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Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03
WHITE SOX CLUB
EARNS PLAUDITS
LONG BEACH AGGREGATION
MAKES GOOD SHOWING
WILL PLAY WITH SANTA FEES AT
SAN BERNARDINo
Coast City Team Adds Several New
and Fast Players to dts Ranks
and Much Is Elk.
pected

The Long Beach White Sox club Of
the Association league is nearly the
whole thing, from a baseball standpoint,
at the beach town. and there is not a
fan at Long Beach who will not swear
by the players.
This allegiance certainly has been
merited by the team. Hastily organ
lied and entered in the Association
league, it has made a splendid showing.
Its record to date is seven games won,
two lost and one tied.
The team boasts the finest grounds of
any club in the league. The diamond is
situated at Belmont Heights, just be-
yond the city limits. 1t is enclosed and
the grounds are equipped with grand
stand, bleacherS and quarters for the
players. The club is drawing large at
tendances, and because of this most Of
the teams in the league prefer to meet
the White Sox on their own grounds.
The Santa Fe club of San Bernardino
will try conclusions with the Long
Beach aggregation this afternoon at the
Gate city diamond. Several fast play
ers have joined the White SoX team
since they were admitted to the Assoc
citation league. Prominent among these
are StoYal, the Cleveland first baseman,
who easily is the star Of the bunch.
Myers, the new pitcher, who has sue
ceeded Fullager in the box, is a wonder
for his age, and is regarded by many
as certain candidate for a big league.
Captain Cree is the life of the team,
and has been an important factor in
the winning.
A list of the games won and lost is as
Ell T1-.l.
cific Coast Syrups, lost, 4 to 2; Santa
Anitas, tie, l to 1; Wielands, won, 13 to
8; Racycles,. won, 2 to 1; Woodill- Hulse,
won, Is to 8; Weilands, lost, 8 to O; San
Pedro, won, 10 to 4; Pacific Coast Syr-
UPS. won, 5 to 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03

n NE of the best amateur ball play
ers in Southern California is said
~ to be Claude Finley, who for sew
eral years was a student of the Gustav
street grammar school, where he played
backstop for that aggregation when it
won the grammar school eighth grade
championship for the season of 1903.
For eighteen months Claude Finley
has had the management of the VIE
land club in the Association league, and
has earned a warm friendship among
the directors of that organization,
which is shown in his having been
elected secretary, which office he has
held for six weeks. Finley is an all
round athlete and has several trophies,
won in the past three years.
During the six weeks in which he has
played in the Association league Fin
ley has been catcher for the Wieland
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03

! aggregation, and is one of the best men
in the league in picking them off the
bat and singing them to first and sec
ond base.
Director Oliver Best of the Echo
park Fairgrounds thinks well of Fin
ley, and says in the course of year
he will become one of the best catch
ers in Southern California. Every Sat-
urday Finley is backstOp for the Echo
park baseball club and he is pitted
against some of the swiftest pitchers in
the south, among them being Sam Fer
raris, who will join the Portland club
in the spring; Art Hensling, the fast
twirler Of the Santa Fe club of San
Bernardino; Myers of the Long Beach
team and Tom Grayson, formerly of
the Salt Lake Route nine, now con-
nected with the Pacific Coast Syrup
aggregation in the same league.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03
MANUFACTURERS FALLS WITHIN
SCOPE OF WINE ORDINANCE

The wine ordinance of the city, the
validity of which was attacked by S.
s. Sanders, attorney for B. Mesa, who
appealed from a decision by Police Jus
time Chambers under which he was fined
$3.50, was held valid by Judge James of
the superior court yesterday.
Mesa contended that, as a manufac-
turer of wines and brandies, he was
exempt from the provisions of the ord
nance making it necessary for whole
Salers to secure a license.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE DIAMOND
r

roll, catcher; Bronson, first base; An
derson, second base; Hawkins, short
stop; Lane, third base; Boggs, left
field; Battles, center field; Tucker,
right field.
At Los Nietos the Riveras and Dyas-
Clines will hook up. Batteries will be:
Rivera, Haskell and Phillips; Dyas-
Clines, Haight and Leahy.
At Gardena the Gardena and Thistle
clubs will fight it out for third place
in the league.
Batteries will be: Gardena, Annis and
Simms; Thistles, Seigel and Nordquist.
Reports come from Santa Barbara to
the effect that McCredie, manager of
the Portland team, will do his spring
training at the Channel City this year.
Training will start about the first of
March
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03
Fireman Brings Suit

Charles S. Land, a city fireman, filed
suit against the Los Angeles Gas and
Electric company in the superior court
yesterday, in which he asks damages
of $25,100 on account of injuries sus-
tanned by a gas explosion in the Fred
Espes building, 2725 South Main street,
September 8. The explosion occurred
while Land was engaged in fighting a
fire in the building
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03
Not a Word Came Out

Bill see the noiseless rifle invented
by Hiram Maxim was recently tested
in London. 1t sent a .32 calibre bullet
through two directories, at a distance
of 900 yards. The only perceptible
sound heard was that of the trigger.
Jill-And 1 suppose neither of the di-
rectories emitted a word?-Yonkers
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03
Man prons Six Hu. dred Feet

Penn, a carpenter, aged 25 years, met
with a terrible death here this morn
ing while working in a mill He was
walking along a drift without a light
and fell down the air shaft of a mine,
dropping 900 feet. Death was instan-
taneOuS,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03
Proper Rations

Novice Fisherman (off Florida coast)-By
George! I'd like to land a sword-fish or
two. What'll I bait WITH old man?
Boatman (without smile)-Army
worms, o. urse!-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03

The schedule for this afternoon will
be as follows: Racycles VS.. Santa FEES
at San Bernardino Wieland VS.. San
Pedro at Point Firmin; Druids VS..
Long Beach at Long Beach; Pacific
Coast Syrups VS. Woodill- Hulse at
Thirty eighth and Alameda.
Following is the schedule for the
teams of the Southern State league,
which are for the present playing indie
pendent ball:
Observation-Disclosures, pitcher; Leon
second base; Wilson, shortstop; Smith,
third base; G. Dear, left field; Stuart,
center field; Cosby, right field.
Giants-Clark, Hinckle. pitchers: Car
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03
MAIERS VS.. SAN PEDRO.
At San Pedro.
MAIER
EDISONS VS.. SALT LAKES.
Az Cb11tee
Standing of Clubs

Following is the standing of the AS
ISOLATION league and where the games
are played this afternoon:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03

Automobiles headquarters, Ship cafe,
Venice.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03

Harry Hoffman, catcher for the
Maiers ball team, received a New
Years present of two bats that have
been soaked in oil for two years. Some
ball players are not able to get things
that have been in soak for only two
months.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03

Eastern league players are kicking
because their salary limit for next
season has been fixed at $3.50 a month.
And that is about eight times as
much as most of them got in Troy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03

The reason has leaked out why Ben
ME Smith and Bilande severed their
connections with the Maiers club in
the California Winter league ranks and
went over to the Dolgeville team in
the Southern State league. It is said
because Manager Frank Benkert let
out Smith for faster material at left
garden Bilande got mad and
Jumped" Smith pitched a fine game
for the Felt Workers New Years day
and is a fast man on his feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03

There will be meeting of the Cali
fornia Winter league directors at the
office of President Harry Lelande next
Tuesday night at the city hall. The
meeting will be called at s o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03

Ira Thomas, the Detroit catcher, says
he will not go to Philadelphia if Man
ager Jennings sells him to Connie
Mack. That's too bad. What on earth
will Connie do now?
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-03

The bell that Jack Doyle has to toll
off the number of runs must have been
made in the early sixties, for the sound
cannot be heard more than ten feet
away.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05
Mr.. Cort Pigg
Piano Tuner
First Class Work Guaranteed.
Teacher of Violin and all string
and brass instruments.
Office: Udeon Theater.

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DIE BON 81. Souls bierber fam UNI
ibre @ltern gu beiuhen wurbe BON
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bieie Boae babin sesueen.
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spei Shafe unb unteriudune fteute
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sebrt purben. Guoere 2eute oer'
miBten ebenfa[Is Sertel uno Sabner.
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abeno fanb nu- iebr ermioete Saser
aber feline erlegten 8blfe.
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te puu OnenspiIe cine Garlabune
gieb nah ct. 9ouis am Wittpoh.
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marnmne an elteri,.

Gin att GROCER 8obeit nerlbten
am abenor oes rs. Gebruar, cine
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8iraer fam aus Nrmin' Beeemann's
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purien; er rief um Sulfe un6 iuhte
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ten, UNI einen speiten Gneriff III
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8obnuna. Serr SaIenrttter parnt
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mafen bei9isen nirb oa bic gtabi
5ermann oes Nahts teiner S6ub
fur bereleiden Gusttfe eemdbrt,
her Elm Utaribal niht Eeberrau 80.
gleih ietn fam
@eorae Us. Saenritter r.
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V o nj. V d d. erttfa.

Soebeu aine uus Die M6rSnums
mer Der betannten uno nit &eht
Iebr beliebten WOnats frift .S e
GeutIte 9ausfrau', Wlituaufee,
Wis, su. 9as Seft benefit 10 rett,
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Itredeno, in BOrt uno Bib bic IHau.
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unb Stcilien in erareifenoer Deut-
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lest, mo i'm @eiBen 6auie gu Bnib
inatup iib Elm 8ehiel Der 8erpDbner
puI,iebt, b%eipnoers seitpemdBen.
ebenfaGs reid iuuitri rten Grtitel
Die @iufnbruna unieres 8rdiioei .
ten uub Die 5rluen oes BeiBsn
Sauie81. Spat nenoe Gr3abluraen.
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Inter Gis uno shnse.

Iud In Der 8intersseit pulfirt bic
glatur. Die 2ebensuOradnee oolI.
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ben SbooB Der Groe, mie fir bas
Snnere beS meniblifen &brs era bic
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tea &eimenS, Bliibens uuo Srihtt.
traaens seihaffenen G%bfauftoffe aus.
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rnb Der menihli6e &6rper mullen
d1idbrlih I'M Uinter fir neuen 5rib
ling, CONNER uno 6erbft l%eiitunes.
fdbis eem1ht tperbeu. 8ie ieber
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&enntniB beiiben, baB 81 Der alei9en
3slt iein &6rper mad elmer iold1en
Tauie %nerlan9t; nah einem Wittel
AUDI sueleih; baS mie bic beriibmten
st. Bernard 8r"duterpilen, ben 85rs
per bon ben aus Der 8erennsenheit
surideebliebenen eiitiaen Shladen
befreit uub inn fin Die Nufanben etr
ner tor1menoen 9eit neue &rait ems
HDBt. giele Sauienbe baben ihDn
ole eebeibti5e Birtiamteit bieier
8iuen, bic in GpDtbeteu gu baben
limb, nit ber 9antbarteit eines Men,
ihen nnertannt, oer iih pie neu er.
ihaffen fiat; uno ben Beiien eeniiai
aud bieies cine Wort.
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gieben sSohre Beueis.

SD babe z Sabre BeUeis sehabt
oas Sings Stem DISCOVERY bic bette
Meoisin 1T su nebmen tiir Sufteu,
@rtattuna uno ieoe &rantbeit bes
Saties, Der Bruit Doer 9unee.@ inet
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8elt bat SO Satire long ben 8emeis
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erp bas bette Ufittel 1T segen Suiieu
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uno bic anfdnee uon Gbpiuoiuht.
Sein seitieer @ebrauh uerbinbert
Die @ntnidluna uon Bneumonin
Inter @arantte pertauft in 8atters
9lpotbete AZ so cents uno sl.00 Bros
beflaihe fret.
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piahc'G cnteit iteiet fieb
Sem GnSe so.
Die G~antitaten miiten itet ab utn
sas id,Snc piano 80 estutnnsu.
Der Gentsft miro ant > a nj It a 9
Sen 20. m 4 + s. idbIieben. Nod
4 tpedbsn anftrereenSer 1Ir'
belt tiir Die Serperber.

Cine unermibliher nnSabl Wdo'
hen bat eS ielten e:eeben ais bic
Beiperberinnen fir ben l. Breis IN
in unierem 8Opular Girl SianD Con-
teit. Sur Elm amt lauten uno bic
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8ereleid nit benz 5leiB uelbe bic.
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Ge nidt abonnenten bes Yultsblati
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Der sr6B.en 8erlesenbeit UNI IuS'
Hatte su erIinuen, ooer mullen elm
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den, Oa tie ieben iOlange bearbeiter
uerben Bis er iih bereit ertIdrt fir
Ole Mdbhen bur9 announcement anl
Die 9eitune etnsutreten.
Vim "a. Mdrs Nbenbs 6 nbr.
ihtieBt Der @onteii uuo fieben ben
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3.it CUR 8%eriieuna. DAB oieie Belt
aui ariuDli die nuSeenust ruiro, ffi
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untenanitebeno aeben mir Ole
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tie I, luneit mir raH ben abeeaebenen
Sgimuen b~eurtbeilen t6nnen.
Biele Sreunbe Der Benerber baber
eeftimmt, uno In mebrereu 5duer
finb 5reunbe i'm Stiuen fiir ibre 8e
~oorsuate tbatig:
Die Rauaieaun 1T fuie folet:
SRI. 2issie 8iIimanu. 42S, 800
Sri. &ima @~enenbabu. 42l, $50
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- q aSconao e. 5rau Niiu.
er bon SefferiOn Gitp III bier bel ibrer
3otter Srau go. gbiu 81 Beiab.
- Robert GoseIiane reiite mad
Barrett auf Beiuh
= Serr Saub, unier Stations
agent, III Elm iebr sei+edter unb audi
glidli1er Sdeer. 2eBte BDhe er.
teete er an einem Sage 2 Siihie unb
uernunbtete einen 9ritten.
- Jrau Senrp ufelmann metde
trant mar. fam nieber auf
iein.
- San Sadiih, 8m. Sumter.
PER- Saub, Serr Spencer uno @son
5leiiher iiuo ben @ascunabe : SluB
binauf aui bic Gnteniash,
= Der Substantial in gbiGs Saue
mar gut beiuht. 8rstsmasten tun
rem Sri. Mae luid unb Supb Sin,
ner, ~eritere elm gnlet unb leeterer
Elm ,Sobo". @lne ieltene uno bib
i9e Otaste mar 5rau SeSse 8aber
bon abortion, pelhe einen @olbfii9
portteate.
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farm BON so older am @eo. 8irf FIR
S4125 pertauft unb wiu mad Bpus
ming 5iebeu. Martin murbe bier
aeboren unb auf Der Sarm bic er per'
tauite a%ufsrsosen, uuo unsern ieben
MIR i'm rueesiehen.
- frau g. luif mar in abortion
gum 8eiud ibrer 5reunoin, Grau
Daibel.
Srf. Stella Sreuno unb Sobn
slatterp uOn st. Souls uaren bier
su Beil (.
- Der Jrauen Seretn Der @p.
Rirbe ptrb nm Is. Wdis Elm boy.
Supper sum 8eften bee airHe uer'
anitalten, 4 Ruhen uub 2Breiie per'
ben eesebeu. Dteielben tbnneu in
S(eiiters gtore nneeieben meroen.
@euue lnterhnttuua. Die Raohen
Fno eriuht bic SUreu ih6n gu sieren
uuo 5arfte ftr ben Sabalt ~iolaenbes
Siuaers us bieuen: 2 Sanouides,
2 hidden Subu. 2 sefohte Gier, 2
@urten, 2 Bananen. 2 Seroietten,
2 fad auden. 2 3abntoher uno
piel irDbtiHe aaune.
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At the White House Sat. Mar. 6
Master Specialist in treating all ChrOI
eases of Men and Women.

treFlihe @ebidte, uerthpoae prnt'
tide &atbidtdee auf alien @ebieten,
MO bic Saufrau iid bethdtiaen fam,
ben meiteren Srbalt Der
MGrsuummer Der nGeutIhen 9ans'
Gin Announcement auf bieie
aebieseue 3eitidrift, bic cine mnbr'
haft f6llite 5%unoorube 1T iomUbl
fur @eii, Sers uno @emiith mie
audi flr eriprieBti6es bauslites
uno ShaHen, f6nnen mir,
bel ieber Seleeenbeit, audi
beute auen unieren 2eierinnen unb
nur ber5li9 empieblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

5trf Greer. 9as fleine &inb
Der @beleute Gbas. Beber LIT eeiabr.
lid trant.
- Grtbur Rloppenburs BON 2ittle
Berger par mebrere Gage bel Senrg
5efe gu 8eluh.
- Senrp 8orib bat uon @briii.
aottbuf BON Stofpe cine id6ae lunee
Stute setautt.
- $enrb @iienmann neleher in
einen Ssore 81 Gore alS @lert anee.
iteut, lit bier bel ben Seinieen gu
Beiuh.
aug. &trtner, @bus. @aertner unb
Senrp Sbmibt limb nit ibren reip.
5amilien in bic Staot seSueen.
- Ghas. sImeltns Cat 8efs BON
Der &irhner Earm eenoRmen, uub
SranI StrTel pot letne Garm an Del
6rene Greet beSuaen.
= Soc @mo bat feline Sdeemhble
auf bic @brift. Oetterer 5arm auf'
aeftellt. 9ebterer min i'm Grlbiabr
cine srose Sd1euue baueu.
Seurg unb eugene Seiie nerlurer
auf benz @ese nod 2ittle Berger
ourd Cob zines mertbuolIen iunser
@iel.
8m. 8Oeruer laBt auf feline,
Shmieo; elm neuss 8letoah an
brineen. Grtbur 8ruens beiOret bic.
Re Nrbeit.
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beiraths' Sicsnien.
Chm. Gamer, Owenspile, ~
Carrie s. 8orliih, Blano, u
Sacub 8. &oft, 8rate &c
Srau Dina @bfer, Srate 50

Die @ascunaoe Central Telephone
SO. hielt am letteu Jrsltag bier i6re
Sabresperiammlune ab, unb tudblte
fars tonrmenbe Slbr iulsenotn 8tret'
tDrenratb:
Subae .. s. Stoenner. 6. j..
9iuiams, $. 6. 9biuips, S. 8.
6uienritter unb Subae 6rant Onden,
peltjer foleenoe Seamte errpnslte:
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9rdIi. Suose Oaten. General Wanu.
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Inter anberu oo~rIieeenoen 8e'
iuaften tpuroe audb be Sra9e oes
ani9luBes BON rlarmer atnes" per-
banoelt, uno beidlOfen oenlelben
anialuB au eewabren seaen@ntridt'
uua uou So so per YbOne uno Se'
subluas Der r5uitAiua4, Se5ubren.
,5armer.9 ines" bic iid bieies Gner'
bieten gu Ruse MAIDEN, baben ben
Sc ,raut beS sanSen Sptem's oer
@ascUnaoe Central Telephone 90.
eepis elne erDBe BequemliHtelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

Die @ittpe @m. 8ublmann 1T
sefteru nit ibrer Sabe mad Wurri'
ion tiberseisbelt. 90 fie BON alIen
ihren 5reunben unt 8etannten per-
i6nlid nidt abi9ieb nebmeu tunnte,
ruit iie Guen Elm berslitJes aebe;
nobl au.
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Srant 8uihmann unb feline
Sdmeter GrG. @mma Yuihmann,
pun Bop, iinb eeitern BON ibrer mebr.
p6hentliHen 8eiudsreiie ndd 81.
linuoUb. aanias, suridaefebrt.
Quh warer iie In 8eGinaton nnb
Serbian, Wp., 81 8eiuh.
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Qeue Desaufieher.

Die @onntp Court ernannte oieie
8oae folaenbe 8eeauieaer fir's
fommenbe Sabr:
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SORT gattp. SIN Seim bes
gslep bat Der StOrd leste
8ube einen munteren Sunaen bin.
terInfsn.
= Sacob oumburg bat fiir $500
feline Jnrm an Otto Rappner BON
st. Souls pertauft. Serr Rappner
uirb i'm Gueuit Befib ersreifen.
Sreb. Obers unb Saeob Bbiqip
rparen Samfae in Sermann unb
6oltea ben ib6nen rotbbraunen
Bferbebeneit welhen 5err 8btuip
tirslid in Warthaspile taufte.
- @eO. 8erte bat iif nad ger'
ger Bottom beeeben NO er bieien
Spmmer nrbeiten tuiro.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-01
THIS MAN KILLS
HIS OWN MOTHER
Shoots ShcriffS Who Come for
Him and Commits
Suicide.

GREENSVILLE, Ohio, Nov. 90.
After numbering his mother and a
deputy sheriff who mad attempted to
arrest him, and probably fatally in
juring another woman and her hus-
band, Cloide Weaver, "a years of age,
committed suicide Monday.
Weaver was under suspended in
sanity sentence from the probate
court. Monday Sheriff Haber and
Deputy Farra went to Weaver's home
to arrest him. The appearance of the
officers seemed to drive the man vio-
lently insane. He opened fire on them
from an upper window and Farra
fell wounded. A moment later
Viewers mother ran from the house
crying. She was shot. She fell dead
at the sheriffs feet. Meanwhile
Weaver went to woodshed where
Farra had crawled and fired twice at
the wounded officers. He then jumped
into the officers buggy and drove to
the home of Levi Minnich and de-
manded Minnich to protect him, and
when Minnich hesitated he shot Min
Mich and Mrs. Minnich.
A posse quickly surrounded the
house and when the deputy sheriffs
broke in the door they found the body
of Weaver under the bed.
He used the last bullet to blow out
his own brains. Minnish and wife
are in critical condition.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-01
SAY WRECK VICTIM
WAS BURIED ALIVE
Tillamook Citizens Excited Over
Burial of One of
Argo Victims.

TILLAMOOK, Nov. 30.-To make
certain that Mrs. l.. A. Holdredge, one
of the four victims of the wreck of
the steamer Argo, which foundered
Friday last is dead, two hundred ex-
cited people, including many of the
best known residents of Tillamook,
went to the cemetery where the wom-
an was inferred late Tuesday to ex-
hume her body. AS she lay in her
casket her limbs relaxed and her face
highly colored. After burial fear was
expressed that she had been buried
alive, and as canvassed, proportionate-
1y excitement grew. The coroner, who
lives at Bay City was called to the
telephone and he is said to have de-
clared that he took every precaution
to make sure that life was extinct
before he issued the purIai permit.
He said, however, he had no objec-
lions to the body being exhumed, and
readily gave his permission. Prepara-
ton was at once made and the trip
to the cemetery was begun at eleven
thirty o'clock tonight.