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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
business Opportunities.


FOR SALE SOME SPECIALLY AT
li.c'ifn Miniu- Securities; absolutely
rtlc, now paying TEN per cent in reggie
ID. montllt dividends. stock quoted it
rt AND VIII advance to- 500 u fcW
mon VIII son in small or large
i'ng KS Mines sulcndidly equipped and
u f.l operation. with .ilr output
ZINC millions invested. Rare oppoItu-
MY f'r sale ana paving investment.
Address Is SOC. this office
BIG MONEY CAN BE MADE OPERA
uns the Jefferson Laundry and equip
lNDut f'~ reut from january 1st BY
LEWIS GINTER LAND AND IN
PEoN EMENT COMPANY. Of Mutual
no RISK ATTENDS OR
u ring your liquors from us. Every
il.ns guaranteed or money refunded;
li9npt city delivery phone 1853. THE
Phil O. KELLY co TNCl
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Steamboats,.
Clyde SteamshipCO

PHILADELPHIA.
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK LINE.
Freight received and delivered daily at 9.
and o. Ry. co. 81 Depot. Seventeenth ana Broad
Streets H. *. WOODFIN. Soliciting Agent,
clyde Line Wharf. Phone so.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Board Wanted.

NANItD--Ar ONCE. BY YOUNG COU-
i.o board ir desirable locality: private
itnll preferred win give references
Address ID a0l tits office
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For Sale.
@ II RTST MAS CIGARS. CHOICE
brands. in boxes OF twelve. 2Jc; boxes OF
twenty five. f5c. s9c and $780, boxes Of
hhlty SL6S 81 SO. 500 and 30. VAC
NER'S DRUG STORE. Open all night
Free Christmas cards with each 25c Dur-
chase.
We RETAIL GOODS AT DIsTILLERN
prices. Nothing but straight goods IN
stock Price and Quality. the two great
statesmen keep Us busy. Favor us W IN
an order and be convinced. prompt de-
livery TiIK PHIL q. KELLY co.
CHRISTMAS SHAVING BRUSHES AT
prices that viii suit every pocketbook.
Badger and bristies of the best make;
fancy horn ana Ivory handle. guaran-
ted not to shed WAGNER DRUG co.
Christmas cards free with every 25c pur-
chase.
FOR sALE-VALUABLE NIANUTAC-
cIesiser P Ta I reav Tor o., o,oi93ancv. also
l5-horse power boiler and 15-horse pOA cr
engine. great bargain. Address * oVt,
care this office
CHRISTMAS BRUSHES HAIR. CLOTH.
Tooth Hat Bonnet NOust4che-in fact
every conceivable kind we have. VAC
NER DRUG Co, The Toilet and Per
fumerv Druggists Christmas cards free
with every 25c purchase.
HRS r MAS SHAVING SOAPS ri
Pear s. Wiliams's. Cogate's. Armour's.
creams. WAGNER DRUG co. Open
al night Christmas cards free with
every DC purchase
FOR SALE-GASOLENE LAUNCH. .
feet long. 6-toot beam. i-horSe-p power
engine, N-foot close cabin. Au new and
in All condition. Aprly w. .. GREEN,
seventh and Hull streets. Manchester.
VA Phone @l4.
"EL MAIZE" Is A MEDICINALI.Y
Pure Corn Wh.skey melloweo and soft
s. Go; prompt delivery. Phone 1875. HE
PHIL G. KELLY co. CNC1
CHRISTMAS RAZOR sTROPS. BEST
assortment and best quality in the city:
nriccs. &c.. 5oc.. s. ~ and N.2. VAC
NER DRUG co. Christmas cards free
with every pc purchase.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS. GAS
stoves Agents for Detroit Jewel Gas
Ranges VA PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING CO. % \. Ninth.
DIR. LEE RARRON's BUCHU GIN WILL
relieve that pain in Your back. and
fun quarts. $3.50. THE PHIL O..
KELLY CO. G\C1
SPECIAL PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS
on our line of pleasure vehicles A Few
good secondhand buggies a. MEYERS
SONS 100 s Eighth Street
FOR SALE. DELIVERY. LAUNDRY
and Dayton Wa-ons. new and second
hand; prices right W. c.. SMITH. Sl4
NOrth FI1h.
FOR SALE. FULL LINE CLOSED CAR
Tlages FOR winter use. new and second
SMITH ia North Firth.
COMO LITHIA WATER WILL. CT-Rr
uric acid gravel. cost same as water
you use every day Phone 1906 and
the Como man will call.
sAUNDERs.s FEVER AN ACHE
Pills; guarantee to cure chiIls and fever
and all malarial conditions. 75c All
druggists.
IS KARAT WHITE DIAMOND Rr>-c
Apply JACORss 1920 Main MN w.
SOLID GOLD IADYS v-,T-r4
Waltham movement will soil f- sf- al
y. f. JACOBS & son.
IUBEN sTEREOPTICoN AND ,rov1>-~
uic ture machine for sale. Apply IA
COBSS
ONE NEW SMITH & WEsS0N 2s rr,,r.
COBs's l720 Main 'N-
BLANK CARTRIDGES FOR cTTPrsr
mas az JACOBS S. 1920 Main
BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PISTOL AT
JACOBS $. New blue steel g c.. nicllle
JUST RECEIVED FROM FACTORY a-
new single suns. twist barrels. win seu
xi---- 1ACol-S 5. Main Street
Millinery.
I HAVE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
MALT WHIsKEV.

TRY DONALD KENNY MALT Wits
key for that tired. rundown fAeliug.
trial bottle, SOC. THE PHI. c. Kelly
co. ONC)
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Miscellaneous.


'yi ORDERS. 797-ANDREW AARON
son, llUl - +. Cary Street has sold
ana installed ~ orders for filing Caoi-
nets and supplies: so don't experiment.
LDt see Mss fastest offer. card system
Tor turning inquiries into orders for
o.Ay o cents. and rc teaches YOU how
70 use II frte OF charge Respectfully.
ANDREW AARONSON Manufacturers
Agent and Systemat.zer Phone 80
FL MAIZE" IS A MEDICINAI.LI
Fure Corn Whiskey. melloWed and soft
Snea oy age. Four fun quarts only
S-.Dy. prompt delivery Phone l25o. THE
fHIL C. KELLY co. UNC)
PURE STRAIGHT WHIsKEYs COST
you no more than the other kinds.
Fhone your order and be convinced;
prompt delivery. uhE PHI. u.
KELLY co. UNCD
WHEN YOU SATISFY YOUR Ape
nc. YOU feel GOOD all over. Then try
lay Tor Pork Roll Green rrocers
meat dealers or Phone 49, p a.
iih4N Ill < Co. Produce Dealers
COMO LITHIA WATER IS A CLEAR
spllns water; full OF medicinal proper
ues peasant OF taste. and will put YOU
on the right road TO health Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
MALT WHisKEY.

TRY DONALD KENNY" MALT WIS
key for chat tired. rundown feeling.
-Four full quarts cost you only $50:
co. GNC)
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Rooms anted.

VI ANrEn-AT ONCE. BY YOUNG COU-
E.. rnoal un Grace be wecn Third and
mn streets Address ID 30. this ofilc.
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MEXICAN" CHILE COZ CARNF.
CLAM CFOWDEB AND OTHER SpF-
CIAr. DISHES At SPARKSS CAFE.
1i- EAST BROAD STREET
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OPTIcthN.

YOU CAN'T ALWAYS BELIEVE WHAT
You near; you may believe what YOU
see But when yol cannot see the fol-
OWNS errors OF refractiOn may oe me
cause. Hypermetropia or Presbvor,fo
inyopia or astigmatism. To know the
trouble OF your eyes and To- NaN. same
corrected go to Dr. H. BREITSTEIN.
animation free.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
TRUNKS AND BAGS.

" F WANT YOU TO CALL AT zoe FAST
Broad street and convince yourself tfal
We have the largest and best Ina OF
Trunks and Traveing Necessities N tho
cry, repairing done II. " ROCN-
TREE d BRO. Trunk and Rar ca
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GIVE THls 4 GLANCE

5-No2r Oh Koctucly Rye. per gal. $500
2-yeat olt rynnd Rye per gal. 50 50
f-se"r Ola jas semine co.. per gal. SIPS
4-year cd Kentucky Rye per gal $500
no sHcn goods ever offered at the price.
ftorut delivery
THE PHIL G. KELLY CO dNC1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
HAT MANUFACTURING.

MEMS FINE STIFF AND SOFT HATS
made 20 or.cr on premises at factory
prices. HAT repairing in all braucrc.
an r-HIDAN HATIERS. 4of T. Mar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-10
FOUND PEST
INCUBATOR
Nuisance at WaiIuku
Abated--SOciaI
Events.

MAUI, December Last Friday j.
w. Marshall and H. NJ. Coke, editor
of the Maui News, discovered a pest
hole in the Chinese quarter of Wal
luku which may have had much to
do in originating the sickness tdiph-
theria) now prevailing in the town,
especially as it is stated, that one or
the first victims to the disease lived
within fifty feet or so of this filthy
spot.
This hole, which is described to De
about five feet deep, contained the re-
fuse of a neighboring piggery as well
ss the yiscera, etc, of hogs which
were almost daily butchered by the
Chinese proprietor of the premises
The tiny stream of water which was
allowed to trickle into the receptacle
was so small in quantity as to rem
der sanitary conditions worse instead
~f better. The impure liquid flowing
ont from the hole was used to frrigate
a match of banana trees. The stencil
arisiag from it all was indescribabiy
foul.
aIessrs. Marshall and Coke imme-
diateIy informed government physician
r. III. Dinegar and sanitary inspector
George Weight of the shocking con-
.ditions and they straightway 1nspec-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-10

ing just mauka of the Landlord home.
The endless chain prayer has
reached Maui. Its purpose is difficult
to perceive. If it is meant as a hoax,
1t is surely an exhibition of poor
taste in its originator to trif1e with
sacred things. II it is intended to
arouse an unusual moral sentiment,
it certainly borders on the sacrilegfous
to promise rewards for the perform
ance of moral acts or to threaten
punishment for the failure to perform
such acts-thus assuming powers be-
longing alone to the Deity.
Quite a number of thanksgiving
turkey" dinners were eaten on SuI.-
day in the various parts Of Maui. no
holiday having been kept on Nov. 20.
On Friday last Everett Dowdle, who
has been visiting his brother, S. R.
Dowdle. returned to California for a
short time. He will come back and
continue the cultivation of pineapples
at Haiku.
A lumber vessel arrived in Kahului
yesterday; she was towed in by the
tug Leslie Baldwin.
Weather: Considerable kona wind
during the week. Calm, quiet and
cloudy today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-10
WORTH WHILE IT
WOULD INDEED BE
The Hilo Herald says:

The Hilo Herald says:
at would be worth while for the
Territory to aid the Promotion Com
mittee financially, to secure some or
the hundreds of thousands of real
American citizens who want lands, as
settlers on our thousands Of acres ly-
ing idle. though capable of giving rich
results Even a steamship subsidy, to
overcome the preliminary difficulties
in getting in touch with the great
market of the mainland, would be
good investment If necessary. There
are thousands of farmers ready to
come If shown that there is a chance.
A company is now organized to spend
a million or more in Texas to dig
canals to make 10000 farms out or
lands now utterly barren, and not the
slightest question is apparently raised
about getting the settlers. There Will
probably be a strenuous competition
for chances to get the land, as there
always is in America
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-10
AN ATTACK OF GROUP wARDED
OFF.

"Our little girl, two and one-hah
years old, woke up coughing with the
Group one evening recently. We hap
pened to have some OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy on hand and gave her
two doses of it. She went back 10
sleep and woke up next morning with
out a trace of cold. It is certainly
great medicine" says A. ]. Luginbil,
editor OF Star, Villa Rica, Georgia, ..
S A. An attack of Group can always
be warded off by giving this remedy
as soon as the croupy cough appears.
1t has been in use for many years ana
has never been known to fail. 1t con-
tains no harmful drug and may De
given to the smallest child with per-
feet confidence. For sale by Benson
Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-10

was directed by Mrs. Hair and Mrs
Foster.
! More than $500 was realized in spite
of the fact that the ice cream and
lemonade proved not so attractive as
is customary owing to the GOODNESS
of the evening.
| The ladies of the Protestant Port
booth at the bazaar which took in
about $50.
An elaborate musical program ar
ranged by Mrs. E. B. Carley was rem
. dered during the evening. Dancing
was INDUCED in by the young folk up
on a platform er acted in the grounds.
SUGAR MILL OPENING.
Last Saturday night. dancing
party was given in the new Waikiki
sugar mill to celebrate it's completion.
Its interior, Illuminated by hundreds
of electric lights and most deliberately
decorated, made a magnificent ball
room. Many people were present from
Wailuku, Lahaina, Puunene and Ka-
hului
The music by the Puunene string
Dand was excellent and the supper
served in a room separate from the
dancing floor was most inviting. Dane
ing was kept up until midnight.
NOTES
The bark American from British
Columbia with 1850 tons of coal for
Kahului r. r. Co. has been busy dis
charging cargo at Kahului since Sat
urday. More than half the coal has
been already sent ashore.
On New Years Day at Hamakuapo-
ko there will be an all-day tennis tour
nament mixed doubles. The games
will be played on the courts of H. A.
Baldwin and S. E. Taylor. The play
ers and their partners have already
been drawn. Either c. G. Krumbhaar
and Miss Ethel Smith or Rev. B. V.
Bazata and Miss Ethel Taylor have
been named as probable winners.
The county engineer, the road SUI
pervisor and roadmakers should be
complimented on the grade and gen.
eral makeup of the new road recently
completed and now being fenced off.
situated makai of the "Sunnyside"
residence. This highway connects the
old Paia government road, beginning
above the Murdoch residence and end
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-10

ed the place. DR.. Dinegar ordered the
Chinese owner to thoroughly cleanse
his premises and to cut down the ba-
mana trees within "a hours or other
wise incur punishment to the full ex-
tent of the law. 1t is unnecessary
to comply with the orders.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-10
DID,
Planters

expense
completing
1 of up o frs
numbers print, issues
entirely all such
numbers
valuable Of Of the
beyond
to plantation
uniformly sheep giving
attractive appearance in to durability.
Anyone desiring a would do well
but
very present
nurnbers
thus increasing the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-10
FATAL CASE.

On Monday night, a child Of MAXI
liberia after an illness of two weeks
DIR. Sawyer of Puunene was called and
declared the sickness to be diphtheria
and ordered the premises to be quar-
antined. About two weeks previous,
the child was taken sick at Waiehu
(Wailuku), and brought home to Ku-
la. All the Waikiki cases are pro-
crossing favorably with no new ones
reported.
The schools, which were closed for
IA days, will probably open the first
Of next week. The Waihee school
opened on last Monday.
The physicians of Waikiki and Pu-
unene have used anti-toxin quite free
ly since diphtheria began to spread.
BAZAAR A SUCCESS.
Last Friday evening, the annual
bazaar of the Ladies Aid Society of
the Paia Foreign church was held at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. z. B.
Carley of Paia. The event was most
successful, Kahului r. r. Co.'S trains
conveying to and fro a large number
of people from the surrounding vii
lagos.
The booth of fancy articles was
presided over by Mrs. H. A. Baldwin,
Mrs. w d. Lowell and Mrs. G. W.
Wilbur. The candy booth was in
charge of Mrs. D. B. Murdoch, Mrs.
:. E. Taylor and Miss Charlotte Bald
win. The ice cream room was under
the supervision of Mrs W. F. McCon-
key. assisted by young ladies in white
caps and aprons. The lemonade booth
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-04-19
Come This Way.

a'When all the world is dark and
dear,
When Ia your heart abides unrest
Take cheer, dear brother, brace up,
pray,
For there is promise way out west"
Promise? Yesl not only prom
Uses but facts. 1t is a fact that
Battle Mountain Mining District
is as good a mineral section of the
wonderful, glorious west, as can be
found anywhere. Here are noun
tains OF ore. Vast outcroppings
that give fair assays. Large lodges
rich in gold and silver. Does
your heart hold a feeling of unrest?
If so, il is time to move. Come to
Us and we will treat you right.
Our section needs men, miners,
those who dare take a Chance.
Are you one of these? If So,
come! There is promise way out
west.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-04-19
To Large to
lnentiOn.

The Eastgate mine. recently dis
covered by Senator w. w. and G.
B. Williams continues to improve
as it is worked, aud it now prom
Uses 10 make a wonderfully large
producer. An immense dyke Of
ore has been uncovered from which
assay tests have been made, show
ing a value OF S4l per ton. When
queried as to the size of the dyke,
Senator Williams stated that it is
to big 10 state. He didn't care to
be put down as the champion pre-
varicator ST the mining district,
and he was very sure he would be,
should he tell the truth regarding
its exact size.
He left for Eastgate today, and
will arrange to put on a large force
men. 1t is his intention to i'm
~mediately commence the shipping
of the high grade ore and he con-
fdently expects to be deriving divi-
dends from the mine as soon as re-
turns arc bad upon the rock. There
is little doubt but that Eastgate
mine is very rich with every pros
pect of permanency, and its future
ELECTS unstined praise from every
expert who has been fortunate
enough to have examined it,
Churchill Standard.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-04-19
Hnman Rlaed MEks.

4 tale OF horror sss told by marks Of
human blood 10 the home OF ]. ". VIII
Iiams. a well known merchant OF BAG,
X. He writes: -TEenty years ago l
had severe hemoFrhages Of the lungs,
aod vas pear death shen | began tax
log DR.. Kings Mes Discovery. II con-
pi4tely cured ne and have remained
sell ever since. 1T cures heno.rhages.
chronic coughs, settled coils add bEon-
caitis. and IS the only knoxn cure for
weak lungs. Every bottle guaracteed
By A. d. Lenaire i Sons. 5e and 81
Trial bottle free.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-04-19

Never mind about to. morrow.
"Right now is the phsychologi-
cal moment.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-04-19

Cash in Troasury......~ 1870 .
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-04-19

TEAMS.

CSfrespondeneei ii. sonci'ed from TIE surround
Ing country. Communications Of = personal
nature siii be subject 10 . rigid scrutiny.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-04-19

Bonded Debt of Town of Austin.
ZEN S per cent. Bonds. 800 each $1,000 90
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14


portunities of the association. A mem
bership contest with a banquet for the
winners is also planned.
Council Grants Respite
President Hugh Glassell of the Oak
Hill Water company appeared before
the city council at its regular meeting
today and secured another delay in the
cancelling of the franchise owned by
that company. He informed the coun-
ell that he proposes to continue pump
ing water from the Columbia well in
side the city lir..ts for delivery to out
side users Just as long as he was not
forced to discontinue. He asked per-
mission to repair leak in one of the
companys pipes inside the city, but
the council on the advice of the city
attorney refused the permission. Both
the city and the water company are
preparing for hard fight over the
right of a private concern to take
water from a Pasadena well for de-
livery to parties outside the city. A
number of interesting petitions asking
for immediate relief from the storm
water menace were presented to the
council as the immediate outcome of
the big storm of yesterday, but mo
action was taken on them. Mayor
Waterhouse informed the council that
business trip. 1t is understood that
the trip will be devoted in part at
least to the study of certain city prob
lens in which Pasadena is interested
and that municipal ownership may be
one of them.
Says Horse Was Unfit
AS Humane Officer Sherwin was re-
turning from Alhambra tonight he no.
Ill InI On hDlnI1 o.
ing to the Eastern Quitting company
of Los Angeles with a single horse
hitched to it and being driven toward
this city at a good round pace. The
animal was nearly worn out, he states,
and the two young men on the load
were forcing it to renewed eXertions.
When the rig arrived at the Colorado
street corner Officer Sherwin met it
and examined the horse. The furniture
was on it's way to La Pintoresca hotel
and the young driver, Charles Smith,
insisted on making his full trip and re-
turning to Los Angeles at once. The
officer refused to allow this, claiming
that the horse could never stand it,
He ordered the animal unhitched at
once and placed in a stable for the
night. The driver consented when
given the alternative of being arrest
ed. Tomorrow morning he will be al
lowed to proceed if the animal is in
better shape.
Crown City Notes
The rumor is current today that Gen.
M. C. Wentworth is behind plan for
the erection of million dollar hotel
in South Pasadena. Gen. Wentworth
declines to discuss the rumor.
Harry A. Munger, for many years
prominent business man in this city,
died this moning at his home on East
Green street after a long illness. The
funeral will be held Wednesday after
noon at the First Congregational
church. The deceased was prominent
member of the Elks and Woodmen and
both bodies will attend the funeral in
a body.
The New Century club met this after
noon at the home of Editor Lon. F.
Chaplin. The discussion was upon the
general subject of THE Pulpit and
all of the speakers being
prominent local ministers. among them
Rev. S. G.. Emerson, Rev. F. D. Mather,
Rev J. A. Holmes and Rev. Alfred In
wood of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
LOS ANGELAN SWEPT AWAY

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO. March 49,
The man lost in the storm last night
near East Highland proves to be c. w,
Bennett of Los Angeles. A searching
party sent out last night returned at
noon today from the search in Plunge
Creek canyon and gives it as it's opinion
that Bennett was killed when his house
was washed away and that the body
is covered by tons of debris.
His partner, W. Mattisop, who still
is at Fredalba, where he fled yesterday,
sent down the particulars of the catas-
trophe today. He said he was several
yards from the house when the cloud
bhrst occurred, and realizing the dam
ger made for high ground. Bennett
was in the house, which, with all the
surrounding trees, was wiped out of
existence
Another searching party was sent out
this afternoon, but no word has been
heard from it.
The lost man, Bennett, was aged
about SO years and has a daughter and
an invalid wife in Los Angeles.
The men were engaged in laying a
pipe line in Plunge Greek canyon for
the East Highland Orange company.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-14
HAS VISITED EVERY STATE
Old Soldier of sawteIIe Claims to
Have Crossed Continent Ten
Times
Special to The Herald.

SDeCldl
SAWTELLE, March 13.-C. w.
Witherow, who leaves next week to
visit his mine 225 miles south of San
Diego, has travelled through every
state and territory in the Union, visit
ing every national cemetery as well
as public building in the largest cities.
He has crossed the United States ten
times during the last fifteen years In
1892 he was advance agent for con-
cert troupe and was accompanied by
S. P. Creasinger of Los Angeles.
Mr.. WitheroW was a resident of Chi
fortunate in escaping accidents. He
visited Galveston, leaving there only
two days before the Galveston disaster
and was in Chicago just before the ter
rible fire.
He went to Alaska, but just delayed
his trip long enough to escape the
voyage in the ill fated steamer that
went down with 27O people aboard.
Mr., Witheron was a resident of Chi
cago when that city was no larger than
Sawtelle.
He served in the civil war, meeting
with many adventures, and later came
here, where he entered the Soldiers
home.
Col. w. E. Elwell, former surgeon
in-chief of the eastern branch at Togus.
Maine, of the Soldiers home, is now
assistant inspector general of nation
al homes and is at the Sawtelle home
this week for inspection and review of
members.