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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-09

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body on his route TO take things as
they come.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-09

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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-09

A one-sided affair is all right IL IL
happens TO be bright side.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-09

Men who pose as judges OF human
nature get good many hard bumps.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-09

He hastens 10 repentance who hasti-
~ judges.-Publius Syrus.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-09
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-09

{ LOVERS IN ARMS}
BY II. L. AmeS
By II. L. Anes

Copyright. by Joseph b. Bowles)
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-25

.h, voters of Wise County.
rsr,r- served the people Of Wise Couu-
!. Il treasurer Cor one term. and believing
Y =. ,rr manner of conducting the Office
~, vfh ihe approval oi the people. mas
So a. a higher value for County and Dis
-. rsrrant- were established 10y prompt
..sr-aerf off same. I'm the manner prescribed
f~.su r hereby announce that ! ann a can
i.r,fe nr .hc office OF County Treasurer for
wi.sco1lfr. at the election to be held on
hi 5h dar of Novemher. 1917. / solicit the
..,ra- ofai citizens. II am elected %
..-.si and faithful discharge OF my duty
r'I be- ur highest object
Very truly.
n. g. SrrWAET
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


-. ,o,ers Of Wise County:
p, ',.,,r announce myself candidate
Gee Of Common wealth's AttOrnes
y ~ County, and most earnestly
,:;eit the support and influence OF all me
80. Of the county II elected prom
!, IN honest. nou-par''san and ron-sec-
-, ,dminisiration of the Office in
rn.te5 % ms care
Yours very respectfully
LArRENcE V. kELLY.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-25

S. r. LESSEE went to Clinch-
port and Rye Cove, Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Matte Mathews. of
Frankfort, Ky, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. f. f. Burgess, in
the Gap.
Mrs. H. G. T. Richmond and
son. Nat Richmond. Of Ewing.
came TO the Gap last Friday To
consult DIR. Peavler, the special
list.
Quite a number Of people were
In town last Friday 60 zee DR.
Peavier, the eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist.
Saturday was pay day al the
various mines IN Wise county.
The pay roll Of Wise county is
one OF the largest of any county
IN the state.
W II. Polly aud sister. Miss
Lizzie, left last week for J am Is
town on a visit to the ENpu>i-
ton They will also visit
Washington and Baltimore
before returning home
New line Of tablets and box
papers. Eaton Hurlburts anI
/ Whitney :. kellN'S DRUGSTORE
The last quarterly meeting of
I the present conference year will
/ be held at the Southern Meth.
Iodist & hurc b ON Thursday
night, October 3rd.
The Annual Conference of
the NJ r. Church, South. will
/ be held at BlueGeld commencing
on the 9th of October. BishoT
Morrison presiding
r. Flanary. a prominent
farmer of Dot. Lee county
. brought his daughter to th,
Gap Saturday and placed heI
In the public school 40 thi.
T place.
Those who attend the Teach
q ers' Meeting at Norton Fuda,
Will have ara opportunity 20
, hearing the inimitable Raipi
Bingham Friday night. TicketN
ON sale at kelly's Drug Store
35 and 50cents.
- Our Drugs are as pure as GA
q Soda.-kelIy's Drugstore.
Miss Orlena Hillman. popu
lar teacher IN the public scho,
! at Coeburn. spent last Frida
, in the Gap. and while in town
In company with Mrs. T. ]
Olinger, gave this office plea.
ant call
D. Mrs. j. +. Bulltt and Mr.
Jno. w. Chalkley returned frol
Louisville Wednesday mornn,
e where they had been 90 atton
n the funeral of Mrs. Charles
j. Gardiner, Mrs. Bullitts onl
sister.
D. Rufus a. Wolfe. "a promineI
II young civil engineer of Nirin
H.. is visiting his parents. NJ
and Mrs. j. II. Wolfe. in ID
IL Gap Before returning 60 hi
work he will visit the Expos
ton at Jamestown.
.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-25

Whom q May Concern;
go. month Of June. 1906. ia Wise
,,.ri House. announced myself a can
~. a. Treasurer ct Wise County. aud
49, been running quietly on the tracS
~sr since hope 60 have The iuil sui
~. of a free people iu the coming fall
800, Yours respectfully.
J. NJ. SLOAN.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-25
Miss Bessie Wells, of Norton,
is visiting friends in the Gap.

Miss Bessie Wells, of Norton.
is visiting friends in the Gap.
Read the advertisement %
Kelly Brothers. merchants. near
the l. < n depot. elsew here in
this issue.
Miss Edna Mann. sister Of
Mr.. Kelly Mann, the popular
grOceryman at this place. re-
turned Tuesday from a visit 70
relatives in Scott county.
Nickel~ Bees desire TO an.
nonnce ihat they have received
large assortment Of Ladies
Read Made skirts for fall and
winter wear.
r. II. Ia, Tor has moved his
family from tins place 60 Sio-
mega. where he holds "a position
with the Stonega Cox - and Coal
Company as foreman of the
planning mill
Mr.. j. r Bullrt. who has
been I'M hed about week. IS
much improved aud -xpr,i- fn
he ont in few daNS. lir has
been suffering from lunbago or
some form of rheumatism of
the muscles of the back resnit
ing from a sprain received sev
eral years ago.
IT X Palmer. st this place.
has accepted position ass
policeman at Osaka Mr PALE
mer is "a member of thr BI4
stone Gap Police Guard. and
was "a candidate for sergeant ai
the recent town election.
II. Z. Barron went Co Wis,
Friday morning on business
! MIR. Barron viii Doe a candidate
} for Supervisor from the Rich.
mond District mt the Novembe'
/ election and viii. no doubt. o.,
F. elected by an overwhelming MAJ
jority.
Mrs. Bette Hoskins. of Ab
. ingdon. spent a few days in on,
+ Gap last week. the guest o
f Gen R. a. Ayers and foml,
aud Mr. and Mrs. @. ~. Lowell
. Mrs Hoskins is "a daughter o
Judge Ayers. of Lebanon. an,
+ a niece of Gen. r.. a Ayers. o
this place.
Ralph Bingham will Doe a.
/ Norton Friday night This d
the third of series of attroc
tions given by The Chora
Company of that place, VIII
have booked some Of the bees
talent of the country for th
fail and winter months
James A. Noueli and
Masters are Che champion sna>
, killers of the Gap. On la,
Saturday on the river ban
> near the dummy shed they di,
! covered and killed a large wat,
snake and thirty five yOun
ones ranging from three Q
eight inches ma lenght
10 flows D. k e. clectricii
through Your veins, 10 does Oh
e. work III YOU are wasting ava.
s take Hollister's Rocky Noun
ain Tea. 3j cents. Tea or Tai
let's Hamblen Bros.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

Quit "rapping' with the mail
order hammer and buy at home
The Post one year one dollar.
Subscribe now
Ice Cream Soda DC. Gilmer
Drug Co.
Hon ID. +. Bailey. of Bristol.
referee I'm bankruptcy. spent
last Friday la the Gap on pro
fessional business.
Attorney c.. r. Kilgore. Of
Wise. spent Friday i'm the Gap
on professional business.
i s. Ashworth. "a prominent
attorney of Bristol. was a Wis
itor t0 the Gap last Friday.
Miss Ethel Hartsock, of Coe-
burn spent last Friday in the
cap. a guest of Hotel Eugene.
Dr VI. r. Duff. of Jonesville,
was in town last Friday.
W b Hamilton, of Wise.
Chairman of the Wise County
Republican Committee, was I'm
town last Friday.
For fancy Stationery, see Gil.
mer Drug Co.
IS. r. lessee returned last
Thursday from "a business triI
Co 0ruudy. Buchanan County
Mrs d r. Kidd and daughter
Helen. of Louisville. are visit
Ing relatives in the Gap.
Mrs. . s Wright and child
rem spent Saturday I'M Norton
Alex Russell. prominen
farmer of Jonesviile, was IN
town Saturday.
r. H. Pierrpont, one of tn
officials of the keokee Coal an,
Coke Company. was over from
Aeokee Saturday.
r. r. Gobble. of Bristol. wa
BOB town last week.
b. q. ShpwalteIs was dow
from Norton last Friday.
il. j. Ayers and Mrs. Aver
left Tuesday for II Olst o
Springs, where they Will speu
the month of October.
Nr and Mrs. +. j. Prescott
and Mr. G. f. Blanton are visit
ing the jamestown Expositio
this week.
w c. Hendricks, of Nortor
spent Sunday with his brother
j.. +. Hendricks.
Isaac =. Kane, the Gate Cit
banker, IS visiting Mrs. r. 4
Ayers this week.
Try our floor paint. 75c wort
wall hide "a multitude OF sins.
-kelly's Drugstor,
e. Il. Smith Jr., OF Bristo
was 10 town last week.
Robert Fleming, of Morton
spent Thursday in the Gap, @
ms return home from Arlington
where he accompanied h
daughter To school.
~ g. A Lainer. Of Huntington
W Va, was registered at Hot
Eugene Friday.
T. V. Church. of Keoke
stopped IN the Gap Thursda
night on his return from a bu.
Hess trip to Bristol.
Mss Carrie Rangeley.
Stewart, is visiting the FAM
OF Mr. and Mrs. j NJ Goodlo
al this place.
FOR SALE-Aa 5 rom DIVE
ing IN Big Stone Gap. For
formation see the editor of I'll
paper.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-25
w. NJ. Howard, prominent
travelling salesman of Lynch
burg, was in town this week.

Miss Elsie Spear, of Balu-
more, has accepted a position
with j. VI. Willis & Company
in their millinery department.
O. +. Hunt, Of Roanoke, was
registered at Hotel Eugene Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Beverly
and children spent Sunday
visiting relatives liz Dryden.
Elk County Judge, 5. II. Bond,
of Gate City, was a business
visitor to the Gap Saturday.
Attorney W. II. Bond. of
Wise, was in town last week on
professional business.
Mr.. =. II Kelly and bride of
Thurmond, w. Va, are visiting
Mr.. Kelly's parents at this
place.
a. d. Pardee. president of the
Biackwood Coal and Coke Com
pany. was business visitor to
the Gap last week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Orender.
of Louisville. is visiting rela-
tives in the Gap, and viii spend
some time here.
Fountain Pens with a fun
guarantee from Sl-oO up.
-kelly's Drugstore.
Mrs. a. Mcclure. Of Pound
ing Mill. was a guest at Hotel
Eugene last Friday
#. II. Steele, of Cedar Bluff,
was IN town last week.
j. G.. Sherley, the popular
night operator at the L. & n,
is of spending "a couple of
weeks vacation with relatives
in Kentucky
Il. w. Wright and wife, of
+ Ciutwood, came 90 the Gap last
+ Friday 90 consult DR.. Peavler
f the specialist
Misses BERTHE and Folsie
+ Willis spent Saturday and Sun.
. day in Dryden.
Airs. A. =. Birkle, of Lynch
+ burg, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Raymond Ly brook In ia,
east end of town.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Kennel,
and family had as their guest
last week. Mrs. Mary Anderson
and son Charles. Mr. and Mrs
w X. helms, of Gate City.
Congressman Slemp spent
few days last week attending
. the fair at Iazewen.
. ~. +. Baker spent "a coupl
of days last week at HolstO
Springs and Gate City on busI
ness
Mrs. q. w Lowell has return
ed from visit 60 relatives j
Russell county.
. Good printing at consisten
prices rs our motto.
Wise Printing Co.
! Jas. w. Fox, of New York
/, Is spending a few days ina IN
Gap this week.
Messrs. W. w. TAYLOR an
wife and John N. Taylor an
wife returned Sunday frol
n their visit TO The Exposition d
jamestown.
= @. +. Taylor, superintender
n of the Honeck ore mines Z
a Ben llur, spent Sunday visitin
his parents, Capt. and Mr.
Henry Iey Tor
l. w. b. Taylor, of Seaboar,
n came down sunday night on
visit TO hOmefolks.
D, There will be a meeting of Il
T, officers of the Epworth Leagl
at the church Sunday evenir
at six thirty. All officers r
> quested TO be present.
y GEO. l.. TAYLOR, Sec'y
The Wise County Teacher
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-11
WOMAN SUES FOR BOARD
OF ElGHT-YEAR-0LD BOY

Mrs. H. B. Hawk brought suit before
Judge James in the superior court yes
terday to compel her son-in-law, Asa
Fields, to pay for eight years board for
his son Carl
Mrs. Hawk is the grandmother of the
boy and when his mother died two, weeks
after his birth she took the child and
raised him until a few weeks ago, when
he was taken from her home at the IN
stigation of his father. She now wants
$736, or IS a month for taking care of and
on the witness stand Mrs. Hawk told
the court that Fields had never contrib
uted to the boys support since the mother
died, nearly eight years ago. Two weeks
ago the child was taken from her home
by a health officer because there was
man living in the same house, sick with
consumption. 1t was represented TO the
witness that the boy would be returned
if the man were removed
Since then the patient died and MRS.
Hawk wants the boy back, but his father
refuses to surrender him. although the
witness said she would rather keep him
than have the money for his board.
Judge James took the matter under
advisement and will render decision
later.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

By Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-Philadelphia de-
feated Pittsburg today in close game. The
winning run was scored in the ninth inning
on base on balls and sacrifice. Score:
Pittsburg 2. hits 8, errors 2.
Philadelphia g. hits 3. errors /.
Batteries-Phillippi and Gibson; Moren and
Doom. Umpire-ODay
NEW YORK, July 1O.-New York took an
the visitors TO six hits, while the locals batted
Fromme out of the box in the first two in
nIngs. Score:
St Louis l, hits G. errors /
New York I, hits 10, errors 0.
Batteries-Fromme, McGlynn and Marshall;
Ames and Bowerman. Umpires-Johnson and
KLEIN.
BOSTON, July 1O-The last game Of the
present Cincinnati series was a long drawn out
affair, the locals finally winning by superior
work bases. Score:
Boston 5, hits 9, errirs s.
Cincinnati T. hits 13, errors 0.
Batteries-Boutes and Needham; Weimer
Smith and Schlei. Umpire-Rigler.
BROOKLYN, July l0.-Scanlon held the Chi
cago team well in hand today and shut out
the visitors, l TO O. Brown replaced Pfeister
in the fifth inning. but the home team had
won the game in the third. Score:
Brooklyn l. hits 3, errors 0.
Chicago o. hits 6, errors /.
Batteries-Pfeister, Brown and Moran Scan
Ion and Bergen. Umpires-Emslie and Car
penter.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-11
SWIMMER TO VISIT OLD
WORLD AS PRINCES GUEST

o Special to The Herald.
@ LONG BEACH, July 1O.-Walter
@ l.. Cunningham, one of the menu
@ bers of the life saving crew en-
9 ployed by the Bath House cOmpa-
9 ny, and who will race against {
o George Burgess of San Pedro from
@ the San Pedro brenkwater 10 the
q bath house early Sunday morning, &
@ has just received, he states, n for
@ mal invitation from Frederick, the 6
@ fourth son of the emperor of Ger
@ many, to attend and participate In
@ the international athletic and 6
@ swimming contest to be held in
@ Berlin In the last part of October. 4:
@ Cunningham says he Will file his g
@ formal acceptance of the invita- g
@ ton about September Is, and that (:
@ free transportation for himself and g
@ his manager, e. e. short, Will be <:
@ provided by the German govern 9
@ ment.
o Cunningham Inns participated y
o and won medals in numerous
@ meets in this country and abroad =
% 1t was while he was taking part g
@ in n contest In Germany that lie g
o attracted the attention and won =
% the friendship of the members OF =
@ the royal family.
@ o 10000 o 90 @ g % 9 g 9 g .
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-11
BRISK WIND INTERFERES
WITH ACCURATE PLAY

CLEVELAND, July 1O.-A brisk west wind,
Interfering somewhat with accurate play,
blowing up the course today when the end
round of medal play for qualification for the
national amateur golf championship was
started.
National Champion Eben Byers played in
better form today, accomplishing the first nine
holes of the final eighteen in the qualifying
round in IS strokes Byers' total for the two
days play is 1872, which makes it certain that
he will qualify.
w L. West of Philadelphia, semi-fnalst at
Baltimore in 1884, broke the tournament record
today by making the eighteen holes in II.
This with his caro- of rs yesterday, makes his
total 147 John NJ Ward, the former baseball
player is among the sure qualifiers. His score
today was so, which makes his total 1859, well
under the figures that are expected to mark
the limit. Chandler Eagan holed out a 25-foot
putt after q beautiful recovery from the rough
John d. Rockefeller went high in the air
while he slapped the shoulder of newspaper
man with vigor expressive of his Joy at the
play.
Chandler Egan finished with IA. making his
total for the two days play 15a. Jerome
Travers made 76 making his total also 1853.
Walter ]. Travis broke the records for all
national amateur championship tournaments
this afternoon by playing his second qualifying
round in Il strokes, making his total for the
20 holes 14j. This is one better than w. T.
Vests score made earlier in the day.
BY this score Mr.. Travis also wins the gold
medal given for the lowerst qualifying score.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-11
WINDSOR

First race. five and half furlongs selling
Madden, Mail Box, Wooltessa, 109; Blumina,
Clifton Forge, Oleasa, 1O7; The Pet, 1O2; Bour-
bon News, 1l2.
Second race, five and half furlongs selling
Annie Mack. Raining Leaves Legation, l07;
Demurrer. 1l2; Awawegang, Rebo, 100; Miss
Gaiety, 1O4; Allure, 1872.
Third race. seven furlongs selling-Secret,
105; Joe Fallert So; Pentagon. 9S; Consdera-
tion, 107; Sonnet, Western, SO; Dorasette. 100;
Taunt, &c. Waterland 1904; Florentine, 81; Isa-
daisy, Mortiboy 102
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs, selling
Anna Reynolds, Osmunda Middleton Maid,
Alvestar, Repletion, 1ol; Padrone' Wagner. Jr.,
80; Ena, Dropstitch, Black Barbara, Letohat-
che. Carasco, 1O6.
Fifth race, mile. selling-Rye Bye II, Deni-
gre, Doc Kyle, 1922 Gargantua Charley Ward,
Haber, 104; Chas l.. Stone, 1Ol; Impertinence,
Surety 81: Royal River, 81; Helen II. III,
Lathorpe, IS.
Sixth race, seven furlongs. selling-Kelpie
Doubt, SO; Weber, 81; Max 100; Macona, 1902
The Globe, 104; Left Guard 106; Merry George
BAIL 1O7; Gracious, 80; j. w. O'Neill, 1O9
alton, 10l.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-11
FEAR REVIVAL OF
RIVER FRANCHISE
Improvement Association Sends Copies
of Protests to Council and Mayor.
Latter Scouts Suggestion
of RevIvlng Project

limitations having reached the city
council of a possible revival of the
scheme to grant a franchise for a rail-
road in or alongside the Los Angeles
river bed, the Ninth Ward Improve
ment association yesterday sent strong
protests to each councilman and Mayor
Harper
Those at the city hall who keep
posted say there is no ground for this
talk other than the much-discussed
ern Pacific Could line will get an en-
series of rumors as to how the West
try into Los Angeles.
Mayor Harper said last night:
This is a surprise to me and l do
not believe the rumor is true. wasn't
the last council up to it's ears in trouble
over that franchise? 1 believe it would
mean oblivion for any councilman to
have anything to do with voting away
the city's river bed"
The letter and resolutions are as
follows:
At a recent meeting of the Ninth
Ward Improvement association the
following resolution was unanim-
ously passed:
The Ninth Ward Improvement
association learns with regret that
another effort is to be made before
the city council for a railroad fran
chise in the river bed and
Whereas we had supposed that
the denial of the right formerly was
to be the last effort in that direc-
ton. Now therefor be 1t
Resolved that we are unalterably
opposed and earnestly protest
against the city authorities grant
ing any franchise or permit to any
railroad company in the river bed
or any encroachment or Interior
ence with the flow of flood waters
through said river bed.
On Christmas eve 1889, and
number of times previously, the
flood waters have gone over the
banks of the present levees on both
sides of the river and we are of the
opinion that the space occupied by
the river bed is not sufficient to
carry off the waters in the flood
time.
There is a city ordinance against
placing any obstruction in said
river bed and compelling all bridges
to have 1OO-foot spans in crossing
said stream. We therefore request
and earnestly urge our councilman
from the Ninth ward, the Hon. l..
E. Blanchard, to oppose said fran
chise with all the power that he
may possess in the interest of the
people of the Ninth ward, and that
the secretary be directed to furnish
q copy of these resolutions to the
honorable mayor and each member
of the city council.
Respectfully submitted,
w. ]. BRYANT, Secretary.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-11
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
LATONIA

First race. FIVE furlongs, selling-Kennewick,
HazelEs NJ, Darling Dan, Little Minnie. "a;
Lep Godchaux. Civet 100; Katherine Murphy,
lO1; Lady Vic 1O2; Third Rail, Banca, le3; Hol-
low, los; L. c. Widrig, los.
Second race, six furlongs selling-Nedra,
Mary Buchanan, 90; Gem of the Wids, go;
No Quarter, SO; Queen Caroline, 80; Gull, lOl ;
Red Thistle, Sponge Cake Noel, Careless, Bert
Osra, 103; Lieut. Rice, 100
Third race, five fIrlongs, purse-Black Dress,
80; Tim Kelly, Marcus Aurelius, SO; Lady
Fesca, 1O3; McAtee. Albert Star. OrdOnO 105;
Joe Moser, 1O9; Evelyn g., l06; Hanbridge
Tackle. lis. Evelyn and Hanbridge Hole en-
try)
Fourth race. mile, handicap-Harry Scott,
McIlvaine. 100: Lille Turner, 10l; Mike Sutton,
1902; Envoy, 1903; Cablegram, 105; Carthage. 1OS
Fifth race. six furlongs seling-Demo, 81;
Royal Bond, "a; Camille, 100; Lucy Young, 1Ol
Airship, 1903; Agnola, Barnsdale, 105; Kern
Braden. 1O5; Bensonhurst, 107; Telescope 1O9;
Bonebrakc, Ill.
Sixth race mile and sixteenth, selling-Dele-
strome 81; Ouardi, Mimos 92 Tinker, 95; Sui
try, 1902; Wedgewood. Gambler. Henry o., l0i;
Redwood II, Great, Leo Bright 105; Charlatan
1OS.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-11
SAYS HUSBAND LOVES
ANOTHER; DOESN'T PROVIDE

my husband fell in love with another
woman and told me about it. That is why
l left him. Since we have been separated
he has not given me sufficient money, to
pay even the doctors fee for attending
dren have been i'll great deal"
This is the statement made by Mrs.
Claude Brown. 81 years of age, when on
the witness stand in Justice Chambers
court yesterday to testify against heI
husband. arrested several days ago on q
charge of failure to provide.
MY husband agreed to give me dollar
day, but has not done so. He earns
S. 30 n day as a plasterer, but refuses tc
aid me-"
After hearing the evidence in the case
Police Justice Chambers released Brown
on n promise that in the future he would
nav his wife 81 a week. Mrs. Brown says
She will institute proceedings for divorce
in the near future on a charge of deser-
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-11
SALE OF EAST SEVENTH LOT
TO HUNTINGTON FOR $64,500

Henry e. Huntington is reported to
have paid s64, 500 for a lot 60x125 feet on
the south side of East Seventh street, be-
tween Los Angeles street and Maple, ave
nue.. This is another important addition
to Mr.. Huntington's valuable holdings In
that quarter Movements point the way
to an early addition of the Huntington
building and for a new deal in the opera,
ton of beach and suburban cars in ana
out of the great structure.
The Althouse Brothers report having
sold for e. Cornwell to w. H. Durlie an
improved lot 75X135 feet on the west side
s375O: also for e. NJ. Larson to a local
investor six-room bungalow at 29l1 I1o-
bart boulevard, lot 50x135 feet; consider
q tInn $500.