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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, September ,. 1901
BEEN ES-Recepts we're 80 cars. 572 head. Il
which IS were assigned direct slaughterers
importance; feeling weak and about sixty cars
demand and steady ct srt 17ios.c per 10 for native
sides Texas beef 79sc. No later cable advces
Shipments to-day about 300 quarters Of beef
on the Baltic TO Liverpool divided between the Swift
cALvEs" Receipts we're 10 head including for
sae nsEke{ en @kng with the stale stof 24@ On
Prime and choice veais were in light supply and
steady others SLOW; and butermiiks dull At
9d NsstetnS us2Io GALS soiG At ;" >" n 81 90 Per
at So 5oQ$i Erassers and butermils s. 10 81 -
active and steady at oG14c per II: country dressed
=, sales-Georse 8 / $ Pge4baof: 50 ysal:; 14e
- srassers, 17a N. a, 50 -: II do. 1913 n. at 81
at So cs i4 r. A. 81 fed csres 40 ia no M a.
W r Hume; II veals - 10. at 80: mixed calves
Kerns co mn opa1T 10 70 Marylond veal. 144
H. at sS SIS 80 DO Ill. iI9 III 5 az 50 90 go 20
Tohia 3 shannon: veas 49, b. SIS 30; fed
Ang 5asS " gs Gals 70 20 B. at d, ,os h.
at II sra ser -" Ri at s. .r. - cars
2s7g head ali Tor tie market making with the stock
carried over 2ls sale II cars AZ Jersey city
and steady Lambs active and 1oTl5c higher. The
T. 80 s. :. pea 100 ~. FEW euiis a, 81 LAMBS at
~ aPFlc rcr 10. Weih"fs 10 i''@c Dressed iaraDs
saIes|New,on & Co 227 Kentucky lambs - Ii
average per 1nn 10. 23@ do. 20 ~. IS -
II ~. Il s. @2o Virginia do ~ H. ~
s., West NirEiaa sheep. 100 To. At s.. bucks l+5
Kerns commission canpany: 14a Maryland lambs :
n -. ~ do. 20 10. At s. 23s Buffalo do 50
1h. s. So 200 do. - H. ~ 8 20. Buffalo wear
UnSs % TO- Sc 80. - Maryland sheep Jos 10,
j9aa ( loe . rse9s, l. lambs nj g. Ii at
Mcpherson s. pa Kentucky lambs. - II. at
s. 40. In. s. go - sheep. ll3 III. AZ s.
Tohiu d shannon. 100 state lambs IS ~. 81 g 80;
"a 10. 81 % - state sheep SO 10. AZ 81 %:
sanders. I'D rcnnsvlvania lambs - n. NJ - -;
do d. s. So. IS Pcnnsyira 1ia sheep. 81 10,
s.. @ Sc" 100 10. a. 81 80. ouIls, - II. at s.
Andrew Mullen 10 state lambs. 20 II. at 81 70 :
" r Hume. 1872 state lambs. - n, NJ s. -: ll9
d., -. s. -: 2oH Pennsylvania dc. ~ n. at
s. co Us do H. n s. Vermont do - r. ~
Sc -. 10 Pennsylvania cuNs % n. AZ 50. 3 stE'e
sheep. 1a7 y. a. s. - : d. lof ~ At 81 %. do
John Nelson - state lambs. &c -. AZ s. S7'l -
i state sheep. - -. at s.
HoGs-Recelpts were - .2s3 head. in
Guiding for IN" market Feeling steady star
uud Pennsylvania hogs. heavy To Hight weights sold
a. 81 1887 700 n.
hogs. I25 average - per 100 n do zoo -,
az So do. 2l3 n. at 81 -. roughs, 2s3 10.
; sanders. 50 state hogs l7c n at 81 q Pennsyl-
John = Nelson hogs c1s ~. at SO so.
. roushs GT4 II AZ g. so. ho1-. @lo -. at s. so
Tplu & shannon - state hogs. l5I II. at 81:
= do goo p. a 50 -; boar. $50 N. at 81
Andrew Mullen. 40 hogs i15 ~, AT s..
& Iudd * CO. state hogs. 17n - s.; -
To at 81. Toughs 3I4 10. AT so. = do. TO To-
:. 10.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEr.

Liverpool. Sept. 5-Closng WHE;AT-spot nominal:
Is Tad; December. Is I0ssd;
March. 7s MA. CoRN-spot firm: American mixed.
quiet; September SIS Sad October.
Is ed PEAS-Canadan firm: IS 1Od. FLOUR-wfn-
Ter patents firm: 2ss HOPS-In London Pacific Coast
steady: e 5sdt3 6s. BEEF-Extra India quiet
92s Cd. PORK-PrLme mess. Western steady: SIS Ga
HAMS-Short IA 16 NJ quiet: Dos. BACON
Cumberland cut. % so 10. quiet sos Sd rib.
quiet. 53s Cd long clear middles light IS
81 10 steady, Sd clear middles heavy
quiet Jds Cd short clear backs 10 20 ~ quiet
bellies u I6 n steady. 5s Cd
square IL ID 70. 33s Cd. LARD-Prime Western
steady. 45s American refined in pals
CIIEESE-Canadan finest white.
Cd: do colored new. firm 57s Cd. TALLOw-PrIme
OILs-Petroeum refined. steady Id linseed steady
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SPEYER & co.

hold firm, throughout the day on the CONSTANT
ering by shorts, a large proportion of whom were
country dealers who find that their grain Will not
f,roda as contract Elevator interests were fair
sellers Offerings were few. December oats
opened &c lower TO hc higher, at bSSsc TO &c sold
between b3Isc and 55c. and closed at 5Sssc Local
receipts were 20s
The provisions market opened firm because OF
large shipments and fair buying OF January lard
Later the entire list declined on selling OF eacn
iten, nv local packers At the close October pork
was &c lower s15 So. Lard was DC lower. at
50 10 Ribs were unchanged to PIC lower, at - 6Il7
to IS 20.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat,
i76 cars; corn. POI oats 2S5 cars; hogs. 1900
head.
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Notice of Summons.

n F-w YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUS-
n ty-GsOrge II Robinson plaintin vs. Russell
a Alger Jr.. defendant-To the above named
fendant: You hereby summoned the
corr afnt in this action and a copy your
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
afte he service of this summons. exclusive
day o service. and IN OF failure
answer Judgment win be taken against you By
default Cor the relief demanded the complaint
Dated New York. July II. 1901.
OLNEY & COMSTOCK.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Post, l-e Address IS William Street. Bor-
lattan New York City
To ii 7~<~nd Russell A Alser, Jr-= The fore
served by publication.
pursuant order Of Hon. Charles ". DAYTON.
one Justices Of the Supreme Court the STATE
of York dated 31st day OF July 1901, and nled
the 5Ist day OF JuIy 1907 with the complaint IN
OF the Clerk of County OF New York. q
the County Court House. in the City County and
State Of New York
Dated New York. July a. 1907
OLNET q CONsroCK
Plaintiffs ArtcrneyA
once Postoffce Address IS william street. Ma.
haitian, New York
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Financial.
National Railroad Go. Of Mexico
TO HOLDERS OF THE
FIVE PER Gent. GOLD NOTES
OF THE
NATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY Of mexico
MATURING OCTOBER l. 1907.
Financial.
MATURING OCTOBER /. 1907.

This company has arranged with Messrs- sPEfER
6 for extension OF this issue Of Notes until
April l. 1909 with interest at the rate Of five per cent
per annum subject redemption al the option Of the
Company on any interest day sixty days notice by
publication.
Holders who desire to avail themselves OF the
privilege extending their Notes must present their
Notes (ex-coupon due Oct II. in NEW YORK at the
Office OF MEsSRS SPEYER co. 4-26 Pine street. or
in London at the office OF MESSRS- SPEYER BROTH
Frs 7 Iothbury. in FRANKFORT on. at the once
OF MR. I.AZARD SPEYER- FtIsLISSEN. or in BERLIN
at the Office OF the DEUTSCHE BANK. or in AMsTFiF'-
DAM A. the Office Of MESSRS. TEIXEIRA DE NATTOS
BROTHERS. before September 2o. 1907 to be ap-
propriateIy stamped. and have affixed thereto new
coupon sheets covering such extension period
a cash payment of s35 respect of each $1,000 Note
extended will made holders accepting this extern
sion.
This company arranged with NFSSSIsS- SPENER Z
that the holders who do not desire TO avail
themselves privilege Of extension VII receive par
after October 1907 al any OF the
Offices above mentioned
York September 8. 1907.
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phil ADEI PHJa STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney g Co. No Is Broad
street, York, and No 122 South 4th street.
PHILADELPHIA
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Trust Com pdaies.
Trust Com panies.

Executor Trustee
Chartered 1922.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Nos. l6 Ii, 20 & % William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York
is BShopsgae STU Within. rs Rue de Riohhu
Letters Of Credit Bills of Exchange, Gable Transfers
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RATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF MEXICO,

Referring to the foregoing notice. pre-
nared tn accent deposit the and
will on behalf of the National Railroad Company of
Mexico make the cash payment of sS5
IN respect of each 81 900 Note extended stimuli
taneousy delivery of the Notes appropriately
stamped.
Notes extended under these terms will. II held until
maturity yield about 11z7s annum on the invest
SPEYER & co.
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ss&Iis.ssi ~
Estimated accrued interest not entered On
this report liability.
S172.44T 60
Surplus includes undivided profits.
Total amount Of deposits on which interest "a paid a
this date. s21. T3s Al. - 49,.
Is paid 291@o-
Has each official communication directed By tns
Banking Department. this institution been suoaittsd
10 Board OF Directors at the meeting held next
after receipt? Yes
Average reserve for the last thirty days 153sT
Average cash reserve for the last thirty DAYS was
.05iOfe-
state OF York. County OF New York.
Tiiford. President. and Robert G Lewis
Lincoln Trust Company. located and do
ing business Nos as, 112S and 20IT Broadway n
the City OF New York. in said county. being duly
himself. the foregoing report with
schedules accompanying the IS true and
all respects. the best Of his knoWledSs
belief and they further that the usual bust
OF said has been transacted at the
location required by the Banking Law tChap 6e9.
Laws Of 1922 and elsewhere; and that the above
report made in compliance with Official notice
cetved from the Superintendent OF BANKS Designating
I'D day OF August 1907 the day OF which such
report shall be made
FRANK TIIFORD President
ROBERT c. LEWIS Treasurer
Severaly subscribed and by both deponents,
the 4th day Of September. 1901. before me
seal Of notary J TURTON
westminster certificate h.d IN
New York County
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
MAYORS SON, ARMED, GOES
TO STATION WITH OFFICER
Oscar Harper, Carrying Revolver, De-
tected by conductor-showsp Dep
uty sheriff's Badge and
Laughs Over Incident

When Oscar Harper, son of Mayor
Harper, started for his grandfather's
ranch in Laurel canyon Saturday night
he carried a revolver. A conductor saw
the weapon as the young man stood wait
ing for a car at the Fourth street sta
ton and called patrolman. ,
The latter asked Harper II he had
authority to carry the weapon
II am a deputy sheriff" was the an
swer
The patrolman seemed unconvinced, so
Harper suggested that they go to the
police station to verify his statements.
There Capt Broadhead advised that
nothing be done, as the young man had
been duly sworn in.
1t developed that the patrolman was a
new appointee. and the incident was for
gotten
Last night Mayor Harper said he had
rot heard of the case, although Chief Of
Police Kern dined with him He said he
did not even know that Oscar had a com
mission as special officer.
Young Harper treated the incident
lightly, saying that 10th he and the
ratrolman laughed over the matter after
ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
FINDS HIS FINGER IN RUBBISH PILE
AND SURGEON SEWS 1T ON HAND

burnt matches that the missing digit was
recovered .4 :
without word to his wondering CO.
workers the man darted forth again on
another trip to the hospital, where ne
gave the finger to the surgeon, VINO,
without stopping to ask questions, began
the work of fastening the member IN lts
proper place.
The young man was Arthur Forman,
20 years old, bookkeeper for the san
Gabriel Valley bank. While closing the
vault Of the bank last night the mlddie
finger on his left hand was caught IN
the door and torn off. The pain was SO
intense that Forman did not stop to ex-
anime his injury, but ran at once to the
Pasadena hospital. -
At the hospital the surgeon found the
finger missing and 1t was only after a
long search that Forman, suffering IN
tensely all the time, found It In the
trash pile, where the janitor had swept
it. On his return to the hospital Surgeon
Henry Sherk stitched the finger in Its
original position. d5
Forman will be unable to work for al
least month. The surgeon Is DOUBT
full regarding the outcome of the opera
tion because of the time elapsing between
the amputation and his work.
Mr.. Forman belongs to a prominent
family, living on Garfield avenue, South
Pasadena. trT .ht.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
PAWNBRoKER FURNISHES RING AND WIFE
TO AGED BUT WEALTHY GLENDORA RANcHER

man yesterday, "and fear that have
been made the victim of a conspiracy.
My wife refuses to live with me. Not
withstanding this she has made many
demands for money, and I have re-
sponded generously and promptly UNI
til yesterday, when told her unless
she acted differently would appeal to
the courts. MY relatives in Glendora
have found out about our marriage and
my requests for remittances have met
with refusal and a notice that they
were considering the advisability OF
appointing trustee for my property
'T had planned a months honeymoon
with my wife, but she has declined to
agree with me at every turn"
II am a lover of home life" Kuhn
continued and the woman married
last week seemed to be all demanded.
1 made verbal promises to her that l
would do what I could to make her life
a happy one and told her that at my
death she would find I had not for
gotten her. had already made up my
mind to leave her a considerable por-
| tion of my fortune"
Mrs Kuhn is living at an apartment
house at the corner of Broadway and
New High street. She is a pretty
blonde, whose 35 years are belied by
her looks
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
JOBS NO LONGER WORRY
POLICE DEPARTMENT. HEADS
Board of Public Works Takes Over
Appointment of Eight Chain Gang
Teamsters at Councils
Suggestion

Pursuant to the request Of the
finance committee City Attorney Hewitt
yesterday presented a draft of an ordi-
nance amending section Of ordinance
No. 14,s6s crew series). this being the
salary ordinance of the police department.
The passage of this ordinance will re-
move the appointment of the chain gang
teamsters from the jurisdiction of the
police department.
Mr. Hewitt also presented a draft OF an
ordinance providing for the number or
employees in the bureau OF street mainfe-
nance and inspection of the department OF
public works. This ordinance provides
for eight drivers with their teams for
the chain gang at salary Of s4 per day
each this in addition to the number OF
employees under the existing ordinance.
This draft of ordinance was also pre-
sented at the request Of the finance
committee
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
PASADENA BANK CLERK CUTS
OFF DIGIT
Does Not Know of Loss Until Physi-
clan Tells Him-Hope for
Good Results from
Operation

With blood streaming from his left
hand a young man rushed out of the San
Gabriel Valley bank at Pasadena iast
night and into the Pasadena hospitai.
"Pve crushed my finger he crleo 10
tba surgeon: .'piease do something
quick" .s
The surgeon examined the mans injury.
"Why, your finger is gone!' he ex-
claimed. sAt A.Ft
The patient looked with amazement
at the place where the middle finger OF
his left hand should be, and jumping from
the operating table bolted Tor the door'
A few moments later he was at the bank,
excitedly examining the large vault.
Not a trace of the finger could be found
and it was not until he had searched
through a pile of waste paper, dust ano
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
- @ ---1---T1-
THIRTY-TWo CALL BOXES
TO AID PASADENA POLICE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald. '
PASADENA, Oct. 21.-The city commits
soners today granted the request Of
Chief of Police III. H. Favour for the in
stallation of new system of call boxes
to be located as follows, numbering from
one to thirty-two: Raymond and Colo
RADIO street, Delacy and Colorado, Maren-
go and Colorado, Los Robles and Colo
rado, Lake and Colorado, Orange Grove
and Colorado, Pasadena avenue and Wal
nut, Raymond and Walnut, Marengo and
Walnut, Los Robles and Walnut, Pasa-
dena and Orange Grove, Los Robles and
Orange Grove, Lake and Orange Grove,
Yale and Fair Oaks, Los Robes and
Washington, Marengo and Rem, Ray
mond and Vineyard, Elevado and Delacy,
Raymond and Center, Marengo and Gem
ter, Los Robles and Center, Arber and
Grand, Grand and California, st. John
and California, Fair Oaks and Califor-
mia. Los Robles and California Lake and
California, Bellefontaine and Orange
Grove, Fair Oaks and Columbia, Hillside
road and Livingston place. A box will
also be located in the Dayton street fire
station. ia
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
GIRL WANDERS FROM HOME;
IS FOUND IN ARIZONA

81
Ida Decrow, the young San Bernardino
woman who disappeared from her home
on East Ninth street in that city nearly
a week ago, has been found in Winslow,
Ariz., according to dispatch received
by the police.
No details were given in the dispatch,
but 1t is thought the young woman was
slightly demented VIZ ra
Miss Decrow is the daughter of L. J.
Decrow of San Bernardino, and her home
life has always been happy. according to
the young woman's parents. A week ago
she left her brother, Alya Decrow, and
told him she was going to store. She
did not go there. but took a car for Red
lands From there all trace of her was
lost, and since that time police officials
in all sections of the southwest have
been looking for her.
Word of her recovery was sent to her
parents last night and Mar. Decrow left
Immediately for Arizona ana will bring
his daughter back with him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
CIRCUS WILL GIVE SHOWS
DAILY THROUGHOUT WINTER

VENICE, Oct. M.-Corcessioner F.. A.
Short of the Midway Plaisance today re-
ceived definite advices from the Sells
Floto circus management in the matter
of the circus wintering here. The last
performance of the season will be held
November at Santa Monica, Immediate
ly following which the show will go into
specially arranged quarters here. 1t is
the intention to hold daily performances
of the circus durirg its stay. About one
hundred performers will remain at Venice
and probably two hundred attendants will
be added to the gondola city population.
e. Foucher, a French artist in the en-
ploy of the Abbot Kinney company, has
been authorized by the Alliance Fran
caise to organize branch of the So
ciety here. The society has for its OBJ
ject the teaching of the French language
and the study of French literature.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
HANDSOME BRIDE REPULsEs S.
3. KUHN
Family of Benedick Consider Guar.
dianship and Shut Off Remittances.
Woeful Husband May Ap-
peal to Courts
.More wedding bells for me;

more wedding bells for me;
I'm unhappy as can be-
This was the plaintive wall OF s. B
Kuhn of Glendora, until his wishes
were realized and he became again a
benedick. But the course of his true
love did not run smoothly ana ne mas
appealed to the police and the prosecut-
ing attorneys office of Los Angeles te
aid him in strengthening out the tangie
of his marital woes.
1t is the story of a wealthy but lonely
old man, wedding ring purchased In
pawnshop and Dan Cupid In the per
son of the pawnbroker; visions OF DO.
imestic happiness, broken promises ano
finally the prospects of an appeal to
the courts for separation.
Kuhn, who is wealthy retired
ranchman of Glendora, widower with
seven grown children, reached Los An
geles last Thursday, and being well
supplied with money was lavish In MS
efforts to enjoy himself.
He needed a new watch, for the old
silver timepiece that had served him SO
faithfully for twenty or more years
was. to his mind, obsolete and out of
date. Going to the pawnshop of b.
Bernard, 107 East First street. he ex-
planned his wants.
Kuhn was finally prevailed on TO
take a WRLCn dDOut ILL oO tiiNHSs, -
diameter, of a pronounced golden hue.
Then his eye fell on wedding ring
and the sight called to his mind self
pity and visions of happiness.
Had I some one to wear the ring |
would buy it," he remarked.
The pawnbroker offered to furnish
the woman if Kuhn would do the rest
Kuhn was told to call later in the
afternoon to meet his lady love. lie
was there on time; so was she.
"She gave her name as Bertha Arst.
said Kuhn. She's 35 and handsome
1 admired her greatly and the attrac-
tion seemed to be mutual
mrs Arst. who is widow from
Chicago, told me she was tired of liy-
ing alone and preferred to marry an
old man. She said she could fill all
the requirements of companion, house
keeper and caretaker, and we agreed
to we'd"
few hours later the ceremony was
performed.
"I now regret the STEP" said the old
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
HUNTERS ELECTED FROM
TRAIN ASK $4,000 DAMAGES
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald. 9
OCEAN PARK, Oct 21--Action against
the Southern Pacific railroad for $50. 900
damages was commenced today by Judge
C. j. Noyes, acting as attorney Tor a
party of local sportsmen, who allege tnat
at 3 o'clock on the morning of October
( thew were elected without cause from
a train at Kern City. The plaintins
allege that they were returning to Los
Angeles from Newman on first class ex-
cursion tickets and that after riding
nearly 200 miles they were given the
choice of paying an additional S4S rare
or getting off the car Those In the
party were A. Bert Bynon Of Santa Mon
lea, G. B. Pettis of the Deyore s. Pettis
Hardware company, c. w. Anderson,
Henry Bynon, e, H Moore and w. q.
Penny. NS
Joseph Martin, a 19-year-old feed roller
at the ocean Park planning mill, had three
fingers severed from his right hand TO-DAY
by local physicians after having had MS
hand frightfully mangled in the mill
machinery. MO-
settlement out of court has been
erected between Mr.. and Mrs. J. w,
Masner whose domestic difficulties
reached climax last week when the
wife brought suit to prevent her husband
from recording their joint properly ia
his name. BY the terms Of their agree
ment Mr.. Masner takes the title to lots
valued at $4,000 and is relieved OF any
further claims upon him by his wife
Mrs. Masner secures large apartment
house on Kinney street.
In response to message from Heneys 8
ranch In the Santa Monica mountains
stating that Harry Hartwell, proprietor
of the Metropole hotel. is lying there
seriously i'll, Colonel Crippen and Charles
Shaw started in buggy this morning for
the ranch, taking supplies and medicine
.Hartwelrs mother died recently, since
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
INDEPENDENTS NAME NO
ONE FOR SIXTH DISTRICT
Convention Selects Candidates for
Council for other Divlslons-Mayor
VIII Be Chosen Tonight-con-
rey Decision lnterferes
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. A.-After being
warned by the chairman of the conyen-
ton, the Independent party tonight adj
iourned without naming a. candidate for
councilman for the Sixth ward, which
comprises Terminal Island. The recent
decision of Judge Conrey, declared the
chairman, would place those naming a
man to run for Long Beach office from
that district in contempt of court.
The other candidates selected were:
First ward. Dr. T. G.. Hartman; Second
John Tandy: Third, M. e. Keipp; Fourth,
Marcus Campbell; Fifth, e. p. Dewey;
Seventh p. w. Hoag.
The general convention will be held to-
morrow night. q. A. Mohrenstecher VIII
probably be named for mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
DIR. THORNTON CONSENTS
TO RESUME PAsToRATE

LONG BEACH, Oct. A.-Rev. e. w.
Thornton has consented to resume ms
pastorate of the First Christian church
here, which he resigned several weeks
ago to accept position with the Stand
ard Publishing company
The paper issued by the house SO BIT
terly denounced prominent churchman
who favored the acceptance of a gift
from John d. Rockefeller that church
people throughout the country Denounced
it. The Ministerial association OF South
7rn California. asked DR.. Thornton to can
eel his engagement
The CONGREGATION extended him unan-
tmous invitation to return to the pulpit.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
PRAYER oUELLs NOISE
OF INDOOR BALL GAME
Special to The Herald.

Special 20 The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. A.-Because of the
noise of rooters and the introduction Of
rough plays in the indoor baseball games,
Rev. v. Hunter Brink preceded the last
contest with prayer, which had the effect
of producing more decorum.
The game was between the Lake Ave-
nue. Methodists and the First Baptists.
The Baptists lost by a score of 81 to s.
Tonight is scheduled game between
the First Congregationals and the Chris
tians. Tomorrow night the Baptists and
the All Saints will contest.