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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
PROcRAsTINATIoN WAS
PROMPTLY PUNISHED
Honorable Mention)

(HonordDle MSHtlOHJ
Dear Aunt Laurie:
MY favorite maxim is. "A stitch in
N time saves nine" When l have
AN something to do and l do not
feel like doing it, 1 think of the verse,
For the loss of the nail the shoe was
lost" 1 will tell it to you.
For the loss of the nail the shoe was lost
For the loss of the shoe the horse was lost
For the loss OF the horse the rider was lost
For the loss of the rider the battle was lost
And all for the loss Of the horseshoe nail
One time when we were in Indiana
it had showed and vas very cold and
icy, so mamma told me to sprinkle
some salt on our steps 50 that 1t Woulu
not be so slippery.
Instead, 1 went off to play, and the
next time l went out my feet slipped
out from under me and / bumped my
head on the door. l sprained my an
kle and | couldn't go to school for a
few days.
When | went back to school my
teacher asked me what was the mat
ter, and when | told her she said,
THAT was the time when stitch in
time would have saved nine" Don't
you think so, too, Aunt Laurie? Your
loving niece, LORETTA FR1.
1876 Crocker street, st. Joseph's
school, age 1s years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
About Club colors

Dear Aunt Laurie:
1 think green and gold would be
pretty colors. These are our high
school colors, though.
Helitrope and pale pink are beautiful
together. l don't know whether any
school has them or not. / am anxious
to hear more about the clubs. Your
loving niece,
HELEN GRAY MACE.
Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
Junior is Interested

Dear Aunt Laurie:
Please accept my two stories. | en-
Joy reading the letters and stories I'm
The Herald Junior.
/ am interested in the work. for 1t is
helpful in many ways. 1t teaches us
to express our thoughts in writing as
well as speaking, and / shall continue
my interest. Your loving nephew,
BAYARD DOUGLAS.
504 West Twenty-first street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
Likes Golden Rule

Dear Aunt Laurie:
l am going to write to you about
my favorite adage. / know several
but think this one is a little the best:
do unto others as you would
They should do 10 you;
Twill make you gentle, kind and
good,
Content and happy. too"
l think that is an excellent motto
for older people as well as younger
My grandmother used to know it IA
long time ago when my father was
child. She used to teach 1t to her chill
dren when they were my size.
1t was rather hard at first to choose
which adage / liked best, but l think
this one Is about the best.
Your loving niece.
HELEN SMITH,
sos South Eastlake avenue, II years
old, Griffin Avenue school. AZ.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12

can and leave nothing only half done,
but finish it so it will amount to some
thing.
/ may not have explained this right,
but that is what l take from 1t.
LEILA CAMPBELL.
Lankershim. Age IA.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12

so tried to draw one picture as well
as l could.
you always have good titles to all
the contests. Hoping you like my
picture, l am, your niece,
LEILA PAGE.
Logan street school. grade 7.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
A Letter of Greeting

Dear Aunt Laurie:
l read i'm the Junior yesterday that
YOU have come back to your nepheWs
and nieces after enjoying a quiet Vaca-
ton in the peaceful Santa Rosa noun
tains. SO. as Junior niece, | thought
/ would write and greet you with best
wishes on your return.
| have not contributed anything for
several months, owing to the fact that
| have entered the Polytechnic high
school.
In high school the studies are harder
than those of the grammar schools and
require more time and thought. Many
times | could not Send in letters or
pictures when / wished l could.
The course | chose to study is fine
arts, which consists of two drawing
lessons every day, one in Spanish. one
in English and gymnasium twice a
week. / was excused from spelling be-
cause my average was above 80 per
cent In February l shall start to take
sewing and dressmaking also.
: have met several girls who con-
tribute, or did contribute while they
were in grammar school. to the Junior.
| shall close, wishing the best OF sue
cess for the Herald Junior and Aunt
Laurie. MARY BISCH.
Polytechnic high school.
Thank you very much, Mary, for this
pleasant letter. l wish you would con-
tribute some more pictures. Your work
along that line was so promising |
hone YOU will keep ii up.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
Joins the Juniors

Dear Aunt Laurie:
l am one of your new nieces We
take The Herald, but / have not writ
ten to you. l hope you viii include me
among your nieces. With love,
CARRIE ROWLAND.
Puente. age 8, grade 4.
You are very welcome, Carrie, and
hope you will try in the contests, and
perhaps some day you will win a prize.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
UNFINISHED STORY CONTEST
YOUNG ARTISTS CONTEST

colors I think blue and orange would
be good. Your nephew,
ARTHUR MOBILES.
Twenty eighth street school, Grade
RS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
Junior Submits l.ieture

Dear Aunt Laurie:
I am very much interested in your
Junior department and am inclosing a
drawing which is original and all my
work, representing the subject THE
Letter to Santa Claus" / do not go
to school at present, but hope that
my picture.
Hoping for your success, 1 beg to re-
main yours truly,
LILLE MEISER.
10 Myrtle street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
Enjoyed, Thanksgiving Day

Dear Aunt Laurie:
I can't write the fairy story this
week. as | do not know anything
about the catbird's habits, but / will
tell you 1 spent a most pleasant day
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
A New Junior

Dear Aunt Laurie;
We have been taking The Herald
for quite while. l read the Junior
and enjoy 1t very much. l would like
to become one of your nieces.
MARGUERITE DE LAND.
1916 South Main street. Cathedral
school, sixth grade.
You may join the Herald Junior by
competing in any of the contests. New
members are always welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12

About Junior coIors
Dear Aunt Laurie:
| think that a Herald Junior pen
nant would be very nice. For the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-12
Likes Silver Linings

Dear Aunt Laurie:
1 don't like 'preachy" maxims.
don't like to always try again." or
to take a stitch in time" and dear
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
COMMISSION ID BE CALLED IN
 OH RATES

Unless within the next few days the local branch of the Wells Facgo ex. press company can announce reduc ton in rates upon express matter brought into this city. the Bisbee Board of Trade contemplate reporting as inordinately high rates at present in force here, to the Arizona Railrcad Commission, for investigation.
 It is claimed by losai business men that the rates charged by the com pany for handling consIgnments for Bisbee, are so high that they may be chased as inordinately so. AppIica- tion has been made for reduction by the Board of Trade and it is be- lieved that some attention at least win he paid their demand by the e1- press company.
 The freight rates charged by inc T. F. & $. " into this city have been taken up with General Freight AgenT Brown ot the road, and satisfactory adjust:reut is hoped for and expected
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
CHURCH
 NOTICES
M METHODIST EPISCOPAL

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 Sunshine Hawks is without ques tiOn the most popular number on the Chautauqua program. and he is also one of the best entertainers in Amer ica. Mir. Hawks will speak at the Methodist church at the morning ser. vice. All who have not other engage. ments are invited to be present There will be baptismal service preceding the morning church service at 10. I5 A. M.
 Young Peoples meeting at 6:3O p. M., and short church service at 7:3O closing in time for the Chautauqua service.
 An important official meeting Tues day evening; also an ice creaN socIaI by the young people to which tue public is invited.
 Sunday will be the last Sunday for the Conference year for the Method ist churches of the territory. The pastor feels that the year has been the best in the history of the local church. Sixty five have been added to the membership and and forty-tl,ree have been baptised.
 The pastor will attend the Confe-- ence in Phoenix this week.
 E. D. RALEY, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
MINISTER WILL BID
 FAREWELL ID CHURCH

Rev. J. E. Kanarr will leave some time this week for National City, Cal. near San Diego, to begin his work there in the First Baptist church. To day he will occupy the pulpit in the First Baptist church in Bisbee for the last time.
 Rev. Kauarr has been here a little over a year, coming several month: before the big fire of last fall. This fire completely destroyed the woodt D frame church and the congregation were left without place of worship.
 However, nuder Rev. Kanarr's lead- elship they rallied loyalty at his call and since that time have not only rebuilt the church hut have erected a parsonage as well, and the unpaid subscriptions when collected will pay eff all indebtedness.
 Many new members have been ad. ded to the church, both by letter and baptism, in the past few mouths and it's affairs are exceedingly pros porous.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
.|S HELD BECAUSE IF ALLEGED
 CRUELTY

GLOBE, Sept. 25.-As the result of open hostilitics between W. D. Mark ley and B. J. Kellner, growing out of the latter's treatment of his wife, daughter of Markley, both men have been arrested and are at liberty or bail, pending an investigation of the charges which have been placed against them.
 Kellner was arrested Sunday on warrant sworn out by Markley charg- ing him with having committed an aggravated assault on Mrs. Kellner.
 He gave bond for s1,OO0 for his ap- peaarnce, with J. N Porter and J x Robinson as sureties. He will be given aan exmination before Judge Thomas Monday.
 Following his arrest, Kellner :swOre out a warrant for the arrest of his father-in-Iaw, charging him with making threats to do bodily harm.
 He claimed such threats had beeu made in the presence of Sheriff Thompson and William Raansom. Both men corroborted Kellner's statements and Markley was held under $1.O0O bail for his appearance
 before. Judge Thomas. lie gave the necessary surety.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
K. OF C'S. WILL HAVE
 COMFORTABLE HOME

No more handsomely furnished cluo rooms are to be found in the city than. those which the Knights of Co lnmbus will occupy, commencing to- day in the Muheim building. From the standpoint of convenience and iur- nishing they stand unrivaled.
 Four rooms upon the second flo. O. the building have been overnauled and refurnished completely. This work has been underway for several days.
 Comfortable lounging chairs are n the reading rooms, there are billiard and pool tables and in connection with other conveniences a bath room a which both tub and shower baths have been installed. The local lodge has about 15O members at pessn' These will occupy the new club rooms for the first time today.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
GOv. SLOAN HAS. COMMU TED
 MANY
Especial correspOndence1


 TOMBSTONE. Sept. 25.-Accord' ing to advices received here Governor Sloaan hs issued communications to a
 number of Cochise county prisoners, whose terms would expire during the coming month The order was made by Governor Sloan under date Of September 21 aand included eighteen prisoners. The communications were granted by Governor Sloan on ac- count of the good behavior of the ac- cused and on account of the fact that they labored on the construction of the new penitentiary at Florence. and were allowed two days for one for every day that they worked which the usual good time allowed soon cut down the time of their sentences.
 Those from Cochise county who come under the list were: Harry Lawrence. convicted of the crime of aan ssaault with deadly weapon on Robert Mcdonald in Bisbee, sentenced to serve eight years from July 1s. 1905; Etaban E Mesa. convicted Sf stealing a bicycle Tn Douglas, sen tenced to serve one year from May 1S.1sO9; Francisco Chaves and Juan Encinas, convicted of burglary in the first degree, committed in Bisbee, sen fenced to serve three years from June ?. 1908; Richard Williams, con victed of burglary, committed. in Naco and sentenced to serve IS months from January 25, 1909. The others who were included in the list are: Francisco Garcia, burglary, second, degree, four years from November, 1907, Yavapai county; Arthur Daniel. assault with deadly weapon, three years from May, 1908, Navajo county; John Shoot. assault with a deadly weapon, four years from December, 1907, Yavapai county; Jose Gomez, burglary second degree. one year from April 24, 1909, Maricopa county; William Elder. burglary, two years from November. 1908. Pima county; Jesus Esparso, burglary. one year from May, 1909, Pima county; Santos Nisto, manslaughter, five years from April, 1907. Coconino county; Simon Montayo grand larceny; 30 months from October 1908, Graham county; Pedro Perez, assault with a deadly weapon, two and half years from October, 1908, Yuma county; Ramon Mendoza, manslaughter. IS months from December. 1908, Pima county; and Karl Berger, grand larceny, two and a half years from May, 1908, Pima county.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
 c,awson Hui


 Bihle school at 10 A. M.; J. H. Dem arest, superintendent
 Worship and sermon at II A. M.: theme. "The Agent and the Christian B. Y. P. U at 6:3o P. NJ; evening worship at F. M. Subject of ser. mon, Foreign Food"
 Business meeting of the church on Monday evening. All members of the church should be present. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. This win be our Last Sunday in Bisbee. Shall be glad to greet all o: the members and friends at these ser vices. JOHN E. KANARR. Pastor. At Warren: Sunday school as usu- al and election of officers.
 South Bisbee: Sunday school as usual; monthly service at 7:SO P. AI. by girls choir.
 Don Luis: Sunday school at ?. M. Owing to the meeting of the Conference at Phoenix, the pastor will not preach this week.
 REV. HUGH G. DOWNS, Phar. D.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
E CHARGED WITH
 MAKING THREATS

Charged with threatening to kill George Plant, a miner. Richard Gar retto was arrested last evening. rhe complaint was sworn to before Justice High and Garetto was shortly after ward located by Constable Twomey and placed under arrest.
 Upon being arraigned before the court he pleaded not guilty ana his trial was set for Monday at II A. NJ, his bond being fixed at $500. At a late hoIr last night he was searching for bondsmen in company with Con stable Twomey.
 The details of the alleged threats against Plants life are not known. the complaining Witness making no for ther statement at the time he swore out the warrant than that his life had been threatened.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
A PLEASANT OCCASION.

Twenty-two people gathered at the home of c. R Hoover Friday evening to celebrate Mrs. Hoover's birthday. The affair was a surprise and the evening was spent in cards and m1slc. Mrs. Charles Means won the ladies first prize, pearl and gold pen, while Frank NeaIe won the gentle mans prize. a meerschaum cigsr-hold. CT. James Garrett and Mrs. Joiner won the cancellations. Music was later furnished by Mir Brown, violin: Stenson, mandolin, and Myers. guitar Those present were: Sfessrs. and Mes danes YaTcho, Stenson, Carretto, Shields. Means and Kentry; Mesdames Joiner, Prophett and Millfman: Miss Shields; Messers. Raphaelovich, Neil, Brown and Myers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
BAPTIST CHURCH

Members of the Second Baptist church. (tColoredl. on Chihuahua Hill were called together by the General District Missionary. Rev. J. B. Bell, and in the meeting harmonized the case that was pending in court, and by a motion the council agreed to have the case thrown out of court. We are glad to say the court dis missed the case
 We shall go ahead with our relig- ious worship. Rev. J. B. Bell will hold divine worship all day Sunday. assisted by Rev. Williams, and all the church combined.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 South Bisbee

As this is the fourth Sunday in the month. the girls choir is intending to render the public another one of those song services. It is good to hear them sing. Come and enjoy 1t at South Bisbee.
 Sunday school at usual hour
 Don Luis: Sunday school at 1 P. NJ; Mir. Crook superintendent.
 REV. HUGH c. DOWNS, Phar. D.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
BRYAN ACCEPTS CHALLENGE IF
 BAILEY

EL PAso, Sept. si.-A dispatch from Phoenix announces that W. j. Bryan Will arrive in El Paso Monday and will reply to Bailey's criticism of his stand on the tarin sr that time.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
WARREN

To all interested in the Union Sun day school at Warren: It Is desired to have the sentiment of the com munity on a few questions of import ance, next Sunday morning, Sept 26. when the election of officers takes place.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
HERnER-BowmAN NuprlALs.

Miss Irene Hebner, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Earl Hebner of South Bisbee, was married last Wed nesday to Walter Bowman, of Ogden. Utah. The couple have gone to og- den, wher they will make their future home.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
CHURCH oE cHRIsr

9: 45 A. NJ. Bible school: Il A. II. Communion and sermon. No evening service on account Of Chautaudua
 2:S0 P. Nj: Bethany Bible class at JiggerviIle.
 7:30 P. NJ preaching at Jiggerville.
 W. E. SPICER Minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

The regular Sunday services of tue Bisbee, Arizona, Christian Science Society are held at II A. M in Medi- govich hall, two doors east of the Cop per Queen hotel The subject for September 26th will be Reality. The subjects and sermons are copyrighted by the Rev Mary Baker Eddy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
Lishtfoot News.

The readers OF The Gazette were
much disappointed last week not
10 get their Gazettes. The papers
for Ligh1oot failed to get there.
A large number OF people from
here attended the Lutheran confir-
nation exercises IN Williamsburg
Sunday. Rev. Edward Brekhus
confirmed a class Of twelve al Bru-
ton Parish church. Mr.. Brekhus
and his congregation highly sppre-
ciate the kindness and courtesy Of
the BrutOn Parish congregation in
extending to them the use Of thei,
beautiful church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves left Friday
for Williamsburg their future home.
They Will De sadly missed by their
many friends here. Both have
/ proved themselves always kind and
helpful friends ever willing TO &C
f comodate every body. NJ. Graves
f IS one of the most efficient. and &C.
f commeiaung operators on the lin,
and we are indeed sorry 10 los,
hin.
Miss Matte Powell left Saturday
Tor Portsmouth where she viii spenc
the winter with her brother.
Mr.. Alfred Benson has entered
upon his duties as station agen
here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
HOldCrOft News,

Hoidcroft. Va. October IQ-Pro-
uacted meeting al Mt. Pleasant
church this week. Rev. G. S Ken
Iard. Of Williamsburg. is assisting
the pastor. Rev. B. +. Robinson.
The baseball championship Of
Charles City was decided on the
same day the Pirates wa.loped the
Tigers. Brass Ankle tcok t,go
games from Berkeley. Score. Brass
Ankle 1910 Berkeley SO.
Among those on the sick list this
week are Mrs. L. II. Parsans and
Mrs. J. A. Hughes.
Mrs. Wakefield Minor. of James
City. was the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. J. L. Parsons this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mckinney
and Miss Liobie Mckinney. OF
Ruthville. were guests Of Mrs. ].
W. Bins.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
Fine Game fol- SATURDAY.

On Saturday, Ocrober q. William
and Mary VII play the Episcopal
High School on Cary Field. While
some would think that the game viii
De al easy one for the college, yet
those who know football viii say
different. because the Episcopal
High School always puts out a
strong team and one which can put
up a creditable showing agai nst the
strongest teams in the state. They
know football from beginning TO end,
and fast. snappy game is ex-
pected.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

The business meeting OF the Ed
ucauonal and Civic Association viii
be held at the Nicholson school on
Tuesday, October 10Th. az Z p. N.
Inc change Of date has been made
IN order not 10 conflict with the
Yorktown celebration on the 10Th.
The members o. the association are
urged 10 keep in mind this change
and 10 be present at the meeting as
plans for the years work Will be
discussed and other important bust
ness VIII be brought up.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE
Williamsburg People Should Learn 10 De
test the Approach Of Kidney
Disease.

The symto-e OF kidney trouble are so
unmistakable that they leave no ground
for doubt SICK kidneys excrete thick
cloudy. offensive urine. full OF sediment
irregular Of passage or attended bv q
sensation Of scalding. The back aches
constantly, headaches and dizzy spells
may occur and the victim Is often weigh
cd down by a feeling Of langour and fat.
sgue. Neglect these warnings and there
IS danger Of dropsy. Bnght's Disease. or
oizbetes. Anv one of these symtoms is
warning enough 20 begin treating the
kidneys at once. Delay often proves
fatal
You can use no better remedy than
Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's Williams
burg proof;
r L. Casey. Main St. Williamsburg
Va SAYS:
u have used Doan's Kidney Pills and
can say that ] know them 10 be A very
reliable kidney remedy This preura.
ration cured me Of all the symtorns OF
kidney trouble aad have not suffered
sinoe Z an, pleased 10 recommend
Deans Kidney Pills in all cases Of kid
ney complaint"
For sale By al. dealers. Price so oecfs
Poster Milburn. Co. Buffalo. New York
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nAme--Doan's-ard
take no Other.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
Letter to 3. D. sEAcHY,
Williamsburg. Va.

Doar Sir. Here's a maiLorder paint
there are several such-t5 per cent of ITS
solid part is barvtcr and whiting. and
80 per CENT oiits bcnz.nc and water. the
rest IS zine lead and oil
barytes whiting brnzine and water
nave nothing 70 DO with paint. except
to make more 2oiioas Cor victims 90 bay
AZ - gallon put-0u
- "a gallon put-ou viii buy the best
paint there IS in the world. here's o.
paint, about bali neither pigment nor
ail. imposed ON the unsuspecting
hat ~ the remcdvs WHAT IS the
viclim Co do, DO voatavor a pure PAINT
law 900 your State
North Dakota has lately passed such
q law; ir IS worth. we presume. So "a
year 20 the average MAJ What O,
wanted. GO course. is paint of su-t
strength that 40 gallons VIII do a To-
gallon job aud wear l1ux tiine. ne
zoe is that paint. Should counterfeit
oe put-doWn bv law. So
Yours truly
F.W UENOE 81 co.
b. 81 Il Stone sells our paint.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
Judge Mann Speaks Here.

Judge William Hodges Mann.
Democratic nominee for governor.
spoke at the courthouse last Satur-
day night 10 large and enthusiastic
audience.
After being introduced by Hon.
NJ. II. Barnes. Judge Mann pro
ceeded 10 discuss the campaign IS
sues In a masterly manner. His
speech was a good one and ais
hearers went away full OF enthusi-
ssm.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

To THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
JOSEPH MORTON.
You sre hereby notified that a tract
ot land containing 10 acres on Harrison
District. Charles CITY. Co. Va. ives sold
on The dav of ls98. for deliquent
taxes. levirs. interest. aud costs 20 the
Commonwealth % i Virginia. and appli.
cation for the purchase thereof has hecn
hIcd in tnis otnce. and 70 appearing from
the records iu this othce that YOU arc
interested 30 Said land. YOU are further
nouhed 20 appear iu four months from
the date OF this notice. aud DO What
may be necessary 90 protest your inter.
est.
Given urder my hand this lsth dav "a
Octoncr. 1909.
K s. MAJOR
Clerk of Circuit Court. Charles City
Co.. va.