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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-16
Ribbons for Summer

Special inducements in the After-Re-
moval sale: Ribbons that shir. in
French novelty effects, inches wide.
giving triple ruffle effect; are in great
demand for dress trimmings, hat
decorating and for ribbon flowers.
Here, in shaded colorings-blue, maize,
reseda, old rose, white, navy, brown,
gray, pink, black and cardinal; reg
ularly soc. Sale price, 25c a yard.
6-inch changeable and shaded taft
feta ribbons, in new shades; especially
good for millinery purposes; regular
35c and 40c values at 25c a yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-16

Coronado Tent City band, 8 o'clock
tonight Westlake park; "a artists
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-16
$3.50 Silks for $l.oo

A 24-inch high grade soft finish taft
feta, with silk embroidered figures,
goes on sale today at 81 yard. Such
colors as green or blue grounds, with
white hairline stripe, green embroid-
cry figures; or brown grounds with
white hairline stripe, brown figures;
or blue with white figures are in this
choice assortment.
Black silk crepe de chine, of very
soft, high luster, "a inches wide and
regularly $1.25, will also be sold at 81
a yard.
In the Hill street display windows
will be seen silks which are to go on
special sale Monday. Watch for par
ticulars.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-16

The cigar that is built right--Las
Palmas
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-16
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-16
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-16
FIeck Discharged

Thomas Boyd of Belfast, Ireland.
writes to r, p. Wirsching, high chief
ranger for Southern California, I. o. F.,
for information as to the whereabouts
of his brother-in-law. Thomas McMul-
Ian. who was formerly located in Los
Angeles county but has not been heard
from for 90 years. He was engaged in
the mining business when last heard
from. and is believed to have owned an
interest in a gold mine. He is des-
cribed as being about 10 years old,
unmarried and belonged to the Masonic
fraternity.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-16
Fancy Wool Waistings

Fancy half-hose in five diff
ferent patterns; gun metal
stripes; absolutely seamless
and in proper weights for
warm weather wear; regular
zoe quality at Q pairs for 25c.
Every kind, color and
weave likely to be wanted is
here is here in cool under
wear, at 25c, 35c, 40c, soc,
75c and higher. If you add
about one-third to t h c S
you'll know the true value of
the garments.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

FOR SALE
LARGE LOTS.
FIRST CLASS.
MODERN IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ON EASY TGRMs.
$50 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
$40 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
$40 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
so EASY.
PER CENT INTEREST ON De
FERRED PAYMENTS.
so EASY.
$50 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
$50 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
STRONG Il DICKINSON
SOUTH HOLLYWOOD TRACT NO. l.
FIRsT-CLAss STREET. WORK
INCLUDED IN
ABOVE PRICES.
TAKE NOTICE.
ALL STREETS GRADED,
CEMENT CURBS AND
CEMENT SIDEWALKS.
ABUNDANCE or GOOD WATER.
TAKE A CAR RIDE.
GO OUT SUNDAY,
DO YOU
REALIZE THE RAPID
CITY GROWTH IN THIS SECTION?
TAKE COLEGROVE CAR
ON SPRING STREET,
GET OFF At OUR OFFICE,
COR. MOUNTAIN VIEW AVENUE,
COLEGROVE.
CALVIN II. FOSS.
OUR AGENT AT TRACT,
OR CALL AND SEE
FRANK d. EDIE,
MANAGER OF TRACT.
PHONE 1878. 1S5 S. BROADWAY.
STRONG & DICKINSON.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

LOTS FOR SALE
S3O0-50X125. two blocks from Sunset boule-
ward, one block from Glendale car
line; $l00 cash, $40 a month.
$3j0--46Xl2S. Fedora street, near Eleventh;
ditch lot
S550-46X12S, Irolo, near 11th, good lot.
S550-50X175, Agricultural avenue, near 4Sth
to 20-ft. alley; car lines handy.
$56O-4lxl2il, SOth St near Arlington; u
cash.
S5OO-5Ox1OO, 800 cash and $40 month.
near Bridge and Brooklyn; sewer
S5OO-4Ox14O, Mcpherson Q2th st) near
Santa Fe.
S550--50x150, Ave. 30, near Pasadena ave.
S600-41X122, list, near Arlington; "a cash.
$650-50X125, 29th, near Cimarron.
$650-50X136 each, 2 lots, 3Sth near Denker
$7OO-40xl4O to alley, Brent near Lake
Shore.
S50-45Xl05, Bartlett near Centennial.
SS00-50x135, 9th near Durango.
$S50-50Xl35, Goth, one block west of West
crn.
5000 each, east front, 45x140, near Temple
and Brent; level lots.
SS50-40xl41, 47th between Moneta and
Figueroa.
SSO0-32x14O, lift. alley at side, not key
lot; Bowen and Chamberlans S
Main street Boulevard tract
SS00-50X130. Grand avenue near Thorpe
oiled, curbed, graded and side
walked; 4O-ft lots selling close by
for $1,000
S7O0-45x145 to alley West Second street,
near Alvarado.
w. II. OBEAR, 4OS-9-10 johnson bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

HEIGHTS.
Lots $500 and up.
S25 down, so n month.
Finest section in this city; high,
healthful; offers the man of moderate
means "a place to buy where living is a
joy and profit sure. Present price one
third under market.
Take Brooklyn ave. car
on Main street.
Tract offiee-End of car line, only II
minutes from business.
Huntington has 1900 acres just across
the street from Raymund Heights and
we are in the city limits.
w. Il. RAYMUND COMPANY,
5ll Grant Building,
Home 440i Main 1871.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands

FOR SALE
FOR LOTS AT RIGHT PRICES.
G. G. G. TATUM
636-637 II. w. Hellman Bldg.
Phones--Iome $50, Sunset Main sSos
selO-Fine north front lot on Flint,
between Cimarron and Arlington; snap;
All street work done; fine for cottage;
it's the cheapest lot there; 50S1iS.
S950-Beautiful lot on high ground,
near Washington St, facing OH 30
foot boulevard, only a cash needed
balance at per cent; snap; 50x150
feet.
$iOOO-Fine high lot on Normandie,
near near 18th; big. snap; 46xl2Slh.
$l200-ISlegant lot on 9Th ave, near
Grant; snap; 50xi4O.
s1250-East front on Sd ave-, near
Grant; very cheap; 5Ox140.
sl250-East front on Sd ave-, near Six
teenth; snap; 50x1i0.
S1S00--Beautlful east front on I'd ave-,
near 18th; bargain 50xlf0
S1400-Fine south front lot on Roxbury,
near Oxford; high and dry; 47x12O.
Sl475-Large lot on Arlington, near
Washington; big bargain; note size
50x17i.
$l50O-Vermont ave-; east front; near
9TH; here Is certainly a snap; it's worth
$3.50 more; 50xl45 to alley.
$l50O-Elegant east front on 9TH ave-,
near Adams 50x145 to alley.
SloOO-Ftno double clean corner on Ar
lington, between Grant and Washing
ton; 45x13215; it's snap.
$lSO0-OXford ave-; east front: be-
tween 18th and Washington; bargain;
worth more; 50xi1i.
S2000-Corner Third and 18TH no
restrictions: J0x140. Fine for stores.
S2150--Fine lot facing Burlington
ave. on 18th st. This is close in; 50X
125.
$2i50-Burlington N. w. cor. 18th;
close In; high ground: cement retaining
wall and steps all made; elegant lot for
fiat building; will net IL per cent,
i0x90.
$26OO-Manhattan place; double clean
corner of 18th; bargain for few days;
G5X17S.
S2750-Fine S. w. corner, Bonnie
Brae Place and 18th, elegant lot; 5Ox
112. alley.
S375O-Fine corner god and Airing.
ton, Kinney Heights. This is snap.
9315 x160, alley.
$6OO0-S. w. corner Adams and
Normandie. no restrictions; worth
more; 75X150
S75O0-Beautiful large corner,
Washington and Arlington, note size;
171X140 feet.
For lots of lots.
c. G. c. TATUM,
636-637 H. w. Hellman Bldg.
Phones-IIome 629, Sunset Main 3303,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

s3500-Near the corner of Grand View
and 10th, lot 50x15O to alley.
$3200-Ocean View, near Grand ave.
lot 60X1S0; glorious view.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

FOR SALE FOR
SS3O--3-room house and large lot
on w. 44th street snap.
S27OO-3-room house and lots on
w. 41st st. A bargain.
S10OO-New modern Groom cot
tage on Clarence St, not far from
Salt Lake station; $500 cash.
$150O-5- room cottage on Ezra Sc,
Boyle Heights.
S27On-Modern Groom cottage, L.
32d, between Maple and San Pedro.
S42GO-S-r room house L. ed S.,
Menlo Park.
ssIO0-5-room cottage e. 2Sd ST.
cash and terms.
S12OO-4-room house, E. seth; cash
and terms.
s45OO-7-room modern house just
finished, on Woodlawn ave; cash and
terms
s2G5O-S25O cash, new groom cot
tage on w. 35th, University district.
S53OO--Modern Groom house on w.
Jefferson.
o. ii. JONES,
1T S. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

$5O00-N. e. corner of Raymond and
9th SITS, 135X12O feet; high class cor
ner property. We can give you u great
bargain in this lot.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

S70O0-N. w. corner in the Westlake
district, S0xl45, 800 u front foot; good
corners in this section at this price are
very scarce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

HERE IS A GENUINE BARGAIN, LOT
located on West 39th St, 40x13S; price
only $500, $500 cash. LEAIIY & SON,
223 Mercantile place.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

FOR SALE-FOR BARGAINS IN I'M
proved or unimproYed property in the
southwest part of city Cali on WM.
G. CIIOUTEAU 2209 Hoover st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

HEART or THE FINEST BODY
or LAND IN LOS ANGELES,
WITH FRONTAGE ON VERMONT
AVENUE, THE FINEST HIGH
WAY IN TIE CITY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

GO SEE 1T.
LOTS 5000 AND UP.
S25 DOWN; so MONTH.
OUR E. JEFFERSON ST. TRACT.
THE BIGGEST AND BEST CLOSE
IN SUBDIVISION ON THE LONG
BEACH LINE; REACHED BY THE
2; 9TH lsLAusoN JUNCTION. CARS
ON MAIN ST, IN TEN MINUTES
YOU ARE ON THE TRACT AT T..
3STH ST. BE SURE AND GET OFF
THERE AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE.
MIR. FRANK ROCKWELL, TRACT
AGENT, IS ON THE GROUND
EVERY DAY AND WILL BE
PROPERTY. SEE IT AT ONCE.
TRACT REACHES FROM 29TH 81.
TO VERNON AVE. GATH ST.) FINE
SOIL AND VIEW AND VERY
HEALTHY LOCALITY.
GO DOWN AND SEE.
ANY WIDTH YOU WANT
GOOD BIG LOTS.
STREET WORK DONE AND PAID
LAST TRACT LEFT CLOSE IN ON
EASY TERMS. GET IN AT ONCE.
TEL. MAIN HOME 1878.
GUS B. HILL,
1876 South Broadway.
WITH STRONG & DICKINSON.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

S500O--West side of Alvarado, one half
block from Westlake park. This is
about 10 feet above grade and Is a
slightly lot; size, 50x15O.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

anu lUlll, lOL pUNlOU 10 3lleV.
$3200-Ocean View, near Grand ave.
lot 60x1S0; glorious view.
S3100-West 9th ST., near Park View lot
50X1l5 to alley.
s2G5O-A northwest corner on Main,
near Goth.
s2250-Near Sth and Rampant, 5Ox135
feet
S2OOO-A S. w. corner on South Park
ave-, near 10th ST., 45X130.
S1200-Brighton ave. in c. V. Hall
tract, 50X135 to alley.
S1000-Hobart Blvd. in c. v. Hall tract,
50X135 to alley.
S1000-37th St. near BudIong size 40x
12O; street improved.
s900-Near Western and Goth. 5Ox13O:
terms; street improved.
$S00-Corner on Arlington in West Ad-
ans tract, 5OX125, choice.
$6OO-Benefit, near Sunset Blvd. 5Ox
155.
ROBERT MITCHELL CO.,
Both phones 323l. sos S. Broadway.
l.. A. r. b.
mo Misrepresentation"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17
City Lots ann Lands

FOR SALE
S9OO0-Vermont ave-, corner 30th St,
has frontage of 2O21A feet by 14O, eastern
exposure.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

FOR SALE
$3.50. $3.50 down
and $14 per month will buy this beauti-
full up-to-date broom cottage, good To-
cation.
This is a splendid bargain and must
be sold this week.
MARSHEL, LOWE & JORDAN,
Home phone SOOS. 223 Mercantile place.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

FOR SALE--CORNER LOT 1O0Xt3O
with a modern S-room 2-story house
on rear; fronts on two good streets;
fine site for corner flats. Price only
$500. Sec II. r. STOWE. with j. 9.
Floyd, 205206 Mason opera house.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. 723
Stewart street, one-half block south of
Seventh. five blocks west of Figueroa
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17
FOR sALE-ACREAGE FOR sUBD1vI-

FOR SALE BY GEO. HARLAN, 1913
South Broadway, as follows:
Baldwin Ranch l to acre tracts.
Sunnyside Heights, l acre tracts, 5000.
Walnut Park lots, Figueroa and Yer
non, $500 up to $500.
Call on me for free tickets to tracts.
Mills add. to Huntington Park, $3.50
up.
Vermont Place tract, $500
East Hollywood Home tract, $500 up.
80 acres in crop Is miles east of city,
100 yards from new electric line to
Riverside. now building good water
right, best buy in country at $3.50 per
acre, excellent walnut and alfalfa land;
part payment. Many others
See GEO. HARLAN,
123 S. Broadway.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
CASTRO REFUSES TO A%RBlTRATE
President Of Venezuela Declines to Ac.
cent Offer OF united States.

Washington, March 20.-Minister
Bowen cables the state department
from Caracas that President Castro
had fatty refused 70 arb,trate the
pending questions between Venezuela
and the United States. The admins
tration will take no action in regard
to the reply. The matter was fully
discussed at the cabinet meeting and
1t was determined to allow the matter
to await developments. The situation
Is considered as not 10 necessarily IN.
terfere with the departure of the presi.
dent on the southwestern trip
New York, M~arch'25.-ln answer to
a request for a statement on the pres.
ent Venezuelan situation the Tribune
received the following cable dispatch
from President Castro. Received
your cable. ! do not believe there is
any trouble. and If there should be
any, Venezuela would win. because
she never drifts away from right, rea'
son and justice. which are the
strength of weak nations"
The World prints the following dis
patch from President Castro: II
have received your telegram. There
Is in reality between Venezuela and
Washington no question sufficient TO
occupy public attention and worthy OF
attention by serious persons Your
minister holds himself aloof from the
good understanding which exists. but
Venezuela will defend with ardor the
common interests and honor of both
countries"
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
Russia in a Ferment.

St. Petersburg, March 29.-The fu.
neral of a student named Yakovlev,
who, on his liberation from eight
months solitary Imprisonment for cir.
culating propaganda literature
hanged himself, his mind being un.
hinged, was the occasion of a striking
revolutionary demonstration. Disre.
garding police warnings, crowds OF
students followed the funeral cortege,
singing revolutionary songs and scat
tering pamphlets. The coffin was COW
cred with wreaths from socialists.
revolutionists and workmen. Dis.
turbances in the Caucasus continue.
A gendarme was killed at Potie, ten
persons were wounded at Girl, whilst
at Schum the police are powerless to
keep order. In the Shorapan district
the peasants refuse to pay taxes or
rent and have elected a secret com
mittee to manage local affairs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
FRANK ROGERS RETURNS HOME
Says His Aunt, Miss Florence Ely, is
Not Guilty Of kidnapping Him.

Chicago. March 27.-Frank Rogers.
who disappeared from his home In
Evanston -four years ago with his aunt,
Miss Florence Ely, has just returned.
Young Rogers stated that since leav'
ing Chicago he has been working in
Buffalo and New York city. The po.
lice and others for a long time worked
on the case as a kidnapping mystery.
The boy now denies hat he has been
with his aunt. When he disappeared
from his home in July, 1901. his aunt.
Miss Ely. who had lived at the house
Of young Rogers parents. also disap'
peared. since when no trace of either
had been found until he suddenly ap'
peared in Evanston.
The boy had been the pet OF his
aunt ever since he was a baby. So
close was this friendship that Miss
Ely could scarcely allow the boy 10 be
out OF her sight. Her affection was
returned by young Rogers and In order
to break up the attachment between
the two. Mrs. Rogers decided to send
her son away to school. and notified
Miss Ely Of the plan. On July IS,
1901, the boy and his aunt left the
Rogers home. presumably for a walk
They did not return and what has be
come of Miss Ely Is still a mystery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
Action on Rockefeller Gilt,

Boston. March 29,-Positive action
vas taken on the question of accept.
ing John d, Rockefeller's gift of $780,
600 to the American board of commits.
sioners for foreign missions at a
meeting Of the prudential committee
at the organization. but the nature OF
the action was not disclosed, the COM
mittee, however. announced officially
that a statement citing the decision OF
the committee would be given out aft
er the report adopted, which Is
IN the form of resolutions. had been
officially communicated to a commit
Re appointed at a meeting Of eongre'
g%ational clergymen Of Boston and vi
entity 10 protest against the accept
nee OF the Rockefeller gift. ,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
Jap Cruisers Stop Tramp Steamer.

Seattle, Wash, March 29.-Japanese
cruisers twice stopped and boarded
the British tramp steamer Ocean Mon
arch, which arrived here, while she
was in the Japan sea on her voyage to
this port from Kobe. On both occa.
sions the Monarch was informed Of
the cruisers desires by a shot fired
across her bow. The Monarch had
no cargo, being in ballast, and after
examining her papers the boarding
officers allowed her to proceed. The
officers of the vessels say the coast
of northern Japan and Siberia is so
thoroughly guarded that it would be
impossible for a successful attempt
at blockade running.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
PEACE IS IN SIGHT
OUTLINES TERMS UNDER WHICH
SHE WILL NEGOTIATE.
Absence Of Official and Private DIS
patches From Points Below Har
bin Causes Apprehension at St
Petersburg.

st. Petersburg. March 29,-Russia
outlined the conditions under WHICH
she is prepared TO negotiate peace.
1t was stated. WITH every .emo.ance
OF authority. that thank TO the coed
Offices OF the United STATES II
France the question OF peace mad as.
sumed practical shape.
London. March 29-'When peace
negotiations commence 1t VIII be be-
tween Russia and Japan direct and
not through any intermediary was
Minister Hayashi comment when
shown the dispatch from a northern
European capital stating that NJ. Del.
casse, the French foreign minister,
had been asked to act as an interme-
diary to open peace negotiations. Min.
lister Hayashi said he attached no i'm.
portance to the statement, but be.
lieved that France was trying to in.
fluence Russia to open negotiations
for peace.
$50 far as I know" he added. mo
negotiations have been begun. but
when Russia is ready to make terms.
Japan will be happy to consider
them"
Minister Hayashi repeated his pre-.
vious statement that Japan is not no.
ticing peace rumors, but steadily pre-.
pairing to prosecute the war to the bit.
ter end.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
CARNEGIE IN COLLEGE BUSINESS
Demand for Libraries 10 Gown 10
One q Day.

New York, March Is Andrew Car.
neg.e was the guest OF honor at the
annual dinner OF tie a.umLi o: S:ev
eLs institute az 'he Hc.ei Asto'.%
DR. A c HGmparsys "prCs.aeht II
Stevens. a|nLoLLCga lat Mr. Carrie 20
In addition 10 he s-5J.00U W.. -
has already gwen &c the ,Ls..
would give $50 0y more 10 wE.c. "e
himself would add $4,000 wen tGe
allmni raised anC;ner si".V y
Mr. Carnegie sad IN part want
70 tell you gentlemen tha, yoar
career is much h.enet thar a sreCI
lative one SOCK gambling Is cot a
business. II is a mere parasite on
business. II had a son should pre-.
fer 10 have him enter upon a pro g.
sional career. such as you choose.
rather than any other | have Leen
looking largely into small colleges CT
late and | have entered into the col
lege business as I not long ago en-.
tered into the library business DID
a r!p-roaring business at the lbr7rv
stand. but ! could look ahead ard sct
the demand for libraries s!acken Ny
secretary says tha, the demand Is
down to one library a day 7 think a
young man who goes to a nall col.
lere receives a better education than
at a larger one Ike to see men not
.excelling in footballs or things pertain.
ing to the foo. bat ~exce,l!ng In head
oyponsiTn Snort iS too generally
taking the place Of valuable education
at the big colleges Since have gone
into the new business there has been
a great boom Within the last few
DAYS I have received more than 100
applications FOR the material I am
sending to some colleges and bus!-
ness. gentlemen. Is promising"
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
Many Arrests at Warsaw.

Warsaw. March 2s.-The police are
prosecuting a strict search Of factories
and work shops here for socialist
workmen, with the purpose OF discov.
ering the conspirators concerned with
the recent bomb throwing. A number
OF students suspected Of completely In
last Sundays affairs were arrested.
Baron Won Nolken, chief Of police,
who was wounded by the explosion OF
a bomb. is improving. He received
12O separate wounds, cuts and
scratches.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
MAINE SUNK BY HIS BOMB.
eessler Rosseau Says Machine Was
Intended for a Spanish Warship.

SscSS1 WIZ wv
Intended for a Spanish Warship.
New York, March 29.-That the bat.
tleship Maine. through an error, was
destroyed by a bomb of his manufact.
IRE was the statement made by Ges.
sler Rosseau in the Tombs prison.
Rosseau was convicted of having sent
explosives to the Cunard line pier.
this city. in May. 1903.
The man who had been intrusted
With the task of destroying a Spanish
vessel attempted to fasten a box dur.
ing the night to one of Alfonso's war.
ahips and Numbered into blowing up
the Maine. The man Immediately aft.
er learning OF the error he had made,
committed suicide.
Rosseau said he had attempted to
blow up the statue of Frederick the
Great in Washington because he did
not wish to see the statue of a king
IN America. He added that he was
not an anarchist or a nihilist and thai
he had made no effort to supply ex
ploding machines to the Russians.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
All immigration Figures Broken.

New York. March 27.-With a total
for the last week of 10000 aliens and
with the prospects Of at least $4,000
more to come in on the steamships ar.
irving this week, it is probable that
all immigration figures will be broken
before the spring is ended, From all
parts OF Europe aliens are booked to
arrive and the resources of the station
at Ellis island will be taxed to the
almost.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
Queen Alexandra at Gibraltar.

Gibraltar. March 29-The British
royal Yacht Victoria and Albert. with
Queen Alexandra and party on board
entered the bay here amid the thunder
Of salutes from he Atlantic feet al!
the vessels Of which were dressed
with flags and manned with cheering
biuejacke.s This is the first time a
queen OF England has visited Gibral.
Tar IN The history Of me famous rock
and she was accorded a great recep.
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31

Gus Injuries TO others.
The dead Dean E. Richmond.
John Thomas, killed by lightning near
Watonga: Charles r. SCHOONER.
killed by lightning at New Feathers
Ford: Orville Pemberton drowned
near Raw City