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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08

clones. No es possible que esta Camara
permita que solamente en- Vieques con-
tinue Ia an6malfa situaci6u de que su
juzgado municipal este cubierto en- la
forma que 10 estan los juzgados de paz
del resto de la isla de P Rico.
Coll Cuchy-Jos6. Para eyitar ESQ es
la enmienda. -.
= Tisol. Pero tssga su seiOria Hsegu
ridad de que con esto Sc pone up obsta-
,colo que puede hacer 'fracasar ell proyec-
to. Dejando en- el proyecto que sostengo
la clausula de que Sc haga ahora Ell nom.
bramiento de esos funcionarios de acuer-
do con ell Consejo Executive. damos una
nueva garantia puesto que en- ell Consejo
tenemos amigos y correligionarios que
puedan defender nuestro prop6sito, por
mas que estoy seguro de que el goberua-
dor atendera d la logica y d Ia justicia y
nombraria sempre 4 un unionista, cual-
Quiera que sea. pero TN unionista al fin
81 venimos con imposiciones. 81 venimos
ahora poner al gobernador que ha de ha-
Ger csc uombramiento en- una texitura
violenta, yo lie aseguro su sehoria que
Sc perderi todo ell buen proposito de
ese bill. Y 81 Sc trata de dar una bata-
/ la al gobierno d al gobcrnador: 81 e ira
ia de seguir adelante con los buenos pro-
p6sitos de defender nuestros derechos
que son los del pueblo de P. Rico no
tengan cuidado sus sehorias, cue cIando
sea ESQ necesario. cusndo ls bstalla lie
gue.yo no ser6 eI iiiimo cue este al Iado
de mi=' compaheros de Ia Csmara para
ir con ellos. para casE con ellos, cuando y
COM o SEA necesario Pero no Sc tome
. como pretexto este bill que en- esa ease no
Sc va resolver NADIA y por sl contrario a
hacer perjuicio los vecihos de aquella
isla que tienen tanto deTecho. en- csts
case mas darecho que naiie. q que esta
Clmara uaionis,s les ayude Y les Proteia
para salir De IA tremenia injgstisia cen
que Sc ven rastigaIos tenieado que so..
poT;ar IN .2ez contra gu yCIuntad, con-
tra Ia e1pse.a yolantad ds.un pueblo qae
brazo i brazo. lriunf5 he-mosameats ea
IA Ultima lgcha clsc;oral ha.;sado t9ia
clase de sac-itic;2s. Pii5 ples 1 Ia Ci-
mara que Csc P-oyscio Sc ap-aebs = cue
mis- eompsasros re;iraa Ia enui-nGa PIE
.sn;als. Ct nom5-s uii5. pa59 c5a aayo-
d.reeho en- uoubrs De ugsst-9s hsrma-
nos de- vie4aes q. pr primera sea a-a5e
4 n9so,-7s s9lic.ts15a i,:s,i-.a y eIsvaei2
hae.a "a Csnsra u3scaists IA h5s'.s san
,a dr 81 pr5tat3 ra,riatisuo.......
r sPsas-r dc!i Ia p-s.iisas.s a dsla
radb U7uinElss 3 arglmsn,a una mo.
ei6 para que pa7s ora lsI e. proyessO al
eumaE de ler4laei51. para que ssa IN
-. -. II --..- 80. -. Il ..--..s.. - A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08

HOTEL "HORIENTE". ".-Propietaria
Emilia Ramirez Vda. de Masferres. HUI
macao, P. R. P. O.,Box 20, calle del
Comercio: 'Bahos de ducha q toda ho-
"a, ......-.-.-... 90 " a..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08

-SOMBRERoS PARA SENORAS
muy elegantes y a .precios slumamente
m6dicos los acaba de recibir La Tiendi-
ia de JoseTa Echavarria, al lado del
ayuntamiento. Vende tambien efectos
religiosos y preciosa postales. San Juan
Roy 216
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COLOCAClON. - Desea colocarse
una seiiorita 1squigrafa, con conoci.
mientos de ingIes y maquIlla. Para in
nformes dirigirse a la Gale de la Cru.
No. 20, altos. Gan Juan.P. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
Baratillo. Baratillo.

Baratillo de eneajes y cuellos. Bara-
tfllo de camisas y casimires. Baratllo
de paraguas y capas.' Baratillo de Ca
mas colchones. Baratillo de driles de
hio Baratilo, Bararillo. EN- Ell CGELo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
]. I. SILVA BANKING & COMMERCIAL COMP.

SAN JUAN AND AGUADILLA, P. .R.
Branch in Paris. de la Msdoin,
Bill and Letters of Credit on all cities in the world.
Cable transfers. loans made collections deposits
All matter banking and carefully mangei
All profitable business solicited
CORRESPONDENTS OF
Credit Lyonna London Paris Madrid Barcelona
Banque Iransalanique Paris
Societe Generate Paris
American Express Co. York
G. Amsinck & Co. New York
H. B. HoIna & ~ New York,
Walls Fargo Bank Francisco California
National Bank of Commerce " Kansas City
GENERAL AGENTS Or
Norwich Union Fire InsuranceS Society Norwch
British American Assurance Company Toronto Canada
Cuban STEAMSHIP Company
Compagnie Generates Transatlantque
international Lloyd. Marine Assurance Co. Berlin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-24
ORDERS To RAILROADS
ISSUED BY BOARD
Proposed Order Relating 10
Short and Long Hands Made
Effective Today

The corporation commission This
morning issued an oric3 earning iu.
10 effect the provisions OF voposel
order 10. 50 which prohibits an trans.
mission and transportation com
psHies from receiving greater con-
peusatlou for shot than l0nge
uauls whore tAe shorter is included
within the long d haul
1he commission also issued an or
der requiring the Frisco 10 stop Us
man line passenger trains al Cam
alon. Ia LeFlore cCJnty. on and after
october 20th
Four orders We're issued by the
commission today citing the Frisco
railroad o appear before the com
mission on October II and show
cause for violating the commission
order i'm failing 10 file copies OF four
neW ariiis with the commission un-
10 after the tariffs had become ef.
.actiVe The Santa Fu was also cited
again to answer 10 Tie same charge
George p Player ei phone expert
for the commission, lodged complaint
with The commission charging the
Western Union and postal Telegraph
CON anies with violating order SO.
l56 for failure to file d report show.
ug the physical valuation Of thet
property in Oklahoma
u T. Dodd and other citizcns OF
Melville in Alfalfa county. today
1dgcl complaint with .he commission
aaf thc Frisco he required 70 build
depot at that place
The commission issued an order
requiring inc Midland Valley railroad
oompany TO build new depot at
san Bois switch. ia Tulsa county by
November first
Tho Frisco .osd IS also required
o build delot and place an agent
II Caiale lrcat.d midway between
Broken Arrow and Tulsa.
The Orient road is cited 20 arp
pear on October d. 20 answer t1 The
ol4rge of violating order SO ! of ihc
commission which requires tho rail-
rrals to loep ticket windows opon
M loast ar hcur before train time
custer CITY cifizep- alcee thar ih'
agonf thero ha been oueuuc ihf
ticket window mf ton minutes prioi
Is rrain in,a ana some times doe.
ect scll fickots 81 AT
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The Markets
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.

Kansas CHS. sept 2t-Caule re
e.p.s $500. including 1000 south
-rns. esterday steady aeak. choice
e1p1rt and dressed beef steers $3.50
70 sz5 fair 20 go0l S4T5 to 6Z5s
western steers $50 10 40 stock
efs and feeders g to $40. southern
steers 1926 10 415. southern COWS
1925 10 375. native cows S-Z5 to
4f0 native heifers s. 70 $50. bulls
$3.50 20 5.75. calves $3.50 10 75a.
Hogs receipts $500, market steady
70 Joe hi-aer; top $s35. bulk 81
sales $3.50 70 s-5 heavy }Sl5 ,o
1856 packers anil butchers 1885 t0
So. light $50 % 61Z, pigs s. u
55
Sheep. receipts 10000; market
e't-1s - weak lambs $3.50 % e-6l,
searhngs S4.15 to 5-3 wethers S4Z5
70 s., ewes 81 e 4s9. stockers and
eedefs S545 TO {5
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COTTON

New Orleans sep' a. spot cot
% yes day firm 5la higher Md y
sic Sales, spot 1906 10 arrive 100
rutures opened teaiE, unchanged
points higher News from other
markets was sfli mesgfe and only o
.N reports Ware receipts from the
oIntrt bur tlo were uuiayorable
n0ugh 70 keep prices up Ten points
The news service MAS established
in the afternoon aal pices took on a
stih advance OBJ ports from Misis
irpi and Louisiana Whicl Indicated
ey,n more seriJu BARN % the crop
than at first thought The c9rcen
Oh opinion was flaf the crop had
seen cut hall a million bales b3 the
storm OF the first ol the week and
ia this conviction prices were sent
up 10 a level 3 20 36 points over
Wednesdays last quotations There
gere new high levels for .he oason.
lhe entire list was sent above Tho
l3c mark The market closed stesdf
4t net advance Of - 70 81 points.
Close
sept. sl312. Oct sl3o3 Nov
g3IS, Dec $l321; Jan }l3 -
March $l34G, May $l3.5Z
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q - - nefeatea

SeH Tels se -s-N-u York ar a.
Teasing CHI caeo passed ahead 0f Clef-
lsu1 Is tle American league race.
Sore R g. T
Chicago ...-. lUI 18 n0I-- =
NrW York .-. e- 200 1A-f ll Z
Uatte1e Walsh. Oms Esd and SUI
lYau. Lake and Sweeney.
summary -Tao base hits Chase
Gar uer knight three base his
Irlgher.y. struck ou' 1y Walsh g. 3.
LeEe & base On balls off Walsh z
aff Lake
Second game BH z
Chicago ...... 0lV 9na 998-l . 2
New York - G0l 0.4 00#-- lf
b les-Whlte Cimstead and 8
Paeue quinn and sReenex
summary Two base hi s. Quinn
Knighl Austin 3 three base bits
Clase struck ou' by Oims'ead g by
Quinn 3. base on balls. of Quinn
Us a4tc 2
Umy.res- KERN and Connolly
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Hutchinson. Kas. After trying
loctors and different medicines for
Kidney bladder and rheumatic trou
5le Halls Texas Wonder cured me
Is the best medicine on Garth
Walter r Perry. % $ Main street
sold by all druggists.
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GUILTY or MURDER.

NcAlestcr. Okla Sept 2i-Aaron
Meems was found guilty by a jury
n the supelior court Of the murder
OF Mary Ais, al Hartshorne three
months arc and sentenced to life
irufisoumcut ia ne lte peniton
tiary.
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APPEALS TO HIGHER COURT

Alien Block who was fined $50
and sentenced 10 sixty dafs Ia ial'
COR violation of The prohibition law IN
Beaver county today appealed his
'ase 10 thr criminal court OF appeil
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Dener. Sept "A Denver closed the
eason here by winning a ten inning
lame from Wichita. 6to 3
Wichita .... 100 000 O02 0-5 s 3
Jcnyer ...... 900 400 0l0 l-6 10 3
Battories Shackelford and Jokerst
}ohanon and Haas.
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- q q CURES
80 - - OLD SORES

II old simply flesh at
particular woli b natter remedy directly
TO the place that would kill the diseased
removed by surgical operation and effected But the
old local
which a tlo
Ia
deposit Of which the circulation Old
by purifying blood 1t
the circulation completely
S. cleansed blood, 5
healing process begins
charge the Inflammation leaves and tho fills
healthy flesh Under the purifying ani
built whose health
oil will be doubly benefited
and Ulcers and any medical advice to all who
IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, Ga.
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Chicago. Sept Wheat prices
ieclined still lower yesterday under
liberal realizing sales by leading
loldesi At the close the met losses
yere ~ 10 SIS 70 3-sc Corn and
yats followed wheat in Cos downward
curse, but provisions held steady
The whole wheat market n gem.
.ral was weak Several OF .Aa lead
M longs scll freely an day Foreign
md domestic news was almost en-
irely IN favor OF the bears The
ange for the September delivery dur
NJ the da. was between Sl.O3 ~ and
gl.O5 IA and for December 9S 5-s TO-
"a and SO 5S AT the close prices
we're only e irifle above the lowest
1oinl September being al sl03 o-s
md Dccembtr M IS rs to 80.
The cem market was subjected 20
eueral selling pressure all day oN
ing to the failure of killing trosls
o materialize iu the corn belt. The
market closed almost at he bottom
tth prices down - 10 3-4c com
Jared vtth Yesterdays final figures.
Oats were boarishly affected. The
september delivery was relatively
Trmcr than the deferred months.
nrires It the close were unchange
o IA to 3bc lower.
Provisions weakened in sympathy
With tae break IN grain. AT the close
rices were 5c lower 10 2 higher
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

@licsg0. sept 2l-Chicago ans
prooken broke even In double
header tine visitor winning 'he lir
game 4 % and fhe locals taking tbs
cord by the same score.
Score. r Fl T
Chicago - 1Ha 0G0 COOL
b o0kisn 30l 600 0n0i S !
+ teres- Scawenk Reglbach art
Norau scanlon and b. gen
summary Two base hits. Lennon
Holman. base on balls OF Schwenk
scanlon 3 ruck or by sehwens
: Reulhach scanlOn 9
Umpire Johnstgne
Second gamc-- x n =
Chicago ........ gg0 0Zg 90.
Brooklyn one 600 0o0-1 40 .
Batteries Hagerman and Moran
Hunter and Marshall
summary TWO base hits Moran
Mcmillan struck our. Hagerman 2
Hunter 8
Umpire -Johnst0nn
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Dos Mofncs. sept p Miller's bril-
liant pitching won for Des Moines.
Score Il II. f.
ncs M0inns 49,. 03l 100 01a 2 8
sioux Clty ... 600 900 00l -
batteries Miller and Lewis; John
ON and Townc.
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burg. Sept "a Piusbu Bos
ION game postponed, rain
Now York. sept - New York woi
10th games Of a double header, tn
rrst bY score Of 3 90 g. and ih'
ecund II 20 ..
Score. r II D.
Vew York ~ g0l ol0 0l0 s l3
t Louis ..... 600 o10 600 9 q
Batteries Wiltse and Meyer. VII
u. Raleigh BeIard and Phelps
summary-Lase on balls Off Wits
Raleigh Bernard 2 struck out
Niltse 2. Bernard 2.
umpires B-ennsn and O'Day
second game RHE
New York ~ l03 03i l0-12 IA +
T. Louis ........ l2l D0l 90 10 e.
called account 81 darkness.
Batteries Klawitter. Marquard an
Wilson. Sullivan, Mel,er Higgins an
hss
Summary Two base hits. Bridwell
0yle base on balls Sullivan 2. Nell
y Higgins Q. Klawit er 5, MarQuar
struck out by Melter :, Higgn
KlaRitter 2
lmpIres o. Day nd Brennan.
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Cincinnati Sept 2i-Cmcinnai
'ased mleerably in the field error
CURING in nearly an the runs SEQ
Z by Philadelphia
Score K " l.
ncuuau - 600 2O9 000- Z
Philadelphia GOO 322 3Ol-12 II ,
batteries Ewing. Carmichael an
Roth. PauVts, McQuillen, Corridoi
md Doom
SUMMARY Two base hits, Egan
Isse on balls of Ewing T. Carm.c.
Il 2. McQmIlen 2 struck out by Ev
ue 3 Carmichael +, Corridor Q
Umpi.es KLEIN and Emslie
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Pueblo Sept q Topeka took th,
at game Of thc season ON the loca
round from Pueblo
~cppkl 2fO 030 00O-G Q o
tuoblo ....... 002 600 600 2 40
batteries Ashles and kerns. swit
.algaHo and Williams
Lincoln Sept q Lincoln won both
ames of double header from Oma
H3 here
Score II /
ai1coln .... ono 020 0l'
Omaha ..... 021 00l 600
Batteries Farfhng and NunemaA
d Hollenbcck and Gonding
Seculd game Il II r
Lincoln ....... Otu G20 IT 10 +
Omaha 800 600 o r 8
q me called on account.of darkness
tate-iea Nagle. MeGrath and Sui
ivan Nanomaker Patton. Lower an
adm1n
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pitb burg. Sept "a Pitisbu 3 Bos
son game postponed. rain
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Lincoln Sept q Lincoln won bott
sames of double header from Oma
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
SPORTS

Long Beach high school defeated at
football by Whittier high by score of
10 to g. Section 3, PAGE 3
Riverside Rugby team is defeated by
Los Angeles high school with score of
IS to g. Section g. PAGE 8
Poly wins second game Of Rugby foot
bail yesterday when school blanked
Pomona college, Section g. PAGE 4
Old time ring fighter talks; Patsy Car
diff tells OF time he fought John L.
to a draw. Section g. PAGE 2
Batting and fielding averages of Pacific
Coast leaguers up to today.
Section 3. PAGE 2
Oakland wins see-saw game from Yer
non. Section 8. PAGE 2
Rifle shooting on the increase in
Southern California. Section 8, PAGE
Trolley league is nearing hot finish Of
seasons games. Section g. PAGE 4
ouakers lose to Barristers at football by
score of 20 to 0. Section 8. PAGE 8
Tigers even up worlds championship
series with Pittsburg. Section B. PAGE l
Howard spiked in game between Seals
and Angels at Chutes park. putting
him out Of play for season.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
PLAYS WITH MATCH
AND DIES OF BURNS
CHILD AT BAKERSFIELD Is
VICTIM OF FIRE
Four-Year-Old Girl Meets Horrible
Death While Mother Is Out
Visiting Neighbors-Suf-
fers Agony

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Oct. 9.-Four-
year-old Lillian Helliker died at 1880
this morning as a result of burns sus-
tained yesterday afternoon while play
ing with matches.
Mrs. Helliker had stepped out to visit
a neighbor and the child, who had been
playing in an adjacent yard with other
children, slipped away from her COM
panions and returned home during her
mothers absence.
In the kitchen she found some
matches and took them to the yard to
play with.
Suddenly the child shrieked with
pain and neighbors saw her run, pill
lar of flame, around the house to the
front porch.
A neighbor reached the little one
first and wrapped her apron around the
child smothering the flames and burn
ing her hands in beating out the fire.
Little Lillian's whole right side from
her ankle to her head was terribly
burned and she had inhaled the flames.
She died in terrible agony.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
HILL PLANNING PACIFIC
OUTLET FOR BURLINGTON
Great Northern Chieftain Quoted a
Saying That Road Would Be Built
West from Cheyenne

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-That
James ]. Hill is considering the extern
sion of the Burlington railroad from
Denver to the Pacific coast is stated by
r. b. Walker, a Minneapolis million
aire, interested in California timber
lands, who has close relations with the
railroad magnate. He is quoted as
follows
I'm a talk we had recently, Hill told
me he did not consider that line from
San Francisco north would be of great
advantage, but that the extension OF
the Burlington to this city probably
from the end of the Cheyenne or
Guernsey branch, would be. This would
make through line from Chicago TO
San Francisco, with which the oregon
trunk line could be connected at some
point in Northern California The line
would give the Burlington share OF
the Sacramento valley traffic, and a
feeder might be built through the San
Joaquin valley.
with the Oregon trunk connection
another line would be opened to eastern
washington. Idaho and Montana"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
SHIPWRECKED MEN
AND WOMEN RETURN
PARTY FROM OCEAN QUEEN IN
SAN FRANCISCO
All Lives on Board Were Saved, the
Last One Leaving Steamer a
Few Minutes Before it
Went Down

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-Several
passengers, the captain and portion
of the crew of the Norwegian st am
ship Ocean Queen, which was wrecked
September 16 on a reef off the coast
of Tahiti, arrived here today on the
steamship Mariposa, from Papeete,
bringing details of the disaster.
The party includes John L. Arun-
del, deputy chairman of the Pacific
Phosphate company, Ltd, of London.
lessee of the vessel; Arundels two
daughters, Lillian and Sydney; his
private secretary, H. H. jay; Miss
whitley and Capt. Johannessen.
The Ocean Queen left Papeete Sep
tember Is, and early the next morning,
while passing the settlement of Mauni
on the east side of the island, the
engines ceased running, and it was
discovered that the aft eccentric rod
was bent. A strong wind was blow
ing toward shore and this, with an
unusual current, swept the vessel up
on reef while the crew was attempt
ing to break the rod
The passengers were taken off i'm
mediately in the lifeboats and the
captain and crew remained to save the
luggage. About 1 o'clock, the last
man left the ship, and a few minutes
later it had disappeared, breaking up
and sinking within thirty seconds of
the time of the first lurch.
The Ocean Queen was making her
maiden voyage. She left Englond,
March 10 under lease to the phosphate
company.
The vessel was a large steamer Of
1888 tons burden, $50 feet long and
43 foot beam. She was owned by
Jacob Christensen of Bergen. Nor
way.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
LOCAL

Automobiles Section A. PAGES to 16
History of Automobile clubs of South
ern California Section 4. PAGE l
try. Section A. PAGE l
Bankers to present farce comedy in
'''' Section 3. PAGE I
To give show on mammoth scale; 700
will participate in charity benefit at
Mason opera house. Section 3, PAGE IL
Council candidate writes platform and
makes declaration. Section 8, PAGE IL
Society, Clubs and Woman's department.
Section 1. PAGES S-9
Editorial. Letter Box and Haskins
Letter. Section 8, PAGE
Classified advertising. Section q Pages 4-9
Marriage licenses. Births, Deaths.
Section ?. PAGE .
Women talk of city's needs. Large audi
e'''s' A' ii''9-'0'a'' Section ?, PAGE 10
Tells future of San Pedro harbor; Capt.
Hansen predicts port will be greatest
in world Section @ PAGE 10
Reconclled after attempted suicide OF
Wife, Thomas Sands again joins fam
lily. Section 2, PAGE 10
Theatrical news and stage gossip
Section 3. PAGES 50
Citizens desiring good government meet
a''u '''-'' "'' '''s Section /. PAGE l
Boy finds $500 in sack and returns
property to aged washerwoman who
lost it, Section >. PAGE
Boosters will follow Taft through
Southern California, yelling for Los
Angeles Section 2, FACE
Expects rush of taxpayers Monday. the
county collector ready Section 2 PAGE l
Harbor road is magnificent piece of
work and inspector says it equals
racetrack. Section ,, PAGE 1
Three city employees injured in auto
collision at Ord and Alameda streets.
Section l, PAGE 10
Soon. will write a woman play" says
author Of 1.-THE Dollar Mark"
Section l. PAGE 10
Assault charged against Rancher Willard
Chapman by deputy game warden.
Section /, PAGE Z
Steals from woman who befrended him
when he was penniless. Section l, PAGE .
Markets and financial Section >, PAGE II
News of the courts Section l, PAGE I
Telegraphic briefs. Section 8, PAGE .
city Brevities Section 3. PAGE 7
Real Estate and Building.
Section .. PAGES "a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
BOY FOUND DEAD WITH
GUN LYING NEAR BODY
coroner's Jury lmpaneled to lnvesti-
gate Shooting in Michigan-ooa
Leads to Corpse

MARSHALL, Mich, Oct "a cor
oners jury has been summoned to de-
termine the cause of death of Floyd
Gotham, II years old, whose dead body
was found in the woods near here yes
terday with a bullet wound through
the head.
The young mans faithful dog led
relatives to his masters body.
Gotham's rifle was found standing
upright in a gopher hole, fifty yards
from the body and Dr. L. A. Harmon.
who examined the wound, gave the
opinion that the fatal shot must have
been fired from a considerable distance,
the bullet entering at the base of the
brain.
Gotham had taken the rifle and q
shotgun to tender them to a neighbor's
son as payment for a bicycle he had
purchased. The neighbor's son, who
was apparently the last person to see
Gotham alive, said today that he met
Gotham in the woods and refused to
accept the gun, the two boys separat-
ing then and starting for their homes
in opposite directions.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
THREE MEN ARE INJURED
AND BIG PLANTS BURNED
One Hundred Thousand Dollar Blaze
at San Francisco Destroys
Lumber Concerns

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 9-Three
men were injured and more than 500.
600 worth of property destroyed as d
result of a fire which started in the
Western Roofing & Paving eompany's
plant on Hooper street early today.
The losses were approximately as fol-
lows:
Western Roofing & Paving company.
$55 900; Buell. & Co., lumber, $4,000,
Metropolitan Roofing & Paving conf
pany $25, ,O0O Dempsey Lumber coo-
'pany, $1,000; Pacific Washboard com
pany, $1,000. All were insured.
Three horses in the stables OF the
Buell. company were forgotten and
burned to death.
Frank Raymond, a night watchman
who saw the flames first, was badly
burned in seeking to put them out
After realizing that he could not DO
this unaided, he staggered to an alarm
box. He turned in the alarm and then
dropped unconscious. Lieut.. Martin
Dudley was injured by falling beam
and John Mullen, a truckman, was
overcome by smoke.