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flames. For fear the wall paper would be ignited the ladies of the Aosss called out the fire department.
 "A fine tea pound girl arrived at the home 6 Ar. and Ars- Allan z. Orto Ssnday.
 -Nrs. Fernando Frank is again connected with the Famous on Main strss< aa AaissiaAy.
 -Persons hunting qoa!i In or alons the fences around Bellwood cemetery will be arrested. Sexton Barton has warned all who inaist on shooting quail there that they will be prosec ut- eA.
 Tho Cotton Belt bridge at Ros Roy, which has been rebuilt with two draw spans in order to allow boats to pass no matter how the chan ney shifts. will be ready for accept ance by the company Nov. 15.
 City Collector A. G. Russell yes- terday received 6 check from the Ar kansas State Fair Association for awards made to him for his chickens, which were recently exhibited at Hot Springs. Collector Russells S birds won four prizes. He captured third cock, second and third hen, first pull let and first pen awards there.
 pr. W. T. Lowe, the prominen: snd peLuiar young loca physician ane s"!1ecn, Monday favored the pu. pills c: the Pine Bluff High School with hn interesting address on tub erculosi> He gave them much val,,- aE'a iltCTmation and made maaj sasytsaons that will tend .o prs,tn. tAs <,t.i of the disease h this e'.y. If pat tito effect :. .hs school chii. ( sa
 The funeral of Pasquale Mustach- Ia. who died Monday night at his hone In this city, was held yesterday af- ternoon from St. Joseph's Catholic church. Aonsignor J. M. Lucey, off ciating The funeral was largely at tended by friends of the Mustachia family. The pail bearers were: Ben Sylvester. A. Abbene, Frank Foti, Ed Blakely, James Dowd, T. P. Hender- son, c. N. Truby and Ben Brannon.
 While a party of High School sen- for girls were riding in an automobile on South Laurel street Monday night. on their way to Halloween party. a number of boys threw rocks at them and one of the rocks struck Miss Sel- ma Schloss on the head and inflicted a painful wound. An effort is being
 made by the authorities to ascertain the name of the mischievous young sters and they will be prosecuted, if caught.
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-dAoyd Smith has recovered from three weeks illness.
 John Watts is suffering with ma larial fever at his home on Indiana street.
 -Every lady is Invited to call and get a copy of Bungalow Honey moon & Knox Co. WANTED-CODOREDB BOY TO WORK
 in office. Apply at Adams Print
 ing Co.
 The family of Tax Assessor John }. King have moved to the city from Sulphur Springs. They are located at No. AIS East Fifth avenue.
 See Neater and Rosenbloom Co.,, 21l 1-2 Main St, for best clothing GU credit. 10 37 2w.
 MT. and Mrs A. J. Stewart, Mrs. George T. Davis and Mrs. w. r. Groom are quite sick at the residence Of MT and Mrs. Thomas Green S" on South Main street.
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See Menter and RosenbloOm Go 211 1-2 Main St., for best clothing or credit. 10 27 2w
 Livery lady is invited to call and get a copy of Bungalow Honey moon '-Tomlinson & Knox Go.
 -R. w. Jones and bride, who was formerly Miss Roddy. of Monticello who recently returned from their b~I. dal tour. are living at the residence of Mrs. Anna Westbrook, on West Sixth avenue.
 "A nns stock of shot guna. rit1es, Aunting coahs. ammunition. etc. ready tor inspection. VIII be glad to show Aam to you. Gsx oretAArs Hara- waRe C..
 -alo Haux kas been quite rick at hts homo on West Gecona ayeRus for seyaral days-
 The sneoabers ot P2s BtsH Aeris of naSies will eaSoy . Dutch aunah. soa tonight at their hall On Nsss oecana aveaue> following tAs rsg0aas weekly hxsiAsss meeting.
 --Aars Aaa NaAfoSA AACa0saoa h = NstxAr. At the 4orsaos gaA3. tazkaR, where che veat Tor m opera- t1oa aud treatment Severay days. is is s&asaa tAat her coaAit.oa is scriosa-
 -ass ia w1eA tAs o1sA aA1 rsaS Q Ansrssaa-1xosiasr LAy O.. wkA req want your ciothss esea@sl and pesssed aad uaAAe to look asw.
 -Mrs. Forusby. after spending several weeks in the Davis Hospital, has been removed to her home at No. 2o0 Louisiana street. She is great ly improved and expects to be oHt again in a few days.
 In. five minutes We can show ynH tGat the sIa.-e Ranges ar. d.fs .t- en, and bette than any "angs made at nices from $2o00 to s5) 60. Re rn mber they ss1 1-3 VOL fuel. See tterl at Cleveland Matthew. Hdw. Co
 Field fence in all heights square or diamond Mesh s4,7o per 70 rods us. so rods light Ba' Wire s1.S5 H*syy Bar Wire $2.S5 per rod. Heavy Poultry and RobAer fence S-4 or , it high at Clevcland-Matthews Hdw. Go
 Nose Brown and family and Mir. and Mrs. Julius Trauo have moved into the residence of William Rosenz- weig, on West Second avenue, which was recently vacated by Mir, Rosenz- |.x eig, who is now living in the Roth nome on West Second avenue, re- gently purchased by him.
 The fire department was called to the residence of J. F. Williams Mo- 7l4 East Second avenue. Monday noon. a burning gasoline stove caus- ling alarm among the occupants oi 1 the house. The fi-cmen found that the tank on the stove had been filled 1 too full with gasoline and was over Inowing. Tho oil had heen liehte
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NOTICE.

This is to certify that the law firm of Nixon & Shaw has been this day dissolved by mutual consent of both parties hereto.
 Any and all accounts owed by the firm will be raid by either when presented, and either party VII re- ceive and receipt for any funds due the old fl n.
 Given under our hand this slst day
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TO THE PUBLIC

I have again opened up my meat market with a full line of meat in connection with my grocery store. ] will be pleased to serve you at all times at the lowest prices and re- member that my business is strictly cash. This Is the place if you are anxious to save money.
 We are very thankful for the old customers we have and we will be pleased to have new ones.
 V. F. MAYHUGH,
 18th and Ga. St. g 30 26t. Old Phone 735
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tier 1esvsuk.

 "Why dM yeu hurry ssy' hs ashel Der when he had finally caught up with her at the foot ef the stairs of the cafe. Do you remember how the waiter prepared to put clean tablecloth on our table for fresh guests" she asked, "before we got through listening to the music?''
 "Yes." said he.
 Well, then, hers." she said and showed him Il large white tablecloth that had been hidden under her coat This is 1t. He laid 1t on the window sill. Serves him right"
 Ike eaZed upon 1t in amusement. "Why didn't you let me know" he Queried, and I might have taken the table and walked out with that?"- New York Yrcss.
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MADAM HOCKENHULL.S
 BEAUTY PARLORs

We again call your attention to our up to date beauty parlors Cou In and see our work. We lead he tuse we do cur own manufacturing all kinds of human hair. switches
 aantecler curls. and puffs in fact aything made in tho hair line. No Jade too difficult to match. Vii, give you q first class manicure shampoo. and massaeS.
 We caa give pe iatest aad .ev. est essect n ydsts Aairdre..,., N we .lse .ss' -. as q ,reas,ss V. Get '-- ~. ~e s@-s,
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NEW ARRIVALS

Just received a shipment of new Buckwheat Flour, both self rising and old fashion WHOLEWdiEAT FLOUR. GRAHAM FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR PRUNES
 SEEDED RAISINS CURRENTS
 Full line of fresh meats, fish and dressed poultry in nar- ket.
 ThE LLYOD GROCERY co.
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.Njcknsekleorseo,s

l.onio1 ~hopke.~rs' s,aaS ia clA' lect in !,selt md one that is always chanstng What. ,lien. 'is a 'mcknack. t:orlan:" We know not the word tO day; but, looking re,rutly through some old law cases dating about a hundred years back. was puzzled to find 1t applied in au good faith to describe plaintiff in the shers1's s court. On further search 1t turned out to be piece of forgotten cockney slang for q dealer in bric-a-hrac.
 The evidence showed that this plain tiff kept sort ot old curiosity shop. in which he dispensed "mummies,' '' poisoned arrows. the head of King Ar thurs spear and genuine manuscript of the first play acted by Thespis and his company in a wagon" The de sendart. woman, had actually bought and l@id for some of these rarittes. but she died after having com missioned the emhalm!nE of an orans outang to add to her collection, and tor this her executors refused to pay. Counsel for he defense poured con. tempt on the mummy of the oyans outans and called 1t . stuffed mop- key"
 But the '.uickr.rt's~-s--" -s.s <. sHN fs,~s~
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T4m AtbosA.

\ young EaG1aA stn1Aa3 aaes saa eqA.ax9d sxln1y xloht 1ssmA tAs 1est & ,AA sen4oa h1el uhAnss.A1n. n. ysnos AdD e4bsfAs EE1s4 Wsah aks desshaaeer Aa11aa. s4tSase s.A sa,sss> e. >1k @s As Axs1. 3ye.4.Rnw N sAeaea M . ssEsasaga ps1G sAs Asss MA M@ AnaA S was . 4aa.a1sa lsAa Eas- as1at -. .. ss'dt Vi. =. :: ,.s;:s - ::n - -; - .. -. .:s:. SEs~.E,@ Sss,e.s =. srss ap<x n &ssasAea, 1At ss wsk s4a ', s,a.1as M Ask eess snhs aaAk. saA< <isuD A>xasr VI saan' osl. Ehsa ahss s1A wea seDsl1st. 4sr eAs SAaNsu4g -~inessaaH sas Ast S.. ,ewSd AA>e M wGu aks1s 1afH ks haA sluSsA - Ak ssyae&aea aesA
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ed1s 0au4, Ark. Sept. ., 1870. CsAss(4aatsd CasuaiH Company af

CO1SoaA1ASv4 G26uaIH 0oAHoNy A1 Ar&aAnaS
 Faxe olGA krA osnaenan:-d AarAby a0kHewleas1 receipt af your check Nc. 1Se4. >p sa" 8a1k sf Pine &iuR of this city fs' $1~e.se Aeiag the full ensunt of sseideat policy. No. 11es7 carried by 0y husband lSam Davis) who was killed while at work for the Sawyer & Austin Lumber Company at thei, camps while loading logs, one O, which slipped and rolled over him calSing his death few hours there after.
 I also wish to thank you and your company for your promptness in settling this claim as was patd in full within fifteen days after nv husbands death. Wishing you and your company success. remain.
 Yours truly
 SALLIE DAVIS.
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LADIES' BEAUTY PARLOR,

For all modern ideas in hair dress ing, electric face and scalp treat- ments, shampooing and manicuring we lead. We also make a spe- cialty of Chantecler Curls, braids and toilet articles. No. 121 1.2 West Second avenue.
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--G q 11neeew Asveses his time ts 01lA 1oe xlns C.
 I'm vsaaAa< nan says n will bs lHRae1 GassAy aAa cooler teddy.
 -a1eA A a. R1aseal. who has been N1fsaxlx m, vaa, raported much bet tRe yMaeeAay-.
 --@DFaer la6y is fAyited to call and Nsa .. ca1x a4 A Bungalow Honey Aaaa- aa--Dsmunsea q Knox Co.
 Mrz (. HarycrEtick Is quite sick sA Hsc kome en East Second avenue.
 eexAona contemplating the erect cen ce any hnaldng should consult ssftA MsscAall Selisman. architect. Citi. assas HAah Building. u
 2Ittl& William Matz, son of N.. suS Mfz, Mick Aatx, is quite sick at sas- residence Of his parents. on East &ssenth avenue.
 E:rsrs lady is invited to call and sea & csGF of a Bungalow Honey aQaSs --sonhnson & Knox Co.
 -Milsi~ Warrington is very sick ssS Ma hncne on South Cherry street. M1sf nothsr. Mrs. Warrington, and his sixtcx.- Mix. a.um Dickey. of England. .Axk-., hare arrived here to attend Nhu-
 TIksr lsrit Roofing is what you r1At tza fix that roof right. 1-p,y oE5S,- 1ray. $1so: s-ply. S2.5o. vstxats e. 7e and % lbs. to put |, @sEn as EssselAnal,N Mathews Hdw Co.
 --.Dssr cars veAsc3es just arrived. 2sNuo nEzss with you when you need = hsgU. surrey. Rhaeton. delivery Wagsn or anything else in this line. nn RrnAhsxs Hardware Co.
 --iEscry lAdy fs Invited to call and AA a c0RE af x Bungalow Honev- Muen --TOmIInson < Knox Co.
 -EycYy lady is invited to call and UsE A corF ef . Bungalow Honey mum -TtHn nlfnsUn ( Knox Co.
 -Mrs4 Cera Patterson. wife of Cor Htains HAetMrson, of Searcy, died q Nw days xEo and the funeral was sunducted yesterday afternoon at Hearnx The deceased is n daughter u1- Mrs Rrummitt. and a sister of H1fxs Nan Rrummitt,, Tom Brummett, aud Mrs.. Fred Heiner. of this city
 -<luxir ys&e,r is he... Let us ftraiab yaa with your guns and am- MwnitiOn.~ We carry a complete line ~ Winchester and U. M c. shells. stnEle and double barrel guns, $4o5 uu- Hump guns and rifles at Cleve- An4.Sdktthews EIdw. Co.
 -Jsen Franklin. of Richland town mhIM wns in the city Monday and was ewuEn Sn'' as deputy sheriff by IEdEe 4. B. Grace. with the other eralntw afsfoials- Mir. Franklin is the Arxt township deprsy named by AnrrsE FdSar Brewster.
 Musts disalsuring skin eruptions, srofniss. pimpFes rashes, etc, are due ne ifnpure blood. Burdock Blood Bit. .ers is n sleansang blood tonic. Makes 1pu- e3Ar-eyed. clear-brained, clear nAiuuen
 AArry Earl. press representa- Avae for tire Adam Forepaugh and HeShS Brothers circus. was in the city Iesterliay making contracts for his ahUw which win appear here next 1len1aky- Uf- Earl is an old show RnR md kzg many friends through Gazs thx sUuti- He. says the big s5tcux 6 Ht4gcr than ever and is anxiing tn tne1sondsr at every stand.
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ADJUSTMENTS
oRPNE0 THEATRE Majestic Circult
 Week Of Get. h4

"Vaudvills Stunts from Stuntsville", consisting of comedy, singing. dancing and talking and plenty of it.
 5000 Feet New Notion Pictures.
 w. J. Seibert's Orchestra
 Matinee every day at 3 p. III.
 2 Performances nightly, 2 o'clock and 8:45.
 No advance in prices. Matinee 10c :-: Night 15c
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Three hundred unredeemed coat

Three hundred unredeemed coats and suits, money advanced on artic- les of value. Bargains in unredeemed pledges, diamonds, watches, jewelry. musical instruments, firearms, suit cases, valises, etc. M. F. Smith, pawnbroker, 119 Main street.
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W0MEN'S AND GHIIsDREN'S SHOES


 Or l7ix5Tzy of Wogtel's and esn5ses7s Shoes is interesting, snas enly are thcy the all ;eath- F nzuG- but the style and the - sxa xs near perfect as ar- 1rxte xssn nake them chil-
 T mo Shoes. buttcn- s'r TIT T ssao
 TIT FeI6. either but ||' " ihe fsnloas . kest-
 sse - pa'-.
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We are offering the greatest bar gains h lumber suitable for all kind of buildtngs that have ever been out oo the market We have a large stock sf high grade as we'll as am- pie supply of cheap lumber, suitable for farm buildiugs. fences aAd etc
 Huff City Lumber Co. 10 13 N
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oUAIHf QUALITY 
 QUILTS

4uigts here to fit tue purse. of an nanner of men. heavy xtrc5ky Quilts, fluffy soft cotton GHxlfa, smooth, downy Quilts. aa.1S t0 $6.O0 each.
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RAILROAD NOTES

The employees of the shops are en- thusiastic over the announcement that Blacksmith Foreman Emil Herscher has consented to run for the nomination for alderman in the coming primaries. The man thar beats him to it will have to go some.
 The many friends of c. j.. Cavan- augh, engineer at Shreveport. are congratulating him upon his return to duty after almost a year spent in recovering his health.
 Switch Engine No. 96 has been turned out of the shop after under going general overhauling.
 Engineer Henry Wilson formerly of Pine Bluff, who is now running on the Shreveport Branch, is in the city on business.
 Master Mechanic E. k. English re- turned Sunday morning from Illmo. Mo-, and JoneSboro, where he went on official business
 Ben Ish has returned to Tyler, Tex. where he and other members of the B. of l.. +. and E. Committee are 10 conference with General Superintend- cht NaxWell
 q. ". kt11e, of the eew oar shop hos gone 10 the eonpaAy hospital, sutfertag with hloed poison, caused ay SaA2aAx xeAa hso Ais arn.
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.Ankpals Arc Pear SaiiAee>

AntnAls Are Pear SallAeA
 HAs psAN kear 1s Ahs 4ulv wxA aal. saFl usax NssS q ts&p a1 sAs waass. e. eos6Gng ts l'seash sslAAaigt MAs haa atN6iRd 1E hska xiSr Ak uaa. 2s 1 ANfAs asAe wkss sAksesl shiS. but - a1hsr aasaassts vk'tsSakr r<sssn& s1AA . x4xAsp AAaA vssl.srSn1aV Sass vent - thxk AaoAAsGs .snAN eass Ax1A9s auoae. --.,, ..5=.
 D kGar aa0s<s aAsSA st ~. Hs w1Ansa NfAi3a1iy. kis syAs ws>as asa. AHs4T. s,sd be Hsks ha sAAinaA VII aA ts1sthls paMs. Bsas~s ors hA GaAAeas ANA stt~a l6s sa aeA xNGaDa.
 0xsa gre hsrsie A tAssr atksaap1o nst te give way ts ssaeic&AAaa. 2ao' Ph01ts 6s ret Ike tte ga. hat ha,ay are aMsN,hsv tO nsssai.nl treatlNsat. A eOed FpMSdy tS . hnckefA of Aot wa- ter containing thrps' and half ptnts of whisky and revea sShcas ~e Quk atDe.-I'ur News.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
BOY R0BS BANK OF
GRANDMOTHER GOOSE
Little Willie and Cronies Spend
Sill Found in Mattress

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-There is a
probability that Mother Goose rhymes
will go out of fashion in Jersey CITY.
Instead of them, mothers and fathers
there may recite to their offspring the
Tale of Grandmother Goose and Little
Willie, as solemn warning to them.
William Garrison often visits his
grandmother, Mrs. Jacob Goose. Wnlle
there a few days ago Willie found Jill
in the mattress of his grandma's ped.
He liked 1t so much that he took II
away with him, it seems.
He told about his discovery TO rour
Of his cronies-Steve Adams, aged 49,
George Brookes, IL, and his brotner
Eugene, 10, and Paul Geiger, TO- steve
was made paying teller and the bunch
proceeded to spend $94 of Grandmother
Goose's money on moving picture
shows, candy, ice cream, COOKIES anu
other fine things.
But soon a storekeeper whom tney
patronized got suspicious. He notifled
the police and when Geiger appeared
with a $40 bill and asked for more
goodies he was nabbed. He 'peacned,
the other boys wore taken into CUSTODY
and the full story of the raid on Grand
mother Goose's money came out
The boys were taken to court put
Grandmother Goose, who had NOT
missed the Sill till notified of the ar
rests, refused to prosecute ana the
boys were discharged.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
NERVY WOMAN HOLDS THIEF
UNTIL POLICEMEN ARRIVE
Battles with Burglar Until He
BegS for Mercy

PITTSBURG, Sept. 12.-After bat
Ting desperately for nearly thirty min
utes with a man whom she says sne
caught robbing her home, Mrs. Freda
Roses, aged so, of 80 Federal street.
held him until the police arrived III re-
sponse to a telephone call. The man
gave his name as Harry Hillen, ana
said he lives in Congress street. Inc
police have recovered part of the gooos
that Hillen is alleged to have taken
from the house before detected by MIS-.
Roses. o
Mrs. Roses conducts a rooming house.
A few days ago Hillen, she says, can1S
there with a woman ana ensaseu
rooms. The woman left the house yes
terday. At z o'clock last evening Mrs'
Roses heard a noise on the second hoor.
Going upstairs she found Hillen, sne
saws ransacking two trunks. She mo
hehind the door and saw him start
downstairs with big bundle of Valu-
able goods. She called to the man 70
halt. but he started to run.
Mrs. Roses, though slight In pulio,
started after Hillen. She caught him
hv the coat. Hillen dropped the bundle
and started to fight with her. Mrs
Roses clenched her fist and struck the
man on the Jaw. She struck nlnl 50
hard that she thinks she has broken
a hone in her hand. This MADE the
man fight all the harder. Tnere was !"
sc,1ffle and both fell. Mrs. Roses qu,c1h-
Iv recovered herself and pinned MIN
to the floor. Hillen then pleaded for r
his release, and begged her not 10
call the police. 49,. ,.o11
As she held Hillen against the wall,
Mrs. Roses cried to neighpor across
the street to call the police. A tele-
nhone message brought LleuteIdns nam
Thomas Carroll and Pohcenlah ad 1oi,l
SNYDER to the scene, ana they plaoeu
Hillen under arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
ASKS COURTS TO COMPEL
EXECUTION OF DEED
W. E. Hampton Files Action
Against G. H. Shafer and Wife

Alleging refusal on the part of Caro-
line Shafer and her husband, George
H. Shafer, to live up to contract for
the sale of land, William E. Hampton
yesterday filed in the superior court a
suit against them and H. w. Keller,
to whom he asserts they have given a
quitclaim deed to the same property
Hampton declares that in 1901 he
leased for ten years from the Shafers
a small tract they own in this city.
By the terms of the lease, he AYERS, he
was given the right at any time in
the period the instrument was to re-
main in effect to purchase the prop
erty for $4,000 and the additional pay
nent of a rental of $40 a month for the
remainder of the time the lease was
to run.
In the suit he has just filed Hamp-
he sought the Skaters and offered them
he cought the Skaters and offered them
$4,000 for the land and $3.50 more as
the rental for the remaining year of
TIE leases original period.
He says they refused to accept the
money, and now he wants the court
to order the Skaters to execute deed
in his favor
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
News of the Courts
BALDWIN estate SUED
BY FATHER OF SLAYER
Frederick Lummer Asks Court to
Quiet Title to Twenty
Acres of Land

Frederick hummer, ST., father OF the
man who under the name Of Fred
Loomer was sentenced to serve twenty
years in the penitentiary at san Quen-
tin for the murder of John Perry, yes
terday fled a suit in the superior court
against H. A. Unruh. as executor OF
the estate of e. j. Lucky) Baldwin
Clara Baldwin Stocker, Anita Baldwin
McClaughry, Beatrice Anita Turnbuii'
Carrie Perry, as Administrative OF the
estate of John Perry, and L. o. Rogers.
The object to the suit is to quiet tue
to land, dispute about crop on wniGh
resulted in the son of the plaintiff Kill
ing Perry September 30, 1909, ana pc
ing sentenced to serve twenty years III
the penitentiary after being FOUND
guilty. of murder in the second degree
by a Jury in Judge Davis department
of the superior court.
The plaintiff in the present action
claims title to eighty acres IN the
Rancho San Francisquito and asserts
that the defendants are trying 10 Op-
tain control of twenty acres OF IT, US
Inc as proof of their rights the alleged
verbal lease given by the dead turfman
to others. ,,,..,u
It is alleged that Perry and Rogers
were employed by Unruh to oust Lunn-
mer. and it was In a quarrel over the
property and its products that the lat-
ter's son shot Perry, a coloreo man, ia
alleged self defense.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
BOY SAVES HIS OWN LIFE;
WINS PLATE OF ICE CREAM

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-The presence
Of mind OF a 6-year-old boy who fell
out of a car in a Ferris wheel at Clason
Point saved his life and won him a
plate OF ice cream.
The lad went to the amusement park
with his mother and induced her to let
him ride in the wheel. With number
of other small boys he Jumped in car
and made merry as the wheel revolved.
The car was about sixty feet above
ground when the youngster toppled
out.
There was a chorus Of screams, but
instead Of becoming frightened the boy
thrust out his hands, grasped an iron
bar and held tight. He was suspended
in air for five minutes until the wheel
could be stopped An employe climbed
down to him and lifted him into one Of
the cars. When he was taken to the
ground it was found that his hands
had been slightly cut With a sigh of
relief the manager OF the contrivance
took the lad by the hand and pur-
chased him a heaping plate of ice
cream.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
HOLD COUNTY RESPONSIBLE
FOR DAMAGES TO PARK

The park commission announced yes
terday that it intended to hold the
county responsible for the damage to
the Elysian park nursery that was
burned August 27. The commission In
structed Secretary Herbert to notify
the hoard of supervisors to that effect.
THE exact amount of damage done has
not yet been estimated in dollars and
cents but a bill will be presented to
the supervisors as soon as it is known.
The foreman of Elyian park has made
an investigation of the fire and has
evidence to prove that it was started
by two boys from the county deten,,
tion home When the fire got beyond
their control they called for help and
an official of the home was told about
the fire but did nothing to assist in
having it extinguished.