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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH
TO CONDUCT FANCY BAZAAR
Woman's Alliance Will Have Charge
of Sale-Prominent Persons
on Committee

The Woman's Alliance of the First
Unitarian church Will hold its annual
bazaar in the banquet room of the
Alexandria hotel the afternoons and
evenings of Monday and Tuesday, De-
cenber 6 and Z. Mrs. E. stanton Hod =
gin, Mrs. II. NJ. Binford, Mrs. Stoddard
Jess, Mrs. William Baurhyte and Mrs.
w. II. Fox will serve on the reception
committee.
The sofa pillow booth viii be i'm
charge of Miss A. n. Griffith and Mrs.
II. G. Chilson. The fancy work booth
has been arranged by Mrs. G. NJ.
Schmeiser, Mrs. G. l.. Michod and
Mrs. Il. $. Barnard. Mesdames II. 5.
Howland, A. A. Wheeler and Miss f.
Whiting have the rug booth. Mrs. j.
A. Walls, Mrs w S. UriOn and Mrs.
n. u. Conrey have charge of handker-
chiefs. The doll and doll clothing
booth has been stocked by Mrs. A. A.
Lewis and Mrs. II. w. Smell. Hun
dreds OF aprons have been made and
collected by Mesdames E. b. Thayer
and NJ d. Gilman. Mrs. G. w. Cries
and Mrs. q. w. Butler, assisted by the
young women of the church, will sell
home made candy The home cooking
table viii be presided over by Mes
danes b. b. Harris, II. c. Stratford
and j. b. Ware.
The 25-cent booth is in charge of
Mrs. A. NJ. Benton and Miss Isabelle
Bennett A mystery booth has been
prepared by Mrs NJ. McBroom and the
Misses Belle /. Smith and Winifred
Griffiths. There will be a gypsy tent,
where all kinds of good fortunes will
be predicted.
Mrs. A. A. Lewis is president of the
alliance and Mrs. Abby Fox Rooney
has had full charge of the arrange
ment of the bazaar. and assures to
every one a cordial welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

NEW YORK Dec. 4.-The cotton market
suffered from the usual November dullness,
hut with the advent of December we expect
n general increase in activity of business both
In snots and futures. This is evidenced by
nrivate reports and estimates that are COM
ing to the front in anticipation of the gov
ernment crop estimate to be made public
about December 10. Notable among the ng-
ures given out is the estimate of Joseph New
burg of 10 200 900 bales maximum This Is
attracting attention from the fact that his
last wears figures were 10, 600 bales. Among
other estimates of importance weer 10,5OO,OO
bales by the Commercal-Appeal of Memphis,
10 35O 600 by Clement Curtis & Co. of Chi
cago and 10, 4S6 900 by Miss Giles OF New
York Other estimates will soon be forthcom-
ing and since these may reasonably be as
sumed to foreshadow the government, the
market in the late days of the week became
much frmer. Liverpool stimulated TO
relieve some of her decline, although the es-
Inmates OF her traders averaged a million
trade to thinking, have called attention to
the possibilities Of the situation and to what
had been forgotten-namely, that the condi-
tion of the crop declined steadily from it's
planting in May to Its maturity in Septem-
ber, and to the further fact that the acreage
was officially reported nearly per cent under
that of last year. receptive state of mind
is being created for other low crop estimates
for a small census ginning report up to De-
cember and for a small return by the depart
inent Of agriculture on December 10. When
once the idea that this latter is to be around
10, 900 900 is well under way the probabilities
favor an advance Of some $50 to 200 points
Following is range of quotation today:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
HORSE DEALER CHARGES
RANCHMAN WITH SLANDER
Charles Heyndrekx Brings Suit Against
J. P. Goytino in Amount
of $4,000

Alleging that slanderous statements
concerning him were made on numer-
Gus occasions by j. p. Goytino, veal
thy ranchman, Joseph Charles Heynd-
lekX, a we'll known horse dealer, filed
suit i'm the superior court yesterday
against Goytino demanding aggregate
damages of $4,000. Heyndrekx claims
his business and social reputation has
been damaged to a much greater eX-
tent than the amount demanded.
1t is charged that Goytino, during the
trial of a cruelty to animals case in a
Pasadena justice court, in converse
tion with n. w. thinner. Robert Mitch
ell, j. C. Rossiter and DR.. A. B. Ellis,
in october and November of this year.
asserted that Heyndrekx was an eX-
convict and that he had pictures of
HeyndrekX dressed in convict garb. An
ether allegation is that Goytino swore
falsely to a complaint against Heynd-
rekx in Justice Bulkley's court at
Lankershim, and that the horse dealer
was arrested and placed in the county
iail,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
TRY THIS
Home Cure

Used while you sleep, pouring a gentle
current Of galvanic electricity into the
wornout and rundown body. This is
the only Electric Rectal Dilator manu-
factured and combines a mild current
of electricity with dilatation, and posi-
lively cures where drugs and patent
medicines have failed. If you suffer
from Weak Back, Inactive Kidneys,
rheumatism, Constipation, Nervous
Debility Sexual or Prostate Troubles,
ELECTRO-THERMO DILATORS will
cure your aches and pains and restore
you to perfect health and strength.
Four dilators and one battery constl-
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tive guarantee. A treatment so simple
is worthy of trial. Call at our office
and examine these appliances. Consult
tation strictly confidential. If you cam
not call write for free illustrated book
let. ELECTRO-SURGTCA APPLl-
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man building, All South Main street,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05


III West Third street. Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Dec 4.-The Record-Herald says:
"Scalping operations on the part CT the
large professional spectators comprised tho
bulk of the business in wheat. Values moved
within moderate limits lndisposition on the
part Of the larger trade interests, as well as
or the part OF the general public to take a
hand in the market was again "A prominent
characteristic. Local and northwestern specu-
lators again took advantage Of the situation
and forced values higher Most of them We're
resellng, thus causing a reaction late in the
day. Bartett-Patten were principally credited
To Lewis and his local northwest followers as
having bought nearly 100000 bushels early
and selling on the bulge. Continued uncer-
tainty in regard to the outcome of the north
western labor trouble prevails. Estimates py
a prominent milling authority indicates a Wlh-
ter wheat crop promise at this time OF ABOUT
517, 900 OOO against 423,0Q00OO bushels last mar
vested,
Corn ruled stronger most Of the day nut
reacted at the lost on realizing sales that were
Influenced by the closing uneasiness IN Wheal'
the lack of shipping demand for corn, ana the
indications that forwardngs from the country
were limited only by the available car supply;
Private wire houses were fairly persistent ana
important buy $ Of the May corn during the
morning,
An unusually large business was done IN
oats The receipts continued hght, anu lhe
shipping demand was excellent. with TINS as
a basis spectators continued to add to their
lines and quite a large number OF shof'S
covered.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
ARRANGE FOR DEDICATION
OF MEMORIAL CHAPEL

The Menhell Memorial chapel which
has Just been completed at the Nc
Kinley Industrial Home for Boys and
is the gift of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Men
nell. 946 Bonnie Brae street, Will be
dedicated Sunday afternoon, December
IL, at o'clock
rhe dedication address and presenta-
tion of gift will be made by Rev. E a.
Healy. and Valentine Peyton will eX-
nress the thanks of the society to Mr.
and Mrs. Mennell
The prayer of dedication win be by
REV. Hugh X. Walker and quartet
from the Y. M. c. A. VIII turhlsh
music. There will also be instrumental
music by the Mckinley Boys band
George Isbell leader.
The San Pedro car via Gardena goes
directly past the home THESE cars
leave Los Angeles on the hour from
Third and Hill streets. The public Is
invited 10 visit the homo on this ln-
terestinG occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Market RANGES
Northern Securities

SAN FRANCISCO Dec 4,-TradinG on the
excnange this morning was about the widest
in many months. Spring Valley Water was
lhe stock that was wanted and on heavy pu '-
chases was boosted from i4% to AZ, the clos
ing sales and bids being at So. A favorable
turn in the companys affairs with the city
ot"claIs was responsible for the move. Asso-
dated OIL WAS also active, and after opening
with sales at 541a made new high record Of
i5 subsequently weakening to sales and
offerings at "a near the close The balance
If the stocks and the honds, outside of Spring
valley Water IS, which were higher and
active at 92, were about Of yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
clsarino House Statement

NEW YORK, Dee 4.-The statement OF
clearing house banks for the week shows
the banks hold SI7li,65O more thah the re-
r,,,ire,uents of the 25 per cent reserve rule,
This Is a decrease of S1.599,225 in tho pro-
portionate cash average as compared. with
iats week The statement follows: Loans
81 1872 703, 100 decrease S3,374,OOO. Deposlts'
e. t6S62q 500 decrease S6, $50, 800 Circula-
lion s5gSS9, 500 decrease s75,700. Legal
tenders. $50. .2OS,7OO, increase S1,0Sh9OO;
specie, S2S0.6GS 400, decrease s4422'2OO Re
serve s2Qg.S7210O. decrease SO, $4,000 Re-
serve required, S292157,45O decrease ST.
.O75 Surplus. $1714,64O, decrease ST.
100 900 Ex-U. $. deposits, S7l3S'l00 de-
crease s1.59S, 500 The percentage of actual
rasorvc of tho clearing house hanks today
was 25.S7
Tho statement of banks and trust com
NAMES of Creator New York not reporting
to the clearing house shows these mSsitu-
lions have aggregate deposits of S1.226.221,-
400 total cash on hand, s1401sIooO; loans
amounting to S11SS,441S00.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business
today was as follows: Trust funds-Gold
coin SS7S77S,S69; silver dollars, $4S6,26O,-
900: silver dollars of 1890, $3979,0oO; silver
certihcates outstanding, s4S6,260,00O Gen
SkIt current liabilities, $1O,OS79l4; working
balance in treasury offices, $2S,673,6SOi in
hanks TO credit OF treasurer, $36,7OO'672;
subsIdiary silver coin, Sl5,755,29Oi minor
coin, st.141,667; balance in general FUND
e .
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Morninu Sales

10 Central Nat Bk at $50; 50 Am Pet Co.
com at rs; 10 do b 30 at n; 10 Associated Oil
Co at 54.5O do at 800; 10 do at 5AOO; 10 do
b 80 at $3.50 10 do at 53s7i4; 1000 Cleveland
oil at 28A 1000 do at 20; 10 Mex p Ltd pfd
at 6S; 80 Mex Ltd com at $3.50; 80 do at
3O37l2; 100 Palmer OH Co at 81; 100 do at 50,
1000 Section Six at J9 40 Union at 1875; 10
do at 103S7la; 1 Provident at ll3. OFF board
l Associated OIL at 81; 10 San Diego Home
at 25
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
LOS ANGELES HERALD: MORNING DECEMBER s. 1909
SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUIT

) Shipments of oranges and lemons g
) from Los Angeles Thursday, Dec. 2, g
D were II carloads of oranges and IA of g
) lemons. Total to date there were 40S g
} carloads shipped, of which 271 were 9
, lemons. Last season to date there g
) were shipped SIS carloads, of which Q
) 37G were lemons. &"
. Shipments from POrterYille and other "
) northern districts for Nov. 20, 30, "
) and Dec. ], were 113 carloads, total g
> of 1924 for the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
PIaninq Mill improvements

MONROVIA, Dec. 2,-Fhe Monrovia Planning
Mil company is making plans to enlarge its
plant on West Orange street. The addition
will be built TO the west Of the main build
ing and will be equipped for the manufacture
OF light furniture.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Schooner is Stranded

EMDEN, Germany. Dee. 4,-The
schooner Hans, bound for England and
loaded with iron ore, stranded today
near Borkum. The entire crew with
'he exception of a boy was lost.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
New York Bonds

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII
SON 312 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
member san Francisco and eastern ex-
changes
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES

Los ANGELES, Dec, 4.-Bank clearings
were 81, 34O OOG.G9, increase Of 1865 3SS,O3 as
compared with the corresponding date Of last
year. Following is d comparative statement:
1907.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
New York Stocks

Special service to Tho Herald by f. F.
Hutton Co, 112 West Third street mem.
bers New York Stock exchange
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-FolloRing we're quo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
wing is range OF quotations today:

Lose a good-pay tenant. or boarder? Lat
a want ad help ycu TO take 1t like philose-
pher,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by Il. f. Hut
ton & Co. members Chicago board OF trade
III West Third street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Listed Stocks
CALIFORNIA
MEM Work COTTON

Special service to The Herald by q. r. Hut
ton & Co. l12 West Third street. Los Angeles
members eastern exchanges.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-07-09
GREAT OIL COMPANY
Has Been Formed In Mexico With a
Capital of $25,5oo,ooo.

San Antonio, Texas, July 2-Mo-
mentous changes are taking place in
the business world of Mexico which
presage gigantic industrial strug-
gle or another sweeping industrial
victory. Announcement is made by
Governor Landa y Escandan of the
federal district of new oil company
that has been formed with a capital
stock of $25,5OO,OOO, which will take
over the Weetman Pearson interests
and practically have all the oil con-
cessions in Mexico. The personnel
of this company comprises men high
in official iiffe--in Mexico, including
relatives of President Diaz.
For some time bitter warfare has
been waged between the Standard Oil
company and the Pearsons of London,
represented by Sir Weetman Pear
son. This fight has centered for the
control of the great oil field of Tam
pico which is said to be the greatest
in the world. Owing to his connec-
ton with the government Sir Weet,
man Pearson is supposed heretofore
to have had the better of the con-
test. However, he has denied that
the new company will take over his
interests and Mexican officials have
affirmed it, a break seems to have
been precipitated.
1t is announced that the new COM
pany will carry on the fight against
the Standard Oil company. Mean
while, E. H. Hartman is pushing his
railroad on the west coast of Mexico
to completion and is projecting a new
railroad from San Antonio to the
City of Mexico down the east coast,
and it is limited that he will be a pow
erful ally with the Standard Oil COM
pany since their interests have been
friendly in the past.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-07-09

versity maintains five well-equipped
departments, each with its own espec-
tally adapted buildings. From a stu
dent enrolment of 221 the first year,
it has now reached a total of 2573.
The present is the greatest era of ex-
pansion in the Institutions history,
and how to provide for the large in
flux of students with the scanty
means provided is a difficult problem
for the board of regents to solve. In
their care for the interests of the Uni
versity and in their endeavors to
subserve and promote them, they
should have the hearty cooperation
and backing of the people of Texas,
whose servants they are. More and
more the University is winning its
way into the confidence and affection
of our people. 1t richly deserves
their support and devotion to its in
terests.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-07-09
BARRED IF NO CHILDREN
St. Louis to Have First Apartment of
Its Kind In America = To Cost
Four Hundred Thousand.

st. Louis, Mo-, July 1.-The first
apartment house to be erected in the
United States where families without
children will be barred will be locat-
ed here and will cost 100000 It
will be erected in the most exclusive
part of town, adjacent to the two big
apartment houses where children will
not be received.
The apartments will be named after
the city and there will be no limit to
the number of children in any family
though each family must have one
child before being domiciled.
Every girl baby born in the struc-
ture will win for its parents one
months rent free, and the parents of
every new born male child will re-
ceive two months rent receipt. The
babes also will be remembered. Each
will get years privilege in the nur-
sery with perfect care by trained
nurse. The apartment will be equip
ped with a general nursery.
Each suite of rooms will be fitted
up with a play room; besides this
there will be large playroom in the
basement and competent instructors
will teach the coming generations va
rious forms of physical culture. A
| dancing room also will be operated
for the exclusive use of the children,
and teachers will give lessons twice
week free.
S. D. Lederer, real estate broker,
evolved the plan for the new form of
apartment house and organized the
syndicate which is backing the ven
ture The building will be eight
stories, fire-proof, and will have fifty
| four apartments.
Il feel that the apartment house
for children will fill a real want" "
said Mr. Lederer tonight. There
are too many apartment houses in
the country where children are bar
red. Every tenant will have to show
the goods before we rent him suite.
We don't care how many children he
has, the more the merrier, for we feel
that every tenant having children
there can be no complaint from the
other tenants because of noise.
1--WE also believe that married peo-
pie with children are the most staple
citizens and are less liable to move.
They are the best rent payers, too,
as rule.
when a mother wants to go out
shopping or to the theater, she can
leave her children in the playroom,
or in the nursery with the trained
nurse, with perfect safety. The old
cry that children are detriment to
an apartment and that they will do
more damage than the revenue justi-
fies, is all bosh. We believe the in
vestment is a good one and that the
new plan will become popular in
other cities as well as here"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-07-09
HILLS BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Hills Business College stands in the
forefront of Texas institutions. Tween
ty-six years of successful work are
behind Other schools are new and
untried in comparison. 1t has seen
every other business college in the
state start, and many of them give up
the ghost. Hills stands today, and
holds its commanding position. be-
cause it started right. The standard
was set high at the beginning, and
has never been lowered. Thorough
ness and efficiency in everything
this explains the remarkable history
of this school. The South is filled
with men of affairs whose large sue
cess is attributable to the training re-
ceived in Hills Business College.
You can do as well. You will have
the same advantages, and better. And
the opportunities in the world of bust
ness are still as greater, and greater.
These opportunities await the young
men who get ready for them; they
only reap the harvest. By the scores
they are now entering Hills Business
College to make the preparation.
Why not you? AS fast as our stu
dents are ready, they are placed in
good positions. Three placed last
week We could Mace YOTT todaV
were you ready. Don't delay. not
even for day. A $50 life scholar
ship in bookkeeping, or in shorthand
and tyepwriting, S42.50; in telegraphy
and station work, $35; bookkeeping,
shorthand and typewriting, all to-
gether, only SIS; tuition by the
month, $3.50; mail course, $40. Our
shorthand is the quickest and easiest
learned. Address R. H. Hill, Waco
Texas, or Memphis, Tenn.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-07-09
Threats Made BY Wholesale.

Union City, Tenn, July Judge
Jones of the circuit court received a
very threatening letter written or
mailed from st. Louis in which he
was told he would be assassinated if
it took ten years to do it; that the
entire jury that recently found the
eight night riders guilty of murder
in the first degree would also be
killed; that the court house at Union
City would be blown up; that the
city would be in ashes and the streets
would flow in blood, and other sim
liar threats were made 1t will be
remembered that Judge Jones tried
the night riders who were found
guilty. He looks upon the letter as a
bluff.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-07-09
ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER WILL
VANISH.

Everybody knows that Hyomei
cures catarrh. But there are many
sufferers from asthma and hay fever
who don't know that Hyomei will give
them instant relief and if used reg
ularly, permanent cure.
But Bratton knows so well what
Hyomei will do that he guarantees it
to cure catarrh, hay fever and asth-
ma.
Surely it's worth a trial on that
basis, and why people continue to
choke and wheeze and spit and hawk
and shuttle when certain cure is at
hand is beyond the comprehension of
human intelligence.
When you breathe Hyomei deep in
to young lungs you breathe exactly
the same pleasant antiseptic balmy
air that you would breathe in the for
ests of pine and eucalyptus of inland
Australia.
''Doctoring and remedies never
helped my hay fever, till used Hyo-
mel. 1t gave me great relief. and has
my endorsement. Louis A. Grobe,
Flint, Mich.
Complete Hyomei outfit is only 81,
and extra bottles 50 cents. A Hyo-
mel outfit consists of Hyomei, hard
rubber inhaler, medicine dropper and
full instructions for use. Just breathe
it in and get immediate relief.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-07-09
TO VISIT NEW ENGLAND
Next Week Will Be an Exceedingly
Bury One For President Taft.
The Outlined Program.

Washington, D. c., July 3.-An ex-
ceedingly busy week is in prospect
for President Taft Leaving the cap
ital this evening, he will proceed di-
rect to Beverly, Mass, where he will
see his family settled for the sum-
mer. Monday morning he will go
from Beverly to Norwich, Conn.,, to
attend the celebration of the two
hundred and ftftieth anniversary of
the founding of the city. From Nor
wich the president will go to the
Lake Champlain region to take part
in the great tercentenary celebration.
After spending three days in Platts,
burg, Burlington and other places in
their vicinity he will return to Wash,
ingion Thursday night.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-07-09
CASE WAS TRANSFERRED
Indications Are Walter King, Charged
With EmbezzIement of Bank
Money, Expects AcquittaI.
(Herald Specially

Fort Worth, July 2.-On motion of
the defendants attorneys this morn
ing the case of the State vs. Walter
King, assistant cashier of the Wag-
goner Bank and Trust company, being
charged with embezzlement of the
banks money, was transferred from
the Forty-eighth district court to the
Seventeenth district court. Judge
Bucks docket in the former court is
filled for weeks ahead, while the
criminal cases in the latter court
will be set next Monday. This move
on the part of the defendant is be,
lieved to mean an effort will be made
for as early trial as possible, as the
attorneys are confident of an acquit-
tai.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-07-09
WACO SALOON MEN TO MOVE.
7rhsS 2'< WIN GO From the Residence to
Business Section.

Waco, Texas, July Conforming
to the provisions of the new city
charter, the beer sal oons in the resi-.
dence district are all preparing to re,
move to the business section by July
%, and it is understood that there
will be no exceptions and no contest
will be made. Some will go out OF
business entirely, while others will
charter, the beer saloons in the resi-
dence section, but will stop selling
beer. The change will affect probab,
ly a hundred places within the city
limits, and there is quite a demand in
the business section for small build,
ings in which to locate some of these
beer saloons, though, as stated, some
will go out of business.