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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
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Shipments tor week yester-
day noon, Bdrger, McClintlc
and Uuderhill ] car cattle; W S
McUlintic 2 cars cattle; ] M
Proctor and son 4 cars cattle;
Gentry Bros 1 car cattle; Byrd
Bros bar cattle; Jno Wood 2
cars cattle; ] G Fuqua 1 Car of
mules; Henderson and Son 1 car
dressed poultry and eggs; Pond
Poultry Co IL bbls dressed
poultry, 80 cases OF eggs, $50
lbs butter, 16 bundles OF hides.
Total 12 cars
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting News cOecerninE the Differ
eHt Denominations.
This Column Closes Promptly Il 9 a. N.
Each Wednesday. Don't Forget il.

Each Wednesday. Don't Forget il.
Rev. Jnhu AnGv Gvrson of Han
nihal, was wit Aunroe friends
Monday
Rev Fr. Marlin Collins, of
Sheibina. was with Rev Frs.
Y Mullen AID }. Cunningham
Monday.
R'v J H Reid came IN from
Rock Island, III Murday night
to visit his lToiAli. Rev. W.
Reid.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
Prophet Bird Tells Story

Boston Record: One of the
rarest birds to New England is
here prophesying cold, hard
winter. 1t is the red poll,
member OF the big junco family
of birds. Only in the most severe
weather does the the red head
ed bird venture fr, IN the truz
en- lands of the north. and whe
lie does it always means cod,
,evere winter There are sew
erai filcks Of the birds in tire
fells. and blrd lovers. glad t.
get a chance to watch their hab-
its, are closely observing them.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
Lake.

Mrs. Amanda Mathews Labau
Lake was born in Kentucky,
July 19, 1882.
Married September IL. 1850;
died OF paralysis Dec. IL, 1907.
She had been a consistent
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

The watch trust has jnst de.
clared dividend of 175 per
cent. This sounds incredible,
but it has been clearly demon
strated that uudsr the present
prohibitive tariff. Americ C a n
watches are sold abroad at a
figure so low that the American
dealer can we'll afford to buy
them abroad, pay the shipping
charges both ways, and have
them at a less figure than they
are sold wholesale here to the
trade.-Quiucy Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
Fal e Alarm

Munday afternoon, dressed in
MS Sunday best, Owl Wilson
stepped from the east bound
Burlington train with a pretty,
petite lady and they looked
real cute. The Brakey gave
he tip: See, gee, you never
saw as much rice as there is in
that back coach oh, my, but
fney Caught 1t when they board
ed the train at Hunuewell.
Well, OF course, we wanted to
know all there was to know, so
nuuted Orvil up and he, poor
DUN, was real ashamed. Just TO
think of such a thing as getting
married illustrated him so that
he could hardly find words to
make the denial and make ii
good
1t was only a case of Orvil
and his ootsy-tootsy wanting to
attend the theatre aud they
looked so cute, one could not be
blamed for thinking Cupid had
won
To the Honorable Board OF Alder
men and City Council OF the
City OF Monroe:
We, your petitioners beg to
submit the following:
Whereas, The practice of al
loving chickens to run at large
in our city has rapidly increas.
ed in recent years and the said
increase has reached to such
proportions that the presence
of those fowls in sucn large
numbers upon our lawns. side.
walks, yards and gardens has
become an absolute and un.
bearable nuisance. Many Ol
our citizens together With your
Honorable Body have at great
expense to themselves and the
city built beautiful graaitoid
sidewalks. These sidewalks
are rendered unit for use
especially for ladies by thes
fowls. They also invade ever,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
OF Farmers, For Farmers And Peftaining
TO Farmers.


TO Farmers.
II
Money to loan on real es- b.
tate. .-Meriwether & Meri-
wether. If c
Several registered Polled,
Aberdeen Angus Bulls for sale G.
If DAVENPORT & Co.
Farm for Rent
22U acres, 4 miles south of '"
Monroe on gravel road. Can :"
on or address VIM. HunerwadeI
If. II
For SALE--.1 high grade ~
Durham COW Extra good milk
er. Will be fresh in u few ID
days. Have four Others giving "
milk reason for selling. F & VI n
phone 9B james Smith.
For Sale
Three OIC boar pgs ready o
for service Also few bushels a
of clover seed.-R E Redman q
For Sac c.
Bears by Perfect Meddler T
Out of Perfection and Suoshine r
Sows. Phone F & M 154a.
IL OWEN, Jr.
Monroe City, Mo y
Route 5. If
For Sale
Two good Poland China boars n
20 B Cochin. b
Every poultry raiser. and that o
means every farmer, needs and n
should have in the home good
reliable poultry paper. We h
have seen quite number and 8
in our judgment The Feather 9
published by the Howard Pub
llsbing Co.. of Washington, D,
C, is easily in the lead and the
price is only so cents a year. y
For Sale>>Severai Plymouth f
Rock cockereIs>Fishel strein Z
W Rouse [
For Sale-Full B lood e d
Bronze Turkeys. Write or t
phone Miss Jennie Boone, Ely, S
Mo. 1-2
Here is what we would call =
a real healthy "nubbin." James l
Gordon gave it to US. Ir was 8 l
inches long, 26 rows of deep l
grains around the cob and the =
cob contained 988 grains. If it 7
ihad have been an ear of corn Z
instead of "uubbin" there is I
no telling how many grains
would have been on it. I
JE Spiker has sold 155 acres :
of the w A Barton farm with :
the residence to W A Barnes, OF =
Bushnell, ILL.,, at $40 per acre
1t Is a cheap place Mr. BArnes
lis an old chum of Nj N Bricker
and that MAKES it go without q
saying, he Is a good fellow and
good citizen.
Rev l. N McReynolds receiv- =
ed a fancy Poland-Cbina boar :
Friday from near SheIbina for
season purposes.
Layson Owen was in the
city Friday and had cribbed his
corn crop of "a acres and was
highly pleased with the result
11h00 husheIs r.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

Mrs. Annie Brashears of Van
dalia, has been the guest Of
Monroe relatives,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
CHRISTIAN.

Services at the Christian
cnurcn ds usIal, 10 which you
49,, CO. did i"vited
Bi0lr ScIool al 9:45 a. IN.
Junior Build rs at 2:30 p. m.
Christian e dedvor at 8 p. IN.
At the mUruiag service tue
subject will he, The Madness
ot The Prophet"
At the morning service the
pastor will begin a series of
talks ou the Book of Acts.
Come.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
FIRST BAPTIST.

The protracted meeting con-
Quoted by DR.. H E. Tralle clos.
ed last night. We are told there
were ten addition by experience
aud four by letter.
Regular services Sunday by
the Pastor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

Mrs. Willie Goodnight, of
Raunlbal, has been visiting her
father, W. E Jones. who was
quite i'll.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
METHODIST

$50 a m Sunday Schoo.
10:45 IN pre2cm"g.
2:30 p N. Junior League.
6 p. IN. Senio" Letgue {or one
hour before pres chiUg.)
Up IN. Preaching ITO change
With season
W. F. NJ. Society. first Friday
each mouth.
Prayer mt citing each Wednes-
day evening
ST. JUDE'S CHURCH
3rd Sund y in Advent.
Services ii; Z and IL a. m. aad
Z p. m.
Litany and Instruction on
Friday at : p. m
Strangers always Telcome.
CALENDAR OF FEASTS AND FASTS
FOR DECEMBER 1907
1st, 5tb, 18th, 22nd-The four
sundays in Advent.
19th-Ember Day
20th-Ember Day
2lst-St Thomas Apostle.
Ember Day
25th-Chrlstmas Day.
26th-St. Stephen, martyr
27th-St John, Evangelist.
2Sth-Holy luuoceuts.
29th-Sunday after Christmas.
Rev. JAMES NOBLE,
Priest and Rector
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

of fancy beeves he is feeding
for King Eds dinner.
D r Davenport has sold a
fancy bred Pole. Angus bull to
j l. Long.
Boone Bros of Ely are feeding
100 head of beef cattle and 80
head of hogs
Grant See has sold a Poland
China boar to A ] Shepard and
one to Owen Cobb
Byrd Bros have shipped a
car load of nice fat cattle
Senator W S McClintic and
Son are feeding 200 head of
hogs. They shipped 2 car loads
uf cattle Tuesday.
Harry A McCIintic is am)ng
the fortunate farmers his 1875
acre corn crop has been crtbbtd.
Rich ard Walker has bought a
farm near 81 J mes. Mo and
will move his family to il in the
near future.
Things were lively at the
stock pens Tuesday. Jno o
Wood shipped his two car loads
of export cattle; j M Proctor
and Son 3 car 70 Ids # beeves;
Gentry Bros l car load;
Seuatur McClintic and Son s
Car loads; Byrd Bros l car
load; Bareer, McCliutic and
Underhill l car load and j
Gent Fuqua / car mules.
Jack Il Crane of near Phila
delphia has delivered his con.
tract cattle. lS head of year.
ings at &c. They averaged 1870
pounds and was as pretty a
nunch OF black cattle as hive
bee seen in this city in many
moons Jack was fOrtun4le ia
price and Mr. Barger unfortu.
nate
A r BIakev of P,riS has
bought Jno Williamson 26O acre
farms miles west of city. Con
sideration private
Market Report.
For Wednesday before date
of paper.
Cattle..-.......--.-.......--..----$3.O .O0@$5. 90
Hogs Heavy~.....-.-$3.20 .20@$4 so
Hogs Light.--~..........................-$ 90
Sheep.....-.------. -...----..S3. OO@ IA. OU
LA bS. 5. OU
POULTRY.
LIENS W
Spring chickens pound and
quarte-' and over H. 07
Old Roosters~.........-..-.............. 04
UuCkS "........---. O
Turkey Hens and young Toms 1t
ION &c
GuineaS, each. ........-.....-................ 1C
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

Wauted-Sewing by the day,
satisfaction guaranteed. Ia
ouire at DEMOCRAT ONCE.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12

Money to loan on real es-
tate. -Meriwether e. Meri-
wether. If
Several registered Polled,
Aberdeen Angus Bulls for sale
If DAVENPORT & Co.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-12-12
PRESBY TERRAIN.

Regular services both in the
morning and evening. Public
cordially iHvited.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
POWDER PUFF MISTAKEN
FOR FOAM OF MAD DOG
Singular Misadventure Brings Death
to French PoodIe-FIuffy Sub-
stance Scares Mill
Crowds

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-With the
fluffy end of powder puff sticking from
his mouth French poodle the property
of Miss Naomi harrington of 1850 Gates
street, threw the mill district of Mana
yunl1 into wild excitement yesterday and
fell needless victim of the scare of
which he was the innocent cause.
Miss Darlington had gone to drug
store in the neighborhood of her hone
to buy a powder puff. When she had
made the selection she told the clerk
that he need not wrap it up, that she
would carry it in her hand.
Unfortunately, she dropped it, and the
dog, named Curly, from his hair, picked
it up. The handle had slipped down the
dogs throat and in wild alarm the poodle
started down the street
In the neighborhood of Main and Rec
tor streets employees were streaming from
one of the mills of the district! Men
and women seeing the flying dog appar-
emily frothing at the mouth, scattered in
CONSERVATION. Policeman Green, who
happened to be in the neighborhood,
thinking also that the beast was mad,
pulled his revolver and with one shot
killed the dog. He was taken home to
be buried by his heartbroken mistress.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
NEWM ARKET

The Newmarket is the genuine
friend of the cash customer, as
we are saving your pocket book.
We repeat over and over that
we are the only meat dealers
who sell strictly for cash, who do
not deliver, who have no book
keeping or collecting expense;
consequently are able to sell
cheaper than competitors. This
Saturday we shall offer at special
low cost prices a carload of choice
young steers, carload of fat
yearling lambs, a half carload of
fat young veal; also plenty OF
young pork.
Read this partial list of Our low
cash prices:
Pot Roasts, lean and fresh;
per lb, lb,6cto.............. &C to. &C
Round Steak and Roast, per
h., 10c to. ............... lie
Boiling Beef, fresh and lean;
per pound ....,........- Sc
Rib Steak, tender and good;
3 lbs. for. Z5c
Legs of Mutton, per lb. .123c
Legs of Lamb, per b.. l5c
Shoulders of Lamb, per lb. (. 10c
Corned Beef, per lb. ....... Sc
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
BOND ISSUE LLKEL Y
FOR FULL 5000, 900
COUNCIL GETS TOGETHER OVER
LIGHTING
Informal Discussion of the Glass and
scattergood Reports Held at PAS
adena with Hopeful Pros-
poets of Action Soon
Special to The. Herald.

Special to The. Herald.
PASADENA, Sept. 6.-An informal
meeting of the mayor and city council
was held tonight with Superintendent C.
C. Glass of the municipal lighting plant,
City Engineer Reeves, Engineer Ezra r.
Scattergood and City Attorney j. Perry
Wood. More light-on the electric light
ing proposition was Nhe object of the
meeting, and the object seems to have
been gained.
Two reports upon a proposed extension
of the lighting system nave been before
the council for some time. The reports,
one by Mr.. Glass and the other by Mr..
Scattergood differ SO materially that it
has been difficult question to decide
what to do.
Scattergoods report recommends a very
great increase in the capacity of the gen.
Grating plant and higher distribution
power, and his estimate of the cost of
current is much higher than that of Mr..
Glass, who shows the last two monthly
reports of the present municipal system
to prove the correctness of his estimates.
No official action was taken tonight,
but full discussion was had of the diff
ferences in the reports, with the result
that council is nearer to it's final decision
than it has heretofore been. The trend
of opinion in the council seems to favor
the practical adoption of superintendent
Glass report with regard to the extension
of the lighting plant, wlth this difference,
that larger bond issue than he proposed
will likely be asked for the completion of
the work.
A bond issue of at least 100000 will
probably be provided for in the call for
an election on the subject, and this ac-
tion may be taken at the next meeting
of council Tuesday, September 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
HEBREWS BEGIN THEIR NEW
YEAR SERVICES TOMORROW
Sinai Congregation, Under Direction
of Rabbi Isidore Myers and Cantor
Max shayeson Of Cincinnati,
to Observe Feast

The Sinai congregation will hold the
services of the Jewish new year in the
simnson auditorium under the superin-
tendence of the rabbi, Rev. DR.. Isidore
MYERS. B. A. The chief services will
be conducted by the cantor, Rev. Max
Shayeson of Cincinnati, assisted by a
choir of twenty boys.
The first service will commence to-
morrow at 6 p. M, during which Rabbi
Myers will preach on "A Happy New
Year" The service on Monday morning
will begin at 1880 o'clock and about 1880
Rabbi Myers will deliver sermon on
"The Warriors, or the Grand Army"
In the evening at o'clock DIR. Myers
will speak on "Our Motto" On Tues
day the service will also commence at
1880 a. m. and the sermon will be given
at 1920 a. M, the subject being What
Is Your Wish?'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
OFFICIALS ARE ASSURED
OF SALE OF FRANCHISE
No Cause for Uneasiness About Double
Tracking in Business Section
of City-Huntington
Will Buy
to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Sept. 6.-There seems to be
no ground for the rumor that the city
tracking the street railway on Fair Oaks
avenue, Raymond avenue and Colorado
street in the central part of the city.
In advertising the franchise for sale the
council placed a minimum value of $4,000
upon it, This was considered by Mr..
Huntington a rather high price for the
right to spend $4,000 in improvements In
his road here, but it is stated that City
Attorney Wood considered this feature Of
the subject seriously before going to the
expense of advertising the franchise for
sale and was virtually assured by Mr..
Huntington that the franchise would not
be refused OF. account of the price asked
for it.
September "a is the last day for bid
ding on the railway privileges, so there
are more than two weeks yet for pros
pective purchasers to put in their bids.
Under the franchise, as drawn up, work
on the double tracking must be done be-
fore December or not till between April
and June 1 Of 1908. 1t is expressly
provided that the streets are not to be
torn up during the winter tourist season
from December to April /.
A hitch may arise over the reservation
by the city of the right to use the poles of
the Pacific Electric company should it
buy the double tracking privilege. How
ever, it is probable that even this differ
ence will be amicably adjusted. With the
large amount of work already begun and
mapped out by the Pacific Electric COM
pany, it looks very much like the double
tracking project would be delayed until
next spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
UNITED STATES OFFICERS
INSPECT VENICE HARB0R
Declare Plans for Improvement Are
; ExceIIent-captain Fries Re-
port Gives Much Satis-
faction
Special to The Herald.


VENICE, Sept 6-Abbot Kinney company
officials showed great pleasure today on re-
ceiying a report from United States En-
gineer Captain Amos A. Fries who, with
Captain Perkins Of the United States navy,
inspected the breakwater plans and the harbor
conditions here in conjunction with their In
spection of the pier sewerage project at Santa
Monica yesterday.
Captain Fries says: "The harbor plans at
Venice are among the best we have seen
and when contaminated will prove to be the
greatest public Improvement that has ever
been made on this bay. We have gone over
the plans and proposed site carefully and
think they are superb"
All particulars concerning the plans and
numerous notes on the bay soundings, which
they made, were taken away by the govern
ment officials.
Captain Perkins left today for Bremerton
Wash, where he will inspect the great docks
In course of construction.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
TRIO NEAR DEATH WHEN
SAILB0AT 0VERTURNS
Boom Knocks Girl Into the Water and
Companions Plunge to Rescue.
RedIands Man in Canoe
Saves All
Special to Tho Herald.

Special to Tho Herald
LONG BEACH. Sept. 6.-Miss Florence
Tsaclxus. Is years old, Francis Ellis, Is years
old. and Mifft Ellis, 70 years Of age, of River
side. came near drowning last evening In the
hay at East Newport. when a sailooat IN
which they wers drifting across the pay was
overturned
Miss Backus was struck on the head by the
boom, and when the boys sprang to her res
cue the boat turned over.
Lyman NJ. King of Redlands' who Is spend
ing his vacation at East Newport. saw their
predicament. and. leaping into canoe, pad
died to their assistance.
The two boys kept Miss Backus head above
the wat until he reached them.
He too the young people into his boat and
carried them safely ashore. None suffered
seriously from the ducking.
The Backus and Ellis families, prominent
Riverside people, are spending the summer at
East Newport.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
SANTA MONICA coUNcILMEN
PROMISE ADDITIONAL LIGHTS
Special to The Herald.

Special 70 The HeTdId
SANTA MONICA Sept s.-Promises that
their influences would be exerted toward in
creasing the number of street arc lights IN
the Irwin Heights district given last
evening by City Councilmen Miles and Dow
at meeting of the districts Improvement
association.
Four additional lights were requested OF the
councilmen and they said they would urge
their colleagues to take favorable action in
the matter.
The plan of the city to construct an outfall
at Colorado avenue, emptying into the sea at
a distance OF 1000 feet from the low tide line,
was discussed and highly commended.
The meeting resolved into social session at
which musical and literary selections were
rendere by members of the association
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
ORGAN RECITAL GIVEN
IN BEACH TOWN CHURCH

Special to The Herald
SANTA MONICA. Sept e.-Prof ]. NJ
Spaulding. organist of Emmanuel Presbyterian
church, Los Angeles, gave an organ recital at
the Presbyterian church here.
Miss Mable Biggart, organizer Of Sunshine
gospel work at Venice and Sawtelle. visited
friends here today as she left the beach en-
route to Santa Barbara, where she will take
up religious work. Miss Biggart was the
guest of honor yesterday at a reception on
the Soldiers home grounds. The affair came
to pretty close by the serving Of delicious
luncheon by a committee of veterans
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
DRUGGIST is ARRESTED
FOR SELLING LIQUOR
G. D. johnson of Pasadena Taken Into
Custody by Detective Wallace
H. Copping-His First
Offense
snecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Sept. &C. d. Johnson,
proprietor of the Pasadena prescription
pharmacy, 20 Colorado street. was arrest
ed by Detective Wallace Il. Coping at
o'clock tonight on a charge of illegally
selling whisky.
Johnson was released under $500 bonds.
This Is the first time he has been arrested
on the charge. The last man arrested for
selling whisky was sentenced to pay a
fine of $3.50 or serve 100 days in jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
FRANCHISE FOR WILMINGTON
TROLLEY LINE is GRANTED
pacific Electric Agrees to Finish Route
to San Pedro in Fifteen Months.
Waited Long for
Action
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Sept. 6.-After two months
Of waiting the Pacific Electric company last
night was granted the franchise around VIII
mington bay TO San Pedro.
The franchise contains provision that
bond of $1,000 should be posted to guarantee
the completion OF the new line within fifteen
months.
The Pacific Electric company also agreed %
allow any other company or corporation u
build across its tracks when given permis-
sion by the wilmington trustees to do SO.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
BANKERS AND OFFICIALS
TO OBSERVE ADMISSION DAY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Sept. 6.-Monday, Septem-
ber O. being Admission day and legal
holiday in the state. Pasadena banks and
the city offices will be closed As the
anniversary follows so close upon the
Labor day celebration here, when all bus
mess places in the city were closed. there
will be no general observance OF Admis-
sion day. The stores will be open as
usual. and newspapers Will be issued from
the local offices.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
Teacher Resigns

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA. Sept. 6.-The resignation
OF Miss Mary C. Reeves instructor in the
public school service was accepted last even
ing at a meeting of the educational board,
and Miss Bertha steffen was appointed to the
vacancy The board voted to give contract
for thirty new school desks to the Ocean
PARK Milling company, the desks to cost $3.50
each. The rearpointment as truant officer u
Constable Steve Jackson was confirmed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
DOOR KNOBS OF GOLD
FOR $4,000 MANSION
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept 6-The knobs and
hinges on the doors of the palatal A. d.
Meyers residence. now building on the ocean
bluff, will be plated with gold taken from
Mr.. Meyers mines at Goldfeld.
The Durand residence In Pasadena Is said
to be the only other home in Southern Cali
fornia which Is so fitted.
The Meyers home will cost about sS5, 600,
exclusive of extensive ground improvements
and landscape work which will cost nearly as
much as the house itself.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
Adm,.s,on Day Excursion Rates

via Salt Lake Route will be one way
fare for round trip between all stations
Los Angeles to San Bernardino In
elusive. Costs only $1.75 to San Ber-
nardino where NativeESons and Daugh-
ters will celebrate. Same rate to River
side. s1.20 to Ontario, $1.00 to Pomona.
On sale September Z, and ., returning
until the 10TH Tickets at city office,
COL South Spring ST., and station, east
end First street bridge.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
WOMAN, AT WAsHTU5,
RUNS NEEDLE IN HAND
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. Sept. 6-Mrs. Mary Harding
of Hynes came to this city today to have ex-
tracted from her right wrist long sewing
needle which she ran into her hand yesterday
while doing the family washing at her home.
The needle had been allowed to remain in a
garment, and the woman's hand passed
down over the board It entered her palm and
passed down into her wrist. The operation
was performed by DR., L. A. Perce.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

will be becoming. All bodices are so
slashed and combined with the skirt ma
terials that there is most desirable alb
sence of that hard line of demarcation
between the skirt and bodice so trying
for the average figure.
ROSALIND MAY.