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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29
BEATEN WITH
BEER BOTTLES
Jerome Hostetter Has a
Rough Voyage.
QUARTET WAS NOT GENTEEL
Made Good Escape From
the City.
lRTET WAS NOT GENTEEL
Sam Roberts appears Before the
Mayor and Pays u Fine OF Five
DolIars-Linia Man Is Arrested.
Fined and Released.

Patrolman Jerome Hostetter had
an experience which was by no
means pleasant, about 1 o'clock, this
.morning, when he attempted to place
Ia quartette of peace dsturbers, un-
der arrest. John Stevens, William
cubbison and Charles Stevens and a
stranger. were responsible for a ter
rible beating which Hostetter re.
ceived. They hammered the officer
over the head with beer bottles and
treated him in very rude manner.
1t all happeied this way. Cubbi-
son and the Stevens brothers had
stolen an old blind horse from George
Sells. They hitched the animal to
spring wagon, visited the brewery
and then proceeded to get gloriously
drunk. They succeeded quite we'll
Hostetter ran into the crowd on Dav-
ids street. He instructed them to ac-
company him to police headquarters
and they willingly consented. On the
way up town in the wagon, Hostettel
was attacked. He was unable to ward
off all of his assailants and they ham
mered him about very roughly. AT
of the prisoners escaped.
Hostetter reported the matter to
the night captain of police and the
entire night force turned out to look
for the men. No clue whatever was
gained, and 1t Is believed that they
boarded freight train and thereby
slipped the officers.
Hostetter placed the horse and
WA ron I'm the Davis livery barn and
the owner recovered his property to-
day. The patrolman will file an af'
fidavit sometime today against the
three men charging them with as
saulting an officer, intoxication ant
disorderly conduct. They are wei
known in the city and 1t is only Q
matter of time until their arrest vii
be effected.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29

Roberts followed him block or two,
daring him to fight him. And It is
very seldom that such the li'.es" as
Fling takes dare of that kind.
Roberts paid the fine and was dis
missed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29

Joe Younkers, who was arrested
Sunday night, pleaded sguilty to a
charge of drunkenness in mayors
court Monday evening. He paid a
fine of $5 and was released
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29
Joe Roseman Goes Free
Without Trial.
OTHERS WILL Be DISMISSED
Various Causes are Being
Assigned.
Policemen Capture Two Cases of Beer
and One Alleged Bootlcggcr-Af-
Hdavit will be Filed Against Ig-
natz Bender.

Mayor Setter is still looking for
his dry" detectives. No word of
any kind has been heard from them
and the executive Is now of the opin-
ion that they have given him the
slip.
The case OF Joe Roseman which
was set down for trial at 0, o'clock
this morning and the case of Her
bert Bender, were both dismissed by
MayorSeiter. He is confident that the
detectives were only bluffing and
thought IL best TO dismiss the cases
without further investigation. The
other cases will be dismissed as they
come up for hearing.
The mayor declares that he has
heard some things about the two de-
tectives that he did not know and is
not bit surprised at their con-
duct.
There Is little question but what the
detectives simply filed the last seven
afidavits, hoping that the parties
made defendants would offer them
money to withdraw the charges. The
bluff didn't work and the men skip
ped.
Some of the officials believe that
the seven defendants raised pool
and handed 1t to the detectives, in
order to get rid of them. This ac-
cusation is fatty denied by all direct
ly concerned however and 1t is prac-
tically a certainty that the detectives
simply left because they knew that
they couldn't produce the evidence.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29

Good looks bring happinesS,TFriends
care for us when we mestthem with
n clean, smiling faceu~bright eyes
sparkling with heaN, which comes
BY BY. taking akin soI,oI IM,ooIlllteVROeky Mountain
CHAS. SCHMIDT & co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29

Mayor Setter believes that he has
found just the right man to take the
West End police beat. Jack Stengel
who has been working that district
for the past several weeks, has re-
signed. j. w. Stevens, six foot tall
and weighing a good bit over two
hundred pounds has been employed
to fill the vacancy.
Stevens will take the civil service
examination next Saturday. and If
successful, he will be made one of
the regulars. He has had several
years experience In small town just
out of Toledo, and the manner I'm
which he went about his duties Tues
day, signiiied that he knows the po-
lice business.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29

; FUNERAL SERVICES

Funeral services were conducted
over the remains of Mrs Moses Ruth
at Zion church, Pleasant township
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock. In,
terment was made in Marion Gem,
etery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29
NOTICE, EIn<S,

Secarr--sa2n1kti tickets from j. A..
Reed andsB$m3 Drake for the big
,Xcursio 40 Non Thursday night.
ilInmn ge at the club rooms at
o'clqk and march to the special
rain, &hich VI n leave promptly at
9-29-3tA COMMITTEE.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29

The remains of Miss Lydia Flor
ence Seas were laid 10 rest i'm Ma
rion cemetery Tuesday afternoon aft
er services at the late home on South
Vine street. Rev. ID. III. Bailey was
the officiating minister.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29

Chief of Police j. w. Klinefelter
and Patrolman Jerome Hostetter
captured a case of beer at the hotel
Bender on West Center street about
9 o'clock last night.
The officers had tip that Carl
Schweigler and an associate were GO
ing to slip two cases of beer into the
hotel last night. They laid wait and
were not surprised when they saw
the two mon leave an interurban car
each carrying q case of wet goods.
The men had scarcely entered the
hotel when the officers bounded i'm
after them. One of the men escaped
after having dropped his load of beer.
Patrolman Hostetter captured the
booze and carried II triumphantly
from the place. Chief Klinefelter
arrested Schweigler' and escorted him
to police headquarters. He was later
released.
Afidavlts will be filed against the
hotel proprietor charging him with
keeping place where intoxicants
were stored. The police claim that
the men caught with the beer, are
dodgers at the hotel.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-29
COURT NEWS

In the divorce suit of Rachael Nc
Bride against Melvin II. Mcbride, the
defendant through his counsel. Nous
er and Moloney, today filed his an
swer. Mcbride makes general de-
NAL of the wfe's allegations.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
FOR SALE
Country Property
Big
Proposition
Alfalfa
and Stock
Right Here in Southern Cali
fornia, Only 20 Miles from
Los Angeles.

140 ACRES, ONLY IL MILES FROM
ELECTRIC LINE, and five miles from
the sugar factory where pulp for feed
is ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. The soil
on the entire tract is practically uni
form. and is of the VERY BEST, being
a DEEP, RICH, SANDY LOAN The
ranch is we'll improved with good s.
room house, barns stanchions, sheds,
etc. There are SEVEN FLOWING
WELLS, and nearly all the 140 acres is
leVeled for irrigating. There are 20
acres of large orange trees, but neg
lected, and nearly $4,000 worth of euca-
lyptus, cypress and pepper wood. Prop
erty is all fenced and cross-fenced. All
the land is in cultivation. A YER
TABLE FOREST OF ORNAMENTAL
TREES. AND GROUND LAID OUT
FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOME. Place is
situated on two main roads and could
be subdivided and sold at goot profit,
as the land is as good as vacant land
in the neighborhood that is selling at
$500 per acre. Property belongs to
widow, a nonresident, and she has just
placed it in our hands at price that
viii assiire its luicls sale. PRICE S2S.-
OOO or ONLY 5000 AN ACRE. Remem-
ber what this includes; Seven wells, all
the wood extensive Improvements, and
land ready for any crops. VERY EASY
TERMS. FOR THIS AND OTHER
GOOD BUYS IN COUNTRY PROP
ERTY SEE
Orange County Realty Co.
2O6 WILCOX BLDG, I'd AND SPRING.
Main $50, A6592.
Orange county office, Anaheim. 1-23-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
BALLAGH & WARREN
Extensive Operators of Country
Property
721 CENTRAL BLDG,
Sixth and Main.
l. 4
FOR SALE
$4,000.
'-''''' CERTAINLY A WINNER"


} acres set solidly to 15-year walnuts-
GREAT BIG, UNIFORM GIANTS as
compared with most walnut groves
soil the richest black loan, 80 feet
deep, AND THE LOCATION IN THE
MOST FAMOUS ORANGE AND WAL
INCOME EASY AND SURE. A first
class walnut grove in this WORLD
WIDE NOTED SECTION is mighty
dependable investment. INCOME WILL
NET Is PER CENT. A walnut grove
crop is almost CLEAR PROFIT; very
little expense.
A most attractive modern Groom
bungalow, cement foundation, nice YER
anda, great big living room, paneled
walls, beam ceilings, hardwood floors,
builtin conveniences, finest bath and
toilet fixtures, screen porch, artistic
fireplace and mantel. Decidedly beau
tiful and comfortable home, surrounded
by elegant ornamental and shade trees,
flowers, pretty lawn, attractive fence;
also 20 fine bearing Valencia orange
trees.
Fine deep 7-inch we'll, 3Oo-gallon tank,
splendid independent pumping plant;
water piped all over grounds; also
abundant water stock for irrigation;
good barn; well built chicken houses
and yards; nice patch Of alfalfa.
Located right close to the prettiest
FOOTHILL TOWN tributary to Los
Angeles, on main oiled road in a very
public location; fare from Los Angeles
only "a cents, 40 minutes run.
Included with this property is a good
horse, buggy, harness, all necessary
farming implements and toolsi all
chickens.
THIS ELEGANT PROPERTY is A
BARGAIN. Nothing else for sale in
this neighborohood AT ANY PRICE.
A personal visit to the property can
alone show you its real merit. AS A
BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH A SPLEEN
DID INCOME, AND NO RISK, OUR
REPUTATION IS BEHIND THIS
PROPERTY. Take the time to see it.
Easy terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
Yucaipa Valley

DO you want 8, 10 and 20 acres of an sp-
pie farm in the famous Yucaipa valley ad-
Joining Redlands, the gem home city of
Southern California?
These lands are all ready for planting,
and we plant the most desirable varieties
and those best adapted, and care for them
for period of two years without extra
cost to the buyer.
Apples, yon know, are as staple as wheat,
and a much more profitable crop. Land
suitable for producing apples of quality,
YOU know, is limited ASK the people who
are raising apples in this vicinity on lands
similar 10 ours what they think of these
lands as an apple producer.
We also have some excellent eucalyptus
lands which we are planting to eucalyptus,
and caring for same for period of two
years without extra cost to the buyer.
We have lands without planting
Go out with us today and see these lands.
If YOU want time to more fully investigate
write for our excellent and thoroughly re
liable prospectus of Yucaipa Valley and
what we are doing.
YUCAIPA WATER AND LUMBER CO,
Suite 112 Merchants Trust Bldg,
Los Angeles, California.
129-g
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
HOW ABOUT THIS?

16 acres located in the Fullerton Placentia
section; acres in walnuts, years old; 8
acres in potatoes, etc. ORANGE GROVES
ON BOTH SIDES. This property is elegantly
located on a fine road fine sandy loan soil
and lies fine for irrigation. House, barn, fine
well for domestic use; 500 young Valencias
ready to set out and worth 81 each. This
place is a snap. IT HAS WONDERFUL
POSSIBILITIES and is increasing rapidly
S5775
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
OR RANGE
COUNTY
BUYS

acres rich, level loan in frostless district,
Orange county, % miles from Los Angeles,
one mile TO electric line first class soil, no
akali nor hardpan in fact, the ideal place
for home; three room, newly papered house.
barn. well, windmill 6000-gallon tank: 800
Seeding orange trees in nursery one horse,
buggy, hay, garden tools, etc A bargain at
$2i00 No trades.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
FOR SALE
Country Property
FOR SALE
COUNTRY PROPERTY

Five acres, located close to town, in the
frostless section SET SOLID TO WASHING
TON NAVELS, FULL BEARING. I'M
proved with a neat broom house, large barn
and chicken corrals; full water stock, shade
trees and a fine variety Of flowers. YOU
CAN'T BEAT IT FOR A HOME PLACE.
5000; terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
THE RAINIER RITY

71s acres IN THE FROSTLESS SECTION
The location is ideal. Set solid to WASH
INGTON NAVELS, and they are years old
They look and bear fruit like 10-year-old
trees. Full water stock. There is easily 5000
worth of fruit ready to pick. The soil is
rich, deep loan. Full water stock. Only 40
minutes from Los Angeles. $500; terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
Particularly
Good Buy

$50 acre combination ranch. Plenty of
good water. First class improvements ia
Guiding a new Groom house. large stone
barn, granary with stone foundation, wells
and tank house, water piped to house and
yard; implement shed. blacksmith shop g.
acre family orchard, oranges lemons etc
all in grain; fenced and cross fenced. This
is considered one of the best grain and
dairy ranches in this section. This is priced
low enough to be mighty interesting, and
Will bear the closest investigation.
so acres OF rich red sandy loan land with
water. Part of the town site of Whitton;
all level. fanced and ready for planting, A
dandy buy and the price is right. can or
write for further particulars.
good subdivision property-4S5 acres,
practically level land, 2 miles from rail-
road good set Of buildings county road
on two sides. Land further out selling for
$40 per acre
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
l''0'0' THE IDEAL RANCH HOME.

THE IDEAL RANCH HOME.
16 acres in VALENCIA ORANGES and VAL
NUTS, bearing. The LOCATION is
ELEGANT, on beautiful, wide avenue; ;
fine corner, right in one Of the prettiest
foothill towns tributary to Los Angeles
Grammar and high schools right near,
only short walk to station ana IN d
FROSTLESS BELT
THIS Is ONE OF THE HANDSOM-
EST PROPERTIES ON THE MAR
KET; well improved; good 7-room'
hard-hnished house; beautiful orna-
mental trees, lawn, flowers, grape ar
bor and the finest variety of DEClDU u
Gus FRUITS one can imagine-practic-
ally everything for home use and sew
eral varieties of each; also a Few
navels sweets and grapefruit Good
barn, several good outbuildings, cofrals
splendidly arranged chicken houses anu
Yards; 6O00-gallon tank, windmill and
deep Finch well; water piped every
where for the greatest convenience; also
100 inches water for irrigation one acre
fine stand alfalfa.
The soil is a rich loam with elegant
black subsoil, and the handsome Valen-
cia grove and walnuts are sufficient ev-
idence of the richness of the SOIL.
Everything has also just been heavily
fertilzed, sufficient for two years
FORCED CIRCUMSTANCES place
this splendid property on the market.
Everything is included: fine team
wagon, harnesses; splendid new surrey
and new buggy; all farming inlple-
ments and tools; fine COW, all chlckens
and plenty of wood. This property at
SIG 600 is a "SNAP" It's worth today
500 600. With a little development it
will be worth s25, 600. A visit to the
place itself will so convince you Only
45 minutes from Los Angeles, fare 24c.
FOR THE HANDSOMEST AND
BEST PROPERTY ON THE MARKET
TODAY FOR $4,000 see this Terms
--
WILLIAMS BROS. CO.,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
EoR SALE
Country Property
NltJUu
A sPLENDIDLY IMPROVED RANCH
EVERYTHING MODERN.


: acres: nearly new, beautiful, two-story,
strictly modern home; finest electric
light and bath fixtures, hot and colu
water, builtin conveniences, proad Yer
snda entire front, large living room,
pressed brick mantel, all rooms nlcely
tinted screen borch AN uP-TO-DATE
HOME, surrounded by beautitul orha-
mental trees, shrubbery etc.
Is acres in ELEGANT BIG BUDDED
WALNUTS, the finest trees IN the
county, set sufficient distance yI apart Ie, ~
interset with oranges, THE sOI3 -
THE GROWING FEATURE OF IHls
SPLENDID PROPERTY-A RICH
DEEP SILT LOAN. There is absolutely
nothing better in California. There are
1900 fine big Valencia trees 10 SET @ @oul
the place to oranges. These trees are
worth 81 each.
A 20-H. p. electric pumping plant,
one of the finest In the country pc
longs to the property. Sufficient water
to irrigate SO acres and 10 sell Chuer-
ground cement pipe line for distributing
water; place irrigates nicely. Water
piped over grounds. -,
Good barn and other outbutldmgs; an
kinds of young bearing deciduous fruits
The place is completely equipped with
fine team, wagon buggy, harness,
farming implements and tools, COW, 200
THIS IS ELEGANT LAND, IN THE
RECOGNIZED VALENCIA ORANGE
BELT Set out these valencia trees
and the place will be worth $1,000 an
acre before long. IT'S A PROPERTY
CAPABLE OF GREAT DEVELOP
MENT-THF VALUE OF THE PLACE
Can. BE ENORMOUSLY INCREASED.
This place is worthy Of careful in
vestigation. It's one of the really su-
perior properties, such as We like to
handle and can recommend.
Only 10 minutes from Los Angeles,
right AT THE STATION; fine town and
located on SPLENDID OILED BOULE-
WARD; really a delightful location.
Easy terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
SNAP AT COVINA

10 acres, located blocks from the car line;
8 acres set to walnuts, will be years old
this spring; 30 shares Of water. SOIL is
THE REAL ORANGE SOIL; 3-room house,
barn, etc. Owner needs money; $4,000. Raw
land sells for this.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
PLANT 1T ALL TO
ALFALFA

II acres right in the city limits Of good
little town on the electric line. SOIL Is A
RICH LOAN, lies fine for irrigation 4-room
house. barn, WE'LL windmill and tank; 2ia
ACRES IN ALFALFA, balance in barley, etc.
YOU CAN DOUBLE YOUR MONEY by put
ting this to alfalfa This is a snap and
won't last long. Terms; $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
I SELL THE EARTH
r. s. BAssETT.


r. s. BASSETT.
55S ACRES-Up near Porterville; loo acres
of it is tillable, of which about 5O acres
is good for oranges and lemons. There
are now about acres in bearing or
anges, in alfalfa, in variety or
chard House. barn and outbuildlhss
Fine pasturage for about 100 head OF
stock and 200 hogs; plenty of water
Price S15,50O.
419O ACRES-In San Joaquin valley; near
to railroad; artesian water easily oo-
tanned Stream on the property. Fine
proposition to subdivide; already sur
yeyed: only about ~ miles from Cor
coran with its $1,000,0o0 sugar factory
Would be splendid for sugar beets OF
almost any other product. splenold
place for eucalyptus growing. Price
only S35 per acre.
There is one section in this piece whlch
we would sell at the same price.
WALNUT GROVE-Anaheim; acres OF
English walnuts u years oldi located
near railroad; small house. Price SooOO'
I have several large tracts OF land in the
san Joaquin valley Call on me for
particulars.
r. $. BASSETT. L. A. r. B.,
2O21k s. Broadway, rooms 2o7' 2OS "a
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
PRIZE OF COVINA

10 acres close to town and car line; y in
Valencias, balance navels, all full bearing,
and they are beauties. Abundance of water
for irrigation; 5-room house, modern; barn
and chicken corrals; house has electric lights
Implements; cement pipe line; crop is $1,000
and increasing All for $4,000. Is worth
more.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
PORTERVILLE
Porterville
and
TULARE COUNTY LANDS
Porterville

We have listed and can deliver over 100
pieces of property near Porterville in Iulare
Co we have sections of orange land from
$50 to $50 per acre. We have cattle ranches
both in the valley and in the mountains IL
Won are Interested in this section would like
to have you call on us, tell us what you
want and see if we can suit you. You VIII
not be dealing with men who do not under
stand their business we have had ~
years experience, as two of our company
were born and raised at Porterville and are
in position to tell you the exact conditions
of each piece of property, and call your
attention to genuine snaps. Property pur-
chased at the right price in the above local.
ity is bound to increase from % TO 90 per
cent a year until 1t reaches the prices OF
Riverside and Retiiaft,is property. sc v you
can, BUY NOW, ESPECIALLY ORANGE
LAND, and we have the best and cheapest
TO offer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
CLINT B. GAIN co.
21O CENTRAL BLDG,
SIXTH AND MAIN SITS. 1-2S

SNAP NEAR POMONA; 81 ACRES.
Finest soil in Southern California FINE
ORANGE GROVES on adjoining land 10
acres of this set to walnuts, balance grain;
has been in ALFALFA and produced II tons
per acre per year. WHICH Is ALL SOLD
ON THE GROUND TO POMONA PEOPLE
at a PRICE AVERAGING BETTER THAN
$40 PER TON. Fine water supply. Let US
tell you how this land be made worth
$500 PER ACRE IN FIVE YEARS. County
road soon to be macadamized passes place,
also two railroads. PLACE Is PROTECTED
FROM THE WINDS AND FROST BY
FOOTHILLS. ABSOLUTELY FROSTLESS.
Can deliver for 1890; easy terms.
GILLETT & RUESS,
1l03 Union Trust Bldg, 4th and Spring SITS
1-23-1
20 ACRES, 30 MINUTES RIDE FROM LOS
Angeles. II miles by county road, which win
be macadamized under recent bond issue.
FINE LOAN SOIL, WATER SUPPLY, OLD
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE; RIGHT HANDY TO
STORES AND SCHOOLS. THIS WILL BE
WORTH $500 PER ACRE IF LEFT IDLE
IN TWO YEARS. Can deliver for the LOW
PRICE OF $500 PER ACRE, 800 per acre
under surrounding land. SOUTHERN PA
CIFIC GASOLINE MOTOR CARS CROSS
ONE CORNER OF PLACE. This is certain
ly CHEAP. Don't miss it If you want some
thing Of this kind.
GILLETT & RUESS,
1103 Union Trust Bldg, 4th and Spring SITS.
1921
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

Is acres deep, rich loam close to electric
line on Santa Ana line all under cultiva-
tion; no alkali; acres barley, IS orange
trees navels and Valencias. 4-year- old lemon
trees apricot, peaches young walnuts, 4
room house. barn, outside storehouse, chicken
houses and yards well, windmill 1500-gallon
tank, blackberries; in fact, just the place for
a nice home place; plenty of water, very
cheap. Price $i100. Terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

We own and control 10000 acres of the
cheapest and most level land in the great
San Joaquin valley. Rich, deep soil abun-
dance of good water. Splendid climate The
best of markets.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
LANDS AT LIE GRANDE

EASTERN MERGED COUNTY.
on MAIN LINE OF SANTA FE r. r.
5SO-acre combination ranch. Deep, rich,
sediment soil. Level. Plenty of good wa
ter. First class improvements, including g.
room house. large stone barn, granary with
stone foundation, wells and tank house.
water piped to house and yard; implement
shed, blacksmith shop, S-acre family or
chard oranges, lemons, peaches, etc. All
in grain Fenced and crOss-fenced. This
is considered one of the best grain and
dairy ranches in this section. Price low
enough to be interesting TO any one. VIII
bear closest investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

FOR SALE
100 acres one mile north OF lie Grand,
Cal. Merced county. all good land; price
s55 per acre. only IS feet TO water, no
alkali or hard pan, sediment soil IS per
acre cash. balance four years al per
cent Don't miss this II you want a good
piece of land that will be worth two or
three times its present price before the
debt comes due.
GEO. j. SHOENHAIR,
Phone A2334. $40 Wilcox Bldg.