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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
Sellenue nno Japton.

- Der 13. Grono Council Der Sp.
Surisoittion Der q. W 5. psridmmsIt |
iih am Sountae 81 elmer orsttoststu
SiBuns. Dem @eysin gsborsn 1000 |
WitgIisber an.
- gliiubetb, bi, 1odtsr bes Ssrrn
J. so. Weisanp ron 8elIspue lisat be-
osntli6 srtrantt paruisoer.
15rl. Stella 8latburn BON Der
Wap!s 4pe. in Dayton iiarb g.itsrn
pI0bli6.
- Tr. Spiselberesr tpuros gsitern
infoIge zines Qhienbru6s On isinem
guggp Gus bsmisIben eeidIsuoert. "
erIitt ihmsrs bafts 8srIssuussn an
psri6ieosnen SOrpertbeilsu.
- sSnfoIes zines ihabbaftsn aas
Minis cntitano i'm 0sbduo. Der Coy
iheu glpotbete in 9dnton Elm syeuer,
oas tinen S6aoen BON $50 perurs
iadts.
- Der qbil. Skriban Council y.
m}. 3. piro sinen 8oupIaB in Belle
pus taufsn. um Elm aIubbdus gu ers
rlhten.
- IN 0oble's 5aIs in 8sQepus
finoet am tommsnben Wlontag sins
9sriammLung oon atsIern itatt, um
cine Campbell Gountg aes!sr league
gu 9rinosn.
- qnIdBlia bes 8. Sabrestas.s Der
8erekIidung rpurbe 5err Stto Wahls
uno Satin pon BelltDus nit elmer
Surpriis partp ksbrt.
- On elmer s.Itsrr Qbeno absebal'
tsn.n Sigun8 bes gsIlepus Stdots
ratbs er6ielt Ihomas 9. Star. bon
Cincinnati, 8, ben apntratt iur oi.
gilaf.runo p.r Gairfislb 4psnue fur
! S33. 1877. DIR aontroti III $500 bos
! hr o!s ou BON CD. anepiIe. 3i.
| Staot piro notwithstanding cine Gin
bqltsbsisbIstlag. bstDmmen. Die aH'
Qsbot. parsn nis foIgi: 6. )
GnspfIs, $3O.O80; Z. q. 3srrmann
| $3l. .995; Thomas Star.. $33, ,7S7i
,. srapp S33,816; Sd. SuaipaH 8;
| Cons, $685.. Sisusr;ahIer. psIb'
Der gerfommtuus beifpohnten, tDnner
ni6t perFtehsn, pie ein aontratt oer'
art ausgsg.b.n perbsn tam. Stuot
Snosnieur glorliSse bon gleppor
pobnts nr 9srIdmmluns Bel uno bic.
E6 eb,nfans uber bic 5anolunsstpeif
Der StaotrGtbe auf. Die Siimm.nab
eabs .roab s gu 2. Siuotraib Ro'
entbielt Tt Der QbItimmung.
/ Sobn 3. Rc2nn. 60. erbislt bsl
aontratt fir ben 5anlor Greet eul
bert fir $68lO. aoHtraitor Gilp
aontratt fir S6520 Duros ignorirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
caeen Gitp Trioinq Club.

9im Gonnabenb rpirb Der GueenGiip
Dripine Club pi.berum cine isintr res
auldren Matine,s obbalten. Die Rens
nen beginner piintlih urn 2 nbr Rads
mittass unb Deriprshen sinen iaisreis
innten Berlauf, ba pisls bon ben ausens
blidli6 aui Der gahn trainirten pfsroe
in hsnislbsn lauf.n iperoen. eiHtritiss
aslp lpiro niht .rboben.
Critics Renn,n: 2.30 pace. Wsihs
night. Wpormsier; 5orrp S., peters;
Ttollie Darling. Spearinsen.
3rpsitss Rennsn: 2.35 5rot. Bob.
g., Mm. gcrees; goIiper. 8. ]. Guts
Ter; Stnriette Siorile, 1oipieno.
1rittes Hennen: 2.24 5rot. Wsrbis
loon, SEQ plooi; astlp. Sulius gaer;
sSannie 8srtibirs, Gsorse Wlurood;
Solitaire, Clarence Wuroot; RoIis.
Cooper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
20 E iu y o T (.

Tic Tcirpurt Cificc iar Sas rGins
ciuuuticr @ulfsbIatt" bcfinoct iit) in
0u. 331 gOrt Strafe, gegrun6er oem
Guurtbnuie, moicIbIt Heniateitrn, Gin
seigeu IL. /. III. bis 10 llbr 45 Winuteu
IbeuOs cntecgcuacuOmmeu Werocu.
SeIepbOn SUrtb 2401. u
- Observation-Disclosures. gborlss
Qnton GsiIsr an Charles Sproebu!e,
Got % bel 100 6ub an Der 4oums
Strabs, 81. - =. Suoion Starr on
M. Sterrett, Cots glo. 90, 223 unb
224 i'm 0ig9Iano 3iitritt, 81. - 80.
Sterrstt an 2. ). Starr, odsi,Ibs gis
gsntbum, 81. - 9. u. Rorthutt an
Georo Runner. 2ot 80 bel 92 on Der
gort Strabs. 81. - SbaIsr BERN an
Is. ). Gurrp. Got an Der 10. Strab.,
$lOO.
- Gbsiaeine. Gharlss gaingtr,
BON Sort gbUmas. uub Wargarethe
JrommsQ, bon bier. - 90. Chap
man, %, UNI Tup Diffsu, %, pon
GarroQton. Sin.
- Die 6oln Rums Socistp Der Sort
Sbomus STRIDE srpdhlte foIg:upe Be
ante: grGiTbent, &. 6. Robinion; gis
3eprGiiosnt. SO. J. gougb; protptous
Setretdr, Rup ). Dilmer; 5inur3zSes
tretGr, 8. !. Risomattsr; ShaBmsis
fer, u. Z. Boring; Utorihdu. .. 8.
gotter.
- Die Campbell gountp Jdrmsrs
Snititute 9eriammlung finoet am 8.
unb 6. 4usuit IN alsraoril itatt.
- 9irgiI pitsns, Is, iisl Don elmer
2sitsr uno 3og iit sine tisfe Shnitts
punos an aopfs 81.
- JrI. Qsonors aoufmnnu bon
9lsnrois. Sbiu, 1T bier Quf geiud bel
SRI. Stella Sharf an Der port aDe..
in gote grilIiarts.
5rI. 2uciQe GtiB unD syrl, ainbu
Simmons iino mad glermontuius
ObiO, gsreiit.
Sobn &asIin, SO. 426 Soba'
Strubs pObnbuft, 1T geftsru s.itOrben
5rdu Gatbarird 2ebtamp itart
in ibrsr Dobnuns. go. 925 Wuibin9'
ton &penue, i'm 2llter BON II Sdbren
Wite purceq, Der unlGngit in
Gircuitssriat fir esiitesun3ursh'
nungsfdbig ertIart tpuroe, lisst in eli
mem gintinnatier pripatboIpital i6tpsI
| trant pdrnteDer.
| - abtbeiluns ! uno 2 Der NetDpor
Rouing Wtia peroen am Wontas bi
ar6eiten pieoer aufnsbnsu.
- Rad Qngabe oes Staatsiieuer
4usgleihungsratbss beirGst bic BE
| itsusrung So. .762, 2,805. 81 1923 4ds
2anp limb iteuerbar. Der 5otalpertl
pirp auf $4,139.086 anssse6en I'M
Die 8sitsueruns betrdet pro 4de
| $4l.20 pertb 1852.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05

ols mDslih boran betbeilieen unb odb
eine Riege dttiper 5urner uno Barren
iih al ben Surniibungsn betbeilieen
ion. Tds Gpmnittee. lpel6es aufge'
itellt purbe, nm gstlsiosbeIhliiHe fir
ben perItorbenen Surnsr gbas. s..
Rieoinger gu faTen. reihte ieinen Be-
ridt elm. glus abtuns Dor benz Ser
ftorbenen erbobsn iid Die Mitglieoer
lpGbreno Der 8erleIune ossieIben bon
i6ren Siben. Surnoeterun 2outs
5hneiber retbte feline Reiignattou als
4o[ettor oe8 0ereins elm, tpelhe anz
aenommen tpurpe. Gs Duroe beihlols
fen, bemieIben fir Ieine 3ehnidbrigs
5bGtioteit als ioIher uuo fir ietns
eifri9e Bflibttreue ben 0unt oes gsrs
ems gu pptiren.
GER Bm. Rieolin, 9rGIibent oes
0eutifen Stdotpsrbanoes, ernannte
bic foL9snDen 9eIegaten ais &ommtts
tee, um geiIeiosb sbeihliiFe fir ben pers
itorbenen Telegdten pom gdoHtsn
unteritiiBunospersin, 9enrp gtn3, i'm
Ramen oes Seutiten Staotperbdnoes
aus3uurbeiten: Grnit uQrih, Go.
RommIer uno QIbon Wolff.
- Gonitabler Ben. gieosnborn be-
Idlaonabmte oeItern pie W}uilteSas
itrumente, gibel, 8sIan0biiter uno
onoere Sd6en Der Qife Boat Uti'Iton,
oa Sullie Spope $75 pom oem Getter
Der WiTiun Ramens &srnstt ansc9a
lid 3u foroern bat. Die gei6lagnlb'
me srfol9te auf Inoronung poH Trle'
psnsrihter Wbeeler.
Nus unbetannter lrIdte brld'
in bem 6duIe Der 5rau Bruce, 10,
I'LL 2ocuit Strobs, Elm 5suer aus,
ous einen S6ooen BON $25 peruriaha
te. iSrau Bruce lpobnts our 3eit :tnem
8ottesoienite bel.
- Sin ononpmss Shrsiber aelan9
te oeItern an ben Sberiff goste, Ia:
! Qeno, oaB GinpurfsmaIhtns7 II
| aenton Gountp operirt peroea.
StanIep Gate, Der in bstrunts'
nem 3uftonoe ouf ieinsn 8ruosr
| Clarence Gate, einen Stub lbisue-t'
neil oas aebroteus 9ubn, DcIds:
iFrdu Clarence 2uts ihm 3ubsreIte
Bate, nitt itmedte, puroe i'm SIs
mere 8sriht um IS uHo Soften BE-
! ItrQft.
| - Ritter 6nIbert BON 9dntstur5
/ Maion Gpuntp. Der ppn Dem eioaper
neur Dtuion gum Spe3iaIrit!er tr
nuunt nuroe. I'm bic GinbaItsbeTshIs
RlaQe oes Gouutn= Qntpd!ts 5raucu
/ 5. 6anIon qsgen Gountnrthter Dllte
Gledrp uno biz GpuntpsaommiNdr
gu h0rsn, trof qsitern Moraen bic
Elm, oerbanoeIts ben jan unb belt I'D
Die Gntiteibuna duf ein ipGt.res Da
tum Dor. 9n Der SIaqs psrIan9t oi
tlGqeriite partei, bah bic 0srtIaate
ubqebalten tDer0sn iousn, an ben aon
traitor 6anna ben aontratt fir 2
UlelIen Repdraturtn on ben Gountr
!: Roaos 81 Dergebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05

in glspelanb trat am Wlittfrof
8ormittdg bic Shioer Groblose ees
9sutidsn Srbens Der 6arugdri 5u iha
rsr 43. SdbresIibuns 3uidmmen.
5dmmtIihe 2oeen i'm Stants Ddren
pertreten, ouh naren bic ertpdhlisn
ReprGisntonteu ponsdblis ontpe'eno.
als Der Grobbarbe. 5err Sobn2in' Don
gortsmputb, bic 9erfommIung sur
Sronune risf uno NIT elmer iursen ans
ipra6e eroffntte. Ssrr 2int betpnts, sr
babe i'm nun dbesloufenen Droens@
iabr. idmmtlihe 2osen oes Sroens III
Ohio bsiut,t uno iibernlI niht nur siit
sintrGhtiqes Wirtsn in bem oeuf1heH
geifts bes Crbsns porgsfunoen, ion
bern ouh elm pielper'prehtnoes Blu
ben uuo Gebeibsu. die 0robloas
nahm oisIe Grildruna nit pisIem gsls
fau ouf uuo irat bdrn ioiort an bic
Grlsoiauno ibrsr 9eiddfts bsran. lie
Sabr,sbtritte bes Grobbaroen uno oss
6IrosIs,retdrs rpurp.n perlsien uno sis
nem Sonoertommittss sur YrutuHg
iibtrrieien. Das Serr Clint in issnsr
GrGffnungsanipruts ihon betcnts.
ipisoslte iid aus isinsm geritt CLAN
s.nb tpieoer: bab Der Sresu in Ohio
i'm l.stsn 3abr. tiidtig Gortihritts ess
madt bat, beuts 1860 WiteIi,osr sdblt
uno iiber elm aopital oon S45, ,973.5l
p.rfue'. Die 9robIpge 1T bon unges
fair $50 Rtprdi.ntant.n. Utonnsrn
uno Jrausn. Der Sarugarisaosen I'M
]taate befhidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
!. Sh.ritIentnnnt 8. 8. 9oil,n pom

- Obsritleutnant 8. 8. 8ailen ppnt
5. Snfanteriez zRsgiment, Der 80 Sabre
lang Dienit In Der 9unoesarmee that,
fpirb IN ben Rubs'tano periegt.
Mopor Goparb arieger erbielt
seftern Elm @dreiben. in benz er gum
Gbren GommiiIGr Der Sbio 8allep
Grpoiitiou in Cincinnati ernannt
purDe.
Col. Spbn Wtoipin, Seputn
Gountp Glert, pirO iih morsen auf
sfpei WcheH mad Detroit, Wsih., be-
asbsn.
- SoIepb Stigmann, bon Der IL.
unb Brighton Strabs, in ben Inbrstp
Steel Worts ongeItslt, lam pdbrsno
Der 4rbeit elmer Maifine 81 ndbs
unb es tpurben ibm crei Singer Der
Iinten Sanb oboequsti6t. 0r. ghps
tbian leiftete BEN UIanns Die notbtee
9iIfe.
- Snfolae bon Tunten aus elmer
6. & 8. 2ptomotipe entItano an Der
Columbia Ctr. Bride Elm 8rano, Der
jeood balo oeIDiht ipuros. Der Shas
ben 1T nur unbeoeutero.
- Sn elmer 0eridmmluns oes
8uiinsb Men's Club lpuros tonItatirt,
bob gsnus unteridriiten auf Der pss
tition iinb, um OieieIbe bem Gountps
ri6ter 6aiptins. bic 2tngeIsssrbsit Der
9erpaItung Der Stdot ourh aoms
miHdrs bstreIfeno, au unterbrsttsn. Die
9sgenipdrtieen ,3uitdnos Der Staot
isien osrart, bab e. tsinsm 3rpsifsl uns
tsrlisgt, oab Retrport fir aommii'
iionss s8erpolturg 'timmen ptro.
- Games Scott, 20. 8l4 Central
2lpenus tpobnbaft. be'Iagt ben 8erIut
oes 3sigefinaers Der lirten Sano. ben
Elm gfero abbib.
- Die Sibs iteint GiniIub asbabt
gu hnbsn, eenn Der Stdotratb hisl:
,sine SiBuns ob.
- gbsihsins: GirtoIu J. 9ropn
80, BON 4enia 6. uno aoa Waro
q, BON WiIminpton. 8. Jrieoersrih'
ter 8ledion ebeIitte has gddr.
- Tlite purcsu. Elm prominsutss
Witolieb Der Glts uno 9tibdftsmdnr
! bieiigsr Stuo.. itorb ositsrr in .iner
! Cincinnati pripa. 6oipltal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
Qof0l : Gerldt.
Seutider YiOnier.9 .9erein.

in Der Central surnboae fanbtn
Iih aeitsrn 4btnb bic Wiiglsotr oss
Deutihenpionisrpereins gu Dermonrts
ti6en 9eidGftsiisuns Suiammen. Der
prdiibent 5err Jeroinano Wlebgsr
fiibrit ben 8oriis. spdbreno 5err Cons
rob araeer protctolIirte. 5olgenbe
5srren ipurben einitimmis ols neue
Dlitsiisbsr aufsenommen: Jritbrih
Alois Ghdub, 20 Sit 13. Sir.; Ses
boitinn 9iether, 158 Doriep StruBs;
6einrih W. peterins, 539 gormull
ctr. unb Hbam @rcbs, 1410 Bremen
S.rabe. glus Der am %. gull abses
bolienen Uoritanbsiisuns btrihiste
Der S<trstdr, bob sotrr Georse gOrnes
Illus trantbitsbolbsr refignirtt. bab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
@aloieit bee eieoerfrans.

gm tomnenben Sonnins. ben z.
Quguit, peranitaIiet berGincinnati ais.
bertrans in bsm 70 malsriih sslsgsnsn
5umboloi part ein MolofeIt. Die
6erren bonn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
merocn nifis iineetban laiien, I'm ben
sseitgditen einen persniigten Tag az
bereiien uno ons Jeit miro iih obne
ssroae in Der Meiie Uiiroie ben frii.
beren 8eronitnlhineen oes Cincinnati
oieoerfrnn5 anreiben. Die semein.
ihaftIihe abfnbrt erfclgt nm neun
llbr Rorgens per Strabenbabn ron
|per Garrel StrnBe aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
y 4 IN IL I . y.

Samiltou anseisen, 2ofaI. 81 otissu
nnS 3easfsiten fino absuseben Gde
Der 4. uno Charles Strahe. llnier
aseut fnr Samiltpu ipobnt Vo. 301
Noro ;srpnt Ctr. Selepbon (Soms)
Gu. 37S y. Sclepbsn nnieres aorre.
ippnoentrH: Spme go. 626. .
Or. 6. g. Gbunarb BON 9enice.
tpelbsr in Der Wontas Rahi Der'
I6isb. itarb an WerleBungen. lpe!de Il
i'm Jriibja5r burn einen 3uiommsn'
itpB isinss guseps NIT einem Autos
mobile erlitt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
Sisiflas.

Sobn 6. Gparts, SO Sabre alt
ipobnbaft i'm Stpan 5otsl. ipurbs ss'
fern BON Der Gise iibermannt. g,
ipurbs mad, bem ndbtiIhen 0oIpiiol
sebrn1t. no fein 3uiianb fir unes,
f6hrlin bsfunben tpurbe.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-13
Merchant Marine VS. High Tariff

RESIDENT TAFT. in his message strongly urges the passage OF a
ship subsidy bill II the ground that a strong American merchant
Z marine is imperatively needed in the event Of war The stand-pat
Republican press has strongly urged the passage OF such a bill TO- many
years, and the Democrats have opp osed it n the ground that II the high
protective tariff walls are sufhcient ly lowered, a strong American mer-
chant marine would naturally gro WI and by showing that 1t was the
high protective tariff that drove the merchant marine off the seas.
They further showed that Anne rcan ships leave American ports
overladen and generally return in ballast, and what few goods they al
obtain from different ports. which they ca land ats o profit over and
above the tariff, OF course the sta nd pat Republicans will try their lev
Ell best, at the short session, to II ct a ship subsidy bill because that
will be their last chance for many years to come, and the Democrats
and Insurgcnt Republicans threatc II to talk it to death"
Apropros OF the contention of the Democrats by lowering the high
protective tariff walls sufficiently an American merchant marine would
grow naturally, The Appeal is reminded: In the eighties the City of
Oakland. California, acquired beautiful Lake Merritt, and constructed a
splendid lake shore driveway around the lake, situated within the city
limits. A Councilman moved the City Council for a appropriation to
place several gondolas upon the lake, when an economical member
from the Third Ward arose and said" Mr.. Chairman, ! move to amend
the motion OF the member from the First Ward, and move that W. pr-
chase two eondoias. a male and a female, and let nature take its
course"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-13
More California Supreme Court Foolishness

r VERY few days something e turns up in connection with the
r. California Supreme Court. A man who was administrator of a
- estate robs the estate of scu rihes and deposits them in a bank of
which he a n officer. 1t was a plain ordinary steal but the Supreme
Cou". sets aside his conviction n the ground that when he deposited
the securities in the bank he did so IS an officer OF the bank and not as
n administrator of the estate. They admit that he made way with the
securities but the moment he ente ed the doors of the banking inshtu-
ton he was a bank official and the indictment is faulty. Now, if he is
indicted a a bank official when he deposits the securities, his attorneys
will show that he was the administr ator of the estate when he stole them
and he will get off again. for the Supreme Court of California cen to
take a special delight hunting loop holes through which a certain class
of criminals "a squmn through. No wonder that the people are clam
oring for the recall in California.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-13
Chance to House Clean

T T has been recently announced that w. r. Hearst has discovered
that some people have been collecting money in his name under the
= guise of using it to promote the Boy Scout movement
Mr.. Hearst has resigned as Pr csident of the League and says he
will prosecute the parties who graf ted.
Some years ago the Hearst oh ain Of newspapers asked the public
TO contribut funds for The erection of a monuments to commemorate the
deaths Of the American sailors who persisted with the blowing up of the
Maine. The Nation responded lib orally and something like a quarter
Of a million dollars was raised for this commendable purpose.
been laid for the Maine monument
1t looks very much as if someo ne in the employ of Mr.. Hearst had
quietly grated n the gulible Anne rican people to the tune of whatever
they contributed to the monument fund.
Might it not be a good idea for Mr.. Hearst to find out where this
money yer and get busy? Either build the monument or refund the
money.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-13
FOR RENT

The grocery store now occupied by
Frank Lopez. Enquire of ]. p.
Vieira, Arlington Barber Shop.
Barkelys-for the best to drink.
Go to B~arkley's for good drinks.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-13
&
BAKERS
WHAT A VARIETY

WHAT A VARIETY
OF good things to eat are to be had
from this bakery.
BREAD OF THE BEST
cakes and pies that rival the best
that any mother ever made. If you
tried this bakery once, we do not
think you would bother with home
baking again. Why should you when
you get at least as good there with
out bother or as much expense.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-13

Don't fail to take in the big sale at
Days this evening.
You can get a good short order
meal, chop suey or noodles at Char
ley Sues.
Fresh Morgan Oysters at the Col
den West Hotel.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16
HUNTINGTON PARKS NEW
HIGH SCHOOL IS OPENED
Building Erected at Cost of $75,-
600 Is Modern and Adequate

The recently completed Huntington
Park polytechnic high school was
opened to the public last night by the
board OF trustees and an enjoyable
program was given for the visitors.
1.-The school, one of the most up-to-
date of it's kind in the west, has taken
over a year to complete and has cost
its builders $4,000. AS it will include
Belle Vernon and Huntington Park in
its district, the attendance is expected
to reach 200 pupils, many of those now
going to Los Angeles schools being
expected to leave them for the more
convenient edifice.
w. Scott Thomas, state high school
inspector, visited the school last night
and conferred with the principal, Pro-
fessor A. F. Wood, in order to deter
mine whether the standard of instruc-
tion was high enough to permit the
graduates to enter the state unlVer-
stiles without taking the entrance ex-
aminations.
He also gave a short talk on the
value of the polytechnic high schools
to the country in teaching the young
folks more of the practical side of life
and enabling them to have broader
field to choose from than the old style
high schools would give
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16

The Los Angeles Good Government
organization has arranged for two
mass meetings to be held tonight in
the Park Congregational church, Tenn
pie and Metcalf streets and at Holly
wood next Saturday night at Tober-
msn hall, when Mayor Alexander, T. e.
Gibbon Lee c. Gates, George H. Stew
art and Frederick j. Whiffen will eX-
pound the issues Of the present coun-
cilmanic campaign. The last two named
are the Good Government candidates
for the city council, nominated at the
recent special primaries against Ber-
nard Healy and doc" Houghton, the
notorious machine nominees, who took
such an active part in the memorable
riverbed franchise grab.
The mass meeting tonight at Temple
and Metcalf streets promises to be
one of the most interesting of the
campaign, and while nothing sensation
al / sexpected, it is promised that
Healy and Houghton will be exposed
in their true light and the history of
their political careers in Los Angeles
will be reviewed in detail for the edi-
fication of newcomers and others not
familiar with their dealings in the
city council.
Frederick J. Whffen, Mr.. Stewart s
running mate will also give some
facts and figures calculated to en-
tighten the voters as to the import
ance of the pending election.
The G. A. R. fife and drum corps
has been engaged for the meeting and
the Good Government forces will in
dulge in a real old-time rally.
The meeting at Hollywood next Sat
urday night will be held in Toberman
hall and a lively and spirited rally
also will be a feature of this meet
ing Since the consolidation of Holly
wood and Los Angeles the residents
of the former place have taken an act
i've and patriotic interest in good gov
ernment work and are said to be look
ing eagerly forward to this rally and
1t Is to be the occasion for many ex-
pressions of sentiment which the vot
ers of that section of the city have
not had an opportunity to manifest for
some time.
Mayor Alexander will deliver a spe
cial address at this meeting and will
give out some facts and figures relative
to past and present administrations.
Mayor Alexander will also tell what
he knows about push" methods, and
incidentally give a brief but valuable
insight into the history of Messrs.
Healy and Houghton. Lee c. Gates
and T. e. Gibbon will address the
meeting and as Mr. Stewart and Mr..
Whiffen will be present it is expected
they too will make speeches.
George H. Dunlop, president of the
Good Government organization central
committee, will preside.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16
TWO HUNDRED INSIDE IRON
WORKERS JOIN STRIKERS
Go with Union Men When WhiS-
ties at Works Blow

It was stated at the headquarters
of the striking metal workers last
night that when the whistles blew at
the Baker iron works, the Lacy iron
works and the Llewellyn iron works
Yesterday afternoon 200 non-union
workmen from the three shops parad-
ed in a body to the Union Labor tenn
ple and were taken into the Structural
Iron Workers union. thereby declar-
ing their intention to strike.
The outside iron workers struck the
eorlv part of last week. The inside
men had been expected to join them
at any minute. The inside men are
those who lay out the iron pieces used
in the construction of large buildings
They punch the riVet holes, set up the
pieces and prepare them for erection
by the outside men,
Tuesday and yesterday were pay
days for the strikers. George Gunrey
financial agent of all the organizations
involved in the strike, and special
manager of the San Francisco aid
fund, was busy yesterday preparing
the pay roll He received a large re-
mittance from San Francisco. in the
afternoon which he placed IN tne
emergency fund. Loyalty to the union,
it was intimated, will keep many OF
them from asking assistance until 1t
becomes absolutely necessary.
Including the 200 strikers of yester-
day Gunrey estimated the number OF
metal tradesmen now on strike at 124O.
The iron workers will join the gem
eral demand for an eight-hour day,
with a minimum wage scale of 81
day. At present they receive about 20
cents an hour and worls nine and ten
hours. In other cities, the men say,
S. is paid for the same work and the
eight-hour day prevails.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16

Los Angeles talent is about to have
its inning to the fullest extent, for
arrangements were completed yester-
day whereby Frances White, the clever
Los Angeles girl now appearing at
the Los Angeles theater will sing sew
eral original songs from the pen of
Victor Schertzinger, musical director
of the Belasco theater. Mr.. Schertz-
niger intends to collaborate with 10
cal sketch writer in writing a musical
act in which Miss White will be starred
early In the fall. Miss White, who re-
Gently made her vaudeville debut, has
leaped into fame, with the result that
several producing managers in the
east, as we'll as directors of vaudeville
circuits, have offered her contracts.
She prefers to remain in vaudeville
for the present. however.
Manager Wyatt of the Mason opera
house has just announced a list OF
the greater portion of attractions. to be
presented by him during the coming
season, which will be opened in July
by Henrietta Crosman. Following are
the attractions booked to date: "Seven
Days" Rose Stahl, Ethel Barrymore,
William H. Crane, prince of Pilsen"
(all-star cast). Third Degree" Billie
Burke, "Is Matrimony a Failure?' LII
Ian Russell, Three Twins, Madame
X" Otis Skinner, Sir Charles Wynd-
ham, Mrs. Leslie Carter, THE Dollar
Princess" (two weeks), David Warfield,
"The Arcadians," H w. SaVage's
"Gay Hussar" company, Mrs. Fiske,