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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

9tinepieb. Die 3uiuhr mar aud
wieoer siemItdp eroB uuo Der Rartt midi
Ger. Die Breiie fieleu um l0--l5c per 100
8funo. Stoders uno Seeoers iinr in gutter
Aad3iraee uno Itarf TN greiie.
Stwese Stiere brad,teu 1915 -
7.75, ertra s. $500, Gdien $500 -
$50, SIeiiheritiere. ertra - 25-7.50, oute
bis agSerIeiene S6.5J-7.l5, oroiudre bis
CUTE 81. .75--6.25; Seiiers, ertra 81. 1857 .35,
quite bic duserIeiene $6.50-7.I0, croindre
bis quite $3.50-6.25; albe, ertra So 35-
$50, CUTE bis anserIeiene s. $5.50--6.25, orbit
ndre bis quite 81. 1880, Gamers 81 80
$50, Sto6ers uuo Fesoers 81 00-6.7 rs,
fette Gatrp 8libe 81. 50--6 80, srtra $3.50 -
675.
8uIien-Tie greiie iielen um l5--25c
per 100 Bfano. od Die 3uiubr gr0Ber mar
Raaere uno Ieitte S. 52--4 IS, Bologna
s5 .0o-6.00, ertra So l0-6.l5, fette 1915
Is. Is.
MtIdtiibe. Die 3ufubr mar in Der
perilo'leneH Mode perbdltntBmG Big eerine
uno bic greile itie9en INN g bis s. per
Gtitd.
Grtra s52.50-75 90, quite bis auserIeiene
S45.Oo-7o.00.- oreinare bis CUTE $1,000
$3.50 per Sta6.
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xaien ssa sssAerausD~ D~0sisHiAsfsn.
eaa.is .I....IioS lsa,sis. ;.... !" de- 4:


ueIb ION eaII" mar wtsIis su 2H-3S.
grtma geindftspapiers iparoen su AZ
sg btstonttrt.
GterIiug .GrdanBe III ftetis. -
Gtdt su s4.S7a une 6o TaSs St1t gu
"a .k31 1--4.s4.
@pnpess sDbIiaationen rpareu fte.
tia mno muroen pie foIgt anptirt:
Der. etaaten Refunbing III 1909 geb.,
~ fesiftrifte ll925) ll4I--ll5H, eou'
pons il4I--ll5L, 8T rsgtftrtrte l02I--
io31S, Coupons lU2hs-io3I, 4anamaeou'
ppns 2% I00ss-l0l.
afttenmartt bsr uuslnitisen
Qoc,ridten lber ben Stnno Der SaateH.
ipeourd, Elm Iruf gum 8erianfen ousgetibt
murbe, bieiten iitb bod bic 9reIie tiemltd]
aut uuo bic 8erluite waren nttst 10 beoeu
tene ale man errpartet. Ter Wartt ihIot
obsr i6pad,.
gaditebenoe Rurie muroeu pon tsr6trms
Srmin, 8aIlman 4 Co., Ro. 22o---25I Mas
nut Strabe, beri6tet:
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Mmsipdrtise Wdrfte.
T,m morf. o. Anr.

TehI. -3ufubr II, All 8bIs., gerIaust
$50 BbIs. Rartt mar rnhia uno lteta.
Sprins gateni $5.30-5.55. 9intere etraiabts
$490-5.00, 0inter gateuts $5.25-5.6O,
Sprins clears $4.25-a.60, Ntnter Grtras
SO. / S4.O0--4 go, go. 2 DO. 80. 75-4 90,
Ranias ftraigbts S4.S5-5.05.
RogeenmebI III itetig. - Sair bis
antes s4.25-4.45. Dolce bis fanep $3.50
$50.
Hudweisenmeb! norlinsa gu $500
"a 06 per 100 pfnno.
Rats melt III iteiss. Ssinss DeiSes
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epars el.-S1.00 per 2uteno ganoel.
Gptna t.-sI Sol 70 per Dbl.
Ruben. --35--40c per Jubeno 8inpel
2anbs Brobuft..
Bobnen. - Rarft itetts Brima Mars
ropfatt 90 1880, geiiebte unb bel Sans
gepfIiidte Raun S2.l5--2.40 per 8u.
u.-Nartt rubi8. Ro. Iimotbp $3.50
1876, SO. 2 DO. $l7.0)--l7.25, Vo. DO.
sl4.5o-l5.50; aIee, eemtidtsr SO. 1850
--I7.0O, SO. 2 bo. $3.50 --l6.0o; RIee.
SO. / $15.l0-15.50, 3O. 2 $l4.O0-l4.5 30
per Ton.
0ubl.nfutter iit fpiataer. eteie s22 80
1880, Nioolins erobe $23. .0O-24.0O, DO,
ietnes $24.5O - $3.50, eemiidtes 5utter
$23.50-24.5O per Gonne in Buff uno 81 90
mebr anf benz @eIetfe.
Dolle. -Tie 3nfubr mar uur mGBig
bic Rafirdee eine siemltdb quite uuo Die
gretie piIlte. Die SdnoIer taufteu 5u Der
fctgenoeu Breiien:
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~ - / :, ~'s ~AkR'As
9iun mar beute iIau gu s32 81 - 1910.
eupf.r mar id)pat; GATE gu l2.75 -
1890, eIeetrolpthic gu l2.62I - 1915
uno eating 81 Sl2 T5--l2 .62h. gIsi mar
fau III S4.35 - AS uno SpeLtsr eben-
faas su $3.50 - $50. Giisn mar rubla.
Ro. 5ouuoru Rortbern Al .O0-lS.5O,
80. 2 DO. III si7.5O-ls 90. go. Soutbsrn
uno go. Soutbern loft III $l7.5O-l7.75.
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Gbtcago, %. 2tpriI.

GVIC ago, 70, ApIII.
RtubDteb.- - 8eepes 1915 - $50,
Eeras Stiere S4.75-J6.25, rpeitItbe Stiere
s501-6.5O, Stoders uno 5eeoers $3.50
6.7O, atte uno 0etfers 81 .80-7.40, aGLber
$6.75-8.5O. @tartt itetig.
e SnUetue. - Gettbte 50 25-9.5j oe'
miItte s925-9,60, i6mere $9.25-9. 30,
raube s9,25-9.35, quite bis auserIeiene
idmere 1886 - go, 5erteL $500 -
$50. Martt bis 1Oc b0ber.
Shafe uno &dmmer. Sndfe ::
einbetmiite S450-8.35, usftIihe $500
-835, 3Gbritnge S7.25-8.50.
Gdmmer :-Gtrbs DE s. .5O-9 .65, rueft'
I4e $7.75-9.9 80. Wtartt itetto.
3ufubr Riuopieb 24,G0), S8Dsine
&c, 900, S6afe uno Gdntmsr 5000.
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Vferoe uno Ntamleiel.
Cincinnati, 25. april l9.

NIHI N ~ %. NUtIE IHIU.
G5 tpohnten in pey perHenenen Node
siemlib uiele adufer ben Sertduieu bel uuo
Der Narft purbe pom rag su Tag lebbafs
ter. arbeitspferoe pureen am meilten bes
aebrt uno bic 9sreiie itiegeu ourhi6nittIih
nm s. bis $3.50 per Stjlt. auh RaulsieI
rparsn in Besebr uno ieIt i'm greiie. Gie
folaeneen greiie rpuroea am Shlub Der
podbe uambaft denlQdt
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Anf bent ct. Scrnaro.

0,un Monote lang @jnter. - 0as
beriibmte 5oipi3 auf benz ct,
Bernard. - Gr3iebuug Der 8eruars
biner 6unoe. - Wunberbare Slug
belt Der 1hiere. - Spfermut6ige
RdhItenliebs Der U&0nhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Sbm6 Der 8ode rguroeu Die ioIeenoeu
Guoiirungen namhaf. gematt:
ErnuHer WtUE rI-tBreut Gaus e -i9c
9oofier &c stg 81. g., peuoeriou 5amtiD 6IzC
uHtcn 614e, @rtgstoa Z blxc. SomoeIH Z
4Ae GbifoTu u z u izc. Beppere. 1914 23C.
30. - 2lc ut'sa 10 26c no. 20 23ht.
1876. DO. iola 2Ii.c EorUofi ga l6c
iast Sum d tbe gs5m shc, eorsOaie &c, q,
7izc. Sotast a4e Got &C. flo Giorb 7c. True
&c, 1uiip Il, e}ut t5aS Ss4c, 9otapoob 81. {
mtaec 5lsc, BevgFge. l04 25c. DO gI4 Pc,
uisca 10j4 24t b. 22c. 8rtabtou 10 /
23hr bo g4 2ilTc ,vgrCroit ga 1886.
4rints-glHletC1u Sbeeiinas 5isc. Central
Rarf &c g.nertcaH IouTnlre uHo BrGG &c,
amertcau IuoiqJ tx Simpfou G2purnIus
nnb araue &c. goti,wb'l 2ubipe bt.c. DO.
Ipourrina uuo grallg , &C, 1tpin Rebss 8oetfc
ec, sldtioHat 514c gan Ioo 5l4e Srtgn iAe.
aIsTbefftoffs-1anirb Giotb 12hc. r,>r
Senrisfta 25c, E~(r- geHrisiia PIC. 800 Serge
334c. Banana 4ac CGcutta glctb 12hc.
s-Tborutg'e TAG, 3ornooo SC,
Sutton oes Eo,lano 300 &C. Queen, Of ibe 8eit
~ i5c 1ontac l0i4c Gorhis an3eH 141ze.
gnsouehonua lie. goHsiioca 2 i6c,
&c goerett gIaiiIc "isc 2dncaiter Siap!e 7c.
1892 sac stuplieu i4c. qoretta sc. 9anooer
4hc sSloreuce 5l3r Ztdator &c.
RIdtbs s-Cur Set re Fonat e!ue 7 = {,
aiberarle sac, Genera o1sc, eouiblano one,
6artturo 4s.c
lfftIitp 9ikt,
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g9at ts.-Rartt rubie uuo itetis. 5dno-
Ter tduTen prinla I'll 2s--29c per gfuno uno
pertaufeu tIeine Luantitdten su 2-3c mebr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

.Ginen Ridsl babe idb nod, taufs
Id mir nun einsn GHnops bofiir ober
fporsn mir ibn Su etipos DsHsrts aufg
- 3sfsres9 Gibt's ia surni6t.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

E.r.. Rarft rnhie uuo felt. qein6I
robes s6c, e.tontes 87e per 3auone tn Bar,
tien por IA Bbl. Grtra CONNER Ten
earoot S0c per 9aaones Cotton Seeo
Del robes SO - co., rafHrtrtes 63-64c
goQone. Ierpentin &c, Petroleum, Ger.
lection lOc, Ohio, aentutp uuo Snotara
9sIc per @alIene. erowR gaioIin lSc,
Rapbta l2c per 6aGoue.
Sats. - Der Ndrtt TT rubta. Ohio
aiuer 90 - CSC. Widtgon uno atron
89t per Bbtpon $50 Bfo.
IaIe lit ftetis. grima Gitp TsI-71.e,
bo. Country 71.-7llc per giuno.
aobten.-Iiartt ru1io. Dou9btosb.np
1926, Rus unb clad s2.OO -225,
aonawba Stadfoblen 1926, Rus uno
clad 81 90-2.25 per Toune obeeIieiert
RaudIoIe Sthdfeblen 1915, Antbracits
s7.25-7.50 per Tonne o6aeIiefert. Gose
!oiten ll--l2c per 8u. oboeliefert.
Sdmer eten.-Rar.t 'tetta. 0Ieeiuas
men SIS 00-650 atif oem GsIstie uno s. 90
10 per gu. pom Store. Iimotbp 81 40
| .65 auf benz GeLetie uno Sl.GO-2 90 per
Su. pom Store.
Eepern. -- 8ahfrage gut, greiie feit.
Wetse CJdniefeoeru. ...... $3.50
9rima 8iniefeoern pou gutter Sarbe 45--46c
o.
>, pom leb. Gnten, gan3 Deib 40-42c
!, ,, >, ountIe Qeriitte 32-33C
| grima Slbner, 8obu, qani WetB.. I5C
>, >, ounfle qenlIiAte.. Al
| Sdbuen. S6pansfeoern, LANCE 'ancp 70,
Iru,bahn, msiBe ............... 61t
.. 1Qrot9e 9e......-.....-.- u ~
Sdute. - Radfrags 3tenrIia gut. 0dr.
| left
| RaBseioIjsue 80. per giuno. l0c
| Ro.2 >. .,. &C
| Gitp Builders IL Bafers, iriihe Zoe
! nrticbe SaIbfele le. l4-l5c
| 9Seroe go. 50 90 2,
. SO. 2............. 400 2.2
8uaeu 9to. 1........ Sc
>, Np. 2...... &c
| Irodengeialsene ......... 15-l6c
| Stint . Ills,
| Shafsseue, rpoui9s 9s.. 10 -5Oc
Samn. .eelle e.........25 25 800
Samms seIIe, aeihorene. 10 -l5c
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Gin unniIlto m m e n { 8
SHerQef0eut. $ Sin aus Dem
0orfe 3eu6ern (bei 2lltepbur9) tam.
member Golpat Der Nltenburger 8arris
ion erbielt gum Giterfeit bon ietnr
graut in 7einem 0eimatbsort cine atite
aeichidt, aui Der bic N8orte ItanoeH:
,2(htung. Qebenpe @0gel." al8 man
Die SiIte 0fTuete. fonD man oorin siu
lebenoes Gino, bu8 ole Soloatsnbrdut
crit Dor lpenigen 1dgsn geboreu bate.
9as Wdohen polIte iia nafiir rdd3e1,
oaB ftd3 ibr Srdutigdm in altenburg
cine speite 9raut ongeIhafft bate.
Dus ainb. pas Die Reiie in Der atite
gut iiberitanoen bate. fpuroe in pas
Srantenbous sebraht.
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utAiisn stH 4r.....- IS. a. kW tlr. r. a
Ai4t1ea 60. ts'''''',,. "" Rt Ig. i. A.. ssX
gfieu.ts q. y. l. A.. bSls 9DtHeu,I mefIiig xr -
Raltisgsrt / CHS 4r ISL Rsf Np al N,r asr ssr<
Nslttas. 4 Eets 81, ;. Va o. a n sfsr Al - sQtss
relt C & GsD. 81 gOA u Ill 4. Qats
Hresgssn IT. 60. A.. Hl qT Mkk o 60 sr 4 x2st
Gsnt st 6esteia 81. .f0Stt Rsff M l. esH a. al Z
Gsnirsi eesstsS ss. J. tsula Nssl 4Ss 70 4r f01i
Ssnt sf - rs,sa. ga ~" ~ gssts 1suts e.. .ins@
xsd ~" sss Su q ~. a.. sli (
-. .. " I H.,. va Tsnr. esa. a. 10 y
et sa v. sss 0taetry 9ss. ST.. sss.
9M Ets PC, 10. 4r s2
~ 80 ysttss ~ Ste. Q. 81. ssh
eNSt yss.tss-se-' 49,. Sse. q d ton, n ~
4Ms Isf1uN- W. SLe.e u .sssb AZ. 81
esls. lnsnEiss st.. Gub. aif Zine d.. I
esls MlisHe As,.'. a.ss Ssstb. pss. col. 4F.. y ~
81 E.rsf,k ui.+fr. Eskl&sufs 8af o. lr 10 Il
Del ensssn % II Scnig 4at. tuf.4r.. ss.
Dsxs ~. w.. va essfb. Saiis 5r ~,
rd of'. sI's Ssnft. NJ, esn. A.. seix
Itpeus m......... uHteH Qettfk +r.... Too.
esh ktsst lisH N...- ts untsn eAs. - 4r... fDji
ers 0sn. R:..i,. q. 4 ttd. Ar. ~
erts %. II fsrUs ". - II. O. Nmktsy g. :. s0y.1
ertfsg. ~ tertu o. ~ ID. .. efstI g. S.. ..ic&
osn. etsctrit -. M. .tAAt9srs. Ger Gtswl ss *
50, Seat l. vsf, A.. g tnsSafh L. 10 ~
Sstsrksteuqk Vet, n ~ 1pat. !. a sse. 4r..., 10
Nat 1Rve. Rsr. ". VA Etsra ~. 4r... 81
SAssn tt...........- yi.s 4tAtnst. y. -. ST.. 70
issf Siss Nh .. l.. g.. ~ "' s'' "''.' -.
.. o. s0. n fls6D.. sSs
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Oo,,s OelDusarfte.


e.
lie Geidafte mqreu beate In ben bieiisen
ganlen ietneswess isbbaft tu fssHt'eit nsao
Die QaHtrase mad Iarieben MIR nnbeosu'
tean. lts8tnsraten itno anperanoert gepNes
ben, rie Nanien bsrs&neten fur EdrIebes
.'or eau" AN unb btssontittsn @es4dftss
ndptsrs III t1-6S. syn effsnsn Nsartte
iuurbsn Tarleben ,,or eau" su 411S nno
aat 8sit ~ 81 vIaetrt.
Htaia ssf mn psrs
rparen feit ane parsen gu 25e prdmie per
SlODO Nwtshsn Banisn pertauit. Gte eanm
ierrdte befrdst 5os 9ramte per $1,000.
assAia aaf Gusssa
waren felt. Seate iino bic foIsenoen
luotirunaen sn bert@ten:
aonpon, 3 1aes Gtdt, A.ssH per e,
90 1aae Giht, S4.s5L per E; Barte q
1ods giGf, 5i2l.--520 5rancs pee 500 |;
so fupe esnt, 5l7L - 5lsH Granes per
xi00 !; flr 1euti6lono, 4 Gage Sift, 4
Mari '9s1{e, DO. 90 Taee Stdt, s41se.
Documentary Bills duf Sonoon Ipuroen
sus4 .s3s<, aui Glasgow su s4.SaI nne
aaf Hsifait go s4.ssH ssrtaaft.
eaasss.c bliGaasMsn
rnbis upo itetis. 1te 8auien anotirsn ipts
lolet:
Gtnsauf. gsriouf.
~ Henos, 1925, Coup. ll4I llo1t
OF xenbs, 1918. .... l02I 1854
2g aysnss, 1880. .lu0s4 -
2T Banana .... .lUox IuI
Sssarsas esxFs umisss.
Ger llmias Inn bielteen Gledrinsbaus be'
lief fib beate auf S3,oo4, $50.
ksfaise efurtiassn.
Ser laarit In sefaIiesuritdten mar beuis
iehr tahta une bic greiie aeoriidL Do oas
anssbot Don @ertbpapteren rett tart mar
Tse nac1itebcaesa 8srtdufe ttne sn bertd
ten:
aa ser Dssfe.
ffG caii
aftsn Der gtnc Gas q 0Isefrsc. ....... s.s,i
- 4ftis Cine. 0as x Glectrte............ ~
zashsn ~, n. q. q. q x.........-- se1
AseoRu Ca.
!. Is ustixa ber golnmsia 9as q Gree..... ~
aAffs o. Q. 9rtntira &o.............
tlus9 Y, & & q. lite. 5et....,...........s.. VS.
Sm efftHsn paarit:
ss.1s GiHc Ct Smp 4, 1881. D................ ies
sissg ainc. u. ~. 4es. isD ......,...., 10y
sto ,isS, ............. W3z
ssau gine. @. q, 4. fsx2- 2.......,...... =
szses Mef6anfs 9eat & oiaht. ,. iss. ..... ~
Radftebenoe Eabeae uon I'm btefieei
Marft beilnoIlden BoRes uRo Attien gteb
bst offi;teaen EuOtirunsen an:
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IrD GOODS Wsarft.
Cincinnati, 25. aprtt 1910.

Ter Martt mar III Der uerfoHeueu Nohe
rubig uuo bic Btei'e uuuerdnoert. Gegeu
Sdlub Der Gohe rguroeu bic foIgeroeu
Huetiruunen nnrrbrft nPfnatt.
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Siebmdrfte.
Cincinnati, 25.

Cincinnati, %. 9lpril.
3ufubr uno 8erianot pGbreno Der per
iIoneuen 4s StuneeH, perelideH nit oeriels
leIben ,3eit Der uorbergebenoeu Mode ma.
rem pte f0let:
3uiubr: Rinopie5. Sbwstns. Sdafe.
Aprii IS ..... 1893 1922 10
april 25. 2l45 2075 -
Der 8erianot bstrus in oerieEbeu 3eit.
april IS Is 543 -
aprit 25.... $40 -
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Gbteaeo. %. 9IpriI.

GVEIuHU, <Js AVFEls
Ithr.-Ter martt mar itetig. gtRt.r
gateuts s. .OO--5 .25, Strdiohts S4.75-6.25,
eprirg ga:euts 81 .65--4 50, Straigbts S4.55
A h
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-25
WORK ON LIND LEASE
SHOWS RAPID PROGRESS

GOLDFIELD, July 24.-Development
on the Lind lease on the Booth is pro-
crossing energetically with a great deal
of encouragement in the character of
the vein that is being followed by the
drift on the 260 level. The drift mas
been driven on the vein about 100 feet,
and is now out in the neighborhood
of the dividing line between the Booth
ana ORC. There is from two to three
feet of low grade ore in sight, por-
ton of which is highly oXidized and
the balance shows sulphides in liberal
quantities. Recent assays give an aV-
erage of about 81 a ton. While this
lacks considerable of being pay" II
is encouraging as evidence of miner
aliZation which may open into good
values at any time.
The problem of finding a persistent
ore shoot in this territory has lone
attracted attention and search by
mining men, and although the effor'
has not yet been crowned with sue
cess, their faith in the final outcome
of development on the east slope o
Columbia mountain remains strong.
A station has been cut at the 20
level of the Weber lease on the soutl
end of the Booth, and a crosscut vii
be driven to open the vein which wa
cut and developed on the $50 level
where several small punches of gooC
ore were found, butN not in sufticien
quantity to make commercial prop
oSition.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-25

In addition to lecturing this young
woman was a magazinee writer and
associate editor of the Housekeeper.
Her articles of travel and concerning
civic matters are especially inter-
esting and she used her pen with sym
pathy and skill.
Just what effect the marriage of this
brilliant young reformer will have
upon her work is not announced. AS
her husband is a man of high polit-
ical position, a lawyer of repute and
the father Of two children, it seems
probable that the home cares which
matrimony will bring will crowd out
interest in the more general pursuits.
OF a sweet, winsome personality, as
dainty as a Dresden statuette In col
oring and style Of dress, the drawing
room seems a more appropriate set
ting for the little bride than the lee
ture rostrum. Her friends here, and
she made many in the brief season of
her visit last winter, will be quick to
offer congratulations to Mr.. Haines
and will cherish the hope that further
visits to this coast may be made, even
though the big work for relieving the
conditions surrounding working wom-
en- which was anticipated may have to
be dropped.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-25
MOTORMAN HURT
IN CAR CRASH
Jammed Between Tenders While
Adjusting TroIIey-InternaI
Injuries Are Feared

While switching the trolley of west
Second street car of the Los Angeles
Railway company at SeVenth ana
Rampant streets yesterday afternoon,
7 Fl. Martin, conductor, was seriously
injured when another car crashed INTO
him tanning him between the cars;
1t is thought he may have suffered
internal injuries. His right thigh was
crushed and the right knee badly
bruised. He was hurried to the Crocker
street hospital, where he is being
treated nv Drs. Gates and Bryant.
Martin lives at I'll Central avenue
Martin was standing on the rear Oh
his car, preparatory to switching l4s S
trolley of the car Before ne coulu
Jump a Seventh and Rampant stTeeI
car Of the Los Angeles railway crashed
into the front end of his car tnroWlns
him between the tenders on the rear
end OF his car and those or a stanulns
Bowie Heights car Of the Paclnc hlec-
trio company. .,,.,, =,
charge of the Seventh and Rampant
street car and r. M. Jarvis was the
conductor. c. w. Geary was the lho-
torman of Martins car.
Motorman Fox, in speaking, or the @
affair. stated that it was caused by the
brakes on his car failing to work
1--WE coasted for nearly block before
the crash" he said. Il appieu tne
brakes. but they wouldn't hold ana
before I could apply the emergency
brakes we bumped into the other car.
Several windows in the cars were
broken. No one else was injured
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-25
ROOSEVELT INTERESTED
IN OTHER CANDIDATES
With Kinkade Out of Race, Long,
worth and Garfield Are
Ozark Horses"

OYSTER BAY, July 24.-News that
Judge Reynold S. Kinkade of Toledo
has declined to be considered as can
didate for governor of Ohio on the Re-
publican ticket brought forth no COM
ment today from Theodore Roosevelt.
Two other men in whom Colonel Roose-
velt has a deep personal interest are
also mentioned for this nomination.
They are James R. Garfield, his close
friend, who was his secretary of the
interior, and his son-in-law, Repre-
sentative Nicholas Longworth.
When they last met Colonel Roose-
welt let it be seen that his warm per-
sonal regard for Garfield has not been
affected by the latter's attitude toward
the Taft administration, but he is un-
willing to express any opinion, under
present circumstances, as to Garfield S
stand in Ohio politics. He frankly ad-
mits his deep interest in the situation
in Ohio. but will let no further state
ment be drawn from him.
There were no visitors at Sycamore
Hill today. Colonel Roosevelt, Mrs.
Roosevelt and Archie went to church
in the morning. The remainder of the
day the colonel spent quietly.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-25
Personal Mention

Lewis R. Kerby of San Diego is
among those who registered at the
Angelus yesterday.
MI and Mrs. Joseph M. Spillmorc
prominent tourists from Indianapolis
are recent arrivals at the Hayward.
w. B. Foote, prominent banker OF
Geneva, N. Y, is registered at the
Westminster for few days stay here
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Peters and Miss
Daisy Smith of Honolulu are recent
arrivals at the Alexandra for the
summer.
S. f. Moore of London, England, and
H. G. Dohrman of Tonopah are mining
men who yesterday registered at the
Van Nuys.
L. Fischbeck, a soap manufacturer OF
San Francisco, is a recent arrival al
the Westminster. He is accompanied
by his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sweet of River
side are among the recent arrivals at
the Angelus. Mr.. Sweet is a prominent
merchant in Riverside.
w. D. Foster, mining man of Gold
field, arrived in Los Angeles for a short
business stay here yesterday and is
registered at the Van Nuys.
Mrs. ]. H. Faulkner and daughter
from Phoenix are prominent Arizona
people who have taken apartments at
the Westminster for the summer.
Mrs. Fred Osburn and daughter, Miss
Mary Osburn, are San Francisco people
who registered at the Angelus yester-
day en- route home from months va
cation spent at Coronado.
William Hugh Sibbald, chief clerk at
the Alexandria hotel, returned to Los
Angeles yesterday, after spending a
months vacation touring throughout
the northwest, and is again on duty.
Mr.. Sibbald, accompanied by his wife,
visited Reno, the Yellowstone national
park Ogden, Salt Lake City, San Fran
cisco and Coronado during his trip. He
reports having an excellent outing, al
though glad to get back to Los Angeles
once more.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-25
PLANS TO ERECT
CITY ST0REH0USE
Supply Committee Asks $4,000
Appropriation to Begin Work
on Municipal Warehouse

A municipal storehouse is to be con-
structed on property belonging to the
city and facing on Avenue Eighteen,
if the supply committee can induce the
finance committee to set aside some
money in the budget for this purpose.
The supply committee has asked for
$4,000 to begin this work, although
Councilman George Williams, chair
man of the committee, believes that
SIS, 900 should be appropriated.
The committee looked over the
ground last week and found that in the
Y formed by Downey avenue, the
Buena Vista bridge and Avenue
Eighteen there are two pieces of prop
erty that came into possession of the
city when land was condemned for the
bridge. One piece especially, at the
corner of Downey and Avenue Eighteen,
has four lots and is regarded as the
most suitable location for the proposed
storehouse.
1t is the plan of the supply commit
tee to construct a large building on
this property that will serve the double
purpose of municipal storehouse and
machine shop. When the storehouse is
completed supplies that the city is
constantly purchasing will be bought
in large quantities and delivered to the
various departments as needed. By
purchasing in large quantities the city
can buy its supplies at a cheaper rate
and a uniform quality is assured.
The municipal storehouse has been
talked of by previous councils, and the
one preceding the present body went as
far as to set aside $4,000 in last years
budget to begin the work. But the
amount was insufficient to accomplish
anything, and the money was turned
back into the general fund July 1.
If the present council will vote $4,000
for the purpose the supply committee
believes something can be done for the
storehouse as well as the machine shop.
The machine shop is intended to repair
the city's automobiles, patrol wagons.
fire engines and other machinery that
it now costs thousands of dollars a
year to keep in repair.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-25
BOY FALLS FORTY FEET;
INJURIES NOT SERIOUS
Chambers Over Roof to Recover
Arrow, Despite Warn
ings of Others

In endeavoring to regain an arrow
which had accidentally lodged on the
roof of house at 211 North Beau
dry avenue, Morris Harris, II years
old, yesterday afternoon fell from the
roof to the ground, distance of al
most forty feet, but escaped serious
injury. He sustained fractured left
wrist and several abrasions of the face.
Morris and several other boys in the
neighborhood had been amusing them
selves by shooting arrows. The sport
came to an abrupt ending when one of
Morris arrows lodged on the roof of
the house. Despite the warnings of
his playmates not 70 attempt to get it,
Morris procured a ladder and climbed
to the roof Catching hold of loose
shingles and working his way down
the roof to the caves, he finally was
within reach of the arrow. AS he
reached for it he slipped and fell to
the ground.
He was taken to the receiving hos
pital where his injuries were treated
by Assistant Police Surgeon Carter.