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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
snei WiIlion.n Dol.
Tie Spfer.
1emtiHes . 1beater.
Baron psn gpolipeen umo Satin ais
Gdiie einoelaeen.

Strr Wols,r sSiiter=@ttsH, Der ge.
nefisioni oss 1su;ihsn 9beatsrs ON
n1hiien Spnntas, iit nit Dem Didtsr
grnii bon WoIsogsn uno 'elnsr Sais
tin felt Sabrsn eng bsirsunest. 9ittsr
uno Satin bsfinpen iih sur 3sit auf
elmer gournss burh bic Wereinlg'sn
Siaotsn uro baIten iih eessnfpdr'ls in
gbicoso aui. 5.rr 5iidsrsattsn BOT
fsinen alien 1rtuno sins.Iaeen, ntr
aufiiibruns feinss eu'ilpisls Dit
ainosr Der Gresnsu5" i'm Deuti6sn
Stsdtsr in Cincinnati bsiSuipohnen
une feline Jrau 8smoblin mi.subrins
gen. ga bic 5.rriha't,n in Der Wsihs
nah.spohe tein. engagements hnbsn,
- oiirits bic ginIaouns ansenommtu
p.yoen uno Cincinnati piro oas 8.rs
eniiesn babsn. DsuiIdlanos bsru1nt,n
Sotnri.sr nsbIi isiuer, bur6 Sd6n'
hsit bs.ann:sn bsHsrsn 5dlitt in 'sinsn
Wauern su Ish:n. Ter Ibeno osr'
ipridi audi in tiiniiIeriiher geSishuns
ein Grsisnib 81 ipero.n. itosnfaus
tam cine kIi.rs Wsihnahiss llntertaI.
ting uit,i ssbo.sn ipereen. gas fas
moie 2uitipiel hi. 2inhsr Der Grs
tsllens" Isitst Die Ycritslluns ,in. Das
9lbn,nrert fpriibi BON 0siit uno hus
NOR uno in bsitanoi1 auf oem glros
aromm Der osutiten gubnsn 81 finosn.
Der 9it!.r osrItsht ss. Isin publiium
su feH.ln unb cine tpcblthusnbs 5siters
.sit ppm 9tginu bis gum ShIub oss
Siiids su enttpid.In. Der gsneiiSidn..
5.rr 70. 1yiitsrs4h.,n, ipi,It be
oouptrou,, ben ~Dlajor BON Rusen.
unb ipirb ibr nidts ituleie bI.iben.
Die anosrsn r,ti ban.b1rtn IuFsab.n
fino nit ben Sdupttrditsr beg On
I,mbiss bef,gt. an bic Wi,oersabe
bon Die qinb.r Der grtelI,ns" ihlisbi
iich ais slpsiisr 9hsil bss absnbs Gin
,gunier 4bsnb la Wolsoeen" on, in
tp.ltem bic 11msn 4mdnoa Blum,
ans.!s gron.. Settle Wiillsr uuo oi.
S.rrsn s5r.bi 4mbroeio. 80. Slider.
9hisr. Sars Guritu.r. lllrih 5aupi
unb s. e. Stmib ihr b,'iss a0nnsn
CUR @sliuns bring.n. DIES In Sas
eriis Wa!. oab bieis mcb,rne Rihiuna
bon tt.airalifhsn Gsniiii.n in ,onoens
'irter Jorm bier ssbot.n pirb uno TolI.
is aIlsemsinsm SnisreTs begssnsn. Di.
usu,f;sr1 E@fhfnnsv n1If hpu G1phi.ts hsy
Cpersit,. gans=0uetts, GoupI.is. bu.
moriiiifhe 9orsrGes uno aRbsr.s in i'm
progrumm entbdIisn. all.s in alien eiu
ouserleiener Siraub iiini,lsriiftl
eed.rbiHsn. - Borperinuf Der 2idsis
bel Otto aas, 0int unb eiber.p Str,
8. 81. gheobalo, 1919 Din. Strab.
unb an Der 9orsSffiee bss Gront
Opera 5ouie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
Sbentiiisirt.

Ter unbe.ann.e Wann, tpslfer, ipie
eei.srn berihie.. am Worids abeno
nahe Der ar.usung Der 3. unb 8. Gis
Isnbabn uno Der at.sn Gtrabe BON
sinem 3use iiberiahr.n unb Iebensse.
fdbrlih perlest ipurb.. lit stiiern als
Der 2 9Sntr. aI.s nerb,iroihkte Wetser
Sobn Delantp BON $40. 325 ailgour
Sirabe ioentifisiri tnoroen. Gelonp
bsfcno fih auf oem 5simnes. BON Der
arbeii, als er auf irseno elm. Weiis
bon Der Qo,omo.ipe zines 9. unb 8.
3up.s seiroffen uuo nisb.rserifsH
tpurbe. Der 3uftano o.s gerunsIiids
ten, tptlftr einen Sf,dbelbruh erlittsn
bat uub ipelttm oi. red!e 5ano bonn
arm. a:trennt tpuroe. btfinbet iit in
duberit bebsnilihem 3uiianos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
Spe)ial /. ausitslluusen i'm Qunit'
muItum.

Dem 9uni.muisum i'm Chen par.
tinen geluh ab3ufiaiien. III um bic ies
sise Sci. btionbsrs lotenEuer.b. btnn
bort fub eeeenp6riis slpei Spesials
ausItelungen untersebraht. Die ipids
iia.re iii bic Misunderstanding bes
fransoiiiden eanbihdfters W. !.
Smiu pb.r M. ]. GIaoel, pi. er nit
ieintm ipir,Iiden Rnmen heibt. Der
aiini.Ier fpurbe 1850 in poris seboren
unb su i.inen 2.brsrn sdblie aud Der
g.uiine Carl aupoiIes. gr III Rits
ter Der GbrenIegion uue ieine Wsrss
iinb mebrfah eurt 9srlsihuns BON
Meeaill.n uns 9iplcmen ausatseids
net ncroen. Die .sausi.etIune.
ipeIbe BON bier nah 3oiebo esbi, ums
fabt 77Gtigemdlbe uno poiiene. unier
lpsItsn iih .inis. aanoihafisn btfins
ben, bic bas eni3iideu osrihieotnsr
Barrier Salons aeiunbeu habsn.
1i. sp.it. 4usItenune sntbdItDsrs
I. omsri,dniiher Juui,rator.n unb
mir finotn i'm aaialos nift peniesr
aIs 63 Namsn. Di. Werie umfaFsn
isbss gknrs unb seben cine Sb.e bon
bsm bobsn S.ano. ben bi. amsriianis
Ife Snuiiraiionsiunii sinnimmt. Der
itisosne Der Sahtn iiuo pirilifs
aunjiper.e unb uutsr alien umitdnoen
Der g,iihiisuns lpsrih. Tas bsu!ih=
omtriianiihe aiinitlsribum III burd
gbmunb gihs. 2luibur gedtr. Georae
grsbm, o. JiH.. aribur Ssmine. g.
6iller. Sisismunb b. SDanopsii. 9rs
ibur asller. gouis Qoeb. Soi,pb qens
neu, gernarbRoienmtper. aiber.Wens
sell, Roberi Wilobad uno Diaiam, ,yas
eobs pertrsisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
g6leiboieb
Gnipenbet ,uanlio inboiiirie Sheds
Der Singtr seuiae Wlad]ine So.

aus Der Ofiie. Der Sinstr Setpins
Mahins Co.. i'm sfpsiien Stodpsrt oes
Osbduoes an Der Giibip.ii.Gde Der 4.
unb Gin Strobe ipurben eeliern tpdbs
renb Der Witidespnufe BON ein,m
ShIeihoitbe einiee sfpansie inboHirts
gbeds seiicbien. Inter oenfelben bes
fonben iid, sipansis 81 Guniten Der
Sinetr Ssping Wafine 60. ousses
fielIte gbeds. p1brenb Gin anbersr
gbed iib.r $35 ron Geo. 9. Grimm
an Charles goutslI auf bic 9rities
Jiiufis Roiionalban' ausseiient uno
inooHirt 1T. auberbsm rpuroe eins
poItnnipeiIuns In Der COB. BON $81.S5
asitoblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
" { ~ , o TT.

Gie Nemport Sffiee iHr bas yGin.
einHntier @Olfsblatt" bciinoet ,dl in
Hu. 339 gorf Strahe, grscnnber bem
Gonrtbanie, iuoiclbit Neuiafeitcn, An.
scigen II. 7. IN. big 10 llbr As Nlinntru
Abeao5 cutscaenacnommcu merben.
Selepbun Somh 2401. q
- SOIeph Galsp pertlasts in.
areisgeri6te Wm. 4noreps auf $4,000
ShaoeneriaB Degen ungeIsBIiter Der
baftung. Der 8ertlagts erlanote .inen
G-1usiuhungsbeFebl gegen ben alda.-
uno tpuroe Gallep nsrbaftet. Die 3eus
aenausiugen DOR 5rieoensritter glsue
ION ergaben jeoo6 tein Rtiultot uno
Inubte Der 8er9aftete entlaFen tperber.
-9enrp SuehIer oertlugte Srancis
Runetamp auf 3abIune bon S3O.10
fir sslsiitste 4rbsit.
- 5eiratbsi6eine erbieltsn: Qlbsrr
8ausbn, 27, uno fSlO so. garnlp, q,
beioe BON Muncie, Snb.; 9bomas Sefs
ferfon, 20, unb 9arnab Bubbles, 81,
bsibs BON 8ebforb gitp, go.
Sm Safe bes S,afetp 2sibe uno
8auz8ersins sesen Samss 6. ReaeD,
Durbe i'm areisgeritt Elm urtbeil gu
9uniten bes alGeers abgegeben uno
Der Moftsr gormiTioner beauftraar,
Giaentbum in 9apton, ab., au perz
fn,ffpn Inn bns 1Irthtil fir S101d 81,
befriebieen. Dessleihen i'm Safe BON
eIas sessn Glas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

- Die Taptou unb gelIspus Silent
Eden SduIen psrosn ON 5reitag iib:r
bic sSeiertage gsfhIoIen tperoer.
Sr elmer SiBung oes Staotratts
BON 9dpton lpuroe beidloTen, bic 8ss
rettiome fir cine Strabenbdbns2tnis
i'm Citsrbs gu pertaufsn. Die 4n9ebot.
fir etnsn gIb5ugstanaI an Der Ssrrace
Ioenus unb 3. 2tptnue lpurbsu Der,
norfen. Die 9sitsuerung Der 6. uab
8. Giienbabn iou fir Gapton SAT, :
Oil betragen, ipuroe an9snOmmeu.
- 5suts Rahmittu9 finbst bas 2sis
dsnbssdngnib Der Deritorbsrsn 5rau
6enrp Raqls, BON Der WobHuHs go.
316 Gopte Qps., gsQepue, aus itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
Nms ben, Voli3eigeri9t. !.

gborIes Brotpn, tp,lGer bon benz
polisiiten ssrdel babel obsefnBt ipur.
bt, als er an Der Gde ber peuri uno
Woin GiraBe bon einem Wasen Der
Mboms Grpreb Company 5iDei G6a4e
teIn nit Ganbp entnenbete, tpurbe in
Nnbetraht feiner Worftrdfen 5u 30
1osen Nrbeitsbaus, $25 unb Hoften
beruribeilt.
Cine Gbnlihe 9bot bate yreb.
monsler besansen. inbem e. bon ei1
mem onoeren Masen ber Rrogtr'f 'fhen
Grocery. Gde 0lorenfe Mpe. unb Gben
Part eine Riff gigarren fail. CT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

Sm 2oial. bes 6trrn 5rans R.6s
ers, golerdtn Npe. unb airbp Roob,
fanb oeIiern 4bsno bic idbrIihe g.ams
t.nipabI bts .0ooof.aop Smoi.r Ca
iiuo- fsai.. p.lde folasnbes Rsfultat
sraab: VrdFo.ni. 6arriion5eis; 0i3e'
prdFeent. Saeob jris; prot. Setr.,
benrp gii.r.amp; Gin. Sstr.. Gkorst
Giss; ShaBmeii.er. Gbas. 6 briitmdn;
srui,..s: Soi. gridel, Boitfrieo NE
Der uno ausuit gofi.; Sers.ontsats
arms, GIap!on Glasgow. Rat BE-
.nbiauna Der Wahl, bic iid .iner res
e.n geib.iIieune erfreute, faHb Elm ses
miiibIifss gau.eit HIATT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
95otliHer Ztnrs.
Neser faflt BEN 4. Stedwerf aus in
b.n synbranbli&aAt.

Der az Sabr. uIte gsser Sobn
Smitb. Elm aneetelttr Der Wbist.ps
unb Weins6 6ano!une Der gei!mans
5obnion Co., go o.90s- -91s Spcamors
Ctr, iiiir5ie seiiern Rd6mitias pats
renb Der 4rbeii pom A. Siodiperi aus
burh ben g!epatorihndt in bas CRIB
eefhob binob unb tpurbe auf bsrSisae
gei0biei. Die nokr.n llniidnos Deg
unfo[s lisben jih nod nihi feititelIen.
ba Der LETTER, BON ,sinem auesnsens
gen eeieben tpurbs. Die 5erihmetterte
leif< bee Derunsliitisn purbe tur5
nah 8 llbr auf oem GuBboben bes
gIsDotorfdahies oufsefunben. Diss
ielbe fpurbs nuf anorbnuns bes Goros
nsrs nnh Der Worgut gtbratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

tam, ba er iid bisber einss suten 2sus
munbs erfreute. nit elmer GkIbitrafe
BON $25 unb Rotten bapon.
Robert 1enains bate Jrau albert
Solfers unter bem 0oresben. bon ihs
rem Wanne eefhidt fporben gu fein,
sur 6sraussnbe bon $15 peranIabt.
Gr tpurb. seiiern peeen getruees init
elmer Strnfs BON 30 gnaen Mrbeitss
bous. $50 uno aoiten beIest.
Der Oriehe Menbotinis, fpeIher
ans,slaet mar, eine Mnsobl 2dnbsI,uts
um srob,re .0elobetrdge befhDinbeli
su baben, tpuros freiseIprohen. ba e
iih bsrousitellie, bab bic anse6littn
@srbretsn in aentudp besaneen tpcrs
ten paren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
paMtltoa.

Snmiltun Anseiaeu, QpfaI.g stt3ea
anb NeMgfeifea Enn absngebeu G6e
btr 4. nns Charles strafe. lluin
Naeut FIR pamiltOa iuohut 30. 3O1
Qerb 1srsnt Ctr. 1eIepbsn Gamiitsn
l376.H. 3sIepbou mnieres u ofreiVsn'
benfen: 1913 Y Sea.
Der Birib Sof,pb Gdert, Don
Der 6igb unb WfilI Gtrabe, fpel6er am
Sonuias gioraen um 3 llbr einen Rel
f,I gi,r per.ouf.e unb BON Der polis
sei perhaitet ipurbs. besabl.e seftern
Worgsn $25 uno qoi.en als Gtrofs.
Irant Woii. purbe porIsstsn
Ib.ub auf bi. ar.laee BON Qi3si.
Wiflsr i'm eaele 6oiel O,bduoe tpes:n
Jrisbsnsbruhs erbaftsi uno seitsrn
Wors.n i'm qoIississrihi um S. unb
aOiitn bsiirafi.
- Der Stalisn.r Sobn 4rbegna.
pslter friiber fir bi. 6. 8. uno D.
gabn arbeiteie. ipurbe eei,ern Worgsn
tpessn aohlenbisbTsahis perbaFtet uno
um $40 uno Rotten beiiraft.
- Die bieiiesn beutihsn airhen ba.
ben bieits Sabr. pis ublih, fur bic
s}sisr bes Weibnahisfeiiss Elm intsrsI.
fanies prosramm aufpeiieIi.
- Jr.b. 6. Qubipig purbe. aIs
RahlaBDerpalier bss peri,orbensu
2ouis 3reutsI ernannt unb leijtete
garsfbaft i'm Yeirase BON 5000.
- Die Dobnuns Der syrau Settle
Cooper. gde Der Bart Apenue uno
Porb 3 Sirobe. uurbe ssliern Wors
gen bur4 5euer unbeo.utenb bef&6'
oisi. +.
- g6arl.s 2eipis. Elm glers in
cem 0sfddfi BON Sofepb Simon &
SO. in Wiocletonn, tpuroe ouf be
4nilase. esitob!ens Wonren pon benz
1arbissn Din. Sonss sesuuft su babea.
perbdftet uno unter $500 Biirgi9oft
ben 8robseihpprenen uberipieien. Die
Waar.n fpurbsn anesbIih in portss
mouth ssiioblsn uno per Grpreb nan
Wioblstorn seihidt.
5rl. gmma Shred. bic Snpes
fer BON 6ermonn Shred. fonb 4uis
nobn,e I'm Werep 6cipiiaI. no iie lih
elmer Operation un.er5og.
- Die folgenbsn Biirser tpurhen
otitern fir ben Od1norenenoienit fiir
ben Januar Isrmin bes Deri6ts etScs
gen: @roBselhDorene: gilmore anners
ion, 1oirfielb 1p.; Gbporb 3. gout.
Nobiion Up; W. e. Worris. Rob
Up; u. ). Garnsr, Worgan 1p.; O.
20. 9rni.. Grant gopb. Cute Wruns
non, 0nmiIion; 6arrp Z. Wilfon.
Wiobletotpn; Wm. W. Rboooes. Qis
btrtp 1n.; Ri!ion 3. Runpon. Union
1p.; Sobn I'd. Galbpen. ct. Clair
1p.; gsorg. 9isborf, 1omilion; Jobn
Deter. Riltp sp.; gsorse ". Gbdffsr,
Mibolsiopn; Jrani 5arrett. 6onoDsr
5olpnfbip. petit 5urp: Charles
Giepton. Rob Up; g6porb Qobman.
6anil!on; Grant grelsforb. D0pne
9p.; ]. 8. Oaits. Niiep 1p.; Jobn
Ridnsr. 6dmilton; 4brobom 10. Aeits
ner. Union 2p.; Jobn JdsperiRo. 81.
Clair 9t.; 9obn 3. Ndin. Wtbble,
ioDn; pbilip Woreentbaler. 0amils
ton; Gtorles 70. Qerr. 9emsn ~;
Gtorks Q. Bold unb Wiuiam IN.
net, 0omilton.
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GliitoM 9eisbts 0eianspsrrin.

Der Clifton 6sisb.s Gsiansrertin
bat pisbsrum gorb,rsiiunsen Su elmer
biibihen Weihnah!sfeier seiroffen. Die
iiH.rIih ben geifoa alIsr WitgIisber
fiEben ipirb.
Hebii gasar. gefang unb Tang
tommi isben Gag. Sonuias. %. uno
Wontae. 26. DECEMBER. bas semii.ha
pole W.ihnahisfefipisl: Die 3psrae
pcm aoi.eIbera" in BETTER Meiis sur
auffiibrung. Gos prosramm bieriur
lou!si:
Ginleiiuns. Ghor: aDs Raria, BON
Wieior Rebler.
.gn bic 6eimotb. 6ugo SunoI,
1ehfpisI.
Verfonen:
3ostkn Elid IeIt.
0utbsr3 Rormd Desrfer
qeutbolb Peifie Saub.rt
Grobmuih Gieonore lor.n5
Ednidfhnnd 6arrp Retih
9rippelirapp alma 6ep:l
e;nome Grioa aeidt
(ynomen.)
6ons 5rant Wudenfub
Crete Glorens Wludenfub
(8auerufinber.)
Walbbere Mbolf Weeer
anehi Ruprehi Soeob gedsr
Bertha Juus
OretGen NoHert
Nathilbe QprenS
(gbor Der Gnsel.)
4niong in jtben Tag punt s lltr
Abenbs. Die Gs0ffnuna Der aoue 2
ubr Nd4mitings. Nbenbs 1ans.
Mitslieoer unb Grsunbe finD eines!a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
CT lpurbe mad benz 9ofpitol &c.

IN. CT ,purbe na1 benz 3oipitol &C.
brndt.
NanDem bos gobil'ffe gebdub.
ehnfaus in einen Shnttbaufen pers
panbelt mar, perbreitete fit bas sie'
rige CLEMENT iibsr bas GebduDe ber
gpirituoienfabrii BON gsttmann.
Sobnion q 60. Der bintsre 9beil
ots Gobriisebdubes an GbsapiiOe itehi
in Glamm,n.
100000 GHoben.
3fpansis Minuien mad 4 llbr iianp
oas 9sbdube bon grieb, pflsesr &:
60. In heIlen Jlammen uno ebtnio
trannte bic llniieo Stotes Qeoiber 60.
lihtsrIob. gsibs g,bdubs finp niti
3n reiten.
Der GkiammiIdaosn bstrdst mins
beftens
spei WiIlionsn Dollars.
Die Spfer.
.3tpei 5suertrehrl.ute uno Elm anate
Iinb ums 9tbtu seiommsn uno 5fuei
JtuerpehrIeuis bobeu ihpere 9ers
Isbunser erIiiisn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
VENICE
CircuIation-Homs 471I; Sunset 1851.
CONGRATULATIONS ASH; Sunset 7S1.
VENICE BAND LEADER
VICTIM OF PETTY TRICK
MiscreantS Destroy Professors
Classical Music Shortly
Before Concert

VENICE, Sept. 12.-It was with an
exclamation of great astonishment that
Prof. Manfredi Chiaffarelli, leader Of
the Venice of America band, opened
his music case at the bandstand and
found numerous sheets and folios of
classical music torn into shreds. The
discovery was made just few mo-
ments previous to the time for opening
the afternoon concert and a rapid In
vestigation showed the leader that sew
eral of the selections on the program
were included in the work of destruc-
ton. AS Prof. Chiaffarelli will not per-
nit his men to play classical compost
tions without the notes directly before
their eyes, he quickly shifted the num-
bers on the program and the band
played on as if nothing unusual had oc-
Cured.
Some time ago several players were
released by Prof. Chiaffarelli, and 1t Is
his opinion and also that of his friends
that the music was destroyed out OF a
spirit of revenge. The pieces torn to
bits by the miscreants were very Valu-
able and their absence has made per-
ceptible difference in the quality of the
programs. The folios will be replaced
at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
SANTA ANA
ORANGE COUNTY QUEEN
CHOOSES HONOR MAIDS
Her Majesty EmmeIine viii Reign
with Retinue Selected from
Several Towns
office S1B n. Sycamore.
PhOnes-Hems s1S; Sunset Black TSa.

SANTA ANA, Sept. 12.-Miss Em'
incline Peterson, who will be queen Of
the Orange County carnival of Pro
ducts, has now the following retinue
of maids of honor, chosen from the
various towns of the county: Misses
Mary Wakeham of Santa Ana, Edith
Brenn and Helen Craemer of Orange,
Daisy Edwards of Westminster, Grace
Brodericks of Newport Beach, Agnes
Hardin of Buena Park, Ella Proud of
Fullerton. Goldie Brentlinger of Gar
den Grove and Marie Bushard of Hunt
ington Beach. There remains rep
resentative to be chosen by Anaheim.
At a meeting held this afternoon by
the queen and her court, plans were
outlined for the pageant of royalty
which will be so brilliant part of the
street parades and festivities during
the three days of the carnival, october
6, and s.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
CHAMPION ATHLETE
GUEST At. BANQUET
Fred C. Thomson, New Long
Beach Y. M. C. A. Physical
Director, Is H0nored

LONG BEACH. Sept. 12.-Several
hundred friends and admirers of Fred
C. Thomson, new physical director of
the Long Beach Y. NJ. c. A. and
champion amateur athlete of the Unit
ed States, gathered around a banquet
board at the Y. NJ. c. A. building on
Locust avenue tonight, in his honor
The dining room was decorated with
splendid taste. and the table service
was of the highest order. P. E. Hatch
acted as toastmaster and the program
was as follows:
Liberal Education" Prof. James D.
Graham, principal of the Long Beach
schools; Gymnasium Work that
Pays" Edwin A. Merwin, former ply
sical director of the Long Beach
branch of athletics; "Calisthenics,"
Leslie Lynn; 1.-The Association and the
Church." Rev. H. K. Booth, pastor
of the Long Beach Congregational
church.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
CHAUFFEUR ENVELOPED IN
GAS FLAME ESCAPES BURNS

LONG BEACH, Sept. 12.-E. H. Gray,
an employe of the B. and r. garage
knows how it fels to stand as a monu-
ment of flame, because he stood en-
veloped in a heavy blaze of gasoline at
the garage today. A $1,000 Alec car
also came near being destroyed by the
same fire.
Gray was cleaning portions of the
machine, and there was much gasoline
in evidence, both on his clothing and
spread over the floor. He lit cigar
cite, and with a flash the huge flame
shot inward. The fire was smothered
only by Gray running to the front of
the building and rolling over on rug
The lower part of his body was badly
singed and his clothing was scorched,
but there was very little pain from the
accident.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
SAN BERNARDINO
Onice 43s Csurt street.
PhOnes-Homo A42I Sunset Mai1 A42.
PROSECUTOR DENOUNCED
BY PRISONER ATTORNEY
San Bernardino Man Creates a
Sensation in Court Dur
ing His Trial

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. PC.
H. Scott, ',ho is acting as his own at
torney in a case in which he is
charged with embezzlement, created a
sensation in the courtroom today
when he shook his finger at w. E.
Bryne, district attorney, and called
him a cur
The attack of Scott followed allie
cations of Bryne regarding the de-
fendant's character.
The alleged embezzler called to the
stand Parker Marean, son of the wom-
an he is charged with having embez-
zled diamonds from, and re-examined
him regarding previous testimony to
the effect that he had been with his
mother the entire time that Scott was
with her in San Francisco. George P.
Cotton Of Huntington Park and wife
told of having noticed Scott and Mrs.
Marean together coming down from
San Francisco on the boat, and said
that they did not see her son.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
HEAVY GROUND SWELL
OVERRUNS BREAKWATER
Steamer Olympic at Miner Fill
Parts Lines but Reaches
Inner Harbor

SAN PEDRO, Sept 12.-One of the
heaviest ground swells from the south
east In years was running today and
surged over the breakwater at times.
The breakers were highest on the Ter
minal beach, where they reached near
ly fifteen feet. No damage has been
reported. The steamer Olympic, dis
charging lumber at the Miner I'LL, part
ed her lines and was compelled TO come
into the inner harbor for safety The
east channel on the Miner fill is now
exposed to a southeast storm, but
when the Huntington fill is completed
and the gap in the breakwater closed,
vessels will be as safe there as In the
inner harbor
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
RIVERSIDE
MAKES PEN
SKETCH AND IS FREED
Accused vagrant Displays Art
Ability to Prove State
ment to Court

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 12.-John Doe, ar
rested for vagrancy in White park last
night. was allowed his freedom this
morning by Justice Holton Webb,
who was moved by the straightforward
story told by the prisoner.
He claimed to have been in the en-
ploy at one time in the lithographing
department of a Los Angeles paper. He
had just returned to California from
the east, where d house by which he
had been employed failed. He reached
Cotton yesterday penniless and walked
to Riverside.
The judge handed the prisoner bit
of paper and a pen. In two minutes
he produced a sketch that proved he
was newspaper artist. The court dis
missed him from custody.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
PIONEER WILL CELEBRATE
EIGHTY-FFTH BIRTHDAY

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 1.-THE Rev.
Stephen H. Taft, leading citizen and
pioneer resident of Sawtelle, will cele-
brate his eighty-fifth birthday ami
yersary next Wednesday. He is the
father of Attorney F. II. Taft of this
city and grandfather of Harris w.
Taft santa Monica's city attorney.
4 family dinner will be given at the
Taft home at Sawtelle. The Rev. Mr.
Taft is a retired minister having at
one time served as pastor of the Chris
tian Union church of New York City
He has for many years taken an ac-
tive interest in the temperance cause.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
ABANDONED MOTORCYCLE
STRIPPED BY THIEVES

LONG BEACH, Sept. IA motor
cycle, with a badly bent front wheel
has been standing at the corner Of
Ocean and American avenues since
Saturday afternoon. No one has called
for the machine, and the police are
looking for the owner, whose name is
said to be Harry Luse of 621 Chestnut
avenue.
The machine collided Saturday after
noon with an auto driven by B. F.
Small. after which the machine was
rolled to one side and abandoned. Some
time last night somebody visited the
machine and stripped it of its horn'
light and tools.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
OCEAN PARK
Circulation, A. j. Yagor, cor. Surf ana
Trolleyway. Phone Home As0S.
Correspondent, Home ASST Sunset 7sl.
CANDIDATE OF 8 PARTIES

OCEAN PARK. Sept. 12,--W. A. Rem
ME- city recorder and candidate of the
Republican party for reelection to the
office of justice of the peace of Bal
Iona township, discovered today that he
Is also the candidate of the Democratic
and Socialist parties. This is one of the
freak results of the recent primary
election, when Rennie was pitted
against George B. McClelland, for the
Republican nomination. Ballona town
ship includes Palms, Inglewood, Playa
del Rey and the three precincts Of
Ocean Park
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
PASADENA SPORTS

PASADENA, Sept. 19.-The Pasadena
Polo club, through its secretary, Dr.
A. H. Savage, has made application
for membership in the American Polo
association, the governing body in polo
circles in this country.
Captain Payne of the Pasadena bowl
ing team will take his aggregation to
Los Angeles wednesday evening to
play the Grands on their alleys at Sixth
and Main streets.
Throop's new athletic instructor, AL
vim c. Pelton. has arrived from the
east and will take up his duties next
week. He will have charge of ath-
letics at both the institute and the
academy.
The boys tennis tournament at Car
melita Fairgrounds will open tomorrow
morning at o'clock. Silver cups and
other prizes have been hung up for
winners in singles and doubles for boys
from to IL years, inclusive, and from
13 to 16, inclusive. Indoor baseball and
"duck on a rock" will be the pastlmeS
today for the boys, while the girls VIII
weave baskets of paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
REVIEWS ACTION
TO GAIN LAND PATENTS

SANTA ANA, Sept. 12.-Mrs. Julia
Hager, widow of George c, Hager, has
again entered suits against Surveyor
General w. S. Kingsbury, register of
the state land office, petitioning the
court for writs of mandamus to com
pei the issuance of patents on 1855
acres of the tidelands of Newport bay.
One suit is brought as eXecutrix of
Hager's will and the other is for her
self.
Hager received title to the lands
against Joseph Ferguson in 1905, origi-
nally applying for the property under
the swamp and overflow act. In SINH
lar suits drought by Mrs. Hager a
few months ago Governor Gillett and
Secretary of State Curry were code
PENDANTS with Kingsbury.