Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], April 10, 1910, Page 10, Image 10

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CALLS STATUE OF LEE
INSULT TO VETERANS
Senator Heyburn Says He Can
not Tolerate Rebel Flag at
National Capitol
WASHINGTON, April S.— Senator
Heyburn of Idaho, In an address to
ntgrht before the old soldiers of the
Union Veteran Legion, hurled defiance
at the critics of his speech in the sen
ate against tho acceptance of the
statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee in Statu
ary hall at the capitol.
"It is an insult," said Senator Hey
burn, "to you gTay-haire<i veterans
who risked your all to save this na
tion, to place the statue of Robert E.
Lee in tho national capitol. To me it
Is intolerable to have the rebel flag
float beside Old Glory.
"When the time comos for the intro
duction of the resolution for the ac
ceptance or ijec/B statue, another aei
mon will be preached on the iloor of
the senate and you will find others than
myself that share this sentiment."
He saij he had examined the rec
ords and foui d that when Robert E
liee resigned from the United States
army, It was after Lincoln had pro
moted him to a full colonelcy, and that
he drew his pay for such three <l;i>s
nftnr ho had accepted a commission
from the confederacy.
"That." said the speaker, "is the rec
ord of the man whom we nro asked to
accept as a hero, statesman and sol
dier." '
FTHE MARK OF COOP CtJOTHgf
KNOW US FOB BEST VALUES
ofc.siNCE.iesii =a
Special Sale
Boys
Knicker
Suits
$4 and S5 Values
$2.85
This assortment 1. made up of
broken lines of M and *3 suit.. We
wish to close, them out quickly, and
our selling price will accomplish thl.
result. '
, These suit* are double breasted
Knicker (.l.vlen, made of strong wear
re-slstlng Tweeds, Cheviot, ami «.'a»l
mcrcs. All «-»i'4illent ajtaortment of
pattern*. Size. to tit boy. of "I to 16
,v«irs. On salo Monday.
Outfitters /or _. ,
/*ten. Women. Boys v* O/rls
437~439"H1 443 SQQTri 3PRINO
I Best Work J|
I ] Lowest Prices gjj
J | That's Our Motto lj
$10 Crowns I
I Unsurpassed f;u;illtles and R 1
O expert dental services en- ¥>
g able" us to be right up to k
g the minute in every In- X
H i nee. ' I
| PAINLESS I
H EXTRACTIONS H
13 Our plates re.store the lost H
H contour of the cheeks. H
h Free Examinations ■
H Work Guaranteed I
"77"
Humphreys' Seventy-Seven
Famous Remedy for Grip &
COLDS
"Colds are caused by a sudden sur
face chilling of the skin. This makes
the blood vessels of the skin contract, i
When the skin blood vessels contract
the blood vessels in other parts of the
body become congested. This state of
congestion permits the , microbes,
which, In every person, gradually col
lect, on the outside of mucous mem- j
brane, to get in deeper and begin their \
mischievous work. When the mem
brane is normal there are a lot of mi
croscopic cells which keep the germs
from entering the circulation. But as i
soon ns the membrane becomes irri
tated these microscopic cells are swept
away and the membrane is unpro
tected."
The use of "Seventy-seven" relieves
tho congestion, starts the blood coiirs- j
ing Lxiruii^li the Veins a.nd breads up
the cold.
Handy to carry, fits the vest pocket.
All drug stores, 25c.'
Dr. Humphreys' Manual, 144 pages
of pure medical talk mailed free.
Humphrey* 1 Homeo Medicine Co., corner
William and Ann ttreeta. Now York.
GENERAL QUITS AFTER
TROUBLE WITH HASKELL
Oklahoma Governor Says Militia
man Was Drunk and In
clined to Pick Quarrel
GUTHRIE, Okla., April 9.—As the re
sult of a midnight quarrel with Gov.
Charles N. Haskell in the latter's
apartments, concerning which state
ments conflict, Adjutant General Can
ton of the Oklahoma National guard
resigned today.
A revolver was taken from General
Canton during the row, when mutual
friends interfered. Canton declares,
however, that he did not draw the
weapon and had no 'Intention of trying
to injure the governor.
Governor Haskell stated he would al
low the officer to retire.
"Isn't drunkenness enough of a rea
son for accepting a resignation?" he
asked, when pressed for a statement
regarding the disagreement. Further
than this ho would not discuss the af
fair.
General Canton was more communi
cative.
"I went peaceably* to the governor's
apartments to talk things over," said
Canton today, "and he started a row.
He told mo to go to a wanner climate,
and I did not try to draw my revolver,
as reported, although I carry such a
weapon as part of my duties. Far |
from trying to injure the governor, I j
have saved him several times from be
ing hurt."
Despite the efforts of friends to es
tablish peace, Chief of Police Mitchell
■aid today General Canton would be ar
rested on charges of disturbing the
peace and carrying concealed weapons.
1 Governor Haskell declined to answer
when asked if he sanctioned this latter
phase of the trouble.
Governor Haskell stated tonight he
probably would not accept the resigna
tion of Adjutant General Frank M.
Canton, tendered him earlier in the
clay, following an altercation with the
governor at his hotel apartments last
night.
The governor gave as his chief reason
for Ing magnanimous the critical ill
ness of General Canton's daughter and
the further fact that the old general
had then him bodily pain in bygone
days. __~^_.
INDIANA DEALERS MUST
COVER ALL FOODSTUFFS
INDIANAPOLIS, April 9.—No more
shall tha rich, red rounds of beef and
the choice cuts Of porterhouse and ten
derloin ha>i£ from their accustomed
hooks on the walls or in the windows
of butcher .'-Imps, and never again
shall arrays of seductive pies, rolls
and bread be openly displayed at the
bakeries In the cities and towns of In
diana, according to an order promul
gated today by the state board of
health.
The board tells the public and trades
men that a prime cause of the spread
of sickness has been contamination of
fish, meats and other foodstuffs exposed
for sale without protection from dust
and flies, Hereafter victualers must
their stocks covered by gla^s or
other coses.
TORPEDO BOAT PERKINS
LAUNCHED ON ATLANTIC
QUINCT, Mai^s., April B.— The
solng torpedo boat destroyer Perkins,
named in honor of the lato Commodore
George if. Perkins, was launched to
day at the Fore River shipbuilding
yards.
The Prrklns Is the first of licr clnss,
is equipped with two American re
versible turbine engines developing 12,
--000 horsepower and will use oil fuel.
The boat will bo able to crui.se at s^a
with the battle fleet.
PENNY FARE FOR POOR
NEW YORK, April 9.—Proposals for
;. limited system of 1-cent faru to en
able tlu> city's poor to get to and from
big uptown parks during- the buiii
nirr monthi have bean submitted to the
Interborough Rapid Transit company
by Tenement House Commissioner
Murphy. The schemo is said to have
the indorsement of Mayor Gaynor.
CATTLEMAN IS SHOT TO
DEATH IN FAMILY FEUD
rAWnUSKA, Okla., April 9.—Eugene
Hayes, v rich cattle dealer, who 1.
under indictment in Koiua.9 City for
Killing his partner, I''ilwurd Ifayeo, In
v hotel there, «as today shot and
probably fatally wounded by Ainoi*
Hayes, half brother of Edward Hayes.
The men met on a public highway north
of Pawliufcka. Amu Brad * href tlim-h,
the bullets taking effect in Uugene'.
back. Aiuou came to l'awhu.lta and
Burrendered, Buying lie shot In .elf de
fense, lie him released on bond.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1010.
■ I 5 v v A fij [ W^m '•■*" H a &j W*^h ■*"
I ■„,, , , i, ,. n / The Entire Stock of This Big Furniture Store to Be Sold Out Abso- jfe^fe^R^S^P
j TiTjjj lutely and Completely. 1 here Arc Just iflt^^Tp^
wWrbbßH 1 y I lnvQ I >ptt b
%t\ I. Il'irl-F II cSfT^jSS? M &Jfi. L W ■* Tn ' 1L - *'.'.% Library Table, qnni-tprpcl Kol.h-n
1 'vkfl^^mmP^^^ -JU^rn JV -^**^ y w -^^^- -mm— -^p>- ook 1/(- „B x4B in< .|,,. H C|«T <\l\
l*BmlgDJqJoi^ T^ ' .Miiii.v otiirr stylpn
$30 Brass Bed And while the buying of the past week wast fast and 'furious, we believe that this week will 51"55™3*5^
bi« po»t», Mcl itnrd. full »■*«■. and an Be even a greater number of these handsome pieces placed in. the homes of Los Angeles. |f |l«x
thi»Trt""*"'"!'!'.'" $18.50 Never has a great establishment attempted'to close out in as short a time. Never have <^ MP
lIL m | R| guch bargains been offered. But^with us, it is a case of sell now, or send to the auction JJ Ha, "
unrnSWFHTSi! 'n seventeen days, so we have marked all goods at about the prices they would bring at #vl jnyb
II ill I! 11 Mil auction and they will be sold here at those figures. Don't delay. Get yours now. And if .i^ff^asgsg^)
kll 111 fill Hill there is any piece of furniture which you have been wanting for some time but which you &"!&&*&*&.-..■■ ->* '
HI 1I 11 111 I - have hesitated to buy on account of the price, this is* your chance. ||feKrc§
£2 Dubois& Davidson nai'
m^^S3 Furniture Comoanv S
\| r^^^^jj -■- UXllltiiJ.^: V>4V^JLXA_pdiXJ $40 Mahogany Dresser
NL« • < ,-,, Jf«*w df »lgn». »oT»ral $24 50
$14 Oak Mocker, Jxx«e I^atliw cu.h- 010 Oly4. A^/a^Ct* I "t *l**J
lon, rarly KnyUsh $8.75 212-214 West Sixth Street _ *^T'" " 11^'
Diner, Box Seat Ladies' Desk $50 Leather Davenport $24 Dining Table
$££~!!T.mM . ss«£& $9.75 %r^':^.?:.™*?;°'*>.. $38.50 . a^^saaaar^^! i5»6.00
IriSa-i Sale I U. S. Army Goods i
T; \ vMk£&3^& I Something to Please Everybody, if You Don't Want to Buy, as Such Goods Are Out of the Ordinary. |:
I Vilip/ FOR SHORT TIME ONLY ' "■• I
N^^P^/ 137-139 SOUTH SPRING STREET
|| \*/ Goods from Government Arsenal— Things to Please and Interest Everybody. <j
1 T»1 1 jl, US silver gray blankets, 75x84, best pure all wool, weight 5£ pounds each. Nothing better made. Govern- _■« £ M *
% r>llinßetS ment has just contracted for 100,000 at $5.35 each, which is actual cost to make. No other store has such goods. l^feg|^<^ \
W Won't show dirt, won't show wear and will last lifetime. Nothing better for carriage, automobile robes, beds or prospectors, etc.. and B^ijjKJ"^f
p! the best blanket in the world for everybody v * 4-5U Rf^^^^ffil P
M T^T "O1 C Finest quality. Indigo dye. Very best fast color. Strictly pure all wool, 56 inches f^^^^^^M I
I IN 3.VV Jb>lUG »3Cr^C wide, strong as, leather. Such goods you can wear every day in the year. For men it hhSktt IyKS jl
I takes 3i yards to make coat, vest and trousers. For ladies it takes 3 3 yards for skirt, 1* yards for jacket. For ladies' long coats, 4 yards. jEJSDSCILJ
El Price $1.50 yard.
i Sample Pieces of Cloth and Serges Given to All FREE for Test of Dye Strength. |:
\i • U. S. Marine Stockings, half wool 25c Pair Linen coverings or : U
I Guns and Carbines Linen Pillow CO vers for both sides, par ti y covered with fancy pillows < partl |-
m --T..,, •■-* « i • \ „ .. covered with U. S.
I Will Be on Sale in U. S. Chevrons, like cut 50c <-,«„„», ;
I a Few Days — \*» ~_ s |
I Overcoats, new, cost price $13, price $3.00 _ 50 CENTS
J Apron, for .11 working people !5 THINGS TO riJMSE LADIES. TOO SVo'r^cy" triS&V.V.V.V.V.Ki'iiI'W-d " |
« Abilomlnnl Lands, all wool 10 ■, roiMsi for eil*lng »of» pillow* !W
ti Belt, for workmen ami other. 10 « Apron, for clothe* pin., JJn( , n ulllow „( , V e rin«, fancy SO J
MB nimihefi, unllimd, laTKe.lze. 2.00 / * ftc ■• -•• Linen <ovem, for tables, etc »10<l ■
?M Blows KhirtH. all wool 1.00 ,7M H.ittonH, army, 0 on » Leather .trapH for «h<H>l l.ooka 10 V
ItiiK* fur rampiJiK. «-«m'li 85 'M ' iir.l :v-,"i .i» HIUJTIiSr . ) Nankeen underMiirbi for ladles , 23 ' '
I | Blue all wool llannel shirt. 225 /| BIU. »iwye. 86 i'wl.pj., CANDLE A Navy cap ribbon*, hIIU and Bold 08
| Bayonet »et« for your room .15 ,'/) L per yanl . ......fl.au , ricK / lvtllc-oiit». made of wool hand* 00 ,
m Bull*., with cord, 3.75 0 Bag. .cloth and &aD« . SconceH, miule of V. S. bayonet. *1 00
t<*. Blue mrue, |ier yanl ISO /M leather ■•■■•• 3 -> Efv'i.iWf Hofa pillow top*, chevron, on SO i
| Coat., khaki. 30-37-38 »1,« 1.00 <A BnoklM. U. S. pA^. NttJ „ Kail" r'bl.™»e*. for school* OS |
3 Couto for carriage, anil autos 1.00 . fJI eagle ,M . / ffi\ * Safety i.ln« U. S., dozen **
I (oat* for .mokl.. Jacket. «.©0 <^9 Bayonet «■!« for your A * £? 8. coat of arms on plaque. 35
lit dollar., V. S. linen 01 - \<m room : '' Ml (?*) . J-' a iirmv "imm.l silk
m Hate, caps, helmet. [M B n«ket., various, pur« |j?M fl^ ' :JJ; a™f, "Tmake nndenvoar 10 •
y Jtimpem, ilallo™' white niiiow.-::: :::::::::::: 50 W ""•—, ........ JiyrHM. fiaUor Jumper for r r!): ><'':. rink. ::::.:::::::::: «M»
f* IJnen c«ver. for fancy pillowi 50 <l,evrons, for fancy iffl^S© ' Baronet ... *»•<"»
ti S«<re. navy blue, 50 mcli» wide, yard 1.50 RS >■"!» pillow. ..... 0.. K| uuron*t sconce* *■'•>"*>
w Mocking, half ».k>l, pair 23 M Chevron., gold, for IfifflD ■, . one ba\oilet sconce ?1.00
r.sjj Nhlrt», all wool, best 3.25 St fancy work ...... 25 HUB Lf^ . ' i.^hh ml .i»I » «n< • $ , (X)
hldrts umler. ,Wton, nankeen 25 O <'..r<!». fancy .r* for ff ffj «™,l .M ■ 75
I Trou*er«. pure all wool ■:::::::::::::::::::::- '»■> >lj^f^ i-urtaln. -iv \ W \£J v^tv e.itl»*e* • :.:.i:.::.*::.; *150 i
Trou-ers. khaki l">0 C"*\",\ dua<7"' ""'"- , u> l J wa officer.'' sword. • ** »»
| Trouwrs working . Hn ,, H<: 50 . MiflEdfeJß '""""'"K- , "°•■■•■■»' °° . l LJIinV n v ualr ;• »°
M Ordiiance Materials etc. ■■cap* for home dust- ir 7i,. U »°
|tf Angnlar bayonets, with *c«liliard!< . 33 i!. X 0i """• X <
I O^^l^. Open Day and Evenings from Ba. m. Until 9p. m* N I BAVONCT fj "TRACTIVE I !
I V~" '^tS Goods from U. S. Government Arsenals . €CJL^ I
I \WT^ Goocls from U* S* Government Arsenals CjL^ I
| |-£^8f « 137 AND 139 SOUTH SPRING STREET (jtf i^^§^ s^ * 1
1 \^^¥ S===:: . ,W. S. KIRK, Manager. »55835?s I 75Pc^ 1
I Things and Goods Unusual to Interest and Please Everybody That No Other Stores Have. Catalogues with Prices Are Handed to All A^| "Stl .1
|| at Door. Guns and Carbines on Sale Tuesday Next, 12th. - ' 'If
AUTOMOBILISTS LEAVE
VICTIM TO DIE IN ROAD
SACRAMENTO, April 9.—P. J. An
derson, an HRod carpenter whose home
is at UriKhton. a suburb of Sacramen-
to, was killed this morning on the M
street road by Joy riders in an auto
mobile. The automobile did not stop
after striking the man and officers are
now looking for the owner.
Anderson was returning home on a
bicycle from a-meeting of the Carpen
ters' union when he was struck. Sev
eral hours later he was found on the
side of the road and taken to the re
ceiving hospital, where he died. He
leaves a wife and several children.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
IS CORONER'S VERDICT
PLACERVII,LE, Cat. April 9.—A. B.
McCoy was found dead with a bullet
hole through his heart yesterday near
his home five miles southeast of Dia
mond Springs. The coroner was sum
moned from hero and went to investi
gate the case, with the result that a
verdict of accidental shooting waa
found.