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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
SttttenOe Gmmer.
Oct mGrfeligc SiaeOe.
On &iftorie efter
Soften e.

S Silfeborgcgnen lepe0e for mat
&c, mango 9lor iiOen en- @usmuno,
lpm Ell Dag paa i'm Sci fon0t ct
Spell, iom Ell o~nnpunfenoe &rGm=
mer ira Spiflun0 bup0e tnbt.
s bin SiO bar ct Spell Ell gurife
llfenOt Sing / miOtipllm0lfc 9un0s=
hper, % 0u @ltsman0et iuu Jig lelp
/ Speilet, fltrtoe ban life futte, bpuo
set bar fnr ct 9iue0c, ban bap0c
funOet, men enOclig iugOe ban til
iig iclp: u2lo, iii tror icg, jeg pes
BET, bet er pilt ct 9iQeDe al min
ufoooe 6u0er, 10, lige omtrent loo
ban iou min Sober lis, men bpor=
non / 9(lpcr0en er bans 9i1e0e sd
fonlmen in0 / 0ertne SingeIt?" -
Speilet gentle 6ltsmon0en / Ell
gnnlmcl StonOfiItc, men eli DAG
ban bar / Wurfclt, fan0t bans Some
Speilet. Sum iun @iQe0et al ct
&pi10f0lf og pie6liffelig blcp bum
filming. oN}ei nei ie til min go0c
Sens, nnu set lo0er til, at ser er
cen, 6an boloer mere al ems al mia,
% en0On er bum ilst fife ri0erc fpn,
- Set, Of Sens iuaoon gentmer ct
9iQeoe al ct frenmeo &pin0folf, bar
fan DGret int nof til at boI0e benz
melig for mig, men bent, til ban
fpn11ner hiem -"
DIN WfiO0ogcn, on @l1snton0en
tom bicm ira 9lrbeioet / Worfen.
bcgDnOte &onen at BRUCE Wf1tno /
ipGre MooOer. r9}ei iiffen cit gu
retOreier O1 Ct, Sens, Iigger Ou fife
I al @emmeligbeO % gerlnter / Bin
gomle StanofiItc ct 8iQcoe al ct
grimt fremmeo &pin0folf - ipncs
Ou, Set er ppltt operfor mig, sir
Go1e?"
~9tao,~ iparer Manoen belt 70
llgt, rOll FAR bittct set &iQe0C, set
er ct, ieq fonOt pad Geien for fort
5i0 ii0en, ieg tror iiffert, at BET er
Ct gfQebe al min of0bOe Sober, bom
ligner Set Dd."
st SiGeoe al Bin ufopoe Suoerl
mel bolo M op, bite Sens, tror DIT
jeg er iaa Dunn, at ieg fife fan fen
be ct &pinoegefi9s fra ct Wonos-
QefiGsI"
Sens, Ser pm liffer / i'm Sag,
blep MI ogiao for NlpOr pre0, og
&llsmunO % @usmdnosfpne ifGno=
ties iaa Sptten rp1tcoe.
Wfeu mi fpmlter / set innlme
Spgnets GlOgomlc Gegn forbi, %
"a ban borer set fer ipGre Sfpn=
>eri in0en @ttens %ngge, gif ban
ino for at title tilfreOs % mGgle
6orlig. Gegnen if at piOe. bpoo
Set par, Srptten 0reic0e Jig ON
% forln1gtc at foo 9i0eoet at lie.
@on tug 5peilet % bctro9teOe Set
IHnqc og opmGrfIont, ion logoe
ban: u@oOe Sens og MorelI hOlO
~ mco G0er5 Sfpnoeri, bette fer CT
ct @ile0c at Ell gomnel, Q~rno6oorct
Gegl1, Set ier ieg tpoeligt,"
0cune0 putteOe oen gomlc Ne9n
Spcilct I iin ltore 6roffclomme %
fierne0c Jig meO BET, for octte @iQeOc
itulOc Oo life mere little Splio %
llfreO melem SC cQers iaa ififfelige
Il 9@Qtefolf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
S5dnOt Jam lcngcltggcnOc.

GanOt Jam icngcliggcnOc. Seq
unr ipg og iengclig9enOe, ga &ns-
len lncO &llrifo mnfnm, IfriOer DIR.
Aurl gulin ira Eurin, Qtidl. u&cQ
pegpn0tc itrof9 at BRUCE Mc0iciuen.
= Tpr1tninQen iDntes ben at ipNffe
mia. men set bar fin niolertiDiQt.
Otter at bupc tnqet ire 6lnifer pnr
icg pnu &cnenc igen % foitc u0mGr.
tet goOt. Seq tan meO SonObc0
iiqe, at BET er Ben beOItc W}coicin
jog nogcniiltOc 1ar brllgt. Sea ou=
filler at fan Iqentltret Der poo Ste
Set"
Oct Ct nctop io%olcocs, al Ngcn-
tcrnc fpr <rifo refrlttercs e font
ncr ira Ben Sforc MGn0 % &pin=
ser, ipnl leip bar c%rfnret bette 2U=
QcntiODcls luul0bcO5qipenOe Ggenifa-
fer. Ge f%orbonOIer aurifo mere ion
CT @cloillie moo &enncr % No6ocr
chs fit 6ortjacitcna SfplO. altri=
fl faces fin puo Il At u Moooer,
nemliq pc0 at benuen0e Jig til Ell
@ofuloQerlt eucr peO Oircfte til Gicr-
nc, q. @etcr 6obrncp & Sons g..
So. @opne 9fpe., G6i-
cage, 81. Gen fooes life poa Npo-
t6efet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08


r&arufteriltif" nnfprer uSonOer-
burger 3eitung" unOer Nnforiels=
tegn fpIgen0e MeOOelelie al &enoel=
len: y@r. Spension bar e,en0ml
ing % les al operOrepen SnobilIf-
beO, ing og fife objeftip".
&pbcfru. - Naar Ngbug9erc fp=
bcr GicnDDmmc. 70 inOpanore0e
9reOre SpO ira ltOO forleOen / In
n~crbanOling ON SOB al Ell GienOom,
80 lpnOer &an0 ltor, Der / 9t9rbe-
Den. "a alt bar / SrOell, tog DC lanl=
men 1le0 &pnmisiion9ren in0 til
Nabenrua for at faa &OHtraften op~
lat Dos Ell IOpOfat. De %belDareOe eli
Gel Sporgsmaal lom Aopofaten
fren1iatte til Dem og par oglaa pilli=
&C til at ppertoge GjenOommcn til
Gee. MOO Ell pasIenOe llObetaling.
Nlen plltOielig, fpr &ontrnften par
rnOertegnet, lpb beggc DC 10 9tpbpg-
gore uO al &Greliet % uo paa 60
zen % foriponOt.
Mouife Nnriagen til 0enlle Sen-
0ing / Sagen nlua lpgcS / Den SENDS
gCrlling, at &c to @errer / bette
2icblif iou Jig itiuet oper fOr Sra
rCt ont Detailing al &ontrnften. Gen
GilOrngclic fan oerfor tjene iom en-
2lopuricl MOD tpife 9fpbpggere, Ser
/ Sorpejen bar Yenge til itorre lt0=
bctolingcr, men / ii0ite Eieblif life
bar tilltrGffeligt til at betale Soft
traften me0, %Ifripes iii u@%ejmOol",
Gpobing, 2pbifc 6citc gu
Ninno ira Serp bar forleOen foren=
&c bcr til @pcn, 0n ban nilOc fpre
hjcrn ira &iGrs &otel % @eitcnc
ligc bar blepeu forippnote, tog Dis
ic Itrnfs 6lugtcn ira &iGrs 6otc(
pG ligc oper 8u0clt opcr moo SOB
mnnO &Olfafs itore @lliifsDin0ue;
men On Be font NOR til G~in0rcrne.
~iringeoe Sc on % pil0e Otter poo.
9Gu par @roen glot pnn @rltllo al
&egnpejret, 6egge @eIte foGOt, Bog
men pGlte0c, og Stierten f1Gffe0es.
Ger fom burtig 6oIf til % fit SD
rctoiet pua 8enene. Iua Wonoen
fltnOe fore pioere. @elOigpis bar
Der ingen 6olf poo &oQuell.
Gram. - Scm 6crDrrcnoc tpifc
Tprcning lful life n9re rigtig le=
pcOpgtig. Eoo ct Mp0e, ION Den for
fort Sto iiben ofbclbt, % bpor Sil=
l!lttningen nor inure life, 6lep ser
taft ON at oplple Soreningen og iaa
lutte Jig til 6oreningcn / Neobing.
0ram6D. - NrG6t ned 2Dbif=
fpricl. Gn @ro0cr til Goi~tfprbulter
Sod Der / 9pen 6lep for fort Sio
lioen 0rGbt pe0, at @eItene lp6 l6blf
me0 BAN. Mon0en par 8pltqiber
/ 2pf.
Spnbcr. - &lnOicfig Spo. (6l.
Ip.) &OgbolOGr 9llfreo Sage, Ell
Spn Al @Gitgiper % GprIUgc N-
Sage Der / 8pen, cr al gooct pc0
06Oen, nGppe 30 9(or Qommcl.
Go0soorinqcn por @icrtclnmmelie.
Jcls. - Gn SIR Marfc0sfor=
H%6ielic. al. 2lp.) Gen &url, ion
iiOite MoufeOsOog ifomIlog 2onO=
mnnO @onOe bcriteos, ff forleOen
i'm Com peO @ifiOOcrretten /
HpOOing. Gen loO pan 3 MiuoncOer5
TUngiel forltOcn Sen oGcre0c ltO-
&aretr0tsorrcit, lem far
rGret rigclig ~ MoancG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
91nheriuunnh

Oepej / 9tGrbe0en al &orsneien fra
Starup Strife op iii 0rorsbel.
Ser fom peo Wionatstioe efter
hperanore ire &ogne fprenoe pua
Gbmlsieen, cen ira 2aoeQaoro cen
ira Sfopbeuing % cen ira @umne-
leu. Der bup0e ppret Sumtlielel
itnb bos s.. Subj / 9ltnoing, % De
ire &ogne fom 0erfra og par mi
pdn &iempeien.
&co &orSpeien 1toO Ell MtunOs=
perIon, iom fpreoe ire &epolperiflto
pau bper al De 10 fgritc &Ognc.
Guu ben treble, &ognen ira &umme=
lep, fpre0e ban ligeleOes ire Hepol
rcrlflt0, % ga &ognen fort efter
holOt, for0i Ser gif noget | Stpffcr
pc0 Scletoiet, fprcoe Muu0en otter
ire Sflto pau Sen. &oreteietS Gier
GuObecf, iprong at &ognelt, og MI
tcg @erningsmun0cn SlltQten, for
ftlgt al Hu0becf. % 0en1e 6uu0e
pur ifprt &nppe pg Sperfraffe, fltrl=
sc ban life in06ente Sen frcmme=
Sc, iont un0fom. Hgperen frGpe0e
@enge al 0c Terioner, iom iuo pun
9inuncne SeI6idnis hIch innpn rant
% acknowledgements fif intet.
Senere bar Fan uofprt ct
SH0bruo / Sturtp E~rGitegouro,
huor ban bur %ltiualet Serge "a Ell
Splpfnn0e.
YttentatsmnllOcn tulte 9anif. -
Get ifulOc oa life pGre cen al sc
rnge InarfiItcr, iom forleOen er
flpgteOe ira &pben6npn?
Sra onOen SIDE mel0es, at Gjcr=
eli al Ben enc al &ognene fif fot
poo cit @etient 6er / 9pen; Sc fif
@enOarmcn bentet % forte lt0 til
@nitcoct. "a bar 9an0epejsrepcren
hCrtc.
- Gn @uuroeier ira &pn0t par
Ter itOe / 9pen meO i'm @uItrll.
Sam blep la0 forlfrGtfet, at Fan life
uopeOe at fore bjem iumme 9tot.
lllfebpl Sugn. - Gn gammel
&ctcraG. 6or nplig feireOe Aitpgts-
mano Eeter Sprgenien G6riitenien
/ 9usbplt lin so. 9lars 6eoielsoag,
fnrtGQer uGpbbpl=GoItcn~, Jon fri
Ter:
Som or Ell al De itrp6iomme gonl-
L. Der peO SLID og SbGrOigbeO bar
orbeiOet Jig freln til qpoe &oor.
Sra ct lille 9an06olsIte6 til en- SO
bar ban nrbeiOet BET op til at blipe
CT @oor0 til tire @eIte og ii til tolp
&0er. 5 mango 9(ar 6rugtc ban
Mplf in0 til SgnOerborg, % 81
ban cnOmt ingen @eIt bnpoc, bar
ban BET in0 til 8pen 6per W}orgcu
/ Spon0e. Eli Srp0s fnr nlegen
N~iongong bar Ben gnmle BOG bepo=
net ct Init Gun pun @ipet. San bur
uGrct git to @nlge og fltnOe / Som
mcr bope fejrct @ulobrpulp meD
in on0en @uitru, bpis bun fife
uor 0pO fort forilt0cn.
Gbriitcnien par Den, Ser gap Sto-
set til Gprcttelicn al vlllfebpl
Soqus 2au06oforening" "a bar
iclp i maltge Par 6oreningens 6or-
mano. ) fine unqe 9lar blep ban ino-
fulOt / 1913 % ocltog / forifeuigc
&e i Greoursfrigen. San er en-
al SC brope oallife MH10, Der al
lrig ipigtcr, nonr Oet gGl0cr Sen
Qp0e Sng. og ban FAR trpfait nlpOt
bper Sang oct gif til &olg. 8 flere
Nar bar ban mi upret puu Nftugt,
"a @auroen ct blepen operOragct
ii! bans S9u, Den mtpurenOc 1Sor=
malt0 for ylllfe6el Bogus 2on06o-
f-rr,tr,r -
Cen iibfc GftcrOpnnins ira
GfnrbGf. Den Ii0Ite 5fpr6ufioq
til poo Wton0og G6. 0ec.) fonlmc
til TorbonolinQ for &iqSrcttcn !
2dp]iq. Oct 0rcicr Jig, iom 6efcnOt,
OH &noeifolcr, og set er 0cn Gag,
otr ira @egpnOclicn of ifnffeOe @nit.
&oco6icn % 9ogboloernc &ctcricn
og &o6e ell 6pn1iel@Itrof iom &iQs-
rotten I lin 9iO itoOfGitc0e, men iom
ienere ~opbppeOes pcs eli m 6or6un0-
E,,,o a., Srntpr SOL In f,ttt Am ~,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Stage Opcr en- 2Ommer. 5 Sub
ri Soften" me6Oeltes forle0cn, at
Ne0ofter Spension / ~9fnieoniua al
6cn 6ormaningstoIe, 6ormonocn
for Ben Tanoer6orqifc Nroninaerct
bolot til 6om forIc0cn, oatcr at inO-
qipe en- @eipprinQ til 2on0sret5=
~prcIi0crtcn / Tlens6ora.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
SISTERS IN
ANNUAL CONVENTION
DELEGATES PRESENT EXCEED
TWO HUNDRED
Eight Temples Represented and Ex-
ceIIent Progress for the Past
Twelve Months Shown
by Reports
Especial to The Herald.l

VENICE. Feb. 20-The Pythian Sis
ters Of the twentieth district of Califor-
MIA held their sixth annual convention
at the Venice auditorium this afternoon
and evening. More than 200 delegates
were present, the following temples
being represented Corona, No. 81; Los
Angeles, No. 70; Santa Monica, No. 81;
Purity, No. 2; Fidelity, No. 4; Moon
stone, No. 1O1; Venetian, No. III, and
Long Beach, No. 63.
The convention was called to order
by District Deputy Grand Chief Mary
Livingston of Los Angeles. After a
piano solo by Katheryn Sucher and q
flag drill by the crack team of Santa
Monica temple, the delegates proceeded
to the regular order of business.
Under the head of good of the order
the reports Of the various temples were
presented and showed a great amount
of progress for the past year. Past
Grand Chief Mary J. Denning present
ed an interesting paper on the Promo
ton of Sociability in Our Temples -
Past Grand Chief Bette G. Nickel fol-
lowed with a paper on the same sub
ject, after which she conducted short
question box, in which many new and
helpful ideas were presented.
Mae E. Clark, grand chief of Caltfor-
MA, discussed the advantages Derived
from District Conventions followed by
a paper by Past Grand Chief Alice
Goodhue.
The evening session was given over
to initiatory work, officers from the
various lodges filling the team posi-
tions
The delegates were entertained at
noon by a luncheon given by the mem
bers of Venetian temple at the audi
torium. A short reception followed
and filled the interim between lunch
con and the opening of the afternoon
session.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
CHAMBER WILL GIVE
ITS ANNUAL BANQUET
COVERS TO BE LAID FOR TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Justice Melvin, Who Will Be Principal
Speaker Monday Evening, Ex-
pected to Arrive in Los
Angeles Today =

Two hundred and fifty covers will be
laid for the annual banquet of the
chamber of commerce in Levy'S BAN
quet hall Monday evening. Secretary
Frank Virgins was busy yesterday
making the final arrangements to as
sure a success which, he believes, will
be worthy of the close of the most
remarkable year in the chambers his
tory.
Justice Melvin, the principal speaker
of the evening, will arrive this morn
ing. He will be met and entertained
by the reception committee. An in
formal reception will be rendered him
from $50 to 7:45 in the reception room
at Levy's. At that time the reception
committee, assisted by the new officers
and committee heads of the chamber,
will make a special effort to see that
all members who attend the banquet
are made acquainted with each other.
The members of the reception COM
mittee are: Alden w. Skinner, chair
man; r. w. Burnham, Percy H. Clark,
3. V. Collins, Fred L. Allies, G. G. Des-
mond, r. M. Dromgold, John f.
Hughes, Stoddard Jess, Robert Marsh
Fielding J. Stilson, E. P. Thorn, r. w.
Pridham, o. M. Souden, Jay Spence,
J. w. Trueworthy, H. G. Miller, Union
Iron works; Charles B. Van Worst, J.
NJ. Schneider, Perry Weidner, Motley H.
Bert Ellis, M. ]. Miller, C. H. Sessions,
J. Ross Clark, Wilson G.. Tanner,
Sherman Pease, DR.. P. c. H. PAIL,
Arthur Let's, J. c. Drake, J. J. Akin,
w. G. Barnwell, c. B. Boothe, E. F. c.
Klokke, H M. EicheTberger, John
Brink, John Luckenbach, Harry Har-
rington.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
CONTESTANTS BUSY MAKING
MARATHON DANCE RECORDS

VENICE, Feb. 20.-The contestants in the
Marathon dance at tine dance pavilion let them
selves out for record breaking squirt last
evening, so that when the final count of rounds
was made the results showed the fastest time
of the three nights.
Paul Grey holds the lead, having a total of
361 laps for the three nights. Donald Grey
gained several laps on his brother and his
record now stands 356. Jessie Young made 11S
laps for the evening, her total being now 1885,
Eddie Averill made 1873 laps, which gives him
a total of 1886.
Catherine Grey, unable to stand the swift
pace maintained by her older and stronger
brothers, was content with 95 laps for the
evening, which brings her total up to 297
Walter Quintke was another who declined to
accept the challenge of the Grey brothers, and
he made only 80 laps during the evening His
total is 303.
E. E. Anderson let himself out a little and
made los rounds. He has 324 laps to his credit
for the three nights
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
CHAMBER WILL ACETATE
FOR POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL
Residents Who Attend at Santa Nom
ica Must Pay Five Dollars
Month

VENICE. Feb. 2O.-A movement was started
at the meeting of the Venice chamber of COM
merce last evening for the organization and
erection of a Polytechnic high school for the
districts of Machado, Playa del Rey and Ocean
Park.
committee appointed to start agitation
of the project and call such meetings as might
be necessary.
The need of high school has been forcibly
brought home to the residents of these dis
tricts at this time by the fact that, with the
beginning of the present school term, all non
resident scholars in attendance at the Santa
Monica high school are required to pay a
tuition fee of $5 a month.
While no one seems to question the necessity
for that city to make this charge, there isSa
general feeling that this community should
have high school and have it quickly. The
chamber Of commences action last evening in
ali probability will end in an election in the
near future for the purpose of voting bonds
for such school.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
PASADENA BRlEF NOTES

PASADENA, Feb. 20.-Members of
the Overland club will begin February
26 a bridge tournament, which will be
open only to members of the club, and
will run several evenings. Suitable
prizes will be awarded.
Incorporation papers have been filed
by local capitalists for the Crown City
Gold Mines company, the capital being
81 ,000, 900. Those named as incOrporat-
ors are Alexander Miller, A. L. Phil
lips, A A. Chubb, A. A. Weymouth,
Willis M. Eason, o. c. Ainsmorth and
August Nottmeyer.
The preliminary examination of the
Japanese burglar, K. Hayashi, has been
postponed until Tuesday at the request
of his lawyer.
A tourist who refused to give his
name, but who was driving a car listed
as the property of w. c. Standts of Los
Angeles, had trouble with his steering
gear on North Mentor avenue today
and hit a telegraph pole. The car was
wrecked and the tourist turned SOM
ersauIt before he struck the ground.
James and Lena Morton, negroes, ac-
cused of having cruelty beaten a child
were given until next Saturday to plead
by Judge Klamroth on their appear
ance in his court this morning
After two days of quarreling. the at
torneys representing the city and
Charles Miller, in the case wherein it
is charged that defendant sold liquor
Illegally, today secured the eleventh
juror. The case has been reassigned
for Wednesday of next week, when an
effort will be made to fill the panel and
proceed with the trial.
Formal notice was received today
from the postoffice department of the
selection of. the site at the corner of
East Colorado and Worcester avenue
as the one on which the new postoffice
will be built.
Ed Van Sickle, a messenger boy, fell
from his wheel in North Raymond
street this morning in an epileptic fit.
His eve was badly gashed by contact
with the asphaltum pavement.
The Pasadena Humane society, urged
on by the complaints of citizens, is
about to ask the city council for an
ordinance which will enable them to
deal with vicious dogs.
All accommodations on Mount Will
son for Sunday have been exhausted.
Every available bed has been rented in
advance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
SATURDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
HOLDS PATRIOTIC MEETING

MONROVIA, Feb 20.-The Saturday After
noon club of this city held a patriotic meeting
at the club house this afternoon, at which a
large number of guests were present. Mrs.
Adams Fisher delivered a stirring address on
'Old Glory the World Round Patriotic
songs were sung by selected choir, and a
beautiful flag skis was unfurled and will in
future grace the club house Many veterans
of the Civil war were present and the bugle
calls in use at that time were effectively given
by Mr.. Crittenden. Mrs. Homer Fort was
hostess of the memorable occasion.
Eugene Reed entertained enjoyably last even
ing at whist.
Today was civic day in this city. a large
number of tags being sold. the proceeds of
which will be used for improving the grounds
of the Charlotte avenue school.
Mrs R. G.. Haas Of Los Angeles is registered
at the La Vista Grande.
Miss Flora Hildreth of Santa Monica is visit
ing Miss Mae Baker of this city.
c. w. Hill and wife and S. H. Boyer OF
Moscow. Idaho, at the La Vista Grande
Mr.. Hill a resident of Monrovia sixteen
years ago and will be remembered by many of
the older inhabitants.
John T. Stivers and associates. the ''Stivers
Team" will hold evangelistic services during
the coming week at the Christian church
DIR. and Mrs. J. S. Allison together with
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Sarwine and Mr.. and Mrs
E. S. Armstrong, attended a banquet given
by the Los Angeles County Eastern Star or
ganization at the Masonic temple of Los Ange-
les.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
FINE WEATHER BRINGS MANY
VISITORS DOWN TO BEACH

VENICE, Feb. 2o.-The pleasant weather OF
the last week has been responsible for a num-
ber of beach parties and luncheons at the Hotel
St, Mark. Mrs. Jackins entertained a select
party Of Angelenos at a dinner and whist
party last evening in the second floor parlors
of the hotel
dainty dinner served by the manage
ment OF the house and the party passed the
evening at cards.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs E.
A. Meserve, Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Judge Segar, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd, Mr.
and Mrs. Bredfor1, Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford and
Mr. and Mrs. Jackins.
Judge George R. Davis and party from
Pasadena were guests of the house during the
week, travelling between the two cities by auto
mobile
Those in the party were w. Gill Jacobs, w
H. Aubaugh, Mrs. l.. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Brown of Circleville, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. d. Hoover and Miss Hoover and Los Ange-
les; DR.. and Mrs. 7. B. Wright of Pasadena,
and J. W. Jacobs of st. Louis.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
To Build Stamp Mill

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 2O.-A
twelve-stamp mill is to be erected in
Holcomb valley by George L. Hutton.
owner of the Black Hawk group of
mining claims, also general manager
Of the Green Quartz Gold Mining and
Milling company. Three miles of steel
track is to be built in the valley and
preparations made for handling a large
amount of rock. This move will greatly
encourage the mining industry in the
Holcomb valley region, which has been
stagnant for some time owing to the
lack of facilities for handling the rock,
Which is Of splendid values.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

Rev. Father Edwards of the Franciscan
parish of Los Angeles was the cele-
brant and was assisted by Fathers
Have and Callihan of Santa Monica
parish.
Fathers Doyle, Pagan, Hennessy,
Cotter, Donaghue and Clement Maloney
of Los Angeles rendered the vocal Sc
lections from the music attendant on
the ceremony. Rev. Father Murphy Of
Hollywood presided at the organ
The Redemptionist Fathers of ST.
Louis will have charge of the mission
which begins tomorrow at the 10 o'clock
mass.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
Admits Smuggling Opium

June Raymond, the young woman
charged with smuggling opium into the
city Jail, appeared before Judge Willis
in department one of the superior court
yesterday morning. She changed her
plea of not guilty to one of guilty, and
asked time to file an application for
probation. This was granted, and she
will be brought up next Saturday for
sentence.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
PRIVATE BANK PLAN
KEEPS Her PAUPER
Wife, Compelled to Earn Her Own
Living as Waitress in a Res
taurant, Is Granted
Divorce

Clara G. Lamkin was granted a di-
vorce from ]. j. Lamkin by Judge Hut
ton yesterday. Mrs. Lamkin claimed
they had been married five years,
but that her entire married life had
been a SkirmiSh.
She said her husband insisted that
both parties earn and save their own
bank rolls, and that, despite all she
could do, he never would come through
with any money.
He was a waiter in a down town res
taurant, while she was compelled to
take service as a waitress in order to
get food to eat.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
Rrent,s Sentence Postponed

Sanford Brent, former proprietor of
a restaurant at S12 East Fifth street,
who shot and seriously wounded his
wife last October, and was convicted
in department one of the superior court
a week ago, was taken before Judge
Willis yesterday for sentence. He asked
that he be allowed time to apply for
a new trial, and this was granted.
the date for sentence being set over
for one week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION
CALLED FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 5

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 2O.-The
Republican city convention for the
nomination of city officers has been
called for Friday, March 5, at 1:30
o'clock. The primaries will be held
Tuesday, March 2, from to o'clock.
At that time it will be determined who
will get the Republican nomination,
which lies between S. w. McNabb and
F. G. Stickney, the latter being the
candidate of the Hanford faction.
The Democratic convention has not
yet been called, but will be within a
few days, and it will probably follow
the other convention a few days later.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
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