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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-24
MANY at HUNT.
Warrenton Riders Turn Ont for
Fine Run.

y hrrentOn riders urn Our Tor
Fine Run.
Special 20 he Washington Il raid
Warrenton. Va. March 23-The meet
% the Warrenton Hunt Club this after
noon took place al Clifton Farm, the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Julian Keith. and
the finish was at BIr. Whites place. ad-
joining. being an almost circular run
The run was stiH and the horses and
hounds hunted well The only TWO
woman riders out were Mrs. Peter R. la
bauisse and Miss Wilbur. OF Devon. Pa.
both Of whom finished IN good form and
wei Up with the hounds.
Others riding were as follows: T. L
Evans. master on -KantankeTOus-' C.
r. Smith, riding whip on "OnginQuin;
Mrs. Peter Labouisse on "AIignonette. "
and Miss Wilbur on Mrs Julian Keith's
''Wisterla." Bernard Thyson on Hap
py;" Mr. Hudson on p r Thyson's
"DreadnOugbt:" J. D. Hall on The
Lamb" William F. Wilbur on Nancy
Lee" Julian Keith on "Dunnator;" Dion
Kerr on p. r. Labouisse's Salisbury %
John p. Stone on "Jim Cracker" ]. P.
Evans on Mrs. c. W. Smiths Valiant, -
and c. D. Strother on ". Z. Jennings
Jack SpratL"
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MEN ROASTED ALIVE.
r. L. Armstrong Among Those Who
Died in Launch Fire.


Portsmouth. Va. March 23-Informa-
ton has been received here OF the burn
ing 70 death Of Richard Lee Armstrong,
formerly OF this city, during a gasoline
explosion on Chuckatuck Greek. Criden-
ten. Va. Mr.. Armstrong was the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Armstrong. OF
1923 Linden avenue, Prentis place.
Details OF the accident are lacking.
From what can be learned Mr.. Arm
strong. with Edward Matthews and r. L.
Skinner. left Cridenten about Z o'clock In
the evening for tour OF the creek The
explosion occurred three hours later. and
Mr.. Skinner was the only one Of the trio
10 escape. The other two men-Arm-
strong and Matthews-were enveloped in
the flames from the exploding tank, and
practically roasted alive. Mr.. Skinner
managed 10 get the disabled craft 10 the
river bank, and then set out for assist
ance- Mr. Armstrong was twentv-eight
years OF age, and is survived bv his
widow and his parents. He left no chill
dren
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Equity SHIFTS

No &sS. In re Andrea Carter; fcr inauisitioa
and - sppoint committee. Attorney. J. Wilisuoson
No. Ssg. In re Assignment Of Augustus c. Giles:
70 fix bond Attorney. J. Z. Padeett
No. &40s. Cordeiia Hogus rs Lsona Gladmon
e al: for partition. Attorney. Z. S. Bailey.
No. 2s4e. Ella johnson -. John Johnsoa e al :
divorce Attorney. J. l. PuEh. +.
No. &io. Kate Belt ct al vs. Lena X. Belt
infant. et a.. 70 construe vii. Attorneys. Ralph
Given and NJ F. ManCum
No. Eill. HEM v. Hayden IA Sadie Y Hayden
e. al; divorce Attorneys. BrzndeHbrg & Bran
denburs
No. BIZ John H. MsTuder rs. Unknown heirs:
quiet title Attorneys Newton & Gilstte.
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sali.hury Bonas sen HIrh.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Salisbury. March IA block Of S5O.0OC
city OF Salisbury forty-five-year s per cent
Improvement bonds were yesterday sold
to Splitter & Co.. brokers. OF Toledo. Ohio.
for S54.O1o5O. the bonds bringing a pre-
MUM equal to s2is per cent. The sec
ond highest bid was made by Mccoy &
Co., OF Chicago, 5000 The bonds were
authorized at a special election held IN
October, 1901 There were afteen bia-
dsrs for the bonds, indicating the high
standing OF Salisbury in the financial
world.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Twenty-arst and B streets northWest-Charies A.
McEs-en ct TX. to Enma L. Yoder. or1Saal iot
1, square s.. s..
Moore Barbour's Second Addition 10 Washfrs-
ton-Alexsncef SchRfsr e uX- % Edward D.
HARDY lot a. block 3, So
PennzyiEania avenue. between TWenty-stxth and
TEcnty-seTenth streets northEeSt-F. c. van
Week to Rock Greek Auto and Wagon Work.
incorporated. part original iCt z. square west q
square "A, 500.
street between Sixth and Seventh streets south
east-John ". Golfer e ux- % Sidney T, Tepes
part original LOT la. square s57. SO.
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Lynehbgrg. Va. March S.-Oscar Mar
tin, young white nan. was arrested to-
day az the home OF Mrs. D. 7. Stoner on
q charge Of attempting to XIII the
woman's daughter. When taken IN
charge he had two revolvers and a pint
Of liquor on his person The police be-
heve the couple have been lovers, bat
uuarreled.
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SEARCHING FOR WIFE.
Former Inmate of Asylum Fears She
Has Deserted Him

Special 20 Tie Washington Herald
staunton, Va, March &-T. 3. HEX
man. who was placed in the asylum for
insane here last summer. but who was
recently released from custody. IS now
here in search OF his wife. whom he
fears has eloped with another man.
Hickman alleges that his wife and a
male friend had him placed in an asylum
10 get rid Of him, and denies that his
mind was ever unbalanced. He Is a we'll
TODD farmer from Bath County, and Is
sixty years old His wife is only twenty
five
He traced his wife 20 this city. he
says, and declares they both agreed 70
drown themselves in the city reservoir,
but when they reached the waters edge
they changd their minds. Tao woman
later evaded him. and now he is search
ing for her diligently.
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SECOND FIRE IN WESTMINSTER
Storage Warehouse and Stable Is
Destroyed.

Storage Warehouse and Stable Is
Destroyed.
Westminster. Md, March 25.-The stor-
age warehouse and stable adjoining.
owned by George w AlbauEh. and oc-
cupied by the Albaugh-Babylon Com
pany, wholesale dealers in groceries. &C.
in this city. were partially destroyed by
FIRE. which started soon after s o'clock
last evening.
The warehouse is a Large structure, and
both buildings are frame They are SUI
rounded by other inhsmu.able struc-
lures. but the firemen kept the flames
from spreading. The warehouse con-
tanned c-ockery. glassware. salt. &c
The insurance IS $500, which. Il is sup
posed, will fully cover the loss. Two
large draught horses persisted IN the
flames
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CAHILL TRIAL POSTPONED
Illness Again stops Hearing of
Smithers' Slayer.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Rocky Mount Va. March 23.-The trial
Of DR. J. s Cahill, who Is charged with
the murder Of Robert G. Smithers was
postponed for the third time to-day. ow-
ing 10 the absence Of two material wit
nesses. one being DR.. Jessie H Turner.
OF Henry County, who was stricken with
paralysis few days ago. The other is
Mrs. Cahill. the wife OF the accused. who
resides IN Richmond.
The other postponements vera caused
by sickness OF a witness and the defense
lawyer.
1t was announced that Mrs. Cahin. an
important witness, had refused 70 attend
the trial She now resides in Richmond.
and a letter was read from her stating
that she would not be here. Represents
alive z. ". Saunders arrived from,
Washington this morning TO defend DR..
Cahill
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Few Lynchburs Voters Pay Poll Tax.

Spr--l- " AAc washington htIa-Q.
Lynchburg. Va. March &.-Of the
6.5S1 persons assessed with capitalization
taxes in Lynchburg in the 1908 assess
ment, only s,l53. or less than half. have
paid. or the number paid. 2.71s are
white persons Under the constitution
this assessment must be paid on or be-
fore May 1 in order to permI. voters 70
participate fl the November glberna-
torfal election. 1t viii also be n pre-
requisite to Democratic participation in
the primaries during the summer.
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Postmasters were appointed yesterday
as follows: Observation-Disclosures. st. Msrys
County, William P Powell. vice James
H Zeigler, resigned. West Virginia
Friars Hills. Greenbrier County, Fred G.
Kama; Fitzpatrick. Raleigh County,
Leonard c. Agee.
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Lawsuits.

No. Slfa6 Lewis Jones Company Va d. D. Derza-
vitz & CO. account. SIS Attorney. W. n. Levin.
No. 5lsE- The starr Piano Company vs. James
Nathe- et a.: rspisvin. Attorneys J. 3. Archer
and J. L. Smith
No. assS Lenuel Fogitt "a Washington Raj
way ard Electric Company e - damages, Sl0Ol0
Attorney, I. Fugitt-
No. 5lse. Coosa Pips and F0undry Company -
Emil G. schafer; account, sos. Attorneys Tucker
& KENYON
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DIR. BURWELl Q.

Parkersburg Physician Was Mem
her of Noted Virginia Family.
Special TO Tho Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, March "A telegram
received at Berryvilie to-day announces
the death Of DR.. William Burwell az
Parkersbug, w Va. from a sudden at
tack Of heart disease. He was fifty years
old, the son Of the late Nathaniel Bur
well. OF Glenomen. Clarke County, and
leaves one brother. Thomas H. Burweli
and three sisters, Mrs Archibald c.
Randolph. Miss Mary w Blrwell, and
Mrs f. Wickham Byrd. all Of Clarke
County.
Dr. BurWeli was a graduate Of Jefferson
Medical College, OF Philadelphia Inter
ment viii be at Parkersburg. where he
had resided a number OF years
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Mrs. Gather Dies at Salisbury.
special TO The Washington Herald.

%
Salisbury, \. c. March Z.-0Irs- Mary
McCubbins Gather. wife OF DR.. J. B.
Gather. a well-known physician IN Row
an County. died at sanatoriCm here late
last night, after a severe illness. She was
ffty-nine years old. member Of we'll
known family, and Is survived by one
daughter. three sons, and her husband.
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The Harmony
of Home
Does Not Mingle With or Emanate
from the Table Of DYspepsia.

In the home, meal time should awaken
IN all the inhabitants a peculiar harmony
Of JOY which will make for the home the
abiding place Of interest and happiness.
II one meTnber al the dinner table Is
out OF sorts, his influence Is felt and the
harmony is lacking. Conversation and
mirth are absent. Devouring thoughts
assail the diners and silence prevails.
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NEGROES PLACED ON TRIAL.
Court Room Crowded When skip.
with SIHyers Are Arraigned.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Powhatan, Va, March with appar-
entity no chance Of escaping the electric
chair Joe Taylor. Isham Taylor. Lewis
Jenkins. and John Brown, believed 10 be
the chief conspirators in the most re-
markable crime ever perpetrated in Pow
hatan County. the murder OF Mrs. Mary
E. Sldpwith and Walter G. johnson. were
put on trial for their lives this afternoon
in a court rocm that did not have left a
single inch OF standing room.
Only six witnesses were examined. The
negroes admitted having made untrue
statements IN previous confessions. be-
cause Of fear Of the two Taylors, who
had threatened them al with death. The
case viii probably be concluded to-mor-
row
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shoot. peaf ana Dumb Man

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va, March 2s.-Cnfton L.e-
vacy. a colored waiter in a hotel a;
Rocky Mount to-day shot and killed Jerry
Saunders, deaf and dumb Iaborer. a,
the hotA. Levacy escaped
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Criminal Court No. 2.

No. i9ee2 Myers vs.. Crew court directs verdict
for Daintf fer Sc. Attorneys p A, Jon1s-P.
r. billiard.
No. 51s1I. Nash IS Sch7Ot Bros Verdic- for rlafr-
I'll for $50 Attorneys. Robinson Witch H.
Holarder
No. san. Hayes IS DlnenhOUe-- verdict for
-. Attorneys. L. u. Dayid-G. ". Drew.
Assignments Tor today
Ne. 10. strong rs. Andr0S Attorneys. J. II.
Adriaans-L- A. Bailer-
No 10 Charles siaaoas Sons Company IS Nesls-
Attorneys, L Fugitt-J. B. Archer
NJ. IL Cali & Co. ". Baltincre and Ohio Rail-
road Company. Atiorneys Garter < Brooke. Z.
Hamilton.
No. s. fitzgerald IS Baltimore ard Ohio RsH-
road Cumpsry. Attorneys. P. r. Hlisrd-G L
Hamilton.
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Circuit Court No. 1.


No. s0SS4- Gardner Chesapeake Beach Raj
WAY Company. on trial Attorneys. I. J. MathcT
and f. y. HopeWell-AcKeuney F1auneTy.
Assignments for today
No. 3i3 Buckley vs. Washington Gss.ight Com
pany. Attorneys. Cuttings Chamberlin-R- P
Perry & son and MeKenaey & FlanEery.
No. So. Mcliunin vs. Fowler. administrator. e
Al. Attorneys. +. L. Gies-W C. Balderston.
No 30 lohe International Sand. Lime. Brick
and Machine Company. Attorneys. Il T. Davis
lIcKenney A Planners.
No. Es. Wellington "a Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. AttOrneys Lambert 4 Yeat-
Dan-G. Z. Hamilton
No s5s. Hyde, edministrator. y. Southern Raj
way Company Attorneys. II. II. Classic and T.
d. Blackstone Hamilton. Colbert Yerkes & Ham
itcn.
No. ~ sleder "a De Alley e. Al Attorneys.
Vol Rosenbsfg-Montague, Moriarity & Thurstoa-
No. 30 james Va SANE Attorneys. sane
No. 81 MuilEan Va SANE Attorneys. Same
No. s.. National Automobile Company rs. Rich
srds Company Attorneys J. d. sulliFan--W. c.
Preufiss.
No. 81 AlHlsr-Ksrp Cut stooo Company u
Coswen Attorneys. Lambert & YestmzR-L. c.
Wllianson.
No. 80 Atkinson ~ Washington TINES Con
pany. Attorneys Dan. Peyser and Taylor-W. J.
LambcrL
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Washington County Barn Burns.

Special to The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, March 22.-Fire las:
night destroyed q large barn on the
Maryland side OF the Pennsylvania line
north OF Cearfoss. The building was the
property OF George W. Yost. The loss
viii reach several thousand dollars The
IRE Is supposed 10 have started from
sparks from a traction engine passing
along the road.
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aAsAANA A0-A4D-
United States v. James A. Thompsou, false
pTetensEs. ncle Pros entered
United states IN. Thomas G. HAYES: violating
Section 5se. Revised Statutes: Plea not guilty
Withdrawn 20 counts u and 81 Withdrawn
aud demurrer 70 c5uats y and q interposed !;
deul-rr oFsrTuled: pea not guilty 20 7ounts i
ard Is entered. CO numbered 26oos. 2Ssl snd
l5l55 consohdsted ~ trial. on trial Atto-neyS.
Il Z Davis and II " WhezrIer
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COL. LAMB IS DEAD
Hero of Fort Fisher Sue
cumbS at Norfolk.
VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN, LEADER

with 800 Men He Held 10000 Fed
eraI Troops at Bay Near whining
ton, \. C.-FOr Years a Familiar
Figure in Norfolk and the POIfti-
cal Circles OF Virginia.
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Circuit Court No =

NhiEE JUSTICE tLAbADGh-
No. 5lAA. Fisher e. al. vs. Heiberger. INDIGNANT
ST aside and vacated Attorneys. Tucker kenyon
No. 5lfsc- Webster Nanufacruriug Comnauy "a
American LoGdlng and Unl1ading NacLine CON
psnys Judgment b. confession fox plaintiff for
san. AttCrneTs. ". II. Sholes-J. z. Posbury.
Nc. s996. District q Columbia vs. GeorFssogn
Gaslight Company. and No. s85o5 Dist-ict q Co
umbia Washington Gasiight Company: on trial
Attorneys, r. r. Pe1y q Son. r, II. Goids5orvash.
and q T. Dunl9p-F II. Stephens.
AssiClmeuts f1c today
No. "a BoHu "a City and Suburban Railway
Companv Attorneys. W c. Gardiner ard = \.
HoIeHeii-J. J. Dsriington
No. - Shoemaker. execltoC. vS Weedgn e al.
Attorneys. lambert & Yesrman-E 2. Thomas.
No. 76. Stewart Chase. Attorneys. Mcneil
a McNeli-W. J. Lauibsrt-
Nc. "a Jackson. trustee. vs Washington. Bslti-
more ard Annapolis Electric Railway Company.
Att0ueys. h B. Slater-Aiarbury & Gos1el and
A. A. Hoehlir7. =
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The H0LMHuRST-

ten1syiTani2 ave- rear Beach- u-obst-1ctsd ocssn
view; private baths. Stationary washsrands va -
ard cod running water IN bedroou-s. EisTaso- u
street ieTci- CaE1CIT go. Ope- all me 7esr
hoiei e4ec-rie coach leels trzins Literature upo1
request HENRY DARNELL.
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court OF Appeals.
Adjourned from day to day
Equity Court No. 1


JUSTICE BARNARD.
Ia re lunacyl John Brown; referred % aUditcz.
No z6O0- Humphreys IS. Humphreys: auditors
report confirmed. Att0rneys. r. r. Perry & Son
Nc 2l5 BrETton vs.. Johnston: order extending
time 10 ale transcript. Attorneys. Hughes < Cray
and l. g. Gregory-s g, Peele-
No 8ST. West ". West e. all rule 81 March
3, 100 Attorneys 3. = Gaskius-W- C. Chase
No XII, Reed vs. Reed e a. references % e1-
anainer- Attorneys. p. ". Frlsby-B- l. Gaskns-
No. 8l4. Hi vs.. Hi referred 20 examiner Al
torneys. II. L. Frame and S. V. Hayden-B. T.
Doyle and A. B. let
No Es50 Fairfax FAIRFAX; order fxing ap-
peal bond. Attorneys c. Darlington. ;. ID. Territt
and L. Cuuirgton-S. b. Gicscy.
No 2sls6. Ross rs. Ross: order that defendant
pay counsel fee Attorneys. " G. Martin and J.
A. M0ss-W. l. Pollard.
no 8k7. IN re Augustus c. Giles. order fKing
assignees bond 81 zoo. Attorney. J. Z. Padsett.
No 327. Watts ". Garfield order substituting
defendant argued and submitted. Attorneys, @. A.
keigWin and II. p Heath-F. ". Clements and
Stuart McEamara
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MOUNT VERNON.
Cars TO KEEsIHGT0H

Lsave l5lh s. and \ T. ave. On quarter hours. uzss
Bridge MAIN ENTRANCE zoo PARK no LaFe
eoanee+ With ksrslr~-ou In
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Equity Court No. :

aINIILE " IlI1lI.
No 40. Wood e a.. Wood et al auditors
report confirmed. Attorney, J. II. Tayior.
No Z9G3 Bunker u. Bunker. writ Of re szest
vacated. Attorneys. Montague 4 Aoriarity-Mark
Steaman
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Blueheld. W. Ya--Another appeal for
the victims Of the Two Lick Branch
mine disasters has been sent out. It is
shown that ffty-three widows and sew
enty-five children under sixteen years
OF age are left without means OF support.
The relief committee Is aiming to raise
$4,000. The PocahOntas Consolidated Col
leries Company has contributed 5000.
and 5000 has been raised from other
sources.
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tinel, there is some talk OF former Gov.
Dawson remaining IN West Virginia, and
not accepting the China mission offered
by the Federal government / IS said
that the former governor will stay in
West Virginia and watch political de-
velopments. that is. II his health VIII per-
nit him.
Cumberland, Md--Anthony thurman,
one Of the oldest residents OF Cumber-
land having resided at the same place
on Maryland avenue for fifty-one years,
Is dead aged eighty-seven years. He was
native Of Germany. He came to Amer
lea In 1S4S.
Cumberland. Md.-BIrs. Mary Hendry,
wife OF Peter Hendry. e welI-known Bal
timore and Ohio engineer. died yesterday,
aged thirty-eight years.
Cumberland. Md.-Benjamin Franklin
Hayes. aged fifteen years, son Of W. P.
Hayes, killed himself at Confluence yes
terday, while playing with q revolver
which he supposed was not loaded.
PGrkersburg. W. Va.-From a condition
bordering on poverty and bankruptcy to
an income Of $4,000 month. is the sud-
den turn Of fortune has given to John
Carroll an Ohio farmer. who lives near
the oil fields OF sisterville, W. Va. The
story Of CARROTS good forums Is a long
one.
About ten years or more ago, oil was
struck on the farms OF CAROLS neigh
bors. Experts. however. told Carroll that
he was on the wrong side OF the pro-
ducers to be benefited by the strike. He
had faith in hts farm He leased other
lands and IN vain endeavored 70 get
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GALEN HALL
HOTEL BoTHWEIT

Virginia ave. and Beach; European pan 81 dav N.
Anlerlcln pan. y CAV upi elevator from street
ALFRED 3. GRINDROD.
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Salisbury, \. C--April 3 has been
named as the date for holding Sails
bury's first Iegalized primary for the Sc
lection OF candidates for mayor and aid
ermen. The date was changed from
March q IN order 10 give an opportunity
for more entries for Office. So far only
one candidate, A. L. SmOot, has an
nOunced himself for mayor. It IS now
stated that only one ticket viii be in the
field. and that the ticket proposed 70 be
named by the Good Government League
Will not materialize-
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Oceaa end NeE 1o-k aFe.; American and E-ro-
pean plans; moderzts ratsss 10 adrsncs for Ess--,
exclusive buffet; booklet u II sEDDOS
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NEW CLARION. KENTUCKY AVE. ID HOUsH
from beach, elevator booklet & A. BONLEACE
nh-N
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HEALTH RESORT

n & W Ry1
In The health-giring Blue Ridge. EleTation 20
z. sunny. moderate winters. cool srrurer nights:
10 mosquitoes; close indiTiiual attention. frproT-
abe eases cnly. 50 % IS uonthIy fer bed, boarl
laund-y. medicine. and medical ssrTioe.
L. NJ FERGUSON. ~ D. Szpt.
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fLhSINlA AVE, Seoood H0uss fruu BoardzarE
Open al year OTerlookinz TIE st.eI p -
sate n1tnA J. n. &. boutwell,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-30

imposition. and has written the fol-
lowing letter from his home at Santa
Rosa to a newspaper at Monterey,
Mex:
ST notice in clippings from papers
that Luther Burbank is in Mexico
Luther Burbank is not now in Mexico
and never was in Mexico, though he
would be glad to be at some future
timesif possible.
eff any one is palming himself off
as Luther Burbank in your vicinity
it will be very good to give him Il
free ride on a rail out of town, for
you do not need him. l am being i'm
personated by ignorant, arrogant
frauds, men who know absolutely
nothing but to furnish hot air. and a
poor quality at that, in several places,
but Monterey. Mex, seems to be Sc
riously afflicted with one of these pre-
tenders.
ST have no time to visit Mexico at
present, or 1 might be induced to go
down and help you give him a free
ride.
please publish this at once in your
paper in the interest of truth, and
oblige, yours very truly,
LUTHER BURBANK"