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The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-02-04
ANNouNcEM ENTs.


For District Attorney Sth Dist:
CLYDE SWEETON.
For Sheriff:
w. MATT ARNOLD.
SAM j. ROSSs
JNO. l.. SOUTHALL.
HARRY BROWN.
For County Judge:
GEORGE b. HALL
For County Attorney:
4. w. (WAD) THOMPSON.
A. II. NICHOLSON.
n. Il. PEAK.
For Tax Collector:
ELLIS BlRDSoNG.
For County Clerk:
SID l.. ARNOLD.
j. Il. JOHNSON.
j. Y. DARNELL,
PROF. CHARLES WRENN.
w. j. CASEY.
For County Superin' endent'
JAMES IL. BUCHANAN.
PROF. HENRY SWIFT
For District Clerk:
JOE IL. SMITH.
For Tax Assessor:
}. j. (JlMD DARNELL.
ID. l.. ALEXANDER.
GILBERT SHIP.
w. Nj. HEMLy.
Nj. A. CHASTAlN.
For County Treasurer:
FRANK T.. WOOD.
For Commissioners. Dist. No /:
JOHN A STONE.
d. G. QUATTLEDAuM.
For Comma. sioner. Dist, No 2;
HUGH MlNTON.
For County Commissioner, Dist. No 8
d. b. CDUD) ENGLISH.
S. p. (PLEAS) CoWAN.
For Justice OF the Peace, Pre-. No.
ALBERT MASON.
For Constable. Precinct No. /;
WILL GREEN.
r. Il. ROB HAWKINS.
WILEY E SMITH.
For Public Weigher. Precinct No. !:
JOHN II. FRANKLIN
r. iRoB) h. SHRADLING.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

E-GILBREATH-James Joyce, aged
rs, and Cordelia Gilbreath. aged 20; ma
tives of Ohio and California: both resi-
dents Of Los Angeles
HUSTON ON-TELZROW--Frank H. Huston
aged a. and Gussle Telzrow. aged "a
natives of Massachusetts and Ohio; resi-
dents OF Yountville and Los Angeles.
FORD LANCASTER-Clnton E. Ford, aged
80, and Ethel NJ. Lancaster. aged rs; ma
tives OF Georgia and Oregon; residents OF
Butte Mont. and Portland ore.
HAWKINS S-EUNICE-George L. Hawkins
aged "a. and Agnes II: Eunice aged ~
natives of Illinois and Massachusetts
both residents of Long Beach.
WOODBURY. N-SMITH-Charles S. Woodburn
aged "a. and Pauline Smith, aged %;
natives OF Kansas and Missouri; both
residents of Los Angeles
CORONADO O~GONZALES-Frank Coronado
aged 29. and Jesus Gonzales. aged 25i
both natives of California: both residents
of whittier.
SE-PLATT-Charles 2. White
house. aged 38, and Jennie IL. Platt aged
81; natives of Kentucky and New York
both residents OF Ocean Park Heights.
LOwERY- A. Lowery, aged
"a and Jessie L. Harris. aged %; natives
OF Georgia and Indiana; both residents OF
Los Angeles
HUNTER CHARACTERIZATION f. Hunter
aged %. and Ercell NJ. Bunker. aged 10;
natives of Colorado and Missouri; both
residents of Los Angeles.
SHIRLEY EY-MONTIJO-Henry Shirley, aged
%, and Lola Montijo, aged 49, natives
of Mexico and California; both residents
of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
PASADENA SPORTS

PASADENA, July 22.-Word has
been received here that Charles Lee
Butman of San Bernardino, Redlands,
Riverside and Pasadena, now at
Avalon, Catalina island, has been
awarded a bronze medal for his recent
catch of yellowtail.
Harry Myers, local bowling king, and
w. II. George of Los Angeles have
returned from a five days hunting trip
in the back range. They report that
bucks and bagged two, one four
pointer weighing 200 pounds.
Charles J. Fox of Sierra Madre and
Pasadena, son of Richard K. Fox of
the Police Gazette, has returned from
motor trip up the San Antonio can
yon and reports that doves there are
plentiful he having shot half a dozen
from the seat of his automobile.
The pool championship of the Over
land club tournament which has been
running for several weeks was won
by Charles Baxter yesterday. He was
the winner of class B and defeated w
r. Scoville, winner of class A. in the
finals. He had previously defeated j.
w Wood, winner of class c. The bill
lard tournament is not yet completed
r. NJ Toedt is in the lead to date with
good show of winning.
The annual baseball match between
teams representing the two local news
papers has been postponed to the first
week In September. The losing side
will banquet the winners at Hotel
Maryland.
The annual fall golf tournament to
be held at Del Monte, August 19 to 26
is attracting the attention of local
golfers, many of whom are making
plans to attend the meet.
Local rugby football enthusiasts are
endeavoring to arrange a match to
be played in Pasadena this fall be-
tween the Pacific coast team, now tour
ing the Antipodes, and British team
which will tour the coast about the
time the team now abroad arrives
home.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
LAWYER AND BUILDING
PROMOTER IS MISSING
Leaves San Bernardino for I'm
periaI and Does Not Re-
turn-No CIeWS

SAN BERNARDINO, July 21.-For
over a week relatives and friends Of
Attorney John e. Light of Redlands
and San Bernardino have been quietly
seeking him. He left home over a week
ago, saying he was going to Imperial.
Detectives find he was not near there.
His Iowa relatives wire they have seen
nothing of him.
A romantic ENHANCEMENT is sug-
gested. Mrs. Light is now at the home
of his partner. j. L. Mack, in this city.
They fear foul play, while it is also an
nounced that possibly he disappeared
in an effort to secure financial aid in
his numerous promotion schemes. He
built the Redlands opera house, the
San Bernardino natatorium, and other
large enterprises were his.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
.EVANGELISTS FAIL To
Get THEM ALL He SAYS
BaptiStS Plan Much Work and
Several Outings for Long
Beach Sessions

LONG BEACH, July 21.-The officers
opening exercises last night and today
as extremely auspicious. The attend
ance of ministers and laymen from the
various charges is large. Features of
this mornings program were the ad-
dresses by Professor George D. knight
Of the University of Redlands and the
Rev Orville Coats, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Phoenix, Ariz.
Professor knights theme was "a Re-
ligious Subject from Robert Brown
ing" and he used as his text the
Browning quotation, God, thou art
love; 1 base my faith on that.
"The Coming Evangelism was the
subject of the Phoenix minister's talk.
He said In part:
Present day evangelism loses more
fish than 1t lands. 1t leaves standing
or trampled in the field more grain
than it gathers into the garner. Too
many people nowadays are simply
stirred, not saved The emotions are
touched, but the heart is unmoved."
Tonight, after q praise service led
by j. S. Travis and a select reading
by Miss Roena Walters, w. Leon
Tucker gave a report of the world s
Tomorrow mornings program at the
church will include: "Tennyson's Big
Hope" Professor George Knight; 1.-The
Life Abundant" w. H. Geistweit, D.
D., of Peoria, ILL.,
The Christian Endeavor will be in
charge of the meeting next Sunday at
6. q M, and the state Baptist Young
Peoples union will conduct similar
service Sunday evening, July 81. Sat
urday evening of this week an old
fashioned spelling match will be con-
Quoted by A. H. Collins.
The following young people have been
appointed an assembly reception com
mittee: Stanley Pratt, Arthur Cater,
Catherine Percival. Ewald Selph, Los
Angeles; George Hart, Lucy Lowell,
Long Beach; -1arion jacques, Corona;
H NJ. Conrad, San Bernardino; Lulu
Minter, Santa Ana; Bertha Randall
and Lloyd Elliott, Pasadena. The B.
Y. P. U. of Los Angeles will give a
banquet Tuesday evening, August 2.
The annual bonfire, merry event for
all, will be held Saturday evening"
July 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
PASADENA BREVITIEs

PASADENA, July PA fire of un-
known origin, but which is supposed
to have started from the suns rays
being reflected from a glass bottle or
tin can, burned over a strip 500 feet
wide by half a mile in length yester-
day afternoon in the arroyo in upper
Linda Vista. Several houses were en-
dangered. Fire Warden George Baker
with fifty volunteers from Pasadena
and Los Angeles extinguished the
flames.
Mrs. Robert ]. Burdette, on the oc-
casion of her birthday yesterday pre-
sented Throop institute with $4,000 to
be used in constructing the new build
ing. This is her second $4,000 gift to
the institute.
Judge H. II. Klamroth, secretary of
the local board of fire underwriters,
announces a reduction of the fire in
surance rates for the section east of
Lake avenue and north of Mountain
street. The new rate Is 40 cents per
$1O0 for the first year and so cents for
three years. The old rate was so cents
and $1.20.
Registration deputies report that
voters of Pasadena are slow in sign
ing up for the coming primaries, the
registration to date being 1000. The
books close next Wednesday for the
primary election to be held August 16.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
LONG BEACH ITEMS

LONG BEACH, July 21.-Consider-
able amusement was OCCaSiOned by the
request of a new guest at the Virginia
today that a bellbOy show him his
room As the guest had been at the
hotel for a day this caused surprise.
The man stated that he would have to
be shown to his apartment half a
dozen times, probably, before he could
find it unaided
Guy A. Inman and Harry Stewart
started on an automobile trip to San
Diego and Old Mexico Yesterday after
noon. Last night G. B. Bellows and
Frank f. Shaw left in the latter's car
for a trip to Wheeler Hot Springs,
Mrs. Emily HaWley has had plans
drawn for handsome rustic home on
the south side Of Signal hill, to cost
$4,000 Mrs. Hawley was largely inter
ested in the property recently sold for
use as a site for the proposed poly
technic school
A moonlight sail through the harbor
will be enjoyed by the Y. w. c. A.
outdoor club Friday night of this week.
The boats will start from the foot Of
West Third street.
Mrs John Riehl died suddenly at 8
o'clock this morning at the family
home, 503 Rose avenue, after long
illness She came here four years ago
from Minnesota. She is survived by
her husband, a son and a married
daughter.
A glass manufacturing company, de-
sirous of locating here, had representa-
tives before the chamber Of commerce
manufacture committee today In an
extensive session.
While Mr.. and Mrs. August Willie Of
Densmore street and Obispo avenue
We're on the Pike last night some one
stole their horse and buggy from an
alley near First Street and Pine. No
trace Of the outfit has been found
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
WANT CONTRACTOR TO
WAIT FOR HIS MONEY

LONG BEACH, July 21.-Because the
lowest bidder on the Eleventh street
school building contract refused to
finance the building until next January,
when there will be funds in hand for
his payment, the board of education
has decided to readvertise for bids, ex-
pecting that some contractor will come
forward with an agreement to build
the structure and wait for his money.
The same financial status applies to
proposed improvements in the Carroll
Park school building. Max Morlock
vas the lowest bidder on this work
and will be given the contract If he
will wait until January for his money.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
TDYLLWILD NOTES

IDYLLWILD, Strawberry Valley,
July 21.-A party which left this morn
ing on a three days trip to San Jacinto
peak includes Maj T. ]. Cochrane of
the Soldiers home at Sawtelle, Miss
Cochrane, DR.. Frank H. Gordon, Mrs.
Gordon, John Bogardus, c. A. Alley,
Prof. Girard and guide. The women
are making the trip on horseback
while the men are walking. In Tar
quitz they will be Joined by Robert
Jardlne, Hugh Cameron, lie Valley
Lund and Ira Perdue, who left Straw
berry valley the day before and
camped on Tarquitz peak last night
DR.. Walter Lindley, who came up
Saturday night, brought assurance
that the scenic route from Idyllwild to
Banning will be completed and open to
the public August Is. Varying in
width from 20 to 40 feet, thirty miles
in length and constructed on strictly
up-to-date engineering lines, this road
has nowhere a grade of over 10 per
cent and promises to be ideal for auto
mobile traffic
Mrs. E. F. Bogardus entertained a
few friends informally this afternoon
in her tent overlooking the raVine with
a jolly watermelon party. Later a
storytelling contest was enjoyed and
snapshots were taken of the company.
4.
with their guest, Miss Grace Sprague,
who have been camping here for two
weeks. are returning to Highland Park
Thursday.
The semi-weekly dances at the bun
galow are greatly enjoyed by the
younger set, and the big recreation
room with a blazing log fire in one
end presents gay scene each Tues
day and Saturday nights. Card tables
are also set for those caring to play
five hundred or bridge.
Earl c. Crandall and r. G. Anderson
came up for the week end, returning
to Los Angeles Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Bradford, who
were Idyllwlld guests over Sunday, re-
turned to Los Angeles Monday morn
ing, going down with William Lacey,
who was here for the week end, maxi
ing the round trip in his big Packard
car.
Recent arrivals are Miss Julia b.
Monette, Miss Enretta M. Gilbert, Miss
Gladys Moore, Los Angeles; c. A.
Alley, Pasadena; Mrs. F. r. Smith and
sons, Alhambra; John ]. Bogardus,
Hollywood; Mrs. N. H. Johnson, Miss
Harriet Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
INSTITUTE NEW LODGE

PASADENA, July 22.-Golden Star
lodge No. 3S, Knights of Pythias, a
new order in Pasadena, was duly in
stituted last night by James G. owen,
deputy grand chancellor of the order,
assisted by Judge Charles G. Noyes,
prelate, and H. c. Aldrich, vice chan
cellOr of Helmet lodge, Los Angeles.
together with the drill team of that
order. The new lodge starts with a
charter membership of siXty-nine,
thirty-five of whom are new members
and the balance transferred by card.
The officers installed We're: J. A.
Coates, chancellor commander; G. f.
Willis, vice chancellor, Z. II. Burnham,
prelate; F W. Heiderich, master of
work; J. w. Shafer, keeper of record
and seal; q. J. Griffith, master of
finance; f. M. Williams, master of ex-
chequer; A. f, Fevergeon, master at
arms; James Barnard, inner guard ;
William H. Goetz, outer guard; e. f.
Thomas, William Goetz and J. w
Latcham, trustees; e. T. Thomas, L.
II. EndicOtt, O. J. Griffith and r. NJ
Williams, past chancellors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
VENICE
Circulation-HOnls All; Sunset SSe1.
\ COrrespondent-Home aSS1i Sunset 7e1.
REFUSES TO TAKE OUT
LICENSE; IS ARRESTED
Venice Shooting Gallery Propri-
etor to Be Tried by
City Recorder

VENICE, July 21.-By complaint of
Marshal George II. Nettleton, Score
w. Allen. who conducts a shooting
gallery on Windward avenue, was ar
rested today because he refused to
take out city license. The marshal
said he made frequent attempts to
collect the amount of a license, but
each time Allen turned him down.
Allen pleaded not guilty to the charge
and will be tried by City Recorder
w. A Rennie next Monday afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
Marshal Nettleton announced that he
will enforce the license ordinance
strictly and declared he will arrest all
who refuse to pay. Under the present
system there is a license required by
the city on practically every form of
business conducted here.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
PIRATES IN LAUNCH LOOT
WRECKED LONG BEACH PIER

LONG BEACH, July 21.-It was ascertained
TODAY that in addition TO the other things
stolen from the outer wharf by pirates since
the pier was broken in two by the neaVy
seas of a few weeks ago big ticket pooth %
oIeo had been carted off by the thieves. The
hootb &c one about five by eight feet in moor
dimensions and about eight feet high.
Patrolmen along the waterfront reported 70
b,,g-cbur of a launch near the outer wharf
shortly after midnight, but supposed at the
time that the boat bringing piling TO be
used in the pier repair. No lights were seen %
boat was the one on which the assortment OF
tools and other plunder was loaded f. ;.
craig Of the board of public works helleVes the
-o1ertv was stolen by men living in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
DISAPPEARED; BACK
AFTER THREE YEARS

LONG BEACH, July CIV. II. Turner, for
-,,erlyy of This city and now residing at 5l
Pico street Los Angeles, disappeared from
this city mysteriously three years ago, Just
after assisting at the home OF MT. and MIS-
p Tavlor unon the occasion of their daugh-
ter's wedding Two months ago Turner re
appeared on the streets Of Los Angeles, ana
Yesterday he came TO Long Beach TO coilect
So owed him by Mr.. Taylor for his services Oh
the night of his disappearance.
Turner was believed to be dead after having
been away for long time, and his properly
vas disposed OF by law. Yesterday he gave
his friends here the first explanation Of his dis
anpearance He said that after the Taylor
wedding he decided to go to Los Angeles. He
o,i5erad unconscious He had nothing in his
rockets by which he could be Identified. Later
he was placed In an institution for treatment
his condition being that Of dazed man.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
SANTA MONICA
OirculAtion-Home A71l, Sunset 1851.
oorrespOndent--HOme AssI; Sunset 7s1.
COURT SCORES WOMAN
FOR CAUSING ARREST
Man Charged with Battery Is
Dismissed on Lack of
Evidence

SANTA MONICA, July 21.--Mark
Thompson, brought before Police Judge
Carrillo today on a charge of battery
preferred by Mrs. II. Richman, was
dismissed by the court for lack of evil
dence. Mrs. Richman's husband, who
is a tailor, was unable to identify
Thompson as the one who attacked his
wife. Judge Carrillo declared the case
to be one of mistaken identity, and
severely scored Richman for having
Thompson arrested without stronger
evidence against him. Thompson was
formerly district attorney at Santa
Cruz, N. M, and is well known law
yer of the new state Accompanying
him to court, prepared to defend his
character if necessary, were the pres
ent district attorney the sheriff and
superior court judge from Thompsons
home city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
Late Nervs from the Neighb0ri1g TOWNS and Cities

were looking for him with an ak yes
terday are willing to give him another
show owing to the fact that he re-
ported a drop in the temperature last
evening to 50 degrees, with prospects
of a break in the recent hot spell. Co
operative Observer Edwin Server re-
ports that the temperature yesterday
at one time reached los, but that it
remained at that figure for few min
utes only. For an hour just before
noon his government thermometer
stood at the 100 mark with a humidity
Of "a per cent. The SANDY Annie"
wind storm which came up at II
o'clock and which registered a velocity
of from to 16 miles an hour brought
the temperature down to reasonable
proportions, and the people are rest
ing in comparative comfort, thinking
of their less fortunate friends in the
east
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
PROMENADE A WALK OR
HIGHWAY, Is QUESTION
Lawsuit Forces Santa Monica to
Make Decision

SANTA MONICA. July G.-Mayor T. H.
Dudley and the city council have been called
on to decide whether the new concrete ocean
front promenade is simply a walk or public
highway which may be used for all traffic
purposes. This fine walk, twenty feet In width
and more than mile in length, was recently
completed and opened to the public
In a complaint filed in a lawsuit pending in
the superior court a property owner makes the
claim that the promenade is street or ave-
nue. ami may be used by automobiles and
teams 1t is claimed by number Of citizens
that the intention to build walk for
pedestrians only and they ask the city Off
cials TO give them opinion on the question
a once.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
CARRIERS ARE HOBBY OF
SANTA MONICA BURGLARS

SANTA MONICA, July 21.-When H.
Towne opened his grocery and notion
store at Third street and Fremont
avenue this morning for business he
discovered evidences of the place haV-
ing been burglarized some time last
night. A hasty inventory of his small
stock of goods showed a watch, several
pairs of hose supporters, dozen cakes
of soap and bag of apples to be miss
ing. Entrance had been made by
breaking a large window in the front
of the store and the place had then
been completely ransacked. Other ar
ticles of greater value were overlooked
by the burglars. who exhibited de-
cided preference for the hose support
ore
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
HOUSEWIVES DEPLORE
CEMENT DUST NUISANCE
Are Witnesses in Suit Against
Cotton Company

SAN BEREARDINO, July 21.-A number of
housewives today testified in the suit OF the
Cotton orange growers against the Cotton ce-
ment company. They declared that the dust
from the cement plant was a constant menace
getting into their houses, covering furniture
and proving very annoying and damaging
mint lar OF cement collected from screen
sleeping room which had not been swept for
three weeks was exhibited. Following these
witnesses Chemist Edward S. Babcock Of Riv-
erside was called for the plaintiffs, and testi-
fed as to an analysis he had made Of dust
from the affected groves. He also showed sew
eral rock like specimens which he had nodded
out Of the dust.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
TO GIVE DANCE

VENICE, July 21.--The South Coast
Civic league will give d benefit dance
at Venice dance pavilion next Friday
night for the vacation home fer work
ing girls here. There are ten girls
now spending their summer vacation
as guests of the league. Each girl Is
allowed one week at the beach and in
the course of the summer several score
Los Angeles working girls are given a
pleasant outing. The league has es-
tablished a large home on the Grand
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
TO BUILD MoRTUARY CHAPEL

will build a mortuary chapel on the
corner of Olive avenue and Sixth
street, on which work will be started
early next week Two houses will be
moved from the lots on which the
chapel is to be built. The building Is
to be of brick with black mortar, and
will be of handsome design and fitted
up in the best manner for the work.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
TELEPHONE CAUSES ROW

LONG EABCH, July 21.--Mrs. Emma Bond,
1895 American avenue, is alleged to have used
while talking with a neighbor Mrs. Emma
Rucey. over the telephone last night. Mrs
Bucey was conversing with the other woman
from Mrs Bond to Mrs. Bucey's son for aid IN
tearing down a barn.
Mrs Bucey caused the arrest Of the other
woman today on a warrant issued IN Jusuce
I}ravton's court She charges that Mrs. Bond
called her numerous names.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
EXHAUST PIPE SUPPLY

REDLANDS, July 21.-Inability to
get pipe from Los Angeles has caused
the stopping of all work on the water
system for the Yucaipa valley. One
mile of the pipe line has been com
pleted and the trenches have been dug
for two miles more but no pipe is
available, hence the engineers and
laborers have been laid off. The COM
pany's payroll on the work was $1,000
a week. The strike of iron workers IS
said to be responsible for the failure
of the company to deliver pipe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
COUGHS UP NAIL

LONG BEACH, July 21,-Turning MS head
s,,5deniy to observe a passerby, Walter Norris
a carnenter at work ahinEling a house, today
ruiped down a shingle-na which he had In
his mouth, and It caught in his throat Fear,
80 q nbvsician's Office STAND on your head"
ordered the medico Morris did so. after clear
ing out space in one corner OF the onice
After a second the nail fell out OF MS mouth
and rattled upon the office moor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
MAKES RECORD BUN

SAN BERNARDINO. July 21.-Harry Lord
made a record run to Huston Flats. two miles
beyond Skyand Heights, on the san Bernar-
dino mountains today He left here at 5
o'clock last evening on a Reading Standard,
az horsepower, single motorcycle. and was at
Huston Flats four hours later. He left Hus-
ton Flats this morning at o'clock and
rived here at s:35 This makes a new endur-
ance run for the Reading Standard.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
DOG THOUGHT MAD

SANTA MONICA, July 21.-William
Minger of Westgate suffers much pain
as the result of being bitten by a dog
which is said to have been attacked
with rabies. The head of the dog has
been sent to Los Angeles for exam
ination. Minger is a merchant at
Westgate and is a brother of I. w.
Minger, agent for the Los Angeles
Pacific railway at North Beach sta
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-22
WOULD REPAIR PIER

VENICE, July 21.-Charles Corbaley
has submitted a bid for the construc-
tion of a proposed pier into the sea
from the foot of Mildred avenue to the
Abbot Kinney company. He said he
can build a concrete pier of the design
desired for 100000 The matter has
been taken under consideration by the
company, which has not definitely de-
cided upon constructing the pier.