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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

52s SOUTH SPRING; THREE
Y e A r s. L e A S E; 20X 130;
CHEAPEST RENT ON THE
STREET.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
II. A. WAN & CO.,
200 II. w. Hellman.

DID BAS e MENT,
LARGE, AIRY, ETC. ON EAST
FIFTH, JUST BELOW LOS AN
GELES STREET. TAKE A
LOOK AT IT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
w. GOTH, NEAR BERKELEY SQUARE.

Swell home, with all the comforts
of the day; full two-s story shingle
house, with long front and side
porch; four magnificent chambers
and bath on second floor; first floor
in fine hardwood, pressed brick man
tel, golden oak finish; cemented cell
Ton Really CO., 4ie-4is hausSiin
Bldg. PhOnes-HOme 1857; Main 4714.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

FOR SALE = BUNGALOW COTTAGES
AND OTHERS.
Six-room cottage, new and modern,
in Highland Park, one block from
new Monte Vista car line; price S2650;
413 Avenue Fiftytwo.
Six-room modern bungalow cottage
at 2427 Malabar street; price $3.50.
Six-room, up-to-date cottage at
1924 Adair street. This has never
been occupied and is cheap at the
price. $3.50, part cash.
THOS. J. HAMPTON CO.,
l.. A. r. B. 119 South Broadway.
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foR sALs
Houses
FOR sABE-BY
INGRAM & BRIGGS.

e01-902 Braly Bldg.
Cor. 9Th and Spring SITS. Both phones 20
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LOTS
42x135.
WheFef
Los Angeles aud San Pedro Streets.
How Muchf
Only $3.50.

Only $3.50.
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN, BAL
ANCE EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
Lots on Forty eighth, Forty-ninth
and Ftftieth streets, adjoining South
Park, within two blocks OF city
school.
Water. graded streets. cement
walks, curbs, etc,
We are building some five and
siX-room modern cottages on this
property--$2100 and $2250.
Close to Maple avenue car line,
with fiyeminute service.
This is one of the best locations In
the city for moderate priced homes.
PRICE, $3.50 FOR LOTS.
PRICE, $4,000 AND $3.50 FOR
HOUSE AND LOT,
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN, Ball
ANNGE CT, mon MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY
ANDERSON a BAKER,
Phone Home 1S47. 416 Trust Bldg.
FOR sALE-FINE. LARGE, LEVEL
lots on Euclid and Carleton aves., with
east front; fruit trees and roses; splen-
did view: high elevation; street graded
In Ruddy's Euclid Avenue tract, on
Euclid ave. car line, corner of Sixth
ST. is minutes ride from Spring ST. I;
these are the best lots in the city, and
a bargain at the price at which they
are offered $3.50 and up. Inquire sos
EUCLID AVE, on tract. or 2l10 East
First st. Tells. Macy sie and Macy 722
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

Broom MODERN HOUSE. 1883 W.
ADAMS ST. RENT $40
r. e. IBBETsoN & co,
HOME 24t0. 3t6 TRUST BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

STORES, ETC.

IF DESTROYS OF SECURING
THE BEST BUSINESS LOCA-
TIONS, OUR RENTAL DE-
PARTMENT WILL BE GLAD
TO PLACE BEFORE YOU ALL
THE AVAILABLE PROPERTY,
AND ONLY ASK TO HAVE
YOU SUBMIT YOUR DESIRES.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

~ " y ~ l > II 1OUR OWN
AfA6f 4 N fMSYL n = y M = AZ K p r RhlS S1JR dS
r q N tai D r P ART NJ EN NT
WILL FURNISH ALL FUR
THEIR INFORMATION, BUT
A B S o l. u r e l. Y NO TELE-
PHONE N Q u r [ e S AN
SWERED ON THIS PROPERTY.
r.. A. ROWAN & CO.,
zoo II. W. Hellman.
TO LET
STORES. ETC.
IF DESTROYS OF SECURING
THE BEST BUSINESS LOCA-
TIONS, OUR RENTAL DE-
TO PLACE BEFORE YOU ALL
THE AVAILABLE PROPERTY,
AND ONLY ASK TO HAVE
YOU SUBMIT YOUR DESIRES.
r. A. WAN & CO.,
200 H. w. Hellman.
445 SOUTH BROADWAY, %
X120, WITH BASEMENT; FINE
STORE, GOOD LEASE.
r.. A.. WAN & CO.,
200 H. w. Hellman.
Y q A r s. L e A S e; 20 X 1870;
CHEAPEST RENT ON THE
STREET.
r. A. WAN & CO.,
200 H. w. Hellman.
HALF STORE, WEST SIDE
SPRING STREET, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH; LONG
LEASE.
r. A. WAN & CO.,
200 H. w. Hellman.
WEST SIDE BROADWAY,
JUST SOUTH OF FIFTH; FINE
LARGE STORE; GOOD LONG
LEASE.
II. A. WAN & CO.,
200 II. w. Hellman.
MORT INVEST CORNER
SIXTH AND MAIN. SEVERAL
FINE STORES; GOOD LEASE;
OFFICES UPSTAIRS. THIS IS
THE ELEGANT NEW SEVER
A II
ERN. WE ARE NOW READY
TO LEASE THE OFFICES,
ETC. CALL AND SEE OUR
r E NTAL D e p A MENT.
LET THEM SHOW YOU THE
r.. A. WAN & co.,
200 H. w. Hellman.
IN THE GERMAN BUILD
1NG, AT FOURTH AND LOS
ANGELES, YOU CAN LEASE
FOR LONG TIME SEVERAL
DESIRABLE STORES AT WAY
DOWN PRICES. DON'T FOR
GET THESE.
II. A. WAN & CO.,
200 II. w. Hellman.
PLENDID BAS e MENT,
LARGE, AIRY. ETC, ON EAST
GELES STREET. TAKE A
LOOK AT IT.
r.. A. ROWAN & CO.,
200 II. w. Hellman.
421-42a f. FIFTH STREET,
BUILDING, NOR T II w e S II
CORNER SAN PEDRO; LARGE,
M o d E r N, PLA E GLASS
FRONTS, UP-TO-DATE. RENT
$S5 PER MONTH, AND WILL
II. A. ROW & CO.,
200 Fl. w. Hellman.
CAN LEASE FOR LONG
TERM THAT NEW, MODERN
BUILDING JUST ABOUT TO
MAIN M STREET, E ADJo1HIHG ATS5 RING
THE BURBANK THEATER ON
THE NORTH. JOHN PARKIN-
son is DRAWING THE PLANS
AND WILL ARRANGE TO
SUIT TENANT. COME IN AND
GET PARTICULARS.
II. A. WAN & CO.,
200 III. W.Hellman.
HAVE VERAL LARGE
TWELVE AND FOURTEEN
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
AND TENTH. LOW RENT.
II. A. WAN & CO.,
200 III. w. Hellman.
OUR TIME is AT YOUR SER
VICE. NO TROUBLE TO FUR
NISH ALL INFORMATION OR
ANSWER QUESTIONS.
II. A. WAN a. CO.,
200 III. w. Hellman.
HAVE S VERAL LARGE
AND ELEGANT LOCATIONS
ON SPRING, BETWEEN SEC
oND AND FOURTH STREETS,
IL. A. WAN A. CO.,
200 III. w. Hellman.
RENTAL DEPARTMENT..
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Il. G. DEVENS,
227 LaughIin Bldg, 315 S. broadway.
Home Phone 1921.

THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS OF
FERED BY j. w. CURNS, 4S4 BRY-
SON BLOCK:
$S0OO-Twelve-roo house; lot 4ox
1875; Crocker street; latest modern
style: new barn: worth more money.
$26O0-Five-room modern, new cot
fifth street; lot 5Ox140; yellow pine
finish; fine bath, toilet; lawn.
$2400-Five-room modern cottage;
lot 40X135; East Forty third street,
between San Pedro street and South
Park avenue; $3.50 down, balance like
rent.
S4000-Six rooms, modern; lot AJAX
1885, Bonnie Brae street; gas, electric
lights; elegantly finished; fine loca-
ton.
j. w. CURNs, 434 BrysOn Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
r. A. ROw WAN & CO.,
200 H. w. Hellman.

HALF STORE, WEST SIDE
SPRING STREET, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH; LONG
LEASE.
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ZOE HEN1
Flats
FoR RENT
FLATS.

THERE STILL REMAIN SEW
BRAL OF THOSE FINE, MOD
ERN AND CONVENIENTLY
EQUIPPED FLATS AT SIX
TENTH AND FLOWER; IN
STANTANEOUS VI f A r u r S,
ETC. RENT. NO OBJECT. JUST
LOOK THIS UP.
n. A. ROW. e. CO.,
200 II. W. Hellman.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
r. A. ROW AN & CO.,
200 H. w. Hellman.

445 SOUTH BROADWAY, 23
X120, WITH BASEMENT; FINE
STORE, GOOD LEASE.
n. A., WAN & CO.,
200 H. w. Hellman.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

QUIT THE LANDLORD.
He is living on your rent. An op-
portunity to shake him: A five-room
cottage. nickel plumbing, combina-
tion lights, reception hall, cove cell
ings, tinted walls, good car service;
small payment down, $25 per month,
including interest. II. A. BURTON
REALTY CO., 416-41S LauEhIin Bldg.
PhOnes-HOme 1857; Main 4714.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
S725O New, modern, eight-rOOIn
house Ina WestIake sectiOnS east 'front.'
high groundJ everything first-elass.
L.. Il. BOWEN,
bO2-S Fay building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

TO LET
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

ALTHOUSE BROS,
234 Laughlin Bldg, 315 S. Broadway.
Main 263: Home Elk. 263.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
II. A. WAN & CO.,
200 II. W.Hellman.

HAVE SEvERAL LARGE
TWELVE AND FOURTEEN
ROOM HOUSES ON MAIN
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

HAVE EVERAL LARGE
AND ELEGANT LOCATIONS
ON SPRING, BETWEEN SEC
OND AND FOURTH STREETS.
IL. A. ROWA A. CO.,
zoo II. w. Hellman.
RENTAL DEPARTMENT..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
FoR sALg
Houses

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Houses
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03

Eureka, Cal.-With fair chance of
holding together for many days yet.
despite the fact thar breakers are
pounding over her, the Norwegian
steamer Tricolor, which went ashore
in the fog at Cape Mendocino at 3
O'Clock Tuesday, still lies hard and
fast on the rocks. From all appear
ances the vessel is still intact and is
in as good condition as she was with
in a half-hour after she struck the
rocky coast, punctured her bottom and
pHstially sank. Such is the report
that comes Wednesday from the
Ocean house a. Mendocino, close to
the scene OF the wreck.
The beach is lined with wreckers,
people coming to the scene with the
hope of securing relics or other valua-
bles. Conspicuous among these are
Indians, who are gathered in large
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
A NORWEGIAN STEAMER ON ROCKS

bands, patiently awaiting the disinte'
grafton of the hull of the steamer
which will release everything that will
float. Owing to the nature of the
coast however, It is very improbable
that anything will be of much vaiue
after It strikes the shore There is
comparatively little beach, and what
there is is strewn with rocks, on
which anything that might come
ashore would be broken to pieces.
In fact, Captain Void figures that so
little can be saved from the ship that
he will not even go down the coast.
He is now in communication with the
owners Of the vessel in Norway. and
mas also wired to the Western Fuel
company of San Francisco, to whom
the vessel was chartered. apprising
them of the loss of their cargo OF
$500 tons of coal.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03

New York.--That Japan will demand
an indemnity of Russia in the nego-
tiations for peace and that the war
will be declared at an end at the con
clusion of the negotiations at Ports!
mouth, N. H., next month is the belief
OF Baron Komura, head of the japan
eSe peace delegation. who arrived here
Tuesday, as voiced by Aimar Sato, who
L. the official spokesman for the baron
on this mission. Mr.. Sato in an inter
view Tuesday said;
am confident that peace will be
successfully negotiated by the appoint
ed delegations. The japanese will be
guided by moderation, and no exces-
sive demands will be made. but the
sentiment in Japan and Russia is for
peace, and in the interests of hui
manity and propriety there must be
peace.
"The cost to Japan has been very
great On both sides the loss in men
has been $4,000, Russia losing $4,000
of these The war Is costing Japan
81 900 900 day and there Is a feeling
that there ought to be an indemnity"
Asked as TO the probability of an al
mistice, Mr. Sato said that probably
would be among the first questions the
plenipotentiaries would consider. Bas-
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
BARON KoMURA SPEAKS OF PEACE

ing the form of the negotiations Oh
previous treaty negotiations, japan
will make the demands for Russia ;
consideration, he said.
The peace terms, while held lnVio-
late by those who know their text,
we're formulated by the emperor ol
Japan and his council MIR. Saio was
asked If in the flush of victory me
Japanese people would not reel eht't'
led to more than any treaty would al
low. and Mr.. Sato said:
THE Japanese are not so gentle as
10 abide by any decision we may MAKE
but they pay great respect TO the OF
fees of President Roosevelt and MS
acts have done a great deal to EN-
phasize the need for peace.
I'VE admire NJ. Witte and Baron
Rosen. The announcement OF Nj
Whites appointment to tne peace par
ty was more welcome to MS than thai
of any other person could have been
We recognize. him as a great states
man."
Mr.. Sato emphasized the announce
ment made frequently before, that Ja
ian does not seek territorial aggran
dizement. and on this point thi
speaker said: I'VE want in Manchuria
equal opportunity or what Mir, hay
called the open door.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03

AS the sultan was issuing from the
mosque at the conclusion of the cere-
mony of the selamlik a bomb burst
in the courtyard of the mosque. Divine
Providence mlracuously preserved his
majesty, who displayed. his usual self
possession and courage. Himself driv-
ing the phaeton, his majesty returned
to the palace, graciously bOwing as If
nothing had happened. A few persons
were killed or injured. The whole
population is indignant at the in
famous and dastardly deed"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03

to fish in certain waters, was pri.
vate contract and was not communi.
Gated to or recognized by foreign gov
ernments. the capture of Canadian
ship for fishing in those waters was H.
legal
Despite strong representations, how
ever the Canadian captain remains in
prison, and London is now considering
the advisability of sending warship
down the South American coast. This
step. however, will be taken only after
every diplomatic method has been
tried to obtain the release of the pris-
oners. The London government is not
averse to settlement of the matter
by arbitration, but the Uruguayan gov
ernment has thus far refused to arbi-
trate.
Washington would like to see the
matter settled by arbitration and the
American minister. will work to this
end.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
Arrest Ends labor Rlot.

Chicago arrest of fortv-two
persons Friday night ended riot
which began with an attack on two
honuplon teamsters at Halstead and
Van Buren, streets. More than 800
men and women were involved. James
simpson and Oscar Berger. non.union
ieamsters, who had resigned their DO.
sltioRs. were recognized by union men.
lhey were attacked, and as the crowd
increased the police were notified.
Lieutenant O'Connor and q patrol wa.
son loaded with policemen arrested all
VIII" ref''Sed to go away.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
President viii Make No CHANGE.

oyster Bay,-President Roosevelt
mas peen advised of the trouble that
mar arisen in Utah and Colorado over
the selection of registration points for
prospective entrymen seeking lands
on the uintah Indian reservation, and.
after looking carefully into all phases
OF the matter. has approved the origi-
mai designation of Provo, Price. Yer.
mai and Grand Junction The presi-
ueht VIII not make any change in this
resignation, and it is not his intention
TO interfere in any way with the man.
ner In which the opening is being con
Quoted by Land Commissioner Rich.
ards,
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ENGLAND THREATENS URUGUAY

Washington.-Offic advices reach
ing Washington fail to show any relief
in the acute situation which has been
developing for some time between the
British and Uruguayan governments
over the Imprisonment in Uruguay of
the captain and crew of the Canadian
fishing vessel, Agnes Tonahoe, for al
legged poaching.
Several months ago the British gov
ernment laid before the STATE depart
ment full statement of it's side of the
case, and the American minister to
Uruguay was instructed to use his
good offices to assist in an amicable
settlement.
The British government takes the
ground that as the contract of the
Uruguayan government, giving to a
certain company the exclusive right
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03

fierce charge, which the Flemings met
with rain of bullets. Sol and VIII
Mullins fell wounded and when Jeff
Fleming was seen to fall the battle
ended by Sol Mullins consent While
attention was being given to the
wounded Sol Mullins died. Fifty shots
were fired, Sheriff Thacker of Mer.
Ger county went 10 the scene with n
posse and arrested three of the Mul.
Inns faction. Sol Fleming refused 10
submit to arrest and fed with his
men to the mountsins. A battle is
feared if his capture is attempted
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
ASSISTANCE CAME
TO SAVE BLUEBEARD
Johann Hoeh Was Granted a Reprieva
From Hanging.

From Hanging.
Chicago. Johann Hoch. Blue.
bard" and confessed bigamist, sen
fenced to be hanged for poisoning one
of his wives. was Friday granted a re-
prieve until August 25 by Governor
Deneen. The stay of execution follow.
ed hours of anxiety on the part OF
Hoch who had never given up hope,
and was allowed by the governor only
after the latter had been assured that
the necessary funds to apepal the case
had been raised. The amount. $500,
was given by an attorney and friend
of Hoch's counsel. The attorney de-
clared he was actuated purely by hu,
manitarian motives.
Hoch, even several hours before tho
time set for the banging. was quite
confident of executive clemency, al.
though at times he seemed to despair
of receiving a reprieve. He had re.
tired early in the night and awoke at
o'clock in the morning cordially
greeted his death watch of two guards
and talked with them for some time
He changed his clothes and seemed
resigned to the fate that awaited him,
but assured his few visitors that there
might be chance for him yet
He received his attorneys, two minis.
ters. ,Iailer Whitman and Dr. +. w.
Mcnamara, the Jail physician. Hoch
discussed with them his prospects
for stay, and reiterated his inno-
cence of the charge of murder. He
read the Bible and said his prayers.
Meanwhile, unknown to Hoch, the
negotiations for the reprieve were pro-
crossing. 1t was noon and the delay
up to this time inspired Hoch with
renewed hope. He at dinner. smoked
Il cigar and read
Half an hour later. through the win
dow of his quarters, he received the
news of his reprieve. 1t was conveyed
TO him by spectators of the proceed
lngs in the states attorneys office.
Hoch was almost overcome, and said:
III the supreme court decides against
me | am willing to die | ask no
mercy and no favor | believe in the
law, but ! feel that II the supreme
court has chance to review the case
1t will result favorably to me"
Hoch's attorney announced that he
would at once prepare to appeal the
case.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
THREE YOUNG LADIES DROWNED
While Swimming in the Columbia
River They Get in Deep Water.

''NS' ''Sy oSt IN Occp water.
Portland, Ore.-Three young ladies'
We're drowned in the Columbia river
Friday afternoon. off Government
island. 1t appears that Il fishing
party of five young ladies left Fishers
landing Wednesday in a rowboat, ana
after arriving at the island and rest
ing for period. three of the Young
ladies made up their minds to &c
swimming.
Wadlng out in what appeared TO he
shallow water, Edna Fisher aged 10;
Lillian Zeigler, aged %, and Nav
Aiegler aged Is, discovered that tbey
had struck one of the numerous steep
clay banks which abound in the vicin.
ity Aware of the danger they at.
tempted to reach shore, but had gone
too far and began to slip down the
steep bank into deep water
Their struggles attracted the atten.
ton OF Mrs. Timmons and Miss Lulu
Heigler, but knowing the futility of at.
tempted rescue, neither of them know
ing how to swim, Mrs, Timmons, by
a great effort restrained Miss Lulu
IRON going TO sure death A rescue
party Went to the scene and after re.
peated efforts by stroag swimmer,
the three bodies We're brought to the
surface. Although every effort was
made to resuscitate the young women.
life was extinct.
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Decided Against Broker.

New fork-ln the suit brought in
the United States circuit court by
John A Thompson, a mining broker,
against Thomas Walsh, Colorado
mining operator, for half share of
Sl4.oOO'OOO, for which MIR Walsh is
SAID to have sold the Camp Bind group
OF mines to an English syndicate. a
decision was rendered Friday FOR the
defendant Thompson claimed there
was an oral agreement between him.
Self and Walsh that they should share
alike in the mines.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
FEUDISTS HAVE FIGHT IN KENTUCKY

Owingsville. Ky.-ln desperate
encounter between the Mullins and
Fleming factions of feudists, Sol. Mul-
Inns, leader of the Mullins faction, has
been killed. William Mullins wounded
and Jeff Fleming fatally hurt. The
battle took place on Boon Fork, in n
lonely moutnain section near the bor-
der of Letcher and Pike counties, The
Mullins were led by Sol Mullins and
the Flemings by Sol Fleming. The
two leaders opened fire on each other
aud their men joined in.
Sol Mullins led his followers in Il
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
TEWELRY ROBBERY IN CONNECTICUT

New York.-A daring burglary was
brought to light Tuesday, when circu-
lars describing $4,000 wortL of stolen
iewelry were sent out to all the pawn
brokers in New York A wealthy New
York business man who has. a country
home in Connecticut and who sailed
for Europe with his family last week
is said to have been the victim.
The Connecticut police have been
unable to get any trace Of the burg
lars or their plunder, and lists Of the
missing property have betn scattered
throughout the United States with Of
fers of liberal reward. The most
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
Favors LiberaIity in cuisines,

Henry H. Rogers Of the Standard
oil company is a Yankee horn In
fairhaven' Mass, but he had little or
none Of the Yankee proverbial stinsi.
ness Indeed, he holds that liberalitv
"a Willingness to spend lots of money
IN order to get still more back
Wnlch is the secret of success in busi
ness provided the expenditures be
made with industry and intelligence
ne once said that peuuriousness was
ia'ai 10 The speedy acquisition OF
wealth and he pointed to the case of
n,iser a friend of his boyhood. who
VIII, WIN all his scrimpings and scrapings
had hardly saved 10000 in the course
of long life. e'"' sc
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
0airyman Wants DAMAGES.

Los Angeles, CAL As an aftermath
of the automobile accident last Thurs.
day night in which Millionaire Han.
cock lost his life and each member
OF his family was more or less SO.
verely injured, "A suit was filed in the
superior court Tuesday, in which John
saul, the dairyman with whose wagon
the Hancock machine collided. sues
Tor SlO.7lO damages. Saul charges
gross negligence on the part Of Milton
TAYLOR Hancock, Jr. the son. who
alone is made defendant TO the suit
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
Child Was Abducted.

San Francisco.-Three-y Hell
on Cooper, who is alleged to have been
kidnapped from her grandparents in OF.
tawa Kan. and brought here by her
father, William S. Cooper, was We'd
nesday taken from the Children's hos
pital by the child's mother and an at
torney Mrs. Cooper, who is alleged
to have represented herself as being
nurse. and the attorney. who is said
10 have claimed that he was the child's
father, started east tonight taking
the child with them.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
The Prince VIII Make A Visit.

Washington.-Th state department
has in preparation the arrangement
of the reception of Prince Louis of
Battenberg, who will come to this
country in October in command of an
armored cruiser squadron to pay a
visit of courtesy. The prince will be
received at the White House October
by the president who will give n
sta e dinner that evening. Dinners In
his honor will also be given to the
prince by Sir Mortimer DuranG, to-
British ambassador, who will come
from Lenex to present him TO the pres
ldeD'.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03
Refused to Answer Questions

Washington.-F. A. Peckham -
New York broker who was before the
grand jury Investigating the cotton re.
port leakage Thursday, refused to an.
swer questions relative to his dealings
IN agricultural products and was NOT,
ned by District Attorney Beach that
unless he changed his mind bv tbe
tine the grand jury convened Fridav
he will report his recalcitrancv r.
Judge Wright, who already has given
public notice of his intention TO nnn'
lsh any witness refusing to renIy ~
proper questions. The penalty is im'
pTisonment ''i