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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
FATAL. ACCIDENT TO SON
MAY CAUSE HER DEATH
LOUIS WEST is SHOT WHILE
HUNTING AT PlRU
Parent Hears of Tragedy and Becomes
So HystericaI That Physicians Fear
She May Dle-Suffers Relapse
When Woman Questioned Her

Upon hearing the news of the death
of her son Louis West, who was killed
while hunting near Piru yesterday,
Mrs. ]. West, who resides at the Castle
Craig, was seized with an attack OF
Mysteries and may die.
West was killed while riding with
a number of friends in a blackboard
He held a loaded shotgun and In some
manner the weapon was discharged,
the shot tearing away the left side OF
Vests face and head. with all possl-
BILE haste the friends drove to Piru but
a physician there told them west mad
been killed instantly.
West left early i'm the morning Tor
an all days hunt and had been travel
ing from one place TO another IN the
blackboard. At the time of the accl-
dent he was riding in the rear seat
alone and was holding his shotgun In
his left hand.
In some manner the gun slipped from
his hand and striking on the bottom OF
the blackboard was discharged Being
only a few inches from his face the
whole charge of the cartridge struck
the left side of Vests face,
Coroner Becker of Ventura county
left for the scene of the accident as
soon as he received word and held an
inquest late last evening. Meager in
formation regarding the Tragedy was
telephoned to friends and VESTS
mother at once.
The news caused Mrs. west TO be-
come violently i'll but just as the physi-
clans succeeded in getting her In a
quiet state the appearance of an un-
Identified woman asking for news con-
cerning West caused a serious relapse
West had lived in Los Angeles foI
some time and was well known In
sporting circles. With his mother he
had apartments at the Castle Craig.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
BARS WOMAN FROM HOME
Mrs, Gutter of MonrovIa Seeks Aid OF
City Marshal to Overcome
Deputy Constable
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
MONROVIA, Nov. 4.-The city mar
shall was called upon today by Mrs
Nav Dabney Cutter to help her force
her way into the home formerly occu-
pied by herself and husband, e. Ken
dali Gutter. The couple have been
separated for some time. and at
hearing Of habeas corpus proceedings
In Los Angeles over a week ago, Mrs
Cutter was awarded custody of their
child and it was stated that legal
separation and division of property
rights would be made. Since then Cut
ter has left his house here IN the
charge of a deputy constable, who
would not allow Mrs. Cutter to enter
The home is said to be community prop
erty but the marshal does not think
his authority extends to forcing Its
doors. Cutter is said to be in the east
Mrs. Cutter probably will attempt to
secure an order of court for her en-
trance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
FIRE ON THE HAGGIN RANCH
Great Damage Done by Flames Which
Sweep Across the coun-
By Associated Press.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. A fire that
started in the pasture land of j. B.
Haggins Rancho del Paso today and
burned during the greater part of the
afternoon swept under a great tract
of dry grass and timber, destroying
everything In its path. A large force
of men, composed of employees of the
Haggin ranch, fought desperately to
check its course, but the flames, famed
by the strong north wind, resisted all
their efforts.
The fire started south of the Monte
yuma bridge, seven miles distant from
the Haggin ranch houses. 1t burned
to the edge of the slough 1t was
stated that the flames, for lack of
further fuel, had burned themselves
~,lt and that there was no further
danger anticipated. An estimate of the
probable loss could not be asoertained.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

A woman seriously injured internally,
an old man suffering from shock and
excitement incident to a narrow escape
from death and horse killed was the
result of a collision between a speed
ing automobile driven by Henry R.
Angelo and horse and buggy at the
corner of Pico and Hill streets at Z
o'clock last night.
Angelo, who Is wealthy contractor
was driving the automobile which, ac-
cording to witnesses, was running at a
high rate of speed
e. L. Titus and his wife, victims Of
the accident were driving their gentle
old family horse attached to a small
buggy. When they reached the inter-
section of Pico and Hill streets Titus
attempted to turn north on Hill street.
AS he began to round the corner the
automobile struck the horse full In
front, throwing 1t with the buggy and
two occupants clear back on Pico
street, distance of about thirty-flve
feet.
AS soon as the accident occurred
Angelo leaped from his seat in the
machine and asked the old couple If
they were hurt.
Women In Auto Disappear
After he had asked as to the condi-
ton of the aged pair witnesses say
Angelo went to the back of his machine
and tore the number from where 1t
hung. Bystanders say Angelo took the
number tag to the curb and broke off
the last numeral The number as
registered was 1884, Cal. AS altered
the witnesses say it read 1913, Cal.
At the time Of the accident there
were said to be three women in the car
with Angelo, but they disappeared i'm
Imediately afterward. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that one of the women was Mrs.
Angelo, as she went to a fiat near by
and telephoned to her home, where she
told a servant that they had been in an
accident and were coming home on an
electric car.
A statement of one of the eyewit-
nesses to the whole affair Is that of P.
E. Swanson of 230 West Sixteenth
street, who was standing on the corner
of Hill and Pico waiting for car when
the collision occurred.
He said: II was standing on the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED
Student of Santa Clara High School
Sustans Crushed
Skull
BY Associated Press.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 4.-Clarence Van
Bokkelen, a young student of the
Santa Clara high school died tonight
at a local sanitarium from the effects
of a. crushed skull, which injury he
received during a football game today
between the Santa Clara and San Jose
high schools.
After a close scrimmage in the early
mart of the first half Van Bokkelen
was found unconscious, but revived
sufficiently to enable him to continue
the first half and part of the second.
when he again become unconscious and
was taken from the field. The game
today was remarkable for ITS hard
fought scrlmmages, several players
suffering minor injuries.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
Campaign Arouses More Interest Than
Any in Recent Years
By Associated Press,

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.--No municipal
campaign in recent years has aroused
greater interest throughout the coun-
try than that which will be concluded
in Greater New York on Tuesday of
next week.
The fact that party lines evidently
have been broken down and that each
of the candidates will draw more or
less largely upon the strength which
logically belongs TO his opponent
makes the canvass which Is now draw
ing to a close at once unique and ex-
citing.
The countrywide possibilities in
volved in the issues have made an ele-
ment of national interest, such as has
not marked any preceding local cleo
tion. one feature Is the interest Wall
street brokers have manifested in the
betting, which today favored Nc
Clellan for mayor and Jerome for dis
trict attorney. The odds on Mcclellan
varied from to 1 to 2 to l. On Je-
rome from 10 to 10 10 TO was Of
Continued ON Page rhreeJ
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
ANGELENoS IN THE EAST
Residents of This City and Vicinity
Registered at New York
Hotels
Special to The Herald,

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The following
Southern Caifornians were registered
at the leading hotels here during the
week
From Los Angeles-L. Booth, F.,
Jones, j. A. Sadony, G. ID. b. Turner.
j. F. Guiwitz, A. l. Halstead, w. IL,
Bouley, w. II. Sheasby and N. l.. Law
Ter.
From Pasadena-W. r. Gratlan.
From Santa Barbara. II. Friend
From Redlands-H. r.. Scott.
From San Bernardino-W, Boggs.
From Santa Ana-M. l.. Mcdonald,
ir., and e, G. Merritt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
PART |

1-Missouri after New York Life.
2-Death harvest of the automobile.
3-Brings suit to gain millions.
4-Breaks record for arrivals.
5-WItte restoring order In Russia.
6-7-Sports.
PART II
2-Child crime Is on increase.
3-Fears for safety of Lamonica.
4-Scott wants $4,000 damages.
5-Darymen are crooks victims.
6-TripIets thrive in Los Angeles.
7-Judge risks life for boy.
8-southern California news.
PART III
1-2-3-Society.
4-Editorial.
5-clty news
6-CabIe news.
7-Markets.
PART "
1-2-3-ReaI estate.
4-5-6-7-CIassifie advertisements.
PART v
Magazine section.
PART vi
coIored comic supplement.
EASTERN
Six people :illed, many injured in
tornado in Oklahoma.
Missouri Will oust New York Life
unless campaign contributions are re-
turned to treasury by Thursday.
Young girl living in Kansas City IS
found murdered.
FOREIGN
Witte in control OF situation In Rus
sa and restoring order.
Car issues manifesto granting con-
stitution to Finland.
,Viceroy of Canton receives imperial
edict that he must protect the missions.
COAST
Monrovia woman is barred from her
home by deputy constable.
San Francisco election will be one of
the most bitterly contested in years.
ST. Vincent's and Pomona college
play tie game, neither side scoring.
LOCAL
Louis West killed while hunting.
News of accident may kill mother.
Victor E. German, charged with
bigamy, arraigned before Justice
Young in township court and placed
under $25OO bonds. which he is unable
Wealthy italian disappears from
home and friends fear he has been
murdered.
Two automobiles, driven at high rate
Of speed collide at Figueroa and JEFF
ferson streets.
Four hundred and fifty delegates to
w. c. r. u. convention are guests of
Los Angeles Pacific on days sight
DR.. Fl. II. Maynard. well known in
Los Angeles for twenty-four years. ex-
pires at Pacific hospital,
Police say child crime is on the in
crease In Los Angeles.
Title Guarantee and Trust company
refuses to prosecute Greeley w. Bent
ley. missing escrow clerk.
w. ii. Landing, so years old. run
down by automobile speed maniac.
Building committee Initiates proceed
ings to force library TO vacate city
hall
Dairymen give up good money TO
prevent passage OF mythical milk or
dinance
Death Valley Scott will sue city for
$4,000 damages, for injuries sustained
In an auto wreck.
Twenty-Five thousand oolonists and
tourists arrive in one week over vari-
Gus roads.
one woman killed, her companions
hurt in automobile wreck.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
San Francisco Woman Kills Herself

SAN RAFAEL, Nov 4.-MIss Jennie
Francisco, committed suicide yesterday
afternoon by throwing herself upon the
track in front of westbound Califor-
Schuetzen park while suffering from
melancholia. She was 25 years OF age.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Cloudy,
unsettled weather Sunday, possibly
showers; fresh southerly winds,
changing to northerIy. Maximum
temperature in Los Angeles yes
terday, 65 degrees; minimum, 81
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
Miners Have Narrow Escape
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSOClated FIess,
srUEBENVILLE, O., Nov. A
fierce gaseous fire is raging in the
Youghiogheny & Ohio Coal company's
mine at Amsterdam 1t originated
from a shot fired by Charles Hoffman,
who was fatally burned. All of the 200
miners got out Many had marrow es-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
Race Demonstration In Vienna
III Aaanclated A Press

BY ASSOCIdItu I-IVsos
VIENNA. Nov, A racial demonstra.
tlon took place here today between stu,
dents of the university, a few stones and
sticks being used, Otherwise the day
passed of without serious consequences.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05
Witte's Acts AppIauded

without exception the newspapers
express their appreciation of the enor-
nous task Count Witte has assumed
and while some of them doubt his sue
cess in view of the obstacles he will
encounter, both from below and above,
there is no attempt to question the
sincerity of his purpose nor his great
ability, and the promptness with which
he proclaimed the freedom of the press
and amnesty and the retirement of M.
Pobiedonostseff chief procurator of the
holy synod; NJ Glasoff, minister of
education, and Governor General Klie-
gels of the government of Kieff is an
plauded as evidence of the kind of stuff
he is made of. The Russ says:
THE first appointment, that or
Prince Alexis Obolensky as chief pro-
curator of the holy synod. is a splen-
did one. The days of Bobiedonostsef,
and Torquemada are ended"
The NoVosti, speaking of the passing
of Pobiedonostseff, says:
twenty-five years a champion of
oppression, ignorance and poverty. he
favored a government founded on vlo-
lence and intolerance and brought
Russia to beggary and starvation and
the disgrace of the battle of the Sea OF
Japan and the bloody horror of later
days"
Want Trepoff Removed
The Russ heads the cry for General
Trepoff's removal, declaring that "he
was the incarnation of a regime of
bayonets. bullets and Cossack whips.
which everywhere has failed, and the
people never will be satisfied as long
as the control of the troops remains in
his hands"
To a deputation which waited on him
today Count Witte said 1t was ilnpos-
,sible to remove the troops from the
cities until order was restored, and
asked the deputation to have con-
fdence In the intentions of himself and
the government.
one of the newspapers, after a care
full investigation, gives the number OF
victims In st, Petersburg during the
disorders as killed and 81 wounded
There Is now a probability that
lCOntinued ON Page Ftvel
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05

the same odds. Nose Gunst has placed
the best part of $4,000 on Partridge
at 10 to T.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28
An UNUSUAL SEASON
Conditions Good for Sowing No
Danger TIL After October 10


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The Jasper news., 1905-09-28
Not The Rural Boxes

The report that al rural boxes werc
TO be painted a beautiful green hue
was evidently mistake according to
the following from the Carthage Press:
Rural Route Inspector, y. Il. Coch-
ran, has been in tn, city Il snort time
looki1s over the Carthage rural routes.
He SAYS the rec NJ report that rural
mail buxns had been ordered painted
green Is an error. C,ty mali boxes tr.
longing to the government were ordered
painted green, but the private boxes
along rural routes we're aJt Included
lD The order.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28
Arc You Enangedp

Engaged people should remember
that, after marriage many quarrels can
be avoided, by keeping their digestions
IN good condition with Electric Bitters
S. A. Brown, Of Baunettsyilie, s. {"
says, "For years, my wife suffered IN
tcnsely from dyspepsia, complicated
with a torpid liver. sntil she lost her
strength and yigor, and became a mere
wreck Of her former SELF Then she
tried Electric Bitters, which helped
her at once aud finally made her entire
ly we'll She is now strong and health
"" Webb Bres. OIugg,st sells aud
guarantees them, at soc bottle.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28
JASPER SCHOOL NOTES.
Happenings of The Past Week
Among the Studeats

Happenings OF Inc PaSt Week
Among the Students
Mae Lawrence eutered school Mon
day.
T~sts are now being given iu the
High School rooms.
Myrtle Caldoou was absent Wedncs.
day.
some Of the High School giris are
Interested 10 Laskrt bail. Tucy may
organize II team,
The Senior class met Monday evening
to orgauize. They elected Roy Van
Duaen, lrcsidens; jamie Rice, Secre.
tary, aud Stella EtItr, IreOsurcr.
The j. ii. :. ioos bail team have a
game matched with C.r,hag5 week
from SATURDAY aud a,e wJrnuguut uy.
cry uay 10 get tousuuDuu lor tao game.
The soycut ggtIs pupis are doing
some Interesting work IN Pny siology,
they are DOW studying the cltcuiatory
system OF the blood,
Misses Myrtle Owen and lrma Mast
ers have Decl absent AL Acek On ac-
count o; sickness.
The highest test grade made in the
seventh grade, thus tar Was maue by
Miss Ella Tallmau; her grade was 81.
Clarence Love Is aDseut from school
on account vi b,oKeu arm,
Lola Brown Of room No has quit
scDoo. She wi, 80 t. Cedar county 10
the ngA. future,
Tuc highest tCst grades made by the
eighth grade pupIis, Iuus Tar have been
made " Lula Hughes, Ralph boucher
and Wendell Dray eacn making a grade
oil y5.
The J.'H. S. Base uall team won both
games Saturday, Tue score OF the
the game wan tho Pickups was
to 6 an favor OF the }. IL 5 Huu shat
with Dixie vas ~ 10 . IN favor VI J. ii.
.. Tins is q pretty good showing tor
the schools.
Tue work iu the Freshman English
is progressing nicely but would be net
ter If our library contained books from
some OF our famous authors.
The seventh grade Geography LupIis
hayiug learned the CAUSES Of winds aud
raius are nov dey.ug iutD ths Drinry
deep, and Trying to Lara someLhluy !
about Oceanic movements
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28

Buy your Instrumental at JAS
per Racket Store.
Buy you a Sweater Of Joyce d
Lee.
Crandall Bros. will always pay the top
OF the market for Beef Hides. II
All kinds of,rablets at the JAS
per Racket Store
bars Clairette soap, or l3 bars Of
Ark, or Polo soap 25o at Stratton s.
Blown glass Tumblers at the
Jasper Racket store,
Good advice to women. II you want
n beautiful complexion, clear sl'in,
bright eyes, rosy lips good health, take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
There is nothing like it. 3j cents, Ten
or Tablets. J x, Schoolsr
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28
Paid For Ills run.

Dewey Lough, the young man who
stole a Bible from the presiding elder
allie Le was holding quarterly Goa
fercucs At Nashville, SONS tlm' ago,
Vas released from custody Tuesday.
1t will be ramemberel that LouIh
took tne Biole from window where
the minister had placed It W bile preach
ing. The lsI pleaded guilty to the
theft and receive Jail sentence, Ills
time was NOT quite out but the officials
thought he had been punished enough
and released him. Lamar Sentinel
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28

In the absence Of Rev. W. 7. Fergu-
sou Sunday night Prof. SwectIand
preached at the NJ. E. Church last
Sunday night. He gave his hearers a
good sermon from the life OF Daniel.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28
W. CT. Attention

\ called meeting OF the ". c. I. T..
will be held AT the NJ Z, Church
Friday afternoon September % ~ 3
O'Clock for the purpos Of clacttus new
officers. All Numbers are earnestly re
qu,strd to De present.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28
At Sheriff. Salo

The Avery farm Of 10 acres five miles
north Of this city was sold at Sheriff ale
the other day and was bought in by
Chas. Avery. the consideration being
SlO55
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28
Here and There

VI tple Syrup 3jc Der quatt AZ Strnt- !
tons.
\ substantial new awning vas put
~, w III irou' OF - ~ llAtbur's store
'n's "eeh'
Ms { T. Campbell has largo line OF
street hats to select from.
r. Y. Tollsy wiii nro,oh ~, No.
'nu'Cn n'h' 9"nua! September 3D.
l'o'H'us 'uu evening"
"Ihe Johannes Way the only way
see why.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim Hicks. of W.,t
Point, ILL.,, are visiting their daughter
a
'"' !"D' I'"''I! W hvo'f'S" "oh
"'o s'' d ''o0 i'''' ''' s"'he'
The Boipnor. u.,m,p T.p,rher g.,
are preparing 20 buiida large .,hipg.e
shed at their yard on east Grand
S'''uu''
Ne" goods arriving every day at Mrs.
I. E' Campbells.
u..,. ,,.
WISHED s,cernI d..,. dur,,, ,,, ,,.t
week with bi.. .s,.i.r Miss Nildr..i r, ,.,,.
Won in ,nis CITY
For auy thing in Millinery or Ladies
/ furnishings 20 to Mrs c. 4. Campbrlls.
'''' "'o ''''' - D. ''Ho'' I''u'uoU
and othgr po,nts. rn,y r.,ort AN an.
ioy,lls triu
( Joyce & Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. FugiIt, Mrs. S.A. kels
ner ana mother Mrs Robinson OF Car
I,,r 'u"', I,0'O ' w '''','uu' al" 'p0"' 'N0
-, c,.~,,...,,
Mrs. Clayton Nal, Of HafrlsonvI,l",
Is visiting her mother Mrs. Wa.e ana
sisters Mrs' Lewis and .-Fs' lti'le
''u'l "'1' o' ''"n'
Don's ialltJ see the finest line Of dress
goods that ever come to Jasper before
you 'u!' az o. H. i''' '"i
Loyu ilurdda ~ VINO has position at
-, .,.u -,,''.'.
,uy r,,,.-,' ,,..,..Tn.',,.
BRING Us your poultry and roce'Ve the
h'g"es' market pace Tor same IL IL
'ohu ll'D"lnoH anu u""S"'er Miss
''"' ''o ga i''' ~ 4 '''''' ''0''. O"'' "'''''
p.,,tb. In.,r.r,,t g. ttp. ,m-
H.- S'u'e o' 'i'"' ne" 7'FSAu'u d. D.
H. 'i'' ""' g.
Rev. l.. i. Logan cI1seI a ten days
meeting al TOO Presbyterian chuTcn
''.,, .,I' .-.,'..,',.,' an ,,-s,y.I ?, q.
qu,ts uc,pful
Trade AT Mrs. G. +. Campbell $ and
get = ticket with all cash PURCHASES On
"hosers sii'er"are''
/ Take q look al our now lin, OF suit
cases. Resp. } u. nurbur
Mraua MrsALJewi,, rs,l,pep Sat.
ur,.,v n,n lhrir buur, uioou tr,t, L.
,.s,, f., the s r',,s1 .sa us win II y Mr., Hts., ''"'
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28
Second handgGoods

that are rs good rs new in poi
Of service, and they ara for salo cheap
We have a few Coal Ii 'aters that were
only used short time and are ~ good
as new that will b. soll cheap II sod
soon. Don't wait until the snow flies
to buy or you win haveto pay the trust
Irice II YOU have something you do
not ncad, briug it in. We pay cash
y5, 3ou1t hpqa 80 TAX it in trade at
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28
We are Not a
Trust buster

Nora Busted Truster But wish1to
say to the psopla of this dlstricts;that
, we handle
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28

Any piece Of Music Jasper Rae
ket Store,
The Jasper news., 1905-09-28

Highest cash prlcs paIu tor hides at
Boucher q Son.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-27
!, MILLS STORE NEWS eas" :.
/" HOMEMADE" UNDERWEAR

The news today is of Home Made Muslin I'm
derwear Our Fall selections of this line of goods
have been received, marked and placed in stock all
ready for you. To those who have not yet critically
examined the "Home Made" Under Muslins (for
which are the Topeka agents), we wish to say
that it is made at Portland, Me- within surround
ings of perfect cleanliness, sunshine and airsand
der conditions so nearly resembling those in
fined home, that lady need hesitate to wear it.
complete assortment of Home Made" comprises
nearly thousand separate styles, embracing all
the garments made in muslin underwear viz, Corset
Covers Chemise, Drawers, Short Skirts, Petticoats
and Night Gowns. While it covers wide range of
prices from the low to the more elaborate and ex-
pensive, even the cheapest garments are well made
and carefully made of good, serviceable material
suitably and daintily trimmed
The absence of cheap decorations supplied by
neatness of fit and the perfection of material and
workmanship is what will cause you to look for the
Home Made label whenever you purchase under
muslins.
We will have one of our show windows filled to-
morrow with "Home Made garments for dollar
In the department the second floor the salespeo-
pie will be pleased to show you the finer garments
You can detect their superiority the ordinary
makes when you see them.
Skirts, z5c to 81 Gowns. $I.oo to SIS