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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-12
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
New Patents Granted

Hazard & Strause, patent attorneys,
report the following list of patents
granted to inventors of Southern Cali
fornia for the week ending October rs,
1909:
I. A. Arthur, Los Angeles, hose
coupling and turn plug; F. e. and ]. S.
Bradley, Corona, cultivator; f. H.
Crump, Los Angeles, reinforcement for
book leaves: r. f. Dockery, Santa
Monica. machine for making continu-
Gus pipes; F. p. Fay, Los Angeles,
exerciser; J. r. French, assignor to
Lacy Manufacturing company, Los
Angeles, hydraulic machine for making
casing; x. W. I ale, Los Angeles, door
closure: A. j. Hodge, pasadena, as
signor to Mills Automatic Press COM
pany, Los Angeles, sheet feeder; j. N.
Kelman, Los Angeles, automatic cir
cult breaker; ]. r. Logan, Fresno,
handlebar for bicycle; f. c. McAdam,
Los Angeles, boiler alarm; A c..
Rhodes, Santa Maria, switch; j. d.
Sullivan, Anaheim, assignor of one
third to r. c. Conrad. jr.. curtain
bracket; C. L. Swfnney, Fredalba,
folding camp stove; j. Van Matre,
Paso Robes. draft equalizer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
TO ExP0UND BIBLE FROM
STANDPOINT OF HEBREW
Mark Lev, Eighteen Years Lawyer
In Bessaraba, to Lecture In
Los Angeles

To expound the Bible from the
standpoint of Hebrew scholar, Mark
Lev, for eighteen years a lawyer in
Bessarabia, and a converted Hebrew,
has come to Los Angeles to give a
course of lectures under the auspices
of the Y. M. G. "A.
Mr.. Lev has been engaged In evan
gelistic work in Europe for twenty-five
years, coming to this country In 1898,
since which time he has been promi-
nent In working among the Jewish
people of the larger eastern and Ca
madam cities.
For several months Mr.. Lev has
been deVoting his time to work among
the Hebrews of the Pacific coast, hav-
ing lectured from Vancouver to Santa
Barbara. He expects to return to
Seattle to continue his work. He
speaks seven languages and breaches
in five of them.
Mr.. Lev will lecture Friday evening
on "The Two Alters" The second will
be given November II, entitled "Bible
Names and What They Teach"
Other lectures included in the course
are "Three Pillars of Our Faith, ="
"Come, Go and Depart" Israel and
the Lords Parallels" Past, Present
and Future of Israer' and Divine
Builders"
Mr.. Lev will give series of fifteen
lessons on the Hebrew language, a be-
ginners' course adapted for Bible
students.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
CLUB FORMED TO
HELP THE HOME
MOTHER, HOUSE AND CHILD TO
BE SUBJECTS
Rev. Dana Bartlett Explains "nere
Much Good Might BE Done
with Model Tene-
ments

The Reciprocity club, an infornai
oreanization for the study or tne
mother. the home and the child, spruns :
80 hainp Yesterday at a luncheon at
Thr,stonher's. at which there were
mora than 100 women present Ihe
luncheon was addressed by the rev
Dana Rartlett, Mrs. william bsui
hyte and Miss Hoake. a,or ,ba
The club has been formed along the
I,nes of the City club and Will atteInpl
. similar course in reference TO tne
home that the City club folioWs ia
regard TO municipal affairs, Meetllss
will be held the first TUESDAY OF eaeI
month. when a luncheon will be serVeu,
~, orya nization is non-sectarian, ana
aithough II is carried on under the
auspices of the Congress of Motners II
lie moi affiliated in any way with any
particular organization. There are no
dues and any woman who is interesteu
in Sociological work. especially with
reference to the home, is entitled TO
membership by attending the lunch-
cons. Mrs. katherine Pierce Wheat
takes the place OF a president OF tne
club and is known as chairman oI
recinrocitv. Mrs. N. r. Wilson Is
chairman Of hospitality.
representatives of ali the clubs ana
child study circles were invited to the
luncheon yesterday. 1t is planned to
have some well known and we'll quail
iled speaker address each meeting on
some subject relating to the home,
the mother or the child. General dis
cussion will follow the addresses.
whatever ideas are gained in this
manner will be carried back TO the
organizations represented ana theIe
discussed again, after which plans for
imnrovement win be laid. In other
words. the Reciprocity club will be
for the exchange of ideas for the bet
terment of the home, the child and
the mother.
In his address yesterday DR.. Bartlett
dwelt upon the necessity of improved
tenement house conditions in Los An
geles. He outlined model tenement,
built of concrete and capable of quick
and certain sanitation. He declared
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
AROUND TOWN
dress Federation Club

Will Address Federation Club
Rev. Matt s. Hughes, pastor Of the
First Methodist church of Pasadena,
will address the Federation club this
noon.
Four Speeders Fined
Earl Fancier r. Haverty, George G.
Peckham and f. w. Thomas pleaded
guilty in Police Judge Williams court
yesterday morning to charges of vio-
1ating the speed ordinance and were
fined s25 each.
Wife Beater Fined
Police Judge Williams yesterday sem
fenced John A. Wood to pay fine of
500 or serve the alternative of 100 days
in the city jail for brutally beating his
wife as the result Of a trivial family
quarrel. Wood was unable to pay his
fine and went to jail
Locked Up on Suspicion
A. Flneberg, a young man who
claims to have ridden a bicycle from
San Francisco to Los Angeles in COM
pany with two friends, was arrested by
Detective Thomas Zeigler yesterday
while trying to dispose OF new BIZ
cycle for 81 and locked up In the city
jail on suspicion.
To Repair Huntington Drive
Supervisor Manning yesterday stated
that Huntington drive east of the city
limits will be repaired as soon as the
Pacific Electric railway gets its work
out of the way near Bairdstown. H..
II. Huntington had called the SUPER
visors attention to the fact that the
drive needed repairing.
Hear from Ship at Sea
United wireless telegraph operators
IA rd "a oh
Bedford, stating that they received the
wireless message sent from Boyle
Heights wireless telegraph station
while that ship was 1900 miles distant
from Los Angeles. The message was
flashed a few nights ago.
Fellowship to Give Reception
The Los Angeles Fellowship will give
O. reception In honor of Miss Ethelwyn
Mills, daughter of Benjamin Fay Mills,
who will leave this week to join her
father In Kansas City. The reception
will be held at Music hall, 232 South
Hill street. Thursday evening at s
o'clock. There will be a musical pro-
gram.
VIII Seek Home Sites
After a hearing by the board OF SUI
pervisors yesterday regarding the yari-
GUS sites that he had been offered for
the board, with Judge Wilbur of the
thte board, with Judge Wilbur of the
juvenile court, will examine the differ
ent properties for making a purchast.
This examination will be made Thurs
day afternoon, and the matter proba-
bly, will come up for final consideration
some time next week.
To Form New Cat Club
Accepting the invitation of the Los
Angeles Cat club, delegates from San
Francisco, Oakland, San Jose and
Santa Barbara will gather this after
noon at the King Edward hotel as the
guests of Mrs. Edward Durham for the
purpose of organizing the Pacific Coast
American Cat club. The Los Angeles
Cat club will meet at / o'clock. The
session will be open to delegates at 2
O'clock and later a reception and
luncheon will be held.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
JOSEPH SCOTT TALKS TO
THE CHILD STUDY CIRCLE
President of Beard of Education Ad-
dresses Fathers and Mothers
Of Puplis

Joseph Scott, president of the board
of education, addressed the Child
Study circle of the Vermont avenue
school yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Lynn Helm in Glendale
place, taking as his topic "The Study
of the Child" The occasion was en-
joyed by many of the fathers as well
as the mothers of the pupils,
Mrs. Noble followed Mr.. Scott with
an interesting account of the work
being done among the children of the
less fortunate at the Mckinley school,
where a nurse has been Installed to
care for the babies who are brought
there by older brothers and sisters,
thus affording their mothers an op-
portunlty to work during school hours.
The Importance OF this departure can
not be overestimated, as these little
fathers and mothers" are obliged to
take the responsibility of their small
charges, and If they come to school at
all must bring the helpless little tots
into the class room; where before the
happy day of the school nurse the
babies shared with the books the at
tention of the students
Following the program tea was
served in the Japanese garden in the
rear Of the Helm residence.
Mrs N o. Anderson, Mrs. II. II. Dart
and Miss p. Il. Lynch, beautifully
gowned In Japanese costumes, pre-
sided at the tea tables, assisted by
group of young girls In the eighth
grade-Alice Devin. Lillian Franklin,
Wilma Towne. Marguerite Wave and
Ruth Long who were also attired In
the flowing robes of the women Of the
land of the mikado.
December is the date for the next
meeting. which will be held at the
Vermont avenue school, the program
20 he q Christmas entertainment. CIV
an nv the teachers. Music will be fur
nished by the children of the school.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
ALEXANDER lND0RSED
BY U. S. C. CIVIC CLUB
Universal SntIment Among Members
Was for Reelection of the
Present Mayor

Members of the Civic club Of the University
OF Southern California practically indorsed
George Alexander for mayor of Los Angeles
at their meeting last evening at the university
chapel short resume of the political stua-
tior in the city was given by different MEM
bers of the club and, while no official action
was taken in regard to whom the club would
support, the universal sentiment among the
members was for Alexander.
The Civic club is an organization in the
university something after the fashion of the
city Good Government organization they are
members OF the National Intercollegiate Civic
league and are taking an active interest In
the coming elections. They passed resolu-
ton last evening that each member should be
az one of the different polling places through
out the city at the coming primary election
to aid In every way possible the selecting oi
thu proper men for the offices Of the city
Among those who spoke warmly In favor oi
Mayor Alexander last evening was Dr. e. A
HeaIy. president OF the board of trustees OF
the university.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
LANDLADY ACCUSES R00MER
OF DISTURBING THE PEACE
ALLEGES Henry Tough and Companion
Attempted Duet at Late Hour
In Night

Deputy District Attorney Keetch yes
terday issued a complaint charging
Henry Tough with disturbing the peace
and addressing improper remarks 10
Nav Shoemaker, proprietor of room
ing house at AIT Towne avenue, where
the accused roomed.
According to the woman, Fough ana
a companion, both intoxicated, ap-
reared on the front porch of the mousse
about 1880 o'clock Monday night ana
proceeded to make the night hldeous
by attempting a duet in a high Key.
she protested and asked him TO go 10
his room and was rewarded by vol
ley of oaths. u.s
The attempt at song, 1t Is allegeo'
continued until the roomers ana nelgn-
bors were awakened, and after much
persuasion Tough finally sough' MS
room and retired.
Yesterday Mrs, Shoemaker demanded
that Tough vacate his rooms. lie re-
fused, and, according to her story,
cursed her with all the energy he
could muster after his night of reyelry.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
ARRA!GNED ON
THEFT CHARGE
MRS. LIMA BART PLEADS NOT
GUILTY +.
Trial of the Elder Woman Is Set for
Thursday-Said to BE Clever
Hotel Swindler
Also

Under the name of Lima Bart the
woman known to the police under the
aliases of Augusta Barts, Bartz'
Bates, Baird and numerous other
names. who with Nina Bates, a
young woman with great ability as a
musician and a lingNst and the pos
SCISSOR of a cork leg, is said by the
detectives to be the smoothest hotel
swindler on the Pacific coast, was ar
raigned in Police Judge Williams
court yesterday on a charge OF steal
ing an oil paint outfit valued at less
than so. Mrs. Bart pleaded not guilty
to the charge of petty larceny and
her trial was set for Thursday. She
was unable to furnish bail In the sum
of $10O and was sent back to jail
Before leaving the court room Mrs.
Barts stated that her name is "Au-
gusta," not Lima" and asked that
the correction be made.
1t seems that Mrs. Barts and her
daughter were engaged by Mrs. j. Z.
Rockhold of 2115 Bonsallo street to
care for the place during the absence
of the latter. who went for brief
visit to her husband in Colorado.
Some of the rooms were locked,
and, according to Mrs. Rockhold, Mrs.
Barts and her daughter were not to
molest those rooms. Mrs. Roclkhold
was to have returned about November
10. She terminated her visit before
she expected and on her return to her
home found the forbidden rooms had
been entered and numerous articles
had been taken.
After much difficulty she succeeded
in evicting her undesirable caretakers
and then reported the matter to the
police. Following the arrest of Mrs.
Barts by Detective Thomas Zeigler
the rooms of Mrs. Barts and her
daughter were searched and a paint
outfit and several other articles of
small value, the property of Mrs.
Rockhold, were found
So far the police have been unable
to locate the daughter of MIS-. Barts,
and in the event of her arrest it is
thought she, too. win be charged with
a similar offense.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Coulter Dry Goods Co.

that in Los Angeles there Is no real
reason for insanitary conditions eN-
listing anywhere, His ideas met win
the hearty approval of those present;
Mrs. Baurhyte told of congested
conditions in the SLIM district along
Utah street south of First. she eH-
nlained some of the insanitary meth
ods employed by residents of this dis
trict In the burial of the dead, the
use of the "sweat box" instead OF
lighthouses and other insanitary
Miss Hoake urged better social and
other conditions for business women
especially those employed In stores,
Her remarks were punctuated with
rounds of applause.
The Reciprocity club will not at
tempt to change conditions, but VIII
suggest reforms which are to be car
ried out by the allied organizations
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
RETURNS FROM EXTENDED
TRIP THROUGH THE EAST
Father Fahey, Pastor Of Holy Cross
Church, Arrives H.me, Accom-.
panied by Sister

Rev. Thomas II. Fahey, pastor OF the
Holy Cross church, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Della Veronica Fancy, re-
turned the first of the week from an
extended tour of the eastern states
They visited their former nome IN buI'
falo. New York city, Washington, d.
Father Fahey conducted the All
Saints services and All Souls cere,
monies at his church Monday and
Tuesday. He is planning for Thanks
giving sale to be given just preceding
Thanksgiving day, Parishioners OF the
Holy Cross parish are planning TO wei
most prominent pastors of the city.
Miss Fahey is also prominent in the
parish, having served as soprano soloist
since the organization of the parish.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
c.reraI Election In Manila

MANILA, Nov. IA general elec-
tion was held throughout the Philip
pine islands today for members OF the
assembly and provincial and municipal
officials. Little interest was SHOWN
and n is doubtful il the total vote will
equal that of two years ago, when only
about one in thirty Of the population
registered.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
aoous Money Causes Arrest

RENO, New, Nov. At developed
last night that Walter L, Grant, ar
Tested a few days ago by the local po-
lice, is an alleged counterfeiter VINO
has been sought by the federal autnor-
tiles for some time. H. N. Moffat.
chief of the secret service, district of
California, arrived in Reno and took
Grant into custody. Seven hundred
dollars in bogus money was found on
Grants person.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Socialists Win Five Seats

DRESDEN, Nov. 2.-In the re-
balloting for the SaXony diet the So
cialists won only five seats today ow-
ing to the combination of other parties
against them. Up to the present
eighty members have been elected out
of total of ninety-two. The Con-
zsrvatives and National Liberals have
won twenty-four seats each; the So
cialists %, the radicals 5 and other par
ties 2. The remaining reballots will be
held Wednesday and Thursday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
REALTY DEALS
REACH ALMOST
TWO MILLIONS
PURCHASES ON BROADWAY
MAKE RECORD
$1,000 FRONT FOOT GREATEST IN
cITVs HISTORY
Buyers VIII Erect Eight and Twelve
Story Buildings, Costing $1,125,ooo.
Seven Years Appreciation of
Property Enormous

The latest developments In Los An
geles real estate, disclosing transac-
tions involving nearly $2,000,000. Wera
made public yesterday by r. A. Rowan
e. Co., when a lot 40x155 feet on the
east side of Broadway, between Fourth
and Fifth streets, was sold for 100000
George j. Birkel company bought from
the Title Insurance and Trust company
and will erect an eight-story building
costing $125000 on the premises.
In conjunction with this deal is that
of the northeast corner of Broadway
and Fifth street. having a frontage OF
86 feet on Broadway and depth of 155
feet, which was bought by Chester
Williams of Boston from A. G. Bilicke
for s650000 cash. Upon this lot a
twelve-story office building will be
erected at cost of 100000 at the ex-
piration of the present lease in two
years.
This sale, which was virtually closed
two weeks ago, holds the record price
for Los Angeles real estate. the trans
action being on the basis Of $4,000 a
front foot. The lot is improved with
a two-story building which yields a
monthly rental of $4,000 on a valuation
of $4,000.
Big Advance In Seven Years
property seven years ago was S1S2, 900,
to which he added $4,000 in improve
ments.
Mr.. Williams bought a lot at Spring
and Fourth streets six years ago for
s125,000, the loe being 60xs2 feet. The
building on the lot bought by the Birkel
company on Broadway is a one-story
structure yielding about 5000 a month.
The occupants have been given notice
TO vacate before May 1. On that date
the construction of the building for
the Birkei company will begin. 1t will
be a loft building and designed es-
pecially for use as a music house.
Sales of real estate In the business
section of Los Angeles for sums
amounting to 81, ,402,50O, all cash trans
actions, have been made in the past
month by r. A. Rowan e.. Co.
These sales include, in addition to
those just announced, the sale Of prop
erty on Main street, between Fifth and
Sixth, 10 j. c. Mordough, City OF Mex
leo, for s225,00O. and other sales not
yet made public for sums ranging from
$55, ,00e to $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Shasta Route Blocked

DUNSMUIR, Cal, Nov. 2,-The
Shasta route is still blocked by the
freight train which was wrecked in
tunnel near Coran yesterday, and
the way will not be closed today. Pas
sengers are being transferred around
the tunnel, but this is tedious task
and all trains are greatly delayed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Santa Ee Train Wrecked

KINSLEY. Kan.,, Nov. 2.-An east
bound Santa Fe passenger train was
wrecked at midnight as 1t was leaving
the yards here and running slowly. The
company reports that none OF the pas
sengers was injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03

Membership in the Los Angeles Realty aI boara
is virtual guarantee of reliability. Provision
is made for arbitration OF any differences Pc
tween members and their clients. Accurate IN
them Valuations by a competent COMMITTEES.
Directory Of members free at the ofhce OF
Herbert Burdett secretary. b26 Security pias.
Phone Broadway 1896
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
THE CITY

Strangers arc invited TO visit the exhibits OF
California products at the Chamber OF Sr,na,
merce building on Broadway. between First
and Second streets, where free Information VIII
be given on all subjects pertaining to this seq
ton,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03

The Herald will ray $40 in cash to any one one
furnishing evidence that will lead 10 the aITesL t
copies of The Herald from the premises OF our
patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03

The Legal Aid society, at 2ss N. MAN, ls
charitable organization maintained FOR the
purpose OF aiding In legal matters those unaple
70 employ counsel The society needs nnahclal
assistance and seeks Information regardlnB
worthy cases. Phone Home Fb203; Main $500
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03

The Herald. like every other newspaper, Is
misrepresented at tim's, particularly In cases
involving hotels eaters, etc The PUBLIC VIII
please take notice that every representative OF
this paper Is equipped with the proper creden-
uala, and more particularly equipped with
money with which to pay his bills,
THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Ambassador White Returns

PARIS. Nov. 2.-Ambassador and
Mrs. Henry White win be passengers
on the steamer George washington
sailing from Cherbourg for New YorR
tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03

vote for II. ]. Woollacott. candidate fol
councilman. io-Sp-AI
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Silk Gowns at $l2.5O

you who possibly not ready select expensive silk dress
placed
beau they reduced from
Both and fancy silks included made
various handso
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Charming Silk Gowns for Fall

what the Coulter showing readytoeaT SILK dresses between
interested letting customers you showing
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
HOTEL YARMOUTH,

Belmont 70 Iowa ave. directly on The beach ETe7J
room ocean view. Cap. $40 EleTator private baths.
&C. Porche5 overlook Boardwalk. Cuisine feature.
TIE CARLTON. Chelsca are and Beach.-Cee-
hratcd foT Its home comforts appointments. and IA
Die; select patronage; 9TH season.
CHAs P. ZAZZALL