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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
OFFICIAL APOLOGY
Of SUFFRAGISTS
IS SENT TO TAFT
Convention Votes Unanimously to
Transmit Letter Express
ing Regrets
EXECUTIVE is THANKFUL ALSO
Incident Causes Much Comment,
and Occurrences Border
ing on Dramatic
ASSOCIATED Press1

w ASHINGTON, April 15.-Dis-
w claiming responsibility for the
kissing of the president last
night, when in his address he freely
stated his sentiments on woman suf-
frage, the National Woman Suffrage
association today officially expressed
to President Taft it's regret that any
one present, either member of our or
ganization or outsider, should have in
terrupted your address by an express
sion of personal feeling"
The expression of regret over the
episode was conveyed to the president
in letter from the officers, which re-
ceived the unanimous approval of the
convention, and which accompanied a
resolution thanking the president for
his welcome, adopted without a dis
senting voice as soon as it was called
to order today.
The situation throughout the day
was surcharged with expectancy, and
on the two occasions when the episode
was mentioned on the floor the situa-
tion bordered on the dramatic. The
delegates absorbed every word spoken
on the subject with rapt attention and
by a unanimity of opinion did their
best to atone for whatever discourtesy
was ulSpldySu lOWdIO lllo ~ SoAdChIe
LETTER OF APOLOGY
The letter to the president was signed
by Frances Squire Potter, correspond
ing secretary, and read:
II am instructed by the unanimous
vote of the official board and of the
delegates now assembled to send to
yous with the convention resolution,
this official communication:
1.-THE official hoard and delegates
were but small part of the very large
gathering to hear your greeting last
night, but as the national representa-
tives of the National Suffrage associa-
tion, these delegates feel great sorrow
that anyone present. either member
of our organization or outsider, should
have interrupted your address by an
expression of personal feeling, and
they herewith disclaim responsibility
ceptance of this expression of regret in
the spirit in which it is given"
At the session of the convention to-
night Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait, pres
ident of the International Suffrage al
lance. addressed the convention and
at the conclusion of her talk the dele
agtes indorsed a motion by DR.. Anna
Shaw that her address be printed and
sent to every man participating in the
government of the United States, in
cluding the president.
Mrs. Gait referred to the objection
so often advanced that all women do
not seek 1t is "a fallacy that should
be punctured."
"All the objections of the age" she
said, seem concentrated in this argu-
ment. The thing itselfsis meaningless,
but it carries a meaning that is dan
gerous to our movement"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
FOREIGN
HOLDS POLICE At BAY
AS ACCOMPuCE BOLTS

PASADENA, April 15-After holding
at bay with drawn revolver Police De-
tective Joseph Shultz of the local police
on Fair oaks avenue this afternoon, to
permit his pal to escape, David Graves,
alias Carl McMullanS led the police de-
partment a difficult chase through the
principal streets of the city in an inef-
fectual attempt to escape. He was
finally overtaken in Mercantile place
and taken into custody.
Chief William H. Woods arrested Roy
j. Taylor, the second culprit, on an out
bound South Pasadena car.
The two men are said to have robbed
several lodging houses, and the police
station resembles a pawnshop this
evening as the result of what was
found in their possession.
Under the sweating the local police
have given the men Graves has con-
fessed not only to thefts here, but sew
eral breaks in Los Angeles.
The men gave their residence as Los
Angeles, but later Graves gave his ad-
dress as the Gerald building, Chicago,
and Taylor his as Twenty sixth street
and Indiana avenue of the same city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
PERCY ASKS VARDAMAN TO
ENTER PRIMARIES AGAIN
Newly Elected Senator Wants
Vindication at Polls

JACKSON, Miss, April 15.-United
States Senator Leroy Percy today de-
manded the question of the validity of
his election be submitted to a vote of
the people of Mississippi. and chal-
lenged his leading opponent in the re-
cent senatorial election, former Gov
ernor James K. Vardaman, TO enter
primary elections to be held next No
Vember.
This def came as a climax of a
speech before the joint session of the
legislature, in which Mr.. Percy un-
sparingly denounced State Senator
Theodore Bilbo and those who charged
irregularity in his election.
Pending a conference between Var
daman and his friends, the entire mat
ter was held in allegiance. Tonight it
was the intention of Mr.. Vardaman
to be heard in reply to Mr.. Percy, but
storm of almost cyclonic proportions
which came up after the sessions and
held every one indoors disarranged the
plans, and the legislature will hear the
former governor tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
HALLEY'S COMET
SEEN by NAKED EYE
Director of Lick Observatory
Says Visibility Will Increase
Rapidly for a Week

SAN JOSE, April 15.-Halley's comet
has been visible to the naked eye for
several mornings past from Mount
Hamilton, Immediately following the
first signs of dawn, near the eastern
horizon, a few degrees north of the
east point, writes Prof. w. w. Camp
bell, director of Lick observatory.
This morning Astronomer Curtis esti-
the third magnitude. He was able
the slightly frightened background of
grees from the head.
This corresponds to length in
space of more than 100000 miles.
There is no doubt that the tail could
have been followed to a considerably
greater extent against dark sky
background.
Conditions for observing will i'm
prove for nearly a week, as the comets
angular distance from the sun in
creases. Thereafter, for nearly a fort
night, the moon, being a morning OBJ
ject, will interfere somewhat with OBJ
servations of the tail.
The spectrum of the comet was OBJ
served this morning by Astronomer
Wright, who finds the usual bright car
bon bands, together with a continuous
spectrum of the head relatively very
strong toward the red end of the spec
trum.
Observers in ordinary locations must
not expect to observe the comet so
we'll as it is seen through the clear at
mosphere at the Lick observatory.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
LOS ANGELES

Physicians at county hospital perform
remarkable operation. substituting
calrs Jaw for broken facial bones OF
man. PAGE 1
Democrats Of Los Angeles brand local
Hearst organ false and repudiate in
terviews' in which they are made to
say they favor Joseph Call in prefer
ence to Bell for governor. PAGE /
Enumerators start taking of thirteenth
national census. PAGE .
Two Russians accused of attempting to
hold UP John Lopizlch and Paul
Vupotrich are discharged. PAGE .
A. l. Domnguez charges bride is being
detained in Sacred Heart convent;
employs attorney to get her out.
whiffen to run for city council on Re
publican ticket. PAGE 9
Mrs. Fritz Dodge granted divorce from
son of millionaire manufacturer. PAGE .
Welfare committee Of city council re-
fuses to grant car line franchise on
avenue PAGE 8
sought by police. PAGE s
Vote bonds to provide big power for city.
PAGE s
Railroad commission adJourns hearing
to June after local jobbers present
evidence of discrimination In
San Joaquin valley rates. PAGE 5
Bishop Keane, in sermon at Mason opera
house. upholds writing of apostles. PAGE 3
Editorial. PAGE 4
Marriage licenses. births. deaths. PAGE IA
News of the courts PAGE 5
Municipal affairs PAGE 5
City brevities. PAGE 3
Sports. PAGE 10
Automobiles. PAGE IL
Markets and financial PAGE -
Mines and oil fields. PAGE 10
Citrus fruit report. PAGE 8
News of tho waterfront. PAGE Z
Music and clubs PAGE 4
Theaters. PAGE 4
Churches. PAGE I
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
10000 BUILDERS IDLE
/. | BIC GERMAN LOCKOUT

BERLIN, April ia lockout in the
btilding trades of Germany began at
o'clock tonight. Between 100000 and
20O, 900 workers already are affected.
Although the employers of Berlin,
Hamburg and Bremen have not yet
participated IL. the movement, and ne
gotiations for a peaceful settlement
are continuing in Munich, the lockout
is widespread.
Bitter feeling divides the employers
and employees Most of the contractors
are determined to defeat the trades
unions, but it is estimated 10 per cent
of the employers have declined to join
the lockout, as they are in sympathy
with the men.
The building material contractors
have joined forces with the employers
i'm several cities, and will not deliver
materials to those employers who do
not obey the lockout mandate.
Reports from various centers show
that besides unorganized laborers $4,000
organized bricklayers, carpenters and
masons have beeen dismissed at Saar-
hruecken: at Hanover, 10000; Munich,
IN 90. Essen, $500; Dortmund, 5000;
Gelsenkirschen, 1000; Dresden, 1000;
I,eipsig. 5000; Kiel, 24,0OO Schleswig-
Hoistein 5000; Offenbach, 5000; Posen,
69O0 Chemnitz, $500; Cologne, 5000;
I,udwigshafen, 5000.
The workmen not locked out VIII De
called on to contribute to the workers
funds so pfennigs, or one mark-ac-
cording to the wages they receive.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
CRAFT CALF'S JAW
INTO MAN s SKULL
Remarkable Operation Performed
by New Oral Department
at County Hospital

One of the most extraordinary opera
tions in the history of surgery, and the
first of it's kind ever known, took place
at the county hospital yesterday after
noon when the left lower jaw bone was
removed from the head of John Schil-
heimer, rancher, and in its place was
substituted a jaw bone cut warm from
q freshly killed bull calf. Apparently
the operation was successful, for the
calfs bone, trimmed somewhat in or
der to conform with the lines of the hu-
man face, was securely inserted in the
cavity in Schilheimer's head made by
the surgeons saws and knives. Last
night Schilheimer was reported on the
road to recovery, and the surgeons say
that within a few weeks their patient
will be able to eat, talk and go about
his work, with nothing to remind him
of the operation but a slight scar.
The operation was performed by DR..
Conrad Deichmiller, head of the new
department of oral surgery at the coun-
ty hospital, assisted by DR.. c. II. Whit
man, superintendent of the hospital;
DIR. Charles Hanna, DR.. Theodore Fin
ley and DR.. DeLaisher. 1t required more
than three hours for the delicate task
to be completed, and the entire opera
tion was carried on under the eyes of
the students of two medical colleges.
The operation was made as last re-
course to save Schilheimer from per-
manent Disagreement and probable
death. The man suffered several frac-
lures of his jaw bone in an encounter
with an infuriated bull on ranch near
Long Beach last November. The old
fashioned wire operation for fractures
of this description was performed on
the man three weeks after the accident,
but necrosis set in from the jaw bone
rotting away. With Schilheimer in this
desperate plight, he was turned over to
the new department of oral surgery
at the county hospital, the first depart
ment of its kind established in any
county hospital in the country. 1t was
the initial operation of this department.
To assist the surgeons the man owning
the ranch near Long Beach where the
patient was hurt donated a young bull
calf, which was sired by the animal
that injured Schilheimer. The son ex-
plated for the sins of the father by be-
ing slaughtered at the hospital only a
few minutes before the operation, and
its jaw bone was taken out and pre-
pared for use while Schilheimer's own
Jaw was being removed
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
CAVAL|ERI CABLES YES"
TO HAPPY bob" CHANLER
Noted Singer Promises to Become
Bride of Millionaire For
mer Sheriff

NEW YORK, April 15.-After wait
ng for his answer since March 30,
Robert winthrop Chanler, millionaire
clubman and politician, received the
happy tidings today that Nine. Lima
Cavalieri will become his wife. Nine
Cavalieri, when she sailed, promised
to send her answer to the proposal
April Is. 1t came in this cablegram
from Paris today, addressed to Chan
ler:
''I will accept your proposition on
condition it happen on my return to
New York next season."
Chanler promptly cabled back:
"All right. 'Tis a long wait but a
wise one"
The prospective bridegroom is a
grandson of John Jacob Astor broth
er of former Lieutenant Governor Louis
Stuyvesant Chanler and was formerly
sheriff of Duchess county.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
BLAST STARTS LANDSLIDE;
RAILROAD CAMP BURIED

ST. ALPHONSE, Quebec, April 15.-
An immense landslide, started by a
blast of dynamite, today carried score
of men down the side of a steep hill
and buried the construction camp OF
the Haha Bay railroad under tons of
earth and rock. Not a workman in the
camp escaped, and almost every one
in the working gang on the hill was in
jured.
Up to a late hour a rescue party had
taken out eight dead. including Ladis-
las Gagne of st. Joseph, Quebec, chief
engineer in charge of the work; his as
sistants, William O'Brien and Joseph
Jennings of Toronto. Seven are miss
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
Traitorous Attempt to Have Joseph Call
Oppose Theodore Bell in Primaries
Is Exposed and Denounced
W.T.. HARRIS DEMANDS RETRACTI'
Scheme to Split Party Vote and Kill Democ-
racy's Chances at Polls Traced to
HearstiteS and S. P. Machine
BY T. SHELLEY SUTTON

~ ENOUNCING as absolutely false and Intentionally malicious
the so-caled interviews in the columns of the Los Ange
H. les Hearst organ yesterday morning. wherein number of
prominent Democrats Los Angeles who have enthusiastically
doed the candidacy of Theodore A. Bell for made
appear favor of Joseph H. Call who repeatedly and positively has
refused become candidate for that office the victims OF the abb
sud misrepresentation the Hearst became much exercised
yesterday and unmstaabe steps brand the
alleged interviews deliberate distortions entirely without foun
daon of fact and malaciousy misconsructed
Questioned directly and personally relative the
they alleged by the Hearst have made of these
stated that they had been approached by juvenile for
the Hearst while the Jefferson club banquet Wednesday
evening and when asked their attitude toward Mr. Call they
had said considered him able Democrat capable of polling
heavy and thoroughly fitted for office to which the De-
mocacy of California might elect him. but these led to
believe they only Mr. Calls for the
office railroad commissioner which his friends which
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
TWAIN COMFORTABLE BUT
SHOWS NO IMPROVEMENT I

REDDING, Conn, April 15.-Samuel
L. Clemens mark Twain), who ar
rived at his country home here last
evening, fatigued from his long jour
ney from Bermuda, and very ILL., passed
a comfortable day, with no apprecia-
BILE change in his condition, and hold
ing his own pretty well, according to
his physician.
One feature of Mark Twains illness
which the humorist finds hard to put
up with, is his doctors prohibition
against tobacco because of the condi-
tion of his heart.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Ocean Park trustees upheld in contro-
versy with H. W. Eichbaum. PAGE II
Pasadena, South Pasadena and AIham-
bra may be Incorporated into
greater city. PAGE IA
Long Beach boosters offer inducements
for acceptance of Jackson Park
school site PAGE IA
Cripples play with gun; girl is shot PAGE 4
Thug holds Pasadena police at bay with
revolver in Intellectual effort to allow part
ner to escape; both captured. PAGE /
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
EASTERN

Federal report shows big decrease in ex-
ports of foodstuffs and notable gains
In exports of manufactured articles.
PAGE 9
Rise in market prices are checked. PAGE L.
Gathering of prominent railroad men in
Denver today may result In important
traffic agreement. PAGE 2
Jury to try DR.. Hyde is completed; i'm
portant witness OF prosecution is taken Ill.
PAGE 16
Ballinger intended target for prosecution OF
Pinchot controversy. PAGE 2
Actuary reports 1856. At received by Con-
soidation Casualty company of West Vir-
ginia missing. PAGE 1
National Woman Suffrage association sends
Taft official opology for kissing incl
dent during his speech before convention.
PAGE l
Congressman Eugene Foss tells Rochester,
N. Y, Republicans that he has too much
protection in his manufacturing business.
PAGB 3
Representative Martin says in interview he
will press demand for congressional in
quiry into friar lands deal in Philippines.
PAGE
bill and wants government work coneen-
trated on most promising projects. PAGE 3
FOREIGN
Foreigners property destroyed in Chinese
riots and provincial governor is reported
killed. PAGE 1
Aged Emperor King Francis Joseph pays
Roosevelt unusual honors In Vienna. PAGE 1
Two hundred thousand builders idle in big
German lockout. PAGE 1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
coNNAueHT TO VISIT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, April RESERVATIONS
were made today at a Chicago hotel
for the Duke of Connaught, brother of
King Edward VII. who expects to visit
Chicago in August.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Saturday
continued warm; light north wind. Maxi
mum temperature yesterday "a degrees
minimum temperature 81 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
STORMS DO GREAT DAMAGE;
ORPHANS HOME IN PANIC

ST. LOUIS, April ia heavy rain,
wind and hail storm struck southern
Illinois and Missouri this afternoon,
blowing down houses, inundating rail-
road tracks and washing bridges and
doing heavy damage to crops.
The Mckinley system car barns were
swept down at BelleVille. The light
ming struck the Purity Orphans home
at Madison, tearing out part of the
walls and throwing the inmates into
a panic.
JACKSON, Miss, April ia storm
rain and hail, accompanied by high
wind, swept through central Mississ-
ippi late tonight.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 15.-Dam-
age to fruit in Salt Lake valley from
the frost of last night win aggregate
$780, The apricot crop has been
almost entirely destroyed and peaches,
pears, prunes and early apples suf-
fered severely. The use of smudge pots
saved several orchards
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
COAST

Opening Of new Mexican custom house
indicates Southern Pacific will run over
land trains over inter-California route
crossing Imperial valley. PAGE
Director OF Lick Observatory says Haley's
comet is now visible to the naked eye.
PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
PARISH is FOR BELL

oscar e. Parish, still another of the
Democrats who were made to say ri
diculous things in the Hearst paper
yesterday. said concerning it:
81 do not think there is the slightest
possibility of Mr.. Call entering the
contest. I talked to him previous to
the conference and he assured me in
the most positive way that he had
no thought of becoming a candidate
Continued on Page Three)
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
FRANCIS JOSEPH
PAYS ROOSEVELT
UNUSUAL HONORS
Aged Emperor-King Receives
Colonel in Private Apartments
of Hofburg Palace
HUSSARS SURRENDER TO HIM
Former Presidents knowledge of
Cavalry Surprises Them.
Is Mess Room Guest
IAasncIafed Press1

VI LENNA, Aprit 15.-Col. Roosevelt
" was received at the Austrian cap
ital today in manner almost like
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