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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-30
'BQRgZAR IS HELD FOR
SEAT TIE MURDER

sion of damaging evidence against
Miller connecting him with the
murder of Hugh Mcmahon, who
was robbed and shot down In front
of his home in this city on Novem-
Der 26, 1908.
A big diamond ring. stripped
from the murdered mans finger,
and a watch left with Mcmahon
for safe keeping, were pawned in
Spokane February 1, 1909, and
recovered by the police soon af-
|terward.
Miller admits, according to the
police. that he pawned the jewell
ry. but denies that he committed
the murder. Charles Smith and
George Rose, he says, handed him
the loot. This pair was arrested
here last February as highway
men, but we're released and or
dered to leave town as no evidence
could be secured against them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-30
JAILED
FOR SOARING
WOMAN

Mrs. F.. l.. Ellsworth was badly
frightened last night by a man
who grabbed her arm as she was
about to enter her apartments in
the Hyson flats and said, aren't
you out mighty late alone?"
The man turned her loose i'm
mediately, and she ran into the
apartments and notified her hus-
band, who chased him down st.
Helens avenue as far as d street
and then notified the police. The
man was later found in the Mills
house and arrested. He admits
grabbing hold of Mrs. Ellsworth,
but says he meant no harm. He
gave his name as M. L. Gilbert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-30
HILL VOTES
TO COME IN

BY a vote OF 3s to % in mass
meeting last night Fern Hill de-
cided to be annexed to the city Of
Tacoma. A petition will be start
ed at once asking the county COM
missioners to call special cleo
ton for the purpose. II Fern Hill
is annexed it will add about 1900
to the population of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-30
AT THE TACOMA.

Elinor Glyn's dramatization of
her book. Three Weeks" will be
presented at the Tacoma theater
Sunday and Monday nights. The
company is high class one, head
ed by Miss Beryl Hope, a splendid
emotional actress and one of the
best dressers on the American
stage. The seat sale begins Sat
urday.
NJ
Grand-Vaudevill ~
nj
n.,~s.,oz xya,,Jo-tl1a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-30
HUGH M'MAHON's SLAYER is
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN
CAPTURED - EVIDENCE is
DAMAGING.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, July 80. - Peter
Miller and Roy Williams are un-
der arrest in Seattle today, charg-
ed with dozens of burglaries and
the police profess to be In posses
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-30

Str. Flyer win make special En-
position trips DAILY. leaving &c.
attic $50 y. m. leaving Tacoma
'1t:15 y. m 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-30

Take the trip to Olympia Sun
day. leave Tacoma 9:45 a. m.
and 4 p. m. on the Greyhound"
Round trip, 75c. 49,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
ouAKERs BEAT CORNELL.

Philadelphia, Nov. 25.-Wallowine
and sliding about a field that was sew.
earl inches deep in mud, slush, Ice
and pools Of water the University ol
PENNSYLVANIA defeated Cornell i7 n
10. The game was poorly played, owin,
largely to the weather and field con
ditions
Twenty thousand persons wit
messed the game
There was hardly any choice in the
teams in the first half, which ended
six TO six, but Pennsylvania showed
better form In the second On account
of the wretched field conditions
neither side made any great gains by
carrying the ball, and punting was
largely resorted to- Fumhling was
constant.
Pennsylvania broke the tie early
In the second half The last scoring
of the game was the result OF a
blocked kick.
With the exception of Hutehison S
punting and his handling Of Cornells'
short kicks under the conditions,
there was no individual brllancy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
THANKSGIVING
FOOTBALL GAMES
NOTHING TO NOTHING WAS THE
SCORE BETWEEN MARQUETTE
AND NoTRE DAME.
CARLISLE INDIANS WIN
In Game With ST. Louis U.--Haskells
Defeat Nebraska-Pennsylvania
Defeats Cornell II to
In Mud,

Milwaukee, Nov. 25,--Nothing to
nothing was the result of today's foot
ball battle between Marquette and
Notre Dame Universities for the foot.
ball championship of the west In
one OF the most desperate battles ever
fought on a western gridiron, the
teams battled for two thirty-flve min.
iute halves. The game ended with
the ball scant ten yards on the Mar.
quette end of the field, in Marquette E
possession. At the beginning Of tho
second half Marquette was playing
constantly in Notre Dame territory
but near the end Of this half Notre
Dame managed to hold most of the
play in Marquette's end Of the field
Many changes of players were made
as the game neared the close, but
the game was practically without in,
jury to any of the players.
! The first half was succession OF
Iinterchanges Of the ball from one
team to the other with frequent punt.
ing. Neither team made long gains,
| Penalties were frequent for rough
playing
In the second half Marquette played
for several downs in Notre Dame ter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
AMERICANS GIVE
THANKS ABROAD
LARGE AND NOTABLE GATHERING
AT DINNER IN LONDON
YESTERDAY
METHODISTS IN ROME
Send Taft Cablegram of Greeting
Americans in Berlin Attended
Big Dinner-At other
Places.

London, Nov 25.-The American 50.
ciety in London evolved happy idea
when it had present at its annual
Thanksgiving dinner representatives
in London OF all American countries,
This included, as matter of course,
Ambassador Reid and Lord Strath-
coma, high commissioner for Canada
and there were present also Mexican,
Cuban and Brazilian ministers, and
intermingled with them numerous
representative Englshman and the
rector and wardens of the st. Ethel
burga's church, where Hudson took
communion before starting on his voy-
age of explorations. The American
colony was strongly represented.
The toast to King Edward having
been honored, Cuban Minister Mon
toro proposed the health of President
Taft. He expressed the deep graft
tude OF the Cuhans to America and TO
1.-The great stateman SO well known
in Cuba who now preside over the
United States
Lord Ampthill, in a toast to The
American Ambassador" paid a glow
ing tribute to Mr.. Reid.
Reid replied and dwelt on the many
things the Americans had to be
thankful for.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
Many From Plantations and Mines
Offer Services to Insurrec-
tion Army
British Vessel Has Been to Greytown to See il
British Interests Are Jeopardized-- Blockade
is Reported Effective Believed That
zeIaya Had No Right to Execute
Two Americans
~~T1Tw~~-l T 1

Washington, Nov. 25.-The revolu-
ton in Nicaragua is spreading. accord
ing to Capt. Shipley, com
mander Of the cruiser Des Moines at
Port Limon. The revolutionists are
effectively blocking Greytown with
two gunboats. Assurance has been
given that American and foreign in.
terests are being protected. The revo.
iutlonists have taken possession OF
the back country, including Rama,
where fighting is likely to occur An
officer from the Des Moines landed
at Greytown and found only one
American. The state department has
received by wireless. by way of Colon
the following;
According to article 742 of the
military ordinance, Zelaya, had no
right to shoot the outposts. The
message is signed "Sub-Secretary of
State Moreira" 1t is assumed that
he is an insurrectionist The depart.
ment will not reply to Moreira
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
SMILES WHEN He
READS CHARGES
PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF
BROOKLYN SAYS 1T is
A JOKE.
CoLER IS UNDER FIRE
Charged With Neglect of Duty and
Favoritsm in Selecting Sub
ordnates -. Now in
North Carolina.

Gt4agnshoro, ~ c., Nov. 25.-Bird s.
Coler. president Oh the borough OF
Brooklyn, arrived la Greensboro today
from Charlotte. Wnen' shown a New
York dispatch to the effect that he
had been charged with alleged neglect
of duty, inismanagement. extrava-
ganee and political 'fayoritism in Sc
lecting subordinates, Mr.. Coler smiled
and said:
Things like that are always hap
pening in New York political realms,
and this Is merely one of the many
instances Of personal political griev-
ances of the retaliating kind instigat-
cd by spite of disappointment and
dsgruntled small men and amounts
to nothing save cheap notoriety."
After January l." he said, when
my term as president Of the borough
of Brooklyn expires, shall take a
rest from office confinement and
spend most OF my time in the south
with Greensboro as headquarters.
Busy in Southern Affairs.
Discussing his visit to the south,
Nj. Coler said:
AT present the pablo utilities Of
trolley, electric power and gas de-
yelopment at Greensboro and High
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
THE PRESIDENT s
THANKSGIVING
ATE A GREAT DINNER AND THEN
TOOK A WALK WITH WICK
ERSHAM.
ALSO ATTENDED, CHURCH
Glad He Could Eat Dinner Without
Being Compelled to Make
Speeches-Only Family
Present.

Washington, Nov. 25.-Sated with
the banquets that he faced in the
recent trip, President Taft this after
noon enjoyed family Thanksgiving
dinner
THANK Goodness" he sighed hap
PLY, when dessert was served, II
have had a dinner at which | have not
been compelled to make speeches,
and where no reception committee
lurked in the background"
Only the members OF the family
We're present, Miss Helen and Charlie
Taft had come from their schools and
will remain until after the holidays.
Some time afterward Attorney Gen.
eral Wickersham was called on the
telephone and arrived at the executive
mansion within half an hour.
Lets take walk, Wickersham'
said the president. I've go to do
something to settle my dinner hope
you enjoyed your turkey as much as
| did mine
The two struck off on a walk which
lasted two hours, over the windy
Of the Potomac river bot
tins. When they returned Taft looked
weary.
Good bye, W'ickersham," said the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
CROWD WAS LARGE.

Des Mones, Nov. Is. Before one
of the largest crowds ever assembled
at a football game in iowa, Drake
University won the state champion.
ship in game against Ames, II to 0
The first touchdown was made in
the first six minutes. 1t was the re
suit Of series Of smaches,
The most sensational play was a
sixty yard run by Burcham, Of Drake
for a touchdown. The superiority oi
Drake was shown at every stage
Many times Ames was downed for {
loss and plays they had counted or
winning the game were blocked. The
only forward pass of the game wa.
made by Drake, but was unsuccess
ful.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26

Cherry, H., Nov 25.-The details
of a meeting early today between the
entire state mining board Battalion
Chief Mcdonald, of the Chicago fire
department, and Superintendent Tay-
lor of the st. Paul railways mine,
were made known this afternoon. Me
Donald after an inspection Of the
work accomplished by throwing water
in the east bottom Of the mine for
more then q week, advised the state
mine inspectors and representatives
OF the company that the water was
not reaching the fire, and he saw no
use OF throwing in more water as it
was merely filling the taird vein. The
bodies OF the known dead in that vein
are alread inaccessible, owing to the
quantity Of water poured in.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
GOV. NOEL SEES
SAPHO PLAYED
DID NOT REGARD TT AS OFTEN
slVE-sAYs DAuDET's pLAY
TEACHES 4. A. GREAT MORAL
a LESSON.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 25.--Goy Noel
Witnessed the production Of "Sapho'
by Miss Olga Nethersole and company
at the Century theatre last night, be
ing one of the guests of a box party
given by Hon. Ben II. Wells and wife,
In view Of the fact that Go Noel
IS one Of the recognized leaders in
the Baptist church, his opinion on
this widely discussed French problem
play. which has been alternately
praised and lambasted by critics dur
ng the past fifteen years, is OF more
than passing interest.
In discussing the play this morning.
Goe. Noel stated that he went to the
theatre last night primarily to view
the work Of one Of the worlds great
est actresses that he regarded IL as
q rare opportunity 70 view the won.
derful art of this gifted woman; that
he did not regard the production as
offensive. when rightly viewed, that
rarsbet's "Sapho' conveys a moral
lesson. and. while the same lesson
might be conveyed by a playwright in
a mare pleasing way, it does carry
with it a message that ought 10 sink
home IN every heart, and bring con
viction to the mind that sin IL pun.
,shable in this world. as Well as the
next The governor added that he
eaioyei the production very much,
and was especially pleased with the
wonderful art Of Miss Nethersole.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
RIDOLED AND
THEN BURNED
NEGRO GETS SHORT SHIFT
COMMITTED FOUL CRIME ON
ALABAMA FARMERS WIFE
CHILDREN SUFFERED.

Admission, Ala. Nov 25.-After re,
peated criminal assaults on Mrs. w.
G. Cheatwood. wife OF farmer liv-
ing near Edwardsville, Ray Rolston, a
negro, was hunted down by a posse
of citizens yesterday. and after being
riddled with shot, the body was burn
ed. Mrs. Cheatwood is in a critical
condition.
According to reports of the crime
received here today the negro went to
the Cheatwood home and, battering
down the door, seized Cheatwood. say.
ing; We've got you now and we're
going to XIII YOU" Cheatwood &c
capped and fled through the window to
arouse his neighbors.
While he was absent Rolston at
tackled Mrs, Cheatwood. The brute
then dragged his victim by her hair
to the woods nearby and there repeat
ed the assault after beating her over
the head with sticks and rocks. Fling.
er prints on her neck also showed
where he tried to choke her into in.
Isensibility.
The negro according to the state
ments received, then laid down near
his victim and went to sleep. After
recovering consciousness. Mrs. Cheat
wood crawled back to her home
where she notified her husband and
friends who had gathered. The posse
quickly found the negro when they
riddled his body with bullets and
burned it.
Cheatwood's three small children
fled from the house when the negro
entered. It had been raining and vas
cold. and they were in an exhausted
condition when found several hours
later.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
Uncle Sans Pacific Attitude.

Point, n. c., are commanding prac-
tically all Of my attention, but as soon
as these plans are completed. the
larger plans for interurban trolley
and power development will be ac-
lively pushed by myself and asso-
ciates."
Mr.. Coler declined to say that his
syndicate was Identical with the in.
terests that are projecting 200 mile
interurban trolley line from Anderson,
IS. c., via Charleston to Greensboro,
which is backed by the Dukes, but it
is said that the Greensboro and High
Point electric service, at the head OF
which Is Mr. Coler, has just completed
an expensive substation here, and the
wires of the Southern Power company,
the Dukes concern, have been strung
to this station.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
MISSOURI BEATS KANSAS.

Kansas City, Nov, 25.-in one OIL
the hardest fought games ever wit
messed here the University of Missouri
football team defeated the University
OF Kansas, II to 6, thereby winning
the Missouri Valley Conference cham
pionship Neither team had been de
feated this season,
Upsetting all predictions the Mis-.
sourians not only held the Kansas line
In check, but the Missouri ends re-
peatedly raced down the field ahead
of pnnts and downed the Kansas man
as he caught the ball
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.

Minneapolis. Nov 25 Following
her hurried telephone call for a po.
liceman detectives found Mrs. Earl
McGill on the floor of her home near
the telephone. her face and throat
horribly slashed. She lapsed into un-
consciousness since, and has been TN
able to talk The police found no
trace of the woman's husband. who is
said TO have been in the house at the
time Of the attack. They were sepa-
rated and he Is said to have accused
his wife OF iniideIity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
MESSAGE FROM BLuEFtELDs.

Colon, Nov. 25.--A wireless from
Bluefields, Nicaragua, dated Nov. "A,
says.
The British cruiser ScyIla arrived
here Sunday and leaves today. Com
mander Thesiger of the cruiser made
an official visit to the provisional
president, Estrada. yesterday.
1T is stated in reliable quarters
here that Groce and Cannon were shot
and svarfed BY The order OF Zelaya.
They were with General Chamomo
and were captured during a fight near
Colorado Junction. There is great in
dignation here over the executions.
The captain Of the boat who Wis
tied Estrada at Greytown yesterday
says Gen Chamorro's blockage is eff
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
DR.. COOKS DATA
NOW COMPLETED
EXPLORERS SECRETARY STARTS
FOR COPENHAGEN TO SUB.
NIT PROOFS.
DECISION BY JAN. |
Report cf cook's Discovery of North
Pole Contains About 10000
Wofds--Oriqinais are
intact

New York. Nov. 25.-The records
which DR. Frederick A. Cook. the Ar
tic exploter will submit 10 the Uni
versity of Copenhagen in proof Of his
claim that he reached the North Pole
'on April 81, 1908. are today IN com
pleted form and ready for the seru-
tiny to which the university authori-
ties win subject them.
Walter Lonsdale. secretary to Or.
Cook Will sail tomorrow on the steam.
or United States Of the Scandinavian
line for Copenhagen. taking the rec
ords with him. Lonsdale said today
that the task OF arranging the original
records and compiling the report up.
on them had occupied several weeks.
Dr. Cooks report, he said, contained
between 250o0 and 10000 words.
Il don't think that the general pub
lie understands the work that we
have been doing" continued Lonsdale
1T has been said that we were pre-
poring the records. Such a statement
IL inaccurate The original records
20 TO the university Just as they were
made by Dr. Cook in the Artic re-
gions What We have been preparing
lis report to accompany them"
Lonsdale said he expected 70 reach
| Copehaeen December Z and would
! Immediately place the records in the
hands of the university authorities.
"How long the university win take
In examining them and In making
known its findings, OF course | can
not tell he continued. = should as
sumo that it would be possible for
the university announcement to be
made by New Years"
Danes Ready fer Examination.
Copenhagen Denmark NoV.25.---
| The University Of Copenhagen has
been informed by cabel that DR.. Fred,
erick A. Cooks private secretary. Mr..
lLonsdale, will leave New York for
lC0pcnhagen tomorrow On the Danish
Iliner United States with the expl0rr-
les North Pole observations. The pa
lners will be handed 10 the rector of
/, the university December Z. and an ex-
aiisnetiaas eegasGl.salQp. ,YilL be formed
lof three astroroTifikaf ecteHfists and
three Artic explorers, with Elias
Stromgren. professor OF astronomy as
| chairman. It ls expected that the
'esut win be announced before
Christmas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
PENSION COMMISSIONERS

Washington, Nov. 25.--Deputy Com.
missioner Of pensions, James l..
Davenport has been appointed com.
missioner Of pensions to succeed War
ner Davenport in 1864 left his home
in New Hampshire and went TO Wis.
eonsin He enlisted in company b
fortieth Wisconsin, and was after
ward enrolled for three years in the
49th Wisconsin, bit on account Of
sickness returned home. In 1881 he
entered the pension office and re,
mained there since He Is a republi
can, and is "a years old.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26

president "I've enjoyed the stroll i'm
mensely.'
Good night" returned the attorney
general. You certainly put me
through a strenuous two hours. but
I've relished every minute of it
Practically all the high officials at
tended church. President Taft began
the day at Thanksgiving services at
st. Patrick's Catholic church.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26

ritory and II looked az il Marquette
would surely score.
Fighting in the shadow Of their
own goal, however, Notre Dame grad
ually pushed the ball back The Mar
quette men played as desperately
when their goal was in danger as
Notre Dame did to protect their goal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26

'ective. A heavy sea Is running, which
he says prevents the escape of the
Zelayan forces.
"Greytown is devoid of provisions
and the Zelayan troops are expected
to capitulate shortly. Two hundred
deserters from the Government forces
of Rama Joined General Estrada yes
terday. The men were in a famished
condition.
Since the announcement that
the American government recognized
the revolutionists enthusiasm here is
more intense.
Volunteers from plantations and
gold mines are eagerly offering their
services to Estrada"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
is ENGLAND lNTEREsrEn2

Washington, Nov. 25.-The visit OF
the British cruiser Scylla to Blue
fields and the call of its commander
on Senor Estrada, provisional presi-
dent, is not understood at the British
embassy, It is conjectured that the
vessel put in merely to discover
whether the British interests are
jeopardized.
1t was not denied that the visit
might have been for the purpose OF
ascertaining exactly the proportions
the revolution has attained 1t was
pointed out that if Britain intended to
recognize the belligerency of the Es
trada party, it would have acted un.
der the international law providing
that such recognition be made pub.
.licly formal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
MAN THOUGHT TO HAVE
SUlClDED FOUND ALIVE

Pueblo, Colo, Nov. 25.-James Mott
of Council Bluffs, Ia. was located to-
day at Cheyenne, Wyo. Now the
Pueblo police are wondering who the
man was that killed himself the
Pueblo Gun Club month ago. He
was identified as Mott. but the iatter's
wife and son found him working in a
lumber yard at Cheyenne. the story of
the suicide leading to a reconciliation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
WORKING IN HARMONY.

Springfield. ILL.,, Nov. 25.-Deneen
tonight received the following tele.
gram from Manager Taylor of the st.
Paul mine at Cherry:
Notwithstanding rumors to the
contrary. the state mine inspectors
and the management of our company
have at all times and are now work
ing in perfect harmony. The situa.
tion is grave but we are Hoing every
thing in our power to control it. The
conduct of the people on top is al.
miTable."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
U, S. GOLD PRODUCTION.

Washington, Nov. 25.--Gold minas
.of the United States produced s94,-
100000 worth In 1908. according to the
geological survey and bureau af
mines, which has prepared its annual
reports OF refineries. mints and assay
Ioicesff The increase In the value Ut
the product Is si,l2i,s0Q. 49,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
FIVE DROWNED WHEN LAUNCH
CAPSIZED FOLLOWING PANIC

Muskegon, Nov % Five persons
were drowned in Muskegon Lake.this
afternoon when the launch Olga, car
rying nine young people, capsized as
the result of panic following q gaso-
line explosion. Four Of those drowned
were members of one family.
JENNIE CARLSON.
OSCAR CARLSON.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
HASKELL INDIANS WIN.

Lincoln Neb, Nov. 25--The Has
kell Indians outclassed and defeated
Nebraska, 1G to 3, although the Wis
itors were outweighed eight pounds
to the man. Each touchdown came
after long runs down sloppy field.
The Indians speed kept Nebraska
watching every minute. During the
second half Nebraska was wholly on
the defensive.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
|CHlckASAWS SEND TWO
DELEGATES TO CONGRESS

Ardmore. Okla Nov. 25.-The
Chickasaw legislature adjourned at
Tishomngo tonight after passing a
bill authorizing the election Of two
delegates 10 represent the tribe In
Washington at salary of $4,000 a
year w. f. Bourlard or Ardmore AMI
Benjamin II. Colbert of Sishomingo
were elected.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-26
WHOLE FAMILY KILLED.

Los Angeles, Nov. 25.-The father,
mother and four children of family
named Jacobs were killed tonight
when a Long Beach trolley car struck
an automobile in which they were rid
ing.