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broadway Methodist.

From Paul's exhortation to Tim,
othy. STUDY to show thysela ap-
proved unto God. a workma' that
needeth not to be ashamed" the Rev.
'C. T. Sullivan delivered a forcible
sermon yesterday morning at the
Broadway Methodist church. It was
addressed TO the laymen OF the
church especially and showed the Inn
portance OF the ''Iaymen's Move
ment" that had been inaugurated re-
Gently to stir the men of the church
TO greater activity. The importance.
OF being a good workman both as a
means of development IN the life here
and to 1t for the life hereafter. was
stressed In practical and inspira-
tional way. The offertory in the
evening was sung by Mrs. Leila Wade
Lewis.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-11

Mr.. Frank Clark and Dir. VIII
CroweH, two oySgng men just begin
nlnsrg0e study for the ministry. were
given licenses at yesterday mornlng'A
service at the Twelfth Street Baptist
church.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-11

lie rested and leaned on his mop to
watch the head which rose over the
hill. the body chat followed. the farm
horseJumbering al9ng ina slow. eclum-
sy. unwilling galIop The man was
using stick and spur. He was riding
mercilessly. Peter ran down TO the
road and waited. a groom came across
from the stables and joined him.
Hes got no call "a treat the horse
IKE that. whoever he IS" the groom OBJ
served.
Not unless he's on urgent business
said Peter. twirling the water from his
mop.
Zerkoyitch, was up 70 them. He
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.


Total .......... 1857
Average for December, 1908. .5126
Average for December, 1907. 1878
Increase 1907
Personally appeared before me
this Jan. 1. 1909, r. d. MacMilien,
business manager of The Sun, who
affirms that the above statement OF
the circulation of The Sun for the
month OF December, 1908, is true TO
the best of his knowledge and belief.
My commission expires January
10, 1912.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public McCracken Co.
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Fountain Avenue.

The regular services were held yes
tcrday at the Fountain Ayeuue Meth
odist church BY the Rev. G. W Banks
Both the morning and the evening
services were largely attended.
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CONTINUED in Next Issue)

Prices of all living increased; the
only exception Mrs. Austin's pancake
-four Same Old price at al best
grocers.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-11
GEN. BOOTH RECovERs SIGHT.
Salvation Army Leader Has Cataract
Removed From Ewes.

London. Jan. 1l.-Gen. Booth. the
venerable head of the Salvation Army
8 gradually recovering his sight after
undergoing painful removal OF a
lenticular cataract of the right eye.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-11

If the average man had to dis
pense with one attribute OF his mind,
he probably would dispense with his
conscience.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-11

The German Lutheran, the Rev.
william Grothers pastor. held two
fine services yesterday and the at
tendance was good at both services. 4
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-11

Spare the scalpel and spoil the
child. is the modern scientific amend
ment to the admonition OF Solomon.
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Serond Ranilst.

The services at the Second Baptist
church were largely attended yes
terday. The subject at the morning
service was "The Laws of Prayer
by the Rev. ]. W. Brnner.
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Daily Thought.

To do all in our power 10 win
health and to keep it is as much our
duty as to be honest.-Seward.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-11

This is for your hat. It showed in
Paducah the night Of January 10,
1909.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-11

Find anything to suit you in the
weather the last week?
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You DON'T HAVE TO WATT

Every dose makes ycu teeibetter. Lax-Po
Keeps your whole insides right. Sold on Ne
no-ey- back plan everyvnere. Price =
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A Sunday school rally will be held
next Sunday afternoon at the Broad
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(continned from Last Issue)
EE1 Chapter 81
w2 Twentysix -

A FTER his happy holiday the
~ prince slept well and rose in
~ a cheerful mood. still joyful
of heart. He anticipated that
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
TWO GIRLS HURT IN
AUTOMOBILE WRECK
SALT LAKE TRAIN STRIKES
MOTOR PARTY
Misses Josephine and Edna Miller
Seriously Injured in Crash at
Gibbs Street Crossing
at Pomona

POMONA. Nov. 17-In a serious auto
mobile accident at the Gibbs street crossing
of the Southern Pacific and salt Lake roads
about II clock last night Misses Josephine
ana Edna Miller were seriously injured. W.
j. Rogers who was driving the car, and his
wife. Mrs Rogers, miraculously escaped in
Jury. The party was returning from re-
vlyal meeting at the Methodist church and
was approaching tho Gibbs street crossing.
A dead" freight train was on the SAT-
Lake track and cut of the view up the
track Some of the train crew shouted TO
Mr. Rogers, but he did not know the shouts
We're intended for him and kept on,
As he crossed in front Of the freight
train he came into the full glare Of the
headlight Of the salt Lake Limited train,
running three hours late and bearing rapid
iy down on him. lie threw on what speed
he could and all but cleared the track when
the engine struck the rear OF his automo-
bile.
The train was stopped and held for half
an hour while the trainmen did what they
could for the unfortunate party. w. B.
Todd's ambulance was called ana the Misses
Miller We're taken to the Pomona Valley
hospital where they are being cared for
Miss Josephine has a broken shoulder
and fractured ribs and Miss Edna suffered
internal injuries. 1t is said that both young
women, who are teachers in the san An
tonic school here, VIII recover.
The Gibbs street crossing Is dangerous
one, there having been numerous accidents
at that point.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
RECEPTION HELD ON
BOARD GERMAN SHIP
REFRESHMENTS SERVED TO
VISITORS
Kaiser's Officers Exert Every Effort
to Make Guests Feel at Home.
Sailors Attend Supper at
Brewery
I Especial 10 The Herald. !

SAN PEDRO, Nov. l7.-With the quarter
deck enclosed with signal flags, the German
and the American flags draped together and
profuse array OF flowers and potted plants
bedecked with email flags, Captain Com
mander Schroeder did the honors this after
noon aboard s. NJ. S. Arcona.
There were about 100 guests who arrived
on board about o'clock. Music was fur
nished by the cadet band aboard. The
guests were made to feel at home and
every attention given them by the hand
some officers. The refreshments Included
an assortment OF cold meats, sandwiches,
fancy cakes with coffee and waters, beer,
punch and champagne.
Among those present were Mayor George
Alexander, A. II. Koebig and wife, Mrs.
Ellis Koebig, jr., Gen. Frank Prescott
August Marquis and wife. John VogeL
Robert Kaestner and wife, Ernest Rudolph,
Paul Rudolph, DR.. Joseph Kurtz. Frank
Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Jadowski. Miss Jo-
sephine Jadowski. John p. Krempel and
wife, John McGarry, Mr.. and Mrs. Roeder
and others.
While the reception was in progress on
the quarterback hundreds OF visitors In
spected the ship from the forward gang
plank
on the invitation of Edward Maier about
1870 Of the sailors and petty officers went
10 Los Angeles this afternoon to partake Of
q "beefsteak" dinner at the brewery
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
ANAHEIM NEWS

ANAHEIM, Nov, 1I-The demand for an
up 20 date sewer system in this city is
growing greater each day, Property own
crs on West Center street refuse to sign
paving contract until they are assured of a
sewer system. Doubtless this important i'm
proycmeut VIII be looked after by the city
board Of directors before very long.
There are yet about 600 tons of sugar
hrots near Buena Park to be harvested.
The crou will be all in the last of this week
if there is no more wet weather.
The season has been most successful
one, the growers received good prices for
their product. which averaged 20 per cent
sugar. The coming season 1900 acres will
he put out The past season there were
1000 acres planted.
A sunday school institute will be con-
Quoted here tomorrow and Thursday in the
Presbyterian church. Rev. r. a. Hadden,
W Leon Tucker and Dr. T. c. Horton Of
Los Angeles VIII be the noted Bible stu
dents In attendance.
A. NJ. Ladd has sold his ten-acre ranch
west Of town TO an eastern man for $4,000.
The twenty-acre ranch Of William Hales
hos hssn sold Ia G. W. Suuires for $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

ALL RAZORs. SAFETY BLADES, SCIs-
sors, knives instruments. printers knives
tools. etc, sharpened better than new.
YANKEE GRINDER, sl4 s. Spring st.
Illicit
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
AMERICA leads the World
n pre-eminently In the SUI
penority and skill Of her dentists
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
hasbeenpreparedby by an Amer
ican dentist since 1866. 1t
cleanses, preserves and beauti-
6esth teeth and imparts purity
and fragrance to the breath.
NORTH CAROLINA SKIES
ARE CLEARED BY TAFT

WASHINGTON, Nov 17.-President
Taft settled today the North Carolina
census supervisorship, which had been
darkening the political sky around the
White House for several days.
Representative Morehead of the
Fifth North Carolina district had
threatened to resign his seat in con-
gress because, he said he was the only
Republican representative who had not
been consulted about the appointment
of a supervisor in his own district Mr..
Morehead had recommended for ap-
pointment a friend and supporter
named Joyce. The director of the CEN
sus, however, had brought about the
appointment Of Prof. J. r. Glasson.
Mr.. Morehead registered a vigorous
protest and the appointment of Pro-
fessor Glasson was revoked today and
the place will go to Mr.. Joyce. Pro-
fessor Glasson will be given a posi-
tion in the census bureau in Washing
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
BURGLAR is CAPTURED
AT TERMINAL ISLAND

SAN PEDRO. Nov. 17-Terminal island
had an exciting experience with a burglar
last night and succeeded In capturing the
man without the assistance OF the police
About o'clock a man was seen in the
grocery store OF J. X. Dudley Mr.. Dudley
with some twenty of his neighbors sur
rounded the store and telephoned for the
officers The burglar however got tired
OF waiting and tried to make his get
away He bolted but was caught by the
crowd.
Money amounting TO s4.3l was found on
him. lie had evidently intended 10 take
some tobacco as a large quantity was found
near the door
The burglar gave his name as Henry W.
Stuts. He has been employed by the
Crescent Wharf company. He Will be ar
raigned before Justice Henry Stieglitz to-
morrow and his preliminary examination
set for probably Friday Saturadq.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
PASADENA NOTES

PASADENA, Nov IA party Of eighteen
Canadian business men, headed by j. W.
Frost Of the Frost Wireworks company We're
tbs guests Of the board Of trade this after
room and we're shown the beauties Of the city
by a committee appointed by the board OF
trade. consisting Of Mayor Farley, ?. J. Nc
Nally o. A. NicNerson, J. HerpeIt nun
Nfann SNOWFALL. w. j. Robinson, ". II. Dunn
and j. II, Dorm -.
word has been received by the police that
A. D. stonaller Of this city, who had been
80 ,,,ns I'm seattle, Washington, has been
acquitted Of the charge I'm that city.
Building permits to a total of s37ss5 nave
been issued thus far this month, ana II Is
expected the 100000 Will be reacheu Dsl2rS l.l5
set for the corresponding month last year
The Junior boys of the Y. NJ c. A VIII
have a hundred-milo trolley trip SATURDAY
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
BIG SHIPMENT OF
FISH is RECEIVED
10000 MOUNTAIN TROUT TO
BE PUT IN STREAMS
Ten Parties Sent Out with Cans
from Which They Will Stock
Mountain Brooks and
Lakes
Especial to The Herald ]

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 1.-THE big
shipment Of mountain trout, numbering 15o.-
GOO. reached here today shortly after noon
and were at once placed on wagons for the
long hauls to the uppers Of the big streams
The Arrowhead line Of the San Bernardino
Valley Traction company was utilized in rush
ing a big batch to Waterman canyon, and
these were the first to be placed in the
streams.
In all, ten parties were sent out with the
fish for the various creeks Supervisor Reed
started with nine cans for San Antonio and
one each for Etiwanda and Cucamonga creeks
Lyman brothers one for Devil canyon
and two for Bear creek; John Anderson, jr,
three cans for Little Bear and Houston
creeks NJ W. Vale, three cans for Waterman
canyon, Seeley and Saw Pit; Harry Eastwood,
three cans for Deep creek and one for Upper
Holcomb; Arthur Wxom, two cans for City
creek: Harry Mead, one for Plunge creek;
William Rourke, six cans for Big Bear; John
Poppett four cans for Upper Santa Ana,
Deer creek and Barton creek; Ed Brazelton,
two cans for Mill creek; John Showalter two
cans for Lytle creek
Fast teams were used to rush the fish to
the mountains and It is thought that by day
break IN the morning the last can will be
emptied into Big Bear Valley lake, which
is the greatest distance. William Rourke is
in charge Of this consignment, and will drive
all night TO that point.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
DEATHS

STEwART-Floyd Stewart. years native
of Illinois, 1851 East Thirty-fourth street;
burning.
LOVE-Emilius X. Love, a years, native
OF Kentucky, 9O7 East Fifty-ffth street.
embolsm.
IRWIN-Meribah Irwin, So years. native OF
Pennsylvania, 1901 Pennsylvania street
cancer.
pAsCOMB-Allen B. Dascomb, Al years, ma
tive OF Ohio, 12l West seventeenth street.
phthisis
OIJINT-Leander ]. Quint. 43 years native
OF Vermont, 927 East Thirty-second street
peritonitis.
VAN ALLEN-Virginia Van Allen, l year
native OF California, 1922 Sheriff place;
pneumonia.
WISWELIs-George E .Wiswell, Al years
native Of Illinois, 3O3i East Side boule-
ward: meningitis.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
PACIFIC ELECTRIC GRANTED
AN ADDITIONAL SIXTY DAYS
Time for Completion of Work in
Pomona is Extended Two
Months

POMONA, Nov. 17.--By a vote OF three
to one the city trustees have extended the
time for the completion of the work of the
Pacific Electric railway in this city sixty
days According to the terms under which
the franchise was granted thee years ago
the company was to have all its lines on
streets covered by the franchise in operation
bv Dec of this year. The company claims
that It has been delayed In its work owing
to the non-arrival Of material
This extension of time in no wise affects
the conditions Of the original contract and
the company promises completion Of the
work by next February.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18

SANTA ROSA sANITARIUM, SELECT
place for women and children during illness;
best care by graduate nurse excellent board.
For particulars phone 25O65 call at 1896
SOITTH GRAND 1f-1S-1mo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
WIFE'S BODY TO BE laid
BESIDE THAT OF VETERAN

SANTA MONICA, Nov. 17-When the
funeral Of Hugh j. Reynolds, veteran mem
Der Of the Sixteenth Wisconsin infantry who
died at the Soldiers home yesterday, Is held
tomorrow morning d peculiar dying request
VIII be carried out.
Mrs. Reynolds died at Sawtelle about
year ago and buried in the Woodlawn
cemetery at Santa Monica. Reynolds
pressed the desire that his wifes body be
disnterred and placed with his casket in
cement vault. He had planned this for some
time and laid up funds to provide for carry
ing out the plan.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
Barriers Broken Down

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 17.-With the
assistance Of various county officers and the
police, Manuel Orenias 21 years old, and
Recardo Ortez, 16 years old, were granted q
marriage license today. Orenias appeared
yesterday at the county clerks Office with
his Spanish sweetheart, but the girl not
having the consent Of her parents being
under age, Il was necessary TO deny the
papers Orenias appealed to the police for
protection for the girl against her father
who he feared would resent her action.
He also employed fellow countryman TO go
to her house TO interfere in case that the
girls father who works in a nearby town,
would attempt 10 punish her.
Today. however. the couple were happily
married with the blessing OF the brides
father and mother.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
Would Amend Organic Act

HONOLULU, Nov. 17.-Governor
Walter F. Frear left here today on
the steamer Lurline for San Francisco
on his way to Washington, to consult
with the heads of various government
departments in regard to Hawaiian af-
fairs. He purposes to do everything
in his power to obtain favorable action
by congress on the amendments to the
organic act of the territory of Hawaii
which were adopted at the recent spe-
cial session of the legislature. The
governor will invite Secretary of the
Interior Balinger to visit the islands.
He expects to see Andrew Carnegie in
New York, and complete arrangements
for a library in Honolulu.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
REDLAND NEWS

REDLANDS, Nov. 17.-Helen Knecht is gain
ing popularity and prestige through her
sketching of child figures, which has been
appearing in The Herald recently. Miss
Knecht is but a school girl barely in her
teens and vet she has shown that she pos
sesses the artistic SIKH necessary for such
work. She lives at 10 Washington street.
water is being drilled for in the Yucaipe
valley and yesterday good flow was struck
81 165 feet in the well being drilled on the
IIoughton ranch but the contractor was or
dered to drill deeper for more, In all Of
The wells being drilled water has been found
In plenty which assures the progress in asl'
cultural lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
Woman Burned by Explosion

PASADENA, Nov 17-Mrs. J. W. Briggs OF
1O16 Pal mavenue, South Pasadena, owes her
life to the rare presence OF mind she dis
played last evening, when lamp exploded
and she was covered with burning oil. In
stead OF rushing frantically out into the open
she quickly grabbed a blanket off the bed
and. unasssted. succeeded in smothering the
flames The burning oil set FIRE to the lace
curtains and furnishings in the room. and be-
fore the flames could be subdued damage 10
the amount Of 1920 was done. Mrs. Briggs
received severe burns on the left arm
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
rn Vote on Incorporatlon

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 17.-Hemet will vote on
the matter of Incorporating the town jan
uary IL The supervisors today fixed the
boundaries Of the proposed new municipality
which will embrace about four square miles
and contain a population Of 400. II is
claimed that Hemet is now the largest unin-
corporated town in the state, and its rapid
growth the past five years makes a more
modern form of government necessary,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES, Nov. II, lVUg
Time Baron. ITher, HUM windIVlcIweather
a, m. sO.17 So 81 Clear
8 p m. SO.16 Go 20 w . ! clear.
Maximum temperature a.
Minimum temperature 81.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicnity--Fair Thursdpy'
light north wind, changing to west.
San Francisco and yicinity-lncreaslhs
coudlness Thursday; possibly rain by night
moderate south wind.
Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Thursday; pos
slby rain by night; light south wind
Sacramento valey-Cloudy Thursday pos
sibly rain by night; light south wind.
san Joaquin valley--Fair Thursday; light
pnrtb wind
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
killed hv His PronertX

PITTSBURG. Nov. 17.--Mrs. James
Edmonds of Washington county is al
legged to have deserted her home re-
Gently, taking with her the household
effects and five head of cattle, but leav-
ing behind an old mule. Edmonds pre-
ferred charges of desertion against his
wife and larceny against a Pittsburg
man. Early today the mule. Edmonds'
only possession, kicked him, causing
his death.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
RIVERSIDE
Corner Eighth and Main sts.
Phones Main 2S1, Home 1441.
MADE HORTICULTURALIST
FOR RIVERSIDE COUNTY
r. p. cundiff Receives Appointment
After Long Drawn Out and
Acrimonious Fight

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 1.-THE long drawn out
and some what acrimonious contest over the
appointment of horticultural commissioner for
Riverside county ended today with the ap-
pointment Of r. p. Cundiff present chairman
Of the horticultural commission. As a com
promise the new horticultural ordinance which
Cundn championed has been withdrawn and
will be laid on the table for an indefinite
period. CundiH will not make an appointment
Of deputy at present.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
School Under Ban

PARIS, Nov. 17.-Advancing another
step in their campaign against the pub
lie schools, the Catholic clergy placed
under the ban today a school at Gre
noble. where the teacher had disre-
garded the warning against the use of
interdlcted text books. The Combists
advocate retaliation by an official in
spection of Catholic text books. which
they claim teach opposition 10 the re-
public and hatred of liberty.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
Woman octoaenarlan Dies

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 1.-Mrs, Margaret s.
Hancock, 50 years old, died this morning
She Is survived by eight children, all Of
whom reside in this city, with one exception.
The two sons are A. r. Hancock Of Los An
geles and c. p. Hancock of Riverside. The
six daughters are Mines E. Lacy, W. A. Cor
rel NJ. c. Paxton, G. F. Pam, c. r. Stib-
bens and Miss Inez Hancock, principal of the
Grant school Mrs Hancock had twenty
grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren
nearly all Of whom survive.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
CYCuST SERIOUSLY
HURT IN COLLISION
PROF. M. F. MASON INJURED
WHILE WHEELING
Runs Into Pedestrian and Sustains
Fractured Rib, Severely Spraned
coIIarbone and Painful
Bruises on Chest
rsnecial 10 The Herald1

PASADENA, Nov. 17.-Prof. NJ r Mason,
2S) State street, organist and chormaster Of
the Presbyterian church, IS suffering from
broken rib and a collarbone which is badly
sprained as a result of a collision between
on foot and Professor Mason riding
wheel
The accident occurred Saturday evening on
Madeline drive, but until the pain In his
chest and strange, unaccountabe feeling
came over the professor he did not know that
anything was wrong with him
Having difficulty in breathing, he consulted a
physician to learn that a rib was fractured
and the collarbone sprained. He is now
at home awaiting the time when the rib sets
and the collarbone gets normal
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
MISS ELIZABETH MYERS IS
WED TO FRANK J. TOWNSEND

SANTA MONICA. Nov 1.-THE most i'm
portant social event of the week the
marriage today Of Miss Elizabeth Myers and
Frank J. Townsend, the latter assistant
cashier Of the First National bank at South
Pasadena. The bride is a niece of W. S.
Nawter, state bank commissioner The we'd
ding took place at the Santa Monica Pres
byteran church. There were about nifty
guests present.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
Two Killed in Collision

DAYTON, O.. Nov. IA double
header freight train southbound> and a
passenger northbound on the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton & Dayton met in a
head-on collision a few miles north of
this city early today. Two men, fire.
man and a brakeman. were killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
G. A. B. Post Inspected

SAN PEDRO, Nov. 17.-Harbor City post
No. 1S5. G. A. r. was officially Inspected
this afternoon by W. s. DaubenPeck, de-
partment commander for California and
Nevada, and his aide de camp. G. NJ. Burlin-
game The Harbor City corps No. 100, W.
r. c. was also inspected BY the same offi-
GERS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-18
Horse and Buggy Recovered

REDONDO BEACH, Nov. 17.-Marshal Lee
Stanchheld today rounded UP n horse and
buggy that had heen stolen from o. r.
Harden, a Los Angeles grocer. The rig was
found at the eastern limits Of the city,
where II had been abandoned last night by
the person or persons who took 1t.