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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
8ape til "Sram". Grpebitiuncu.

@icnnem &oniul s. Serman @abe,
Chicago, bar oct itore Sermetiffirna
grmour & SO. til6ubt fig at itiae til
"Sram"s Grpeoitionens 0ispofition
oIt, bpab Sen maatte trpnge al Sir.
muet8 manqeartebe bermetiIfc Bro
buffer. SioIigere bar Staranger
Greierpering SO. til6uot Sermetif
for 1000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
Nntelcr nna Saifielnct.

aoniortium er for 8iben UNDER San.
neIie til gpgning at 3 eller 3 itore
europgiife Soteller peo gergensbo'
men peitenfor Sinie og peo Wfpron'
lens Citation. Or. Solm paa goren.
foaen itaor / Spioien for 8lanen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
Rcfurmcr paa SsIauS.

"'loi"st puu NsiuHo. Utu WIZ
benbopn meoocles Den Site NortS:
: ct Snterniep ? "Hationaltioertoe"
idften uotaIer ISLANDS me 0iinilter,
9iern SonSion, fla ON lit ircmtioige
Troaram. Tiniitereu bill ~fcreiloa
S%tcnnieret o. @alsborbeS for apin.
Der % giifafieIie al fougepaIgte
WeoIemmer al gltbinget. aItbingct
bill ioreilaaes omaiort fra Sofammer
til Gtfammcr eiter oct Spitem, ION
blep iubfsrt | SinIono | 1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
aulSieilcSe % S~rmfncbe. Sra SIR

booacn mcbbeles Sen 6te april: gn
2iIterbaoo fulSieiIebe og ianf meo ire
Iono fra Serlanoet no for Wort'
ii1no igaaraites. Gn fierbe Mono
bierae6es ilipe, Silmer SenrifIen
goltoos bIep taget op iom Gig al
9ampifibet "gibsfiorb", meoens Den
treble foriponbt iporleit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
sirfcinbpielie. Hra Notobben meo.

0eles 0en Ste NpriI: Notoboen8
Sntermisfirfe inopiebes igaar I
Sperppr af 7 q 800 Wenneifer.
8rop't arobn inblebebe, bporefter gt'
flop S6iclberitp talte ober 9agenS
Sert oa foretog Sen egcntIige Sno.
rielie. Iaitor Sai,ge ofiluttebe. Wtll.
fifen uofertes al ct Srfeiter og ct
Sangfor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
Sra Uoree.

Gn BOG ON @injc ioreIiseer ira
9oftor Soar Sanoagnros Saano.
Gen uofommer hos Rorli uopoa
8aoren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
Gu uaffcr @apc. s a~nlebniug a

Gn paffcr 8apr. s anlebning al
lin Jorrctnings 40-gors Subil9um
bar @roSierer Sritbiof Rasmusien
% 6rue poet iom @ape til "Norif
Sclifab ill Sfibbruones Heoning"
$500 ar., builfet 9elsb Ifal gisres
rcntcbGrenoe iom for ltmpnoigeS
Riolcr beItemt, % Rentcrue anpen.
Scs / SeIIfabets Sieneite. - @rosie'
rer Rusmusien, ser Dor en- al Geb.
ninasielIfabcts Stiftcre, bar itooig
iencre iom 9iitriftsformano / t06e
Gtitrift ppret Meolcm al Souebbe-
ItprelIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23

st Sfiitcpnc astes arrangeret peo
Sinic peb 9ergensbaneu Sommeren
1910 / Sorbinbelle meo Suriituoitil-
Iingen / Bergen. 9a ct iaabart Sei'
fieloSitepne ON Sommeren er ct gam
tie mt Soretagenoe, bill Sergensfo.
miteen arrangere ct Brepeltepne |
CONNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23

Bar bet SfinoSpo? Sra Stapon'
ger meooeles ben 5te April: 6igS'
oouofoten bar eiter Senitining ira
Observation-Disclosures besi9ret retslig
llnoerisgelie / anlebning al Silf9l'
Oct poa Sims nleO Den formooeoe
Sfinoeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
Srats6cra SinSsipgcaipl.

S~ratsbcrs SinSsipscaipl. Taa
@aar0en lSarct / Solum or oprettet
ct SinOsipgeaipl for Sratsberg. aip.
let omiotter en- Gentralofoeling for
rroIige % urenslige Spge og en- So
IoniafoeIing for roliae. GentralafOe'
Iinaen er oeIt / 10 GiOelinger, en- for
3Gnb og en- for aoinoer, Tom bier
fan optoge 26 Spge. aolonialaioelin.
gen beitaor iorelsbig al 3 Snlonibpg.
ninger. bper beitemt FOR 81 SDge;
Sen enc er for &piuoer. afoeltngen
tpufes ubpiSet efter gebouet. "a
fan giplet iaolebes optnge 115 Spge,
bporaf 6S W9nb % AZ auinber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
Ianae fattiac. 1861 fatti

Wange Nntttge. 1S6,5lI tafftg'
unoeritstteoe Ierioner bar Der / 1905
1 Rorge. 0ette Sal ubgisr St.60
pr. 1000 Snobpgeere. Eli Som-
menIigning fan anisres, at / 1900
bar Sallet 76.91, | 1895 1922 og |
1890 1928 pro mile. 2dn6etS @p9s
Ser bar ndturIiapiS oct iterite antal
unoeritetteoe Gerioner, 101,S12. 9p.
erne S4,705. Sect pr. 1000 Sn6bpg.
gere er oerimoo 6orbolOet ompeuot
= 9perrle faor ga 1924, 9pgoerne
6S.S5. Sp9oom bar / De fleitc Gil.
f9Ioe pGret aariag til llnoeritsttel.
fen - / 80 al 100 Silfploe. Ser.
nnIt a~Iberoomsipagbeo, PASS PCT.
8riffplSisbeb bapbe bare t.73 pGt.
paa fin Sompitti9beo, 9oocnifab en-.
DOG finn O.SS. @i err Ionbipnlispis
blepet boaoe pbrueligere og flittigere
iiben 1900, ibet De tilIparenoe Sol
oengana bar 2.52 og 1.24. - Alb
pGt. ifpIotes grbeibSIeSbeo, i~friper
"Worgbl." Gen iamlebe llogift til
SattigpGienet bite fra 1901 til 1905
en- iepn Stianing fra S,S36,000 Ser.
til 9,S60,000 Ser. OF oct iioite @e.
lob faIbt 4,S34,000 paa 9pgOerne.
5,026,0OO paa 9perne. Gen gien.
neminitliee Sattigrogiit pr. Sno-
bpgger er / iamme Geriooe ite9et
iepnt fra 3r. 3.92 til ar. 4.31. Sor
gpernc bar ben / 1905 9r. 7.55, for
2~anosbpgoen SIR. 2.9S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23

Gil Hurse. Suuitreret Grfuriions.
grogram meo geifrioning Of Gunarb
2iniens itornrtebe CONNER erfuriio.
ner ienSes frit til eubuer iom tilifri.
per Grneit Garlep. Wtgr. q. u. Gent,
metropolitan @Ibg., WinneapoIis,
Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23
sat o m,
titiaies saer tineie.

neerttsicmeHtrr uueer "Eufes, -TII,tr-. TIL,
laiaF % ~QftcripsraieI" toner 30 Ieuts lor Is nrs 10,
beer 0ane, % 10 Geuis pr. Orb for elt, ON ousrfi,,r
Y GRE. dptrtlrsnenicr ~tnetdsts ire for mtasrc sas
20 dents atuse maa ufrapiatIta I~r.stsras al, A.,
ntntHset. xet lsaatr 10 lie at sssifrs iaa aaI
cStlinIas. ct @eettisb. On sS6 arrss
6drIH | e. ncrif SetfieUeat / IrrmpeaIeaH 90.
Sts. isO HcrrS nueer 9lpa. fRt Spantaaer. priier
pdd warmer. tnebcfatict al aredturbeirtutna MaisE
stti 9i.p.. CT 1890 SeRe cftsr stts oper andre
Jdrmt % neprict paRb.
h. NJ. k~nudtson, Eau Claire. Wia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23

taueiHnptffs inrmert. Gs,rs nnlsSuiua' 10000
- acrcs cr M aabRfi peb nheztsnd 'pr Cptdgrlie
uubcr Carey Lover. Sfrtu cfirr EplusHtnGsr. ri ul
pte btg ~ttlretts n patstaae biur 9uieresier. let or
e isririniigi StrsJ mte ria ,Jeyebune. Stcrar'st for
Al'alta. opshe, piure. Spg, SH'ierrper. Roietes o.
Wrliebrni. Hruat irtBes loot ydHeef fTrotat for
4loasH. Bnauinasmattrialcr btuige, Cptrhob AT
NrrHne. 9crHbaur. GialpeHtoles for S'oler % RI"
ter. Se bcnfie Ndbprr. Tu tan bItut rtg Der Stsio
g'tfr ppti FIT hrItrtbruoe tuuitrrrrbc gir'ulTre.
WHEATLAND INDUSTRIAL co.
cheyenne. we, eusr J. n. Hasan. shsathaad, wys.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23

3 tlfdlGc. - $40 Ncres ppbnrtet
6arm Dodge Go, Rinu. ellen Spot.
prs tHoen ben lite 3uli. $4,000 pr. Were.
AIt oprtbGrt, beoite SIags Sorobunb. o..
2. NPo8en, SdpfisIo. Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23

StlidtgS. -8et rette Gteo. Roole
pe~lopbpggeoe Snrme / Sdropeofuueu [
Stprrelie fra 80 III 1850 Ncrcs. Site beere
Sano tiIidlgs I YhHnsipin. RprIt airte,
Gruoeo ShuoI. Sarmers Telephone, adrs
ners Creamery % oGalig goitbetIcnina.
snu 80 dRil ira gtinuenpolts. g. @iprno
Il Co., Srecr, M2inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23

enopioere en- bel Gel 6lintcreoifaber.
9lanbf MaoItibreiterne bar be fnn.
oct en- WiIoipintano iarnt Ell Sono,
iom antages at bd tilhsrt en- Glg. Ter
bar ogiao itore MGnaber al 9Iaa.
ifinI og Giters. Oct eneitc, iom fol
tpoe poo, at bore 5oriGbre ira oen
Sib q Stennloeren) ogian ban brliat
Glantcfsoe, bar 5nnbet al fnulte Tor.
fuaene Reiter al &asieIneOoer Ge
iunone Soaer pif hli iroIemmet i
Stnponger Wiic,ims S~amIinger.
gehfcnmcube SunftionGrcr iortoIte
tiIilut. at ban bopoe ct Bar andre
Steoer / aifferten, bnor ban mco
Sifferbeb antoa, at Der bar ainffen.
msooingcr. 0isie pil bIi nUrmere
unoerisete / 2ebet al Sommcreu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-23

SsesfalS. Sorbp. r~eiiourcuoe aa.
pelham / SsnSberg Better Wrcue Gre,
sal er ofgaoct peb Cohen, 60 gar
gammeI. 9reooI bar tbcoIoqiif aan.
oioat ira 1869, ~uhnGpntc9 / 1871 I'll
perioneI aapellan hos Soaucpreiten
/ Grebnf, / 1874 til StiitStnpcaan /
ariitiania Stiff og | 1877 til Soane-
preit / SannifcbaI. S 1891 uourpn.
ties ban til reiioerenbe &apeaan /
Ssnsbera, fra bpiIfen Sitting ban
fog aiifcb / 1908. Siben bar ban
beet / ariitiania.
- Sioli9ere 2ofomotipfsrer pe6
tSopebbanen Graham err aiaaaet peo
Cohen / ariitiouia SO Gar aammel.
San bar oen iibite al BEN, iom fiiIete
Robert Stepbenion til Norae ira
England / 1851 for at bpagc 2onocts
ferIte Sernbate. Graham baobe ar.
UNDER fin bersmte Sonbsmano
George StepbcnIon. Sa anIGgqet
al Sopeobonen Dor f9rbiQ bIeo @ra.
bom aniat iom 2ofomotipiercr og
fierte aabningStogct ariitionio-
GioSpoIo Soften 1854. Sort / 1890,
20 gar aommel. bleo Graham Ieu.
efter | SO Iar at bnpc fiert
Soa pao Sopeobanen.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
SAN DEMANDING
once sos Third Street.
Phones; Home as. Sunset Main 1853
PARTY SEARCHES FOR
SACRED CITY RUINS
LEGEND OF ANCIENT TRIBE IS
RECALLED
Los Angeles Man Said to Have Stun.
bled on Remains of Prehistoric
Dwellings of Superior
Race

SAN BERNARDINO, March 1S.-A
strange story is told of party which
left San Jacinto to find the ruins of a
sacred city said to exist in the unfre-
quented part of the San Jacinto noun
tains. 1t is said the strange city was
some time ago located by man of
the name of Bond in Los Angeles, but
he absolutely refuses to give any in
formation as to its location.
For generations it is said that among
the San Jacinto Indians there has been
a belief that this sacred city once eX-
listed. 1t Is claimed to have been in the
time of the Aztecs, and was inhabited
by a race to whom even the Aztecs
looked up as a superior race. Then
came catastrophe, and the city was
wiped out, but the ruins remain. This
legend has been handed down from
time to time by the Indians, the red
skins being in great awe when the
story was mentioned.
Hearing of the find made by Bond.
some of the venturesome spirits of San
Jacinto resolved to go out in search
for the strange ruins.
BY some it is believed that what
Bond has found is in reality nothing
but the ruins of a scheme launched
by a wealthy Englishman many years
ago. who started in to build great
castles for English noblemen in the re-
ccsses of the San Jacinto mountains,
and actually had the foundations laid
for several when the bubble exploded.
and the English government resolved
to punish the fellow who it was claimed
was getting money by false pretenses
from the aristocracy of that country.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
FARLEY PARTY ALSO
MEANS TO BE HEARD
WOULD LIKE ESPECIALLY TO
HAVE LAST WORD
crandall of the Waterhouse Faction
Proposes to Pass His Comments
on Recent Events in City
Council

PASADENA, March 1S.-Feeling ena'
ehe waterhouse crowd had stolen l's
thunder. the Farley faction today came
out Of it's shell long enough to murihur
that it. too. is going to hold a few pup
,ic meetings. and that the date OIL the
last one is set for the Saturday peloIe
the election, April 3, which is also tne
GATE set for the last rally OF the anu
administration forces. Just when i's
other meetings will be held the EarleS
marty saith not. Maybe-qulte propa-
h1v in fact-the first will come saul
dav night, after the meeting OIL 'Ne
Waterhouse faction. ,,,a soc
The idea seems to be 10 WaiI anu 81
what is to be said about thet' 80 ~.
then hold a meeting few nlsnts az 90
in the same hall and get IN the ias
word in that particular sectlol; '.,no
o;1,nan Crandall of the WaterIlouec
nartv II is understood, intends TO men
non q few of the things that nave nap
nened in the council of late ai llolls
Them being the sale OF the liluiiioi p'''
lighting bonds at par 4,,,+ Nav
1T can be stated positively lilal ~,
or BARLEY, unless he changes ms NV W.
IuiI1 await the results of the nrst wa
tarbouse meeting in North Pasadel.a
to,,orrovv night before issuing MS let
fer to the public setting 1ortn tle Ia
on which he intends to staiu, aliN'
maybe, come in winner III liie i"ee
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
DEPUTY CONSTABLE TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY AS DRUNK
Tries to Place Business Man Under
Arerst Who demonstrated
with Him

Fred Kolb, a deputy constable, was
arrested last night on complain or
Sheldon Morris, general manager OF
the Southern California Hardwood
Manufacturing company, and locked
up in the city Jail on charge of in
toxication.
Morris and his wife were standing at
Fifth and Broadway, when Kolb APP
peared, grabbed Mrs. Morris by the
arm and made, it is alleged, an inn
pertinent remark. Morris resented
this. and Kolb is said to have thrown
pack his coat and displayed his star.
stating that he was an officer and
that Morris was under arrest. kolb
took Morris down the street short
distance when they met Patrolman
Wolf. Morris explained the situation
to the patrolman and Kolb was placed
under arrest.
In an attempt to extricate himself
from his position Kolb handed the
patrolman the card of Detective
Charles Jones and announced that he
was that officer and that Morris was
his prisoner. Wolf say that Kolb was
i'm an intoxicated condition and took
him to the central police station.
Kolb was dressed in the height or
fashion and with tears streaming
down his face begged the officers not
to lock him UP. His entreaty was or
no avail and he was placed In the
drunk tank.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
SAN PEDRO
Correspondent Home s7s.
Circulation i2b 9th st.
STEAMER RETURNS ON
HER NORTHERN TRIP
BRINGS 800 TONS OF COFFEE
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Four More Vessels on Way from GER
many to Be Put in Service on
New Jepson-Ostrander
Line

SAN PEDRO, March 1S.-The Ger
man steamer ella, Capt. Bruhn, of the
new Jepson-Ostrander line, arrived
early this morning from Corinto, Mica
ragua, via Salina Cruz and Manzanillo.
This big freight and passenger steamer
is a sister ship of the Erna, which
called here last Saturday on her initial
trip southbound from Puget SOUND
ports and San Francisco.
After taking on 200 tons of Arden ce-
ment the steamer cleared for the north
this evening
The new line of steamers marks an
epoch in the history of the shipping of
this port, j. Jepson. the senior mem
Der of the company, who has made the
first trip on the Ella, said today that
before the end of the year the company
expected to have six vessels on the run.
There are four steamers now en- route
from Germany which will be added to
the two boats operating between Puget
sound and Mexico and Central Amer"
lea. When all these boats are put on
the run bi-monthly calls will be made
instead of the monthly schedule now
in force, and the steamers Will go as
far south as Panama.
The Ella was built in 1890, is 1893 feet
long, as feet beam and draws "A feet
when loaded. Hydraulic cranes make
the handling of heavy freight easy and
noiseless. The passenger accommoda-
lions are ample and luxurious The
officers are German, the crew Chinese.
The Ella has aboard 800 tons Of coffee
for San Francisco and expects to bring
up hereafter 10000 punches of bananas
each trip from San Bias, and after
next January fully 10000 punches each
trim from Acapulco. The southbound
cargo is heavy, consisting of wheat and
coal from Puget sound and general
merchandise from San Francisco and
San Pedro
Among the passengers who arrived
here today are E. H. NJ. Moody, the
general agent in Europe for the Te-
huantepec National railway. and M.
Moore, the general manager of the
same line at Salina Cruz. Other pas
senpers were bound for San Diego and
Seattle.
The Ella will arrive on the south
bound trip April s.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
CENSUS BILL PASSES;
RULES ARE ATTACKED
Representative De ARM0ND
GRlLLS SPEAKER
LaVnaker Hints Democrats viii Not
Serve on Committee and Major
ity Leader Payne Becomes
Sarcastic

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The CEN
sus bill in its amended form was
passed by the house today after a live
ly attack on the rules by Representa-
tive De Almond of Missouri
The bill was passed at the last ses-
sion, but was vetoed by President
Roosevelt because of his objections to
the provision taking from the civil
service commission the power OF ap-
pointing the clerks.
Mr.. De Almond objected to a con-
sideration of the bill unless in COM
mittee of the whole. Under hint by
the speaker, Majority Leader Payne
moved a recess for thirty minutes.
This motion prevailed. On reconven-
ing rule was reported making 1t IN
order to consider the bill in the house
itself.
This afforded Mr.. De Almond an OPP
portunity to attack the rules and to
advocate the selection of the commit
tee on rules by the members and not
by the speaker, as at present.
In criticising the method of concern
trating power in the speaker Mr.. De
Almond declared the appointment or
Democrats on the rules committee was
not satisfactory to the Democratic
side. He said he was satisfied tnat
Mr. Broussard had been selected for
the committee without any intention
of representing the sentiments of the
Democratic side.
Mr.. Payne. in replying, said Mr.. De
Almond had given an eXhlpltlon OF
unreasonableness by his objection. he
charged the Missouri member with
trying to carry on the lost battle OF
Monday last" He condemned the
Democratic decision in regard to ac-
cepting committee appointments .,,,,
q
some Of the Democrats had become
$50 servile that they will yield to the
imperious demand that comes to them
and even violate the oath OF thelr 81
&C. bv refusing to serve on commit
tees" o,, -
An amendment by Mr.. Sterling OF
Illinois was agreed to, providing tne
appointments shall be made IN cor
formity with the law of apportion,,
ment among the states under the clVii
service act. ..oa
AS amended the bill was then passed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
HALF MILLION is PAID
FOR FIFTY B0RAX DEPOSITS
Company Believed to Be Identified
with "Rorax" Smith Makes Pur.
chase in Death Valley

SAN BERNARDINO, March 49,
Deeds We've filed here today transfer
ring about fifty claims of saline de-
posits in the lower end of Death Valley
to the Death Valley Chemical compa-
ny, the total consideration named in
the deeds amounting to 100000.
There is some mystery about the deal
but 1t is believed here that the Death
Valley Chemical company is merely a
holding company for the Borax Smith
interests.
The Death Valley Chemical company
filed its articles of Incorporation here
last November, and the authorized cap
ital was named as s1,0OO,OOO, the Off
GERS being: j. B. Maier, president; w
A. Kelly, vice president. and D. T.
Gardner, secretary and treasurer, al
residents of San Francisco and Oak
land.
Just what the deal portends is moi
known here. but it is believed there
are extensive development plans in
contemplation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
POLICE COURT PLAYS TO
CROWDED AUDIENCES DAILY
Number of Petty Offenders Arrested
Shows No Sign of Present
Diminutlon

PASADENA. March 1S.-Ine oil
,.i4t and neaceful Pasadena is deN@lc
q.iS,Sr q crime wave, or something VI
tbat sort for its police court Is playihs
- crowded audiences every norIills
.rodav George Folsom, who was arr 80
cd in Los Angeles for the larceny
t1,ree nIows from Prospect PARK RAM ~
ers was given ninety days III ~
oa,,,,+v iaii but sentence was suspellu-
cd on his promise to get OUT u ei
state at once The police say ois SUI
is not responsible for his actlohs an aIip
,.ecommended leniency on that accou
The case of Charles e. Miller, az
oueed of selling liquor in VIOLATION ol
the terms of his restaurant hceI I!31
1vas mt over until March ~ l. olilitli
made his bi-weekly appearance an ~,
comnlained that this town was ms
boodoo. This is his ninth appearances
On the same charge, that OF attempt
;na the life of Alfred Hutson, ana ne
is getting tired of the county jail me
tro7,hle this morning was that the at
tornevs in the case neglected 10
show up. 11..a.,o,, opd
Charles Smith. James Hudson anu anu
John Hill pleaded guilty in Juuse
Klamroths court to stealing sand from
the county roads and were hned 30
each. Sim Lawrence, suspected Oh
stealing a bale of hay, was arralgheo
ON a charge of vagrancy, to Whlch ne
nleaded guilty and for which ne was
sentenced to fifteen days in the county
iaiI His last appearance in court was
when he borrowed a Plymouth ROCK
rooster and did not even return the
faatberS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES

PASADENA. March 1S.-Miss Mildred
Peabody and Miss Louis Tantau, potn
of This CITY. won respectively first and
second prizes in the Fitz f. Beach ora
torical contest at Throop yesterday
The prizes are for $15 and $40 MISS
Peabody's selection was from BARRE 5
Little Minister" and Miss Tantau
1.-THE Black Horse and It's Rider.
Ernest DeKoven LeffingWell' the Arc
tic explorer, was the guest of honor at
a dinner given tonight by DR.. f. f.
Rowland. The guests include the sci
entists from the Carnegie observatory
and a number of prominent scientlhc
men now in the city.
DR. Charles F. Weigel of the FRIENDS
church will speak Sunday on sui
cides." 1t will be his first home address
for three weeks, he having been north
on an evangelistic trip.
Hunt & Gray, the Los Angeles archi-
tects who have the plans for the new
Throop buildings in preparation, an
nounce that the first building, the CEN
trail one of the group, will be begun
within a few days, the plans having
been completed. 1t will cost 100000.
Tickets for the Norris & Rove benet1t
circus performance. the proceeds Of
which go to the Knights of Pythias,
will be on sale Saturday at the store
of Jarvis & PrnZ.
Mrs. Emily T. Webb has been chosen
editor of the magazine the Shakespeare
club is to publish. In it will appear
many of the papers read before the
club, as we'll as a number of others on
current and literary topics. The assO-
ciate editors are Miss Louise Crawford,
Mrs Revel L. English Mrs Salisbury
and Miss Mida F. Webb.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
BOY
MYSTERY TO POLICE
Tells Story of Father Who Abandoned
Him, but Officers Are Unable
to Get Any Trace of
Man

SAN BERNARDINO. March ISIS
10-year-old Henry Fischer lying? That
is a question that the sehriff's office Is
today asking in connection with the
boys claims as to the disappearance OF
his alleged father, Charles Fischer. The
boy was picked up by the probation
officers some days ago, and told story
of being deserted by his father, with
whom he had just made the trip from
Searchlight, intending to go to Pomona
to meet his mining partner to get addi-
tional funds to carry on his mining OPP
erations. The boys story was so
straight the officers have been trying
to find the father, but got no trace OF
him.
A telegram today from Searchlight
states that Fischer is unknown there
to the officers Neither have the Off
GERS been able to find anyone at Po-
mona who knows anything of Banks,
the alleged mining partner Neither
has anyone been found who knows
Fischer or knows anything of his move
ments.
1t was at first thought after the in
vestigation had been carried on for
couple of days that Fischer may have
been murdered But the officers are
now inclined to the belief that the boy
is not truthful and will attempt to
make him confess as much. Who the
bow is and what his object is in telling
such a tale, if it is untrue, the officers
have not yet figured out.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-19
DELAYED WORK is BEGUN
ON MINER CONCESSION
Bio Dredger to Be Built and Fill OF
40 Acres to Be Carried to
Completion

SAN PEDRO. March 18.-That the
long delayed completion Of the Miner
fill in the outer harbor will soon be I'M
der way again is evidenced by the
contracts recently let by the United
iron works, building the dredger for
the outer Harbor Docking company.
with which corporation Lieut.. Miner is
connected. .
The E. X. Wood Lumber company is
now getting out the timbers Tor the
big dredger which will be built on the
Miner concession, and the Edison Elec-
trio company has prepared to furnish
electricity not only for the machine af Inc
shops during the construction OF the
dredge but the dredger itself during its
run early in July.
Before the summer is over it is be-
lieyed that work will be we'll under
way, and the 10 acres of tide and sub
merged land reclaimed for commercial
uses as soon as the work can be ac-
complished.
with the completion of this vast I'M
dertaking deep water commerce VIII
have ample accommodations in the
outer harbor