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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
CANADA GETS WARSHIP
FOR PACIFIC COAST
Second Class Cruiser Rainbow
Reaches EsquimaIt

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. His ma
jesty's ship Rainbow. the first vessel of
the new Canadian navy to be stationed
on the Pacific coast. reached Esqui-
malt today from Portsmouth, Eng.
after a run of 79 days, of which 81
were spent at sea. It was greeted by a
royal salute of 81 guns, after which
Admiral Kingsmill went on board and
was received by the officers.
william Templeman. as representa-
tive of the Canadian cabinet, formally
took over the vessel from the imperial
authorities.
The Rainbow is second class steel
protected cruiser of $500 tons and has
been purchased from Canada by Great
Britain, to be used for the training of
officers and crews for the Canadian
men of war which are to be built in
the ncar future
Another vessel, the Niobe. Is sta
toned at Halifax for the same pur-
pose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
; CHILDREN LOST
near RIVER BANK
Mother Fears That Youngsters
Were Drowned While Gath
ering Grass for Chicks
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO Nov. THE sudden
disappearance of the three children of
Mrs. Mary Marias. who lives close to
the Sacramento river south of town.
has caused the distracted mother to
think that they have been drowned
in the river.
The three youngsters, the oldest of
whom is IL years, were sent out to
gather grass for the chickens yester-
day morning. They made one trip and
left the house to get more grass along
the river.
That was the last seen of them and
the mother fears that one fell into the
river and the others were drowned in
trying to rescue him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
INDEPENDENT OIL
TO BE DELIVERED
Within Week Associated Conn
pany Will Receive 10000
Barrels Daily
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


BAKERSFIELD, Nov. Arrange
ments are being made for the delivery
of oil to the Associated oil company
under the recently made agreement
with the Independent OH producers
agency. Within q week the Associated
company will be receiving 10000 bar
rels a day from the agency, 10000 bar
rels by the McKittrick field, $4,000
barrels from Sunset and 5000 barrels
by the American oil fields production.
Connections are being made with the
American oil fields and storage and
work of cutting in the other fields will
be begun Immediately. The Associated
has rented more storage in the Kern
river field agency. The latter already
has 100000 barrels. and II is under
stood this amount will be doubled. The
McKittrick oil will be run here.
A suit has been begun in the superior
court by the Los Angeles McKittrick
oil company against John V. Hoffman
ct al. to annul a contract alleged to
have been made between Hoffman and
Mrs. H. E. Hoffman with the other
defendants June II, 1910, on the west
half of the northwest quarter of sec
tion 32-12-23.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
SACRAMENTO HAS
VARIED PRODUCTS
County Haryests Big Crop of
Beans, Potatoes and Onions
This Year
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 7.-Beans, po-
tatoes and onions are the leading prod
ucts of Sacramento county. according
to the report of county statistician c.
w. Payne as completed for 1910. The
harvest of beans was 175,OOO. 600
pounds, potatoes 10000. 600 pounds.
onions 35.000,000 pounds, grapes U.s.
100000 and pears 22.00O,OO0 pounds
There are s61.350 bearing and los, ESQ
nonbearing fruit trees in the county
and the total acreage in cereal prod
ucts is 154,250. Sacramento, county
contains the largest asparagus beds in
the world, the largest tokay vineyard
in the world and the largest cherry
orchard in the state.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD CONVENTION
Northern Counties to Send 500
Delegates to Sessions
Especial Dispatch to The Call

REDDING, Nov THE official pro-
gram was issued today for the annual
convention of the Teachers Associa-
tion of Northern California, which
opens here next Monday and will con-
tinue for four days.
More than 500 teachers from north
ern counties will be In attendance. The
general sessions will be held in Armory
hall. The Institutes for Butte, Tehama,
Colusa and Shasta counties will be
held here at the same time. Among
the speakers for the four days ses-
sion are:
Superintendent Hyatt, Judge Frank J. Murasky
of San Francisco: DIR. A. F. Lange. dean OF the
faculty, University of California; Enah A Rich
of Santa Barbara; II. D. Sheldon. University OF
Oregon; Chester II. Rowell Fresno: Allison
Ware, Chico normal L E. Armstrong, San Fran
cisco; E. Morris Cox, Oakland. and Bert Estes
Howard, Leland Stanford university.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
TAFT PRESENTS ARMY
HERO WITH A MEDAL
Lieut.. Gen. Johnston Lead Fa-
nous Philippine Charge

WASHINGTON, Nov. President
Taft today personally presented to
Lieutenant General Johnston of the
Seventh cavalry the medal of honor
awarded to the young officer by con-
gress. Lieutenant General Wood chief
of staff, and other high army officers,
in full uniform, were present at the
ceremonies at the White House.
Lieutenant Johnston was awarded
the medal for gallantry in action
against the Philippine Moros at Bud
dajo in 1906. He led the charge against
the outlaws and was wounded. His
bravery, however, led to success for
the American army.
Twice before this event Lieutenant
Johnston had been recommended for
recognition by congress.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
Californians on Travels

TSpecioI Dispotch 10 The Call
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.@Ca1ifornians
have registered at New York hotels as
follows:
From San Francisco-L. Schaefer, Waldorf
Astoria; F. r. Adams, Hotel Albert; E.. NJ.
hotel: S. c. Jackson. Hoffman house; Miss N.
F. Ldsney Grand Union hotel; Rev NJ. ].
Walsh. Murray Hill: c. W. Armes. Hotel En-
Miss B. Cohen Hotel Aldine; c. Grauenberg.
Mrs Grauenberg, L. V. Kohn, c. A. Sueyers,
Herald Square
From Los Angeles-A. T. Jenkins. Park Ave
nue. hotel; Q. L. Murray. B. G. Peets Hotel
Belmont, --------- :
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08

complaint but I finally passed large gravel stone,
then knew what allied had such sharp,
shooting pains through my kidneys that it seemed
as If knife were being thrust into and often
in such great misery that forced to out
Ny back was so lame and that could not stoop,
and could hardly attend to my work. On one occa-
sion, while waking. had q sudden attack OF pain
finally my good fortune to learn Of Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills and unable to express my graft
tude for the benefit they brought have previously
recommended Doans Backache Kidney Pills, and to-
day gladly confirm former statement"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
CHICKS TO BE HATCHED
IN DEMONSTRATION CAR
Poultry Lectures VIII Feature
State Tour
TSn.o;oI D;snotob IN The (oIU

DAVIS, Nov. 7.-Hatching Of little
chicks will be a feature of the agri-
cultural farm demonstration car which
will start on a tour of the state De-
cember 8. The car will go north first
and will make a complete circuit of the
state. In the car will be incubators
with eggs in various processes of
Matching. Lectures will be given on
poultry raising. butter and cheese
making and on farming pursuits gen.
orally. but most attention will be
given this time to the poultry industry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
JURY CAN'T FIND THAT
WOMAN AIDED SLAYER

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. THE jury
in the case of Mrs. Carrie Kersh,
charged with completely in the murder
of William A. Johnson, was unable to
agree and was discharged. Seven to
five for conviction is said to have been
the ballot
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
WRIGHT TO LEAVE
MARE ISLAND YARD
Naval Constructor to Report for
Duty at Norfolk

VALLEJO. Nov. Naval Construct
or Henry T. Wright has been detached
from service at the Mare Island navy
yard, where he has been for the last
three years, and will leave here on
November 23 for the Norfolk navy yard.
where he will report for duty. Naval
Constructor Henry NJ. Gleason has
been ordered from the Philadelphia
yard to take his place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
INTERLOCUTORY DEGREES
OF DIVORCE GRANTED
TSb.e;oI D;,ootcb TO The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
STOCKTON, Nov. Judge G. w.
Norton today granted A Sanchez an
interlocutory decree from Rose San
chez The ground was desertion. Olive
A. Weaver was granted an interlocu-
tory decree IN her suit against John J.
Weaver. She alleged he had been cruel
to her.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
STANFORD'S PLUG UGLY
PROVES TAME AFFAIR
Clash Between Classes Lasts
About Fifteen Minutes
ipeciol Dispatch to The Call

IOpecIdI UISpdfch 70 ne JQII
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. g.
Burlesquing the senior class in the pro-
duction of "Smearing the Smeared, %
the members of the class of 1912 per-
petuated the plug ugly custom Satur-
day night.
The actual clash between the classes
did not last more than Is minutes and
was confined to the one feature OF the
juniors attempt to encircle the quad
and the opposition Of the seniors at
several points in their route.
Compared with plug uglies OF for
mer years. and especially with the COM
bat between the classes of 1910 and
1911, the fight was a mild affair.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
COUNTRY CLUB WILL
PURCHASE FINE SITE
Eighty Acres to Be Set Aside
for Bungalows
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO. Nov. THE sacra-
mento country club is to have one Of
the finest clubhouses and grounds on
the coast. The directors of the club
have decided to purchase 195 acres of
rolling land near Fair Oaks, and on a
picturesque point overlooking the
American river will erect a s5O.0oO
clubhouse. A stock company will be
formed to finance the deal. Eighty
acres will be set aside for bungalow
sites and sold to members Of the club,
with building restrictions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
PIONEER WOMAN DIES
FROM PNEUMONIA

COLUSA, Nov. Mrs. Mary Ann
Edge, a pioneer woman of California,
aged SO years, died at her home yester-
day. Death was caused by an attack
of heart failure, following an Illness
of pneumonia. Mrs. Edge was born in
England and came to California around
Cape Horn in 1852. She lived so years
on the Edge ranch on the east side
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
AMADOR VOTES FOR
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SUFFER- CREEK, Nov. THE ques-
tion of establishing a county high
school was submitted to the voters of
Amador county today at a special cleo
tion and was carried almost unani-
mously
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
STANFORD MEN OF 1910
TO DINE AFTER GAME
Feast Planned at a San Fran
cisco Restaurant
[Speciql Dispaich to The Cali

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. t.
The night before the big game be-
tween Stanford and California. the men
Of the class OF 1910 of the former in
stitution will dine together at a San
Francisco restaurant. Many Of the
men are engaged in business IN San
Francisco, and an unusually large num-
Der are at the university still.
A program is being arranged in
which all phases of activity in which
1910 men are now engaged will be
treated.
w. P. Fuller Jr. of San Francisco
will act as the postmaster of the
affair.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
EIGHT INCH STRIP OF
LAND SOLD FOR $3.50
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

REDDING, Nov. IA new record for
city property has been established here.
A real estate deal has just been re-
corded wherein the price paid was at
the rate of 1915 a front foot. James
Whalen of Castella was the purchaser
and o.. H. Grutter sold the property. 1t
is strip eight inches wide and so
feet long and Whalen paid $3.50 for the
strip. The deal was made to provide
for a partnership wall.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
FORMER RESIDENT OF
MERGED is KILLED

Stephen Piranco, 26 years old, re-
Gently from Merced. was thrown from
Mission street car near Twenty
eighth street yesterday, sustaining in
juries from which he died at the
French hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
CITY ATTORNEY LONG
TO DELIVER GRAFTON
Especial Dispatch to The Call

NEVADA CITY, Nov 7.-Percy V
Long, city attorney of San Francisco.
has been selected by Nevada City lodge
of Elks to deliver the grafton at the
memorial exercises to be held by Ne
vada City and Grass Valley lodges
jointly on the first Sunday in Decem-
Der. The eulogy will be delivered by
Fred T. Tuttle of Auburn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
HARRISON GULCH
SWEPT BY FLAMES
Business District of Mining
Town Practically Destroyed
by Disastrous Fire

REDDING, Nov. THE business
portion of HARRISON Gulch. a mining
Shasta county, was practically de-
stroyed by fire last night. The Pioneer
hotel and all the buildings east of Mill
street and south of Main street were
burned The large store of Kaufman
Brothers was saved. The loss will ag
gregate $4,000. with light insurance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
RECLAMATION PROJECT
WORK TO BE RUSHED
Natomas Development Will
Start in the Spring
rSAa-:sl D..AaIeL 4. I'll. eli

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 7.-Extensive
work on the Natomas project of re-
claiming lands in Sacramento and Sut-
ter counties, which have already been
purchased, will be commenced in the
spring, according to the announcement
of General Manager Newton Cleaveland
today. Work is now being done on the
upper end of the Natomas holdings
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08

W. NJ. Jones, 4o371a Twenty fourth
street, San Francisco. CAL. says: II take
pleasure in publicly acknowledging the
correctness of the statement my wife
gave in August. 1907. telling of my ex-
perience with Doan's Kidney Pills. 1 suf
fered a great deal with pains in my back
and when I lifted or brought any strain
on the muscles of my loins ! was In mis-
cry. This trouble made me very nervous
and seemed unable to get any perma-
Finally began the use of Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured from the Swan Drug Co.,
and beneit soon followed. Before long
my pains and aches had disappeared en-
tirely. At intervals since then have no
ticed slight occurrences Of the trouble.
but at such times Doan's Kidney Pills
have brought prompt and satisfactory re-
lief. feel justified in vouching for their
merits"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
DOANJ KIDNEY PILLS
CURE SICK KIDNEYS
SAN FRANCISCO PROOF

Mrs. e. Walsh, 1649
Tenth avenue, San Fran
cisco, Cal, says: Il
c o n suit t ed physicians
and was treated for a
long time without find
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
cALIFORNIA MEANS BUSINESS

show congress California means
Business Vote for all constitutional
amendments and get the exposition, -
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
DOAVS KIDNEY PILLS
CURE SICK KIDNEYS


story published testimonials
of the
OF would
equng diameter the earth 5000 miles good
Pills. $4,000 ngues tells wonder
fu story. And this doe
in other tong in all the civilized
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MHDI4I9IuHHHEI0Hn.

Congressman Joseph = gouldeu.
II IN Eighteenth district II ses
Xork. Hho haa announced hIH lnIen=
Ton n1I II - candidate Tor rezeIee=
ton. mn become permanent MarY=
lander. He oHna several me farms
usHT THnH.I0Hn. nd there n M.
axe II IIE residence. - HaH 0ne
of the leading figures II The Mary
Ind Safe Grange picnic i Taneyz
ION N Thursday. whore h made :
speech.
Mr. uouIden haH served four years
u Congress. representing he nfoax
district Of SeH Y0FE. Ue HaE al
dressed : letter u Arthur !. Murphy.
leader d he Democratic parry n he
Hronx. announcing thai h III not
y candidate IoT reelection IhIz
I'll. There i ~ opposition 70 Col
oneI Golden within HI narIf. nd h
~ouI1 b nenomInaIs1 I h would
aeeanI. ~ although - Withdrawal
- BEen maae n positive IsTmH. 81
fort. I'll b ma1s - ct I'm - re-
consider HI determination. The
bronx STR aTEez IIaI y b ranomI=
nHIel. Notwithstanding h IHIIHT. I'd
hat ~ decIInaIIon D accepted Il i'd
.anee u Huen nomination.
IT. nonIaan - born n Southern
Pennsylvania. During the closing
YHaTH u he war b served n Ihe
HfmY After he var h settled n
- Y1TE anI became he manager
d : liz Insurance company. Her i
n career - ~ TorIl i ne Con
.HeszIonaI H1e0H1 : member d
ne boaTI q managers. tate Reform
aIorY. y m0HEanza. p: commission
= and trustee n he public schools
nf New FORK eIIY Tor u years. / :
member oT ne U0aHa u ITuzIeeE.
Soldiers Home. naIh. :. :: IS See
reIarY an1 } InsmDer II the commits
aIon thai erected IHe soldiers md
sailors monument y tn cit Of EeH
York. n RIfenalIe parI: - elected
- the Fifty eighth and EaIIYznInIh
0on.rHaaea. an1 reelected - tn
sIzIleII Congress.
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=z=IzTH

HobefI i CLARK did n he FsaI=
Hsasa. hHaT Freedom. N August : 81
IaanmaIoT aIazIz. ard s x.zHH. )
months and daYH lie "a b01n n
Edinburgh. Scotland
MT TIaHE 80 IHI2a married IL
IITaI HIIe naInk : IL Ella NnrnsI.
and i survived b ne following chi
DIN b HaEz JaHn i CLAIR. Sykes
lille. MfH= msHTf sIT.aEsF. DsTTeI.
Theodore Clark. oakland. HTH Ella
IsIl CLARK. sYEeaFIllH. nd notaEI
Clark. Baltimore. IL second sIIe
sno survives. - HlHH IaxIna Car
IHf. md IHH following children Mra
Ia lamb. Baltimore. MrH. : Il.
GIsnoNIIh. ElaerHhnTE MTH. Thomas
K0onz. Winfield. m Frank CLARK.
zsEHzFIIIH
Funeral InnE nIaes yesterday II
Springfield Church. EIEszsIIle. saTz
xLesH RHTs conducted II nex. Dudley
InIaImanI II Springfield cemetery.
Tns nHIIIHHHa1H ere = i. Streak
-. 0Heaf sIreak.r. Henri CLARK.
Clarence Clark. In Clark. EHanaehIl=
Ir.n. md james Carrier. nephew.
: !. waltz funeral director.
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William MeQuay. farmer. died II
h home. near Winfield. II O'Clock.
HI morning. led s YHara. : months
and = azYH
lie i survived n : widow. mo
=saa : Nil = :. Kaufman. md he
following children. Ire. Walter
Thomas. Gathers. IL. Minnie :.
M9oaaY. II baltimore. MTs. Arthur
!. ATbanEn. Webster street. James i
MaQnHY. tbs elIY. nd III Martha
MeQnHY. noland Park. Clara y.
Margaret =. IIzHHY =. CARR. :. nd
EIhsl !. HeQuH.. II home. aIHo fouT
brothers. uaxII =. Join 7. james i
md George McQuaY Funeral I'll
Iaka place II EIsnHzef Church. Sun
d Il 90 > n. nHF= Y : lei
I'll Haxa sHaHEe q IHs funeral ser
zIeaHz lnIarmsnI IN liz cemetery.
The naIIbsHTerH III II Ella aIIulsY.
Joseph alIpIaY. Henri KnaufT. Edwin
Conway. Edwin U.lnHz md Thomas
snadeT : II waltz funeral diTeez
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hrs. Lucinda Ebert. widow Of the
late Ghaa :. EbarI. died It her rezIz
denee IN 1t Airy. On Wednesday
IaHl. aged = years. She ! survived
b TO sisters. MFH. Jane 9HIIzar. Of
Champaign. IL. md Ms Susie Dua=
sard. d 1T. AIre. Funeral took
place On Friday. ReY. Mr. Huffman.
Of the Southern II. = Church nlTIcI-
aIInE. TIE remains xere Inferred n
RIna Grove cemetery
MFs. EberI.H funeraIsaa very large.
ana having heHn known and loved
b hundreds 81 people. Hha IS the
oldest resident 81 II ARR. having
resided n 10 same house IL her lie.
Mr. fhaa. Derry. Frank md byron :.
DORSEY are nHnnsHa
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Mis- Marion :. Little. eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and hrs. I'm. :. Little.
died # the home Of her parents near
unInnInWn nf endncardIIIa md drnnzy
Monday night. n her sixteenth year.
She was N amIabIe and attractive
young LADY. member Of The Church
u the Brethren. and her early death
Il grief u her mgnY friends.
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Henrietta IL. wife Of Frank 7.
shIpley. died IT her residence, 1911
MoHher JlreeI. Baltimore. On August
:. Funeral services we're held At the
above residence lat nIght # eight
o'clock. The body Haa brought To
this city On the ID o'clock train this
morning. and waa taken n charge b
Funeral Director :. 6. sharrer. Who
conveyed i 70 Pleasant Grove GENIE
Isry. sandYYIIle. where lnterment
Haa made.
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st 0E ELECTION OFFICERS
= Appointed by the Board q SUPER
yIsors n Elections Of Carroll County.
II the Place d those Heretofore An
pointed Wno Have Since Been r.
eused. o. found Disqualified.
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Mr. S. c. stoner. insurance agent.
vii occupy the ONCE adjoining mr.
Denton Gehr's hardware store near
the railroad about September 1at.
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b virtue of Sec. i Of Article 3 Of
the Code d Public General Laws Of the
STATE Of Maryland. n amended b
Chapter ID Of the Acts Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed It it,
January session. 100. notice : hereby
given that the Board Of Supervisors Of
Election Of Carroll County has an
pointed the following named persons =
Jndgea and Clerks Of Elections, for the
several election districts Of Carroll
County. n place d the parties hereto
fore appointed Who have since been
found disqualified Of excused. Those
under The heading Democrats. ]. being
intended 70 represent the Democratic
party. md those under the heading
Republicans, being intended to repre-
sent the Republican party.
DEMOCRATS.
John Frederick Rinehardt, Judge. in
Second Precinct Of Election District No.
I. instead d Denton !. Warehime, re-
signed.
William !. Black. Clerk. n Second
Precinct Of Election District No. I. IN
stead O james 1. MaaalcolL. resigned.
no. i. ROBERTS. Pres:
HENRY :. MussELMAN.
WILLIAM WOOD.
board d Supervisors Of Election for
Carroll county. Id. -
eaI.--saml. ]. Stone. Clerk.
a1gI7 9l
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Harvey Leister, son Of Abraham
LeIster. has accepted q position With
the Vim. B. Thomas Real Estate {
Brokerage Company.
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DR.. Zepp has started to break
ground for his new residence on
Willis street. This viii be the frat
residence To be erected On the lots
sold b. the Iongvell estate.
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Dr. n. Il. Davis. m AGED nan xho
lived Al Gfeenmount. Has found dead
August ~ one Of his nsIghbofa. He
lived alone and had not been well. and
the neighbora had been taKinK eare Of
Of hin for several days md when Mr..
NagIe vent there On the above date
h found the Old man dead.
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Salem NJ Z. Church Sunday school
viii holdita annual picnic n The grove
adjoining the church on Saturday
afternoon. September J. beginning ut
| O'clock
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An application for the pardon Of
Edwin L. GllpIn. Who HaH sentenced
To the House Of Correction for three
months for nnlaxfnlly riding On the
B. / o. L. I. Ifain. At sykeaYIiie. haz
been presented In Governor Groth-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-12

The improvements 10 The streets n
this city are being pushed a. faaI Is
possible NAN street Is being Re
surfaced under the direct supervision
Of Z. E. Ahles. road engineer from
the fonda division Of the United sfates
Agricultural Department