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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18

There is aot much difference In the
guilt Of the man who kills time" when
his employer is absent and the man
who steals n dollar from the cash draw
er.-Pittsburg Observer.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18

First Medical NANNY practice has
doubled since came to this town.
Second Medical Man-Oh, SO you have
got another patient?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18
LOOlSH,

Don't think man great just be.
cause he looks so. Seven Collars In
small bills lock bigger than a "tifty."-
Puck.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18
Puzzled.

Johnnie-What does that notice say
over there, mother? Mother-It says,
mo dogs admitted" Johnnie-But the
dogs can't rend, can they? How are
they to know?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18

The language denotes the man. A
coarse or refined character finds its ex-
preston naturally in coarse or re-
fined aseology.-Bovee.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18

Ii people could only find MONEY as
easily as they find fault we should be
millionaires in short time.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18
ALEX. eErsTRoM
pGNTIeTs.
poRMAN BROS.

nENTIsT. Once on franklin Street. a ,-,f
Of the Globe Hotel, Manchester, Iowa.
Dental Surgery in all its branches. Make.
frequent visits 70 neighboring towns. AlWayf
1t ofnoe on Saturdays.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18

CHEAP-Kesidence Property in this city
Enquire Of Bronson b Carr.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18

The absent nre like children-helpless
to defend Observation-Disclosures
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18

The earliest KNOWN cookbook was
printed In Venice In 1475.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18

A.E. PETEReoN.
nEADER IN Groceries, Provisions, Croti
~ cry, Fruits. etc. Main Street.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-04-18

q. z. NEWooMe.
DENTIST. ONCE over Burton Olark.s
" store on Franklin street. Drown
bridge work speciality.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
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Society
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding stilson have
Just moved into a beautiful new home
at 1044 Kensington road. Since their
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Stllson have
been making their home with Mr.. Still
sons mother, Mrs. w. w. Stison. The
new home Is one of the most beautiful
of any Of those that have fallen to the
lot of a young matron. 1t Is q large
shingle house, with gray stone foun-
dalton and comfortable porches
The Interior decorations and furnish
ings are Characteristic of the charming
young woman who will be the mistress
and her hand Is noticeable I'm many lit
tie artistic touches.
Mrs. William Winter. Mrs. Stilsons
mother, arrived Friday from the Winter
ranch, near Redlands, and will spend
some time visiting her daughter. Will
liam Wiuter, who is rightly called the
dean of dramatic critics, has arrived in
California and Is at the Redands
ranch. Since he left for New York the
stork has paid visit to the home Of
his daughter and he is impatient to
come to Los Angeles and see the five
months old Master Stilson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
LANDLADY IS GARRULoUS
Chattering Mrs. Skinner Put the Police
Court Out Of Business
TemporArly

Mrs. Skinner, proprietor Of room
ing house on Temple street, created a
great deal of excitement in Police
Judge Chambers court yesterday while
Frank Thone was being tried for beat
ing a room rent bill at her house.
Mrs. Skinner would not let Prosecut-
ing Attorney Beebe talk. Even Judge
Chambers could not keep her still.
When the case was dismissed she still
insisted on telling Judge Chambers
how 1t all happened. The Judge finally
found 1t necessary to have the bailiff
put her out of the court room.
The affair was so laughable that it
was few moments before those pres
ent in the court could go on with the
next trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
SKATERS WILL LEAP THE GAP
Prof. Franks and His Daughter VIII
Perform Daring Feat at
MorIey's Rink

The new stunt being put on by Prof.
Franks and Baby Lillian at Morley's
Grand Avenue rink this week is one
that eclipses anything ever attempted
by professional skater before.
Prof. Franks skates down a seventy
foot incline and then makes a leap
of thirty feet, alighting gracefully, fin
ishing with a toe pirouette.
Baby Lillian also does the leap and
is caught in her fathers arms, and the
exhibition concludes with many fancy
dance steps.
The musical program presented this
week is of that delightful kind that
brings all out on the floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
MUST PROTECT ALL FOOD
FROM CONTAMINATION
COUNCIL PASSES A NEEDED
ORDINANCE
Sale of Vegetables Eaten Raw and
Grown in Gardens irrigated by
Sewage Is Prohibited - Measure
Will Develop Problem

Peddlers of fruit and vegetables will
now have to cover their wares with
nets or something else that will protect
them from dirt and dust and insects
that carry disease on their wings and
legs. The council passed an ordinance
to this effect yesterday afternoon on
the solicitation of the health depart
ment.
The ordinance also provides that all
cakes, bread or anything else that
comes under the head OF food must be
protected from possible contamination
when displayed in open windows, wag-
ons or other open places.
Another section of this ordinance pro-
hibits the sale of all vegetables to be
eaten raw that have been irrigated by
sewage. The passage of this ordinance
places the city council in peculiar
position.
1t is by the authority OF the council
that the sewage that flows through the
break in the outfall sewer near Ingle-
wood is sold to the Chinese truck gar
deners for irrigation, and through the
ordinance passed yesterday these same
vegetables which the city's sewage
irrigates are forbidden to be sold In Los
Angeles. This will probably give the
board OF public works a new problem
to solve.
1t seems impossible to fix the outfali
sewer at Inglewood so that II will stay
fixed. and as a last resort the council
and latterly the board OF public works
have allowed the sewage to flow
through the irrigatlng bitches in the
Vicinity.
When the gardeners learn they can
not sell their vegetables in Los Angeles
they will refuse to use the sewage
and use water for irrigating In such
a case the board will have to provide
some means OF caring Tor Me con-
stantly escaping sewage. and this
promises to be a serious problem
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
BUYS BUSINESS Of
UNION TRUST co.
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY Is PURCHASER
VIII Take Up Work Of Old oreaniza-
ton and viii Run Consolidated
Concern on More Eco
nomieaI Basis

The business of the Union Trust COM
pany in the Braly building has been ac-
quired by the Title Guarantee and Trust
company at price said by Secretary
L. G. Brand of the latter organizat
to be much less than the reported sum
of 100000.
Since the news of the transfer OF the
Union Trust company's business be-
came known, Secretary Brand and
President DR.. West Hughes, the latter
of the Union Trust company, have
locked horns and are passing compli-
ments to each through the columns of
the daily papers
Dr. West Hughes says that for a long
time the business of the Union Trust
company has been a keen rival to the
Title Guarantee company. L. G. Brand,
on the other hand, says that so far as
the business of the two establishments
is concerned the Title Guarantee and
Trust company has not known of the
existence Of the Union Trust company.
The report was given out that 500, 900
was involved in the transfer of one
company's business to that of the other.
l.. c. Brand of the Title Guarantee
company says that no such figure has
ever been approached. Mr.. Brand says
that It is much less than 100000. but
refusen to name the figure for business
reasons.
Says Salaries Too High
1.-THE Security Savings bank con-
tributed to the sale of the Union Trust
company" said Mr.. Brand yesterday
afternoon. THE Union Trust company
has been failing for some time. This
was due wholly to the fact that high
salared men were employed when low
salaries should have been paid. 1t was
a case of four flushing The Union
Trust company secured the services of
several of our men, and in each in
stance their salaries were raised much
more than was healthy for the Union
Trust company.
"The Title Guarantee and Trust
company will take up the business of
the old Union Trust company's GUS
toners in this office. There will be no
change of any kind made, outside of the
fact that the business of one firm will
be transferred to another. The stock
holders of the organization will lose
nothing by the change"
The Title Guarantee and Trust COM
pany is capitalized at $500,000, with a
surplus of $1,000 The officers and
directors are: John D. Pope, president;
E. w. Sargent, vice president; L. C,
Brand, secretary-treasurer; H. E.
Huntington, w. L. Graves, w. J.
Doran, r. H. Howell, w. F. Botsford
w. H. Holiday. H. w. Hellman, H. j
Woollacott
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
To Act as Patronesses

Society women are taking great in
terest in the literary matinees which
are to be given at the Belasco theater,
commencing Tuesday, July II.
Among those who will serve is pa
tronesses are Mesdames Mathew T,
Allen, Allan G. Balch, Edward Theron
Barnum, Hancock Banning, George
Huntington Barker Roland Bishop
Arthur Fl. Braly, Frederick Braun,
Ernest Bryant, Oliver G. Bryant; Mary
S. Caswell r. H. Hay Chapman, Guy
Cochran, Michael j. Connell Samuel
J. Glover: Charles Rivers Drake, E. L.
Dobeny, W. r. Dunn, w. ]. Davis, Ed
win r. Earl, Charles Farwell Edison, r
K. Foster. F. r. Frost, Merrill Moore
Grigg, George Allen Hancock, John r
Haynes, Una Nixon Hopkins, Hans
Jevne, Milbank Johnson, Frank King
Mary Holland Kincaid, Charles r.
Lummis, Simon Maier, Randolph Miner
D. G. McCan, owen McAleer, Clinton
P. Moorehouse, Charles Amador Moody
John g. Moussin, w. G.. Nevin, Walter
S. Newhall, Charles S. Pope. Milo M
Potter, D. M. Riordan, Wiloughby
Rodman, George Drake Ruddy, Charles
Silent, Jaro Won Schmidt, Will Smith
Idah Meacham /Strobridge, Othemar
Stevens, Fielding Stilson, w. w. Still
son, j. S. Valley, 1. N. Van Nuys, r
H. F. Variel, Modini Wood, Eliza Tup-
per Wilkes, and Misses Grace A. Den
nen, Mary Foy Alice K. Parsons, Olive
PerciVal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
APPOINT NEW TRUSTEES
FOR SCHOOLS OF COUNTY
CHANGE DATE OF EXAMINATION
TO SEPTEMBER 8
Board of Education Decides to Give
Teachers Early Opportunity to
Qualify, as There Are Many Va
cancies to Be Filled

Mark Keppel, county superintendent
of schools, has announced the appoint
ment of school trustees in districts
where vacancies existed, as follows:
Common Schools
District-Cerritos, B. F. McCracken;
Cerritos, M. P. Watson; Chapman,
Charles Lantz; Cienega, William Greve;
Florence, H. B. Blakely; Howard, d. N.
Towne; Hudson, G. E. Cross; LaManda
Park, Edward Potter; LaManda Park,
G. D. Manning; Lemon, w. J. Fuqua;
Lemon, A. w. Lee; Los Nietos, Will
liam Moore and ]. D. Ramirez; Nc
Kinley, Mrs. c. ]. Robinson and Lydia
M. Beckwith, and Eugenia G. Bren-
nan; Moneta, William Pitman; New
hall, S. M. Devendorff; Old River, ]. w.
Hamilton, NJ. McCurdy and r. Gill
housen; Sulphur Springs, ]. e. Young
blood; Sunnyside, w. E. Ross, C. j.
Williams and S. G. Burman: Vinedale.
Elijah Sickler and A. Vande Goorberg;
Vineland, H. M. Kendall; Downey,
John Edmondson; \ NAlmondale, John T.
Mathis; Eagle Rock, Ray Wickard and
John Adams; West Glendale, Dan
Campbell and j. S. Slime; Moneta, B.
F. Hayden.
High Schools
Wilmington high school, Cerritos dis
trict, M. P. Watson; Jewell high school,
Howard district, D. N. Towne; Jewell
high school, Mckinley, Mrs. c. J. Rob-
inson; Glendale high school, Ivanhoe
district, E. P. Blackmer
The county board of education has
changed the date for teachers examl-
nations from December II to Septem-
Der 8. The reason for the change Is
that several teachers from the east are
in the city and anxious to qualify for
certificates.
AS there is a scarcity of good teach
ers the board has decided to give these
applicants from, the east an early op-
portunity to take the examination.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
SNEAK THIEVES ENTER HOMES
Residence Of L. Lanardo and J. A.
Waite Entered and Small
ArtIcIea Are Stolen

Thieves secured an entrance with the
aid of a skeleton key through the front
door OF the residence of L. Lanardo. 302
East Third street, about 10:3O o'clock
Saturday night and stole SIS.
A daylight burglar entered an un-
locked door at the home of J. A. Waite,
1925 South Hope street, Saturday and
stole several articles of clothing.
The police believe that such burg
laries are usually committed by vic
Tins of circumstances. They say that
beggars frequently go to houses to
ask for money and find doors unlocked.
The temptation for them to enter ths
place and take loose articles is more
than they can Withstand.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
MAY NOW FINISH THE SEWER
Board of Public Works Believes New
Pump Will Solve vexa-
tlous Problem

In a pump made by P. K. Wood the
board of public works believes 1t has
solved the problem of building the out
fall sewer tunnel. Some time this week
Mr.. Woods pump will be given trial,
and If it proves satisfactory the board
will insist that the outfall sewer con-
tractors use 1t in constructing the tun-
mel.
The new pump works in an air-tight
well which is sunk just ahead of the
tunnel. The inventor claims that 1t will
draw water within a radius of twenty
five feet, and his plan is to sink the
well, pump the water from that place
and then build the tunnel to the pump;
sink another we'll ahead and in this way
construct the tunnel through the water
bearing lands.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
RACE TRACK TO SELL LIQUOR
CITY Council Grants Special License
to Promoters Despite Hough-
ton,a Prntaak

For four days the Los Angeles Har-
ness association will have the privilege
Of retailing liquor at Agricultural park.
The city council passed an ordinance
yesterday afternoon granting this priv
lege for the four days Of the coming
race meet, July 1921.
Houghton was bitterly opposed to the
granting of the special license, and
when the city attorney told him that
he had drawn II at the request Of
Mayor McAleer, who Is an officer OF
the trottlng association, Houghton was
even more rabid.
He declared that the last time spe-
cial license was granted to Agricultural
park there we're 10000 drunks there in
one day others, who seemed to know,
declared that Houghtons figures were
the children of distorted imagination.
All of the councilmen present voted for
the license except Houghton.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
CAPTURE YOUNG
THIEF OF AUTO
WIN. WEINGARTEN coNFEssEs TO
CRIME
Says He Took Machine Through Curl
osity--owner Finds Property in
Wrecked Condition in Front
of Theater

After an exciting chase yesterday
Patrolman Berchtold and Detective
Talamantes succeeded in arrestine
Willie Weingarten, a boy who con-
fessed to taking an automobile from
the street in front of the store of Lyon
Chanselor Motor Supply company, 93(
South Main street, Friday night.
Curiosity led the lad to return to the
store yesterday to see what damage he
had done to the machine. He was
pointed out to the officers who were
there Investigating the case. Wher
the officers advanced to arrest the boy
he ran out the back door. They dashed
after him down the alley, calling tC
him to stop.
Weingarten gave no heed to theii
calls. Talamantes pulled his revolver
and shot, which brought the lad to g
halt. He was taken before Police
Judge Rose at the central police station
Pleads Guilty
He was arraigned on a charge OF
misdemeanor, to which he pleaded
guilty. Considering the fact that the
lad did not attempt to sell the ma
chine, the Judge said that he was in
clined to be lenient with the boy, and
gave him a fine of $25.
After the boy had stolen the ma
chine he drove it at fast pace through
the principal streets Several officers
tried to stop him but could not. The
automobile was found in a wrecked
condition in front of the Orpheun
theater Saturday morning.
At the police station the lad said
yesterday that he returned to the gar.
age to see what he had done to the
machine. He said that he did not
think anyone would recognize him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
Give Large Gard Party

The members of the Southgate Card
club gave an elaborate card party last
evening in their hall at Thirty-third
and Main streets. A hand-painted
plate, a china cup and saucer, a silver
spoon engraved with the club mono
gram, a silver mounted clothes brush,
a hand painted ash tray and framed
water color, were given as prizes. Mes
danes Harry r. Coote, e. G. Binz,
Frank Stoddard, Jonathan Lloyd, Mary
Rose. M. c. Edgerton. c. M. Upton,
William Mckay and Miss Mabel Alder
son acted as hostesses, while Miss
Florence Mitchell, Miss Maude Binz,
Frank w. Stoddard and Melville Upton
served punch. The hall was decorated
with carnations and ferns.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
WILL ACT AS AUcTIoNEER
PatroIman Charles Craig viii Sell
Accumulated Personal Prop
erty at Police Station

Patrolman Charles Craig will serve as
an auctioneer next Thursday when a
pile of Junk" which has been accumu-
lating at the police station for the past
year will be sold.
Among the articles that win be dis
posed of are seventy-five bicycles, many
watches, guns, razors, knives, hats,
blankets, jewelry, a trunk. lanterns,
two Yalises, saw horse and numerous
and divers articles of clothing.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
Bishop Confirms Class

Bishop Confirms Class
Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty visited the
italian church. corner Wilson and En-
terprise streets, last evening, when he
confirmed a class Of italian children.
Rev. Michael Riamondo Is the pastor in
charge.
Dog Bites Cook
Nj. E. Lods. a cook at the Casino res
taurant on Spring street, was bitten
by dog while taking some meat from
the ice box. The man was attended by
Police Surgeon G. w. Cook at the re-
ceiving hospital.
Accused Of Perjury
officers arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday to take J. ]. Curtis back to
Lexington, KY, who is wanted there
on charge of perjury. He was ar
rested in Los Angeles last week as u
fugitive from Justice.
Fingers Are Crushed
Nellie Sellers, aged 10, press feeder
ct the Baumgardt printing shop, caught
her left hand in a press yesterday. The
middle and little fingers from base to
end were frightfully crushed. She was
attended at the receiving hospital by
Police Surgeon G. w. Cook.
Seeks Her Sweetheart
Mrs. Sell Akers of South Bend, Ind.
asks the police to aid her in locating
an old sweetheart, Samuel Wolf, who is
supposed to be in Los Angeles. In a
letter addressed to the man she tells
him that she has been married six
years and that she has lots of things
to tell him.
Miller Woman In jail
Sarah f. Miller, known as Mother
Miller" was fined 5000 by police JUS
tice Chambers yesterday afternoon for
enticing young girls to her place on
Temple street during the influx of PEN
niless young girls from San Francisco
after the earthquake. The woman did
not have the money and was allowed
until today to procure 1t, in default Of
which she will be confined In the city
Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
Week End House Party

Mrs. Sidney Badcon of Ogden, Utah,
gave week end house party at Long
Beach for several of her friends. Bath
ing, boating and skating filled up the
time most enjoyably for the guests.
who included Mrs. George Graves, Mr..
and Mrs. John Conlisk, Mrs. F.. J..
Breflk, Mrs. NJ. G. Reed, Earl j. Brenk,
Arthur Conlisk and William Conor.
The members of the party returned
to Los Angeles last evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
ASK FOR A LONG SENTENCE
Relatives Of Young Man Hope to See
Habits Corrected DUR
inq Term

p. L. Martin was yesterday given a
Jail sentence of ninety days by Police
Judge Rose for stealing some small
articles valued at tS1.75 from the Faroat
importing store at 410 South Broadway.
Martin comes from a well known and
respectable Los Angeles family, who
say that the young man is addicted to
the use OF morphine, and they asked
that the sentence be made a long one
IN order that he might have a good op-
p0rtunity to break away from the habit.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
Farmers to Make Mail Boxes
, Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Postmaster
General Cortelyou has issued an order,
to go into effect August 1, under which
patrons OF rural mail routes will be
permitted to construct their own boxes,
provided that in doing so they conform
to the requirements of the department
as to size. durability, safety and pro-
lection from the inclemencies of the
weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
Vislta Los AnaeIes

Mrs. w. H. Murray of Seattle, WASH,
formerly of Los Angeles, is spending
the summer with friends at 429 West
Avenue Fifty-four. Since her arrival
here Mrs. Murray was one of merry
party enjoying a camping trip in the
San Gabriel mountains. She was mar
ried in Los Angeles several years ago
and since going to the northern city to
make her home has kept up old friend
ships here by frequent visits.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
At Follows Camp

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Baker of Grand
view street are enjoying an outing at
Follows camp With them is the pretty
young daughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
Go to Lake Tahoe

Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Everhardy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hammer left Sun
day for Lake Tahoe, where they will
remain all summer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10

The Herald will pay $40 in cash e
lead to the arrest and conviction Of any
person caught stealing copies OF Ihe
Herald from the premises Of our pa
irons THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
THE CITY

Stranger are .nvited TO visit the ey-
hibit " California products at the
Chanber Of Commerce building, on
rs oa dway, between First and SECOND
given on all subjects pertaining TO this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
Csc WOmen's
NeCkwear SC

Mercerized stock collars, turnovers,
lace and embroidered collars, etc;
good color combinations; values to
25c. On sale Tuesday at sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10
35C Taffeta
Ribbon 12hC

All-silk taffeta ribbon; very firm
and heavy quality; good colors and
widths to six inches; worth 35c. On
sale Tuesday, a yard, 121sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-10

Mark Keppel, county superintendent
of schools, has announced the appoint
ment of school trustees in districts
where vacancies existed, as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-11
Letter to
Journal Readers
Bowditch E. Webster and Percy W.
Means Guarantee Hyomei to Cure
Catarrh or 1t Costs Nothing.

Editor Of Kenncbec Journal:-
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nj troubles at this season of the year. We
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We positively guarantee a cure when
Eyomei is used in accordance with di-
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This certainly shows our faith and be-
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PERCY w. MEANS