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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
9ranoforiifrins
/ Winneiota

Iinneiotas 5ire MaribaI, eowaro
8eterlon, iamIer puo Sabeaer oper
Garter for 9ranofpriifring for at
fomme eiter, ON life SuSeierne / Wtin'
ueiota betaIer mere emo I anore Stu'
ter til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DIR. We
terion er enOnu life fGrOig meo lin
Sammenliguing; men ban er bog
fommen iaa laugt, Of ban ier, at U.s.
iltranceprpnterne | @inneiota er
bsiere, END De sienneminitIig er ! DC
andre Stater. Soqene bier, at be |
Wsinneiota err omtrent 80 Gents pr.
500 oper BET alminbeliee. Sm life
Ipnae bill ban inogipe en- flloitenoi8
Rapport til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
O'grien, og BEN biz ianbipnligois
blipe gaiis for en- Sop, iom Segisla'
ti,ren fonmer til at giuc nGIte 8tns
ter. Der. Beteriou tror, at Winnr'
iota / De iibite 10 aor bar betaIt
100000 mere, emo Surterue / De
andre Stater oilbe frGoe, % SuSei'
ernie bar iaaIeoes forpret asiurance'
fomlpanierne benne Gum.
Sire WoriboI.@mbebet er Ell 6rugt
of agitationen for lapere Garter inoen
2eaislaturen | 1905. Suiet neoiatte
oa en- &omite for at unoerisge 5or'
iifringSforbolbene og ipecielt finoe
no, ON life Sarterne bar for bite,
aompanierne ienote Solf, JONI fore
itiQebe 8omiteen, of en- Sire DtaribaI
bur6e aniGttes, ,ba ban otloe formino'
fe Sabene peo Sloe6ranO % mlIig'
aigre en- Reoi9ttelie Of Sarterne. On
|2op ON ct Raribal.gmbeOe blep gi'
ben, % ben operbrog til ben npe gm'
beosmano at ~unberisge, ON Der bar
uoaen Discrimination / Sarterne
3enne Roribaleus 8ligt er life fsr
blepen i~pnoerltg paao9tet; men mi
bar ban gudet iaang.
Oil pentc. 8anbe DARTS. og April
@ranSiurpen i 9ep gorf t4nfte poc
at tiItaIe Se Rpnb, iom al 2iosior'
ADMINISTRATIONS RibIer pbeoe 81
Drag til 8algfumpfon6ene / 1896
1900 og 1904; men Giitrict attorner
ISeroute ti~Iraooebe, at man ital bette
inbtil @peaattonsretten bar erfl9ret
oct for ulupIig. og 8rauoiurpen fulgtt
bans 8aa6, SiStil bar fun Domino
@recnbuum afgipet en- &ienOeiie / ga
gen; men 9iitriftsaOpofaten snifer
at en- bel fet fol ubtole iig. Sui!
sen o~pretboloer @reeu6aums aien
| belle, uil Der BIZ ct belt Hsre. Cor
neliis Bills og uupGrenbe General
poItmeiter 8eorge &ortelpor. iom
1904 leoeoe ben republitanffe Balg
famp, bill oa iamrer meo en- RGff
andre lnnSsfienSte Ihrno fomme I'm
Der anipen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
or.f.. m.sS.f.H. ~, O.,

Sislge Wtebeleiie ira Iaient.glbpp'
faterne @iltamiOH & Rerfant, Rr.
925-933 Guaranty 2oan Builbtua
Rinneapolis, Niuu., sr ! ben iprlsbue
tlae isleenbe gatsntsr TIBET RinHeip.
to % Tnfpta Spfiubsre:
Henry w Adams, Fargo. N d, Feed
water regulator. Alfred Anderson, De-
troit City, Mimi, Switch operator. viii
liam Beck, Henderson, MINI, Shoe sole
fastening. Clarence c Bennett, Melville,
N ID. Engine valve. Isaac n Bowen,
Lead, S D, Tire. Patrick r Connely,
Sioux Pals, S d, CURLING implement.
John Dahlin, Chisholm, MINI, Hosting
apparatus. John G Gottlieb. Fessenden,
N ID. Chatetricai instrument. William
] Gray, Sauk Center. MINI. Lifting jack.
Alfred z Hovey & X Tapley (7s Cass
Lake, MINI, Station indicator. Ed.
ward H Johnson, St Paul, MINI. Water
column.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
Wettelie.

s Sbaret paa S~psresmanIet ansaaens
be Yroiesior Srbiig l "Gaben aorres
iponbante" | iibite Sirsooesuumsr err bet
peo Ell SrntfeiI torunet til at itaa, at
Sroing Il 9aabss % Saframertl9ren
nfpiger" pi.b. Set ifnIbe nnhirIigois
blot bapc itaaet Il SutrameutlGs
rem" p.i.o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

1928. Sp.: I. Or BET neboenoiet.
at ct Setnmentes belle SnbboIb opInies
for 8ionerue. for at bet fan babe Retss
gbIbi9beb2 ....
2. Suer er bet mol, at 8ibnerne fan
befr9ftc at Seitator ielo imberifreb Nos
tar bu beb fuIb 8epibitbeS?
Spar: 1, Rel, gibnsrne bebsuer lite
at pine bet ninbfte at Seitamentets Snb-
bplb.
2. let er moi, naar Seifator ertierer
for gibnerne, at bet CT bans Seitamens
te, % at ban snifer, at be ifal nnberifri-
be iantnte iont gibner til bans Grtl9rins
berpnt, % bette uiaa be sipre I bans
RerpGrefie, Ds ban maa unberifripe ;
beres HGrpGrelIe, ian be fer herpna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

Ans: A highway is for the general
public; an entry into the highway from
private grounds is private. With
oat special agreement to that effect a
township, or road district, would not
be bound to build and maintain a pri-
vate entry to a highway by a bridge or
other construction. A different rule
would apply. however, where one owned
land on both sides of the highway, and
had a roadway established before the
highway was laid ont, running across
such highway to connect said lands.
1884. Co.: 1. Raar en- aone Ssr
bdrnlss | Rcree efter ct fort aggteitab,
90 intet Seitamente err ~ifrepet, og bun
babbe en- bel Sci Eense. oa bun bIep
Gift, fan SorrIorene ad forbre @euacnc
tiIbnee M efter Rorses Sob, eIIer tilbss
rer be Ranben7
2. Seg enifer at faa otoe, boor ieg
fdn fan fiebt en- BOG. ION fables "gu
CONNER | SeIemarten".
Gpar: 1. Oct berur paa, ont So.
men babe fine gense | Sereie, eller nm
be baDhe Of fin Gienbum | Srleseie.
Stob Hensene | bcnbes saapn, iaa CT
5preIbrene urpebsrsttiset; eners life.
2. "Gn CONNER | selemarfeu" az q.
v. Msnutus faces Dos g. 6. Softer
Inbi. Co., 267 6ebar aps., @innsapp.
Its, Wttnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

1895. Sp.: I. SIAN en- Sarmer fringe
err Sbre.ar til at arbeioe 4oe Saili, naar
ban er leiet for Ieoaneoen?
2. Sporlangc fan en- Rano bore |
Roree, for man fan tase BAN | WilitGrs
tieneite. nanr ban er anreritanif Bore
ger. SEQ bar 90 gar. ba iee reiifc fra
Rorge % bar brret Der / FEM gar.
Gpar: 4. Nei, Iiseiaa iibt ism ban
fan tpinse BAN til OF arbeiSe paa en-
Spnbas.
2. Gr ban nmerifanf gpreer, uil Der
life blipe SpsrssmaoI ON at tase bam
! WilitGrtieaeie, msomisbre ban baper
naast ben permspIistise alber, sa bon
frrlpb 9aubet. o. nubhros Hs 8GrnepIis'
ten. ut bon bar nRret Der ! fem anr,
er | % for flo tie tilftreffeltst til, at
ban fan fable fig Sorser. Gan niaa
usiaa bape nbtaset fine g~prserpapirer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

9arinasaur - Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup, bet bsofts Solte'
miebsi / Ssrosa iarsrer Gu 5oriIsislis paa
en- Eaa, osrjom bet taaes ities. Csc % SOC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

1927. 5p.: 1. Spem bar 8et til at
femme paa northumberland efter
Roro Dafotas 9ppe2
2. Sar en-. ium bar Someiteab % lee
Der Der, 8et til at Steuune peo ct iIigt
SaIs, feIb ont ban life er fuIo goresr
al be Sorenebe Stdter?
8. Soob ian en- eipre, ifaIb ban bar
Set til at fteuure og bIir uastet soI
gang bertil?
Spar: Oct bar enbber Mannsper.
fpu, ium CT Berger % er 81 Sur gam.
mel.
2. Site msbminbre ban er 8prser
eler bar siurt lin GrflGrtns pm at
billie Blue Surser of be Sprenebe Sta-
ter.
3. appeifere Tin Sag tub for 8rtten
% faa ben puabpmt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

ESQ. Quest. I6aiH a Jssee bartly
on a piece of vaeanf government land in
". D. Astyear. This land has been
filed on later. TAave removed Pa,t of
the tenee. Can The Person soho filed on
sam land p,event me 6on ,emov2ng
the rest Of fence material, and if SO, can
he claim thar 7VhicAI movsd before he
Gor5fd me to do 50?
Ans: The person who has fled on
the land, and thus has legal possession,
a forbid the moving of the fence, but
what has been moved before he had any
right to or possession of the land, he can
not lawfully claim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08
~Rorreiponodnce.

gesSpVrusuasaI { berne wheeling bsfpa<s At Mbpc.
enisrne G. ". Sesuea. Monfsrtbeo. Dttnn, % Jota
DIItB Nobtfcn. DtB.
Spsrqsnual ira 9eripuer. jcus tie upatutr fne
Rapnt til oarbaftipneu. befparsS tffc.
epcysers bebes afatir fine everasmoaI ! Ct TART %
tpbeist 6prpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

perisSer,
4meritnnlie SpinOsr iinOer SiGlp.
9iiis Srrus @rOsbp'S SiliGIOe sr en- no al
Sufiubsr af StIOrtoeIier ptN 2poia e.
YiHibams @egttable COMPOUND.

Spormnnae 9pinber f%oritnar, at bet lite
sr 4atursns SeHiigt, at apinoer ital tioe for
Itprc Smerter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

aS33. Quest: WheH a foaHshp or
road district IN grading aktghaUay eK6
a dIAA My0agk farmers yoaa. leading
TO TIE kighsUay, are net tie fozcHshP or
road district compelled 10 bridge sHeh a
dfkAP
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08


1929. Sp.: 1. Naar Sarmerne bar
SelefonIinie ps ale bar betaIt lise meget,
og Der iaa er en-, Imu life bill babe Ses
~Iefoneu IGngere, fan bu ban tage neo
StpIperne % $ranben. naar De itaar
paa bans Sarb, o8 fan ban beboIoe Sus
%ftrImentet?
2. 9an ct Snrmers SeIefpuforpani
tpin8e en- til at betale $40 ertra FOR Syors
bebrtng Of SeIefonen, naar ban life biz
eaer times, at bet CT uebpenbigt?
SOAR: l.. stulperne, SraaSen o.
Snftrumcntet bprcr ium 8esel apntpas
MET til, % bet bar 9oo I'll at tasc
benz bort, naur life peofommeune pil
bape Selefpnen Longer. gsbfummenSe
man beripr bnriIe aumpaniet pm, at bet
bpr tage bisie bort, men nil 2urtpantet
life brp iis pm at tpmme % tase BEN
bprt, Inn fnn ban inSsn en- pasienbe SiS
tasc BEN neb ielp.
2. Rel, rtsn ba faar bon inhe ia |
at Spnrpanist taser ssiefunen fra BAN.
$3.50. g.: Sor IA aar iibeu Iolate
ieg til en- Iaub to Greer; ben faiidtte
8ris bar s Collars, bboraf ban bctaIte
Be 2. Ser bar ineen aftale meb Seus
ipn til, naar ban ifuIbe tage Dem bort,
ba ieg arttog, at ban ligeipm mSre, iea
iolgte Sr9er til, niIoe taoe benz one
trent nteb bet famine. San ban nu efter
ID Vars 'EorIeb tasc Sr9erne, Tom MI
bar ben bobbelte @9rbi, MOB at betale Sc
rsjtereube 8 Dollars.
Spur: Taar cit 2outraft eler
S~percnsfprnft CT ~aiiIuttet n,eIiem to efIcr
iere geripner, men iasen betent lib
CT faitiat for bens SulobprSelie, iaa bar
&etteu faitilaaet ben Resel, at en- poss
ienne Glib CT ntert, bet pil iige: lib not
for gehfummenSe iii lunber alminoeliac
SmftGnnigheper at faa uofBrt 8etinael.
irrne. IA anr CT lnnst mere enS til.
bprlist, os altiaa sr 2pntrafteu for lana
lib then fprfnlben, % penfpmmcuoc
Sisber bar altina tnbt i'm @et til Sra,
errc.
1881. g.: Seguet melem mia 90
min Rabo er aft nit. men a Der er
fommen en- nh Rabo, oa bi bill belle 5ees
net. bar je9 on Ret til bet, Tom itaar paa
bans 2nro. eler tilbsrer Set bam, pg Ell
jog forpIigtet til at afitnn Oct til BAN,
raar bet bar itaaet ober 7 aar?
Spur: Spis Der or npsst i~friftlisi
Sepis for, at @iersst tiIbsrer 5psrse.
re-, ian fan ban | SenbpIb til bette ia
&c ut @jGrSe bort, men err Der life no.
get iaabani, fna fan bau Tie uSen ga.
bpeus 5inanelie tase bet Bort, mrSmin
tre set faar pa tans eset 2unb aeIt o.
bpIpfnt.
2SS2. Sp.: aan et u9ate 9arn arot
lin Saoer / @iseouiiu.
Spar: Sci, life mebmtnbre bar
f~frifttis bar penfienbt ia garust Tom 1T
sS33. Quest; WheH foaHshp o.
road district IN grading ahtghaay eKt
a ditch My0agk a farmers ypad. kaai1!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-08

2ss2. Sp.: San ct uaate garu arpe
i'm Sdber / @iseouitu.
spar: Sci, life meomtnbre ban
i~frifttis bar penfienot fis garust ipm 1T.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Annual Meeting of Mothers

The annual meeting of the California
Congress of Mothers and Child Study
Circles will be held today in the Ebell
club house, Eighteenth and Figueroa
streets.
The morning will be devoted to hear
ing the reports of delegates and in
the afternoon the symposium will be
What is Worth While in Education?"
Mrs. A. B. .Cass will treat of the sub
ject: ITO the Mother" Mrs. r, N. Hut
chins. ITO the Teacher" Mrs. Mary
Foy, ITO the Child" Mrs. e. c.. Moore,
Physical Care of Children" and Mrs.
o. Sheperd Barnum, "Home Econom-
ics."
A reception to the teachers will be
given in the evening and a musical
program will be presented under the
direction of Mrs. Gertrude Parsons. DIR.
e. c, Moore, superintendent of schools.
will give an address, School and
Home" and James A. Foshay, former
superintendent will speak on Home
and School"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Annual Bazaar Opens Today

The ladies' of Uncle Sam Woman's
Relief corps will give their annual
bazaar today and tomorrow, afternoon
and night, in Odd Fellows hail. 2201s
South Main street. Mrs. Mollie Boswell
assisted by Mines. June Horton,
Blanche Baker, Ida E.. Carpenter and
Miss Minnie Sutton will have charge of
the fancy work booth. Mrs. Frances
Anderson, assisted by Mines. Anna Hig-
ginbogham and Nancy Bruce, will sell
handkerchiefs, and Mrs. Martha ]. Ken
DALI assisted by Mines. Lena r. Hoga-
boom and Lydia Withers, will have
charge of the aprons.
Mrs. Lottie Carr, assisted by Mines.
Hattie Wells and Mary Murray, will
direct the affairs of the kimono booth,
and the bag booth will be in charge of
Mrs. Mamie Pierce. Mrs. Kittie Foulkes
will have charge of the fish pond, and
Mines. Maude Preston and Ella Hasen
will take care of the dining room.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
INTERPRETATIONS

Golden State Mining company-Dire
tors: F. w. Putnam, G.. u. Putnam, j.
H. McCutchan, H. Fl. Henderson, e.
w. Peck C. Kits and e. G. Haynes,
Capital stock. $1,OOO,OOO. of which $4,000
has been subscribed.
Venice and South Coast TPansporta-
tion ompany-Directors; e. V. Haw-
kinson, G. l.. House and r. b. Calvert
Capital stock, $4,000. Of which $4,000 has
been subscribed.
Citizens Directors: C.
ID. Hudson, j. j. Bum, o. L. Olshausen,
F.. w. Rayburn, L. II, Wharton. C. T.
Covell, William Macarthur, II. C. Buell.,
c. II. Erwin, o. N. Beam and w. b.
Waters. Capital stock, S1,0OO.0OO, OF
which s1100 has been subscribed.
Crayton Manufacturing company-Di-
rcctors: f. l.. Crayton. r. e. Osborn. G..
Osborn and y. X. French. Capital
stock, $4,000. of which $4S,2OO has been
subscribed.
Twenty-Five Hundred. No. /. OF Los
Angeles Directors; r. A. Burkhart, M.
b. Burkhart and John Greene.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
French Painting Discussed

Mrs. T. F. Carhart had charge of the
meeting of the Ruskin Art club yester-
day morning in their club rooms in
Blanchard hall.
Mrs. Philip Newmark continued her
talk on the paintings of the Louvre,
which she did not finish last week. She
specialized yesterday on the English
paintings. She also spoke of the stat
uary in the Luxembourg and illus
trated her talk with many fine photo
graphs. Miss A. M. Donovan also
showed photographs of the pictures in
the Luxembourg.
Miss Belle Smith read paper on
"The Origin and History of the French
Salon." A description of the exhibition
galleries of Paris and also several pri-
Vate collections, especially of Monsieur
Du-Rand Ruel and the Rothschild COL
lection was well given by Miss A. e.
Wadleigh.
Plans were discussed for the loan ex-
hibit which the Ruskin Art club will
give the first two weeks in December.
Next week Mrs. j. E. Crandall and
Mrs. James Koyer will have charge
and the student life and educational
institutions of Paris will be the SYM
postum.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Rrownlna is the subject

The members of the Galpin Shake
speare club met yesterday morning in
the Cumnock school building, 1900
South Figueroa street, and Mrs. ]. T.
Fitzgerald had charge.
Miss Bertha l.. Babcock read paper
on "Brownings Obscurity," and
"Browning's Poetic Method" was told
by Mrs. George Rice. The Personal
Element in Browning was discussed
by Mrs. w. p Fishburn. Mrs. Frank
Brooks told of THE Historical Rabbi
Ben Ezra" and Mrs. Addie Murphy
Grlgg gave a reading from Rabbi Ben
Ezra. MRS. ]. r. Thomas had charge
of the current Shakespearean commen-
tary and Mrs. e. S. Comings was in
the chair.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
BURGLAR LEAPS INTO RIG
AND MAKES HIS ESCAPE
ENTERS A FRANCISCO STREET
HOUSE BY CUTTING SCREEN
Tenant Pursues Armed Marauder
Around the House and He Gets
Away by Driving Another Mans
Horse to Help Him to Liberty

William D. Ashley. SAT Francisco
street. reported to the police last night
that his house had been entered by a
thief at 4:S0 yesterday afternoon and
So and valuable gold watch taken.
Ashley stated that when he returned
home from work he noticed the screen
of a rear window had been cut.
He went to the rear and opened the
back door. When he stepped into the
kitchen he was surprised to see a man
spring from the next room with a
butcher knife in his hand.
AS he stepped forward Ashley jumped
into a bed room and the thief opened
the back door and ran around the side
Of the house. Ashley at once started
in pursuit.
When the burglar reached the front
of the house he ran toward a buggy
which was standing near the curb and
in which a man sat. Springing into the
buggy the robber grasped the reins and
drove off down Blaine street.
Ashley describes the burglar as being
about 23 years Of age, five feet nine
inches tall, dressed in black hat and
dark suit.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
To Give "Harvest Homev EVENING

The members of the Young Women's
Christian association will give a har-
vest home affair to night The recep-
tion will be general.
The rooms will be decorated with
autumn leaves, red and green peppers
and bamboo, and the refreshment
tables will be adorned with large Dutch
baskets filled with vegetables.
The pupils of the Cumnock school will
give two readings, 1.-THE Frost Is on the
Punkin'," by James Whitcomb Riley,
and THE Signs of the Times" by Lau-
renee Dunbar. The association orches-
ira will play during the evening, and
Mrs Richards and Mrs. H. w. Harri-
son will play musical game.
Mrs. d. K. Edwards, Miss Sadie Lee
Miss Mary Mills, Miss Ellen Parker
Miss Harriet More, Mrs. H. A. Stewart,
Mrs. e. S. Commings, Mrs. Harry Volk,
Mrs. Agnes Woodward, Mrs H. w.
Harrison, Mrs. Helen Steckel, Miss
Olga Tardell and Miss Grace Deering
will receive, assisted by the hospitality
committee
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Society
peIInhtfuI panoInn Panty

w. l.. Graves jr. was the guest Of
honor at dancing party given last
night by his parents, DR.. and Mrs. W.
l.. Graves of 1047 South Figueroa. street
in honor Of their sons twenty-hrst
birthday anniversary.
Miss Waite had charge of the decora-
tions, which we're attractively arranged
In the ball room pink and green color
scheme was carried out, while down
stairs red carnations, red-shaded cam
delabra and red satin ribbons gave a
pleasing effect. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Strong assisted In entertaining. De
Nubila's orchestra furnished the music
for the dancing. The guests included
Misses Helen Chaffee, Alberta Denis.
Guendolen Laughlin, Man Hubbell,
Huston Bishop, Helen Wells, Maud
Adams, Jessie Hacker Edith Herron
Gertrude King, Ray Morlan, Katharine
Bashford, Mary Read, Constance COL
Inns. Lita Murietta, Gertrude Workman
Sallie Utley, Gertrude and Marian
Churchill, Parker, Austine George, Eliz-
abeth Drake, Moore. Elise Anderson,
Susan Carpenter, Alice Elliott, Lois
Chamberlain, Katharine Graves, Vail
Helen Newlin, Helen Dickinson, Messrs
Arthur Eckman, Stuart Salisbury, j. A..
Graves jr., lie Roy Swaine, Edmund
Ames, Gordon Avery, Jack Kelsey, Dick
Montgomery. Moore, Carpenter, Ken
drick Chamberlain, Kenyon Lee, Brad
ner Lee Jr, Tom Brown, Jerry Brown,
Walter Vail, John Elliott, Parker,
Wright Coulter oliver Posey, James
Page, Cecil Borden, Harry Borden
Lewis Tolhurst, Benton Van Nuys, Paul
Heron, Jack johnson, James Utley
Rey Rule, Stuart O'Melveny, Raymond
Stephens, Olin Wellborn jr., Murietta,
James Hobbs, Arthur Holiday, Will
Phelps, Mossbacker and John Miner
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
BUYING DAISY EXTENSION
Rush for GoIdfieId Mining Stocks is
Greater Than Ever, Brokers
Saw

In keeping with the advance in stock
of the Daisy mine at Goldfield. Frank
Mcdonald, the mining broker in the
Bradbury building, is meeting with
great success in placing stock on the
Daisy Extension, the most recent pur
chase of Mr.. Mcdonald. which, by the
way, assays high, very high for low
grade ore.
That the people are simply determined
to secure anything that looks good in
the way of Goldheld stock is evidenced
by the great activity at the camp, and
local brokers, while not being on the
inside, as is Mr.. Mcdonald, report good
sales.
Mr. Mcdonald is very optimistic as to
the future of the Daisy Extension, and
as his advice in matters pertaining to
mining has been good in the past his
friends are following his predictions in
this case. and Daisy Extension stock
will not be long on the market.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
THREE SMITHS GET
THEIR LETTERS MIXED
FORM BASIS FOR LAUGHABLE
STUDENTS PLAY
Polytechnic Dramatic Society Renders
Second of Its Series of Try-outs for
Members-"Per Telephone" Also
Played by Bright Company

Because there are three Smiths in a
country town who get their mail mixed
members of the Polytechnic Dramatic
society were enabled yesterday to rem
der the comedy, Letters for Smith, >
very laughable. The play was the Sec
ond of a series of try-outs for the tall
ent in the membership.
In the cast were w.. Rogers, Fl.
Walsh, H. Davidson, Grace Roberts,
Ben Kheart, Miss Minter and Miss
Rosson.
Per Telephone" the other play,
showed a mixup caused by man pro-
posing to the wrong girl over the tele-
phone.
Miss Margaret Widner took the lead
ing role.
Houston Walsh. the president of the
society substituted for Robert CARRIER,
and though he had but one regular re-
hearsal with the other members. he did
well.
The players were Margaret Widner,
Romona Little, Houston Walsh, Powell
Martin and Lucille McGeary.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
Church to Give Bazaar

A bazaar will be given this afternoon
and evening by the members of the
East Los Angeles congregational
church in the church parlors. Mrs. j.
III. Crawford, president of the Ladies'
Aid society, will have charge of the
affair.
A fine musical program Las been pro-
vided for both afternoon and evening
and those who will have charge of the
different booths are: Fancy work BOOTH
Mines. Armstrong, Wallace, Leavers
and Rappenburg; ice cream booth,
Mines. j. e. Brown. Bessie Velzy, John
Kuhns and Misses Helen Glass; Grace
Steavens, Hazel Fif1eld and Lulu Stea-
Vens; candy booth, Mines. Pech, Gotta
and Dunn, and Misses Alma Filly,
Renett Feet and Ruth Chapman; Jap
anese tea room, Mines. Daniel Jones and
Shaw; cooked goods, Mines. Crossman
and Ladd; remembrance booth, Mines.
George Adams, Felt and May WAL
bridge; New England refreshments,
Mines. Pearson and Nichols and Misses
Pearson and Nichols; dolls booth,
Mines. Frank Forbes and Frank Stod-
dard.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
WOMEN'S CLUBS
weII-known Woman Speaks on civics

Weil5knOWn woman 0peakS on ClVlCS
Civic questions came up before the
Cosmos club yesterday afternoon and
many well known Los Angeles wo-
men spoke on the various questions
Mrs. Willoughby Rodman told of the
plans for the future boulevards of Los
Angeles, explaining they would be laid
out with trees and flowers, although as
yet no definite plans have been made
Mrs. J. F. Kanst presented for sigma
ture the petition for removing bill
boards and spoke of the ugliness of
the boards and what unsightly nui-
sances they were.
Miss Elizabeth Kenney told of the
amendments which the Womens s
parliament intend to lay before the
legislature this session and Miss Ken
ney also told of a few of the neg
lected ordinances of Los Angeles. The
work of the Consumers league was
told by Miss Mosgrove and Mrs. Nc
Lane presented the garbage question
in all it's phases. The work for the
children's Fairgrounds and for the
maintenance of the gardens in the worst
parts of Los Angeles was ably de-
scribed by Mrs. Willoughby Rodman
Mrs. j. e. johnson spoke of the move
ment on foot for removing the oil der
rickS.
Mrs. H. Seward is chairman of the
civic section of the Cosmos club.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-15
JUMPS FROM TRAIN AND
Is CRUSHED TO DEATH

SAN JOSE, Nov. 14-Oscar Bradford
% Mayheld. while returning to that
town last evening from this city on a
cattle train, Jumped off as the train
was passing the Mayfield station and
was Instantly killed, his skull being
fractured, his right arm broken and his
left leg cut off by the wheels.
II was after dark and the body was
rot discovered until an hour later. He
was a laborer 27 years old, unmarried,
and had resided In Mayfield nearly ali
his life.