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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
LONG BEACH SEEMS
DIVIDED ON STREETS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. Sept. AT a special
council meeting held last night were
heard protests of those citizens who
object to the proposed opening of the
north and south thoroughfares of this
city to the sea.
The trustees recently decided to open
the streets, but since that time GER
tain amount of objection has developed
Last night those who addressed the
council were pretty evenly divided,
among them being many who favored
the plan.
The objection to- the opening of the
thoroughfares question has been faith
cred principally by the Strand COM
pany owners of land which would have
t. be taken in the event that Cedar and
Chestnut avenues are opened through.
The meeting was finally adjourned
without any new action having been
taken.
Always delightful at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
CITY OF MEXICO BANKER
CHARMED BY CALIF0RNIA IA

"I am so charmed with Southern
California that ] have only one regret
that did not come here sooner"
Charles /. Ham, president of the
United States Banking company of the
City of Mexico and one of the Wealth.
est land owners in the southern repub-
lie, speaks thus.
Mr.. Ham, with his wife and their
daughter Miss Emo Ham, came to Los
Angeles in the private car of j. M. Nee
land, general manager of the Pan
American railway of Mexico, and as a
guarantee that his words are not empty
ones he has purchased ranch in Whit
tier.
II want to feel that / have something
in this part of the country" said he.
81 want to have a place to come to,
and so / bought the place.
Heretofore we have gone to New
York, or to Canada, or almost any
where else but California. for our sum
mer outing Now we have been to
California. and to come here once is to
come again.
1.-The altitude in Mexico is so high
that one needs a change at least once in
a year."
Mr.. Ham says that Los Angeles and
Mexico are closely allied in many ways,
because of the large amount of Los An
geles capital that is invested there.
I'm mines and in land" he continued,
'many Los Angeles capitalists are in
terested, and there are 10000 American
speaking people i'm the City OF Mexico
alone. 1t is readily seen that Ameri-
cans have helped TO a great extent In
the making of Mexico"
Mr.. Ham and his wife and daughter
are at Hotel Westminster, and from
there they are making trips to the
various points of interest In Southern
California.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
WOMEN DETAIM BAND LEADER
Urge Marco VesseIIa to Stay in Long
Beach Despite Eastern
Offers
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept. IA number of
women admirers of Marco Vessella. the
leader of the Royal italian band, have
signitied to the city trustees their in
tention to endeavor to raise such an
amount of money that the musician can
be induced to remain here instead of
accepting position elsewhere, as he
recently stated he was about to do.
The trustees have been asked to as
sist the women in the matter but have
not yet shown disposition to take any
active steps.
1t is understood that many of the
women-there are said to be about 100
interested-will work with their hands
IL necessary to raise the desired fund.
1t is thought doubtful, however, If
their work will be successful in retain
ing the leader, as he has other than
financial reasons for desiring to enter
field which he thinks promises him
more of future.
Try Coronado ana be healthy
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
LONG BEACH WANTS
TERMINAL RATES
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept. Merchants
of this city met in the city hall tonight
to take preliminary steps looking to the
organization of merchants mutual
and protective association.
One Of the efforts of the organization
VIII be TO secure terminal rates for
Long Beach.
A committee will soon be appoitned
to work along this line.
Delightful fall weather at Coronado.
Two days from today locomotive coll
lislon al Agricultural park.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
HUMANE OFFICER is BUSY
Pasadena Society Cares for Many AM
imaIs Abused by Cruel Own
ers or Drivers
Snecial to The Herald

opeclal TO IHe herald
PASADENA, Sept. 1.-THE regular
meeting of the Pasadena Humane So
ciety was held today, the directors be-
ing occupied with the hearing of re-
ports and the settlement of details
of humane work.
Miss Nina Veeder was chosen to, sue
ceed Miss Dunlap as assistant sec
retary, in charge of the office work
of the society.
Humane Agent McAney rendered his
monthly report showing that seventy
seven cases were investigated by him
in that period, not including the 1875
animals cared for by the officer.
Twenty-one animals were humaneIy
killed, including fifteen cats, five dogs
and one horse. Three arrests were
made, two convictions being secured
and one acquittal. Homes were found
for seven dogs and two cats and the
society realized $50 from fines and
$105O for destroying animals.
Coronado climate is most bracing.
-
Two days from today locomotive col
lislon at Agricultural park.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
KEEP FAMILY ROW
OUT OF THE COURTS
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
PASADENA, Sept. by consent OF
the complainant, Mrs Hall. the assault
case against George w. Hall of Re-
dondo has been dropped.
This action is the result of a con-
sultation between Judge Rossiter and
Mrs. Hall and the particulars are not
given out.
Justice Congdon gladly consented to
dropping the case, as he had been none
too willing to have what appeared tc
be a family row. pure and simple. aired
in his court.
Mr. Hall has already returned to his
home at Redondo, leaving his wife and
baby in peace.
- -
Two days from today locomotive col
lison at Agricultural park
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
Fire Causes Panic
TITO OdUoCo TdT
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA fire in build
ing adjoining the John M. Smyth
school at Thirteenth street and Blue
Island avenue today caused a panic
among the 1000 pupils and several of
them were slightly hurt in a rush for
the exits.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
SENDS AUTO INTO
AN EXCAVATION
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept. 7.-C. J.. Curtis,
vice president of the Los Angeles Dock
and Terminal company. last night sent
his Maxwell runabout spinning into am
excavation made by the Facifc Electric
company at Second street and Pine
avenue.
Mr.. Curtis saw the lights that had
been set out, but mistook the nature OF
the street work that was being done
and thought he could go through 1t.
In this he was carrect, but the trip
was like that of a boat rolling in a
storm. one Of the front wheels Of the
auto was ruined.
Mr.. Curtis was uninjured.
Special railroad rates to Coronado.
Two days from today locomotive col
lision at Agricultural park.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
Refugees Need Assistance
BY Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-"Suffering
is very great" says Mr.. Hicks, Amer
lean minister to Chile, in a dispatch
received by the state department today
urging the people Of the United States
to lend a helping hand for the relief
of the distress caused by the recent
earthquake that destroyed Valparaiso
and did great damage in other Chilean
towns. The dispatch says that action
should be prompt and suggests that
funds be sent to Santiago by cable,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
Bank Open Saturday. Nights

Angeles ia South oadway IN the be
public and its old patrons -Four per cent interest PAID on
interest AS an TO working
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

Two days from today locomotive coll
lision at Agricultural park
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

Two days from today locomotive col
lislon at Agricultural park
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

Two days from today locomotive col,
lision at Agricultural park.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

Coronado leads-others follow
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
SCREAMS sTARTLE NEIeHsoRs

Hotel del Coronado open entire year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
The rlarkets.
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Sept iS-- After opening
gp strong and advancing ebout points
the market ran into such large amount
OF selling orders by last weeks heavy
buying that II reacted anl later ,ost an
Of this advance.
After such an advance Il was only
natural that there should be some good
profit taking and the reactionary move
meat of this morning reg ded simply as
n natural and healthy fluctuation The
GNe report was about what had been ex-
pected from the rimors current late
yesterday. AS the report rad leaSed out
day In advance. it had little or no In
fuence Of a bullish character on the
days market but was rather looked up
Oh as the signal for profit taking sales
To this selling was due much OF the
heaviness OF the market after the fore
noon. one would continue 10 adhere 10
a scalper's position o nthe bur side and
favor purchasers OF Decenber oi Janu-
ary options on all further soft spots
asd as we believe the crop oondi.pns and
various other bullish features set forth
in these letters OF the cast fortnight
win sooner or later fore mobilization
of the large crop Ideas aad viii carry
prices gradually higher before the next
government report comes out which will
DE on October Sd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
FAIR ASSOCIATION HAS
A GOOD PRO.
GRAM
SOME STIRRING EVENTS
With Good Purses Hung Up
for Winners.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Chandler, Okla, Sept t9-The Lin
coin County Driving Park and Fair
association opened here today, with
all the indications that the attend
ance will be larger than ever before.
The display OF agricultural products
and live stock will surpass anything
In the past record OF the association.
The last three days goth, 2lst and pod,
there will be put on the fastest and
best races ever known IN Lincoln
county. The features OF this fair are
Of the best that can be obtained. The
racing program for the week is.
Thursday Sept 20. two trotting races,
purse $40. Two running races. purse
$50 and 500. Friday, Sept 21. 3 min.
trot or pace, purse $l00 Two running
races. purse 500 and $50 Two feat
ure races. Saturday, Sep; %. Derby
Day Lincoln County Derby Purse
1925. FIRST place; S1OO. second. and S75
thru Free for all running race,
purse s15V. And the running for
claim three mile relay race, purse
S100 The last day is to be Old Set
tiers Day The features OF this day
are speaking Of porminent men Of
Oklahoma and a general reunion of
old settlers Of Lincoln county
There is to be a reproduction Ct the
race for homes at the opening of Lin
coin county in 1891 The race is to be
composed Of boomers who took part
in the race of ninety-one and the
horses that they rode in that race for
a home. This viii be the greatest old
settlers meeting ever held in Lincoln
county Governor Frank Frantz is
promised to speak here on that day.
Scme of the best racing stock of the
Southwest is here and everything
promises 10 make this the record
breaking fair OF Lincoln county
The Edwin Barrie stool, Co. has a
weeks engagement here and are play
ing to a crowded house every night
This is banner week for Chandler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19

not be induced 80 come here Rev.
Jones. II is said carried with aim "A
checkbook and offered TO pay OF the
NJ. Z. South yhare OF the Indebtedness
81 the assembly could be brought to Ada
next year
II Is also stated that o certain mem
be-. OF the board from Blowtown stated
that under no conditions would he 5e
ia favor Of continuing the ChIutauqua at
Guthrie, no matter what guara itees or
Inducements the town offered
Rev Rose, Of this cits proposed that
the board divide and th7 A. r. south
psopla hold their Chautauoua al Sui
phur springs, J. T. This plan did not
meet with approval 1t De- understood.
however that the board nnally agreed
10 permit the dissenting elcmelt 10 with
draw II they paid thelg share OF tae in
debtedness, which Is $1,000.
Tomorrow the Guthrie representatives
win mcot with Judge Frank Dale. who
represents the business Mems league.
and propose plans whereby the indebt-
edIess remaining can be CLEARED and the
company incoyoorated. II is proposed to
sell shares ~ S25 each with interest at
eight per cent and payable in tickets
In Justice TO Rev. bis h, pastor OF the
NJ f. church South OF th,s city il must
be stated that he has worked for the in
terests OF Guthrie untirirgly with the
other local members OF the board, and
has done his part fully 90 eye.v way TO
make the assembly "a success and place
the Organization on a payng basis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
Charters issued.

The following charters were issued
this morning from the Office OF the
territorial secretary;
The Oklahoma Southwestern Con
struetion company principal place Of
business at Lawtcn. capital stock ST.
OOO,OOQ The directors are. H. w.
Scott. OF New York Henry Briggs
and c. NJ Rawfns, of Kansas City,
Mo. c. L. Long Wewoka l. T.; Il A.
Hin of Muskogee, l. r.; Z. f. Ship
Icy, r A. Jones S. l.. Keegan and
James NJ. Powers, an OF Lawton.
The Finch Investment company. OF
El Reao capital stock $4,000. The
directors are w J Finch, H. s Pat
terson p NJ Case Henry Kossen-
hascaen and Lucus Baboock, all OF
El Reno
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
TEXAS SENATOR
REPELSCHARGE
BAILEY SWEEPNGLY DE.
MES CONNECTION WITH
STANDARD OIL
BITTER .ON SULLIVAN
Says IIIinGts Man is Unfit
for Committeeman.

Washington. d, c., Sept 19.- Sen
ator Bailey Of Texas. today denounc-
ed Roger Sullivan, Democratic nation
al committeeman from Illinois, fer his
published declaration that VIM j.
Bryan should read Bailey out of the
PARTY because Of his connection with
the WatersPience Oil company In
Tennessee. He dictated the following
statement:
III Mr.. Sullivan made the statement
attributed to him he has exhibited a
reckless disregard for the truth which
renders him even less fit for member
ship on the Democratic committee
than any circumstances which Mr.
Bryan has yet mentioned against him,
The Standard on company has no
more interest in OF connection with
the Tennessee properties Tor which
am the attorney than Mr. sullivan OF
The czar Of Russia.
Il am not required TO explain my
professional employment IN answer
10 such contemplate statements as
that made by Mr Sullivan. My EN-
ployment in this Instance as wen as
in all other instances was such as
any honorable lawyer Is glad to ac
cept, and my clients are entirely salts
fei with the manner In which / have
protected their interests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
NOVEL MARITAL SITUA
TION IN VIRGINIA AT
TRACTS ATTENTION
FIRST WIFE DIVORCED
And Employed as Domestic
by Second Spouse.

Danville, Va. Sept IA man liv.
ing with two women, to both Of whom
he has been lawfully welded, and
one of whom is divorced and en-
ployed by him as a cook in the house
hold of the other is a most astonish-
ing situation which has been at
tracing much attention here.
w V. Venable. a merchant OF Dam
vile, was good many years ago
many months ago he tired OF life
with his spouse and decree of di-
vorce was obtained He, however,
INN ediately employed his former wife
as domestic in his household.
apon aCtcgward venabge met Mrs
Samuel Skipwith. a widow who is a
teacher in one of the public schools.
and becoming infatuated with this
woman he decided to again become a
benedict Accordingly a proposal and
acceptance followed Preparations
were theH begun for the wedding, and
the dormer wife of the prospective
bridegroom was required to prepare
the feast attendant upon the mar
riage of her former lord and consort
to woman who had succeeded her
in his affections She, however,
made no protest against performing
these duties. and with apparent will
ingness cooked the cakes and other
delicacies required According to
reports the three are now living hap
PLY and contented under the same
ROOT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
NOT DUE TO VIOLENCE

The coroners jury liste,ed 20 the evil
dence this morning regarding the hnd-
ing of the body Of Archie Ellis colored.
yesterday noon in the Cottonwood near
the street ear bridge o. West okaho-
ma avenue. and brought ln a verdict 10
the effect that the deceased cam TO his
death by drowning while fleeing from an
officer
Tie furerai services vas he'd this
Uornng at the Coored NJ. L. church
and the b dy inferred In Summit View
cemetery IT, deceasd leaves faith
cr. mother and two broth-rs.
According % the evidence int.odnc, j
before the coroners jury youlg r.iis
left home Saturday evening about nine
O'Clock and met a crowd of friends I'M
cluding Jimmy Reed am joe Jackson.
About midnight they separated and Ellis
and another coored boy. James ALLEN,
were drinking at the Last Chance bar.
They then proceeded TO tine Santa Fe
Union station where thrv became h9is-
ferrous a'ad an officer was called. Police
man Baker responded 90 started with
young Ellis 10 the station ia cab,
Ellis broke away from the officer and
ran towards the Cottonwood, jum1ing
into the water while pursued by the offi-
cor 1t was supposed by fLc police that
be escaped by swimming as nothing
more could be learned regarding him. In
his intoxicated condition Il Is probable
he was unable TO reach the bana. Or
Petty thoroughly examined the body and
failed To- find aay marks of violence on
him ON his person were found "a Gold
watch ana several dollar la silver
ln June, 1904 Elis 7rl sted "a COM
aany NJ Nilth cavalry at saltwater
and waa stationed at jefferson Barracks
Missouri ln April 1906 he deserted the
,..n,,. l,ltt was recunfurea later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
MAY SPLIT ASSEMBLY

The hoard oi control OF ths Oklaho-
ma Epgorth assemhly e4jourae6 last
evening having boel ln session daring
the day az the residence II J. s shear
er There viii be- another meeting Tues
day at Oklahoma City uG ~ this time
the hnal decision az resards the con-
rnuing OF the assembly wl he made
Oklahoma city membe Of tho board.
it seems. reinforced by the Rev. Jones,
of Ada l. ~. came here yesterday de-
termncd 70 knock the proposition Tor
Guthrie The al ~ chuch south rsp-
resentatiges ReVs Hainet And si,oms
declared ihat Guthrie vas TOO faf north.
ara ihat the bu'h Of ihe meuibr- could
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19

iernoon TO ~ r. rranidn. awed Sc Of
Guthrie anf Mrs. Betty Roberts. aged
81. Of Hitchcock The pa-tes sre coll
ored.
Misses Gertrude and Louise Patiison
and MS Hugh Scott age among the
Guthrie people who will go 70 Ft Riley
fo- the army maneuvers Mrs. Aiya J..
Niles wiz probably arrange 10 60 also.
The fact that the camp l.. seven miles
from town has caused many who were
planning 20 go to IT. RILEY 70 spend g
week al the encampment to change their
plans. The guardsmen win be occupied
the gfeater part Of the time with The
drills and various maneuvers ana but lit-
tie time during the dav win be found
for the entertainment OF visitors. The
| evenings. however, win bc entirely giver
pver to social pleasures and many de-
lightul little affairs nave been planned
for entertainment. or course 1ancini
viii be the principal amusement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
Robert Potste's Funeral.

The last sad rites over She remains Of
Robert Potete were spoil 81. this after
noon az the family residence in Springer
township Rev Moore hnd charge Of the
service
Robert Poteta was man OF high
standing in bis community ana tho
frlenas and nelshhors who gathered for
this iaa, tribute Of love ard respect for
him We're many The tmeral cortSge
WAS mills iu ienglh Tbo floral oner-
irgs were MANY The reuaiis Nere in-
tered lt oak Ridge ctme'ery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
Baseball
shut out BY CARRIER.

smut Out by RafDeFs
Special to raily Leader.
CARRIER Okla. sept IL YESTERDAYS
witnessed the closing game Of BAN on
the CARRIER grounds for this season be-
tween the CARRIER chanioons and the
Ei Ia Ffremen For nine successive i'm
nirgs the Garberites shut out the Enid
team. the game resulting iu score of
TO 0 in favor OF Garber. This closes
the season for the chaiapion amateu;
team Of oklahoma having defeated Red
Rock Perry Mulhall Carrier Pawnee,
Marshall. saltwater. End, the Chilocco
Indians and numerous ether base ball
aggregations The management Of this
team was under the dirct supervision
of B. a. CARRIER 60 whom much credit Is
due for the long string of victories and
shut-outs Of opposing teams.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
New Protection for chauHeurs.

A new speedometer for motorists Is
now on the market, says Technical
World Magazine which not only gives
the rate OF speed per hour and the
number of minutes to the mile. but
can be set at any given speed, 50 that
when that speed is exceeded buzzer
announces the fact TO the driver With
this device in use, a chauffeur can set
the speedometer at the limit OF speed
allowed in the country where he is
travelling. and. as soon as the limit Is
exceeded. he viii be warned OF the
fact.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
TO-DAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS
Notary Applications.

Applications for notary commits
sions received this morning at the OF
lce Of the territorial secresry follow
r. l.. Carpenter, of Lexington, foI
Cleveland county
r. F. King, cf Elmer for Greer
county
w X. Ransom, Of Capital HILL for
oklahoma county.
George ]. Eaoock, of Oklahoma city
for Oklahoma county
r. f Ellington. Of Noble. for Cleye
land county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
FIVE NEW CITIZENS.
Foreign Born Residents Of Logan County
Granted Final Papers.

The district court Of Logan county
10 five foreign-horu residents OF the
county who have renocrced their all
legiauce TO the native countries. AL
bert o. FaruGharson, one Of the newly
made citizens. is native OF Caaada
but has lived in this country since
he was seven years oil Ills father
to-N out naturalization paperS but
the record OF it was lost and Mr. Far
Quharson has taken out fapers himself
90 Dee on the safe side L0ldol f.
Leach. Jr, and John Al, Neln are also
natives OF Canada wht, Fred Fahrig
and Charles r. a. Pfelnor ate latiyes
of Germany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
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. oFlTUARV @
0 Q Q o @ 0 O Q o o 0 Q Q Q o


james o'shea died this morning at
hait past ten o'cloc1 al a.. family resi-
dence on North Broad street after a
several months Illness with Bughrs
disease. a. leaves VIE and three
children 10 mourn hts lo The body
VIII De- taken ON the evening t-ala to
Lincoln Nebraska his former home. for
hnai mterncut Mr. Orhea came 10
Guthrie hvc years ago IT. has resided
in ths city continuously since and was a
most respected citizen. "'hc announce
ment Of his death while not unexpected,
IS received with great e.r-ow hy the
relatives ana lends auf thos with
whom he had beea associated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
"a MESSAGE rom Mars,

"a Message from Ma in which
David Proctor win be seai here at the
BROOKS tonight made an immediate i'm
preston the first time II vas evec play
ed 1t had its bringing out IN london
Those Interested In it we of the I'M
preston it might run three or toul
months, but instead IL ran for bit over
three years. After its gieat success IN
the English metropolis. was brought
to America where it was placed before
the public in New York city remaining
there for two years. This, In brief, is
the story Of this comedy This Is enougf
10 recommend It IN It's ni4hest terms tc
AN thearegoers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. NJ Philips is in toWa from Pawnee
today.
A. A. Humphrey is here from Chick
asha.
Geo. d. Reed is in the city from Ar
kansas city.
A. J Mallory, Of Enid vas IN the city
today between trains.
Harry Crawford. OF Marloa Indiana
Is IN the city this week
Mrs. r. c. Ritter came over from
Chandler on the morning train
Judge John peBois Of Eureka springs.
formerly OF Guthrie. is he.e. He is pro-
prietor OF the Chautauaua House az
Eureka Springs.
wedding permit was issued thls AZ