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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

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THEMSELVES
GUTHRIE VICTORY RE
ALLY SEEMS TOO GOOD
TOBE TRUE
LARGE CROWD ATTENDED
Result in Doubt Until Sey.
euth Inning.
LARGE CROWD ATTENDED

81 was an exhibition Of real simon
pure bah 9iaying that the fans Witness
al yesterday at Electric park. Several
hundred visitors saw the Guthrie Sona-
tors trim the naughty Top Notchers' to
90 frlzzlc. Up until the seventh inning
tae result OF the vas very much in
doubt The svi.- rs obiaiaed lead
of three runs in tie FIRST inning, Barry,
Brown Spiltmeycr ana punham con-
Meeting safely for clean hits ana Reitz
getting TO FIRST on an error by the third
lascman Dunham's bingle was good tor
two stations Errors and hit by Reitz
ln the nth scored another run, but tie
visitors were steadily creeping mp score
each inning ultll tie game was tied
nt the end of the sixth Determined to
win the contest and redeem themselves
the Senators suatted the sphere az will
In the seventh and four men crossed the
rubber. safely clnchiug the game Oehme
Was doing the delivery stunt In the box
for Guthrie and kept the crowd breath
less with suspense He would strike
ont the first man up, walk the next two,
give the fourth man hit. on w the
bases. then pull himself together and
strike out the next two retiring tho side
without q run.
Il was real baseball the kind the fans
like. and shows what sort OF playing the
locals are going tobe able to do during
the second half OF the season with the
addition Of two or three good men in
the outheld. Retz. who was suspended
because he would not keep IN condi-
tion to play, has been given another
trial and is making good. He is getting
his hitting eve IN condition and out OF
/ i've times at bat yesterday connected
safely three times, one hit good for two
/ stations.
Dutch" scikmeyer has been trans
ferrcd from the outield to third base
and win probably be assigned that posi-
( tion permanently The fans liked th,
| way he ate uD the hot ones that cam,
/ down the third base line yesterday
Score by innings: r. II. r
/ Guthrie. ,..,.S 90 GA l-9 10
1 McAlester .-..l 0tilOo o.
summary. Earaed runs. Guthrie 3. Me.
/ Alester /. TWO base hits, Reitz, Dunham
( . Lattimorc three base hits. Anderson
base on balls OFF Oehmc 4. of Porter
struck out. by Oehme 3, by Porter 3
double plays baltimore 10 f. White
/ Porter to II. White Weisinger to Reitz
sacrifice hits. f White Porter Oehme
stolen bases, welsinger Barry .. um.
/ plre-Roe
'Price hunted out on third strike
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03
LIGHTNING HIT AN OIL TANK.
Even the Ground Caught Fire a, Ter
ritory Tank Farm.

sapulpa, l. r., Jaly S.-During a
heavy rain storm this morning lightn-
Ing struck the i6,oOO-barrel oil tank OF
the Chesley. .Galbreath company at the
Glenn OIL fields, five miles east OF
this city. Only about four feet of oil
was in the tank at the time. The
iames shot high in the air and the
ground. which is saturated with oil,
was ablaze All about By hard work
the various oil well crews quenehed
the FIRE after IL had burned about four
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TORNADO AT WACO, TEXAS.
fnr Associated Press.l

Waco, exas. July 3.--A tornado al
West Station last might blew down a
score OF residences. Mrs Mary Allen
was badly injured The Adams family
was carried distance Of hundred
feet Mrs Adams arm being broken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03
SCENIC CAR JUMPS The TRACK
Ten Injured at crsve coeur Lake. st.
Louis.

ST. Louis, Mo- July IA car in the
Scenic railway. filled with pleasure
seekers, jumped the track on fifty,
foot trestle al Crcye Coeur lake and
termed over but did not fall of the
tre tie. Ten persons were injured,
several badly None Will die.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

hours. No damage was done Ncept
the burning of the one large t2rN
About thirty flowing oil wells surround
the Chesley well and It was
only the hardest Kind OF work that
prevented a spread OF the flames
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

Thrift is not the only motive OF the
advertisement reader-for there is use
ful knowledge to be g5tten from the
ads. and glimpses Of personalities and
ldeals--a general broadening OF out
look.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Washington First game WASH
ington o. Boston 8. SECOND game wash
ingion H. Boston q
Al Chicago -Chicago-St. Louis game
postponed. wet grounds.
AZ Philadelphia Philadelphia g. New
York 3
Al Cleceland Cleveland a. Detroit 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat

Chicago H.. July 2.-Tre wheat mark
ct was nrly steady during the first
Of the session because of additional rains
in the northwest Pit traders ami COM
mission houses were moderate bidders
aud offerings were light The market
closed weak with prices at the lowest
OF the day The close was at SOh "a hc.
Clearances Of wheat and our were equal
10 1903 400 bushels. Primary receipts were
900 bushels compared with holida,
last year Minneapolis Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts Of $40 cars
against 1896 cars last week and "a holiday
one year ago.
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r. Coyalt, f. B. Irwin, Wellston; J. ID.
Hunter. Shawnee; c, r. Andrews, J.
I.easher. L. Underwood. Crescent;
J l.. Hamilton snyder; ]. r. swank.
Kremlla W. b Mcdaniel Jefferson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

W A. Aiken. C. NJ Smith. Cherokee
A. J McKennai. Washinton, D. c.; c.
J.. Baker, Kaw city; W T Blurt,
Maud: j. NJ stoup, Tecumseh VIII
lam shelshey. Kiel; r l. Carson. ".
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corroN FUTURES.
COTTON suLLgris.
Special 70 pany l.sader,

Special TO Daily Leader
Oklahoma Ciy july Light TO
heavy showers have fallen over the cot
ton belt within the past twenty four
hours Excessive precipitauou occurred
DO parts ~ the east Gulf aud south Az
lantic states Temperatures were slight
iy above normal
Central station.
First column, number Of stations -e-
porting
second and third colamns, tempera-
turei 2ud maximum: 80 minimum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

Al 81 Panl-a PAU T. Kansas City Q
"a Louisville Louisville s. Columbus
AT roledo-Toledo I Indianapolis 6,
AZ Minncapali4- Minneapolis j. Nil
waukee d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

A, siouS City-siouN city D. Denver 4.
Al Omaha Omaha g. Pueblo I,
Al Des Moince Des Mones H. LIN
colin 8.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

The gingery Tulsy Oilers arrived on
the morning train for series Of three
games. TWO games viii be played to-
morrow. TIE morning game win be call
ed at 10 o'clock and the afternoon game
at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

Catcher Brown is determined TO lead
the team in hitting. out OF hve times
up yesterday he secured three hits and
scored as many runs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

big Tn" Barry was busy with the
stick yesterday. securing four bits and
reached first place on an error.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03
BASEBALL Liners.

a Few noticeable incidents of the
game are not ont 81 place since Guthrie
won
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

Aud did YOU notice Johnnie Durham
two binglcs that nctted couple o
stations cnchg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

SeiSmeyer yesterday made his first err
ror for many moons and the getting Of
that high ball with the wind blowing it
away from him was not the easiest thing
10 attempt either
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Corn

Wet weather throughput tire corn belt
caused active selling IN the corn market
and prices were weaH all day. An in
crease OF more tran 100000 bushels IN
the visible supply created additional
bearish feeling. The market closed weak.
Lcal receipts were 7o4 cars with 33s cars
Of contract grade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

Guthrie Old some good coaching yes
terday and kept the bleachers busy
roofing. That is the stun. Keep 'em
whooplng it up am the time.
Every man ON tue team yesterday
made hi.s dxcept Price Yost aud
Oehome.
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oats

The oats market Was frm at the OPEN
ing. Free LIQUIDATION followed the early
advance ana brought about a sharp de-
cline. The close was near the lowest
point Of the day Local receipts were
275 ears.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-03

Local packers were actiy> s.dders IA
the provisions market and prices had a
strong undertone. Offerings were light
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AicALEsrIsR

Fort s-fth o. shawnee J,
pecial 10 Daily Leader.
Al rt sutffh
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
POLICE FIGHT WITH SH0WMEN
Detective Mcnamara Slightly Injured,
but Takes His Man to the
Station

The last night the circus showed in
Los Angeles was bad night for five
husky roustabouts who tried to mix
it with squad of police officers. When
the Sells Forepaugh show opens in the
next town five of the stakemen and
tent hands will be doing time on Los
Angeles rock pile.
e. d. Coleman, C. IL. Carter, Ed.
Dowd, Frank Hermon and VIII Fran
cisco were placed under arrest last
night by Detective Mcnamara and Pa
trolmen Walsh and Home on the charge
of being intoxicated. According to the
statement of the detective, the men
were standing at the corner making re-
marks to women who passed and We're
also using a great deal of profanity.
The first four of the men submitted
to arrest peaceably, but Francisco saw
fit to precipitate a small riot by strik-
ing Mcnamara upon the head with n
club. Immediately the other men
sprang to the assistance of their fell
low and the three officers were at dis
advantage.
Finally Mcnamara succeeded In
handwriting Francisco, who had struck
him, and the other men were brought
into submission. The detective sus-
tained slight scalp wound from the
blow struck and was cut across the
hand. The men were taken to the.cen-
tral police station and booked on a
charge of drunkenness, with the ex-
oeption of Francisco who was booked
on suspicion.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
COURT SAYS S0UATTERS
MUST STAND ALO0F
JUDGE GIBBS GRANTS A RE-
STREAMING ORDER
Salt Lake Road Wins Preliminary
skirmish With San Pedro Wharf
DWeliers-Affairs viii Now Go
Through Legal Machinery

The fight between the city of Long
Beach and the salt Lake railroad on
the one side and the city of San Pedro
and the squatters on the other was
taken into the local courts yesterday
morning when City Attorney DAILY of
Long Beach was granted temporary
restraining order, prohibiting the
squatters from squatting or the San
Pedro city officials from meddling in
the fight until the case can be threshed
out in court.
The threShing out process Will be
taken up before Judge Trask of de-
partment four of the superior court
next Friday morning, when the petit
tion for a permanent injunction will be
called and the representatives from
San Pedro appear In court.
Yesterday morning railroad officials
appeared in the district recently de-
vastated by fire and ordered their
employees to stretch barbed wire fences
about the district and keep the squat
ters from returning to the place they
once called home. That district is on
alleged tide land although the Salt
Lake road claims right to the land by
virtue OF lease.
The squatters created disturbance
at the stretching of the wires and later
when the road employees attempted to
cut down the sidewalks between the
squatters' land and their private
wharves the outraged squatters made
such a demonstration that the en-
ployes thought best to desist.
BY the temporary injunction issued
by Judge Gibbs, however, the officials
of San Pedro are prohibited from inter-
fering in any way with the case be-
cause of lack of jurisdiction and the
squatters are warned to leave the Off
GERS on guard alone until the court can
settle the dispute.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Maids and Matrons Make Merry

A mock wedding. solemnized in a
unique way, was the jolly little social
affair with which Mrs. Fl. w. Crevling
of S76 East Forty-second street enter
tanned last evening in honor of her
daughter, Miss Wilma CreVling, whose
engagement to DR.. Gardner w. Claw
son has been announced.
Only women were present, and Mrs.
j. Sand was the blushing bride and
Mrs. A. Harris the bashful bridegroom.
Mrs. George Beitch held the post of
best man with becoming gravity While
Mrs. Hattie Funk was the bridesmaid.
Miss Morgan carried the ring. beauti-
full shining brass one, on a pillow, and
Mrs. Shipley in a massive white wig
performed the ceremony. During the
solemn service Mrs. Akey played
Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater"
Mrs. Dillon and Mrs. Ed wait her
aided i'm the bridal party with pro-
longed tootings on large horns.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
a sheer stuff, pink on one side and
green on the other.
The decorations were entirely in red,
white and blue. Two hundred flags
were draped through the house and red
carnations and white and blue asters
in large clusters were banked upon the
tables and mantles. During the cere-
mony the couple stood under large
red, white and blue wedding bell.
A Dutch lunch was served as re-
freshment and wedding cake was
feature of the table
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
NEED NIGHT POLICE CAPTAIN
Commissioner Favors Increase of
Fees for Pool Room License to
PAY Expenses

The police commission last night re-
solved to recommend to the city council
that a police captain be provided for
the central station at night, and that
billiard hall license fees be increased to
pay for his services.
According to Commissioner Hagan,
Captain Broadhead, the only captain of
police at central station, is called out
of bed many times in a night and ON
some nights gets no sleep at all. There
is no officer on duty at night higher
in rank than the desk sergeant.
SThe same commissioner is authority
for the statement that a good deal of
trouble the police department has to
deal with is caused by the pool rooms,
and that they should pay for police pro-
lection. The license fee now is only
nominal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Society
Celebrate silver Wedding

To celebrate their silver wedding an
niversary Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Dexter of 4OS Juliet street viii give a
reception this afternoon and evening,
An extensive decorative scheme has
been arranged for. The parlor Will be
decorated entirely with autumn leaves
and asparag gus plumosus, while through
the rest of the house red carnations
and asparagus ferns will play a promi-
nent part.
Mrs. Alice H. Fitch, Mrs. j. f.
Kanst and Mrs. DR.. Hagadorn will as
sist the host and hostess in receiving,
and Mrs. w. F.. Webb, the Misses
Rena and Laura Hayes and Miss Con-
stance Johnston will take charge of
the ice cream tables which will be
placed on the lawn.
The punch bowl will be on the porch,
which has been made into veritabe
bower with pepper branches and ber-
ries. Misses Genevieve and Ethel Webb
and Miss Florence Fitch will preside
over the punch bowl. Dozens of Chinese
lanterns will be festooned through the
trees and bushes One hundred invita-
tions have been sent out
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
TENDER HEART is TOUCHED
Police Commissioner Hagan Changes
His Mind About Granting Pool
Room License

The tender heart of Commissioner
Hagan has been touched and through
his motion the police commission last
night reconsldered it's action in refus-
ing to grant billiard license to john
SON and w. Winkleby for 24O1s South
Main street. The application for this
license was denied last Tuesday night
on the ground that it was next to
saloon, and there were too many en-
lizard hall.
DR.. Hagan stated that the two young
men who wanted the license had spent
all the money they had In decorating
the place and preparing to open, and he
believed 1t was an injustice to refuse
the license. The license was accord
ingly granted, but upon stipulation that
ali the connections between the saloon
be closed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Have DeIiohtfuI Dty

Mrs. w. H. Squires and Miss Augusta
Winstanley of Hollywood were host
esses at one of the most delightful af-
fairs of the week. Eighty-two guests
from Los Angeles and Hollywood were
entertained Five hundred was the
game played and a handsome brass
vase and brass tray were the prizes
given.
The affair was almost a house warm
ing as the hostesses have just moved
into their beautiful new home.
The card tables We're arranged in the
living room, dining room and reception
hall, which all open into court.
A large fountain played there al
afternoon and potted plants and ferns
made of it a bower of beauty.
After the games an elaborate lunch
con was served.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
BULL IN BIG STORE A TERROR
Frightened Girls Climb Counters, and
One Red Skirt Attracts
Miuhtiy

Special to The Herald.
POTTsTOWN, Pa, Sept, 25.-Run-
ming away from the rest of herd. a
big bull bounded into the drygoods
store of Ellis Mills here today and had
everything his own way.
The customers and score of girl
clerks vaulted to the top of the count
ers and tried to look brave while the
beast charged up and down the aisles
and made scatteration of things in gem
eral.
red petticoat on one of the count
ers particularly excited his ire. and he
made a bee line for it, to the peril of
the girls, who barely had time to get
out of his way.
rived and got him into the street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Plans Miscellaneous Shower

Mrs. Lee Levy Of 1O4O Lincoln street
will give a miscellaneous shower this
afternoon in honor of Miss Hazel Bry-
son, whose marriage to George Ragland
win take place October 10.
Hearts is the game to be played and
a luncheon will be served and the place
cards will bear pictures OF cuplds. The
decorations are to be yellow white and
green carried out with masses of
golden rod. white daisies and ferns. An
interesting musical program has also
been planned by the hostess.
The guests invited are Mines -. E.
Bryson. Luther Brodeen, Joseph Kirk
patrick. Harry Weber, Blanche Loew,
Sarah Wolf, Hattie Bryson, Evaline
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Grant Half Holidays

Grant Half Holidays
After considering the question for
some weeks, the Employing Printers
association have adopted a resolution
continuing the Saturday half holidays
Which were given to the work people OF
the shops of the association during
July, August and September.
Mrs. Sepulveda Dies
Mrs. Sebronia Sepulveda, a we'll
known resident of West Glendale and
daughter of Jose Talmantes of Bolona
and a sister of officer Talmantes, died
yesterday morning at her home, aged
56 years. The funeral will be held
Thursday, the interment to be at Cal
vary cemetery.
viii Go to Europe
Mrs. A. B. McClosky of San Fran
cisco, the well known portrait painter,
has returned from the north, where she
went to settle up her business. She
viii remain i'm Los Angeles a short
time, where she has several commits
sions for portraits, and from here she
will go to Europe.
Thief Gets Gold
II. 1tahara of $50 North Broadway re-
ported to the police yesterday that
some person had entered his house and
stolen 500 In gold coin The burglar il
believed to have entered through a
side window and to have escaped
through the same. Detectives were
detailed upon the case.
Girls Hand Crushed
Miss Eva Tucker of Hollywood. a
young girl employed by the Rice Print
ing company on South Main street, was
taken to the receiving hospital yester-
day afternoon, suffering with q badly
crushed hand. The injury is supposed
to have been caused by the girl catch
ing her hand in one of the presses while
feeding paper.
Robs Mans Pockets
The residence of w. T. Anderson of
7S0 West Twenty-second street was EN-
tered by burglar last night and $40
was taken from the pockets of a pair
of trousers hanging on a chair. 1t is
believed that the crime was committed
by the same man who has robbed sew
eral houses in that neighborhood, as
the manner of performance was similar.
Charged With Dog Stealing
Charged with stealing dog of un-
known breed, ]. 7. Cauley was arrested
yesterday afternoon at AIS North Los
Angeles street. Cost Vallas, owner of
the dog made the complaint. Vallas
stated that he did not know whether
Cauley had taken his dog or not, but
as the beast was found in the latter's
possession, there were good grounds
for such a belief. Cauley was taken to
the city Jail and charged with petty
larceny.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
SEEK MRS. ScHECK'S RELEASE
Attempt viii Be Made to Procure the
Woman's Release. on
Rail

Attorneys representing Mrs. Aurella
Scheck, who is under charge of perjury,
will probably attempt to secure the
woman's release on bail today through
habeas corpus proceedings. Although
the district attorney has announced his
intention of dismissing the murder
charge against the woman, hel has not
as yet done so and yesterday when
Mrs. Scheck's case ON the perjury
charge was called attorneys for the
prosecution asked for continuance on
that
The woman's attorneys demand that
her bail be fixed and will ask the higher
courts TO rule on the question.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Mistake in Names

1t has been found that Harry Palmer.
who was reported to have been killed
by the explosion of motor at the
Tufts-P Palmer iron works, never worked
for that concern. The dead man had
been working for more than year at
the Axelson Machine company's plant
and 1t was there that he met his death.
Palmer connected a motor wrongly.
causing it to run at a high rate of
speed, and the pulley burst from CEN
trifugal force, several pieces striking
him and causing death.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Hurt In San Francisco
Bv Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 25.-Two
persons were injured in street car ac-
oidents today. Peter Diaz was caught
in the collision of a heavy truck and a
street car ON McAllister street, near
Jones. His leg was crushed. Eddie
Blaise, a boy, was thrown from Fol-
som street car. He sustained injuries
about the head.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Miss Tuneate Weds

Miss Laura Tungate, daughter Of
Mrs. r. M. Tungate of 21O0 East Third
street. was married last evening to
Carl e. Van Ness. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Hugh X. Walker at
the home of the brides brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs D. w.
Tungate, 147 North Saratoga street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26

Bryson, Freda Levy. Arthur Levy,
r. M. Marks, Jack Baum, Al Levy,
Hull, j. M. Reuck, Erwin Minger,
Frank Bryson, Misses Hazel Bryson,
Corine Reuck, vamere Schmidt and
Katherine Shearon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Welded at Whittier

Miss Ethelyn Hutchins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Hutchins of ia
South Friends avenue. Whittier was
married last evening at the home of
her parents to Herbert Bailey Hunt.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Plans Tea Entertainment

In honor of Mrs. Eugene Riggln,
Mrs. Isabella Thornton and Miss Pearl
Thornton, Mrs Glenmore Waters Hack
of 2517 West Sixth street will entertain
with a tea October G.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Mo Names Entertain

The members of the Emanon club
were entertained yesterday afternoon
by Miss. Hortense Barnhardy Jones of
3S9 West Thirtleth street
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
VENICE. CAL.

Practice practical economy by
using ice to keep your foods
wholesome. Ice prices to families
reduced.
Less than so lhe .........4Oc per 100
so to $50 lbs, bs,,.,.,.........S S5c per 100
l5O lbs. and upwards, ,,.. SOC per 100
UNION ICE COMPANY.
Main 36S. Home Eek. 1858.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
Entsrtalns Whist Club

Mrs Charles Bowman of East Sec
ond street entertained the members of
the Fellcidad Whist club yesterday
afternoon
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
CITY NEWS in BRIEF

Phone your orders for the Glen Rock
Mountain Springs water to Sun Drug
Co., No. 8 (Dean's). Both phones $780,