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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

MAC LD-ROBERTS-Thomas MacDon-
aid aged 49, native of Scotland, and Nora
Roberts, aged q, native of California; resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
MORRISON-HAWKINS- P. Morrison,
aged 21, native Of California and resident Of
Porterville, and Ella Hawkins, aged 20, ma
tive of Texas and resident of Pasadena.
FELLES- -KOPP-John f. Feles, aged 80, ma
tive of Louisiana, and Laura b. Kopp, aged
so, native of Illinois; residents Of Los Ange-
CARPENTER R-McCLUMPHAs-Fred D. Car
penter, aged 25. native of Minnesota. and
Camilla b. McCumphas, aged 10, native Of
Michigan; residents of Los Angeles
KETT- T-CALDWELL-Harold L. Kett, aged 23.
native of Illinois, and Bessie l.. Caldwell.
aged %. native of Indiana; residents OF Los
Angeles
THOMPSON N-GRANT-Robert A. Thompson,
aged 27, native of California, and Helen G.
Grant aged %, native Of Michigan; residents
of South Pasadena.
HNSON-SULLIVAN-F W. Johnson, age
35. native of England, and Hattie j. Sulli-
van, aged 80, native of California; residents
of Los Angeles
osBURN-C -CLINGAN-Ra NJ. Osborn, aged
26, native of Ohio, and Zoa Gay Clingan
aged 20, native of Ohio; residents of Los
Angeles
HAMMERS S-HAMNiERs-william B. Ham
mers, aged 3s, native of Illinois, and Mrs.
Josephine a. Hammers aged SO, native of
Missouri; residents of Los Angeles.
RANDALL-HERRMAN H. Ran
DALI aged 80, native of Michigan and resi-
aged a. native of Michigan and resident of
Saginaw.
LINCK-SHEPPARD-Tho P. Linck. aged
26, native OF Iowa, and Jessie NJ. Sheppard.
aged &c. native of Nebraska; residents of
Los Angeles.
SWEENEY EY-ALLEN-Benjamn f. Sweeney,
aged 25, native of Texas, and Mary Allen,
aged %. native of Vermont; residents of Los
Angeles.
NICHOLSON-PRATT-G W. Nicholson,
aged %, native of Colorado, and Bessie u.
Pratt, aged 23. native of Colorado; residents
of Mojave.
JACKSON-JOHNSoN-J Jackson, aged 80.
and Virginia johnson, aged 20; natives of
Louisiana and residents of Los Angeles
POTTER-ROSE-Arthur S. Potter aged 35,
native of Iowa, and Bella Rose, aged 30, ma.
tive of Canada; residents of Los Angeles.
EL-PEDELTY-Charles p. Visel, aged 22,
native of New York and resident of Coach
ella, and Isabel B. Pedelty, aged 10, native
of Iowa and resident of Los Angeles.
UEZ-DUARTE-Lorenzo A. Rodri-
guez, aged rs, native of California and Do
minga NJ. Duarte aged AZ, native OF Cali
fornia: residents of Los Angeles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Floyd S. Bouter.
aged %, native of Canada and resident OF
Los Angeles, and Ella Ostrander, aged IL.
native of Minnesota and resident of Covina.
HESS-ALLEN-Will J. Hess, aged AZ. native
of Indiana, and Lulu Allen, aged IS. native
of Indiana; residents of Redondo.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE

PORTSMOUTH, N. H, Dec. 17.-George
w. Ayers Sc, died recently at his home
on Hanover street. He was the oldest
member of New Hampshire lodge of Odd
Fellows, having Joined that organization
May 81, 1S4S. He was for half-century
sexton of the North Congregational
church.
DovER-The family of Councilman
Louis Dion, who resides at Chapel
street, has been rendered homeless by
a fire which originated near a bedroom
chimney, from an unknown cause.
NASHUA-Maj. Arthur F. Cummings,
inspector of rifle practice of the New
Hampshire national guard, has forwarded
to Adjutant General Harry B. Cilley his
report, showing the rifle qualifications in
the militia to number 1851, detailed as
follows: Experts, SO; sharpshooters, 81;
marksmen, go; first-class rifemen, 81;
second class, SO; third class, 642; fourth,
139.
NEWPORT-"Black Bruin," which has
been bothering the Corbin park author
tiles for some time, has been finally
brought to bay. The big bear, sup
posed to be about fourteen years DID, will
weigh nearly 500 pounds, according to
Superintendent Blaine S. Viles of the
park. Arlo Krinton, aged IT, in the en-
ploy of the Blue Mountain Forest asso-
citation, killed him.
PORTSMOUTH-Willi Busby, alias
William Holland, of Boston. who was
arrested in Putnam, Ct, for embezzle-
ment from the Kearsarge hotel, has been
held in 5000 bonds for the April term of
court.
MANCHESTER-Bish George A. Cur
tin was rendered a reception by the
members of the st. PauPs C. 7. A So
ciety and its auxiliary at it's rooms on
Cedar street. A literary and musical
entertainment was given.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
KENTUCKY

CARROLLTON, KY, Dec. H.-Plans
are maturing for new sanitarium for
Carrollton and diagrams for the most
convenient institution surgically and
medically in this section have been made.
Each church Is interested in the scheme
and will take steps at once to maintain
each q room in the new institution.
MAYFIELD-Dennis Andrus, who lives
a few miles south of Pennington, this
county, has returned from New Mexico
and has brought with him thirty live
Mexican quail. A small topknot of yell
lowish brown distinguishes them from
the immortal bob White" Of savory
memory.
FRANKFORT-W. P. Walton of Lex
ington, editor of the State Journal here,
has been appointed railroad commissioner
of the Second district to fill out the un-
expired term of Charles G. McChord. Mr..
McChord's resignation was accepted by
the governor in order that he might take
a position of counsel for the commission
in the rate cases.
PADUCAH-Sharp, Marshall county, is
in the throes of an epidemic of pneu-
monia, and every family in the section
has one or more members down with the
disease, which is in virulent form. Five
of the patients are in a critical condi-
ion and little hope is felt for them. They
are DR.. H. M. Robertson, Henry Glen
shaw, Frank Gordon and Raymond and
William Valley, sons Of John Valley.
WILLIAMSBURG Ayers, mar
shall of Jellico, has been given ten years
in the penitentiary for killing Sampson
Bolton at Jellico last August. Ayers
was taking Bolton to the calaboose,
claiming he was drunk. Bolton resisted,
and while being searched, got Ayers
down. Friends pulled him away. Ayers
got up and shot him.
William Turner, aged fifteen, was SEN
fenced to two years for killing his step
father, James Adkins, at Corbin some
time ago. Turner claimed Adkins was
advancing on him with knife.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
MARYLAND

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 17-General
John Gill, president of the Mercantile
Trust and Deposit company of Baltimore,
suggests the nomination by the Demo-
Gratis of Judge George Gray OF Delaware
for president, and William Jennings Bry-
an of Nebraska for vice president. Judge
Gray has the confiderce of the people,
whether they be In the banking, CONNER
cial or the laboring classes" said Mr..
Gill. "All classes recognize him as safe
and sane.
EASTON-The Tired Avon river was
frozen over this morning for the first
time this winter, the thermometer beir g
down to II degrees.
Mrs. Thomas c. Nichols ard son, Mar
ion, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Nichols left
Easton for Baltimore to attend the we'd
ding of Harry Nichols, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas c. Nichols, formerly OF
Easton, and Miss Laura Chiffon of Lam
caster, Va, which is to take place in
Baltimore
ELKTON - Governor-elect Austin l..
Crothers, who has been spending several
weeks at Atlantic City recuperating from
his recent attack of typhoid fever, arrived
home in Elkton much benefited in health.
The home of Fletcher Harris in Elk
Neck was destroyed by fire, together with
the household goods. The family had a
very narrow escape.
The local militia of Elkton, who are
connected with the First Maryland regi-
ment will be inspected by Colonel Charles
D. Gather of the Maryland National
guard. A dance will follow the inspection.
william Scarborough and Mrs. A. C..
Hess of Pilottown, Cecil county, have
been taken to the Pasteur institute, Bal
timore. for treatment, they having been
bitten by supposed rabid dog.
DR.. Lewis B. Kirk, son of the late DR..
Richardson Kirk of Rising Sun, died at
his home in Rising Sun after one week s
illness, aged So years.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
OKLAHOMA

LAwToN, Okla, Dec. 17.-Mrs Molly
Hollingsworth of Greenville, Tex, was
arrested at Alberta, Okla, on charge OF
having murdered her brother, William
Riley, near Greenville, a month ago. She
will return without requisition papers,
TUT, ,SA-Thirty- thousand dollars
in New York drafts and cashiers checks
was stolen from the private post boxes
of the Farmers National bank and Cen
trail National bank in the postoffice by
persons who had mastered the combina-
ton. Several times within the last two
years the postoffice has been robbed In
almost every instance the offenders were
boys. 1t is believed the robbers were
boys.
GUTHRIE-At the hearing before the
corporation commission on the refusal
of the Fort Smith & Western Railroad
company to comply with the 2-cent pas
senger rate, the testimony of President
Dustin and General Manager Crane dis
closed the fact that the San Bois Coal
company is owned and operated by the
railroad company. The corporation COM
mission will use this information later in
driving railroad companies out of the
coal business in Oklahoma.
IIAWTON-With the head and should
ers floating above the water, the body of
D. R. Rankin, missing cashier of the de-
funct Merchants and Planters bank, was
found by Preston Tice Ah Rie, 10
year-old Indian boy, in Cache creek, two
miles north of Lawton.
Rankin disappeared November q, i'm
mediately after the bank was closed. 1t
is believed that he committed suicide.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
ALABAMA

BIRMINGHAM Ala, Dec. 7.-Both
Cullman and Walker counties have gone
prohibition by large majorities in the
election. Returns indicate that Cullman
countys majority will be about 500 for
prohibition. The result is considered all
the more significant as the county is set
tied largely by Germans.
ANNISTON-William Norwood, IS years
old captain of the football team of the
Alabama Presbyterian college, died as a
result of injuries received in football
game. Norwoods spinal cord was torn
in a scrimmage, causing paralysis. He
was the son of a Presbyterian elder.
MONTGOMERY-The only development
Of the day in the federal injunction suits
of the railroad lines against the state
laws is the continual swearing in of dep
uties by the United States marshal. Gov
Conner is on hunting trip and cannot
be reached. 1t is we'll known that the
additional deputies are being sworn in in
order to be ready for any violation of the
federal courts order, as well as to serve
the papers 1t is given out that the court
is determined there shall be absolute OBJ
servance of it's order, which, 1t is ex-
pected here, will be disobeyed, the senti-
ment being that test case is desirable
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
WASHINGTON

CHENEY, WASH, Dec. 16-Fire orig
mated in the plant of the f. M. Martin
Grain and Milling company, and but for
the prompt atcion of the fire company it
would have been destroyed. The mill is
three stories high and was just com
pleted. 1t is equipped with modern and
expensive machinery and the motive
power is electricity. Considerable dam
age was done.
ABERDEEN-Leona Huttula, aged IA
years, of South Aberdeen, was injured by
the accidental discharge of gun while
out hunting. He was climbing over
fence and pulled the gun after him when
it exploded The charge struck him in
the arm and 1t was stated that he was
seriously injured.
SPOKANE-Thre mining companies
operating in the Occur d'Alene district
in northern Idaho, east of Spokane. dis
trbuted among their stockholders dur
ing November dividends to the amount OF
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
OHIO

PIQUA, o., Dec 17.--It is claimed that
a dose of soothing syrup given instead
of catn1p tea to little Robert Heaton
caused his death.
The child had slight attack of collie
and, against the advice of the nurse, who
asked for catnip tea, the parents gave 1t
six drops of soothing syrup 1t slept and
never awakened. A physician says death
undoubtedly was the result of the medi-
cine.
The bottle of syrup has been sent to
the state board of health in Columbus
for analysis.
MARION, O., Dec. 17.-Married last
November IL and deserted it is alleged,
the next day, Mrs. Harley Fairchild,
aged 19 years, was taken to the county
poor house today. She is so ill she
may not recover. She met her hus-
band at a church revival.
YOUNGSTOWN-I is claimed that an
attempt was made to burn down the
residence e Walter E. Joseph After
fire had been extinguished in the
house it was found that a hole had
been bored through the side of the
building and a quantity of oil poured
in, which was set afire. No arrests
have been made.
LoRAIN-Clad only in her night
gown and in her bare feet, -Lrs. VIII
liam Shoeten of Cleveland walked in
her sleep over eight blocks through the
snow and today feels no i'll effects of
the exposure She is here on visit
to her sister.
COLUMBJ JS-State Fire Marshal S.
D. Creamer has found near Ironton the
oldest case of his experience with
arson. Mrs. c. B. Pekin has confessed
to burning her husbands farmhouse
and barn, her object being to induce
him to move to Ironton. She did not
like life in the country and took this
means of compelling him to move.
FINDLAY-Three of A. c. Spangler's
fingers are at the bottom, of 1900
foot deep oil well in Orange township.
He was packing casing in an oil well
when the rope broke that held a piece
of pipe, permitting it to drop His
fingers were caught between the two
pieces and amputated.
COLUMBUS-Mrs. Blanche Bond, 80,
wife of Mayor-elect Charles A. Bond
died in Grant hospital following the
birth of child, which is also dead.
DELAWARE-Mrs James Hayes, 40,
wife of lumber merchant at Ostrander,
committed suicide by taking carbolic acid.
Her husband on his return home found
the door leading to her room locked and
on breaking in found his wife on the bed,
unconscious. a partly emptied bottle at
her side. No reason is given.
CANTON-Amos Sherer, 35, committed
suicide last night In the hay loft of his
fathers barn, east of Magnolia The
body was found hanging by rope this
morning by relatives who had been in
search Sherer, some time ago, was an
inmate of the Massilon state hospital
and it is believed he was suffering an at
tack of insanity.
YOUNGSTOWN-Mar Flynn 90, COM
mitted suicide by drinking carbolic acid.
He died within ten minutes. He had
been drinking heavily.
ZANESVILLE-One hundred coffins
were shipped by the Muskingum Coffin
company to an undertaken in Fairmont.
W. Va, TO be used for the unfortunate
victims Of the mining disaster at that
place,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
BIRTHS
BOYS

CALKINS-To Hiram and Pauline Calkins (nee
Meador), 1912 Brooklyn avenue.
CARSON-To Jno. Norcom and Nina Maria
Carson (nee GanahD. Pacific hospital; resi-
dence Sunset Beach.
CLUGGISH-To Robt NJ. and Maud Elsie
Cluggish (nee Welbourn), 1862 East Twenty
third street.
DAVIS-To Frank Boyer and Pearl Davis (nee
Gundrum), 11a9 Harvard street; residence
Visalia.
CALCHER-To Jas. and Jessie Catcher Cnee
WestphaD, Good Samaritan hospital; resi-
dence 435 Gless avenue
JORDEN-To Geo. Henry and Anna Jorden
(nee Raddatz), 506 Colyton street.
RUBENS-To Adolph and Margaret S. Rubens
(nee MarshalD, 1913 Florida street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
GIRLS

CLAMPITT-To Harry Earl and Emily Clam
pitt (nee Earle). 1895 Harvard boulevard.
DESTEFANO-7To Salvatore and Arcangela De-
stefano (nee Aceto), 410 Banchet street.
DE YBARRONDO-To Joseph S. and Inez De
Ybarrordo. 1866 West Fortieth street.
DUARTE-To Manuel Albert and Teresa Ber-
tina Duarte (nee Rowland) 1921 East Twen-
tieth street.
GARDNER-To Frank Clarence and Estella
May Gardner (nee Kitchen), 1888 North Ave-
81
GERBER-To VIM. and Esther Louise Gerber
(nee Brewer), 433 South Avenue q.
KEELIN-To VIM. b. and Mary Keelin (nee
Cunningham), 1885 East Forty-flrst street.
PETERSON-To Maurice and Amanda Peterson
(nee Johnson), 101S Albany street.
PICKLESIMER-To Tobe r. and Celia Pick
lesimer tnee Heinz, 4511 Compton avenue.
SMITH-To Miner and Elizabeth Smith (nee
Brown, Thirty-seventh street. Santa
Fe avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
PENNSYLVANIA

POTTSVILLE, Pa. Dec. 1.-THE SUI
preme court, sustaining the ruling in an
appraisement of the Sillman estate at
Pottsville, an appeal having been taken
from the Schuylkill Orphans court, over
which the late Judge P. M. Dunn pre-
sided, finished a record by the deceased
jurist never before equaled in Pennsyl-
vania. He was for a period of twelve
years on the bench without being once
reversed by a higher court.
TITUSVIL.LE = Mrs. Darius Berle,
whose husband belongs to one of the best
known families of Easter, Crawford
county, committed suicide by hanging
herself in the wood shed. A letter was
found in the house by her husbard in
time to apprise him of what had hap
pened to his wife, who was then in her
last struggles Domestic trouble is said
to be the cause of her rash act.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM-Deat claimed
Mrs Catharine Ryan, who is said to be
the oldest woman in this state. She was
1O5 years old Her death was sudden, as
ten hours before she felt SO well that
she helped wash the family dishes. Mrs.
Ryan was possessed of wonderful vital
ity and never wore glasses. beirg able to
read and thread needle UP to the time
of her death.
POTTSvILLE-Th first blizzard of the
winter visited this section. 1t showed all
day. greatly delaying traffic and bust
ness Sieighs made their first appearance
of the season this evening Two school
children en- route from Mill creek to their
home at Port Carbon were lost in the
storm but were rescued little the worse
for their experience.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a cry
ing babe at midnight, Mrs. Dennis Bren-
nan was startled to find her home on
fire. Rousing her five otner children she
succeeded in escaping from the blazing
dwelling clad in night clothes only. Moth
ance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
NEW YORK

GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y, Dec. 1.-THE
Glove Manufacturers association of Full
ton county, of which Hon. Lucius N. Lit
tauer is president, expressed confidence
in continued prosperity at their quarterly
meeting by adopting in full the wage
schedule in force the past year, and pass
ing resolutions to continue full force of
employees on part time rather than di-
minished force on full time, to meet the
needs of the situation.
POUGHKEEPSIE : Several prominent
men have interested themselves in Harry
]. Finkle, a young tramp who was found
on the top of a freight car with his arms
around the dead body of his brother
Charles The latter had been killed by
striking his head against bridge about
fifteen miles up the road. An effort is
being made to raise money to provide a
funeral for the dead brother. Finkle will
be given employment.
OSSINING-Charles L. Ferguson, jr,
of New York was drowned in a bathtub
at his home. He was bathing when his
wife retired. Several hours later Mrs
Ferguson awoke and found the body
The coroner decided that Ferguson had
tainted and his head slipped below the
water. Ferguson had been married two
months.
NIAGARA FALLS-A notice has been
posted by the managers of plant No. of
the Aluminium Company of America that
the works will shut down Friday. 1t
states that owing to a severe depression
in the money market and large stock of
goods on hand this step is deemed ad-
visable. About 100 employees will be af-
fected.
The Oneida company. limited, has laid
off a large force of men and is working
others retained on two days time. Other
important industries that have taken in
sail are the Ramapo company and the
Rogers silverware plant
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
DEATHS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d. Atterberry, 9s
years, single, native of Missouri. $40 East
twenty third street; diabetes and intestinal
tuberculosis: burial at La Plata Mo.
CARLISLE-Mrs. Lima G. Carlisle. Sc years,
widow, native of Kentucky. 113s1s Wall street;
organic heart disease and dropsy.
CELIS-Adolph Cells, 81 years. SINGLE native
of California, 2642 Humboldt street; pulmo-
nary tuberculosis.
FRANTz--Ruth Bernice Frantz, 2 months. 800
South Hancock street, native of California;
acute ieo-colitis.
GooDYEAR--R. A. Goodyear, IA years. single.
native of New York, county hospital;s ne
phritis; cremation.
JANNEY-Lee K. Janney, 70 years, married.
native of Ohio. s17 West Ninth street; ele-
phantiass.
McCLUNG-Mrs Trophie C. McClung, Sc years,
widow. native of Mississippi duodenal ul-
Ger.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jno. Neugebauer, 3
years. single, native of Los Angeles. 1858 Clara
street. acute nephritis.
PULLEY-Nelson Pulley, month, native Of
Orange county. 9O1 East Twenty-fifth street:
inanition.
SWART-AIiss Meta Swart. 10 years, native of
California TIC East Seventeenth street; valv-
ular disease of heart.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
Tbe Rest In Always Cheapest

In buying medicine. few pence from
each bottle is no inducement to rEs buyer.
He wants that which is most effective. as
1t Is cheapest in the end. This is why
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is so pop
ular here. 1t is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed for 1t and it's cures Of coughs.
colds and Group are always sattsfactory.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
WYOMING

LARAMIE, Wyo., Dec. 17-H Percy
RoIfe of London, general manager of the
North Park (U. s. A.) Copper syndicate,
limited. owning the Keystone and Blue
Jay gold mines in keystone mining dis
trict, this county, announces that work
win be res med on both these claims
by Monday, sufficient machinery having
been ordered from Denver to be used in
connection with the 2O-stamp mill al
ready on thu ground.
LANDER-B. T. Lamberson, ranch
man living on the Pope Agile, few miles
above Lander. discovered swarm of bees
that had chosen cave in the rock on the
precipitous side of the canyon for their
hive BY smoking them out he succeeded
in getting more than 100 pounds OF fine
honey from the cave. which was filed to
fhe very mouth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
CHURCH NOTICES

SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
Simpson auditorium, 7S4 S. Hope street. Ser
vices Sunday II a. IN. and p M; sermon
from the Christian Science Quarterly; sub
ject: Christ Jesus" Children's Sunday
school $3.50 q. m. wednesday evening meet
ing at 8 o'clock Reading rooms. 610-6l1 Her
man w. Hellman bldg, Spring and Fourth
sts, open daily. Sundays excepted, from
a. M to D. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
THE WEATHER.
Weather Conditions

BY AssocIaten Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17.--There has been
but little change in pressure the Pacific
slope during the past twenty-fouf hours.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair Wednesday,;
light northeast wind.
San Francisco and vicinity: Fair Wednes-
cay; light northeast winds; probably light
frosts in the morning.
Santa Clara valley: Fair Wednesday, with
frost in the morning; light north wind.
Sacramento valley: Fair Wednesday with
frost in the morning; light north wind.
San Joaquin valley: Fair Wednesday; light
north wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
Losr AND FOUND

LCST-JEWELED SORORITY PIN; OWN
er's name in full on back. Please return to
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TIoN. Third street, between Hill and Broad
way. reward.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
ARKANSAS

AUGUSTA, Ark, Dec. T.-Crazed by CO.
caine, a negro shot seven white persons,
two of whom were women The negro
was captured and shot to death by a
posse. One of the women, it is said, will
die.
LITTLE ROCK-The Antisaloon league
of Arkansas opened its campaign against
saloons in this city. Four separate serv-
ices were held in the Protestant churches
and a rousing meeting was held in the
Y. M. G. A. auditorium. The following
clergymen participated: Rev. o. A.
Evans of Arkadelphia, Rev. M N. Wal
rip, Fort Smith, Ark; Rev. William Pin
son, field agent; E. A. Tabor, state league
superintendent The meetings will be
continued until the next general election.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
UNDEaTAkERs AND EMRALMERs

COnne1l Company, Funeral Directors
No. 1861 South Grand avenue. Tel. Main 1856:
Fs455. Mrs. Connell in charge OF women and
children.
DEXTER SAMSON CO.,
Undertakers, 1872 s. Flower. Home F46S9: SUM-
set 1860. Lady assistant. Private ambulance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

If you want 10 go east. c. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central r. r., Lib w. 9Th.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
SHOE REoAIRINo

MEMS soI.Es. s5c; LADIES'. a5C; CHTLD's.
soc; good leather. ns W. FOURTH ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
DIED

HART-ndrs. j. v. Hart of sls Stockton street.
December IT. 1907.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
Successors to Orr 6 Hines Co. Funeral d.
rectors.
Corner Tenth and Flower SITS.
Main 65; Home F4671. Lady assistant