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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Frightened at Awning.

Daniel Norris team, tied to telephone
pole in front of the Reyuoldsville Candy
Works store Saturday afternoon, fright
ened at raising OF awning, broke loose
and ran out Fourth street TO the Good
will farm, almost mile. where David
Postlethwait stopped them. There was
not a thing broken about harness or
hack. About one year ago this same
team frightened at raising of awning
at same place and Runaway.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Elected Assistant Principal.

Miss Nulu Neale, teacher In the
Reynoldsville public schools, last year
and recently reelected for another
term, has been chosen assistant prin.
cipal of the Falls Creek high school and
will resign her position In the Reyn-
oldsvile schools to accept the place.
Miss Nesle is a graduate of Allegheny
College and In every way qualified for
the position to which she has been
elected.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
VIII Run Machine for Stockholders.

An adjourned meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Star Glass Company will
be held In Reynoldsville tomorrow and
at that time the machinery at the fac
tory will be In operation 50 that the
stockholders can see it working. We
understand that the factory will not be
open for the public In general nor for
idle spectators. Only those interested
will be admitted to the factory. This
will be an important meeting, the re-
suit of which should mean that the
fire will be lighted at an early date.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
One Dog Dispatched.

j. Fl. Waters was sworn In last
Thursday as dog police to enforce the
dog ordinance during July and August.
Before evening Policeman Waters ar
rested dog and the owner OF the dog
choked the policeman In trying to get
his dog away from him. One dog
was put in the pound and as the fine
was not paid within forty-eight hours
the dog was killed Saturday afternoon.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Trinity Lutheran Church.

Services In the Trinity Lutheran
church at Reynoldsville Sunday will be
as follows: Sunday school at 9.45 a. m;
preaching at 10. 45 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
There will be preaching in the limerick.
vile Lutheran church at 2.30 p. m.
Sunday evening at the Reynoldsville
church the pastor, Rev. G. E Rudy,
will deliver the fret Of a series Of SER
mons on 1.-THE Friendships Of Jesus"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14

Stoke & Feicht Drug Co. have had
small dark room built in rear OF their
store room Tor developing kodak
pictures.
Mrs. Thomas Chadwick and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elcie Foolk, Of Pittsburgh,
are visiting the formers son, John
Chadwick, in West Reynoldsville,
The Cadenza Club will attend a picnic
at the jefferson Park, near Punsxsu-
tawney, to morrow afternoon, given by
some young ladies OF Punxsutawney.
Ordinance No. 1856, amending ordi-
nance No. regulating distractions on
streets, has passed second reading by
borough dads and is now a borough law.
Mrs. Elcie Chadwick Folk, Of Pitts
burgh. a graduate of CINCINNATI Col.
lege OF Music. will assist the NJ E.
choir with violin solo next Sunday
morning and evening.
In the notice published in THE STAR
last week about Harry Gray being
operated on for appendicitis we state d
that the operation was performed In
the Adrian hospital, which was an
error. He is at the CRUDE Hospital
The second annual meeting OF the
Western Association of honorably dis
charged soldiers, sailors and marines
Of Jefferson and Clearfeld counties will
be held at the Pee Wees Nest at
Curwensville on Thursday, July 22nd.
Two banks of Punxsutawney have
consolidated, the First National and
the Punxsutawney National. The lat
ter has taken over all the business Of
the First National and the business will
all be done in one banking room under
the name of the Punxsutawney Nation
al bank.
An interesting, but somewhat one
sided game OF ball was played Thurs
day afternoon between married and
single men of this place. F. o. Sutter
and Ed. Cleer were battery for married
men and Will P. Nolan and Reynolds
Gibson for the single chaps. Score IL
to 2S in favor OF the married men.
]. H. Waters, the dog catcher, made
information against Will P. Nolan be-
fore Squire P. A. Smith at Soldier
Monday for assault and battery,
Waters, who is the dog police, caught
Mr.. Nolan's bull dog running on the
street Thursday evening, without g
muzzle on and Waters grabbed the
dog, and according to reports, choked
it. and then Mr.. Nolan choked Mr.
Waters, and hence the charge o.
assault. Mr.. Nolan gave bail In Squire
Smiths court yesterday for hearing
on MONDAY, July 26.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Washington Camp Officers.

Washington Camp No, 1858, P. o. s.
Of A., OF Reynoldsville, elected the
following officers:
Past President, Robert Frazier.
President, Fl. S. Deter.
Vice-President, S. d. Whitmore.
Master OF Forms, D. J. Davis.
Conductor, G. r. Johnston.
Inspector, George WoodfOrd.
Outer Guard, Glare Vantassel.
Trustee, G. P. Dickey.
Delegates to State Camp, D. j. Davis,
s. d. Whitmore.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Reception for New Pastor.

On Thursday evening of this week,
July lhtt, at residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G. Deible, on Grant street. from
8 90 to 1000 o'clock, reception will oe
held for Rev. Charles E. Rudy and wife,
Rev. Rudy is the new pastor of Trinity
Lutheran church, whom the congrega.
tion is well pleased with. All members
Of the church and friends are requested
to attend this reception and give Rev
and Mrs. Rudy cordial and warm
greeting.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Want Public Fountain,

BY referring to minutes of town
council published in this issue Of The
STAR, it will be seen that petition
has been presented to council asking
for a public drinking fountain at the
corner OF Main and Tenth street. The
matter has been referred to a commit
taa
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Rossiter Mines Shut Down.

The mines at Rcssi'er have been shut
down for an indefinite period, throwing
l,4OO men out Of employment. Inability
to meet competition at profit is the
reason given In the official notice. The
company claims that their customers
can buy coal for less money than they
can produce it under present scale Of
wages,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Danger of Blood Poisoning.

Judge John W. Reed is confined to
his home in Brookyille with very
sore foot, aud there is danger OF blood
poisoning. Judge Reed was out fishing
when he received the injury from
which he is now suffering.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Darning Needle IN Heel.

Mrs. J. Owen Edelblute stepped on
a small darning needle and 1t ran into
her heel over an inch and broke off,
leaving three.quarters OF an inch OF
the needle in her heel. A doctor was
called and he had some trouble In re-
moving the piece OF needle.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Executed at Indiana.

Joe Veltra end Bruno Carbonio. OF
Wishaw, Jefferson county, Wednesday
Of last week, at 1920 o'clock a. m, In
the Indiana county jail, paid the penal
ty for having committed the highest
crime known to men, when an July
IS, 1908, they shot to death, near Glen
Campbell, Indiana county, Robert Toz-
Ter, an old soldier OF Baxter, who with
about $500 on his person, was on his
way to visit friends near the place
where he was murdered.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Will Picnic To. Morrow

Members of the W. G T. U. will hold
a picnic at the home of Mrs. j. p. Eddy
at Camp Run tomorrow, July 18th.
The 2S p. m. train will stop at Camp
Run. Each member can invite one
friend.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Civil Court Postponed.

On account OF "Old Home Week"
at Panxsutawney the Jefferson county
civil court has been postponed one
week, and will open August 30 instead
of August %.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
ASSOCIATION GETTING ACTIVE.
Call Issued for a Meeting Tuesday
Night, July 2oth.

President Caldwell has issued call
for meeting OF the Business Mems
Association at S.15 Tuesday night,
July goth, In the regular room In the
I. o. o. F. hall. During the past six
weeks no meetings have been held
owing to the fact that many of the
members we're actively engaged In
pushing the big Independence Day
celebration to success. The officers
have been busy however and at the
Tuesday night meeting several import
ant matters will be presented.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14

Now is the time to do your roofing.
Red Cedar shingles galors at the
Woodwork Supply Co. storage.
Keep your feet cool in pair OF Walk
Over low shoes. Pric, 81 90. Adams.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
List Of Jurors.

Following is the list Of jurors drawn
from Reynoldsville and surrounding
section Of county for the August term
OF court:
GRAND JURo5S.
oldsville-George Geisler, David
Heffner, William Robertson, John Ben
son; Winslow twp-H. NJ. Foltz, Charles
O Sprague; Washington twp. E.
Britton, John H. Burtop, John Hinder
liter.
PETIT JURORS.
ldsville-Michael Skenan, f..
w. Hunter; West Reynoldsville--Philip
Koehler, j. B. McAtee; Winslow twp
Andrew Garrity, d. B. Smith, Il, E.
Norris; Henderson twp-Ira Engle,
Henry Knarr; McCalmont twp-Charles
G. Bell.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Reynoldsville-John w. Dean. Will
liam Barclay; West Reynoldsville-
Harry Bryan; Winslow twp-William
Carpenter, Archie Mcdonald, William
Rhoden, John Lydick; Daniel Syphrit,
J. G. Musser; Washington twp-G. c.
Kirker; Henderson twp. r. Huff;
McCalmont twp-Henry G. Smell, Jesse
Mulhollap.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14

Eastman kodak films are perfect. To
insure proper development, Stoke &
Feicht Drug Co., will render you this
service free Of charge.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
WELSH CIRCUS STRANDED.
Struck Financial Rocks at Sligo Satur.
day and Will Not Show at
Reynoldsyille.

NSyhoidophC.
Last week our town was billed for
Col. M. Fl. Welsh's circus to be In
Reynoldsville to-day, July IA, but the
expense of the show was greater than
the receips and the circus was wrecked
on the financial rocks" at Sligo Satur-
day and, hence, the show will not come
to our town to-day, much to the dis
appointment OF the small boy and older
people who enjoy circus. Judging
from the flaming posters and the state
ments on the handbills advertising the
show it would have been good one,
but lack Of patronage forced the circus
to go out OF business.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-14
Dislocsted Shoulder.

Mrs. August David, of Rathmel, fell
Sunday morning and dislocated her
right shoulder.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
3 INQUESTS TO BE HELD
BY CORONER HARTWELL
Sudden Deaths by Accident and Heart
Disease to Be Investigated by
County Official

Inouests will be held today by Cor
oner Hartwell over the bodies of three
men who died sudden deaths Wednes-
day.
The men were J. b. King, Maurice
Wiesen and r. Higashiyama, Jap
anese.
j. b. King lived at 447 South Grand
avenue. He died at the intersection of
Fourth street and Broadway while
walking with his wife. Heart disease
caused his death. King was 60 years
old and was at one time newspaper
man and later he engaged in the gro
Gerry business at Spokane, Wash. His
wife was Frustrated at his death.
Maurice Wiesen, 40l Central avenue,
a harnessmaker, received a basal frac.
ture Of the skull by being knocked
from the platform of San Pedro car,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, by
a runaway horse. He was rushed to
/ the receiving hospital, where he died
two heurs later. The body is at Bresee
Bros mel9Ae.
T. HigashiyaIIla, japanese, was cut
in two and killed INSTANTLY at the Leroy
street crossing by Southern Pacific
train. Bresee Bros. have the pody
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
NOT FAVORABLE
TO ANNEXATION
EAST HOLLYWOOD RESIDENTS
PREFER TO WAIT
County Can Offer More in Line OF
Good Roads Than Los Angeles.
Ultimate Merger Is
Expected

East Hollywood does not seek imme-
date annexation with Los Angeles.
This statement was made last night
with considerable emphasis by num-
Der of prominent residents of that dis
trict.
1--WE don't want annexation now
declared Arthur Let's, who mas the
largest estate in the district. "Whlle we
recognize the fact that annexation is
both desirable and inevitable, we are
against annexation with Los Angeles
AT present. We want good roads more
than anything else and under the coun-
ty administration we will get them
quickly. That is assured
"The statement in The Herald at
tributed to a resident of East Holly
wood to the effect that the citizens
there numbered 20 to 1 in favor of an
nexaton is absurd in the extreme, "
said another large property owner
1.-THE truth is directly to the contrary.
The citizens there are in about the
same ratio against annexation at pres
ent. Eventually we shall favor it and
then we will come into the Greater
Los Angeles We hold the gateway to
Griffith park, which is destined to be
one of the most beautiful and maSniti-
cent public resorts in the world. We
have some of the finest estates OF any
suburb around Los Angeles. AT pres
ent all we want is school cooperation
We have about every advantage en-
joyed by people in Los Angeles. Some
day we will want more water and Los
Angeles will then be in a position TO
furnish it.
Don't let any one tell you we want
annexation at present. The vote in
East Hollywood is Overwhelmingly
against it. Any statement to the con
trary is not true"
Other citizens of East Hollywood con-
firmed the statements of the citizens
quoted as against immediate anneXa-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
RUSH FOR TICKETS
TO BIG LOVE-FEAST
Committee of Good Government Or
ganization Issues Extra Number
for Banquet This Evening

Twenty additional plates have been
arranged for the Good Government
banquet tonight by Luclan ]. Clarke,
of the organization, in order
to allow the late comers seats at the
festal board. Every one of the 900
tickets was sold before noon yester
day, but Mr.. Clarke has arranged for
a few extra ones.
The banquet will begin promptly at
80. Dress will be informal, as all the
guests will go directly to Levy's from
their respective places of business.
Meyer Lissner will preside and 7. E..
Gibbon will be POSTMASTER. The speak
ers and their respective places on the
program will be as follows:
"The city of Los Angeles" Mayor
George Alexander.
"Direct Legislation's Share" DIR.
John r. Haynes.
"The Fight for Good Government,
Marshall StimsOn.
"George Alexander" Lee G. Gates.
Mr. Gates will also speak on behalf OF
Precinct So.
FinIaysOn Mr.. FinlaysOn will also
speak on behalf of Precinct 1876.
"Highland Park and Garvanza, u.
W. Il. Griffith. Mr.. Griffith will also
speak ON behalf OF Precinct 2.
'"Fhe Municipal League" j. o.
Koepfii. president of the Municipal
league.
''The First Nom Partisan Campaign"
William j. Hunsaker.
'"Che County NOn-Partisan Move
ment," S. c. Graham.
''The Higher Ups" Thomas Lee
WOOlwine. ~
Democracy and NOn-Partisanship,'
Judge Cyrus +. McNutt.
sThe Old Administration" COun-
Gilman A. j. Wallace.
''The New Administration" Judge
John ID. Works.
"CalifOrna," Francis j. Heney'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
WILL NOT BE ABLE TO
RECOGNIZE ASSAILANTS
Victim of Thugs in Glendora Out of
Danger from Wound Received
in Holdup

GLENDORA,7 Dec. 16.-Lee Tyner,
the young man who was held up and
robbed on Michigan avenue here last
night, was able to sit up today and
detail mis- encounter with the pair of
thugs. 1yner has fully recovered the
use of his senses and says that he will
be unable to identify his assailants,
even if they are apprehended.
Tyner's head is bound with bandages
and he is still under the care of a ply
sician. For a time it was feared that
serious complications would set in as a
result of the blow. on his skull, from
which slight fracture resulted, but
that danger is now considered past.
According to the officers from the
sheriff's office put on the trail shortly
after Tyner was held up, the robbers
escaped toward the hills. Bloodhounds
have been requisitioned and no efforts
will be spared in an endeavor to ap-
prehend the pair.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
Y. M. c. A. GLEE CLUB
PLEASES AUDIENCE
First Concert of Present Season Given
Before Large Gathering in the
Associations Audi
torium

Enjoyable in the extreme was the
concert given last night in the audi
torium of the Y. M. c. A. by the asso-
citation glee club. The concert is the
first Of the second season of the clubs
existence. So successful was the con-
cert last night that the next one will
probably be given In Simpson audi
torium.
The club plans to give at least three
concerts before the summer months.
The club Is one of the branch organiza-
tions of the musical department under
the direction of ]. p. Dupuy.
Solos were rendered last night by
OF. Tallman. tenor; Leonard @. Matt
kemper, reader; Harold p. Walberg.
violinist, and VIII Garrowat, violinist.
Five selections, ''Suwanee River" Lit
tie Jack Horner." "When the Corn is
Waving, Annie Dear" Seeing Things
at Night" and Drink to Me Only
with Thine Eyes" were rendered so
well by the club that each called for
an encore.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
MAKEUP" FOR FANCY BALL
CAUSES WEARER TROUBLE
Policeman Thought Member Of Club
Giving "Hard Times" Dance Wac
Verltable Tramp

Dusty attics were searched with
good results yesterday by the members
of the Out West club in order to pro-
vide appropriate costumes for the
"hard times" dance given hast night in
Lincoln hall, Walker building. Some
strangely wonderful dresses, coats.
aprons and other regalia made the pic
ture of the dancers unique to say the
least. More than 800 was realized
from the dance to provide furnishings
for the new club house.
B. Brakeblll, one member of the club,
had an experience while on his way
to the dance which might have resulted
seriously. AS he stepped off the car
at Fifth street and Maple avenue Po-
liceman Briggs accosted Brakebill and
was about to take him to the police
station. Brakebill presented an ideal
duplicate Of a weary Willie" pan
handler. so we'll had he 'made up" 1t
was only after the officer, who has
been Brakebill's friend for many years,
recognized him after fifteen minutes
conversation of the earnestly appealing
sort known only to policemen and those
who wish to escape the clutch of the
law, that Brakebill was allowed to go
his way.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
GIVES ACCOUNT OF HIS
SOUTH SEA EXPEDITION
Columbia Professor Makes Public His
Observation for Savaii Volcano
at Samoa

NEW YORK, Decl 16.-Prof. Henry
E. Champion of Columbia university
has made public brief account of his
scientific expedition to the South Seas,
from which he returned last week.
"The Savaii volcano in Samoa" he
says, "is the largest active volcano in
the world. The clouds lie low at this
season of the year around the Samoan
islands and the reflection of the fires
from the great crater on the clouds is
visible for sixty miles out to sea at
night. The cone of the volcano is IL
miles from the seashore, but the bub-
bling lava streams pour molten over
this stretch of land and drop seethins
into the sea. Savaii is an eXtraordi-
nary volcano and instead of diminish
ing it is becoming more active The
crater opened in 1906"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
WANTS GOVERNMENT TO
BACK NEW MAIL LINES

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The campaign
of the New York chamber of commerce
to revive the American merchant
marine was continued today at a meet
ing which received a report of the spe-
cial committee named some time tgo.
This committee reported the greatest
nee6 was government backing of new
mail lines and postal subVentlons.
welding Ring, president of the Pro-
duce exchange, suggested free registry
for foreign built ships, and Lewis
Nixon proposed discriminating duties
which would necessitate the repeal OF
obstructing commercial treaties.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
KANSANS IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA FORM CLUB

THE Kansas spirit" will not be al
lowed to die even though the possessors
of it have been transported TO CallIor-
mia. for there was formed yesterday a
Kansas Day club of Southern Califor-
mia, with H. II. Huntsberger, president;
Col. O. II. Coulter of Santa Ana, j. l.;
Bracy of Pomona and j. A. Jones or
Glendora, vice president; Clarence IL.
Matson, secretary, and Ralph Peck,
treasurer. Directors of the new club
are c. A. Fellows, Maj. E. b. Powell,
Clarence M. Taggart, Prof. Handley,
Richmond Plant and Capt. Charles e.
Dixon of Los Angeles and G. w. Ham
lin of Long Beach.
The purpose of the club is to bring
former Kansans into closer communion
and to make a speciality of the celebra-
tion of Kansas Admission day, January
20. A banquet will be given that day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
COLLEGE Girls Become suffraeettes

visit here of Mrs. Emmeine Pankhurst
and other prominent British advocates
of woman suffrage appears to have con-
verted many Wells college girls to the
cause of votes for women. Last year
Wells college declared itself unanl-
mously opposed to woman suffrage but
today the formation of a suffrage soci-
ETY., with the sanction of Dean Plutti,
was announced. About half the college
girls already have entered as members.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-17
"BEAT IT CARL"
ORDERED AFTER :
AUTO FATALITY
FACTS AS TO KILLING OF MRS.
DORA TELLER TOLD
WIFE OF GARAGE PROPRIETOR
TOLD CHAUFFEUR TO RUN
One of Women Passengers Tells Story.
Husband of Dead Woman Also Re-
ates Pathetic Incident of
Finding Wife's Body

That a disruption has occurred in
the domestic relations of Fred Cornell,
! the automobile dealer, and his wife,
Marie Cornell, became known gener-
! ally for the first time yesterday dur
! ing the trial of Amand Fisher on "a
] charge of manslaughter on account Of
| the death of Mrs Dora Feller. VINO
was struck by an automobile July 10,
| last.
| Fishers trial was begun before q
| jury i'm Judge Willis court at 10:3O
o'clock. and after four witnesses had
given their testimony an adjournment
was taken until $3.50 o'clock today.
one person for whom Il. b. Drake
Fishers attorney has been assiduously
seeking in the belief that her testi-
mony would go far TO aid his client,
is Mrs. Cornell. whose whereabouts
became a matter for conjecture even
before the preliminary examination of
Fisher on the manslaughter charge
The nature of her testimony and the
probable reason for her absence were
explained in "A telegram received by
Attorney Drake Wednesday. The tel
egram, dated Detroit, Mich, is as fol-
lows:
Telegram from Woman
Gar going slow when accident oc-
CURED; two lights front gave warn
arated."
The message is signed Marie Cornell.
Amand Fisher, or Carl as he is
known by his intimate friends, was
employed as chauffeur by Cornell ana
was driving the Cornell automobile
when it struck and killed Mrs. Feller
near Eighth and San Pedro streets.
Riding i'm the car at the time were
Mrs. Cornell and Mrs. Frank Rogers,
1920 South Olive street, wife of a
salesman employed by Cornell.
Mrs. Rogers was among the wit
nesses called yesterday. She said when
the car struck Mrs. Feller, Fisher
turned to Mrs. Cornell and said he be-
lieved someone had been run over.
BEAT It, Carl" Is the response at
tributed by Mrs. Rogers to Mrs. Cor
nell.
Women Got Away
The two women alighted several
| blocks away and Fisher drove the car
home Mrs. Rogers was positive In
her statement that the automobile was
not going at a greater speed than hf-
| teen miles an hour. She also stated
the place where the accident occurred
was some distance from street light
and quite dark.
John Feller, "a years old, husband
of the woman who was killed, was the
first witness.
"I crossed the street." he said, "and
supposed my wife was following me.
I heard somebody yell and ran over
to where a woman and a man were
trying to raise something from the
ground 1t was my wife and she was
dead"
Or. George w. Campbell, autopsy
physician, testified regarding the in
| juries sustained by Mrs. Feller and
was followed on the witness stand by
stephen e. Veselich, who witnessed
the accident and helped to carry Mrs.
Felers body to her husbands barber
shop at SAL San Pedro street.