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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-10-04
First publication Sept. 20, 1867
Summons.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. I'm Circuit Court
for Pierce County.
JAMES G. SWEET, Plaintiff,
TRUMAN FIELD, TRUMAN T. GLASS; and
SARAH l.. GLASS, his wife, CYRUS GLASS,
HORACE A. DAVIS, ALVIN BRALEY,
JAMES Il. STARR, JOHN INGLEHART,
MARIA j. BOURN, and w. HI. NICHOLS,
Defendants
The State of Wisconsin to the above named
defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service of this summons,
exclusive OF the day of service. and defend
the above entitled action in the Court afore-
said; and in case of your failure so to do, judg
to the demand of the complaint; of which q
copy is hereby served upon you.
WARREN p. KNOWLES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. O. Address, River Falls, Pierce County
Wisconsin.
The above action is brought by the plaintiff
to establish his title and claim and to forever
bar the above mentioned defendants known
and unknown, against having or claiming any
right or title adverse to the plaintiff in and to
the following described premises situated in
the County of Pierce and State of Wisconsin,
to-wit:-The northeast quarter 90 of the
north east quarter Cd and the north one-eight
east quarter G4D of Section Twenty-three (23)
and the northwest quarter 60 of the north
west quarter 60 and the north one-eight Cd
or the southwest quarter Cd OF the north
west quarter 90 OF Section rwenty-fOur (2D
all in Township Twenty-seven (27) north OF
Range Nineteen Q9) west
iWARREN p, KNOWLES
Plaintiffs Attorney,
River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-10-04

The above action is brought by the plaintiff
to establish her title and claim and to forever
bar the above mentioned defendants, known
and unknown, against having or claiming any
right or title adverse to the plaintiff in and to
the following described premises, to-wit:-
The west One-half CD of the northeast quart
er 90 and the southeast quarter Cd of the
northwest quarter Cd OF Section Twenty
(20), and part of the northeast quarter Cd
of the south west quarter 90 OF said Section
Twenty C2O described as follows to-wit:-
Commencing at the northeast corner of said
northeast quarter 90 OF the southwest
quarter (4), thence south on the east line of
said forty to the center of the highway, cross
ing said forty IN q north-westerly and south
eaSterly direction; thence along the center OF
the said highway to the west line of said forty;
thence north along the west line of said forty
to the north line thereof; thence along said
north line to place of beginning, all of said
land being in Township Twenty-seven (2D
north of Range Nineteen O9) west, Pierce
County, Wisconsin.
Dated this 18th day of Sept. A. ID. 1906
WARREN Il. KNoWLEs,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-10-04

We have the finest line of Swed-
ish Enameled Ware ever brought to
the city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-10-04
(First publication Sept. 90, 1906
Summons.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court
for Pierce County.
JENNIE H. ALEXANDER, Plaintiff
VS..
L. F. BILLINGS, w. G. POTTER HENRY
Cook, HORACE p. WATTS, and c. S.
DUNBAR, otherwise CHAS S. DUNBAR
and FLORENCE DUNBAR, his wife,
Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the above named
defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service OF this sum-
mons, exclusive OF the day of service. and de-
fend the above entitled action in the Court
aforesaid; and in case of your failure so to do
Judgment will be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint: of which
copy is hereby served upon you.
WARREN p. KNOWLES,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney
P. o. Address, River Falls, Pierce County
Wisconsin
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-10-04

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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
Town Talk.

The topics of the hour-local and
national-are treated in this week s
Town Talk in the mode and style pc
culiar to this courageous weekly. One
of the features of the paper is an
allegorical sketch. The Genius of the
Mountain" in which is ingeniously ex-
plotted the hand-of-God theory respect
ing all the Affections that have been
visited upon San Francisco, including e
Abe Ruef. Editorially we are told why
the local situation is complicated and
of the part played therein by labor
unions and bad leading citizens. A
naval expert has written for Town
Talk an article on "Eig Battleships.
and it is illustrated with a picture of
the Dreadnaught. There is a breezy
New York letter on the Hughes Hearst
campaign, with excerpts from the most
notable speeches of the candidates. The
Spectator analyses the smartness OF
Abe Ruef and tells of Heney's pro-
gramme. He also publishes the SEN
sational remarks of Professor Loeb on
the subject of local physicians that use
the X-ray. He says that Loeb calls
them murderers. He tells of "a dis
tinguished San Francisco lawyer who
has gone to New York to defend Thaw.
He tells--but it would take too much
space to hint at all that is told in
this issue of the newsiest and most
readable of magazines.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
NO. IS ON A CAR
SEEMS A HOOOOO.

The mishaps to cars bearing the ia
tai number "13" continue with much
more frequency as each week passes
and passengers inclined toward this
universal superstition are beginning,
with semi-unconscious and uncon-
cerned air to allow each coach with the
dreadful numeral to go on it's way un-
hailed.
OF the five casualties of yesterday.
each car bore the unlucky registra-
ton number. Shortly before noon car
1908, eastbound, collided with car 1900.
southbound oft he Fillmore street line
al Sixteenth and Folsom streets and
but for the presence of mind displayed
by the respective motormen the col
lision might have proved fatal There
We're but few passengers on the Fol-
som-street car al the time and the Fill
more car had fewer having deposited
the majority of its passengers at the
opposite corner. Both cars were NOV
ing at the usual rate of speed for cross
corners when they came together The
windows of both the cars were shat
tered and woman passenger on coach
No. 1908 was badly cut by the falling
glass.
Two other accidents occurred within
an hour of each other on Fillmore
Allister and Fell streets. Both casual
ties happened on the outbound cars.
and, although no one was severely hurt.
many were rudely thrown about and
jostled 1t was during a period in the
early part of the afternoon when the
power was exceptionally slack that two
of the cars in attempting to make the
steep grade got beyond control and
shot backward down the hill, while the
passengers screamed and scrambled to
get out of dangers way A fruit wa
gon crossing at Hayes street narrowly
escaped being demolished. On each car
was the fatal number 13.
The company claim that the acci-
dents were due to the dampened tracks
and not to the lack of power or the
fateful number.
Shortly after o'clock car No. 1892
OF the Eddy-street line lost it's con-
ductor at the Market and Eddy street
switch. The man got off the car to
turn the switch, and in trying to jump
on again slipped and fell. The motor
man, thinking that his conductor was
at his post, turned on the current and
the car sped up Eddy street.
IT progressed but a few blocks when
the passengers noticed that the CON
ductor was missing. IN vain did they
try to persuade the motorman to stop
He thought that they were Joking with
him, and not till he reached Van Ness
avenue did he look around. Then he
noticed that the conductor was not al
his post and condescended to stop his
car and wait till the latter came plod.
ding along all out of breath and sorts
and covered with mud.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

mittee will probably issue today a
which will show that Gillett will win
by 10000 votes. George Hatton the per-
sonal representative of Gillett in this
city, has made vefy careful canvass
of every county in the State. In every
instance he has instructed his advisors
to give Bell the benefit of every doubt,
and the result, accepted under this
disadvantage, gives Gillett a plurality
of more than 10000 votes.
In making this estimate Hatton takes
into consideration the great increase IN
registration in Alameda and Los An
geies counties and the marked falling
off in San Francisco. All of these fac
tors, it is urged, are agents for Re-
publican success. The Republicans be-
lieve that Langdon will poll between
5000 and 10000 votes In San Francisco
and that no possible calculation can
reasonably give Bell plurality larger
than 5000 votes
1t has been found also that Langdon
has developed unexpected strength in
the mining communities and in the
coast counties. 1t is even said that he
may carry Monterey County as against
Bell. statement characterized by the
Democrats as insanity. Both sides ad
NIT, however, that the vote of San
Francisco is critical. Lane carried the
city by 9637 votes and Bell only con-
cedeS himself $780,
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
PANESE ABANDON
COURT ACTION.

The announcement made by Secre-
tary Metcalf yesterday that the entire
matter of Japanese exclusion from the
public schools of San Francisco would
be kept in camera until final decision
was made public from Washington was
followed by the dismissal of the pro-
ceedings instituted in the United States
Circuit Court before Judge Wolverton
by Attorneys Charles Fickert and Ma
suJf Miyakawa to compel the school
authorities to show cause why K va
suhara should not be permitted to at
tend the Pacific Heights School. The
dismissal of these proceedings, insti-
tuted as test action. was independent
OF fhe announcement made by Metcalf.
but both served to emphasize the sig
nincance of the developments in the
dlsputed question and the new trend
OF the Japanese contentious
From now on the Japanese will make
no effort to oppose exclusion through
the courts. but are to stand firmly on
what they declare are their treaty
rights. and contend that the Washing
ton Government must put their chill
they have been debarred by the San
francisco Board of Education From
the position of aliens seeking judicial
protection, in other words, they ad-
vance--in their grievance-to a people
whose rights are being violated in a
country that has entered into formal
pact with their sovereign to extend
them all the privileges that are ac-
cepted as accompanying the most ia
vored nation clause of international
treaties.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
Democrats Claim
Election Of Bell
by Big Vote.
BY Thomas B. sullivan.

Governor Pardees appointment OF
Senator Mattos to succeed Mackenzie
as Harbor Commissioner and of Senator
Belshaw to succeed Wilkins as prison
. director, has set the politicians by the
ears. Those who follow the game con
cede that Gillett will be the next
Governor of California and they see IN
the conduct of Pardee a shrewd polltl-
cal move to cheat his successor out OF
a mass of valuable patronage more
than that the wise ones suspect that
Pardee is laying his wires for reprisals
upon United States Senator George Z.
Perkins, who is eager to succeed him
self two years hence.
Practically the entire question or
term appointments is involved in the
Mattos affair and Pardee seems to
have the better of the argument in
the fact that there is law providing
that appointments for unexpired terms
shall be only for the remainder OF the
term and not for four years. If Mattos
wins Pardee will seize from Gillett
practically all of the important patron
age of the State. If Mattos loses there
will be wailing and gnashing of teeth
among the adherents of the present
Governor
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
BON sTRuck BY rRoN RAR.

William Page OF 92s Poplar street.
Oakland. employed in Eddie Graney's
blacksmith shop on Van Ness avenue
and Fell street. became engaged yes
terday in a fight with A. Jones, also
employed in the shop, and was hit on
the head with an iron bar five feet
long. Page, who is a colofed youth,
about 19 years of age. sustained a cut
six inches long across the scalp and q
possible fracture of the skull He was
treated at the Central Emergency Hos
pital.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
WILL SET DATE FOR HANGING

The date for the execution of Thomas
p Fallon, the convicted wife murderer,
who has been in the County Jail await
ing the action of the Supreme Court
on his appeal, will be set Monday by
Judge Lawlor. The murder occurred
on April l. 1904 Fallon and his wife
were not living together and two days
before the tragedy Mrs. Fallon had
begun suit for divorce. Fallon was
seen to go into his wife's rooms at
949 Mission street and four shots rang
out, following which he ran from the
house with a revolver, still smoking, in
his hands and with empty cartridges
In four of its chambers. On convic-
tion of the murder Fallon appealed to
the Supreme Court. which recently
sustained the conviction.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
DIR. CRAPsEY's APPEAL FROM
HERESY CONVICTION Is HEARD
EccIesiasticaI Court of Review Consid-
ers Case of Deposed Episcopal
Rector of Rochester.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The ecclesiasti-
cal court of review of the second de-
partment resumed today its hearing of
the appeal from the decision of the
diocesan court in the diocese of West
ern New York which convicted DIT.
Algernon S. Crapsey. rector of ST. An
drew's Episcopal Church. Rochester, of
heretical teachings. Adjournment was
taken until November 16. when a de-
cision will probably be rendered. To-
days sessions were behind closed doors.
The members of the court refused TO
tell the temper of that body toward DR..
era psey
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
PLEADING WITH LANGDoN.

Another effort has been made to in
duce Langdon to withdraw from the
gubernatorial fight and another refusal
has been the result. 1t was pointed
out to him that he cannot possibly win,
That fact must be as palpable to him
as 1t is to everybody else. The most
sanguine estimate of his vote is $4,000
in the State, while most observers place
it at nearer 10000. Langdon declares,
however, that he is in the race to stay.
1t is significant that betting on the
result has taken sharp turn in the
last day or two. Gillett has become
a one to three favorite. while the odds
on Bell are eight to five. Langdon is
rank outsider with eight to one that
he will not win and three to one that
he will be neither first nor second.
There is plenty of Republican cash in
sight and very little Democratic money.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
j. BURKE ROCHE SUES FORMER
WIFE ON CHARGE OF BIGAMY
Declares That Divorce Decree Granted
TO Her Was Not valid Accord
Ing to Laws OF England

NEWPORT. r. I. Nov. 2-@PapeEs IN
Aurel Batonyi by her former husband
]. Burke Roche of England who al
leges bigamy as the ground for his
suit About a year ago decree OF
divorce was granted in a court IN
Delaware to Mrs. Burke Roche and
she was afterward married TO NJ
Batonyi. Burke Roche alleges in his
present suit that under the laws ds
England the divorce granted to his
wife was not valid, and he charges
her with bigamy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
SUIT MISUNDERSTOOD.

There is considerable misunderstand-
ing as to the proceedings Instituted
before Judge Wolverton by Fickert and
Miyakawa. Both Secretary Oyama of
the Japanese Consulate and Secretary
Ikeda of the Japanese Association of
America denied yesterday that Miya-
kawa or F'ickert were representing the
japanese community in these proceed
ings, declaring that they were attor-
neys for the pupil Yasuhara only, and
acting on their own authority
After these proceedings had begun,
they said, instructions came from To-
kio to ambassador Aoki that put an
entirely new phase on the dispute and
raised it from a local to an internation-
al question. The Japanese community
then held a meeting and formal re-
quest was made to Miyakawa and
Fickert to apply for the dismissal of
the proceedings. 1t was. as the result
of this request, that the proc eedings
ended yesterday and all interest ceased
in the claims to be raised by the asso-
ciated attorneys.
Among these claims, il is understood.
was the one that the japanese cannot
be regarded as Mongolians in the 4ght
of modern chronological and anthropolo-
gical research
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
THuGs RoB woRKMAN.

While on his way to work yesterday
morning James Skehr, painter resid-
ing at 1926 Guerrero street, was as
saulted and robbed by two thugs. The
scene of the assault was at the corner
of Valencia and Army streets. He was
struck down and after he was on the
ground he was searched but nothing
of value was found. Skehr reported
the holdup to Policeman d. G. John
SON. The victim was taken to the City
and County Hospital. where he was
treated for laceration of the scalp
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

If you are boy you can and if you
are not boy you can tell a boy that be
can-Iearn 10 make some wonderful
things with his knife if he will get
acquainted with Jack Kneiff, one of the
best friends that bright boys ever found,
in The Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
DEMOCRATS CLAIM VICTORY.

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee, through Timothy Speliacy, its
chairman, and Thomas ]. Walsh, its sec
retary, has made canvass of the State
and claims that Bell will be elected
Governor by a plurality of $3.50 votes.
1t is urged in behalf of this canvass
that it has been very carefully made
and is based not upon guesswork, but
upon estimates supplied by various ex-
perts working Independently of each
other
1t is interesting that Bells support
ers claim San Francisco by plurality
of $500 votes. while the Republicans
concede the city to him by only 5000
votes. The Democrats insist they will
carry Sacramento County by 1900
votes. while the Republicans believe
they will win by $500. This little diff
ference of 1000 votes is going to dis
tress somebody on Wednesday morning.
The Democratic forecast in full is as
follows
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
AII.EGED MuRpERER ARRAIGNEp,

Edward Matthew, negro who shot
and killed Robert T. Hurd. an Ameri-
can longshoreman, on October 21, dur
ing dispute relative to the superiority
Of the British and American systems
Of government, was arraigned before
Police Judge Shortall yesterday on a
charge of murder. The case was con-
tinued one week.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
Republican Machine to Repudiatt
All Of Pardee's Appointments.
How to Vote Against Ruef' $
Nominees for the Bench.

wish the straight Republican ticket except for
Ruef Judges again& Carroll Cook Charles Conan
IL dmun P. Mogan who the Republican ticket
you the straight Democratic ticket
for the against Charles T. Conan and Edmund
p Mogan who on
If wish the straight Union Labor ticket for
the Judges against Carroll Cook Charles Conan
Edmund p Mogan who the Union Labor ticket
A. Cooper Presiding Justice of of
Appeals First District in place of Carroll Cook
Vote for William Lawor John A. Hosmer James " Cofey
and Thomas Graham for Judges Superior
Francisco against Charles
Mogan.
Presiding Justice of
Appeals by Republican
Union Labor conventions.
Charles T. and Edmund P. Mogan
Judges of Court of by
Republican, aborc conventions
against Carroll Cook, Charles T. Edmund
Mogan.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
BITTER STATE FACTIONS.

The fight necessarily to retain Mac
kenzie will be fought bitterly and the
man from San Jose will have the entire
support of the incoming State admin
istration. If Pardee succeeds in hold
ing Mattos in place he would control
the Harbor Commission for practically
three years against Gillett. All of the
patronage of the water front-and it is
large-would be used to advance the
Pardee political interests, among which
is a cherished desire of the Governor
to succeed Perkins or to defeat him.
In effect, the Governor has declared
war on Gillett and his whole political
house. He has done nothing to aid
the Congressman in his canvass and
has done something more serious than
sulk in his tent. The genial doctor has
made 1t a habit of whacAIng the head
of an administration man wherever it
appeared and the practice has not con-
tributed materially to Republican peace
of mind. Warren Porter. the Republi-
can nominee for Lieutenant Governor,
Judge Mckinley Los Angeles and
George w. Reed of Alameda felt the
Pardee displeasure and all of them are
now sharpening their knives.
If Porter is elected Lieutenant Gov
ernor he will select the various COM
mittees of the Senate. one of which
will review the gubernatorial- appoint
DlentS lndl uHutT the law must receive
Senatorial Endorsement. 1t is highly
within the probabilities that the Par
dee officials will not be indorsed. A
turn in the political wheel has put
George w. Reed on top in Alameda, so
the Governor may not look for consola-
tion there Mckinley runs with the
machine in Los Angeles. The triumvi-
rate is powerful and vindictive.
For awhile it was thought that Sem
af io1 fncx
Mattos and Belshaw, but Senatorial
courtesy will be thrown to the winds
in this emergency. Belshaw has wan
dered from the administration reser-
vatioR and is no longer in favor with
the powers that be. He had the bad
taste TO support Pardee before the San
ia Cruz convention and now his scalp
Contra Costa County committee has
been taken away from Belshaw and
the new Organization, acting under or
ders, will protest against his confirma-
tion as Prison Director.
There is immense patronage In the
State penitentiaries and it must be dis
tributed among the active supporters
of Gillett. not the machine friends of
Pardee That is why there are restless
spirits on the water front and many
heads that do not rest securely enough
on shoulders TO be comfortable Will
Davis, the attorney for the Boards of
Harbor Commissioners, is doing a deal
of thinking that is not altogether legal
and Dick Welch is wondering on the
Inevitable mutation of things political.
In the discussion of the entire affair
startling possibility has been sug-
gested. 1t may be that Pardee in his
scheme for revenge might induce his
little army of job holders, who are not
subject to confirmation by the Senate,
to resign just before his term expires.
He could then reappoint them and sub
NIT another awkward complication for
his successor to overcome.