

candidate the Republican ticket for superior
Good Government
poll
primary least of
political made Mr. Craig
some OF is
Republican candidates
encouraging
Republican candidates that office This Mr. Craig
undoubtedly suggest that his friends
connection the
says
though everybody vote for Gavin W. Craig for
candidate
candidates that Craig is all right
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Mr.. Bell is growing stronger every
day, and it cannot be stopped by the
false cry of stop, thief so often used
by pickpockets.
when Mr.. Bell announced that he
would take all public institutions out
Of politics and give the taxpayers a
dollars worth of service for every
dollars worth of taxes, he met the
approval of the taxpayers of Cali
fornia.
"When Mr.. Bell declared his inten-
ton of breaking up the text book
ring he received the applause of the
parents of the state.
'rWhen Mr.. Bell declared that he
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

objected to any one owning land In
California who could not and would
not swear allegiance to our flag, he
was applauded by all.
"When Mr.. Bell proved by the Con-
gressional Record that he had fought
the fight of the citrus growers against
the railroad combine, they gave him
their approval and promised him
their votes.
"When Mr.. Bell showed how he
could and would stand for a progress
sive administration he received a
word of encouragement from all.
1T is a safe proposition that at this
time the vast majority of the voters
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLlNG
FROM FORMER EMPLOYER

Accused OF embezzling various
amounts from his former employer, M.
Raphken. a young man, was arrested
by Detective Ingram last night and
locked up in the city jail.
Raphken formerly was employed by
d. Lipshutz, a wine merchant. Raph-
ken was discharged a'short time ago
and since that time, it is alleged, he
made a practice of visiting the custom,
ers of Lipschutz, taking orders and
keeping the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
vAeRANr GETS JAIL TERM

Charles washington, colored, arrest
ed at 500 Carolina street october 81 on
q charge of vagrancy and during ms
trial accused Of being an OPIUM
e,,1ol,er was sentenced to serve thirty
davs in iail by Police Judge Freder-
ickson Yesterday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
"Unlimited Credit" is FREE

very little money starts payments at Ihe GEM we
charge nothing for Unlimited Credit We have only one
price you do not wish to buy spocah basis we give you
and do ask cent OF interest Inc Ge
motto has always accommodate the Public We give the
orngman the the suaest kind OF square
deal The GEM will you right and save you money.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
WOMAN FINED FOR THEFT

Mrs Helen Kennard, $50 North Hill
street. who pleaded guilty in Police
Judge Frederickson's court to charge
of stealing sixty-nine pieces of linen
from the Los Angeles laundry, where
she was employed, was fined $50 with
the alternative of going to jail for htty
days yesterday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
SERMON ON LORDS SUPPER

The Rev. A. c. Smither, pastor of
the First Christian church, will preach
on ''The Lords supper this morning.
and at 1880 p. m. he will continue his
series on "A Trip to Alaska" illus
trated with stereopticon views. After
this he will deliver a short sermon on
'If I Were a Young Woman"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

yourseand to come TO tne
GEM Store first of all when ready to BUY nome
furnishings GEM absolutely and positively save you
money furnish your home complete and make as attractive
and cozy as you could Every article in store IS
bargain assand every article in store Is bargain Inc
prices the lowest in the city We will prove 1t to you
when YOU come The offerings page merely hint o
the kind of values offer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
MINISTER'S TO MEET

The November meeting of the South
ern California Ministerial association
will. be held Monday at the First Chris
tian church. Speakers will be the ReVs.
L. w. Klinker, Rogers, Smither, Ever
son. F. M. Moore and w. ]. A. Smith.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
To Good Government Workers

All Good Government men who are
willing to watch the count at, the polls
on the night of election day are re-
quested to notify headquarters by tele-
phone or otherwise at any time during
Monday. Telephone Main 66OS or F4792.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
DISTRACTIONS

why do you always dine where there Is u"
@As a matter Of precautlon sometlh'es opa some- rn
music helps me to forget the food anu 10i,sin =
times the food helps me to forget lne
-Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

of California will give their suffrage
to the man who is capable, who has
proved his integrity, and who will
fulfill every pledge made to the
people"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-31
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
Program that VIII he Carried Out ut
Coming Session


Coming Session.
BEATRICE, Neb., May 30.--(Special)-
Following the the program Of the forty
third annual state Sunday school conven-
tion to be held here June 10:
TUESDAY MORNING.
Elementary Conference.
Open to all workers, but especially to
those who have the children under 10 years
of age.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Conference of County Officers
This conference is open. to all, but es-
pecially to the county and district officers,
department superintendents The state eX-
ecutive committee Will meet with the Of
Ulcers for general council on all matters
pertaining to the state work. This ought
TO be one of the most helpful sessions for
those who have the privilege of leadership
in the work in Nebraska,
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:45 O'clock-Devotional song service under
the leadership of Prof. L. d. Eichorn of
Denver, Colo.
s15 O'clock-Presidents address, Mr..
George G. Wallace, Omaha.
appointment of committees.
General announcements.
S:45 Oclock-Address 1.-THE Sunday School
and the Great Commission" Rev William
A. Brown, international missionary super
intendent.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
promptly at o'clock
$50 Oclock-Bible study, Messages OF
the Books" Rev. J. M. Kersey, D. D.,
Omaha, state teacher training superlntend-
emit
800 O'clock-The grand review.
Report OF executive committee.
Report OF treasurer.
Report Of general secretary.
reports or department superintendent
1900 o clock-Noon day prayer service.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
200 O'clock-Song service.
2:15 O'clock-Bible study, Messages Of
| the Books" DIR. Kersey.
2:45 Oclock-Study of the child beginners
and primary, Mrs Mary Foster Bryner
international elementary superintendent.
| slcal mental and social characteristics
Mr. Edward r. Dennison. boys work secre,
tary. Omaha Young Mems Christian as
| ISOLATION.
<:i5 O'clock-world's convention echoes
| 5:l5 O'clocls-Adjournment
$50 'clock-Supper conferences Ito b,
announceD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
| 7:45 Oclock-Song service.
| S:15 O'clock-Address. Mr.. w. d. Stem
adult department superintendent OF Kansas
S45 O'clock-Address. Mrs. Mary Foste
Bryner.
THURSDAY MORNING.
500 o,clock-ouiet half hour; doors CLOSED
$50 Oclock-Bible study. 1.-THE Messages
| of the Books" DR.. Kersey.
900 o'clock-Study Of the child; Junior
Mrs. Bryner.
9:45 o'ciock-study OF the boy; his re
ligious characteristics, Mr.. Dcnnlson
| 1880 O'clock-Business.
1900 Oclock-Noonday prayer service.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
200 O'clock-Song service
| 2:l5 O'clock-Blble study, THE Message
of the Books" Dr. Kersey.
2;45 cloc6-Study of the Intermediate
Girl, Mrs Bryner
$3.50 Oclock-Study OF the boy and tn
Sunday school, Mr.. Dennison.
i 400 Oclock-Business, election of Officers
etc.
4;S0 o'cloc!S-Address Music in the Sun
day School," Prof Eichorn.
500 O'clock-Sectional conferences.
Adult conference with Mr.. Stem.
intermediate conference, with Mrs. Bryne
| and Mr. Dennson.
700 o'c!ocb-Adult parade; l5OO mel
wanted for this parade.
THURSDAY EVENING.
7:45 O'clock-Song service
s:15 O'clock-Address, w. ID. Stem
S:45 O'clock-Address, William Brown,
$3.50 fredericksburg words.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-31
MRS. DOXEY ASKED FOR LOAN
Writes Des Moines Lawyer that Man
is Almost Dead.
SAID SHE WOULD GET INSURANCE
Letter, n Part of which Was Written
by DIR. DOxey, Was Placed in
Evidence-Court Room is
Crowded.

ST. LOUIS, May Shelters Mrs Dora
Elizabeth Doxey wrote to a lawyer in Des
Moines, Ia, In which she predicted the
death of a man whose life was insured in
her favor and in which she told of the
financial embarrassment of DIR. L. B.
Doxey her husband, were read today in
Judge Grlmm'S court in her trial for the
murder OF William J. Erder.
The lawyer was c. II. Miller, the last of
tho out-of-town witnesses against the ac-
cused woman
Mrs. Doxey lifted her eyebrows as IL in
surprise when the letters were read. Her
lawyers will contend that she was under
the influence Of morphine and irresponsible
when she wrote them.
Miller also testified to q conversation he
had with Mrs. Dcxey April Is in which she
told him about a man whose life was in
sured in her favor. This was before her
alleged marriage to Erder.
Three days before her marriage to Erder,
Mrs. Doxey wrote to Miller to address her
letters to Mrs. William ]. Erder. Miller
said Mrs. DoxSy told him her cousin had
married Erder.
Trying Poison on n Dog.
The announcement or mo womans attor-
neys that cacodylate OF sodium with which
she Is alleged to have poisoned Erder, had
been fed to a dog for three weeks without
deletorius effect, brought out the largest
crowd that has attended the trial since II
began.
When court opened at $3.50 o'clock,
deputy sheriffs had difficulty in keeping
order. The corridors were thronged with
people, apparently anticipating sensational
developments. and anxious to gain points
of advantage in tho court room.
Tho defendants attorneys says that ex.
perts, who conducted the experiment with
| cacodylate OF sodium on a dog will testify
that the animal, far from being dead, II
fat, healthy and very much alive, and thai
the drug, which 1t is charged caused Erd.
er's death is not destructive to human life
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-31

and John Kasparek, a saloon keeper at
Albion, and the Lion Bonding and Surety
company of Omaha, asking for $4,000 dam
ages, the petition alleging that by reason
of sales of liquor, to her husband; Martin
s. Field, he has failed to support her and
she has been damaged in said amount
ARAPAHOE-The Arapahoe ball team
looks more promising than in several years.
They. defeated the fast Edison nine last
Friday, registering a shut-out on muddy
diamond by a score OF 10 to o. Edison de-
feated Beaver City last week to 4. AS a
further indication of their speed, Arapahoe
took Holbrook into camp in the season 5
opener by a score of 10 to 0. Furnas county
has six fast Independent teams without a
salaried player in tho aggregation, which
will make interesting sport before the sea-
son closes.
HOLDREGE - The case of Phillip
Schroeder against the Odd Fellow lodge OF
Bertrand, in which the plaintiff sought to
obtain damages to the amount OF 5000 for
loss sustained by him when the defendant
hall, then being erected, blew over on his
| building and furniture stock, consumed al
most three days before going to the jury.
A verdict was finally brought In yesterday
morning, and was in substance general
| finding for the defendant. Tuesday the
murder trial of the state against Heddep-
| dorf will be called. The action is brought
here on a change of venue from Harlan
| county. The prisoner In the case is charged
with the murder of William Dillon, a
| farmer who lived alone on a piece of land
south of oxford and just over the line In
| Harlan county.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-31
NebraaI.a News Notes.

SUTTON-The annual Clay county field
day exercises will be held at Clay Center
next Wednesday.
SUTTON-At q meeting ot citizens called
last week II was decided 10 celebrate the
Fourth OF July here. A public subscription
Is being circulated to raise funds
ARAPAHOE-Leroy the S-year-od son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Hamilton, died on
May IS as the result OF an operation for
appendicitis. The funeral was held Friday
afternoon at the Methodist church.
SUTTON-Mr. William Rail died Sunday
afternoon at 1880 at the Getzlaff- hospital
The funeral services win be held Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Metho-
dist church services to be conducted by
Rev. John Calvert. Mr.. Rail has been a
business man In Sutton for more than
twenty-five years
APAHOE-Southwest Nebraska is bragg
ging over the big rain OF last Thursday.
Reports Indicate an average fall OF one
and one-half inches OF water over this en-
tire section. Wheat and oats are looking
fine, although the straw will be short and
the yield somewhat below normal, owing
to a long dry spell In April and May. The
corn outlook was never better.
ALBION-Bretena Field has brought suit
in the district court OF Boone county
against Joseph Lachnit and August Peter
son, saloon keepers at Humphrey. Neb.,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-31
TEST WYOMING DIPPING LAW
ArbucIEIea VIII Resist Sale Of Their
Stock by state to Pay
Charges.

CHEYENNE, Wyo,, May 3o.-(speciaL>
The Arbuckles, coffee kings and own
ers OF the noted "P-O" cattle ranch north
of this city. are preparing to resist the
plans of State Veterinarian w. f. Pflaeg-
ing, who recently took possession of the
cattle of the "P-O" ranch and dipped
them, and who now intends to sell somo
of the cattle to defray the expense of
the work. 1t is alleged tho cattle of tho
ranch company were very scabby and
their condition endangered other live
stock in the vicinity. The statutes CIV
ing the state veterinarian authority 20
take possession of live stock, when their
owners refuses 10 eVeat II in accordance
with orders from his department are
very plain. but the company will prob
ably test their constitutionality anyway.
The outcome will be watched with inter-
est, for the state authorities have had
trouble with other cattle concerns an the
state, and II the state veterinarian II
upheld in this instance there VIM be
little trouble in the future
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-31
Women, Don't Let
Husband Know ALI
(From chicago Inter ocean. }
ny MADAME vERoN


Don't disillusion your husband alto
gether. Don't let him know every Sc
cret of your toilette. Conceal from him
tho processes by which you retain your
beauty Nothing is so Disseminating to
a man as to see his wife's face nightly
smeared with cold cream. 1t is disgust
ing-and unnecessary.
ANY woman ought to keep her hus-
band guessing all the time. He ought
to have to say TO his friends. Well, my
my wife is the most amazing problem
know about She always looks about
l6, and she neither paints nor powders
"You can do this IL you will dissolve
a small original package of mayatone
in a half-pint of witch hazel and mas
sage the face. neck and arms with this
solution three or four times week.
You will shortly find you have lovely.
soft complexion, fair and dainty. with,
out spot or blemish-and then the best
Of It all is that mayatone prevents the
growth of hair and Is absolutely harm
less TO The most delicate skin. Make tho
solution yourself.
BE beautiful, and don't let him know
how you do it."-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-31
Nebraska

wife and nine children were on their way
from Superior to Haigler They we're not
used TO travelling. so believed the agent at
Superior when he tod them they would
not have TO change cars, but would be
taken straight through TO Haigler Upon
the train reaching McCook. shortly after
midnight. the family was awakened. so the
brief says, and told to get off the train,
which all the members did. Mrs. OGrady
then gathered the nine children about her
and. taking an inventory of her effects dis.
covered tho grip containing tho 1880 was
missing. She attempted TO board the train,
but was refused admission to the car by
the porter. even though she informed him
that she was after her grip. Tho railroad
company was notified of the loss, but no
return was made OF the property. In the
district court the railroad filed a demurrer
to the petition, setting up that 1t did not
contain sufficient fact to set out a cause
Of action. This was sustained and the ap-
peal is from this decision.
Democratic Committee Called.
The Democratic State committee has been
called to meet at the Lincoln hotel at s
o'clock next Saturday night. Secretary
Matthews, on behalf Of Chairman Byrnes,
issued the call tonight. The committee will
decide on the apportionment OF delegates
to the various counties who will make IN
the platform convention and transact other
business which may come up.
Burkett IL Confident.
Senator Burkett who came to Lincoln to
deliver the Memorial day address for the
Grand Army of the Republic, said tonight
that the senate would pass railroad bill
which would be satisfactory to the president
and to the people, and before congress ad-
journed 1t would pass the postal savings
bank bill.
The senator is in fine spirits and said he
expected to be home by June l. and spend
the summer in the state. He will do no
Chautauqua work. He expects congress to
adjourn about June %. The senator and
Richard l.. Metcalfe spoke briefly at the
opening session of the Nebraska State in
stitute tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-31
FRESH AT NIGHT
II One Uses the Right Kind Of Food.

II by proper selection OF food one can
feel strong and fresh at the end of a
days work, It is worth while TO know the
kind of food that will produce this result.
A school teacher out In Kans. says in
rs connections:
Vt commenced the use OF Grape-Nuts
food five months ago, At that time my
health was so poor that I thought I
would have TO give up my work alto
gether. l was rapidly losing in weight,
had little appetite. was nervous and sleep
less. and experienced. almost constantly,
a feeling of exhaustion.
81 tried various remedies without good
results; then l determined to give par
ticular attention TO my food and have
learned something of the properties OF
Grape-Nuts for rebuilding the brain and
!. nerves.
II commenced using Grape-Nuts and
have since made constant and rapid
Improvement in health, in spite OF the
fact that all this time have been en-
gagged in the most strenuous and exact
Ing work.
II have gained twelve pounds in weight
and have a good appetite, my nerves are
steddy and sleep sound. I have such
strength and reserve force that I feel
almost as strong and fresh at the close
OF days work as at the beginning.
Before using Grape-Nuts was
troubled much with weak eyes but as
my vitality increased the eyes became
stronger.
I Vi never heard Of food as nutritious
\ and economical as Grape Nuts"
Read the little book. "The Road 70
wenynle." in pkgs, There's Reason.
Ear read the above letter. A nsvu
DAs kppsars from tims TO time. They
Are gHitRs, true. ana fun % human
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-31
HINzLE, ST. LOUIS MAN, DEAD
Goes to His Room and Cuts
His Throat with
KNIFE.

COLUMBUS, Neb., May 30. Especial
Telegram.)-F. ]. Hiuzle. representing the
G. V. Brecht Butcher Supply company of
st. Louis, committed suicide in his room at
the Meridian hotel some time between Sun
day evening and this morning by cutting
his throat with knife. Hlnzle arrived at
the hotel Sunday evening and left call for
a. m. When the clerk could get no re-
spouse to the call, entrance to the room
was gained through the transom and the
mans body was discovered. Coroner Gass
held an inquest and the jury returned a
verdict Of suicide
Hinzle resides at Dubuque, Ia. and the
coroner notified his relatives and the st.
Louis house. He was about so years of age.
His remains will be sent to Dubuque.
When the body was discovered 1t was cold,
indicating that he had been dead some time
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-31
Leigh Preacher
Causes Arrest
of CRATER
Man Who Makes Speciality Of Work
ing Church People and Min
listers Sent to Jail

LEIGH, Neb, May 30-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Dressed like a farmer and parad-
ing in the disguise of a Christian of nearly
| every denomination, a middle aged man,
with club foot on his right leg drifted
into town last Saturday and proceeded to
pull off a clever grating stunt. He first
went to the home of w. l. Wallng and
asked that gentleman If he was a member
of the Methodist church. Assured that he
was. the stranger. inquired about family
whom he claimed had moved here about a
year ago and had also Joined the Metho-
dist church. He claimed that he had for
gotten the name of this family, but that
they were friends of his and that he
wanted to go 10 them for aid. He stated
that he had horse and buggy stolen from
him and that he wanted to go to his home,
which he claimed was at Lexington.
The man secured no money from Mr. Wal
ling and went on to other homes protesting
TO be Catholic at the home of a Catholic
family, a Christian Scientist to a young
woman of that faith and was a Congrega-
tionalist when he called on Rev. Mr.. Sealey
of the Congregational church. He gave his
name as II. w. Brown and told his hard
luck story in such straightforward man
ner that Rev. Mr. Sealey decided he would
| let him have 50, which he thought would
be sufficient to take him to Lexington.
When no went to write him out a check
the stranger requested that no make 1t for
$3.50. stating that he might be delayed at
Humphrey. This request Mr.. Sealey granted
Immediately upon his departure Mr., Sealey
became suspicious and upon investigation
found that the fellow had a different story
for every victim. Rev. Mr.. Sealey called UP
Lexington by phone. but could not
find single person who knew him. He
then had the man arrested for obtaining
money under false pretenses and Justice
Walling sentenced him to thirty days in
tan