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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

lONRoE CITY held a great Dem
ATTIC picnic, last week. Many Of
prominent members of the par
attended and spoke. The enthu-
sic applause given ali Demo
Nac sentiments was most encourag-
and spoke we'll for the interest
ng taken in the coming election
is considered a sign OF a full
nocratic vote being polled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

Miller's New Monarch Wagons,
with butt-cut Hickory Axles. War.
ranted years. wit Robertson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

Mrs. J. =. Smith, residing in
Western Audrain, sold 35 dozen eggs
to Sam Morris at Mexico this week
Mrs. Smith has sold eggs amounting
to 500 since january 1. She has $50
hens, mostly OF the Plymouth Rock
variety. She has about 800 young
chickens ready for market.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21
JOHN HILL AND FAMILY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill and Miss
Nellie Hill Departed for Mexico City,
Mexico Tuesday. Their many friends
join the Ledger in wishing them de
lightful trip and safe return.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

Sheets, bleached, 72x90, scanned
oenters, bought for this sale, soc
value, clearing sale price :. ..39c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

HE Ledger's interesting Inter-
ws with prominent farmers In all
lions OF Audrain, are attracting. no
le attention. Subjects Of special
cultural interest are chosen and
opinions Of men whose knowl-
|Ee comes from practical experience
offered our readers. The exchange
IDEAS, in this manner, Is invalua-
and we feel repaid for our extra
|or's by the many compliments re-
we'd over their success.
| -
OR SALE-Three fresh first
cows will be sold Saturday
|st' on the streets. II. l.. Phil
+. d2-wit
IT, e, II. Tlncher has sold bis
GO southwest Of town to I. j.
les, DR.. ~lncher, It is understood
move back to town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

1 1-2 Gallon Guaranteed Perfect
Stew eKttles, Grey Granite, 10c.
dwt Robertson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

The best line of Hammocks in
town, at cost. See them, at Sallee's
Book Store. dot wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

A new and complete line, $1.00
curtains go in our clearing sale
at 79c pair; 5Oc lace curtains go
In our clearing sale at 29c pair;
better lace curtains, up to, pr $4.98
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21
MATCH SPECIAL

Town Talk noiseless matches,
mead don't fly. All sure light
ers, &c box. Patent safety wall
pocket free with each box, Only
one pocket to a customer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21
CRASH spEcIA
LACE CURTAIN spEcIAl

l5Inch Brown linen crash, 10c val.
ue. clearing sale price. yd. &c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21
BOILER SPECIAL.

Doz. heavy boilers, block tin,
sides and fun copper bottoms. The
S2.OO kind; clearing sale price.
each q, :,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

SHIRT AND DRAWERS SPECIAL
~ Doz. Mems Fancy Shirts and
drawers; cur regular 25c goods,
clearing sale price 1oc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

II. l.. Mcclure A. Pfitzer
G. o. Black George Dean
Hiram Threlkeld August Blai
PRECINCT NO. 20 (Macedonia)
b. Graves Newton Burkeye
NJ. A. Bartee J. d. Hawkins
w. j. Shores, Jr. John Ess
PRECINCT NO. "a (Burk)
Jas. Offutt W.D Blair
Harrison Ford Newt Davis
Wallace Holman VIM. Allison.
PRECINCT NO. 25 (Burnham)
G. b. Showers j. G. Gengerich
j. w. Walker E. S. Stanterman
Sam Harshberger Geo. Wagner
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

The Rev. w. H. Hook is assisting
the Rev. Mr. Reavis in protracted
meeting at Liberty Church. Much in
terest is being taken in the meeting
and the public is cordially invited to
attend. Mr.. Hook will preach at
Upton Sunday.
Hammocks, 400 lbs. capacity. $1.5O
regular. Special sale price, one
week, $1.OO each.
dw1 Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21
LONG GLOVE spEclAI

LONO OLUVE oPECINL,
Doz. Ladies long pure silk dou-
Bile tipped gloves, blue, white, tan
and black, regular $1.5O value,
clearing sale price, Or :. :. SOC
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

Miss Whitecotton of Hannibal Is
the guest of Miss Paule Clendenin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21
PARis-uNDERWooD WE'D
DING ON MONDAV

Claud Paris and Mrs. Erie Under
wood, of Rush Hill, were married
Monday, by Judge w. w. Bolts, at
the Court House. The Ledger joins
friends in extending congratulations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21
sHiRTWAIsTs SPECIAL

: Doz. Ladies' White lawn shirt
waists, several choice patterns to
pick from, our regular 99c sellers
clearing sale price, each 70
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-21

LINoLEUM sPEcIi

Joseph Wild G. Co.'S Linoleums
are known to be the best; and
new block pattern for your bath
room,Sx4 size, worth Csc So yd,
clearing sale price, So yd :. ..48C
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
BRYAN FINDS JOY
IN DEFEAT At LAST
Commoner Tells Newspaper Men
He Is Fortunate in Sew
eral Respects

CHICAGO, April 2O.-William j.
3rvan in a, speech before the Chicago
Newspaper club tonight declared his
defeat for the presidency has had its
compensations.
Il am a very lucky man in many
ways" said Mr.. Bryan. "Outside OF a
particular line, lucky in all ways; ana
I am not sure I am not lucky even IN
that respect. [ called upon President
Taft yesterday and we had pleasant
chat [ am satisfied / am enjoying life
fully as much as he.
'rHe congratulated me on the oppor-
tunity ] had of visiting South America
and / asked him If he had ever read
Emerson's Essay on Compensatory
and he said he had and he was greatly
interested in it. Well, then, told hlm
that as one of the compensat1ons for
not having been elected president 1
had had the opportunity of visiting
South America, while he was denied
that opportunity.
mine was a peaceful trip down
there. I did not hunt game. l nave
so much fighting back in politics that
I don't go out for other game
Speaking of his absence from this
country, Mr. Bryan said:
zone New York newspaper said the
Democratic party got along better
when L was away than when I was
here. 1 thought it was a little unfor-
tunate that it commented on the fact
that the party did so well when I was
away, when the day after 1 get back
there was so much for the Democrats
to rejoice over in the state of New
York.
IF I am to be blamed for all the bad
things that happen to the party while
am in the country I shall insist upon
having some share Of the credit fol-
the good things that come to us oc-
casionally while 1 am on American
soil -
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
POMONA BREVlTIES

POMONA, April 20.--Mmes. A. ]. Norman,
L. V Zander and d. Potter entertained at a
picnic party at Ganesha park yesterday In
honor of the birthday anniversary OF Mrs.
Electa Reynolds Of Fort Atkinson, Wis. The
guests were all former residents Of Wiscon-
sin and included Mines. Reynolds, Woodcock,
Doud Johnson. Norman, Stipzer, Zander, Pot
ter. LYMAN Cornwell and Miss Reynolds.
Ganesha park is proving a popular picnic re-
sort.
There have been over 800 tickets sold for the
senior play, "Esmeralda,' TO be given by
The senior class members Of the local high
school at the Fraternal Aid theater Friday
evening
Mr. and Mrs B. f. Ransford, Mines. F.
c. w Bowen, A. H. Hill. Kate Pelton Howell
and Miner are IN Oakland attending the state
convention of the G. A. II. and w. r. c. as
delegates from the local post and corps.
Postmaster Avis has sold lot 70 by l64 feet
east of his residence on Holt avenue, TO W.
H Graham of Hollywood for s4500. Mr. Gra-
ham will erect house on the property.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
AERIAL CRUISERS TO BE
REVIEWED BY EMPEROR

BERLIN, April 2O-The first imperial
review of airships belonging to the
army will take place tomorrow. The
emperor tonight ordered the three
aerial cruisers which recently engaged
in maneuvers at Cologne to proceed IN
squadron formation TO Homburg, Wnere
his majesty will hold a review. The
afrships are the Zeppelin II, the Par
seyal IL and the Gros /, constructed on
different systems. They will leave Co
logne before daylight so as to arrive at
Homburg at IL a. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
OIL IN SANTA MONICA BAY
ANNOYS BATHERS IN SURF

OCEAN PARK, April 2O.-The presence OF
oil and asphaltum on the surface of the bay
in this vicinity has revived .the ancient belief
that n plentiful supply Of the valuable huid
lies beneath the land here. The oil has ap-
peared on numerous occasions In recent years
and unsuccessful attempts have been made TO
find the source of supply by prospectops exam
ing the shore of the bay from Point Dune 10
Point Fermin.
Bathing in the surf here was rendered dis
tinctly unpleasant for several hours today, but
the oil disappeared with the outgoing tide
Well defined pieces Of asphaltum as large as a
mans hand were to be found along the beach
this morning one theory advanced in eX-
PLANTATION Of the presence Of the oil is that
il escaped from a leaking oil boat passing by
al sea. but this is not received without ques-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
SUFFRAGlSTS WHO QUIT
GIVE OUT STATEMENTS

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Mrs. Har-
riet Taylor Upton. national treasurer
elect, and Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery,
first vice president-elect of the Nation
al American Woman Suffrage associa-
ton, who resigned yesterday, and who,
when they presented their designations,
were refused agreed to serve but
another month. issued a statement to-
night saying they were compelled TO
resign because Of certain injustices"
which they had believed to be ended
in connection with the movement,
which was being continued.
Though the convention has ad-
journed, the executive committee is
still in session.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
ARREST SAVES NEAR-VICTIM
OF CONFIDENCE MAN $1700
Bunco Steerer and Dupe Halted
on Way to Bank

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-Because
he was arrested in company with a
bunco man, Leonard Abel, wealthy
rancher of Lander, Wyo., is richer to-
day by $1,000.
Abel, in company with Frank Smith,
was detained by detectives who sus-
pected Smith of being a bunco steerer.
on Smith they found a certificate of
deposit for $500 from the First Ma
tional bank of Lander to the First Ma
tional bank of this city.
Abel had bet that amount on fake
horse race, engineered by Smith and
the two were on their way to deposit
the check. The bunco man had re-
ouired Abel to make out the deposit
check as a guarantee of good faith.
Abel was released and Smith was
charged with grand larceny.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
HEADS OF LONG BEACH
HIGH SCHOOL DROPPED
Board of Education Retains Prin-
cipaIs for Another Term

LONG BEACH. April 2o.-The board of edu-
cation has reelected for another year all the
principals in the local schools and nearly all
the teachers. Some interesting changes are to
be made in the high school faculty. PROF.
r. G. Coffin, athletic director, coach ana pro-
fessor of mechanical drawing, was not re-
elected Prof a, Il. Paine head of the his
tory department, and Prof Warren Loree.
head Of the department Of mathematics and
surveying, also We're not reelected A few OF
the teachers in the various schools resigned.
The board Of education did pot have TO con
slider the question of the superintendent Of
fee as Prof j. d. Graham is under contract
TO serve in that capacity for several years
more.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
SERVIA IN GRIP OF HUGE
FLOODS; IL MEET DEATH

BELGRADE, April 2O-Servia is
again in the grip of floods, result OF
torrential rains. At Kragujeyatz IL
deaths have occurred and the damage
to property is enormous. The whole
country from KragujeVta2 to LapoVo,
20 miles, resembles a vast lake. Sew
eral villages have been inundated. 1t
is feared a large number of persons and
thousands of sheep and cattle have
been drowned.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
CREDITORS SECURE PROPERTY

REDLANDs, April 2O.-E. b. Patterson
yesterday was assigned all of the property
interests of the Haight-Bethell company in
trust for the benefit of the creditors, Under
the MANAGEMENT of J., c. Haight this com
many for the past four years has. in addi-
tion to packing oranges, dealing in the
fertiizing and warehouse business in con-
neetion with the Semi Produce company,
soId produce from the Imperial valley, on a
commission The Indebtedness Of the com
pany is $4,000 of which about $4,000 Is
secured by mortgages and the entire assets
of the company are about $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
RIVERSIDE NEWS NOTES

RIVERSIDE, April 2O.-Bonds of the Per
ris high school were sold by the supervisors
today. There were eight bids for the SO
600 bonds, the highest and successful blo
being made by the state board Of examiners
200 j. II. Adams & co. made the next
highest bid. S147O. The bids ran uniformly
high. -,
W. w Wilson Of Riverside and East New
port Beach is planning trip 10 EUROPE
this spring.
Mrs Harriet p. Ritter has begun proceed
ings for divorce against Valentine Ritter al
legng drunkenness and pronlgacE' l"'
couple was married Nov. %. 1901
II. NJ Bradley has begun foreclosure pro
ceedings against L. NJ. r. Bradley and Oren'
Bradley to collect promissory notes given II
1907 for S14,70
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
ODD FELLOWS 10 PICNIC

LONG BEACH, April 2O.-The annual picnic
of the E'raternal Aid association of Southern
California viii be held in this city June or
June IL The picnic last year was held at
Eastlake park, Los Angeles. Long Beach was
decided on as This years gathering place at a
committee meeting in Santa Ana Tuesday
Hundreds Of members Of the F. A. A. are
expected from the various cities and towns
from santa Barbara to san Diego The big
picnic of the odd Fellows Of Southern Cali
fornia is to be held here April 26, when the
ninety first anniversary of the founding or ODD
Fellowship will be celebrated.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
MAXWELL TO BE GIVEN
MORE TIME TO ANSWER

WASHINGTON, April 2O-It was de-
cided today to give John NJ. Maxwell
of Indianapolis. the recaleitrant wit
ness before the house ship subsidy in
Vestigating committee, another chance
TO avoid being reported to the house
for contempt in refusing to answer the
committees questions.
The committee informally concluded
today to try to secure the information
from him in some other way, the idea
being the report to the house was too
serious a procedure to adopt, without
exhausting every means of getting the
witness to tell what he knows.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
AN INTERRUPTED PROPOSAL

They were standing beside the bab-
bling brook at the bottom of the gar
den. The sun was setting in all its
glory, turning the landscape into a
scene of unspeakable beauty.
Mr. Standon felt the soft and subtle
influence of the situation. What better
opportunity for pleading his passion?
He dropped on one knee,
ooh, Millie, darling when from
a hole in the hedge came childish
voice: =.
"Oh, how early 100 says 700 prayers" ."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
SACRAMENTO BANDIT IS
CAUGHT AFTER CHASE

SACRAMENTO, April 2o.-Chased by
an automobile load of police eonlght'
Ernest White was arrested at nlla- si
night tonight charged with commit
ting the series of holdups of saloons
which have terrorized the residence
section since April 1. White confessed
to holding up a saloon yesterday
morning within few blocks of where
he was captured The police are
searching for partner. A red BAN
dana handkerchief used as mask and
a blue metal revolver identificd the
bandit
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY

Louis Alva, said by the police to be
an old offender. was arrested last
night, charged with breaking into the
home of S. Ramira, $50 South Ala
media street, and stealing $50 worth of
clothing When arrested near the
Plaza Alva had concealed underneath
his coat a number of articles of wear
ing apparel, which were identified by
Ramira as having been stolen from
the latter's home.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
CHARLES T. o'HARA DIES

CINCINNATI, o., April 2O,-An ill
ness extending over a period of sew
eral months terminated tonight in the
death Of Charles y. O'Hara, 3S years
old, widely known as a sporting
writer.
Mr.. O'Hara, writing under the pen
name of "Billy Blunt" was employed
at various times on papers of this
city and was contributor to publica-
tions throughout the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
WAITER HAS DREAM

VENICE, April 20-Charles symmes. a
waiter at the Ship cafe, tells Of fierce battle
with a leopard shark. He had a line out for
eGrf fish, but a huge shark swallowed the
hook and several feet of line. The monster,
which Symmes declares was at least seven
feet in length, showed itself at the surface
several times while tuggng at the line, but 1t
finally released itself after nearly dragging the
fisherman into the surf. The shark Is said to
be one Of the finest specimens of the leopard
variety seen in these waters for a long time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
ocEANsIDE ITEM S

OcEANsIDE, April 2O.-W II. Trotter Of
Oceanside and Doc" Trotter of Pala pleaded
guilty in the recorders court yesterday to
the charge Of disturbance on election day
and paid a fine of $40 each.
Lord & Lord of Wichester. Cal. has
leased the new NJ. W. Spencer block and
will open a department store.
S b. Hawley Of San Diego, right OF way
man for the county boulevard was IN
Oceanslde TODAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
BILL CREATING NAVY

OTTAWA. Ont, April 2O.-The Can
adian house of commons gave final ap-
proval today to the bill creating a
Canadian navy by giving it third
reading
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
COBB WANTS HALE's PLACE

ROCKLAND, Me. April 2O.-Former
Governor William r. Cobb tonight an
nounced his candidacy for the United
States senate to succeed Senator Hale.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
euNBoAT REACHES cHANesHA

PEKIN, April 2O.-Advices from
Changsha assert great unrest again Is
apparent in this city. The British gun
boat Snipe is aground thirty miles
from Changsha. A Chinese cruiser and
500 troops have arrived.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-21
NOTHING LOST

"You can't beat system"
How now?"
~ understand the traction interests
throughout the country get profit
from melting down the lead money
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