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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
PROBE DEATH Of
TWO IN HARBOR
San francisco Police Investigate
Mysterious Phone Message
About the Case
ONLY ONE CLEW TO IDENTITY
Bodies of Two Men Are Washed
Ashore Near Point
Richmond
ONLY ONE CLEW TO IDENTITY
Associated Press)

POINT RICHMOND, Aug. 2,-The
police of San Francisco and this city
are investigating the case of the find
ing of the bodies Of two men on the
bay shore near here this morning un-
der circumstances that are regarded
by the authorities as peculiar. The
bodies were discovered about O'clock
but more than an hour previous to that
time some unknown person telephoned
to the San Francisco police telling the
desk sergeant at the central station
that two men had been drowned and
that their bodies had been cast mp on
the Contra Costa coast, above this city.
The mysterious informant of the po-
lice Is being sought.
The bodies are those of men be-
tween the ages OF 80 and 35 years.
Both were attlred in dark trousers and
blue shirts About their waists were
life belts bearing the name -Four sis
ters." 1t was determined today that
the men were not of this bay freight
boat the Four Sisters having doeked
at Sonoma this morning with all OF her
crew aboard. The only means of iden-
tification found on the bodies are a
watch and locket worn by one of the
men and hearing the initials u. f. 5.
The bodies had been in the water only
a few hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
Mr.. AND MRS. E. WILSON
WILL MAKE WORLD TOUR

Mr. and Mrs. Erasmus Wilson, z
Chester place. will leave this morning
for Kansas City, returning to Los An
geles October 90 and leaving October
% on a twelve months tour around
the world, under the auspices of the
steamship department, German-Ameri-
can Savings bank They will visit
Honolulu, Japan, China, the Philip
pines, East Indies, Australia, Tas-
mania, New Zealand, Java, Sumatra,
Malay peninsula, Burma, North and
South India, Ceylon, Egypt, Algeria,
Spain, France, Germany, Denmark
Norway, Sweden, England, Scotland,
Ireland and Wales.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
THEATRICAL MAN STILL
IN DANGER OF ARREST
Prosecutor States All Offending
Pictures Were Not Covered

1t is possible that Perry Girton, man
ager of the Grand opera house, VIII be
arrested tomorrow for violating the
clause in the billboard ordinance pro-
hibiting the displaying of pictures OF
holdups, murders and other scenes, a
charge to which he pleaded guilty and
was fined 81 by Police Judge Williams
few days ago. Deputy City prosecutor
Dodge was in conference with the at
torney for Girton yesterday
Girtons first arrest was on the
ground that the posters for the queen
of the Highway" violated the ordi-
nance, in that they depicted a murder
and holdup When arraigned before the
court Girton promised that he would
cover the offending posters. Accom-
panied by policeman, Girton made a
tour of the city and covered the
weapons in the pictures with a slip OF
paper, leaving the rest of the picture
unchanged.
prosecutor Dodge states that several
of the most thrilling pictures were
missed, and he said yesterday that all
the posters must be covered or an ar
rest will follow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
DR.. PRICE SECURES BAIL
WHILE AWAITING TRIAL

Dr. w. r. Price, a psychologist who
has been resident of Long Beach
for five years, was released from GUS
tody yesterday afternoon by Justice
Baird, friends having deposited a $1,000
bail bond.
Price was arrested Monday by Con-
stable Corcoran on a warrant sworn
to by Miss Ella C. Howard, who al
leges that he forged her name to a
power of attorney in order that he
might secure a block of shares in the
National Gold Dredge company, which
she had purchased from him several
months ago.
Assistant District Attorney Ford
who will prosecute Price, stated yes
terday that the accused psychologist
is awaiting trial in Long Beach on a
similar charge. Justice Baird set his
preliminary examination for August 20,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
SUIT FOR $4,000 MAY
BE STARTED FOR TAXES
Fresno Property Owners Ready
to Make Contest

<;AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-Failure
on the part of the local board of su-
pervisors to order the refunding to the
city property owners of the additional
20 per cent in taxes imposed last year
lpon the instructions of the state
hoard of equalization will probably re-
suit in the municipality being made
defendant in a suit which as whole
will involve over $20,0C0
Many of the property owners inter
ested have already retained attorneys
, to represent them and these attorneys
a now waiting the final decision of
the supervisors before starting pro-
ceedings Frank Yanke, city attorney,
has advised the city trustees not to
refund the money, while the district
attorney has rendered an opinion TO
+he supervisors in direct contrast with
that of the city attorney. The money
collected on the additional assessment
is still in the municipal treasury.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
SENATORS To SEARCH
FRAUD CASE PROCEDURE
SoIons. Will Investigate Federal
Criminal Court Practices in
Perrin Indictments

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. a. Senator
w. ]. Stone of Missouri, member of
the senate committee appointed to in
vestigate federal criminal court prac-
tices, arrived here yesterday, and other
members of the committee are expected
to join Senator Stone within few
days.
The object of the committees visit
to San Francisco has not been stated,
but it is reported that the procedure in
the case of DIR. E. B. Perrin, indicted
on charges of defrauding the govern
ment out of valuable timber lands, will
claim the committees attention.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
ATTORNEYS WILL VISIT
VENTURA FOR ARGUMENT 7

The suit of the Union Hollywood
water company against the city of
Los Angeles was resumed yesterday
before Judge Clarke of Ventura, who
sat in Judge Conrey's department OF
the superior court.
The water company asserts that to
conform to the recent rates fixed by
the city means that the corporation VIII
he unable to pay fair interest on the
money invested. The trial probably
will continue all week, and next week
attorneys for the plaintiffs will go to
Ventura to argue the points before
Judge Clarke.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
PROF. BUEHNER HAS BODY
OF CHILD INFERRED HERE

The family OF Prof. ]. Buehner ar
rived from San Jose yesterday morning,
accompanying the body of Annaliese
Mary Buehner, the 5-year-old daughter,
who died in San Jose. Prof. Buehner
has come to teach German in the high
school, and as the family will reside in
Los Angeles they brought the body here
for burial. Funeral services were held
Yesterday afternoon at the chapel of
orr & Edwards, DR.. Hugh X. Walker
officiating. Burial was at Rosedale
cemetery
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
The QUALITY OF MERcY

See the woman. why Is the wcman's haL
trimmed with nestful OF little o.roiiags
with the mother bird brooding aher7t
1t Is because the woman is merc.fuL The
woman wished to trim her hat vita t1e
mother bird alone. but rather than Tea .
the birdings TO starve she trimT I'd it 'fith
the whole family
Must it not feel lovely to be merciful li,e
that Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
NEGRESS IN MANS SUIT
HELD ON ARSON CHARGE
Woman Accused of Having Set
Fire to Ninth st. Building

Attired in a mans suit to hide her
identity Ora Allen, a negress, was ar
rested yesterday and accused of set
ting fire to a one-story frame building
at Ninth and Mateo streets several
weeks ago. The building was owned
by G. H. La Vale and occupied by A.
D. Johnson, colored, as a restaurant.
The woman was arraigned before
Police Judge Rose, who fixed August
8 as the date for her preliminary ex-
animation. Bail was fixed in the sum
of $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
WOMAN ASKS ANNUEMENT
OF MARRIAGE AND COIN

Judge Mccormick of the superior
court yesterday heard arguments in
the suit of Flora Kanoff of Pasadena
for anuulment of her marriage Feb
ruary 6, 1907, to Emil Reuter-, who then,
she declares was known as Henry 5.
Miller. She asserts that she has
learned he has a wife and children in
Dundee. I'll. She claims property in
Imperial county valued at $3.50 and
$1,000 damages Through attorneys, the
defendant is contesting the award of
the property to her.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
GO ON VACATIONS

Miss Sue Barnwell, a member of the
board of directors of the local Young
Womens Christian association, and
Miss Josephine Stone, secretary of the
association, will leave Thursday for
Lake Tahoe, where they expect to re-
main several weeks Miss Grace Max
we'll. business secretary, will leave with
Miss Nell Hightower and Miss Nell
Stowell. members of the association,
the latter part of the week to join Miss
Emma Rosa and friends in the Kern
county mountains.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03

Gated at the expense of the indel
fund returned to China by the u
States, also will sail for the u
States this month, as well us deles
to the Prison Reform congress ana
conference of army surgeons.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
HOW LOOKS TO A HORSE

City Boy-what makes horse act naughty
when he sees auto?
Country Boy-It is this way: Horses is used
to seein' other horses pull wagons, and they
don't know what TO think of 'em goin' along
without horse Guess If you saw a pair of
pants walkin down the street without man
in EN-, you'd be scared, too.-Suburban Life.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
Rnnp BUILDER

Gives you opportunity to participate
in the profit OF Los Angeles upbuild-
ing. Stock pays $1.9g. Pays 16 per cent
dividends payable quarterly.
129 S. Broadway. Ground Floor Mason
Opera House.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03
Arrowhead Springs

Radioactive hot mud and mineral
springs water cures diabetes and
BriRht's disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03

You can buy & =; ps5aSpS In a. a. b many PLACES put
niace advertiseG za
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03

Los Angeles arrivals at Hotel del
Coronado, Coronado Beach: Mrs. M.
w. Heard, Miss Alice K. Parsons, Mr..
and Mrs. M. j. Francis, Mr. and Mrs.
r. C. Slaughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Haygood, J.. r. 7Whittemore, Mrs. 1. b.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-03

Southern California arrivals at Ar
rowhead Hot Springs hotel: T. P. Rob-
ertson, r. S. Hoagland, Los Angeles;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Hungase, Riverside;
Albert G.. Lake, Redlands; Mrs. c.. ".
King, Media King, Kathryn King, Po-
mona; Miss L. e. White, Pomona; L..
A. Greenwood, e. E. Rodabaugh T. W.
Summerland, DR.. and Mrs. Green, Mrs.
1. N. Van Nuys, Miss Kate Van Nuys,
t. P. Gregson, Los Angeles; Mr.. and
Mrs Walter r. Simons, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Holloway, Pasadena; C. H. Mann,
Los Angeles; Mrs. A. T. Maginnis, Los
Angeles; F. A. Maginnls, San Bernar-
dino; Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Bryant p f.
Gourley, Chester Lawrence, Walter
Seeley, Los Angeles; DR.. and Mrs ].
w. Smythe, San Bernardinuo; Finley
B. Pugh and daughters, Riverside; w.
M. Northrup, Alhambra; Mrs b. M.
Driscoll, Los Angeles; Chas. S. Cruby,
Los Angeles.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

Calling, Yroprieter g. Dogaoro.
u9ep Sfibebus", er afgaaet beo 81.
Sen, ca. 60 Mor garnmel. Sen of6s.
Sc bar befle6t mango IllioSbperu
% bar 81. a. e1 Marrefte Meolem al
&iborg Mmtsraa6 og &eprGi entomt
for @iborg 8reoitforening.
6 cn6oms a g. @oteleier
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bpgning meo alt Silbeber, &illa o9
ca. II Ibr. 9nno. Spertogelie11 ifer
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intntng; Mpl og SSnpe1tar.
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far iolgt ~&pjbpgaaro" peo &gb=
tjnrsbro meo al ubperoig 8eietning
til 8ogtrpffer Senie,r, Stipc, for
$4,000 SIR. Spertagelien er Ifet.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
g a NJ | e 9rebe ra 9 prn>
II.

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Staosportens Mrfip / 8erqen er
fremfommet cit Eoffe 8repe fra
9jprnitierne 8jprnion ira Gnfefru
@eelmupOen, paa bbis Irptferi Sir
ne" lt0fom / 1853. SfriftpefSle1,
gial0t Jorlagsretetn til vMrne" %
vSDnnepe Solbaffelp", iom 8igrn-
Jon baD6e lolgt til @eelmuDbens g11=
fe, men joni ban gjerne bil6e banc
frafalot, ga ban gift ODER til @ploen=
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maaoe beftig og reiultereoe / en- Of
tenlig &eoegi9relie fra 8jprui jon :
Goti0ens Mpiier.
s larnme &affe iom 8repene loa
o9iaa ct gfsemplor al vMrne" meb
9jprnlons egenben6ige &orreftur.
rMrne" er 10, iom befien0t, ttlegne5
Gle 8ull, ng, / &orrefturefsemplarct
far @jprnion ifrepet ct 0igt, lon1
ian, ga 8o9en enoelig fremfom, tpa
lto igien. 1igtet lp0er iaaleoes:
Ole 8ull, gu bar facet Sit 9igt
iaa h1gr1en6e rigt
al Mrens 8ille6er, 5orgens 6proa
gu trenger lite min lille BOG,
men tag ben BOG.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
5onoerjv!lano.

Stnrcn er 0 III III c II .
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@inl6en og Smfoitringerne. Sill
9efningen er ser forelebig faltiot
fplgenoe 9eleb: for .SS1obo 80 @e,1-
ming pr., 100 @orf 6oriifringsinm
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Sc Meolemmer, ser er u6traaote, in.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
bet store Hostemiddel.

I ale Tilfelde af Hoste. Forkj0lelse,
SAINT Strube- OF Lungebetandelse, har
Brugen af WARMERS WHITE WINE OF
TAR SYRUP" varet fulgt af den st0rste
Sukces. bet bedste Midde1i Verden mod
Kighoste hos Born. Velsmagende, uskade-
1ig og virksorn. Solgt i allie Apotheker,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
Naturen aiper ps &ariel, mar 8

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Hcter Tabrncp & Cons Co., 1875
go. @opnc Npe., Chicago, Sn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
Semorrhoiber tureret paa 6 til IA Sage

Basu ctntrae cut furerer etbpert 9ilfelbe at fN.
enbe. blinbe. bIpbenbe eller tremtrebenbe 3emprrboi.
ber GA Sage. eller .genQene tllba9e. SOC. 9ilpir.
tet Of NartS Yeeotetue Go., ct. Souls, Nto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

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pes &omisiion9r Scbmi6t / &ooers,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

opb. @n I @iborgegner1 megct
fje1ot og operoroenlig afbolot @ano,
ftp. 0iitriftSoprlege Gilb. 2orent5e1
er afgaaet pe6 9p0en / @igbenbapn,
bpor ban bap0e boet / Sc ii6ite Mar,
liben ban %fratraa6te lit @mbeoe paa
@rltn0 af Ml6er. Ser booze Fan bos
fine to Sgnner, &rofesior 9r. me6.
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Rorent5en. @au blep 81 Mor gam=
mel.
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ret / &iborg JONI 9Drlege % Dor
baa6e 0iltrtfts6prlege og Silipnsfe:
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mango Mar befle6te ban Soften lom
6ormano for SpoifD prlageforening
&ilbelm 2ore11t5e1t pal10t Jig / Giborg
mango &enner. San bar en- Dpper=
Zig selifabsmar0, Ser baabe funoe
bolbe fortrtnlige Saler og fortGlle
@iltorier og Mnefooter paa en- gltm=
renoe Maa0e. @lon0t Smegnens
San6boere ite0 bor bdit anifreper
for bans faglige Dpgtigbeo, bans
per onlige ~@llfper6igbe0 % bans
barme @iertelag, og set er teppe fo1
me9et lagt, at bnlt bar en- al 6e mel
ofbo16te Men6 / @tborg Munt.
The Washington times., 1910-02-23
SEYLER REHEARSES
JANE ADAMS DEATH
On Pier From Which Girl
Fell Into Ocean Suspect
RecountS Tale.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., Feb. Gut
IN the black lone -omeness of the wave
washed million-dollar pier. William Seyl-
or, in the dark hours OF th- early morn
ing today rehearsed the death Of Jane
Adams the girl he is accused OF mur-
dering
Surrounded by detectives. he stood or
posite the railing that he claims the
girl fell over. and In a tense and strain
ed voice related the quarrel that pre-
Ceded her death
II the police expected 10 frizhton Seyl-
er into any startling admission by fore
ing him 20 rehearse the tragedy in the
gloomy night they failed dismalIy De
spite his evident regret over the girls
death. he preserved a stoid indifference
as he told how the girl backed away from
MN, ;opplcd over the rail. and plunged
with scream into the water below. lie
told Of rushing down the side ladder
and looking In vain for the BODY 10 rise
. she never came up he Whispered,
as tho police led him away
The inquest into Jane Adams death
has been set for tonight About twenty
persons have been summoned as Wit
reSSes- The coroner says evidence viii
be produced thar viii suffice To hold
Seyler for the next grand jury
The Washington times., 1910-02-23
FEARS FOR DODGE
TO OLEAVE TANGIER
State Department lnsuucts Him
to Remain Away From
FeZ for Present.

Pcrcival Dodge. the American min
lister 10 Morocco, has been instructed
10 remain in Tangier until the crisis
between that country and France has
passed
Minister Dodge ha- not Vet present
cd his credentials. but az the present
time Il IS considered dangerous for
him to go to FeZ. the Moorish capital.
for fear hostilities may follow the re-
lection OF the French ultimatum-
Dispatches received at the State De
partment today throw a more hopeful
light on the situation. The Moorish
am basSa dor 20 Paris has been granted
fun powers 20 negotiate with France
a settlement or the claims arising ont
Of the Casa Blanca affair Il is prob
able that an agreement viii be reach
ed without hostilities-
The Washington times., 1910-02-23
HIBERNIANS ENTER
HARVARD UNIVERSITY

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. 23.-At a
special meeting Of the Irish County
Clubs next st. Patrick's Day a charter
list viii be presented that organiza-
tion for the approval Of q new division
Of the Ancient Order Of Hiberuians in
this city
The list Will he the largest offered the
confederation in many years, and the
members viii come almost entirely from
Harvard University. This viii be an in
nova tion in Harvard's history.
The Washington times., 1910-02-23
THE THIN AND WEAK
Easy Way for Them TO Get Strong
and Fat.


Ssmose IS not an ordinary medicine,
IL is hcSh-fornine food that is adapted
20 the most delicate. It's tonic effect
gives strength and health so that after
its u.s. FOR a short tiue. all the Hesh
and fat producing elements in the food
vii be easily assimilated and retained
BIZ the bO1v-
The large sale a leading Druggist has
had on Samose since ne first. introduced
IL in Washington. and the wonderful re-
suits following its use have made MIN
such IN enthusiastic believer in its
great merits that he gives lis personal
guarantee 10 refund the money II Sa-
NOSE does not make thin people fat and
restore strength and health
When a gain iE weight Is noticed af-
ter Sam0se has been used for a week
or ten DAYS, and health has improved.
and you notice Yourself growing strong
ct. YOU certainly should feel more than
satisfied with what YOU have received
from tLe small cost Of Soc James
O.DOnnell, e04 r street northwest
Sent postpaid on recsiIt OF soc. The
Dr. Howard Co. SiEghamtOn, y. y
The Washington times., 1910-02-23
PHILADELPHIA CALLS
OFFICIAL OF UNION

NEWARK. y J., Feb 23.-Charies
Mclean. Of this city. delegate Of sta
tionary Firemen's Local 81. hurriediy
departed for Philadelphia early today
10 take part in directing the general
strike Threatened as a result of the
trolley strike in that city.
4 hurry call for the Newarker was
sent by President JOHN Murphy, head
Of the Philadelphia Central Labor
Union, &c ;ake part in conferences at
which the situation Will be discussed.
and II Murphy desires a Sy-npathetiC
strike OF the labor organizations OF the
city the duty OF calling cut so-Ge Of the
stationary firemen viii devolve lpcr
Mr.. Mclean.
BEFORE leaving Mr.. Mclean said that
he vas thoroughly in sympathy with
. the trolley employees in their fight for
recognition by the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company. and that ne believes
II should De the purpose Of all union
/ men in Philadelphia 10 aid the trolley
men in every way consistent with the
best interests Of the labor cause.