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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
Kreigh Collins
is Killed by Car
Former Tennis Champion is Run
Down on Street Crossing in
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1Z.-Kreigh Collins, one
Of the best known tennis players in this
country, was killed by a street car here
tonight. He was run down while crossing
a street and almost Instantly killed.
Collins was probably the greatest player
ever produced in the west and held the
western championship in 1897, 1898, 1900. 1902,
1903, 1904, 1905 and 1906, Paired with l..
Harry Waidner, he won the western doub-
les title in 1902. 1908 and 1905 and in 1904 he
won the same honors with Ray D. Little
OF New York as his partner. In 1903 Col
Inns and Waidner won the all-comers doub-
les in the east and in 1902 they were run
nersup in the same event.
Collins lost the western championship to
Nat Emerson Of Cincinnati in 1907 and
since then has taken no part in tourna-
ment play because OF the weakness of his
eyes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
NOTED BANDIT PLEADS GUILTY
Henry starr Acknowledge RObbinE
Bank at Amity, COlOs Lest
Spring.

LAMAR, Colo, Nov 1L-Henry starr,
a noted bandit, surprised a court room
full OF spectators here this afternoon py
pleading guilty to the charge OF having
participated in the robbery Of the bank at
Amity last spring. A.,
Since his capture some months ago
starr has insisted he was innocent and
that an attempt was being made to CON
viot him on his past record. He said he
had reformed prior to the Amity robbery.
No evidence was heard today.
STAIRS wife and baby were in court
and Mrs. Starr was heart-broken when her
husband pleaded guilty.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
W SITES AND PETROLEUM
Secretary B%AIIinEeF Withdraws More
Land in Oregon and California
from settlement.

WASHINGTON. Nov. H-In line with
his policy Of leaving TO congress the en-
aetment OF legislation affecting the dispo"
sitlon OF public lands containing power
sites and petroleum deposits, Secretary
Ballinger today announced the withdrawal
from settlement Of locations in different
parts OF the west. These included 2.6s2
acres along the White river. 80 acres OF
which. however, are embraced In pending
claims; approximately 2so.2So acres along
the Crooked river, SEA acres along the
Middle Fork Of the John Day river. s,Os1
acres along the north fork OF the same
river and 1880 acres along the south fork.
All these Withdrawals are in oregon and
are believed TO contain water site possibii-
ties.
Secretary Ballinger also announced the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
Mrs. StetsOn
Gives Up Fight
Healer Accused of Mental Malprac-
tice Bows to Decree Of Mother
Church.

BOSTON, Nov. I7,-For twenty hours. ten
yesterday and ten today, Mrs. Augusta e,
stetson of New York, accused of mental
malpractice" was in secret conference with
the board Of directors of the First Church
OF Christ, Scientist, in the inner counc
rooms OF the mother church. While the
deliberations were secret Its result was
apparent late tonight when Mrs. Stetson
issued a statement in which she asserts
tina she BOWS 10 the judgments OF the
mother church directors against her and
furthermore that she will obey my leader, -
by uniting with those who felt it was right
to condemn her in their testimony.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
NORRIS SELECTS DELEGATES
Montana Governor Alive to Need for
Navigable Rivers.
MODEL BOAT TO BE SEEN HERE
Missouri River In December
VIII BrinE Great Many I%nfluen-
tial Men 70 Take Par In
the Discussions.

Governor Edgar l.. Norris Of Montana
has named a dozen delegates to the Mis-
souri, River congress and has taken into
consideration what the congress means to
the development OF the territory adjacent
to the Yellowstone river. Following are
the delegates from Montana:
Thomas Alexander, Forsyth.
II. K. -Hollenbeck Forsyth.
ID. q. Lockwood, Fort Benton.
Louis Roalswiok, Great Falls.
z. S. Herrick. Glendive.
j. r.. Widmyer. Glendive.
Thomas Dignan, Glasgow.
David Gordon, Glasgow.
G. A. Wittmeier, CuibeTtson.
l. D. Bishop, Culbertson.
Jere Sullivan, Fort Benton.
Model Boat to BE Here.
A. b. Bell, chairman of the program
COMMITTEES for the river congress, was in
Omaha Tuesday and assured the local
members Of the committee that he had
secured a model steamboat with a steel
bottom to show at the congress in Omaha,
December Il, 10 and 16. The other mem
bers Of the program committee are F.. w.
Stanahan. Of Fort Benton, A. NJ. Clendening
Of Kansas City, e. o. Garrett Of Fremont,
w. r. Heaton Of Tankton. w. r. Childs
Of Kansas City, Kan; F. A. Reynolds Of
Chamberlain. S. D.; John Bruaegger Of
wiliston. N. D.; w, X. Kavanaugh Of st.
Louis, ]. b. wootan, w. r. Watson and
Joseph Polcar Of Omaha. Mr.. Bell has
gone to Kansas City and jefferson City
in the interest Of the congress.
Among the interesting things to be seen
at the annual meeting of the congress
will be a demonstration Of the boiler
efficiency Of Ignite coal, by which it is
expected to demonstrate to steam pro-
ducers of Omaha that the price of coal
may be cut nearly in half. Tuesday even
ing the congress will attend the National
Corn exposition and pay particular atten-
tion to the Great Northern exhibits. That
road is especially interested in dry farming
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
MILD WASH CURES ECZEMA.
Simple Liquid Found Successful
Where All Other Remedies Fail.

Ordinary oil of wintergreen, mixed with
thymol, glycerine and other ingredients,
is known to cure kin diseases. This pre-
scription, carefully compounded in cor
rect proportion, can now be obtained on
a special offer put up in a 25c bottle.
This mild, soothing liquid, known as d.
D.. d. Prescription, is washed into the skin
and instantly the itch is gone.
That a permanent cure can be effected
by the first bottle we cannot guarantee.
But ten years of experience with ID, d. ID.
nave shown us that every sufferer gets
instant relief from the itch; you win feel
soothed and refreshed at once.
Call at our store and we shall be glad
to tell you more about this standard &C.
zema cure,
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co, Cor.
18th and Dodge SITS; owl Drug Co, Cor.
18th and Harvey SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18

Yes. a few elegant free homesteads can
still be had in Mexico, where many Ameri-
cans are now locating, You do not even
have to go to Mexico, but are required 10
have five acres OF fruit trees planted
within five years. For Information printed
in English regarding Mexican homesteads,
address The Jantha Plantation Company.
Block 4s9, Pittsburgh, Pa. You can have
your trees planted and your and worked
on shares, so as to bring you a thousand
dollars a year. The health conditions are
perfect and the climate grand.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
The Best Cough Syrup is
Easily Made at Home.

Z You can make a full pint of cough I
\ syrup in five minutes by this recipe I
Z enough to last a family a long I
Z time-at a cost of only 81 cents. 1t I.
I Is not only cheaper. but better. than !.
{ the cough medicines you buy. Its
I taste IS Decentralization like IL. 1t !.
Z stops obstinate coughs In a hurry, J
I and is splendid for other throat
! troubles. r.- rt
, GRADUATED Sugar Syrup ....~13h OF. !
2 PlneX ......s. ..,-.' ..s..sHR o. I
! Put 2a OF. of Pinex in a pint bottle
z and fiji up with gr~anulated sugar
z syrup made as follows: Take a pint
Z of grRnulated sugar, add n pint of
z warm water and stir about 2 minutes.
I TAKE a teaspoonful every one two
Z or three hours.
! This recipe will not work with any
J Of the weaker pine preparations.
} Use the real Pinex itself, which is the
} most valuable concentrated compound
J of Norway White Pine Extract, All
2 druggists have II, or can get It easily
2 on request
2 Strained honey can be used instead
2 of the syrup and makes a very fine
2 honey and pine tar cough syrup
Z Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ryerson's addition ......"-"....& 1900
Walker, MS OF lot 10, block 4,
brakes addition ..,...".. .:.....,.. $500
IS, block 2, Potter & Cobb's Second
W. N. irving to Peter and Annie
Summit addition ..............,.. $3.50
J., G. Pontlus 70 Jessie {. and Alma
Emma A. Headiey ana husband to
4. H. ResenPaum e46 feet lot A. Ooo
block z smithiiei '"s, 5000
ville, lot "A block 2 Hopes Bo-
sehneiderwind, lot T. block 4, Home
o. G. Redick to Emily 6. Nordin. lot 90
ii, block 3, Clark Redick's addition. go
Alexander Backlund and wife to JUL
ane Roos, lot T. block 10, Park For
MsI6Se Investment companv 70 John SV
Elliott lot 7. block II, Hillsdale ad-
q a' w smith To- Louise smith. mart zoo
lot I, block II, p. v. Smiths addi-
o. %. Cole and vie to F. L Gallup, ~
H iS1 70 SspcE eo q MiIlyary Sddi5 M4sbbs;::i z
Eronk, IT, lot I5 and NJ TI,
j. IL arthur ana VIE 70 w. . NoQ-
man, lots IS and %, block 4, Kilby
L. 2. johnson and wife to H. r. wal
lace, lot 8. block 4, and other lots.
Carthage addition ..................
II. /. Akin to Mary r. Akin. lot l.
block l. Euclid plaee............ ]
Sarah r. Letter 70 G. ]. Letter. mas
feet lot 8 block -. South Omaha. /
S. G. Brewster and wife 10 Thomas
Blackett II sores In SEX nwh and
ssms to same. tract in sex nwH s.
Nv ~ M:sdimb.r to Mabel N Cos. 20
nev. lot 4, block F, shinn's Second
J. L. Baker and wife TO Omaha &
Council Bluffs Street Railway com
nanv. sub lot / government lot 8
r. C.. Woleott and wife 70 r. J. VOL
colt, no feet lots ] and Q block g.
Myers. Richards & Tilden's addi-
". G. Thomas 10 w. /. seiby. lot l.
W. /. Selby's sub ........."...".. 80
Totals
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18

methods, as the road runs through 40
miles OF country which will never be made
to profitably produce grain, except by dry
farming methods.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
CITY IRgE5ASk. ESTATE SALE.
DUNDEE HOMES

DUNUEE hOMfhO
2ARa-gnf Capitol Ave. This
bungalow has five large rooms
and bath on first fleer; large
bedroom on second floor; hv-
ing room and dining room
finished In selected quarter
sawed white oak. Handsome
brick fireplace in living room.
Balance 81 the house very at
t~ractivsly finished in gum
wood. Combination electric
light and gas fixtures. All
the hardware 10 brushed
brass ana bronze. Large ee-
msnted basement with good
furnace. An ~up-to-date, well
constructed bungalow in first
class neiGhborhood, where
values are steadily increasing.
A safe investment. as well
as an attractive home.
ADe-6e1f Cunning st., new
two-stsry, seven-room square
house, strictly modern, COM
bination electric light and gas
fixtures; four large bright bed
rooms second floor. stairway
to floored attic. Full cemented
basement.
$4,s5e-5i@ California st., new
seven-room, ~two-stoTy frame
house, all modern: first floor "
finished In selected oak, with
oak floors; second floor nat
ural wood. The hardware
throughout solid bronze. A
substantial we'll built house In
a first-class location. Easy
terms.
Gaoroo g. ~ 1901 Fornapo
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED
VACANT lots and houses. Have cash
buyers. All Ksrhach Blk. Red 1907, ASIA
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
5 . and 1-IOom houses II prices are right
NoWXTA LAMB AND LOT Co.
Suite GA N. Y. Life Bldg.
SWAPS
SS,SOe STOCK hardware and furniture for
ON aha residence; about same value.
$1,000 Stock General Merchandise. To-
Gated in good Iowa town, for good farm
land or Omaha income property.
ern Nebraska town, for good farm land.
2 modern we'll located Omaha residences
for stock OF merchandise
Good Seward county, Nebraska, farm for
general merchandise.
w. w.
Board Of Trade Bids. Omaha, Neb.
FOR Sale or sxchange-For clear land.
brSska, VIII ihaveiee about So,SOS. For
particulars address J. r. Collins. Es Main
street. Frsmon Eeb.
FOR EXCHANGES acres fine land in
Dallam, Texas. What have you. r. e..
MdTqulS, Atdutc, IN.
TRADES, TRADES, TRADES.
Farms, income, mdsS. List with US.
ABBOTT REALTY CO., Brandeis Bldg.
WANTED TO BUY
BKsT price paid for secondhand furni,
ture. carpets. clothing and shoes. Tel. Doug
ssn- g1E
HIGHEST prices for furniture, etc.
BELTS Furn. store. lSVS Dodge. REQ SASI.
BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best
price 2d-hand furniture. clothes etc .. Ass,
WANTED a secondhand Troy washer or
similar machine to be run by steam owe
at Child Saving Institute, 18th and Ohio
streets. Phone Webster 1891
THE PUTNAM COMPANY, 5A N. Y.
Life, Omaha, pay highest prices for old
line insurance policies
MANIFESTATIONS
LADY with several years business traia,
ing desires position Solling either In city
or viii travel. Al rsfoTecceA Address
w 9I, care nee
Coal and Wood B B. + I,Ss, fST oq s:ss e.
WANTED-By young man. place to work
for board while attending BOyles college.
Both phones.
YOUNG Japanese wishes position as
house man, understands cooking. Address
SITUATIONS wanted; nave had Is years
experience In the retail shoe business, both
as buyer and salesman; wants q position
at once: am not afraid of work and DO
not expect higher salary than / can earn.
Address Y SO. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18

withdrawal Of 62,St5 acres in California
for action by congress affecting the dis
position Of petroleum deposits, making up
to this time 9,62i,O62 acres In this class OF
Withdrawals.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18

FOR SALE or trade-sso-aere farm, well
improved; IL miles from county seat. 4 miles
from railroad station. For particulars ad-
o. Box IA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
COLORADO
100000 ACRES AT 81

This land is partly under irrigation now
can all be irrigated. Offered at this
remarkably low price for quiek sale in
order to close partnership. Worth your
while TO investigate.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., y
Suite ga New York Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND UANCIt t.NN ron SALE
California.

WE are making homes for q million peO-
pie on the greatest irrigated tract in Cali
fornla. Our new booklet, ~California-Now
or Never" the finest California book ever
printed, ice. Easy payments. See our pig
exhibit at ChicAGo'E great land show, Nov.
20 10 Dec. 4. We want an army Of live
ones" with us 70 build this greatest new
community. Organize a colony. Write to-
day for free Information H.. l.. HOLSTER,
25 LaSalle St., Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18

FARM OF 7S acres, en- banks OF Wall lake,
Iowa; we'll improved, good boat landing,
good fishing; an, ideal resort; ne trade;
Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18

VACANT lots and houses. lave cash
buyers. All Ksrhach Blk. Red 1907, A-Ssh.
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
5, 9 and 1-room houses. II prices are right
we can sell your property for YOU,
EOWAFA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite ga N. Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18

THE s. w. cor. 25th Ave. and Pop
Ave, a good s-room house, with
bath, furnace, etc; barn, fine trees;
lot 127 It. front on Poppleton Ave, 100
IT. on 25th Ave; q good, close-in home.
Look it up. II interested call z. w.
Stottenberg, 43s Board OF Trade Bldg,
phone d. 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
Kansas.

SUMNER county, Kansas. improved
farms for sale. Would like to work with
Nebraska and lows agents. c.. l.. Haslet,
Wellington, KAN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18
Oklahoma.
OKLAHOMA

-
We have lse, 900 acres Of choice land to
select from, ranging in price from s. to
so per acre. This land is In the oil and
gas district and you might get an oil well
with your land.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite GA New York Life Bldg.
South DRkSta
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE LAND: 40
acres in irrigation district; S250 cash; $50
each year thereafter for six years: low
rate interest. POstOffice Box 11S, Council
Bluffs, Ia.
- ACRES, Pennington county, South Da-
kotA. Every acre can be cultivated; good
soil; ) miles from good town; AS per acre.
]. q. BONE, euncil Bluffs. Ia,
S1z Shugart Blk. Phone S14.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-18

1851 EVANS ST. rooms. new. modern,
H750 Call W a1s9.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-14

173 "a Eagle Mercantile Co, Tot 5 3 AT
L, II and ............,
173 81 MOrck. Carl H., all ..................
lTEN-ACRE PLAT "A" B. F. s.
17iI 2Rumel Amy D., W "A Of y of
(4.63 acres) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..l
1H17Carlquist, Ethel S. r., 1892 fl of
s 30S TT exc r T (2.64 acres). ........l
175 q .Clawson, Spencer. ct al, all 90
aCresl ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1I5 Is Woodruff, Abraham o., com 5234
IT fr Sc cor lot blk 80 n 625.26
# w G sw to pit 1884 It W Of beg
to beg q acres) .-..-....-.-...-..
176 2Cannon, Zina D., n = of @ acres). i
176 IS Miller, John E., ind u int in lot 10.
lying of U. c. r. (9.57 acres 90
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OAKLAND PLACE.


1918 Simpson, Edward. all 8 and. ........I
179 20 EimbaH & Richards all % and.
10 p Martin. Emma X, all 81 to ........I
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RURAL SUBDIVISION.

10 9DahlQuist, Laur5ntius. 92.73 TT
and T of u SS.77 fit of .....,....
III 81 'Cowan, James, n 1871 TT of ........i
17732 Barnes, Arthur F., n 1871 # of =
III 50 Buckle. Esther F.. W 1928 # of n
d.77 # of 154.77 II ................|
us Buckle. John T., of T of.
ITEN-ACRE PLAT a B. T. S.
17S9iBurton. Mary j.. r of 153a r
OF 20 Of (0.62 acres .............
1910 Mcfarland, Charles A, n 6 of 8
Is of 40 T Of O3 acres) ..........
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13s 81 keay, Minnie D., all 10 TO ...-....-. (
1875 Christensen, Mary s, all l. and.
1S0l 1iBOOs. Jacob F., all %. SO, 76 and.
$50 5Wooleys Gordon D.. all 40, 80, 50 and.t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-25

had been so great an evil that it is
impossible not to believe American
cities will adopt this method of dis
posing of wrongdoers in office. Gap
plause.)
Il was amused the other morning at
a pronunciamento coming from the
executive of the city. Whether writ
ten by him in haste or by somebody
else in haste 1 know not, but he called
us reactionary. Qaughter.)
Not Reactionary
''Well, l had supposed that was just
about what we were not-reactionary.
Uaughter). 1 have got a sneaking no
ton in my head that we are progress
sive (Cheers), that the reactionary was
the fellow who wanted to go back to
the old methods as the SOW to her wal
low and the dog to. his vomit (Laugh-
ter). 1 suppose that if there ever should
be born on this planet a pig, a real
radical one, brought up in the better
way, instead of going back to it's wall
low it would be hunting new place,
a clear stream, a fresh place to wash;
outside of the ordinary breed known
to commerce he will not turn back
again as we are told he does.
"And we do not belong to the re-
dictionary class. We are marching
forward to the music Of the progress
of California, we are keeping step to
that music and we expect to march to
victory. (Cheers.)
IF there were another scheme that
were less drastic and yet as effective,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-25

decent1y and honestly, that he would
not betray his trust you had reposed
,ln him. The law writes that there.
The law implies the obligation upon his
part to be faithful to his trust, and
though you do agree to give him en-
ployment for the period of three years,
you are not bound to do it unless he
keeps that stipulation which the law
writes into every contract, of faithful
ness and integrity in the discharge Of
the employees duty. (Great applause.)
"When you elect a mayor of the city
of Los Angeles, there is written in the
bond by implication of law an obliga-
ton. He undertakes to discharge his
duties faithfully, honestly and disin-
terestedly. Now, let him do whatsoever
outrageous thing he may. Those who
are opposed to the recall say, Don't
recall him. That is revolutionary. That
is socialiStic, anarchiStic,' or whatever
sort of istic' particular speaker may
have in mind at the moment he makes
the utterance. Don't do it, because it
is new.
"WeI, that is the only argument
they have ever given or can give that
it is new and they will not be able to
give that very long. (Cries Of you
betl" Much applause), because the
cities Of America are now adopting
the recall Our neighbors round about
us. most of them have adopted it. They
are beginning to adopt it in the middle
west and it will go across the conti-
nent and will become the rule of gov
eminent of all cities. There is no
doubt about that. 1t is so just, so fair,
and is such simple solution of what
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-25

if there were any earthly conceivable
way by which when city official did
wrong he could be called to account
guilty, less drastic, I say, than this, T
should be in favor Of it. There is not
human being today living whom T
would hurt if I could help it or that
you would hurt if you could help it,
must, in order to save ourselves
(Cheers). l am absolutely candid when
say that there is no man living in
this town outside Of the membership
of this club who would be any gladden.
or would have been any gladder than
every man in this club would have
been if the present executive of this
city had made good. Cloud cheers and
cries of you bet!")
Wanted Mayors Success
II need not say that is the way T
felt about it, because, being a Demo-
crat, naturally wanted to see Demo-
cratic mayor do the right thing. A
friend of mine met me in the hallway
the other day in my Office building and
jumped onto me. That is, he came as
near to it as a man generally dareS to
daughter and applause) about taking
part in this fight against the mayor.
Why, he is our mayor he said,
and he is Democratic mayor. If he
were Republican mayor and had done
just what he has done, you would
not find any Republicans fighting him.
That was the way he put it up to me.
WELL said to him, he is Demo-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-25

that, and especially, my fellow citizens,
in constituency such as is comprised
in the city of Los Angeles, which, /
say, is equal in intelligence, in conser-
vatism, in sense of fairness and fair
play to any underneath the rolling
sun? There never was more Just
or fairminded constituency between the
oceans or any oceans or within any
oceans. (Applause.)
Now why should any man who
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-25

ency to be voted for. The law makes
him a candidate He stands to be
voted for. His name goes upon the
ticket without single movement upon
his part. Indeed, If he does not want
his name to go on the ticket, II he does
not want to try the question whether
or not the people will approve him, he
must decline in writing to let it go upon
the ticket.
Now, is there anything faiEer than
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-25

cours the rules
OF the Police
il buines of the
In of il Of
o.
Comm had the o
the such collected
lin
Tn Herada Evening
for
excellent reputation
by with the dealing
law in
dby
and eport uponthe
will be
in the business of the
efof
ther,h for themselves the question
Is Vice Protected in Los Angeles?
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-25

IS VICE PROTECTED
IN LOS ANGELES?-V
How R. F. Goings, a FELLOW Stakeholder zOith Mayor
Harper, Two of His Police Commissioners and
Chief of Police Ed Kern, Runs His Saloon, Wine
Room and Gambling Place in Los Angeles
s79 Tss aRf sTsr ss x protested 1.ss a
establishments proreto stockholders
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sd @ TT y nassn @
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as1 nss T d ss RSn that Bf9e p a columns 1 the
6a s eV et the @ w must breugSt ato '
S pu in this pect hopes readers clearly @
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existed
police the and F G04gs The sSa stockholders
oeR one as @6F 9 " Herald sH0" the following ownership
Naes { Ss 1 FGnse 6o 1892 s@fs:
Ed Kern Chief OF Police,
R.. 625 shares
IL the aot a sR that o da5 The
San Pedro door with
This which can thus be entered directly from
Sfd 1a % the Roanoke Hotel which consists com bedro o
telephones communicating with the bar peow :: -, -
tanned for just a 5 a 6 Mesn sS H o % VISITED y
girl till 6 her ems o9i occupied &
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and wonan wentup
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building
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-25

feels conscious he has behaved him
self Alright be afraid to meet that sort
Of an issue? But if he is afraid of it,
why should we not have the right to
make him meet it? Loud cheers.)
Law Implies FaithfuIness
IF any of you had hired a man to
serve you for the period of three years,
you did not have to have written a
bond that he would behave himself