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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
TOURNAMENT PRESIDENT
MAKES BIG REALTY BUY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, Nov. 11.-President Ed
Il. Off has added another big buy to his
list of recent purchases. This last one
is not as large as the realty deal in
Volved when he purchased the north
east corner of Lake avenue and Colo
RADIO street, but it is a big one, never
theless. 1t was announced last night
that Mr. Off has purchased the Lennox
tract outright. This tract now COM
for $40 500.
Mr. Off says that he will take the
property from the market until the new
car line, which is to tap the north
east section is constructed, and in the
meantime substantial improvements
will be made.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
H0WLING PREACHER JAILED
FOR DISTURBING THE PEACE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA. Nov. 11.-Tired of the
noisy preaching of Charles w. Carter
who claims the gift of tongues and
certainly has the gift of CAB, the police
arrested the man for making nuis-
ance of himself. Carter has been in
the habit of shouting at the corner of
Raymond avenue and Colorado street
during the early part of the night for
some time. The police warned the man
that he must be less noisy. but he paid
no attention. evidently thinking that
they would not touch preacher under
any circumstances.
In this Carter who is a sort of Holy
Roller and has a voice like the call
of the wrath to come, was nightly mis-
taken as Policeman Schultz proved by
escorting him to Jail. Two of Carters
women hackers entered the most vio-
lent protest to the whole proceeding,
but Schultz had his orders and he fol-
lowed them.
Carter will probably be charged with
disturbing the peace and quiet of nearly
everyone within the half-mile circle.
The man admits that he is a dope
fiend and is hardly responsible for his
acts
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
GROWING CONCERT CROWDS
DEMAND MORE PARK SEATS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Nov. 11.-Another rec
ord crowd attended the band concert
this afternoon and listened to the
music in Central park. Leader Shaw,
who recently fell from the top of a
building and broke several ribs, is still
unable to take charge of the baton,
and Solo Cornetist Kuhn again led the
players.
The program given today was some-
what lighter than is usual for Sunday
and the change proved particularly at
tractive to the great number of people
who lounged about on the grass and
benches.
1t is very apparent that the park
benches are all too insufficient for the
unexpectedly large number who avail
themselves of the opportunity to listen
to the free concerts. 1t is possible that
the city will buy a hundred more
benches if the large attendance, much
larger than last year, continues.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
GEN. CHAFFEE CAN FIND
NO HOUSE IN PASADENA

PASADENA. Nov. l1.-SimpIy be-
cause he could not find a suitable
house for the winter Pasadena has lost
Major General Adna r. Chaffee as a
winter resident, General Chaffee called
upon his old friend, former Minister to
China e. II. Conger, Saturday night
and the two talked the situation over.
General Chaffee said that ne wished to
spend the winter here, but that an all
afternoon search had failed to find him
suitable residence.
General Chaffee was in command Of
the American forces which relieved
Pekin during the Boxer uprising, while
Mr. Conger was the American repre-
sentative In the beleaguered city Both
became firm friends through the incl-
dentA
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
CAR HTS BEER WAGON IN
PROHIBITION PASADENA
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, Nov. ia wagon
with beer. belonging to Theodore Hep
ner, was struck by a Short Line car
at the corner of Holly street and Fair
Oaks avenue last night and the driver
of the vehicle only escaped serious in
jury by promptly Jumping from the
wagon. Policeman Favour proved his
presence of mind, in spite of the fact
that he is the newest member of the
local police force. by running out and
capturing the frightened horse just as
the animal started to dash off.
The accident happened when a car
was passing the vehicle and the horse
shied, getting directly In the path of
the car. The wagon was quite badly
damaged, but to the sorrow of the
prohibitionists of Pasadena. none OF the
beer was spilled.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
MAN FROM MISSOURI is
SHOWN BY FISTIC ART
Special to The Herald.


PASADENA, Nov. lin an alterca-
ton this morning over some horses
which both were tending it is alleged
that Il. B. Come committed an assault
upon the person of r. G. Mccartney.
Detective Coping was called to the
scene of the affair, William Mason's
barn on Delacy street, and placed Come
under arrest.
Justice Congdon came down to the
station and held an impromptu court.
At the request of Mccartney a COM
plaint was issued and Come was
promptly admitted to bail, with appear
ance set for tomorrow morning.
1t is charged that Mccartney told
Come that he was dabbling in that
which is not truth. To this Come is
alleged to have responded that he was
from Missouri" following up his de-
sire to be Shown" by planting his fist
several times upon the visage of Mr.
Mccartney. A telephone call to the
police did the rest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
CARPENTER FALLS FROM
LADDER; is BADLY HURT

PASADENA, Nov. 11.-P. j. Richard
son of 1O4S Summit avenue yesterday
fell from ladder and suffered a severe
injury to his arm, shoulder and pos
sibly to his spine. The man was work.
ing on a house being built by Loyal
Williams ON Madaline drive. Richard
son was climbing up the ladder when
he slipped and fell several feet to the
ground striking upon his shoulder in
such a manner that he temporarily
paralyzed his arm.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
TIOEGEE
PASADENA,
SAN GABRIEL INNOCENTS
SLAUGHTERED BY VISITORS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, Nov. lit was a
slaughter of the innocents when the
Myers Juniors and the San Gabriel
aggregation crossed bats this after
noon at San Gabriel for the Pasadena
team won the game by the one-sided
score of % to 0.
Aside from the batting there were
two interesting features Bud" Seev
pitched for the Myers team during the
first half and struck out nine men.
while new man, Currie, was tried
out at thlrd and made good by swat
ting the leather four times our of five
at bat. The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
CARBON BRIQUETs.

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room.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
Balloon Reaches ak Le Balns
BY AssoeIated Press,

AK LIE BAINS, Nov. 1.-THE bal
loon Millano, which was sent up from
the Milan exposition, has arrived here,
having Travelled over Mount Blanc.
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Every mother feels .
great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
Of her life. Becoming
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
N The MAYORS COURT.

10 Men Asraigned for Assauliing
Another With Hatchet and Saw.
There was most interesting ses-
'ou OF the mayors court Tuesday
orning, which probably belonged TO
nstlce's court, owing 70 the aravity
the otfense upon which two men
Hbfa agraIgued.
solomon Weloh aud Chas Harrod +,
t&o negroes who are employed a. driv-
eve OF she ice delivery Wagons, were
charged with having numerically as
saulted and cut about the head one
Hector Bennett. another colored man.
The evidence IN the case went TO
show that Bennett. who was driving a
single team, broke down IN the mid
die Of the road. Tie was oysrtaken by
the two men drIyipp she ice wagons,
when be was commanded to clear the
road. Bennett. Il is stated, told the
men that he could not move, ss his
wagon was broken down, and when he
refused 90 "pull aside" the men got
down and assaulted him,
Il ip claimed that welch, with dane
Rarous-looking saw jumped onto BEN
nett and cue him severely about the
head, aud thas Harrod, armed with
Substantial hAtchet. vas standing by
aud ready 20 render any aid peces-
ssFy
After the seuille and the iniory, IL 10
stated that Bennett came 20 tbe city
end had warrant sworn out for the
nFrest Of Welch and Harrod They
we're released upon bond OF their em-
ployes. bus Ia The mayor's court they
we're Heed the insignificant sum OF Is
and costs. aud we're not willing 70 pay
thar which they have not done, a.
they have taken an appeal through
thslg attorney, Evans Halle aud have
gigen bond for their appearance Al the
next session Of the circuit court
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Mothers need have 40 hesi,aDey 10
continuing 20 glvs Chamberlain
Cough Rsnedy 10 their little ones, 81
a contains absolutely nothing lniuF.
ious. This remedy u not Only peFisel.
" safe 70 give email ehldFen, bus u q
nedlein Of great worth and merit, Il
has world side Fepu,Htlon Tor lee
cnres % eoughs. colds End eroup add
can alWays b. relied oroR FOR sale
by al dtugElais.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
PRoF. oAsoN N LoulsvILLE.

Is Attending the Baptist Theological
Seminary IN That CITY.
A card renewed from Prof. 2. Quln.
tlOe Cavon Of Hague, who l. nov At.
tending the Bap,is, Theological semi.
nary IN Louisville, KY, directs that
The sun be cent 20 him - that place.
~ have entered the Southern Bap.
tlst Theological Seminary he says,
"aud am much pleased. bot mise
Sonny Worlds Send me The SON,
a. am anxious 20 see come sun
shine"
Friends Of Prot, Caton, who enioys
The reputation Of heirg one Of she
most efficient teachers IN the county,
will rrgtet 10 learn ,hnt he will not
teach In the county This year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
NEW Sell PHONES.
Southern Bell Has Many New and
Modern Instruments Installed,

Southern Bell Has Many New and
Modern Instruments Installed,
The southern Bell Telephone Com
pany which has used every effort 10
give Gainesville one OF the most effIci-
eut telephone services In che State, 10
constantly increasing its efficiency and
extending its service.
For some time there has been force
engaged in improving the service
locally with great ssgcess. A number
Of new 'phones have been recently in.
sialled, and for the information Of
subscribsrs'the following numbers are
published. witha request that sub
scribers attach this 20 the lIst;
lss-Miss Eva Halle
l93--MFs. Richards.
= 24O--L. O. Lynch.
g3-Ohesser Fish Co.
l26-Miss Pons.
23S-Dr. r. b. Aver.
is7--C. W. Parham.
1901 @. CLARK.
1876 w. NJ Bowers.
i7s-2-UhiversitS Of the State Of
Florida.
237--J n. Vidal.
$50. N. Atkinson.
2l5-Dr Farr
2l8--E Baird.
247-Allen Halle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

This is 10 certify that all druggists
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10 Foley's Honey and Tar fails 60 cure
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
Church Meeting.

To the ministers OF the Central Dis
trict; The eight annual session Of the
Primitive Orthodox Baptist Zion As.
ISOLATION will convene on Thursday
before the third Lords Day 10 0cto-
Der (being October ls with Mount
Olive Primitive Baptist Church, in the
city Of Gainesville, Fla. Take due
and timely notice and govern Your
selves accordingly. Elder N +. Ep-
WARDS, Moderator, Island Grove; Ell.
DIR NJ. CARTER, Chief Evangelist
Gainesvillei W. ~ CLAYToN, Clerk
Relf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

my mother has suddenly been made
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suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her, until six months sRo,
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
lILLIAM THOMAS
AGAIN AT LIBERTY
Judge Wills Granted Bail in the
Sum Of $4,000,
9cH WAS pRoMpTLY PAID

Prisoner Now at Home With His
amlly-Judge Wills uphesitatiosiy
Decided Case sausble One Upon
Fearing the Evidence,
TIE habeas corpus case Of william
omns, before Judge Wills a. Starke
lay on appeal from Justice Coll
cougi. 10 which bail had been
ssed the prisoner forkIIling Make
field. resulted in bail being granted
he sum OF $1,000. The lawyers arr
81 she case briefly, after which
ne wills rendered his decision, and
bmes promptly gave the required
od and returned TO bic home.
vas the general opinion Of those
heard the evidence at the prellm-
barry trial that bail would be granted
81 Judge Wills
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

When an article has been on the
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every year, IL Is.ssfe 20 call this medi.
cine worthy one. Such Il Billiards.
Horehound SyF0p. Il positively cures
coughs and all pulmonary diseases.
One Of the best known merchants in
Mobile. Ala, says; For five years
my family has not been troubled with
the winter coughs. We owe this TO
Ballard's Horehound Syrup. know
il hiss saved my children from ma4
siek spells." Sold by w. NJ. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Opening Of School With Twenty Pu.
piIs--White Fox After Chickens.

piIs--White Fox After Chickens.
Windsor, Oct. 5.-People around
Windsor are bnsy planting fall gar
den-. There are several patche. 81
fall beans thsi IRE up nicely mid look
very promising Susarcane is profit
ing by the continued rains and the
prospects for syrup look very good
throughout ghis section
Hon. J. A. Rosborough and daueh-
ter, Miss Lillian. starred for North
Carolina Thursday, where Miss Lillian
i 70 enter school
O H. Hobbs and family moved into
Windsor last week. We are glad to
welcome them and hope they win be-
come permanent residents Of our little
village.
O. r. Spivey OF this place has &c.
cepted a position with Mr. Bobbitt Of
Micanopy, and Stared Tuesday to take
Up his doties
Mrs. Hobbs opened school Monday
with On enrolment Of twenty pupils.
The patrons and children all look for
ward to q successful term.
A number Of the people have had
considerable annoyance lately in the
way OF something disturbing the
chickens at night. Last evening, j.
w. Tilimau. L. f. Story and 8. d.
Thomas determined to watch for the
depredator &C the chicken Foost OF Mr.,
Tillman, which had been visited quite
frequently OF late. Near midnight they
succeeded in seeing the cause OF all
the trouble. II was fox, and the pc
culisr part OF II is. they declare the
fox was snow white. They tried 10
effect a capture bot reynard conduct
cd successful retreat 60 thswoods.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

Tae premium lsts 81 ne flctida
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pleasure ana fres ~ ecti.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-01
VIEWS OF INSURANCE MEN
How They Size Up the Present Situation in
Their Line Of Talk.
GREAT VARIETY or INTERESTING OPINIONS
Future of Insurance ~ Full Of
Promise because of the sub
stantiaI Foundation Upon
which Il Rests.

John Dale Of the Aetna Life: For leEiti-
mate life underwriting the prospect was
never brighter. The searching investlga-
ton Of the methods and practices Of several
OF the large life insurance companies by
what is known as the Armstrong COMMITTEES
and the wide publicity of their findings
will not only result in placing the said
companies in more favorable light before
the insuring public, but the principle Of life
insurance will hereafter be better under
stood and appreciated as a result of said
investigation. No one questions the solv-
ency of those companies, no intelligent
policy holder will think of lapsing his policy,
nd II this be true of the companies in
vestigated, then surely the score or more
of companies against whom no breadth Of
suspicion has Observation-Disclosures the
whole business has been in the limelight
for months-will continue to do business as
before with this advantage-an enlightened
public.
THE assembling Of the legislatures of the
several states will doubtless result in the
enactment Of laws controlling the COM
panies and placing additional safeguards
around this business that touches the most
sacred interests of majority of American
homes. No company honestly and intelli-
gently mana ged need fear the fullest in
vestigation, and let us hope that life in
surance companies wherever located, east
or west, will continue to conserve the sacred
interests intrusted to their care and ever
prove worthy the confidence reposed in
them"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-01

A ]. Harvey, secretary metropolitan
Mutual Bond and Surety Co.: 1--WE feel
that we are doing a very good business for
4-year-olds. Our company. you know, is a
Nebraska enterprise and was established
only four years ago. and we are now enter
ing on our fifth year. Our business has
been very good. There is a growing I'm
clination on the part of employers to bond
their employees such as have the handling
of funds and accounts with surety COM
panies. A surety bond Is much more sat
isfaotory than a personal bond, both for
the party soliciting the bond and the party
exacting the bond A personal bond may
be good today, but tomorrow it may be
worthless. 1t is not so with a surety bond
1t is good at all times with fourteen other
fidelity and surety companies doing bust
ness in Omaha, besides our company, we
feel that we are doing fairly well Being
an Omaha concern. we would of course
feel pleased to have a little more Omaha
patronage. But then. we are not kicking"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-01
New England
Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF NEBRASKA. OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
LINCOLN Feb. 1. 1906
IT is HEREBY CERTIFIED. That the
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF
Boston. In the state OF Massachusetts,. has
complied with the insurance law Of this
state applicable TO such companies and is
therefore authorized to continue the bust
ness OF life insurance in this state for the
current year ending January S1st, 1907.
Summary Of report filed for the year
ending December S1st, 1906.
INCOME.
Premiums ..............S 5,749.5191S
All other Sources. L7g,323s
Total ........... s7.4sl, al sc
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid policy holders. 8 3.S7O. 250.54
All other payments. 1,45I096.47
Total ............... 6,32I,2 T.W
Admitted Assets.... $40, 7O2, 691. IS
LIABILITIES.
Net reserve. .$35. 1893, $685.
Net policy claims. 226,O06.39
All other liabilities. $50 666.11 SO, 500 go. %
Capital stock paid up 4,102 400. 80
Surplus beyond cap
ital stock and other
liabilities .......... Gi02. 4D.GO
Total ............,.. $40, 7O2 691. IS
Witness my hand and the seal of the
Auditor of Public Accounts the day and
year first above written.
r. NJ. SEARLE, Jr.,
(SeaD Auditor Of Public Accounts.
JOHN L. PIERCE. Deputy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-01

+. H. Drake, local manager Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance company: THE
recent insurance agitations in the east
have not materially hurt the insurance
business in the west. It has had the
effect of giving people stronger confidence
in the stability of the life insurance COM
panies Business is increasing very rap
idly with us, far beyond our expectations
in fact. Never in my observation have
noticed so great a number OF men seeking
old line insurance. They realize the per-
manency of the old lines and the steady
and infiexibiity of the rates. They know
Just what they have to pay and when to
pay It. The dividend features are also
very alluring. Our company is offering a
very attractive inducement in the self
paying plan when the insured party be-
comes disabled from accident or sickness
from paying his premiums. Many OF the
other companies offering excellent in
ducements to policy holders in various
forms and buyers of life insurance are
beginning to realize that the safest and
surest insurance is with the old line COM
panies, as we'll as really the cheapest and
best
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-01

w. C. Wigton, Equitable Endowment
company: 1.-THE people OF the state are be-
coming more and more OF the opinion that
life insurance for Nebraskans by Nebraska
life insurance companies is a good business
proposition. Insurers examine the policy
conditions more than formerly and realize
that a company that maintains the legal
reserve Is safe and sure to carry out its
policies. Policy conditions being equal, the
home company is given the preference.
The need and demand for life and invest
ment insurance is just great as ever.
The gain in per cent of insurance carried
by the insurers OF this state in the state
companies Is considerable. 1t is a good
thing that the policy holders take a greater
interest in insurance and the natural re-
suit Is patronage OF the home companies,
where they have voice and influence in the
conduct OF the business. l can only speak
from my personal experience in the Office
and in the field, but would say that the life
insurance business In Nebraska was never
better than at the present timeP'