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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

thusiasm as the performances of
Bernhard and Duse.
"A Woman's Resurrection" by
Count Leo Tolstoi, Is the picture play
that Betty Nansen will be seen in.
supported by a quartet of stars. Will
liam j. Kelly Is one of the best known
actors In the country Edward Jose
was Sarah Bernhardt's leading man.
Arthur Hoops played opposite James
K Hackett for years, while Stuar,
Holmes Is a we'll known William Fox
star.
Then there is Edgar Davenport.
Anne Sutherland, Frances Lorrimore.
Bertha Brundage and others. No
more telling drama than this was ever
shown on a screen. 1t is Tolstoi at
his supreme best. depicting as none
but that masterhand could, the drama
of a woman's soul raised from rouIest
depths to a glorious new life. The
scenes are magnificent and varied to
a degree seldom seen. In the en-
sembles hundreds of people take part
and over and above all shines the
brilliant, scintillating genius of Betty
Nansen, the past mistress of soul
moving emotion.
VIII See 'Graustark."
Next Friday and saturday the
Colonial announces the first of many
exclusive picture engagements OF the
famous Virginia boy. Francis X.
| Bushman, wo will be seen in the six
part "Graustark." a story of a love
behind the throne. from the successful
/ book by George Barr McCutcheon.
| "Graustark" grips one with its dra-
matte interest. The theme Is woven
carefully about the thrilling situations.
and the exceptionally clever acting of
the Big 4" players brings out the
| intensity of the story. Included in
Mr.. Bushmans support are names of
screen stars known wherever moving
pictures are shown. Beverly Bayne,
Edna Mayo. Bryant Washburne, Helen
Dunbar Thomas Commerford. Albert
| Roscoe and Charles Slime are popular
players everywhere. The Colonial
management announces that perform
ances at that popular theater this
week start exactly $40 A. NJ. with a
fresh performance every hour and
thirty minutes thereafter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

the desertion has no serious compli-
cations.
Camp Keithley is situated on Lake
Lanao, in the center of the Island OF
Mindanao. in the Moro country. IT
liz about thirty miles from the coast.
and can be reached only by roads
from the north and south side of the
island.
no American scouts have been sta
toned there for more than a year.
The presnt force consists of four COM
panies of native scouts, comprising
about 400 Filipinos. No serious dep
relations by the deserving detachment
have been reported.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Tuesday comes from the studios of
Metro Film Service, which will be the
Colonial offering every Monday and
Tuesday hereafter. The Metro people
have already established themselves
firmly with the movie lovers here
with their ideal presentations of Olga
Petrova. in The Heart of a Painted
Woman" and Valli Valli in The
High Road"
On their list of stars, which will
be seen at the Colonial each week,
are such names as Ethel Barrymore.
William Faversham, Francis Bush
man, Robert Edeson, Edmund Breese,
Max Figman, Ann Murdoch. Emily
Stevens, Wakes. whitesde, Lois
Meredith. Irene warfield. Florence
Reed. Olga Petrova, Valli Valli. Orrin
johnson, Martha Hedman. Emmett
Corrigan and Albert Chevalier.
Tomorrow and Tuesday THE
Shooting of Dan McGrew." with Ed
mund Breese, the eminent dramatic
star in the leading role. The Shoot
ing of Dan McGrew" is a poem that
has probably created more favora Bile
comment than any other rhyme of
the Alaskan wiids,
Powerfully vivid, and written in
req -Dlooueu Styfei L ne cnootinE VA
Dan McGrew" is the best work of the
American Kipling. Robert w. Ser
/ vice. whose poems of Alaska in book
form were sold into the millions. Ed
mund Breese and the company sup
! porting him sojourned to the North
! western Canadian woods during the
| heavy snow season, where all the big
! t-door scenes were staged The pic
! ture play Is said to be the best ever
/ turned out by the Metro people and
! is in Ave pars and Is one of the real
| big productions of the period.
Appearance OF Betty Nansen.
On Wednesday and Thursday WI.
| liam Fox announces the first Colonia
| appearance of Betty hansen. the
great tragedienne, celebrated for hel
artistic achievements In the Roya
| theaters of the capitals of Europe
where her art has been acclaimed
| with the same degree of popular en-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

hours have been In use I'm the institu-
ton for some time and have proved
entirel successful.
Mrs. A. r. SIemp. of Smythe County,
spent a few days at the normal
dormatory with her daughter. Miss
Matte Lou Slemp.
Mrs. J. E. McClaugherty and little
daughter. of Alta Vista. have been
with Mrs. Brugh for the past week
Mrs. J. G. Kent, of Wythe County
Is visiting here this week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
COLONIAL ATTRACTIONS
THIS WEEK OF HIGH ORDER

The Colonial. despite the fact that
II is Offering the biggest stars and
plays In picturedom in the past few
weeks. announces a program of such
sterling worth this week that Will
set a standard hard to follow.
The Colonial programs get better and
better each week.
The production tomorrow ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
COUNCILMAN PITCHER
is NOT A CANDIDATE

Councilman p. p. Pitcher. of Clay
Ward. stated yesterday that he had
determined not to announce himself
as a candidate for the Administrative
Board Many friends have asked him
to run for the Office, but Mr.. Pitcher
feels that the time Is not ripe for his
entrance In the field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
FTLrPINoS, TOO. ARE
STARTING SOMETHING

Manila May ga company of ar
tiliery has been dispatched on, the
transport Sissum to Mindanao to shell
out a scout detachment which has
deserted Camp Keithley with arms
and Joined the outlaws.
Military authorities here say that
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
BOY ADDS A NEW
TERM TO LEXICON
OF MISBEHAVIOR

Leroy Narney. the 1O-Year-old boy
who won the sobriquet Of the young
est burglar" has added RUNAWAY" to
his lexicon OF msbehavior.
With only an extra pair of trousers
clutchcd tightly under his arm. young
Narney started out this morning to
see the world and get a job, because,
he said, his mother had whipped him.
A rancher at Meloland, where the
boy had walked this morning, recog-
nized young Narney and held him at
his home until almost noon.
Messages flashed over the long dis
tance telephone after the boys par
ents had discovered that he had left
home and Deputy Sheriff Graham
started out to look for the runaway.
He was brought to the county Jail,
but will probably be taken home this
afternoon.
The boy said he had incurred parer-
tai wrath because he had "skippcd"
school for DAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
Assignments of Pastors
By the NJ. E. Conference

W. White trinity; Riverside, all ,
pastors, L. d. Van Arnam, L. ID. Loot
bourrow and {. A. Norcross, were re
appointed; Santa Ana, Parton Street,
+. G. Watson; South Pasadena, w. Nj.
Jeffers, reappointed; Santa Barbara,
e. 3. Dalton, reappointed; Van Nuys,
s. A. Thompson, reappointed; Ventura,
G H. Lawrence; bakersfield, II. b.
Clark tChesbro MemoriaD, Charles
Wentworth CFirst church,, H. A. Tom
linson Mountain View); Fresno, Har-
vey Bailey (Calwa), Frank b. Cow
gill reappointed Tirst church,, w. l..
Dexter (Grace church,, J. L. Herring
ton CNan Ness Avenue) Hanford, W.
{. Loomis, reappointed; Kings River,
II. c. Taylor, redppointed; Lompoc,
oliver Saylor: Paso Robles, c. j. ole
son; Porterville, Mott MITCHELL reap
pointed; Reedley, c. II. Montague; san
Luis Obispa. &. X. Allen, reappointed
santa Maria, L M Crandal, reap
pointed; Selma, DeKalb Bnrnham.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
CALEXlCO WOMAN
IN GENERATED IN
G. A SOLINE FIRE

Mrs. Ethel Adalne Horn. wife of r..
b. Horn, a ieweler. was literally mcin-
Grated in a gasoline explosion last
night which caused the destruction of
her home at Firth and Blair streets.
CaleNico. She was % years old
Mrs. Horn aud her 2-year-old SON
Merrill were standing in front of the
house. which was canvas aud frame
structure aud. a. il began 10 grow
darker, Mrs Horn walked into the
house ANA struck a match preparatory
10 lighting the lamp. The explosion
followed a moment LATER the flames
seeming to spread TO all parts of the
house at once and burning with "a
fierccness which drove rescuers from
the door
The child toddled to safety. lie was
unhurt.
The Horns had recently purchased a
house located Immediately in front Of
the tent house and which had re
Gently been painted and were living
in the tent house until the fumes of
turpentine had left the new home
Funeral services for Mrs. Horn will
be held Friday afternoon at the ca
leXico Methodist church and inter
ment will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Mrs. Horn is survived by her hus-
band, infant son, father. mother and
sister and brother, the last named
being residents of Pocatello, Ida.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
''GYP THE BLOOD"
REPORTED IN JAIL
AT RIV f X SIDE

Roy Wilkerson. alias "Gyp the
Blood who figured as a central fig
ure in the recent trial of "Curly" Lee
of Imperial on an assault charge, was
arrested last might ON a Southern Pa
cific train between the valley and Riv-
erside, according to a report received
here today. The report which stated
that Wilkereou attempted To "roll' a
fellow passenger. stated also that ne
had been detained by the Riverside
police, as had the woman who was
with him.
Wilkcrson. who was struck over the
head with a bottle by curly Lee in
an Imperial saloon fight, enacted the
role of star witness for The state in
Lees trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
RED SOX LEAD PIlII.S IN THREE
RTMENTS-PTtCHING. BASE
RUNNING AND IN THE OUTFIELD

Lra-. Sneaker 1ui lIooprr. is lhr
2re9Ie-l IN thr coaalr> i'm defensive
play y 10 individuals. the only rea-
~on hod,.> p5~hrrl. plu center fielder.
runs second Ia IRIS Speaker. ~oN
middle 45rdrurr l. lhaI Dhrrr is mol
on oulnrldrr anywhere who cover.
us much eroUud is speaker.
tn HE mrirId Luderu~, al rir-l for
lIa phiI9 has hi better aaan9l all
Kind. II pllrhu2 Than IIobljDzeI and
Gnrr. or 'hc ~oN. have hl 5eaiu=I
lhar f4Norlr brand. bul IlIle Hob
Gl1H i- a h"artd in "A crucial le~t.
Ihst field about even
Hra Nicnorf Viii bold his oWn in
comparison Ia lax Perry al second.
Bancroft. al short i~ a brilliant per
former bolh in ihr field and al bat
and n~ the bulge on scott of HE
Soy.
Either Bobby Byrnr or Stock. Of HE
phils. will hold Larry Gardner even
al HE lhird corner. The Phils will
hay Ihe edge lhere if Bryne IS able
lo play.
y In playing condition, The teams
are even. Bolh have had 10 hustle
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
Modern Broom housekeeping apts.,
G58 Commercial. ed Royce ADV.
ONE SPOONFUL GIVES
ASTONISHING RESULTS

FL Centre residents are astonished
at the QUICK results from the simple
mixture Of buckthorn bark, glycerine.
etc, known as Adler-i-ka. This rem
edy acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and is so THOROUGH a bowel
cleanser that it is used successfully IN
ONE SPOONFUL of
Adler-i-ka relieves almost ANY CASE
of constipation, sour or gassy stom-
ach. ONE MINUTE after you take
it, the gases rumble and pass out. J.
f. Davis, druggist-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07

At the conference of the Methodist
church held in san Diego the bishop
announced the following assignments:
Alhambra. all three pastors, G. d.
Lewis. Harold j. Smith and }. p. Bark
cr. We're reappoiuted; EraWleN, w. $.
Miller Burbank, Frederick Miller; ca
l,vico. A. +. schultz, reappoiuted; I'll
Ceutro, II. Il. Clark; Elsinore, :. Phil
lips: Fullerton. II. u. Hooker, reap
pointed: Glendora, &C. {. Woods; Glen
dale g. d Snuddca CHirst church,. Il.
i Harseu West church,. reappointed;
Holtviuc +. NJ Clark; Lanllereh him, II.
r. salisbury, Long Beach. =. W. Ilatf-
maut BelmonD. W NJ. llarkures Cen
iraD. H. Z. Rasmus OFirsu, j. W.
Neely tGrace). II. l.. Mckinney oMyr-
iIe). A. J. Hughes Crrnityp. A. L. Tor
rance ,ZaferiaD: MonroNla j. I.
Humphrey. Ontario, G. II Scott First
.nurch. G ". Irwin tGraee church, 5
romoua. { NJ. Cri>t oFirst church,. II
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07

Ty cobb batted leo and drove in so
runs.
The last series between the Red
sox aud Detroit WAS the big series of
The season for both clubs The SoN
had L. win the series to practically
ciuoh ihe flag. The crowds averaged
more thau 10000 al each game.
In 3 ei the i games played Hobby
cam. 10 bat i'm the first inning with
ruraers ON In each ease he deliv-
cred the basr hit that started The seor-
ing In The Sos and they won ; games.
Hobby. batting in fourth place, will
be eomtue up i'm the world series in
the pluehes. look fpr opposing pitch
cra Ia dnd him a Tartar when he digs
hI- pil1cs into The dirt for a toe hold,
Snaps lhat jaw sticks ont that chin
aud srits bis teeth
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
w. +. HOLTS PLAN
FOR SUBDIVISION

w. f. Holt has arranged with Bar
ton 4 Reeman to handle the large
tract recently bought of Edgar Eroth-
ers.
In this work Mr Holt is setting be
fore the people an example of the
doctrine he pas preached, of smaller
landholdmss, aud is opening the way
Tor their acquisition on easy terms.
The tract will b, cut into parcels
of from ~ acres upward and il is
believed il will move freely during
the season now opening.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
BY Brown Holmes

ItN ifoNn iitIII''~.
Comparison or Inc BOSTON Had ~oV
and phi l"m~ in Dmrr entirely for
lhe world ~err~ anr- .ha b0I4 l'
Hire Aucrlcau le1swr-.
fif-i rour- mIthlua. N7u for man.
lllr ~nN have fnr ADVANTAGES Nr>m
DIR of lhu phu- il better liu an.
lhne llr -u> haNe. im hr rUi.t pitch
every dl1 aud Illa other pdi bn
ers eau hold the SoN oaJapultgrs rNeu.
1Ie ~u< Iu>r fine hr-' oWflrid
The ufcd~ -I8tE up about eAeu.
1lm phI- Irad ia r1lrum4.
Thu. clubs ~hauld Dill ahaHi ibo
~5mr IN world SERIES Dr~l
The Soy h1Nr a HlIr IIle be~I ol
il in base rmuIn2
paH of HE a3ia made hN LIE PIu~
by h>iu2 Ilur be,I or lhn r3IebIu2 Is
lahen away hy lle fact l.0l HE ~oN
are mol ruune much. The phil
catcher. are are5f 'woVcrs. hui lho
NoN are mot in ~hnr lo lrY much
stealing. TheN l0Ne fast mcu bat
all or lhcm h1Ne suffered miHuie- IhaI
interfere with palh work.
Thc ~oN ouIfied composed Of
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07

Hobby has the jaw and The chin.
Ph>eiognomi-ts YOU know, say the
chap with the strong jaw and promi-
nent chin is the chap TO count ON
Whom something has to be done.
Tne world series is the big pinch
Of baseball. 1t is the series when the
PLAYER who is star in regular games
falls down and the player Who plays
iust ordinary ball comes tuoneh be-
cause he is best when working under
pressure.
Hobby is the man the I;ed soN
PLAYERS like 10 see al thr plate when
runners are on. lie gct- a bie ma.
iority of his hit i'm piuches.
In 1919. Wh,n Hobby wa with the
Cincinnati Rcls. Inc hatlcd. 80 and
droee in 5S runs. ruat same season
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
NEW HOTEL IMPERIAL

J. +. Matthews, who has been spend
ing his vacation at San Diego, re-
turned last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Garren have re
turned from 4 months vacation spent
Al various coast points
Mrs. Isabel Iermon has returned
from an extended vacation spent ON
the coast and at her former home in
Kansas
DR.. l.. c House and Mrs. House left
this morning for Boulder, colo. whore
they viii remain 8 weeks. While they
are there DR.. House viii engage in
clinical work.
Edward Dool ana son, A G. Bastin
and city Attorney l.. $. Reed of ca
leXico were among the party who
greeted Commissioner Tallman at the
Barbara Worth hotel last night
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
Engineering COMPANY Moves.

The knights Engineering Company
rave vacated their temporary office.
l94 Olive. and have returned TO thc
II Centre National Bank building.
where Suite . and 10 have been
equipped for their occupancy.
The new offices of the company
over considerably more space thai
hose formerly occupied by them in
h same ng.-Adv. N13G
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
CITY AND VALLEY

N rnlnn, Nirdomr Tonight The
O,topu.. a iiue reed plrutrc, "ScHe
News. a4d ,arlpuu drawing, I'm lIo-
t.I ,omlua Friday. " imam and
Nu," .-reel World feature.
s. X
Sbnuntcit-Itice Wedding ! G. shan
afeu aud Maudo Rice Wrrr married
yesterday Al noon 10y Eey. ". 6. Con-
Icy at the home uf the bride near the
McCabe church. After the ceremony
= dinner VA served, winch about p
relatives aud friends enjoyed. The cou-
pile Win reside one mile west of El
Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
MAINLY Personal

Attorney O. Y. Wilson was a visitor
at Imperial today.
viii stanton of CaleNtco was visi-
tor in El Centre today.
Il. Schireson was a visitor in Holt
willie today on business.
Z. Mcconnell of Seeley was in Ei
Ccntro today ou business.
Joe Weaver IF Idaho is here to look
after his property interests.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOUND Yale lock and bunch of keys.
Inquire Irrigation District office lao
WANTED-Hoeing or picking in cot
ton field. Edward Vonah, Box ia,
Heber X137
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07

hroueh many months 10 hoId Ihef
lead and both ha@e had players
buuecd M Do about HE same rNIeol.
The lme for resi- before llr -larl is
about lhe same.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Percy Bowdcn Brown, &c, and lizetta
Bust, 50 Both are residents of Holt
vile.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
CIImneYs Built

or concrete work done Phone 1G3W.
t25 Olive St l. A. Thomas.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
BY Brown Holmes.

1t is always proper, prior 10 a world
series, TO attempt to predict which
player, outside Of pitchers. will be the
hero. Ny selection is Dick HoblitZcl
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hnrhnrn " Orth.

A r. Slater san Francisco; John
Hart, Charles W. Wilson, Los Angeles;
Lester Jacobs Chicago; George Giurs-
pie, san Diego, II. j. Cunningham, San
Francisco; G. +. Wilson, Los Ange-
les; K. J. Enid. san Francisco; NJ. X
Fisher, Los Angeles; Robert Laughlin,
Or. Frank Dolt. Calipatria; Charles r..
Peel Chicago
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
Oregon.

J. d. Mcintyre, San Diego; A. B. Con
ley, Red Lodge, Mont; VIII p. SteV-
ems, Los Angeles; Franklin Field, New
York; L. n. Jack, Portland; f. W.
Barker, Los Angeles; e. + Brown, Ca
leXico; j. e. Carr, San Francisco
George Tebler, san Diego; Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Groves, Los Angeles; T.. A.
Allen, Pasadena; J. Moglan, Los An
geles; A. W. Barber, Los Angeles; A
T. Mullierin. Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs II. F. Margsdoff, Atchison, Kan;
L. J. Cliffe. Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07

kcnnhu hunLnntM lie m h p h, eat trained ia han
@ m hu h today Will
k
o
Woods
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-07
HORBY PICKED Is W0RLD sERIEs HERO

Photo nj right shows Hobby's jaw;
left shows him reaching for low
one,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-30
PARDONED MAN
BREAKS Down AT
SONS ARRIVAL

Thomaston. Ne, July 2a.-Life Convict
Melvin Bessey. pardoned yesterday by
the Governor and Council. broke down
completely today when the pardon pa
pers were handed TO him by his son AL
fred, who came from Brighton. Me-. to
bring the good news in person.
The prisoner spent a restless day yes
terday. frequently asking Warden Elmer
H. Waterhouse what action had been
taken. Evasiye replies were given by the
warden, who had been asked by Cow
ernor Oakley c. Curtis to maintain
secrecy until the son could arrive with
the papers.
Bessey. who is now 50. planned to leave
this afternoon for Brighton, where he
will spend his remaining days on his
sons farm For 10 years he has had the
distinction of being the only Maine con-
vict to sleep outside of prison walls. He
was a "trusty'' and occupied shack
among the farm buildings, doing his own
cooking. For the first eight years Of his
imprisonment which began in 1894 when
he killed his wife at Bowdoinham, he
worked in the broom shop, where he an
swered only in monosylables the officers
and others. He was known as the Isl
lent convict" He is said to be in good
health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-30
ADJUSTMENTS
OPERA HOUSE.
1.-THE Goddess with Anita Stewart,
THE Enemies" Broadway Star Fea-
ture. "A Romance Of the Navy" 3
Reel Lubin, Ham Comedy, Lille
Leslie in "Her Answer and Others.

Miss Anita Stewart. the talented
young Eitagraph actress will be the
leading figure in the ten reel Opera
House program today and tomorrow
appearing in the fourth chapter of the
absorbing serial photopiay. The God
Gess.' This chapter is one of the most
interesting so far presented and should
not be missed by any one who is fol-
lowing up the story.
Miss Lille Leslie who appeared in
The White Mask earlier in the week
is with us again today in a one reeler
entitled Her Answer"
The Broadway Star features, new
product by the American Vitagraph
company, are improving with each is
sue. Today we present the latest Of
these entitled The Enemies. > The
Romance of the Navy" is q Lubin
masterpiece in three reels featuring
Miss Ormi Hawley, Louise Huff and
Earl Metcalf. Topping the whole pro-
gram is Ham Comedy entitled Ham
the Detectiye."-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-30
LAW COURT SAYS
$4,000 BELONGS
TO TH0S. ANDERSON

Portland, Me-. July 2s.-Justice Les.
lie c. Cornish sustains the bill in
equity of Sarah J. Anderson ad-
ministratrix against Thomas H. An
derson and Sargent -Dennison Compa-
ny, in rescript handed down Wednes-
day from the law court.
This is a bill in equity brought by
one of the administrators Of the es-
tate Of Lewis Anderson against a CO.
administrator Thomas H. Anderson
and the Sargent Dennison Company.
Various claims are get out in the bill
but the controversy after full hear
ing the Justice states settles down
to this: whether two notes one of
$4,000 and the other for $1,000 dated
August l. 1904. of which Sargent Den
nison Company form a. part Of the as
sets of the estate Of Lewis Anderson
as claimed by the defendant"
The second question is whether a
certificate for 50 shares in the cor
poration belongs to the estate or to
Thomas H. Anderson.
1t is set forth that Lewis Anderson,
textile manufacturer resided in
Skowhegan at the time Of his decease
and for many years previous. That
he died intestate Nov. 9, 1913, and his
son. Thomas H Anderson, one of the
defendants was appointed an admin
istrator of his estate. Dec. 9, 1913.
Thomas H. Anderson formed a part
nership under the firm name of An
derson & WEIGH and moved to Port
land carrying on the partnership from
1902 to 1904 when the business was
closed out. In the Summer Of 1904 he
purchased the wholesale and retail
coal business of Sargent Dennison
Company and has managed and car
ried on the same to the present time.
The notes in the purchase of the bus
mess were signed Thomas H. Ander-
son and endorsed by Lewis Anderson.
In commenting on this Justice Cor
nish states that it is a fair conclus-
ion that the money represented by the
two checks aggregating $4,000 was
the property of Lewis Anderson, that
he advanced it to his son to set him
up in business and that he took as
security notes of the Sargent DENIM
son Company for the amount of
So, 900