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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-16
THEATERS

Al. G. Fields Minstrels Tonight.

Al. &. Fields Minstrels Tonight.
On this, the occasion of the cele-
bration of the twenty-ffth and silver
jubilee anniversary year, Mr.. AL c.
Field has been successful in placing
on tour for this quarter century
minstrel organization in the history
of American minstrelsy. OF a higher
order from every standpoint Of pro-
ducing does the Al. c.. Fields greater
minstrels excel this season. Not
alone are the scenic appointments
more elaborate and beautiful, the
organization bigger than ever before,
but the series of stupendous, beautiful
and gorgeous productions in this sea-
sons scenic revelation in minstrelsy
easily places this show i'm class by
itself and conclusively proves the Al.
G.. Field greater mipstrels an attrac-
ton of the highest order of excel
lence. What was, perhaps, the most
successful Offering made by Mr.. Field
in his entire career, David the Min
strel at the Court of Saul has this
season been elaborated by the mann
moth and beautiful transformation
scene from the Court of Saul to II
floral conservatory or Palace of Flow
ers entitled the Floral Festival"
which Is, in itself, a surprising mar
vel of ingenuity. and stagecratt. The
Armbruster Scenic Studio employed
for this special piece of work a Euro
pean artist whose effort in behalf Of
the Al. G. Field greater minstrels won
its just reward at the recent Column
bus Industrial exposition where the
scenery was viewed critically by thou
sands of visitors and the unanimous
verdict was that this most marvellous
scenic equipment was truly most ar
tistic and wonderful"
Today is fall opening day at the
Grand Opera House.
The special inducement for patron
age being offered by Manager Sulli-
van Is the Al @. Fields Minstrels. To
start the amusement thing going with
fun, frolic, song and laughter augurs
good for the season to come. And
when ii comes to these attributes,
Uncle AL is the loud report So long
has his mission been to make folks
laugh that no minutest possibility of
the game escapes his wary eye-the
result being one merry heart to every
ticket of admission.
The songs are the very last, the
GAR the very keenest, the dancing
the very quickest--and altogether II
is a glittering array.
Incidenily, there is the thing that
makes glad the hearts of the mana
gers, company, and house, a big seat
sale, with only a few of the good
places left, so the keynote of the
opening should be Everybody hap
py."
The motion picturefiends were given
a special treat last evening, There
We're two high class Biograph films
shown, one at the Bijou and the
other at the Luna. Miss Darst Is
pleasing patrons of the Bijou with
her illustrated song numbers
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-16

Mrs. Taylor Blow and daughter
Carmen have returned from a ten
days stay at Lakeside and surround-
ing summer resorts, They enjoyed n
number OF lake trips during their alb
sence.
Miss Vivian KniclSle of near Pros
pect, is the house guest of Miss Eta
Mae Hostctter. Miss Hostetter has is
sued invitations for lawn party
Thursday evening complimenting her
guest. The affair will be arranged
on the attractive lawn of the Henry
.Hostetter home, Chesnut street and
the guests will be members of the
interesting young crowd in which
the hostess is a leader.
Mr., and Mrs. s. l.. Weiser of John
street entertained at dinner at their
home Sunday the following guests
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gettum and two
daughters, and Mr.. Edwardson, all of
Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Weiland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Weiland, Miss EN-
ma Weiand Aldine Weiland and Mr..
and Mrs. McBain, all of Mt. Gilead:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schurlie and Miss
Libby Dairy of this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-16

The motion picturefiends were given
a special treat last evening. There
We're two high class Biograph films
shown, one at the Bijou and the
other at the Luna. Miss Darst Is
pleasing patrons of the Bijou with
her illustrated song numbers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-16

How aoout the hatpin cure?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
TILE MAKING MACHINERY
FOR SUBIRRIGATION WORK
Arrives at Valentine; School Principal
Elected: Automobile Crashes Over
Bank Is Destroyed.

Valentine, Tex, june 3.-The tile
making machine for the Valentine De-
velopment company arrived Wednesday,
The work of installing the subirriga-
ton system is being rushed in order
to get it in time for the years crops.
Professor Hermon WOffOrd, of Ma
son. Tex, will be the principal Of the
Valentine public school the coming
year He is a graduate of Illinois State
college and San Marcos State normal
and for the past year he has been
principal of Mason high school. School
here will open September 5. Miss Maude
Wood will have charge of the Mexican
school.
While c. o. Finley was returning to
his home near Valentine from Maria,
where he went to have his automobile
ovcrbauled, the machine became I'M
mana geable and ran off Of a graded
embankment almost entirely demolish-
ing the auto The occupants of the
car besides Mr.. Finley and the machin-
list. were Mrs. Claude Smith and little
daughter Edith, who live on a ranch
rear Maria. No one was seriously in
tired.
Mr. S1d Mrs Walter Chambers, Of the
Jackson and Harmon ranch, are the
guests of Mrs. Lou Foley.
Miss Daisy Briggs, a trained nurse
from Hotel Dieu, FL Paso, is here to
care for VIII Evans. who has an at
tack of typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard and little
daughter have gone TO San Antonio for
a visit with Mr.. Towards relatives.
Mrs Huling Means and Minnie Jones
of the Y6 ranch, and Grace Evans are
visiting at the home of Mrs r. b
Jones.
Mrs. ]. NJ. McReynolds and Miss An
to the ranch home of Miss Miriam
Moore.
All the section foremen on the G. H
railroad are on a strike.
Tom Truman has moved his cattle
from Alpine TO Hollands "HO'' ranch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
VAN HORN BANKER BUYS
LARGE RANCH AND CATTLE
Cattleman Are Stocking Other Ranches;
Houses Under Construction; Tryout
For Campbell Farming System.

Van Horn, Tex, June 3-W. ID. Gar
rem, president of Van Horn State bank,
has bought the Howell & Herrin ranch
20 miles southeast of town
Mrs. Leavell has sold her stock cattle
to w. D. Garren-
s. S. Cummins has leased the Jack
Brown ranch, now owned by Smith
Bros, and is stocking it up with the
cattle he has purchased
Thos H Yarbro has received his first
carload of lumber, for his ranch home
al Dalberg.
John Coffelt and VIII Brownfield,
who save ranches in Crow Flat, near
the New Mexico line, report the range
is getting dry.
a carload of automobiles was received
here by c. A Stewart, of i'll Paso.
Jeff Rackley has returned to his
home in Carlsbad. N NJ, after visiting
here and at Maria
Mrs. B. F. Wills and daughters,
Misses Gladys and Vera, who have been
attending school at Big Springs, are
here to spend the summer on the ranch.
Miss Pansy Durrill has been visiting
Miss Velma Garren.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Canon have re-
turned from FL Paso-
James a. Espy has planted an assort-
ment of forage crops on his Lobo
ranch. He is trying the Campbell sys-
tenn of farming on about 20 acres this
year.
Al McCarty has gone to Austin, where
he has a land case pending
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
MOORE COMPANY, BISBEE,
MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT
Z. II. Fitzpatrick Appointed Assignee;
Man Becoming Frightened, Injured
Self; City's New Officers
Dirt
Assume Duties.

Assume Duties.
Bisbee, Ariz, June 3.-The Moore Fuel
& Feed company has made an assign
ment for the benefit of creditors The
assets are said to exceed the liabilities
4 lien of $4,000 was placed on the
company's property. P. H Fitzgerald
was appointed assignee.
In crossing the railroad track near
Lowell, Frank QuinIin became fright
ened at the sight of two men ADVANCING
toward him. Thinking that they were
thieves, Quinlin began to run. but
stumbled and fell. injuring his head and
right leg. He was taken home by the
supposed thieves, who proved to be
two peaceful miners.
About so persons have left Bisbee for
Europe during last month. Many trav-
elers were English people going|tO their
country on a visit.
f. r. Heber, miner. has left for Dali
las, Texas, where he will be married
to Miss Genevieve Walton.
The Navajo-Apache party, which was
to be given under the auspices of the
Y. NJ c. A. has been postponed until
June 10.
Mrs W. J. Gordon and family have
moved to New York, where they will
locate permanently.
At the new councillors meeting E J.
Flanagan was chosen as city attorney
and H W. Jorgenson as city engineer.
At popular request, extra Spanish and
assaying classes have been formed at
the 7. NJ. c. A
City marshal c. Watkins and officers
T. Wright and Roy Trotter went on
duty yesterday
Joe MeKeenan has assumed his dutie,
as city clerk. He was given by his pre-
decessor George s. Gage. about S2I, 900
belonging to the city, which is deposited
in various banks.
The Servian club has moved to its
new headquarters in o. K. street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
FOR A TWO STORY
BOARDING HOUSE
Marcus Samuels Gets Per
mit-Two Others Start
Off Month of June.

Three building permits started the
June, one Of these being for the con-
struction of a two story brick and stone
residence and rooming house which
Markus SamueIs viii erect on the cor
ner OF North Kansas and Rio Grande
streets at cost Of $1,000.
Deeds Filed.
Boulevard between Noble and Brown
streets, Franklin Heights. B. Green
and wife to Jackson A. Coggin, lot %
and west one-half Lot -, block So.
Franklin Heights addition; considera-
tion $3.50. June 2, 1910.
Central avenue near Piedras street,
Bassett addition-Geo. r. LeBaron,
trustee to the Texas Co, lots 50 to Sc
inclusive, block A. Bassett addition;
consideration 1920. May 10, 1910.
Building Permits.
To Markus SaTnue-s, to erect a two
story brick and stone residence and
rooming house at corner Of Kansas and
$1,000
To A c. James, 70 build porch at rear
OF residence on Texas street, between
Campbell and Florence streets. Esti-
mated cost s100.
To o. o. Smith. to build a brick and
iron shop at 313 South Kansas street
Estimated cost $3.50.
To Norwood Hall TO build a garage in
rear of residence on lot /. block 20,
Mundy Heights addition Estimated
cost $50
Licensed 10 Wed.
Robert B. Rieli and Helen thinner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
DALHART. SEWER SYSTEM
SOON IN WORKING ORDER
Connections Now Being Made: Cuba Ex-
hibit Car Visits City; Large Stock
Shipments RandIed; General News.

Shipments Handled; General News.
Dalhart. Tex, June 3.-Dalhart now
has one of the best sewerage systems in
Texas and the work of connecting up
residences and business houses has been
started.
Cuba on Wheels" a Pullman car,
carrying an exhibit of the bureau Of
immigration and agriculture of Cuba, is
in Dalhart. The car goes to Clayton
from Dalhart and stops VIII also be
made at all the larger cities en- route TO-
Denver, Colo, where a rest will be
taken during the warm season The
car has been on the road for the past
seven years 1t has travelled in % states
R L. McMiIlin has been appointed
manager of the Dalhart creamery The
stockholders have decided to make ad-
ditional improvements to handle the
rapidly increasing trade
There will be eight marriages in Dali
hart in June.
Slavens & Peck, stock shippers of
the Rock Island road, handled 300 cars
of cattle at their yards here this week.
The stock was shipped 10 Colorado
feeding points.
The Eastern Star lodge held open in
stalation of the newly elected members
at their hall and later gave banquet
at the Commercial hotel. Over 20 guests
were entertained.
Judge W. B. Slaughter, president of
the First National bank of Dalhart, has
returned after more than a years alb
sence, travelling and looking over his
outside business interests He has re-
sumed active control of the bank, re-
lieving vice president o. c. Haynes, who
has been in charge.
c. S. Morris, the original owner and
builder of the Dalhart telephone sys-
tenn, has retired from the company and
is succeeded by Spain & HazeltOn, who
will remodel and improve the plant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
DIR. GRAVES, VALENTINE. TO
WED MISS JENKINS. OF WACO

Valentine, Tex. June 3-The APP
p oaching marriage of DR.. George Ber-
~ G ives of Valentine and Miss Sarah
Jenkins, Waco. was announced in
Waco at a @iaper at the home Of
Mrs. Pearl Lovelace:l- The bride elect is
the daughter of Judge and Mrs. W. H.
Jenkins and a sister of Mrs George w.
Truitt, of Dallas. DR.. and \ rs. Truitt
are well known in this country, and IT
was while attending the annual camp
meeting with them that Miss Jenkins
met DR.. Graves. Dr.. Graves, who is a
Virginia, has been in Valentine for
two years The wedding will be SOL
emnized at the First Baptist church
Of Waco on Thursday evening, June 16.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
WATCH
OF DALHART MAN
Invention Is a Fire Alarm
and a Wireless Tele-
Phone, Too.

Dalhart, Tex June 81. G.. Otis, To-
cal agent for the Denver road, has
patented a simple device, which looks
much like a watch, and which is so
constructed that it is at all times in
touch with the master watch at the sta
ton. When an alarm. IS TUNED on at
the station, as many as 100 connections
can be made no matter where the per-
son carrying the device is located. if
within a mile, a little bell rings in the
instrument. Upon placing it 10 ones
mouth a conversation may be carried
on, it is claimed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
MACHINERY ARRIVES FOR
BALMORHEA ALFALFA MILL
Hauled From PecOs Large Traction
Trucks; Mill Building Almost Com
pIefed: Music Recital at PecOs.

Pecos, Tex, June S--The machinery
for the Balmorhea alfalfa mill is being
hauled from Toyah TO BalmOrhea, aNdis-
lance of % miles, by the gasoline and
truck outfit purchased by Prof. Well
born for use between PecOs and mis-
large ranch south of here. One piece of
this machinery weighed $4,000 pounds.
Two trucks. loaded with $4,000 pounds
each. were attached to the traction en-
CINE. which maintained an average
speed Of 21z miles per hour through the
trip.
The building for the mill is nearly
completed, and will be one OF the best
in the southwest, being constructed en-
tirely of stone and fireDrOof material
The engine room is separated from the
mill building and connected by a 40
foot line shaft.
A recital was given by the pupils or
Prof Carl Beck, of Pecos, at the music
hall, before large audience.
p The Commercial club band, also I'M
der the direction OF Prof Beck, played
several selections
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
VAUGHN AND ROSWELL MAY
HAVE TELEPHONE CONNECTION

Vaughn, y. NJ, June 5.-The Vaughn
Telephone company has had PROPOSE
ton made Ito connect Vaughn with
Roswell by long distance phone.
William Hill has bought lots and
will build residence
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Mai Elliott and Samuel Null
lin to take place at the residence of
W. c. Ross, June s. Miss Elliott is
stonographer at the Lewis rock crusher.
Mr.. Mullin is also an employe of the
mill
L. ". Holt has bought the furniture
O; hotel Davis and leased the building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
PRISONER ESCAPES FROM
THE TRAIN NEAR CAPTAIN

CarrizOzo, y. NJ, June 3.-Halario
Flores, prisoner who was being taken
from the temporary Jail here to the
county jail at Lincoln. escaped from
the Captain train at, mile-post Il, and
took to the mountains.
Flores had been sentenced TO the
county Jail at Lincoln for keeping a
disorderly house at Corona; he was also
under indictment by the grand jury OF
a charge of assault with deadly wea-
pons. Three Deputies were on the train
with Flores when he made his escape.
Sheriff Chas. Stephens accompanied
by three deputies. left for Santa Fe
with eight prisoners that had been SEN
fenced to the territorial penitentiary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
MORENCI MAN DIES AT
DEMING; NEW POTATOES IN

Deming, n. NJ, June 3.-W. E. Bryant,
who came here recently from Morencl,
is dead of apOpleXy.
Seven Cinnamon, who are now in the
Luna county Jail, will be taken by
marshal Foraker to San Francisco the
latter part of this week, to be sent to
China.
Deming truck gardeners are now sup
plying the local market with new pota-
toes.
W. II. Wallace is back from a three
months stay in Arkansas.
Geo W. McCan and family have gone
to the Mimbres Hot Springs for a
couple of weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
ROBBER STEALS CLOTHING,
SHnTvS AMI TIES AT n;

e Del Rio, Tex, June 3-The mems
furnishing store of J. F. White was the
first victim of burglary in Del Rio for
many months. The store was entered
from the rear door, the glass being
broken and the iron bar on the inside
removed.
Several tailored suits were taken
along wiz many ready made suits.
Shoes in numbers were selected and
tried on in the store before leaving,
those not fitting being thrown about
the room. Some 40 ties were Carefully
selected, the robbers evidently having
good taste, for none but the more COM
mon were left. The best hand bag in
the store was taken to carry the small
loot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
BUTCHER PAYS s25 FINE
ON TAINTED MEAT SCORl

San Antonio, Texas, June 3.-For sell
ing tainted meat butchers charged with
violating Texas's pure food laws by the
use of Injurious preservatives vOIun-
teered 10 pay SIS fine in court here to-
day and the fines were assessed The
prosecution was due to the crusade of
food commissioner Abbott The case of
the miIkmen charged with selling adul-
terated milk has been continued. Two
additional complaints have been made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
!. :: :. $. . :. - So 50.
wATER REPoRT DELAYED.

In April professor Harper of Austin
came to FL Paso for the purpose Of
making an analysis of the water sup
ply in this city. He was to have re-
ported in two weeks but up to the pres
ent time there has been no report from
him. In the meantime Ell Pasoans are
buying distilled water, or boiling it.
and are anxiOusly awaiting the report
which Will show whether this is neces-
sary or not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
ROY BREAKS HIP At
RTIDOSO; ALTO PERSONAL

Alto, \. NJ, June 3.-Dr. f. J. Cowart,
of Captain, passed through Alto in the
Johnson automobile, en- route to Rui
dOso, to attend the little son of Four
Miller who fell from a carriage a.,
broke his hip
Charles Jones. an old time resident O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
ARM SEVERED BY TRAIN.
MAN DIES AT SAN ANGELO

San Angelo, Texas, June 3.-R. z.
Harper died here last night as a result
of injuries received Thursday when
falling from a fast moving train three
miles north of here on the Santa Fe ex-
tension Two cars passed over his body
severing his arm at the left shoulder
The body is held here for advices from
relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
MAN SHOOTS CONSTABLE
AFTER AFFRAY With N-IEE

Los Angeles, Cal, June "a teleA
gram to the sheriff from Watts. a
suburb OF this city, says a man named
Gable this morning attempted to muir
der his wife and shot the constable
who attempted to arrest him, and that
he IS now barricaded in his house.
which is besieged by armed citizens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
POSSE NEAR SAN ANTONIO


San Antonio. Texas, June 3.-The
posse pursuing the Mexican who shot
and killed George Schueler. a prominent
farmer of Bexar county Wednesday
night is gradually closing in on him, it
is believed. The pursuers and the
hunted man are within three miles of
each other at ElmendOrf last night A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03

this place. but who now lives in Ros-
well. is here. accompanied by two of
his grandchildren. en- route to Tularosa
to meet his daughterinlaw, Mrs Ben
Jones, who has been visiting relatives
in Ell PaSO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
HEARS ARGUMENTS FOR
REMOVING COUNTY COURT

Judge NJ. c. Mechen, OF the SOcorro
district, in whose court the Elephant
Butte condemnation proceedings were
held, is in FL PasO to hear the argu-
ment of the attorneys in the injunction
suit to prevent the county seat OF Lin
coin county, n NJ, from being removed
TO Carrizozo- The arguments were heard
by Judge Mechem in chambers in To-
cal law office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
EAGLE PICNIC AT DUyr.N

Clifton. Ariz, June 3.-The Eagles
gave a picnic in Duncan which was wen
attended by people from all points on
the A. & n. NJ railway. A large crowd
went down from Clifton in the evening
on an excursion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03

Brown Leghorn hens, best layers on
earth. RObinsOn'S market j. q Pey-
ton, successor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03

Special lot live ane> dressed poultry.
Robinson's market. J. c. Peyton. sue
ceSsor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03
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BET ON COMET

GUSTS 81 II E41ao
Bisbee, Ariz., June "a wager
between H. T. Orion and L. h
Martin as 10 whether or not
Halley's comet would be visible
after May 81, cost Mr. Orion
500, he being on the negative
side. The money, however. was
handed back to him minus the
cost of a supper TO a group
of jolly miners. The comet was
seen Wednesday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03

reward has been offered for the capture
of the MEXICAN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-03

VEGETABLES
SNOWFALL CAULIFLOWER
CALIFORNIA JERSEY SWEET
POTATOES
FANCY EGG PLANT
TOMATOES, <CUCUMBERS,
BELL PEPPERS
GREEN CHILL
RED CABBAGE
OKRA
SUMNER SQUASH
GREEN BEANS
GOLDEN WAX BEANS
GREEN PEAS
HORSE RADISH ROOT
LEXIS
MINT
PARSLEY
LOS RIOS LETTUCE
GOLDEN HEART CELERY
RHUBARB
NEW POTATOES
CARROTS
TURNIPS
BETS
FRUITS
AGUACATIS, BANANAS,
WELL CURED LEMONS
NAVEL ORANGES
GRAPE FRUIT (SeedIess)
CHERRIES, APRICOTS,
BLACKBERRIES
LOGAN BERRIES
STRAWBERRIES
WINE SAP APPLES
PINE APPLES
GOOSEBERRIES
RASPBERRIES, PEACHES,
LINES, CANTALOUPES.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-11
MONTANA RESULT DouBrFuL.
both Parties Send Trusted Agents
Into Non-Reporting Counties.

Helena, Mont, Nov. 1i.-with a
United States senAtorship as the prize
managers OF both parties are sending
trusted agents 10 fve counties in the
state where legislative returns are
stnl incomplete. Upon these coun-
ties, with fye disputed seats. depend
the political complexion OF the Mon
tana legislature. which viii choose a
successor to United States Senator
Carter
Without the disputed seats the
Democrats viii have so votes on Joint
ballot and the Republicans viii have
AZ. The Democrats. therefore. have
to secure three OF the disputed votes
In order 10 control. while the Rep1b-
lieans will have 70 secure hve TO get
the 50 votes necessary 20 elect a SEN
ator. II the Republicans get four
and the Democrats two Of the disput-
ell seats the legislature viii be tie
on Joint ballot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-11
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
BEGINS THE WORK

UNITED PREss LEASED wIREl
Los Angeles, Calf, Nov. IL
With waiting room crowded with
witnesses subpoenaed to testify be-
fore it, the special grand jury taxi
ing evidence in the Times dynamit-
ing case resumed it's sessions today.
Anton Johannsen was the first wit
ness called. He was in the jury
room more than hour and was fol-
lowed by II. G. Morton, OF San
Francisco.
In the waiting room subject 20
summons from the jury room were
Felix ]. Zehandelaar, secretary of
the Los Angeles Merchants and
Manufacturers association, under
whose home an Internal machine
was found a few hours after the ex-
piosion that wrecked the Times
building. II was expected that Mrs
Belle LAWN and Mrs. Inxsrsoll, who
were brought here from San Frau
cisco. would be called during the
afternoon.