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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-04-21
Teachers Examination

The next regular teachers cxamin-
alton will be held at the Court House
on Friday May 14th, beginning at 8
o'clock a. m.
S. ID. CAIN,
County superintendent of Education.
4-12-4t-1ta-aw. w. & S. 4t-1-ta-w
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-04-21

~DeWitts Little Early Risers, the
pest known pills and the best pills
mace. are easy to take and act gent
y end are certain Ne sell ana rec
ommend them. MI druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-04-21

"cmans interest in divorced
man never lets up until she Giecovers
why he WAS divorced.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-04-21

To render marriage a SUCCESS the
husband must he patient and the wife
q martyr.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-04-21

The more money you could make
In any business the surer somebody is
10 own it.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-04-21

Only when man offers an apology
is woman willing 10 let him have
the last word
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09

SEE THE ANGELUs GARAGE FOR SEC
ond hand autos of all kinds ITO EAST
THIRD ST. 10-14-1mo
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
SANTA MONICA
WEALTHY MAN ARRAlGNED
ON DISTURBANCE CHARGE
Aged Citizen Of Los Angeles Charged
with Annoying Woman to Be
Tried November 16
Circulation-Home All; Sunset 1891.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 641: Home 41se.

SANTA MONICA, Nov. S--John Por-
ter, n years old, of Los Angeles,
against whom Mrs. Bernice A. Wads-
worth of Santa Monica filed a COM
plant, charging him with disturbing
the peace and who was arrested yes
terday, appeared in Justice Steele's
court this afternoon and had his ar
raignment continued until Tuesday,
November 16. Attorney b. H. Stur-
geon of Los Angeles represented Por-
ter. 1t is expected that Attorney Earl
Rogers will defend Porter when his
trial comes off.
1t was intimated by Porter's attor-
ney today that sensational develop
ments may be looked for If the charge
against Porter is pressed. Porter is
said to be wealthy but today he de-
MED this emphatically.
Attorney William Palmer of Santa
Monica, who is counsel for Mrs. Wads-
worth, this afternoon asserted that
Porter forced his attentions on Mrs.
Wadsworth on several occasions and
the charge of disturbing the peace is
to refer to his actions in this
regard. A letter which Palmer wrote
to Porter advising him to cease an
noying Mrs. Wadsworth probably will
be read at the hearing.
The accused man was much wrought
up over the charge and declared he
would carry the matter to the supreme
court If necessary to Vindicate HIM
self. Porter was a resident of Santa
Monica for several years and bore an
excellent reputation here.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09

TYPEWRITERs BOUGHT AND RENTED.
All makes guaranteed. repairing. BAKER
HoEY co. Qne) 24R $. Broadway.
Main 4601; A4050. 10-31-f
KEE LOX CARBON AND T. w. RIBBON
are the best. w. r. LOHMAN a co. (Inc.)
2l4R $. Broadway. A68S9. 11-s-tf
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
LARGE CROWD OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL WORKERS EXPECTED
At Least 800 Delegates Probably VIII
Gather at Opening In River
side Today

RIVERSIDE, Nov. S.-Fully 800 dele
gates are expected in the city tomor-
row on the opening day of the TWEEN
tieth annual Southern California State
Sunday school convention. The ses-
sons will be held in the First Baptist
church, which is one of the largest in
the city.
The merchants are decorating their
stores in honor of the occasion and
special preparations for entertaining
the delegates have been made The
feature of the convention will be the
big Sunday school parade Thursday
evening. Including the delegates,
fully 1000 people are expected to par
ticipate.
Riverside Elks to the number of fifty
Joined their brethren from Redlands
and San Bernardino tonight on a visit
to Pomona lodge. They were happily
entertained and returned home by
special train shortly after midnight.
Redlands will next entertain the lodges
of the orange belt.
Military orders of the city were en-
tertained at the new Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing tonight. The G. A. r., W. r. c.,
Sons of Veterans and Spanish War
Veterans were present in uniform. To-
morrow night the series of receptions
conducted by the Y NJ. c. A. in it's
new building will close with a recep-
ton to the workmen of the building.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
PASADENA NOTES

PASADENA, Nov. S.-CongressYnan
James MeLachlan expects to leave
here for Washington next week on
his way to Washington Mr.. McLachlan
will deliver an address before the
chamber of commerce in Chicago.
Benjamin f. Estes Of 1925 East Col
orado street was injured by being
thrown while alighting from a street
about the head and body.
While riding along the Mount Lowe
trail yesterday Allen Paulin was
thrown from his horse. His head was
badly cut.
Cupless drinking fountains will be
installed at Central and Library parks
If the request Of Building Inspector
Shaver made TO the city commissioners
this afternoon. is faVorably reported
upon in committee.
Adolphus Busch has ordered gates Of
mammoth proportions to be placed at
the entrance to his sunken gardens.
He also has purchased seven acres of
land and intends to add them to his
already magnificent grounds.
The ninth annual meeting of the Los
Angeles District of California FEEDER
alton Of Women's clubs will be held
in this city commencing November Is.
r. z. Gates, a wealthy retired CAPT
talist of Minneapolis has purchased
for 100000 the handsome residence
owned by the late DIR. Edward r.
Chadbourne at the southeast corner
of Orange Grove avenue and Bradford
street.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
HORTICULTURALIST
CONTEST GOES ON
SECRETARY OF EXAMINERS
TAKES HAND
Notifies the Orange County Board of
Supervisors That but One Man
Received Certificate After
Being Questioned
Especial to The Herald


SANTA ANA, Nov. S.-Another chap
ter has been written in the contest for
the much coveted position Of county
horticultural commissioner for which
four Orange county men recently took
examinations, but one of whom Roy X.
Bishop, received a certificate of pass
ing. In face of that fact the board of
county supervisors refused to consider
the matter of examinations as finally
settled, and at a meeting held last
week, when Bishops certificate of pass
ing was read, it postponed action of
appointment until November 16 claim
ing that two of the other applicants
had been passed by two of the board
and the matter was in legal tangle.
Now comes a letter from Edward K
Carnes secretary of the state board Of
examiners, stating absolutely that
Bishop was the only man who passed
and that the certificate issued to him
was officially concurred in by the
chairman. He further states that he
(Carnesl later received a letter from
the chairman and treasurer in which
they said they had raised the per-
centage of two of the other Orange
county men. This was done two days
after official action in regard to the
examination had been taken. Mr..
Carnes says that even with such raise
in the markings but one of the men
was showed across the line, and that
as secretary he absolutely refuses to
issue certificate to the party in ques-
ton, and moreover will never issue such
additional certificate.
The action of the supervisors in the
face of tine present conditions will be
awaited with keen interest. Mr.. Carnes'
statement appeared publicly today over
mis- official signature and has aroused
much excitement among fruit growers
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09

HOWLETT-Mrs. Cassie Hewlett, SO years,
native of Indiana. 767 East Seventeenth
street; nephritis.
RASH-Damaris H. Rash, 60 years, native
OF Illinois, so Valencia street; cancer.
TINKER-Belle Tinker, 80 years, native of
Kentucky, Y M c. A. building; heart dis
ease.
MOLINAR-Candelaria Molinar, 10 years,
native of California. sos Howard street.;
tuberculosis.
OWEN-Green B. owen, "a years, native of
Indiana, 1927 New Jersey street; cirrhosis
of liver.
CHISHOLM-Ida L. Chisholm, "a years, ma
tive of California, 1926 Arapahoe street;
hamilton.
GRAHAM-Loui " Graham. 33 years. ma
tive of California, 692 Antonio street,
tuberculosis
HOENEMANN-Geneva Schoenemann, 23
years, native of California, All Soano ave-
nue.: exhaustion.
HAENEL-Elise Haenel, &c years, native of
Germany $40 Ramirez street; tumor,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Franenhof, 70
years. native of Germany, County hospital;
endocarditis.
WOTTON-Margaret A. Wotton, 81 years,
native of Virginia. 1910 South Figueroa
street; hemorrhage
RYERSON-Mary Ryerson, SO years, native
of Maryland, 426 Ruth avenue; pneu-
monia.
SULLIVAN-Mchael II. Sullivan, 40 years,
native of Rhode Island, 9S2 Temple street;
fibroid of lungs
STEVENSON--Albert G. Stevenson. rs years,
native Of Illinois. 1899 East First street;
congestion o. lungs
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
WILL DISCUSS FUTURE
OF CITY AT BANQUET

MONROVIA. Nov. S.-What will I'M
doubleday be one of the most impor-
tant gatherings ever held in Monrovla
will take place tomorrow evening at
the La Vista Grande hotel. Nearly
every local business man and property
holder will be present at the banquet.
Speakers from Los Angeles and Po-
mona have been invited to be present
and several toasts relative to the i'm
provement of the city will be answered.
Cooperation from a business stand
point will be the theme upon which
the members will discourse and nearly
every matter relative to the citys ad-
vancement will be taken up. After the
dinner an entertainment will be afford
ed those present at the rooms of the
Granite club in the w. H. Evans
building. Nearly every business man
of the foothill city is loud in his dec
laration that the meeting is of the
utmost Importance to the citys future.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09

LONG BEACH ITEMS

LONG BEACH, Nov. S.-The deal
looking toward the location here of the
Signal and Switch campanys factory
is reported to have been closed. Sam
pies Of the company's output will be
brought from Los Angeles tomorrow
for exhibition.
A mass meeting in the interest of
the mo Mans Land" annexation has
been called for 1880 o'clock p. m. No
yember Is at the Carroll Park school.
Candidates of both political parties in
this city will be invited to speak.
Eugene Tincher, who has won a place
on the debating team of the sophomore
class at Stanford and will debate
against the freshman class, won many
departing honors in the local high
school, from which he was graduated
in 1908.
Mrs. Nellie Jane NOrthrup, 40 years
Old died this morning at her home,
537 Cerritos avenue. Funeral services
viii be held at o'clock tomorrow from
the residence.
Mrs Alice Restall, wife of George
Restau, 1929 Cedar avenue, died last
night. She was go years old. Funeral
services viii be held from St Luke s
Episcopal church at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon,
a mass Of decorating paper in the
window Of the store of w. H. Evans,
442 Pine avenue, caught fire last night
from match which had been dropped
into the window accidentally. The
flames which filled the window when
discovered were eXtinguished in time
to prevent a loss.
This is the twenty-eighth day of Col.
William Nelson's fast. He continues to
improve in health. The abstinence from
rood has relieved his asthmatic trouble
and has enabled him to walk, which
rheumatism formerly made it impos-
sible for him to do.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
DIED


HEPPARD-summerfe Asbury. died
Nov. T. 1909, at his daughters residence,
121 South Workman street. Los Angeles,
aged So years, father of Mrs. Bella Stew
art, Mrs. Margaret Hasixins and Thomas
A. Sheppard of Los Angeles, and Sum
merfield ID. Sheppard of Shasta county.
Funeral will be held from Bresee Bros
undertaking parlors today (ruesday) Nov.
.. at D. M .11-9-1
CALLAHAN-C. j., died Nov T. 1909. Fun
eral from Bresee Bros. sos South Figue-
roa street. at O'clock a. IN. Wednesday,
Nov, TO- Services at cathedral. Interment
Calvary cemetery. Friends invited
11-9-2
sTEvENsoN--E. b., died Nov. g., 1909,
VIII be buried Nov. at p. m. at Ever
green cemetery. 11-9-1
GRAHAM-L ", died Nov. s, 1909. Will be
buried Nov. 0. at 10 a. m. at Evergreen
cemetery 11-9-l
FRY--A., died Nov. Z, 1909. VIII be buried
Nov. at p. m. from chapel of Ever
green cemetery. 11-9-1
sIPEs-H. A.. died Nov 8. 1909. win be
buried Nov. 0, at 10 a. m at Evergreen
cemetery. 11-9-1
died Nov. g. 1909. VIII be
buried Nov. TO- at p. m. at Evergreen
cemetery. 11-9-2
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
FUTURE OF BELMONT HEIGHTS
TO BE SETTLED BY BALLOTS

LONG BEACH, Nov. S.-Tomorrow
will settle the question of the future
Of Belmont Heights, the young munich
pality east of Long Beach. By the
votes of the people Belmont heights
will consolidate with Long Beach or
will remain a separate city.
Circulars attacking the Long Beach
school system and assuring financial
benefit for the Belmont folk If they re-
main separate community, were an
swered today by A. w. Oliver, a Bel
mont Heights citizen DESTROYS of con-
solidation, and by the school authori-
ties of Long Beach, In local papers.
Probably there will be no votes
against the consolidation in Long
Beach, but the ants in Belmont will
make a determined stand. 1t is be-
lieved they are numerically too weak,
however, to swing the result.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
WATER PROBLEM is
GIVEN NEW PHASE
ARREST OF COMPANY FOREMAN
BRINGS 1T TO LIGHT
Fight for Alleged Rights of
the Euclid Avenue
Corporation
Especial to The Herald

PASADENA, Nov. S.-William Pol
lard. foreman of the Euclid Avenue
Water company, today pleaded not
guilty to digging a trench on a city
street without permission. Pollard
was arrested by the police yesterday,
acting under instructions of City At
torney Wood.
Pollard stated today that the Euclid
Avenue Water company would stand
on its constitutional rights and would
insist on laying pipes on the streets
without a permit lie also asserted
that the new well for which the city
granted permission, later resembling
its previous order, would be built ac-
cording to the plans which were formu-
lated by the company ten years ago
when the property was purchased, and
that 1t is to be a reserve well which
will not take any more water out of
the city than is now being taken out
side by the company. He stated that
Henry J. Stevens of the firm Of O'Mel-
veny, Stevens & Milliken would repre-
sent him.
A fine point is brought out in the
case. The city will in a short time
vote upon municipal ownership of
waite. If the city buys the water
plants it can permanently prevent any
water being taken outside the city
limits. Mayor Farley, in speaking Of
the affair today, said that the Euclid
Avenue Water company, by having
few customers inside the city, has
the right to take water outside the city
AT the same time it has not the right
to lay pipes in the streets without the
city's permission, except as these pipes
are used to supply residents of the city
with water.
IS there is no water available for
the pipe system interrupted by the |
police yesterday, the city takes the po-
sition that the pipes were for custom |
ers of the company outside the city |
and that the company therefore cannot |
lay its pipes without securing permits |
sion.
When the resembling order was made
last Tuesday the city council stated |
that it would reimburse the Euclid |
Avenue Water company for any ex-
pense it has already incurred through |
having gone ahead with work after
securing the city's permission.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

| JUSTICE-CARI-Oswa NJ. Justice, age, "a
| native OF Wales and Jennie Lawns Carl
age 26, native Of Michigan; residents OF
Los Angeles.
| CARTER RARICK-Howard b. Carter ag.
Fl, native Of Massachusetts,. and Myrtle
b. Rarick. age II, native of California
residents OF Santa Monica.
oN-HoUsES-Cyrus b. Hatton. age
%, native of Indiana. and Eta Houses
age %, native OF California; residents OF
Upland.
MCCLURE McCLURE-James b. Mcclure
age 49, native Of Michigan and resident OF
Detroit and Bessie Mcclure. age 81, ma
tive of Indiana and resident OF Los An
geles
BRADFORD-PULLI Bradford, age
81, native of Missouri and Mary Pullio,
age II. native OF California; residents of
Los Angeles.
LL-WILLETT-Elmer Bell, age 4s. native
OF Ohio, and Caroline J. Willett. age 80.
native Of Maine; both residents OF Visalia.
sToCKToN-PEET-Cec d. Stockton, age 2s.
native OF California, resident of Maricopa.
and Mildred F. Peet, age 20. native OF Kan
sas, resident Of Los Angeles.
AH-WEBD-Chauncey d. Mahan-
nah, age S5, native Of Nebraska, resident OF
Los Angeles, and Helen b. Weed. age 49,,
native of New York. resident of Gardena.
EETEN-BARKEY-Gle A. Sweeten, age
20, native Of New York. and Hazel G.. Bar
key age 20, native OF Iowa; both residents
Of Los Angeles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Klusmay-
er. age %, native OF Illinois, and Helen
Humphreys, age 49, native OF Ohio; both
residents Of Los Angeles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES C. Parks, age %,
native Of Kansas. resident Of Yuma, Ariz.,
and Bertha NJ. Brain. age %. native Of
California; both residents OF Los Angeles.
GRAVIS-CROCKETT-Jo +. Gravis. age
80. native OF Texas, and Eva Crockett, age
"a. native Of Texas; both residents Of Los
Angeles.
LL-HowARD-clarence H. wea-
therill. age 49, native OF Oregon. and Rosa
+. Howard age II, native Of Missouri; both
residents of Los Angeles.
N-ISAKSON--Edi o. Erickson, age
25, native Of Sweden. and Christine Isakson.
age %, native OF Sweden; both residents Of
Los Angeles.
Ms-ALLENDER-Charl W. Will
liams. age %, native Of New York, and
Nellie Allender. age 20, native OF Kentucky;
both residents of Los Angeles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Walter L. Kirk
patrick. age 27. native of Kansas. and Grace
l.. Colwell, age q, native Of Michigan; both
residents Of Pomona.
MAYER c. Mayer age 81
native of New York, and Edith NJ. Kraft,
age %. native of Ohio; both residents Of Los
Angeles
observation-disclosures Burnett. age 20,
native of New York, resident of Venice and
Cleo c. Wells, age 90 native Of New York,
resident Of Los Angeles.
MACQUARRIE- CROOKS-Daniel L. Mac
quarrle, age 46. native of Canada, and Edna
Crooks, age 80. native Of California; both
residents of Riverside
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
SHARK PULLS ANGLER
FROM SMALL LAUNCH
TEN-F00T PELAGIC MONSTER
CAUGHT ON HOOK
After Considerable Struggling
Manages to Calf and
Land Prize
Especial to The Herald

LONG BEACH, Nov. S.-The perse-
verdnce of w. E. Gilman, a local mu-
stefan, won him laurels today in a
new fishing stunt, when a ten-foot
shark pulled him overheard from his
tiny power boat Aenid. Gilman was
followed into the ocean by his engi-
neer, AL Elmore, who grasped at the
other man in an effort to save him
from going over. Gilman retained his
hold on his fishing rod and with Ell
more's assistance climbed into the boat
He and Elmore then landed the fish;
it probably weighed eighty pounds. The
head was severed and brought to the
pier.
Most anyone else would nave lost
both the fish and his life" said Ell
more, but Gilman lost neither"
The mems story aroused great inter
est when they returned this afternoon
to the pier soaking wet and shiver-
ing with cold. The huge sharks head
was a trophy of their conquest.
The men were fishing off Whites
point or Point Vincent when Gilman,
who was handling the rod and line,
felt a terrific pull on his tackle. The
boat was standing still, but the sud
den pull rocked the craft and made
Gilman lunge forward and he fell head
long into the water Gilmore grasped
the other mans foot as it disappeared
below the surface. Then he half fell
half dived over after him. He caught
Gilman's hair as the other rose to
the surface.
Let me CO." shouted Gilman, I'm
going to land this shark. I'm all
right"
The fish might have caused him to
drown, but Gilmore pulled him back to
the boat and helped him climb into
t. The shark resisted their efforts for
some time but finally was brought to
gaff. Gilman said the sensation of
he fish pulling him along in the water
vas thrilling
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
HOUSE BURNS DOWN AND
YOUNG MAN is CREMATED
Home of John Culinary Consumed and
After Flames Extlnguished Body
of Occupant Found

REDLANDS, Nov. s.-Early yester-
day morning the home of the late
Scipio Craig, at Grafton, was burned
to the ground and John Culinary, who
was in it at the time, was burned to
death. With Mr. Paine, Culinary went
to Redlands Junction to watch the
Phoenix racers go by and on their re-
turn, about 2:3O o'clock, young Paine
went and stayed at the home of his
father, Prof. C. R. Paine, and at an
early hour the Craig homestead was
found to be burning, but before help
could be secured the building was con-
sumed. Later the body of Culinary
was found He was 20 years old and
was employed by the Paine family,
he has relatives. The fire was of mys-
FERROUS origin.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
POMONA
I1b South Thomas.
Homo Phone 1895.
P0M0NANS PLEASED WITH
NEW COLLEGE PRESIDENT
Prof. James A. Blasdell Considered
One of the Ablest Educators
in Middle West

POMONA, Nov THE news that
Prof. James A. Blaisdel of Beloit
Wis, has accepted the presidency Of
Pomona college has been received here
with much pleasure. Professor Blais-
dell has several friends in this CITY
who state that he is considered one
of the strongest educators in the mid
die west and has been connected with
Beloit college as professor of biblical
literature for many years.
Aside from his professorship he has
been for the past three years senior
pastor of one Of the largest churches
in. Beloit, and has been in demand for
lecture work. He is known as a care
full student, able orator and excellent
administrator. Professor BlaisdeiI
comes TO Pomona college at a prosper
Gus time in its history and the outlook
for the future was never brighter
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-09
Mother Steals Child

SAN BERNARDINO Nov. S.-Fol-
lowing the awarding of her two chill
dren to her husband, from whom she
had separated, Mrs Sarah Brown Bo-
nella this morning, following him from
the court room. snatched the youngest
child, IA months old, from his arms
and darting through the main street
of the city, escaped. The couple sep
arated during October, and Judge
Bledsoe awarded the custody of the
children to the father on the grounds
that the mother was not fit person to
have charge of her children. All efforts
to find the mother and child have been
fruitless.