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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-24

PoNT CLEAR. Ala Nor "a BE.
cause the dauEhisr ~ Eimoa Aelton
refused 10 danes wlih wesley 8eKsn
~ ~ social affair tsinE Gives b.
her 0uu home 81 nanevaii % uiies
southeast % Point Clear 10 the lover
section d naidEin ogunfy. q hlos'dY
duei followed Two Hfn are dead.
four are inisred and feur ere uafef
arrest on ~ charge - murder
Ths dad are FEN Pieces. teaien
% death an4 bad crushed naek Sc.
EearIe. ahoi IN ne ~ Sd and bai
lat raarinr upsafd as euferiaF ihs
hean
The wosnded are toha FafieT.
too tFostefs q a. dead PIERCE ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-24

OF Island Grove wero over 20 cane.
grinding last week. also many others
OF the Island Grove younk folks.
J. W. MetEzcr MADE a business trip
to Hawthorn Friday
JsR. Tompkins made a business
trip over IN Marion county last week.
Mrs w. n. Absteln Of Mleanopy IL
here spending some time with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs y NJ. Coleman
Last year up 90 thia time there had
been over 1000 crates Of beans and
cucumbers shipped from this point,
but this year. up 70 November gard
there has not been shipped 80 crates.
owing to the dry weather 10 The early
fall The lettuce crop n also q fail
ure: there will not be 100 crates ship.
ped from here altogether n IL goip.
10 seed.
n. o. McEwen of zahar spent last
Sunday here with hls mother.
There vas a Sing" Al J. u. cald'
Wells Sunday nig6t, where nearly al
the young folks gathered 10 participate
In the singing An sans tIll late
hour. when we departed fof QUE
homes
The young folks WeFe most royalty
entertained ~ the home o. Mf and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-24
THE MARION COUNTY FAIR,
Will BE Held at oeaIa November
"a, rs and 90.


"a, rs and 90.
oCALA, Nov. 2S.-Everythlng Is
now in readiness at the fair grounds
and large shipments Of exhibits are
arriving daily. Secretary Williams
has returned from a tour through the
country IN search Of exhibits and re-
ports an unusually successful trip.
Ali indications point to most sue
cessful display OF products from Ma.
rion's fertile soil The amusement
program is unusually attractive and
will be feature OF the big event.
The racing feature will be Of spe-
cial interest TO everyone In the State.
More than 1000 loads Of the best top
dressing were used In repairing the
track, after which II was soaked down
and then rolled.
The management have worked dili'
gently for the past three months and
have spent considerable money In
making the forthcoming event, which
viii eclipse any similar event ever
held III Florida.
AS an object lesson Of what Florida
soil can do when intelllgently cult.
waited. the fair will be something that
VIII amply repay any farmer TO see.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-24
Two Killed, Four Injured,
At An Alabama Dance

ana one 81 the Mckenzie brothefs
q d said that 90 Saturday uishi 3
dance Has being given "a ths home
~ Simon Nelson 81 BaFuswali ~
Nhieh ab0gt thirty peFuons esFs pfes
snf Aeoofding % the story told ~
aricsfs iayssflEstluF ths ease Wesley
MeKsnris approached Miss Nelson
and sskea her % dance With hlm
Sc e said b hags refused oa TIE
EFoun6 shat 81 pas 6rinkias. end b.
fhsa began eafsiBE ia her Dfessnee
"A general GEhf followed vita ne
shove result
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-24
be White Men Of Posse
|hOt by Drunken Negroes

bert Brandon, shot in face and body;
H. L. Timmons, shot In legs; Rudolph
Lowe. both legs peppered with shot;
Earl Bolllng. shot In body; Albert
Wright. body peppered with shot;
Grady Reynolds. shot In head and
body.
One negro was found In the house
seriously wounded. Il Is said that
ne was within range OF bis oompan-
ions shots when the attack was made
upon the officers.
sheriff @. G. Long was summoned
and Immediately went 10 the scene
with a posse armed with repeating
rifles. The negroes had fed. however.
and the sheriff and his men directed
their attention 20 a systematic search
Of the negro section for the guilty
ones. but without result a large
quantity Of whlskey vas found IN ths
house occupied b. the. negroes Later
the wounded negro vas found ~ the
Officers near the house, where thry
had crawled after hlt companions
DE D. The most seriously wounded
o. those shot. bat ii Il not thought
hls uounds viii prove fatal Eigh'y'
ssree shots vsre removed from hif
BODY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-24

YORK, Nov. 2S.ASensational
!, misconduct against the ju-
Unricted Charles w. Morse
by Attorney Martin W..
vbsn he appeared before the
eurt Of Appeals yesterday to
new trial for his wealthy
1 now under sentence OF If
IN Federal prison for illegal
ractice. Mr.. Littleton is
q securing q new trial. but
be will push his appeal to
states Supreme Court.
tlstOn makes several amaz-
s and declares he has proof
Boz Of afidayits Of everything
lsnr Was Alcoholic.
pEes that at the moment the
4 guilty was reached, which
b the financier being senten-
ileen years imprisonment,
vas suffering so much from
4 Of alcohol that he was I'M
Eind, and was lying on a cot
y room, He says he has an
nom the juror himself to
Eyes that another Juror vas
y the trial mentally ineap-
0uSidering the involved evi.
> be had been several times
= Of sanitariums because OF
lollovlng alcoholic exercises.
K has affidayits from physi-
3 relatives attestlng to this.
y only these two men, but
as members Of the jury and
he twelve guards drank
logether daily and nightly
H9 House, where they were
accordir0 to the lawyers
Went on Joy Rides.
Sunday and holidays, ne de
all went about together
Aeerally, going to Coney Is-
= automobile, to Staten Is
Van Cortland Park and to
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-24

: c. Nov. SO.-Following
Intense excitement with
o. serious proportions
a result OF the whole
Of a deputy sheriirs
-leh negroes In the east
y The city late Saturday
~. r''ails here tonight and
believe they have the
Ia hand.
'Ao did the shooting
1pe and this probably
=. - iact that further dis.
-. recorded yesterday.
Afternoon one Of the
With the shooting
M 'odsed In JAN. Tbree
warrants were IL.
been apprehended.
a'ed efforts on the
sssria A. p. small 10
noisy revelry AZ a
saturday night be.
7y q citizens. started
~, ed BY the negroes.
49,, sened Gre with shot
- l'ss members Of ths
=, elliiHg the depsty
wounds ia each
~. atea vsre. w. A.
-. 80, ia chest ana
40 IN legs: Her
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-24

Ths SOS - eaiee y ne plaee q
have yoar sailisg cards saEFaged
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-24

A utus van, a. N, accomplish
tlg results
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-24
Nsnt on Joy Rides.

sunday and holidays, ne de.
all went about together
Aeerally going to Coney Is-
Z automobile, to Staten Is
Van Cortland Park and to
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, Oct. 3.-Steamer City Of To-
peka, Captain Feria, departed at 80 D. M
today for San Diego and will return tomor-
row night north bound for san Francisco.
Steamer Santa Rosa, Capt. Alexander,
from San Francisco direct arrives six this
evening with two hundred passengers, also
one hundred tons of freight. Vessel will re-
turn direct tomorrow.
Steamer Jas, II. Higgins, Captain Higgins,
finished unloading balance lumber, departing
today for Fort Bragg to load for return.
Three-masted schooner John A.. from San
Diego in ballast, anchored outer harbor, will
take crew supplies, depart for Eureka, where
lumber charter awaits.
Steamer Olsen and Mahoney, working
cargo overtime today, will finish Tuesday
night. when vessel departs north to reload
lumber cargo.
Steamer Lalac, Captain Hansel, scheduled
finish disehargng lumber cargo. departing
tomorrow night Portland
Steamer George w. Elder. Captain Jessen
due Monday a. M, from Portland, via
San Francisco with seven hundred tons
freight, large list passengers.
Steamer Shoshone, Captain Johnson, from
Willapa harbor due tonight full cargo rail-
road ties Southern Pacific railroad company
Steamer Clermont, Captain Christensen,
also from Willapa hdrbor due tonight with
mining timbers for Hicks Hoffman.
Steamer Whittier, Captain Saman, loaded
ten thousand barrels oil departed this after
noon for San Francisco.
Steamer Averlia, Captain Webber from
Eureka brought full cargo lumber South
ern California Lumber company.
German Steamer Erna, Captain Klocking,
from Salinas Cruz begins tomorrow unloading
seventy thousand feet polished cedar, Salt
Lake railroad wharf. Scheduled to depart
Tuesday Vancouver via San Francisco, with
part cargo four hundred tons merchandise.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
BENSON MEN BUY IN
MILESTONE DISTRICT

BENSON, Ariz., Oct. 3.-A deal has
lust about been conSummated whereby
some promising mineral property in
the milestone district will be taken
over by local capital. Price of the prop
erty has been settled upon and matters
of payment are being arrived at. There
is no doubt but that the next few
DAYS will see a new company organ
lied and in possession of some of the
best showings ever located in the Whet-
stone district. The properties are To-
Gated about eleven miles from town,
and are heavy in tungsten with some
gypsum.
1t was learned last week that as
soon as the company was in possession
work would begin on the prop
erty and plans for machinery have now
been made and will be ordered for inn
mediate shipment.
The company has also planned for a
concentrating plant which will be erect
ed at Benson, the company wishing TO
be close to railroad facilities This plant
will be a modern concentrator, nav
ing all the needed capacity to handle
ali the ore the company can mlne'
This means something of interest TO
Benson, as the locating of concentrat-
ing plant at this point VIII not only
be of advantage to the company oper-
ating it, but will encourage the invest
ing of other capital in Benson.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
POMONA
1I5 South Thomas.
Home Phone 179e.
SIXTY MEMBERS TO LEAVE
POMONA'S BAPTIST CHURCH
Will Withdraw from Large Congrega
ton and Form New Organ
ization in City

POMONA, Oct. 3.-More than sixty
members of the local Baptist church
have signed a resolution signifylng
their intention of asking letters OF
withdrawal from the church, in order
that a new church organization may
be formed from the present congrega-
tion of five hundred members. The
church is at present without a pastor
Rev. J. F. Watson, who has been pas
tor for the past two years, having re-
signed a week ago.
1t is believed the time is ripe for a
division in order the field of usefulness
of the Baptist organization may be
Increased. 1t is understood no de-
mand for a division of church proper
ty will be made by those members VINO
wish to withdraw to form the new
church.
The Baptists this summer purchased
a fine building site for a new church
structure at the corner of Holt and
Carey avenues and plans have been
drawn by Norman F. Marsh of Los
Angeles for a $4,000 church edifice,
on which it is understood work will
soon be commenced. When this is
completed it may be that the newly
formed church will occupy the present
building of the denomination on South
Park avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
APPETITE FOR LIQUOR
CAUSES MAN TROUBLE
Husband in Wife's Absence Is Said
to Have Sold Sewing Machine
Which Belonged to His
Landlord

PASADENA, Oct. 3.-His alleged in
ability to let liquor alone caused the
arrest last night of Guy Austin of
Palmetto Drive. Married but a little
more than a year and possessing
bright prospects. he twice recently has
been given chance after breaking his
probation, and now is in the city Jall
charged with embezzlement.
John Mcdonald, head of the John
Mcdonald company, said tonight he is
undecided whether the charge VIII be
pressed when Austin is arraigned in
Judge McDonald's court tomorrow.
He hes. ates to do so on account Of
Austin's young wife, who is heart
broken over his misfortune. a. c.
Terpenning, head of the rental de-
partment Of the real estate firm, swore
to the complaint.
1t is alleged that Austin, while his
wife was at her work in a laundry,
sold rented sewing machine to a
local agency. Austin is said to have
been living in a house rented fur
nished from a nam named McMann,
and the action was brought by Mr.,
Terpenning to protect his client.
When arrested last night Austin
said if he stole sewing machine he
must have been intoxicated, as he
could remember nothing about it.
Austin's probation followed a plea
of guilty to a charge of drunkenness.
Twice within a few months ne was
arrested on the same charge, and each
time passed several days in the coun-
ty Jail before Judge Mcdonald paroled
him. He is now held under $500 bail.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
Tn Be Buried Today

POMONA, oct. 3.-The funeral of the
late Mrs. O. j. Brown, who died here
Friday as a result of an operation for
appendicitis, will be held from Patter-
sons chapel in East Second street Mon
day afternoon. The sudden death OF
Mrs. Brown came as a great shock 10
a wide circle of friends here where sile
had resided for twenty-four years. she
was the wife of o. j. Brown, local
manager for the Kerckhoff-Cuzner Mill
and Lumber company and all OF the
offices of the Pomona lumber firms WIN
be closed during the hour of the
funeral as a mark of respect
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
kindernarten to Open

VENICE, Oct. "a kindergarten
will be opened here tomorrow by Miss
Vance and Miss Shipman. This vii
take the place of the baby bank
Conducted by these young women the
mast summer and which broke" sew
eral weesk ago 1t is to be understood
the "baby bank was not place tc
deposit the savings of children, but a
sort of storehouse or checkroom where
babies could be left while their par
ents enjoyed picnics or surf bathing
The bank dissolved when the season
ended because of slack business.
The new kindergarten already has a
large number to attend The little ones
are to be taken to and from theiI
homes by the teachers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
PROMOTERS HOME
SCENE OF ROBBERY
PERSONAL BELONGINGS OF
FRED WILLIAMS TAKEN
Only Objects Known to Be Owned by
Man Who Has Disappeared
Stolen from His Res
idence
Especial 70 The Herald. ]

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 3.-The
mysterious robbery of the home of
Mrs. Fred Williams on north E street
in this city was reported to the police
last night, and, although scores of ar
ticles were taken, consisting only of
the personal belongings of Mr.. Will
liams, there is absolutely no direct
clew as to the identity of the thief.
Peculiar, however, is the fact that
other articles of more value were I'M
touched and only clothing and tools
taken belonging to Mr.. Williams,
formerly well known in church circles
in this city, and whom the investors
that sank several thousands dollars in
an oil burner of his patent would now
like to locate. He is named as one of
the defendants in a suit now pending
in which Dr. r. S. Gibbs is seeking to
recover money which he sunk in the
invention.
Williams present whereabouts are
unknown, but rumors Of his presence
in Los Angeles, together with other
insinuations, have caused considerable
speculation as to the identity of the
intruder. -Four weeks ago it was dis
covered that some one had entered
the garage and packed in sacks nu-
merous valuable tools and other ar
ticles, but, evidently frightened away,
had left them.
Since that TINS Mrs. Williams has
maintained a watchman, but suppos-
edly during his absence Friday night
the house was entered and the cloth
ing, of which there was a large guam
tity, and tools taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
SIGHT SEEING AUTOS
ACT AS STREET CARS
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
IS SOLVED
Residents of Northwest District are
Pleased with System That Waits
for Passengers and Stops
in Front of Homes
Especial to The Herald.I

PASADENA, Oct. ga street rail-
way system without electricity, a
motorman who obhgingly sounds
warning and waits at the door for his
passengers to finish their coffee or
hurriedly put on collar and tie, con-
ductor who runs his car off the beaten
path half a block for the pleasure OF
setting a man down at his very door
all this is the reward of the residents
of Lincoln avenue who StroVe IOr
years to induce the Pacific Electric TO
construct a branch line for the bene-
fit of the northwest district. NOW
they wouldn't have a branch line un-
der any consideration. once they
would have paid a $4,000 bonus for 1t
if they could have raised the money
All this pleasure and convenience
comes from the hourly trips made out
the avenue by the twenty passenger
sightseeing autos, the same machines
which brought CONSERVATION to the
old-time public carriage drivers by d
great reduction in the seeing Pasa-
dena" rates The company put on
the Lincoln avenue car when a clever
promoter seized on the desire-for-a-
railroad situation to suggest that the
people help him establish an automo-
bile line In a few short weeks the
red auto has proved such friend that
if it should be withdrawn the people,
instead of raising money for car
line, would buy an automobile of their
own.
Plan System of Autos
Major A. j. Toolen who lives at the
upper end of the avenue and who has
been foremost in endeavoring to solve
the transportation problem, was de-
livering an important message over
the telephone one day last week.
wait" he said suddenly; Il guess
III have to call you up from down
town. There's the red auto honking
for me-" William Easterbrook is an
other who likes the new arrangement,
because the chauffeur runs up side
street to land him at his front gate.
IF this service should be discon-
tinued," said Major Toolen with sat
isfaction today, Mr.. Huntington
would have some competition in the
TRANSFORMATION business. In such an
event a number of US have made
plans for enlarging the automobile
route, putting on two machines to run
in opposite directions around a big
loop One machine would run nortn
on Marengo avenue boulevard, two
blocks from a car line each way, to
Piedmont street, at the base OF the
mountains and some distance north
of the east and west car line through
Altadena. 1t would return by way of
Lincoln avenue to the business center
while the other car was making the
loop in the opposite direction. A
twenty passenger car running hourly
now has all the patronage II can nam
die. and we are convinced the larger
plan would work out very prohtably'
with many advantages over street car
service"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
PRESIDENT WILL Be
GIVEN BIG OVATION
RIVERSIDE CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE TO ACT AS HOST
Program, Original and Appropriate, Is
Arranged for the Entertainment
of the Chief Executive in
Fruit City
Especial to The Herald.l

RIVERSIDE, Oct. 3.-Arrangements
for the reception of President Taft
have been perfected and an original
and appropriate program has been
prepared. On the arrival OF the presi-
Dental PARTY in San Bernardino, auto
mobiles from Riverside will be in wait
ing to take the party for a drive to
Redlands. After the ride over Smiley
heights the party will make a short
stop at Cotton. where the school chill
dren will be drawn up to greet the
president.
On reaching the Riverside county
line the automobiles will pass under
an arch designed to welcome the chief
executive. The standards of this Will
be two natural Italian cypress trees.
On a background of magnolia leaves
oranges will spell the legend welcome
to Riverside County"
The party will enter Riverside on
Cotton avenue and Mulberry street
and go on Seventh street to Hunting
ton park and RubidouX mountain. 1t
is proposed to witness the sunset from
the summit of Rubidoux mountain,
which will be ascended by the $4,000
scenic driveway.
On returning to town the party will
take the tourist drive down Victoria
and Magnolia avenues to Sherman in
stitute, where the Indian band will
play patriotic airs and 600 Indian boys
and girls will be drawn up in dress
parade.
After the president has been given an
opportunity to take a bath at the
Glenwood Mission inn he will be ush-
cred into the dining room, where $50
members of the Riverside chamber of
commerce and invited guests will rise
with the first note of the national
hymn Grace will be said by Bishop
johnson of the Episcopal church. An
effort has been made to make the menu
distinctive of California and the dec
orations will be typical Of the orange
belt.
At the conclusion of the banquet
Bishop Conaty will welcome the presi-
Dental party and wish the president
Godspeed for the remainder of the
trip 1t is expected Mr.. Taft will make
a brief reply.
The school children will be massed
on Main street as the presidential
party passes. Companies NJ. K and q
of Riverside, San Beruardino and Red
lands will guard the line of parade and
will form a Gordon about the Glenwood
Mission inn while the president is
guest there.
Special rates have been secured on
all three roads for the day and trains
will be run to nearby points after the
banquet.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
ALL SAINTS CHURCH TO
AUCTION OFF VOLUMES
Highest Bidder viii Be Given Priv
ilege of Taking Away the
Monthly Magazines

PASADENA, oct. 3.-Plans for two
open meetings of the Mems club of All
Saints church were discussed last
evening by the executive committee.
and it was decided to adopt a plan for
auctioning off the yearly subscriptions
room, the lucky bidder taking the mag
azinc on file as new numbers arrive.
Thursday, October A. will be the
first open meeting of the year, when a
nominating committee will be ap-
pointed for the annual meeting to be
held the second Thursday in Novem-
ber.
The committee ordered a note of ap-
probation to John Bakewell Phillips,
senior warden of the church, who has
made a donation of four fine pictures
and a large table.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
Citrus Union Oraanlzed

POMONA, Oct. 3.-The directors of
the Claremont Citrus Union have or
ganized for the coming orange season
by electing V. V. Leroy, president; ].
w. Cooper, vice president; ]. j. Becker,
secretary; First National bank of
Claremont, treasurer; w. S. Palmer,
manager, and Ira Schofiels, representa-
tive in the San Antonio Fruit exchange.
Allen w Towne is also director in
the association. By the organization
Of the College Heights association this
summer the Claremont Citrus associa-
tion loses about 200 acres of fine bear
ing orchards, but the Claremont asso-
citation will still control 100 acres, and
will probably ship the coming season
between 400 and 500 carloads.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-04
SAYS SHE WAS KICKED;
WANTS OFFICERS ARRESTED

PASADENA, oct. 3.-If Mrs. Alex
ander Burton of Altadena, the woman
who caused a tremendous commotion
when she refused to give to Humane
Oficers Stinwell and Mitchell a horse
declared unfit for work, continues in
her request for complaint charging
battery, Judge Mcdonald will issue It
tomorrow. This was his statement
this evening The woman claims to
have been kicked
Although Judge Mcdonald states she
brought the treatment on herself by
her resistance against the officers, he
has also decided that good may result
from an action by clearly defining the
circumstances and the rights of ar
resting officers in such a case. Hence
if the woman continues insistent
her desire for a complaint will be
granted