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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

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iiteu 6elauien Ft aui S4 $40. 600.
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lung pieser sinuol cine tleine ,5apa-
nerbab IN iceue aeiebt. 6ei pelher
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4nftfter oer cat rar Elm betruntener
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RtaensiHt babea in 4rt3oua 0chfla.
.oen ses al3ilub uao itiner Rs5en.
f.i0e oeyuriadt.
Cttaboma. In 0Haho.
md 6itp bjsit CT Farmers Qstio.
raj 0on9ytB4 feline u. Na6resper.
iannianl as, suF Ser ene S.aoten
ueo Strritcrien oayh Eelasatea osr.
.reitn paven. Ter Goa1ysg nj Tt
'ar o0e &otpade, o1s Qeftae-a.
p5eu ano eos ctioareaHmInften
t@ts.agt. 6eyaer ipgat Gh aer Gon.
trtG iar 8%etiprosiidt ina 0ansdsbsr.
'ssy mts c.m @us.suo ijr Npit}sfv,
uao Beftgmoln. 9ers3. eeg Rsrfsn.
lneta-aton III IarNpgoeuasr. Neresi.
'ttl,al aag 9odtgysss uas Fir su..
Sau,itraBeu aus
Nttilouvi. - sNr aQnuf.
ans M alt'tg 4e&Gtia
Gor3geB fa1ti ser 4rtt 0ner fris aor
D.a3W3lnl8en uaa ,Gcupettiasy
ten eu1t.a'et pursG au usAsr I'D,
Nifa 1ttitg aus Tsu lrs Sron,.
reiU. Sn-ons uno Agg.s, ett
Ten - llr.ey ser 4nls isrs sin.
men 30 0aHttH euer @cr.1at fir +,
$500 Certauii sa slsgn ms ir
vents ett Stlstyat Ser
Gaynty Uuo Qritsmeiss se-bs,si
osFs'a. - IN Sanas Gitg III
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
Warktbert6ts
@eIreiDe nnb @lehL.
RiImnnfrs annrft

@si5sh 4ermine naren fiehaer Il. b5ber.
ost tn1qb iN0%c; mai l.OB7sc. Qroben
SS Sats aalaet 9~ie1riger. I'M ate: 10.
actl5ern-l Sax los. / he f17a ~ q
eg5tAg-i ser i.92s I So gsc
1~etniils pareH Miaer uu6 ME-
Sktst At3eHfpsr inlgb size. ll1i 58Rc ~
t.seeH bl 3 cars ARinbf uisoTiasa linz
iaRe ~ 81 Gar Sole; / S.. 63le no Z
4 Aet c5c No. Al Gar CID. / 90.
@ssis 81 Cars afhibr misstiess -
lA.ase S1ira $40. 81 Gar I05- So.
~; : % VS. 2 % 9sr; a b. csc ggo. g.
So ebasI AK % sas; 90 9se; 81. eie; 1
AssasH tei Q Cans aG:a5r Hiebrioer
EsisS - .egr sze 20 So @ars Sic.
1Mlage 20. i5eiBsE+ Cars 565e: i Do.
Z % US z DO 504c. 9 90. 4slc.
Slanoa5o-l Gar Bias Sc 4 peiber - 8
BlfbL Gieouger.
te Sgtias saieHis ...~-.-.5.60I5.9 90
gato Slfina Sitaiabls .............6.G0-5sU
S1gett Eaienis m edden ..........6OgE515
sirf aleers n ssse, 81 g
Sfcgno elears. IN SddeH ........... 7O-8.8O
Siuiee S2Ileu tn Ed1eu ..........3 .30-340
9ee,s,w- 1919 .......-.....olV-
sssecnmsEs y gelsln .-...--~ 35-485
HluDltuttbfe. ~ HiQioer.
9ieie N Sdden Ok %
S%taHoar9 lsiHe 9lio6iiHss .....,...... $3.50
nlnsaerg g%ioiallss Gralns. Der 75nns. S''O'
" ~ StfHo Sd6eu. .. q. o.. gdB
~ams1isa.
liEptQp 400 44O
r1stsgsusA . .'--.."-.--...--.-.t100-tb09
arouiisnsn 81 ss,,c:r ! zo-lii
ls.Q1 SanEar Rrima Eampfbmal8. $50:
tSsTq.Hsssh sElaAe; S6alterH 7&-7ie: Wstts
3le ~s6HBpteiie Ger Rrobenmdrfts IN mil
wmeuiee Int 9ahHingernoe ssaren iino fDie iolei:
~ goti3srn. 1.09-1.f0t; no. 2 qoribsrn
5Us Tdl,gss; yse 3 spring. 9oc-.t.02: staR'
9gto SetNe lVo- 1906 10. ] 8UQgen. sc -
s9sei 20. 3 @sais. oot-e2e: etan6aro Safer,
9ie oDiaen umfaes sne ma er,.,.s m, ,,.L
lem Sailse eoaimsTriai astfsr bsarbsiisE
%ggteago. %. crt. mebl minter.
mel8en Nalents, 4.65-b.1O; Stratabts. 425-
se9' sprine 4ufent5. 5.4O-5.75; etraiotts
f s,e,,. Z; eaieJs. 3.oo+. 20: no. 2 eprins,
5.o9-lo oi 80. 2 r6fsr. eeR@ssSe: So.
@s9's: o. zme1AS so. ? .geI5er. s2Ae;
Z ns,ss galet og%e 70 ? veiBer. 30.
ietatpie I2-Isc: cute bis MdI5eranslefe,
Z %. %, nla1slamen 70. 9%sortbweferH
sos Ghmal5. s45; Sbort rib
Sioes AZ h-s25, Sbgrt Clear Shes. s.25
5o6 ssbI5te9 49, aleefaiHeu. 1915.
100-f.02: 10. barier. f'6O-t-65. wv
onter.. - 70, ? ueiBer. Ole.
8dHl as etlps %. Eft &rtsen no. Q
padiet ae-1Ol Re. 2 roter. f.01A-1.O2.
9sale. - go. 2 eemiinter. 5sc.
Saisr. RI 20. 2 peibcr. 5O-50kc.
" Hnedpotts. %. Eftober. Ntigrn
!, @o5ioetH, iO4A; Go. 2 Qortbern. su
9'sil = Sirlt CLEARS. 4.5o-4.7o: eecOnOs.
a70-3.s0; 5irlt @ateHts. 5.s0-5.90: sec0no
Gntutb. % rSfss5er. = mei5su 80. /
aortberH. 1854
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

&str Arhsu. - HgfseL &o-s0e.
Areat. cieaaees rsg elaosgl Route. 500
- $50.
onps Aabsn. 49, gsar. esease rer UafetL
tl-aI
ciamrntaeh ~ Ntcit5er faa EuREao. &c ma
G.oEf lue lulliiat. E5-T5E
GrArtit 4ssG aru. N2o 2uefua4 $50
NE1tsN - EffIff k1t fGtEc 4 ud&
@--e $500 ~A@ r@ea Gs-RaL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
Ole. v .AnlbeI noru. 1n-rur

SltnOtst Rs5nibeI Noru. 1u-zUc.
Vgg Binnt. - 0teiae, Der 2ubenb, 4O-70c
anSslaHa. - ssusr. GoaiiaaS. per sfnaS.
1920.
gsAHs sgissSsIH. eteTss. Sas Snssno.
erAHs erbisH. eieigs. per gufbsI. SsIe.
gIsergstttq = eiefser, in SIaf@en, per Out.
saHa. oier eepasener. per GuseuO. lie
ssIat. elaitsduIai. 9islasr, bos Suseno
sssggHalat. sietser, Oas SubeuO a0pie. 20
@~laisran. = eienssr. 100 ganbeI. 75e-s1.oo.
eteifermtH5s. - Sieige. buseHo 8anoel. s5
1iaiersoms. @iscOuitn. per g'lnuS. go. 1.
cplsr glaHss. = Sisiiae. Sas GuseuS. ie
gssrfiis. = eisfae, Sas GussnO gHHoeL.
grittlsasn.gsur5sL. = Rsus, bisftse. Der BIN.
Nisiisr. - eisEo.r. 76-eoe.
Nteplant. 6.eltge, per Bin0eI (etu Gu.s
senO ilsiHe STINT eD e nan er6be. t5@2Oe.
anrtoten. 0fHch. rOte. in Sdden, 3d.
5sc; nsibs- Ssh. "sine. %eeriuse, 95e; Die.
@aSttsasa; sisHus, per SntsnO panset
sintabagas; aunaoa. per gufbeL $500;
salbsi. = eteiiaer. Der 100 BnaoeI. Toe
sgiHat sieissr. persgufBsL lie mao Qua.
sss sSsia = Ss1inois & ga;aorss. 1g-2oe
arltne. 6o-65e; raube. 60-60e.
airline, 1910.
SrHhte4unb ssHHe.
aspisI. @riine, s~200-s.o0: Dubes, $500
-s25: Wlaioen 9hdb. s8.25-85O; roie, S2.50
500; gepebnltae. $500 fobdpiel. 66-05c;
Iaa ar9as rsiisa io-0OS Sog gff5SSRT sSss Siberian rs; o,r
200; eufRei. Sssiops. si,S5 = 40: eerSS5n.
sananrn. : 3Hmbos. per eanSsl. s225-
250; Straiebs. Si.75-2.o0; Guns. Si25-
california Avriloieu. Ct. sobns. ,Ians
Htlteu. si.i5--t.25; GarIo Grarforss. Si.25-
galtlOrnta girnsH. 1.suib, aiften. sart.
shsHmsa. = crates init 1 aSrbeu. eurbani.
1attslu. Ser eumOsrs. Sauopt su a.
Ssisen. = Slriif1e. Der afunS. 12-tse.
California. 10 9tuno aiiten. 70-sOc.
wrane Truii. - California, per Rite, ie na1
STaaben. s.Rfo. aorbe: w7toiaan fBvor,.
S~taubef. reiie. 2oci @rdno Snoen. 19-2Oe;
poo; 4s9funb a5rbe T~elapares. Wlsivabl. is
-14e. g~soomiHs, roies 11-t2e. m2naarns. 10
lie: Mlalaaas. per Ael S450-6.50.
iSitrputu. California. WaneIg. ie nacb Der
@robe. $4,000; ertr1 nuseepdtite. S5.75-
B2b: Wleniua, S4.7b-5.25.
StHee. Sinputtiert. per 100. 81. SOL Of.
Srnuaeu. - Sp6te 8nlenrias, S5.50-6OO:
Bittfee. - Mltniaon. Ib BHro ..Forbe. 22-
iBc: ileiue aerinGe. 15c; 1 a1rbe Grefes.
1926; tsSuib. tt0rbe, iletne. Si.0O-1.75. Huts
rois. I aorbe Crates. S1.00-1.15: 9 a6rbe
GrnieS S1.75-2O0.
ensiHica. = aiiien oon is Quarts. taues.
s5e-si.O0; f~berreife. eernree. Toe
Wi0n0elu. per BilHo ..--...S .tBh- II
G6pdrse. NdlHhfe. ueue. pu rs -fO0
er0sit. per 8fuHb ..-........... II 12
NnfternuiS. ueue. per Huibel... It's poo
et1blea ....+.-s-. ..-..... 10 - Is
aaiiduteu. meme. feline, Der
9n. ron 60 Rtmu6 ............ 400 40
auiiaulcu. arube. scr Rfuub.... 90 - 10
o0ielnife. per R'lno ......... IT, 70
SO eio. -sben Sorts 10 LOO
Recruits. banoaeptlnffe 8treis
Neamfie. Eecnn0s. per WfiRa.. .O5L- .OR
Gcf1sufife. reue. Sdf Bon 100 8 70 400
S ssSaHsi ss s%'' Sisas 'st SD. ~ 81
Ndunnie, neue California. NIT
ss saisss 5sai.- g ss' s siss'. =. Il IS
nirIsura.
goHtaisupss. - California. IN etaEbaro.
@raiss st5o-1.75: RoHo Srntes sLo0-f.s6
Ctsss- SuinetS. btere6iee grnfcS 4O-s5c.
aaffeerarft-
SEN gerf- sc. 7 Rio. csc
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
9rsouftsnmartts

eisueulBads. Qaa Ggalit1i. gtanS 80
32g. auHiet. El--2sc PCT 8tuRo bis ~ 20 -
SO: ouHiei e7-2se per @fn,o Bis 81 zoe.
Sadlwet5sumtht, eanoerf Siuno, $3.50 =
spbuen. s.. 2O-2.25 ses euibei FIR aus
Qelruhlfg b0uAfcrfisrie Napie&. nitiicludbt9c.
Do. S2i0-2G5 IS. Qgiiebte olisQeipcblie $3.50 r.
t.ea. aero1Eiics Si50-16oi Nima. per 100
sen. aasespabl,es 1iusoibb. 1880
1900: so. 1. SIT 50-fS.00. 20. 2. $1,000
1880: slice uu0 aemiihtes, Si2.00-f450; eu.
lss tts auSeeTuohlies Sianias UNI AebEasfa
S6o-isaS, s@s,ouiil Bratfie. $3.50
i0 90; @adbeu ss.eo-a5o.
efvrs cgt
sasisen 60. IS 5Q-~G60.
cauts. Sugeo. 80. ! frimmeo, e& ioc;
10. 2 Do. s&-9c' Re. l artHe t~rirHrieo Az
7A-se; 30, 2 % 5&-t salbsisue 8 2
a5c per 8iuno fir abssf6asten sefras an
%ane Gn tceeul 4ei5
Sonia. Geller @abeu. u~usqcndhlfsr bs
fancg IN fsEinuo . seiiicnen set Rfnne nsibsr.
t7-isg Suniler, i5-iee; ansasiaHsnsE, 81 9
ssasss.sudsr. eonsh. psr sfuna is-i7L
NsantcsS1rup. - 8er 0otouc. p0c-Si.N0.
sreisn alfss ts'ne 'esiiii1e siss;
sf40-t5 so. Sslu ~ SaB zen 2to 30. ~
fgvC5ru gHrgoa F.ano I'M wussu- n
EtaIrs. = Sn EassS sf2o0; IN 5dHern. a.
g kr-Rfa. Meas S8s5-4O0.
eaasTtrsut = Ser Gas $3.50; Bgr acc s.
s. 1880.
ertFttus. = Cucfiesf anf Scr safs ser t9t
et 1a3leHe fax tty3Ec Geitlese.Ssare.
zaie. Srtna So I ieits. &fino 81 Gag;
safe etgs Ao 3 t-5c.
&pGt, Unaswei1en9 erptc. an 25-28s;
A. tiut 29-G5t lGtie. lttsf "a p
ea-e f-weFf EI-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
Butter, Gier NIB safe.

Butter. - anfubr s4.4eO gfuHo. mnrlt ne,
n9. ereamern. ertra. zoe; Sirfts 27-2sc:
Seecnos 24125e; aeHopoieb. 25-26e: GnirD,
Qading, 1s-20c; 8reafe. Gle.
sdte. anfubr 47.14O Bfuno. marft felt
ahleIitau SUI 9ream. 12-15Ac; Arid. TO-
0ier. ~ @Hiubr 2f2 aiiien. Wsarit felt -
Sr'ids 2i-2Se; Seeoubs. t3-15e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
GInasGri&

9u 1epariszeHl faT duarYarnae Eebld oss
stlisn Aaii9uai Souf. "a. 400 GauaHsraSu~
uTcfn uQ1f1larnh duge actte &erEapiege
nEe geunser ~ een anaffaertfu REstsn q.
fnutL rep. nsrf1Ht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

Gbtcaao. %. CIT. ~ Butter 49, greauers
2Sb 261kc; GairB, 2f-24c.
6ait. ~ NdiiieS, 151kc: Ipius. 1bL-f5Me.
Douna Ginericas. 1916: 8rid. 18e.
GicE. 17h-20hc.
glatH IN. p. Ctiober. - Buttrr feFt si
9Ihmoutb. Wis.. %. OF. Pei Dem
beule bier oblebalienen Qdiemarft offerierten
80 Sabriien 343t aiiteH adie, Der mie iolat Der.
fault pnroe: 100 Sdrnres. 16c: 1915 2aiiies.
1916: 220 &aifts, i5%c: SO Donna Mmeries
i5s; 81 eoRaBorns. fbe; ss5 1Din5. 14Ac.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
nIeiI6 nnb @efIHesl.

~ilb. - caien. per Gubeab, S~1.50-1.75:
Sauirreis. 65-f5c.
enpsiue. ~ Observation-Disclosures, lei4.
ie. 7A-se; i9luere @ars. 9&-7e.
6rhhtabrs-HammsT. ~ 25-S5 @fuHb. $500
200.
SsbsHesS @sflnqei. - Sabner. semen, lelns
ie A. Sc; itrere allie Sabine. Il; Gprtnes.
surfeus ietteS mo yituSe. isc: 30. maoers
SHINE. t0-ttc, @dulc. ihipere, NIT geoerR.
$40 Q0-12.Q0s fetue a~usaerHpiie. Der &utena
S. 10000.
saubtn. = 0cbeuoe. zuteno. eOe ~ $500;
tote. I3-s6c. lun8e EaHbeH, feite. $500. ma,
acne. s i.00-12 5.
adibsr. = oie flr bette: sA-Ts fur neine.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

gdHtdi1urse. - California. IN rtaEbarA.
@rnies. sf.50-f.75; Bono Grutes StoO-feB.
Ctass. - Suiueis. biereSiee grnfcS 4o-s5e.
2affeemarft-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
McLAcHLAN TO LEAVE FOR THE
EAST
CONGRESSMAN GIVES OPINION OF
PLANS
Hope for a New Public Building for
Pasadena Blasted by Heavy
Appropriations Of Last
Session
Pasadena Agency.
n North Raymond Avenue,
Phones; Sunset 1901. Home 2i2L


PASADENA, Nov 25.--Before leaving
today for Washington to attend con-
ference of Republican leaders prior to the
convening of congress, Congressman
James McLach1an stated that he will de-
vote his efforts to securing fortifcations
for Pacific coast harbors and that he will
do nothing toward securing public build
ing for Pasadena until the next congress.
Congressman McLachlan believes that
the approaching session will be princi-
pally devoted to some form of financial
Legislation. He expresses his opinion that
the fault is with the members Of the COM
mittee on currency and banking, and in
view of the financial situation throughout
the country he thinks the committee will
get together and frame some sort OF
legislation that will tend to better condi-
tions.
What we need most on the coast is a
Pacific coast fleet" he said. IT will en-
deavor to impress upon congress the ne
cessity of fortifications at San Diego, San
Pedro, Port Hartford and Eureka, as well
as improvements to those at San Fran
cisco. In the way Of appropriations I
think there will be little doing. Speaker
Cannon will undoubtedly be reelected,
and In view of the fact that $S00 900 was
appropriated for rivers and harbors at the
last session he will endeavor to keep
down the appropriation bills at this term
This is one reason why Pasadena can't
get a public building before the following
session of congress-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
POLE REMOVAL PLANS
OPEN NEW CONTROVERSY

Councilman Yonkin. on behalf Of Comp
ton avenue residents, asked the council
yesterday to instruct the telephone COM
panies to remove their poles to alleys
back of the lots because of the street
widening improvements which are now
going on.
Attorneys for the companies objected,
saying that they already had about half
of the poles moved to the new curb lines.
If the system was moved to the alley
as proposed new poles and cables would
be needed and the Huntington Park ser
vice would be interrupted. The cost would
be $4,000 at least.
Property owners took the other side, ar
guing that 1t would not be hardship,
inasmuch as the citizens would furnish
an alley and easements for right of
way elsewhere.
City Attorney Hewitt suggested gen
eral ordinance applying to all pole remov-
ais rather than an ordinance for rome
street only, as the question Of reason
ableness in the matter of time allowed
and expense involved entered into the
legality of the question
The question was then referred to the
board of public works.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
ACCUSED OF PASSING
RAISED CERTIFICATES

Bert Collins, said by the authorities TO
be a former convict and well known 70
the police in the large cities Of the United
States as clever and daring forger, was
arrested last night and it is, said serious
charges will be placed against him.
According to Detective zeigler, who
made the arrest, the officers have proof
ttat Collins passed scrip certificate
raised from 81 to $40 in saloon at Seventh
and San Pedro streets. When his room
at 130 West Seventh street was searched
two scrip certificates were found, on
which Collins Is said to have begun work.
These were each 50 certificates, and after
each figure 2 a 0 had been pasted, thus
making the certificates appear to be OF
$40 value.
On the certificte passed at the saloon
cipher had been pasted after the figure.
The edge of this cipher had been linked in
such a manner that it was almost inn
possible to tell it from the real $40 GER
tificate unless the printing was carefully
read.
zeigler has been watching Collins for
several days and last night decided 70
arrest him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
TENDER RECEPTION TO NEW
PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOL
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Nov. 25.-A reception
was this evening rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
c. S. Thompson at the Washington kim
dergarten by the child study circle of
the washington school. Mr.. Thomp-
son is the new principal of this school.
having been transferred to North Pasa-
dena from the east side at the begin
ming of the school year.
All school patrons of North Pasa-
dena were invited to meet Prof. and
Mrs. Thompson and they turned out in
large numbers. Mrs. Spaulding deliv-
cred the opening welcome and Rev.
George NJ. Morrison welcomed the
fathers present. superintendent Ham
ilton Offered timely remarks /and a
hearty response to all was made by
Prof. Thompson. George Pedley con-
tributed to the program with a solo
and Miss Mary Phelps gave q reading.
The reception committee consisted of
the following teachers: Miss Lacy, Miss
Pratt, Miss Twinting, Miss Cramer,
Miss Lang, Mrs. Hanson, Miss Hailsey
Miss Burdick, Miss Sturtevant, Miss
Johnson, Miss Wood, Miss Tewless.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
CAR LINE EXTENDS
TO OXFORD SQUARE

The Pfco street car line is being ex-
tended from its old terminus past OK
ford square, the latest high grade tract
of Emil Firth, on which elaborate inn
proyements have beeii In progress Tor
the past six months. Cars will be OPP
Grated over this line as soon as\ 1T Is
completed, giving the residents of that
neighborhood a seven-minute car SER
vice.
Preparatory work is also progressing
on the right of way of the Hartman
subway line through this property It
being the first work done on that line.
The cement work on Alta avenue and
Delaware drive, from Twelfth street to
Pico street in oxford square, is also near
ing completion. The streets are seventy
feet wide with fifteen-foot walks and
parkways. The parkways will be lined
with palms and adorned with MOVERS.
Ornamental electroliers will be placed
every 200 feet.
The improvements are of the highest
order as it is the ambition of the owner
to make this the best tract he has ever
placed on the market.
The lots range in width from 80 to 100
feet and are III feet Deep A number OF
reservations have already been made in
the tract at prices ranging from $1,000 to
$500 by parties who will build fne
homes. The tract extends from Pico
street north to within a block of Will
shire boulevard and contains 274 lots.
When the Hartman subway is completed
oxford square will be served by three
car lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
GUIDES BLAZING
AUTO TO SAFETY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 25.--To prevent the
destruction Of the Johnsor-Shields gar
age Thomas Mieklejohn last night cast
aside all thoughts OF his personal safety,
Jumped into car which was ablaze and,
though the flames leaped all about the
steering wheel, guided the auto out into
the middle Of Pacific avenue. A few
seconds later the gasoline tank exploded.
Mickeljohn was filling the tank with
gasoline wnen a spark struck the half
empty can in his hands and it exploded,
the burning oil flying over the auto, upon
the floor and upon his clothing.
He ran to a sandpile in the rear Of the
building and extinguished the flames by
rolling over and over.
Then he hurried back to the blazing
auto and despite the warnings Of men
gathered in front sprang to the seat,
wrapped an oilcloth apron about the
scorching steering wheel and ran the
car to the street.
His hands were severely burned.
The car belonged to William McGinnis.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
COUNCIL AGAIN LAYS OVER
NEW W0RKH0USE PROJECT

Councilmen Clampitt and Healy yester-
day induced the city council to lay over
the worlshouse construction project until
Wednesdays open session, though mean
while ordering the architects to go ahead
with the designs and specifications.
These two councilmen haye induced
Councilman Lyon to assist them in sug-
gesting and pushing site in the river
bank. on the east side, between Seventh
and Ninth streets.
The Second ward objects to having
workhouse there because of the proximity
of a schoolhouse, the detention hospital
and for other reasons.
AS six votes are needed and as Council
men wallace and Wren are absent, city
hall prophets are not making any bets as
to which site will get the most votes
wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
HAT CLEW
10 SUICIDE
"NoW FOR PLUNGE" SAYS NOTE
TO "DoRDo"
woMAN's SAILOR FOUND ON
BOAT LANDING
Authorities at Loss In Long Beach
Mystery--"l Am Not Nervous"
Words Of Pathetic
Letter
Long Beach onics.
23 Locust uvenue.
Phone-Aome 2sO.

% Locust avenue
Phone- Home 2sO.
LONG BEACH, Nov. Pa woman is
believed to have committed suicide last
night by throwing herself from the boat
landing under the southeast corner OF
the outer wharf. Inside a black sailor
hat of rough straw, found by Wharfnger
Baettge early this morning at the end OF
the landing, was pinned farewell note,
dated '11-24-O7," and addressed "Dordo."
The police have been unable to secure
any clew as to the identity of the wo-
man whose hat was found
"Dordo: Can you guess who l am
thinking of?' read the short letter.
Strange to say, I am not one bit
nervous. Tell N. will meet - on the
other side OF this deep water.
II will not say good by, as it might
sound sentimental and as you know l
hate sentiment.
Now for my cold plunge"
That the note was written by wo-
mars hand there is little doubt.
In the crown of the hat were found
few curly hairs of dark brown or dark
red color. In the manufacturer tradeL
mark in the crown were the words
Simplex Mundlts. American make"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
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