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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
GET YOUR TICKETS is
WARNING OF CGME

The committee in charge
Honolulu excursion of the chamber ol
commerce is very anxious that the eX.
cursionists call and get their ckets
baggage checks, etc, immediately IS
everything has to be in readiness by
Friday morning. No one will ba per
mited to enter the ship unless ne
has the regulation ticket and coupons
Notices have been mailed to every
holder Of reservations with instructions
to call and get his transportation.
Thus far a good many have failed to
comply It is the desire of the COM
mittee to close the ticket department
Friday morning.
The excursion viii leave the city via
the Pacific Electric promptly at A
O'Clock and arrive at the steamer at 5
O'Clock. Baggage must be ready Fri
day morning to be called for during
the day, as it must be on the deab
early Saturday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES

Sealed proposals viii be received at Of
flee of treasurer Pacific Branch, N. H. D,
V s., Soldiers Home, Los Angeles Coun-
ty, Cal. until 12 o'clock. M, March 4
1907, and then opened, for furnishing and
delivery of supplies in accordance with
instructions and, specifications, copies OF
formation. may be had upon application
to T. j. Cochrane. Treasurer.
o-7-1S-07 3t
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
Flat Buildings

FOR SALE
New. very modern building con
tanning five fats. 1t is completely
patented fixtures. Each flat has sepa-
rate entrance. private bath and laun-
dry tub, and the carpenter work Is
sqgS5i to that of high grade Priyete
price s12500; $4,000 swings It, You
get IS per cent net. 463 LUCAS AVE
Phone Weston. F6020.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The firm OF Crail- -SiIberstein Grail
Furniture Co., Heretofore doing busi-
ness at go South Spring street. have
this day dissolved. and hereafter will
Co. known as Flora E. Grail and VIM
P. Silberstein, and all outstanding debts
will be redeemed by the remaining firm
d d GRAIL.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
PIANOS

PIANOS SOLD on EASY PAYMENTS~-
t,tanos rented at low rates. A. G. GARD
NER PIANO HOUSE, Ltd, ll5 Winston
~ Tel BLACK 22N; Home F8lS9
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
Hotels ana Lodging Houses

FOR sALE-LoDGING HOUSE, 81
month. Price $1,000. 2Ssts e. isT ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
Suburban Property-Altadena
FOR SALE
IN PASADENA'S FOOTHILL
SECTION,

Altadena lots, in the new pied
mont Heights tract" 5000 to $1,000
easy terms; almost half an acre each
located on Piedmont drive and Fair
Oaks ave-, near car line and hand
some homes; good building restric
tions, abundance of pure mountain
water, magnificent view; fine lots for
n home or an investment. l.. NJ
PRATT q CO.. SOS Laughlin Bldg, or
Altadena office at end of car line,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27

Barber-Are you going to have anything
on your hair today, sir2
Old Joker--Yes, please.
Barber-What will you have on. sir?
Old Joker-My hat, please.-Boston
Transcript.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
GROCERIES

A. =. FlkSIGHs GROCERY. FORMER
AZ SSS ". 9th ST., Is now located at
SN w: Pieo st. Goods always the
pest az right prices. Prompt deliv-
cry. Both phones
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES

FOsTER-FRIEND- u; Foster, aged
%, native Of Kansas, and Gertrude N.
Friend, aged "a, native OF kansaS; pOth
residents of Los Angeles.
HAIR -MOWRY-Wm ~ Hair, aged ",
native of Onio, and Maud NJ. Mowry,
aged a. native of California; both resi-
dents OF Los Angeles.
U-YOtJNG--Joseph E. Cash, aged %,
native of Indiana, aud Anna l.. Young,
aged rs, native Nof Illinois; both residents
of Los Angeles.
BERTRAND-CARs ARsON-Charles A. Bert
rand, aged u, native of France, and Ell
vIra K Carson, aged Is, native of Swe-
den; both residents of Los Angeles.
LOVERIDGE- -MARSH--Donald M. Love
and resident OF Los Angeles, and Mar.
guerite c. Marsh, aged is, native OF
Kansas and resident of Pasadena.
WlLSON-Frederick X. VIM
ton, aged "a, native of Missouri, and
Laura Wilson, aged 2S, native of Colo
cox X-STEWART--Geor &c. Cox, aged 20,
native of Pennsylvania, and Margaret
M. Stewart, aged 20, native of Wiscoh-
sin; both residents of Los Angeles.
HOPKINS -BU URROWS-Joh G, Hopkins
aged o. native of Illinois, and L.. Ber-
nice Burrows. aged ~, native oil Iowa.
both residents of Los Angeles.
KASTER- MARTIN - Lauman RASTER
aged As, native of Iowa, and Mary y.
Martin aged 45, native of Indiana; both
residents of Los Angeles.
GOODRICH-IIA w. Good,
rich, aged 25, native. of Missouri: and
Gussie l.. Eaton aged %, native of Mis-
souri, both residents of Los Angeles.
CHRIsTOPHER-W WELLER-Samuel L.
Christopher aged AZ, native OF Indiana:
and Viola Weller, aged 80, native OK
Ohio; both residents of Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
BUSINESS PERSONALS

n AIrlIlrp ON S,1.Se,
ACME FEATHER WORKS, i6s san
Pedro st. Tel, Sunset Main ils6; Home
e0n,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
PALMIsrs AMn MEnluMa

DR. GREEN. CLAIRVOYANT. BUsI-
test circles Wednesday eve, 8 O'clock,
3e- ROOM l6. ll9h s SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM CHUTES
park Sunday morning, February "a,
pale cream Angora cat (neuter)
Searle. 1426 TOBERMAN ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
FOR SALE
Boyle and Euclid Heights.

FOR SALE-s4OOO. $1,000 CASH; BAR
galow, 6 large rooms and den with
bookcase and writing desk; large liv-
ing and dining rooms; hardwood
floors; parallel walls. beam ceilings
bay and easement window seat; beau
tiful buffet; bed rooms and bath in
white enamel; cabinet kitchen, screen
porch, 2 laundry tubs; elegant fix
lures throughout; fine cement walks
and steps; so feet terraced lot. Pitts
burg Real Estate Co. BILLIE LAUGH
LIN BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
FOR EAGLE ROCK LOTS

WALKER q CLARK. Agents.
Home phone 492. Sunset Flora 31Il.
through Glendale Exchange. Ofrice
corner OF Central and Colorado aves..
end OF Eagle Rock car line.
Tract two blocks south.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27

FOR SALE
New Groom bun galow; price $4,000,
$500 cash.
New Groom bungalow; price 1850,
New broom cottage. Highland
Park; $2500, 5000 cash.
Slx-room " story cottage; price
S2500. S1375 cash
Six-room IL story cottage: price
s2175. $500 cash.
4-rocm cottage with lots: price
S2750; $500 cash.
+. G. DEVENS.
227 Laughlin bldg. 315 s. Bdway.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27
Suburban Property
Live stock-Poultry. Birds, Dogs
Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-NEW AND SECOND
hand billiard and pool tables; bar
fixtures of all kinds; easy payments.
Send for catalogue. THE BRUINS
WICK -BALKE- E-COLLENDER CO., 33l
West Third street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-27

DIR. LANE &c CO.. SPECIALISTS. 33Oh
s. SPRING ST. over Santa Ee OFFICES. |
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
LEGISLATURE MEETS.
Thirtieth Biennial Session Is on
at State Capital.
LOVE us THE SPEAKER
One of the Members From Dallas
Is Chosen as the Presiding Of
ficer Of the House Over
Representative Terrell.

Austin. Jan. s.-The thirtieth BIZ
ennial session of the Texas legtsla'
ture was called to order In both sen
ate and house at noon to-day.
Nearly all the members of both
branches were on hand and there was
q large attendance OF spectators.
An hour before the opening Of the
house crowds began to flock TO the
floor and and galleries and hundreds
Of women rushed for the front seats
and other points OF vantage.
The house was called TO order by
Secretary OF State Shannon as the
hands OF the huge clock pointed TO IL
O'Clock.
Rev. l.. d. Gray OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian church offered prayer.
The officers Of the Twenty.ninth
legislature we're appointed temporary
officers.
When the Twenty.third district
Galveston county, was called there
were cries % "skidoo" and everybody
smiled
After roll call nearly all the mem
bers being present. the representatives
were sworn In.
Al 1880 o'clock nominations for
speaker were declared In order.
Hon. b. r. Gafiord OF Graysou coun-
" In a glowing tribute presented the
name Of Hon Thomas b. Love OF Dal'
las county
In eloquenJ and oulogistlc language
the name OF Bion. II. B. Terrell oil
McLennan county was placed before
the houge by Hon Charles r. Hume.
Jr.. of Harris county. He appealed 10
members 10 support Mr.. Terrell on
grounds OF state pride.
Representative McGregor OF Harris
county seconded Mr.. Loves nomina-
tion.
Representative Robertson withdrew
the name Of Hon. ]. l.. Peeler.
on first ballot Love was elected, 81
10 as.
The senate was called 10 order by
Lieutenant Governor Neal.
After the senate was called 10 order
prayer was offered by Rev. II. NJ.
bers were sworn in and roll cal de-
veloped all members present except
Senator f. l. Kellie OF Jasper.
Senator willacy had adopted a reso-
luton providing for election OF Off
GERS. Officers elected were as fol-
lows: Secretary OF senate. Clyde ID.
smith. wichita Falls: assistant sec
reiary OF senate. B H. Roseborough'
Marshall: r. NJ. Gilmore, Wills Point;
Journal clerk, Tom Johnson; assist
ant Journal clerk. W. z. Hayes; ealen-
dar clerk. J. W. Bailey. Denton en-
rolling clerk. Harry Johnson, Hous-
ton: assistant enrolling clerk. Tom
Mcclure. Wise: assistant engrossing
clerk. John T. Davis. Dallas: doorkeep-
or. Ben s. Rogers. Washington; as
sistant Coo-keeper. NJ. Faulkner; II. NJ.
Sears. Austin. chaplain; Clem II. Al
len. sergeant at arms. II took the
senate little over one hour 10 organ
ize
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
KNOWLES ARRESTED.
Negro Corporal 1t Fort Reno Is
Accused OF Assault
ON CAPTAIN MACKLIN
Khaki jacket Covered With Blood
and Pants Pound, and the In
dIviduaI Also Sustained a
Wrist Wound.

Fort Reno, Okla. Jan. s.-The find
Ing OF a khaki jacket. one sleeve OF
which was covered with blood and
punctured presumably by bullet, led
to the arrest Monday afternoon OF
Corporal Knowles OF the Twenty.fifth
infantry. negroes. on the charge OF
murderously assaulting Captain Edgar
II. Macklin on the night OF Dec. 81.
When arrested. the negro officer was
found TO have severe flesh wound
in the wrist. which he is said TO have
been treating himself for over three
weeks. The wound In the wrist Is
declared 20 have been inflicted by the
same size bullet as went through the
sleeve OF the jacket which bore
Knowles initials, The jacket which
led 10 Knowles arrest. was found
near the fort on Sunday by two boys
In the direction by the blood hounds
that followed the trail OF Macklin's
assailant. Knowles refuses 90 talk
aud Major Penrose, commanding Of
ficer at Fort Reno. refuses TO give any
information concerning the arrest
Knowles was given a hearing be-
fore United States commissioner
but II has been impossible 10 learn
the result a pair Of khaki trousers
was found in a creek Monday after.
noon near where the Jacket was found.
II was learned Monday night that
another arrest Is TO be made. and II
r. understood that the next 20 be In
custody Is another negro soldier.
Knowles was not In Brownsville al
the time OF the riots He was trans
ferred 20 Fort Reno from Waubaun-
ese, Wyo. several months ago Re
formerly belonged 20 a company of
which Macklin was captain. and Il
Is said that he bore a groudge against
the officer for come incident that oc-
CURED g. re ire Brownsville trouble
AZ midnight he hearing was ad-
journCd Until Tuesday morning az 10
o'clock. when the prisoner was 10 be
given q chance 10 offer his defense.
While the officers declined 20 tell
what passed IN the room where the
examination was held. Il was said
upon goo1 authority that Captain
Macklin Is positive the prisoner is the
man who shot him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
TWO FIREmEN ALIVE.
One Of Them Was Rescued and In a
Deplorable state.

New York. Jan. S.-The search for
the three firemen who went down
with the ruins when Hill's paper ware
house was burned Sunday night, was
pushed Monday night. as the sound
OF some one rappIng on a timber from
within the debris was distinctly heard.
For nearly twenty.four hours. with
brief respite. the firemen who had
sought the bodies OF their comrades.
aud at first they doubted their senses.
As they stared at each other a voice
came from beneath the charred pile,
and was recognized as that of John
alive, and so Is Campbell. shrdlu
Setter, and was family heard. Il
am alive. and so Is Campbell. We
can't see anything. The debris Is all
about us."
Selfert was taken out. He can hard
Is speak. but will recover. His legs
are injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
MEDAL AND DIPLOMA.
These viii BE Presented oiaE by
Francis ard Party.

These VIII be Prescnteo OlaA pJ
Francis and Party.
st. Louis. Jan. S.-Goyernor Fran.
els. who was president OF the Lou
isiana Purchase Exposition company
accompanied by John Scullin. l.. l..
Dozler. A. l. shapleigh and Judge
Ferris. Worlds fair counsel. departed
Monday over the Rock Island road in
Mr.. Scullin's private car for Fl Paso
and thence 10 the City OF Mexico
where. on next sunday. former Gov
Francis will present 20 President
Diaz the gold medal and diploma
awarded 20 him by the exposition
company In recognition OF HIS serv
fees In behalf OF the Worlds fair. The
party will be met by Albino r. Nun
clio. who was commissioner general
from Mexico 20 the Worlds fair All
the Mexican exhibitors az the expo
sition will attend the elaborate cere
monies OF the presentation. The par
" expects TO be gone about two
weeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
TWocENT FARE.
Chairman Williams Of Railroad Com
rittee Favorably Reports.

u,ittee Favorably Reports.
Guthrie. Jan. S.-Chairman VII
liams OF Durant. OF the railroad com
mittee. favorably reported provisions
for a 2-centrailroad fare and a fellow
servant clause. The 2-cent fare prop
osition follows;
A company or corporation, receiver.
or any other agency operating a rail.
road In, whole or In part. In this state
may demand and receive for first class
transportation OF passengers on road
not exceeding 2 cents per mile.
The other proposition abolishes the
doctrine OF fellow servant, and gives
employees and their personal repre-
sentatiyes rights and remedies when
inquiries are due TO another employe.
the same as though due to the master
The defense OF cOntributory negligence
In damage suits Is made a question OF
fact for submission 10 the jury.
o. =. Brewer introduced a memorial
10 congress for the removal OF restric-
tions on the leasing and sale OF all In
dian lands In Indian Territory, except
ing the homestead OF full bloods. The
memorial was adopted.
A resolution was adopted. on motion
OF Ledbetter. congratulating the
members OF the constitutional conven-
tion for New Mexico. now In session
at Santa Re. and endorsing separate
statehood for Arizona and New Mex.
leo.
Chairman Roberts OF the committee
on liquor traffic introduced a propo-
sition for the extension OF Indian Ter.
ritory clause imposed by congress
over Oklahoma. II Is expected that Il
will be- indorsed In a resolution for
separate submission on high license.
The committee on county bounda'
ries has decided 20 locate temporarily
county seats and 10 call an election
for permanent location.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
STILL SENATOR.

Hawkins Retains His Seat Until After
the Special Election.
Austin. Jan. S.--Hon. A. 5. Hawkins
Of the Twenty eighth senatorial dis.
trict, although he has rendered his res
ignation as state senator 10 the COVER.
nor and Is making the race again on
the Bailey issue. Is still senator and
has vote In the senate. He will be
senator until after his successor quail
fies, II he has a successor. In July.
1905. the attorney generals depart
meat made a ruling regarding the res
ignation OF county official which Is
a parallel case 10 that OF Mr. Hawkins.
With two boxes TO hear from the
majority In Travis county primaries
against Senator Bailey Is las.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
sexeraI GrIevanees.

Memphis. Jan. s.-About thirty op-
orators employed by the Cumberland
Telephone and Telegraph company
went on strike here. The young WON
en- asked for an increase In wages and
shorter hours. Complaint has also
been made alleging disoourteous treat
ment on the part Of the chief oper.
atOr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
Temporarily Restored.

New Orleans. Jan. S.-Frce mail de-
livery was temporarily restored 70
those portions OF New Orleans which
Iwere cut off Jan. l by order OF the
postmaster general on account Of I'm
proper sidewalk facilities. Delivery
will be continued until April 1. when
II again will be discontinued In such
parts OF the city as have not profited
by the respite to build required side
walks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
DUE TO INSANITY.
Farmer Sets Foire to Home and At
tempts 10 XIII Himself.

Waxahachie, Tex. Jan. S-While
suffering from mental alteration j.
II. Deering. a farmer living near For.
reston. Monday night burned his home
and attempted suicide by cutting his
throat with a razor. His family was
away from home az the time. The
house and all contents were totally
destroyed. Deering then cut a long
cash in his throat in an attempt TO
end his life. He was brought TO Wax.
ahachle. his wound dressed and tried
IN the county court on a charge OF In.
macy. He was found TO be OF unsound
mind.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
DESPERATE LOVER.
Fatally Wounds object Of His Aztec
tlona and Suicides

New York. Jan. s.-Because Mrs
Minnie Sekoru had rejected his love
making and ordered him TO leave hei
home. Leo Biockosky Monday lay In
walt for her and shot her. probably
fatally. Blockosky then shot and kill
ed himself Mrs. Sekoru. whose hus-
band IL In an insane esylam. said that
Blockosky had been persistent In fore
ing his attentions upon her.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09

Calera. Ala. Jan Sire destroy
ed an entire block In the center OF
the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
PeELER wITHpRAws.

Travis County Representative Leaves
the Race For Speaker.
Austin. Jsn. S-Hon. John " Peel
er Monday night anpou- q his with.
drawal as candida - speaker Of
the house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-09
Former Naval Minister Dies.

Paris. Jan. S.-Admiral Levre. for
mer minister Of the navy, Is dead.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-12-20

Mr.. ". 6. 6fOR6f'S
LINEN SHOWER,
Prince q Good Fellsw2 Rsyally Enter-
ta,ns M. u md.


Mr. W.. Seorge feeently mailed 20
many e + ais friend. s, the =, following
So.
@
whereas: ! CAD get married, ana
whereas; 70 those we nave peen 80
anIofIunaCe ~ to geu married
nave '7couSned' anq
whereas: To tnose wnQ VII pe 20 TOOL
Ism as 20 marry neieaiter expect
whsss .fn, ~" s.e,,,,r h.,.. "a
needing new table linen, and
Whereas: My idea u life Of luxury
and ease u iresn napkins AZ every
wharsas. IN Nv motto II death u nanlir
r;nr. anj W. o'so n s = l'PA'A
whereas: / am unable IL both buy and
pay for laundering That many nap
kins; therefore oe
-' ouastsa - @ sIi ,iner sbnwsr ~ nv
residence ia North Greenwood,
Tuesday evening, the 18th Decem-
Der, lS0f, az Eignt 4.
riease present ilhcn ~ w uoor. ~
NAPKINS unaer Szook per dozen ac-
sep'e Lonrina y.S.rs NM ~
W.G. GEORGE.
P. s. Linen table cloths, slunch cloths,
or lace sels accepeeo ~ sups.i'u'es
N pai1 - If fraa passass snsnended for
the night.
Sub Rosa: Clubs recognized.
T. 8. No. e Eat before you come.
=. 2. NO o.--No priose wihse ai'oWeu.
| In response to this clever card OF In
vitation over one hundred gentlemen
maid their rasnects ~ Nh f,aorpa AZ HIS
ra..s ~ 1a.a.,.,ps,,s ss.;sa., y ,.s. m.a.
Nor'n uioon~oou res.u''pc0 iass iueS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-13
Sir $500 uad 9euttdlanO.
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getpa6felL tpel6e Don anoeren M0h-
ten tOabreno oes gleifen 3eitraumes
en%tlporfen lno gebout moroen fms. 2
8eiter iagt Damn Serr @opps::
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9ober 9urdi6lagfraft mie auf
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men, tit Die omerifanii9e 5lotte alelt
onoeren Der @elt iiberlegen.~ 9as
tit elm erfreuli6es 3eiden oofiir, oaB
Die ldiDeren finan3ieQen Sbfer nidt
umionit gebra6t muroen.
llnierer S6la6tidiffflotte 1T nit
Der u%nliegelung oeS Sap Sorn cine
4ufgabe geitelt, pie lie eroBer uno
l6tpieriger tDobl nod feif1er &rieqs=
marine 51 Srieoens3eiten suteil
Duroe. 8enn tie fi6 oieier 4ufqobe
nit @bren entleoigt miro oas orneri-
fanii6e 8olf bon Neltem berehtiqten
8rtno 9abent nit StoI5 quf feline
S6iffe ltno feline blauen SSyunaen 8u
bliden. (Sas. Sts5tg.)
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tler &ranfbeit, elmer entoedte Ser5-
frqnfbeit, 8nei GierenIeioen, Ser
pierte 8Iutbergiftnng uno Der finite
Wagen- uno 2eberleioen; feiner bali
mir. 90 riet meine 6rau mir,
electric 8itters gil nebnlen, melder
mir 81 bo1er @eiunobeit DerbiIft.
Cine 5laide balf mir mebr, ais olle
Die &e5epte borber." @arantiert
8lutoergiftung, sdnG6e uno aae
Vfagen-, 2eber- uno 9ierenleioen 5u
9eilen, BEL @0oIpb 9reiB uno s..
Gobn & So. so Gents.