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fort TO destroy Superior Judge Lawlor.
and the methods used were criminal
and startlingly so. AS the investiga-
-tfon proceeds the fact becomes palmer
that the colonization of downtown dis
tricts by suffers was carried on In
: holder manner than ever marred the
career Of the old-time bosses, who
carried primaries at the muzzles of re-
volvers. But the fact that the coloni-
zatfon was carried on in districts
swept by fire and that the suffers
registered from buildings scattered far
and wide and never intended for the
lodging OF human beings has made
their discovery easy and their prosecu-
tion certain.
EGGERs Is ACCUSED.
From the Republican side but one
howl has been raised, and that by the
Ruef followers against Fred Eggers,
who, they assert. carried the Thirty.
sixth District by methods which they
admit would have alarmed even their
most daring heelers. They made loud
threats against Eggers on Tuesday
evening. but it is hardly probable that
their threats 10 swear out warrants
and seal Eggers' political doom with
q judgment Of the criminal courts will
90 farther than talk.
With McNab, however, it is differ
cnt No man Of the hundreds that have
crossed political swords with him will
deny his courage, nor that ne is relent-
less in the pursuit OF those that have
sought his undoing. While 1t is true
that q certain faction of the Grand
Jury VIII be unwilling to listen to his
charges OF political corruption against
che Ruef followers, it is believed that
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office. and F. E. Wallace, Deputy Sheriff.
Further investigation will without
doubt disclose that many. other colon
les composed of the push element were
located in these districts as well as in
the Thirty first, Thirty second, Forty
second, Forty third, Forty-fourth and
Forty fifth districts. And McNab is
after them. Many of those that are
recognized just as plain political scum,
willing to do any mans bidding for
the price, will probably escape to pose
as heroes in campaigns to come But
there are some of the bigger fry for
whom the future looms dark and
whose garments within the year may
not be tailor-made and may bear the
stripes of black and white, which cast
no honor, save on the guiltless-who
never wear them. t'
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at San Anselmo, where the two oppos-
mig forces are making a close canvass
or the voters, and every Republican
will go to the polls and cast his ballot.
In this precinct w. S. Leake is making
Martins fight and Sheriff Taylor has
gone in strong for Butler
The public activity of Leake in Mar
tins fight has added strong support to
the Butler forces, as the Republicans
of the county generally deem Leake an
Objectionable factor in the struggle.
The prevailing impression is that the
organization will have no difficulty in
nominating Butler.
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Labor DELEGATES Caucus.

OAKLAND, Aug. 15.-The majority
end of the Union Labor party delegates
to the County Convention caucused to-
night at Central Labor Council Hall
and Endorsed Charles E. Thomas for
Assessor. G. W.. Bacon for Auditor and
c. d. Rogers for Treasurer. j. Smart
was chairman and T. c. Weber secre-
tary. The caucus adjourned to the call
of the chair
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~ AKLAND, Aug. 15.-It's hammer
and tongs between County AS
SCISSOR Henry P. Dalton and
Charles E. Thomas of Berkeley
for the Republican nomination for As
SCISSOR. Dalton declares he will win the
prize. Thomas says the combination
has been made which will give him 200
delegates and more. if necessary. out
of the Ss6 in the county convention In
short, Thomas figures six more than a
majority at this time.
The Dalton-Thomas disturbance has
taken precedence over the Tisdale and
Mehrmann contest in the Republican
camp. The politicians are wondering
why Thomas is making so many claims
of strength against Dalton, who has
campaigned twice as an independent
and won both times.
Thomas refuses to open his coat and
show what he says he mas up his
sleeve. But the street-corner gossip
gives him a call on the Forty-seventh.
the Fifty-first, the Fifty-second and
enough from the Forty-sixth to nomi-
nate. The first three districts total
ITO delegates, and Thomas followers
say he can get at least thirty from the
Forty-sixth. 1t will require 194 to
nominate. SO here are half a dozen
votes to the good
UNION LABOR FOR THOMAS.
Thomas will be the caucus nominee
of the Union Labor political party, if
the Bowen Petry forces retain control.
and with working majority of at
least thirteen votes. that wing expects
to handle the Labor party convention.
Now, Dalton does not concede that
Thomas can programme the entire
Berkeley (Fifty- second District) dele
cation against him for Assessor. He
says lot of the delegates were named
by Charlie Spear and Judge Waste, and
Dalton expects to get some votes out
of the Thomas camp. Dalton says he
will have the Forty eighth, Forty
ninth and Fiftieth solid and can get
good share of the Forty-sixth. The
Forty-eighth, Forty ninth and Fiftieth
show 15S delegates. If the Forty-sixth
and Fifty-second help along. Dalton
will win If not. he is beaten for the
nomination.
One reservation must be made in
looking over the politics of the county
fight and it is this, that much depends
upon the result of the State fight. The
State Republican Convention precedes
the County convention. The reaction
from the big gathering at Santa Cruz
will be felt in this county strongly,
for in spite of every effort to divorce
there are strings here and there which
cannot be easily cut loose from, and
here is the hope of some of the op-
posing candidates.
A decisive victory for Pardee in the
State convention would be reflected
here in favor, undoubtedly. of his
friends in the county convention, and
if the reverse is true, Pardee's defeat
would affect the situation to the bene-
fit of his political opponents.
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Pardee and other candidates and If 1T
seems that Gage has a chance. 1t is
probable that the announcement. will
not be deferred even that long, for 1t
has been discovered that for weeks a
quiet but determined effort has been
made here to get men as delegates who.
upon mention of Cages name, would
willingly vote for him.
'Pardee has no strings on the vote
of Los Angeles County He was in
dorsed only by the Covina precinct
convention, which named three dele
gates. San Fernando District instruct
ed its delegates for Warren Porter, but
the whole 129 delegates from Los An
geles County are practically unpledged
as to the fight for Governor. Not a
district in the city gave any instruc-
that the Gage boosters got in their
work.
DELEGATES TO TAKE ORDERS.
In most of the districts the men
elected were chosen. seemingly, without
reference to their friendship to Gage.
but a large number of them were made
to promise to take orders and were
given to understand that those orders
might be to vote for Gage if it was
seen that Gage could by any possibil-
Ies WIN VI coLipei the supporters OF
Pardee and Gillette to surrender some
of the other Offices.
politician known throughout tho
State, stated tonight that he would
stake his reputation on the prediction
that Gage would be a decided factor
IN the coming contest This politician
has been asked If he wanted to go to
the State convention. but replied that
he had no such desire. He was then
told. that any man who would support
Gage and keep still about it until the
proper time would go to Santa Cruz
provided when he got there he woulc.
take orders.
1t is said that the majority of the
Los Angeles delegation are thus tied UP,
job that was not difficult to accom-
plish considering the fact that the ma
chine carried every precinct in the city
at the primaries.
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One car An Commis.Io,.

A lone passenger car was run over
the California street line yesterday. By
Sunday the company expects to have
four cars in operation. In thirty days
at the most the regular schedule will
be resumed with eight new cars. all OF
which are now being prepared at the
power house at the corEer OF Hyde and
California streets
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TIsDALE AND MEHRMANN.

Tisdale has an advantage today over
Mehrmann in that his Alameda com
bination with Berkeley gives him a
starter of 116 delegates to Mehrmann's
sixty five in the Fiftieth District
Mehrmanns friends say he has per-
sonal strength enpugh to cut into
every delegation in the convention. and
they insist that a programme down
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To the Man Who
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Annually for Advertising

II great many Of Lord & Thomas most successful clients
began their adgetig sch appropriations of thousand
dollars and egen less.
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DENVER, Aug. 15.-The Democratic State
committee today selected Denver. September H.
as the place and time for the next Democratic
convention.
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NEWCASTLE. Aug. 15.-In a freight
wreck here tonight one man, Peter
Beck. was killed and five hurt.
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Goodyear Rubber Company.
ONCE and salesroom at their rubber
factory. 218-220 Spear ST., bet. Howard
and Folsom. Tel Temporary 1893. .
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A Wonderful Record.

DIR. PrERcE,s REMEDIES.
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CaOu McNab Denounces the
City S "Stufers Trust.
'Shan FeIOns Remove Judges at W1n2'' He Asks
By GdOin McNab.

THE issue in the primary mas more unlpor-
tdnt than any man; it mas the independence
LIZ
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We are issuing series of small books (eloth
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Fight for Assessorship in
Alameda County.
Dalton Opposed by Charles Thomas

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FRIEDMAN'S s. co.
GREAT SALE

The big sensational sale OF Louis
Friedman & Co., is the talk Of the
town. II begun on last Thursday
morning ana since that time the store
has been packed If there had ever
been any question as TO what newspa
per advertising could do this sale
proves the meI4t of it beyond the
question of a doubt This firm prob
ably did not spend over I'VE hundred
dollars for advertising, and just look
at the returns. Could any one spend
that much money through any Other
method ana do better?
True. the firm is offering the epublic
wonderful bargains, but then what
would be the good of it If the public
knew nothing about it,
Those who have attended this sale
are enthusiastic about it and had il
not been for Louis Friedman & Cos.
big ads in The Journal they would
probably have never known anything
about the sale or about the great
bargains.
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HIGHWAY
COMPLETED To
MIAMI
SWty-Eight Miles of Continuous,
Paved Read, Finished on
East Coast.

Malmi and West Palm Beach are
now linked by one continuous paved
highway, distance of sixty-eight
miles, and which is second to no 5000
road or constructed thoroughfare in
the state, the joining link Of twenty.
two miles of this road between Fort
Lauderdale ana Dclray to which
points 10 had previously BEEN 0uiit
fIom Maimi and West Palm Beach,
respectively, having been completed
W!thlE the past few days, though il
viii be some days yet before it has
been thoroughly crusheI and relief
to afford easy and comfortable pas
sage to pedestrian, animal, vehicle, au
tcmobilc or bicycle, says the Miami
Metropolis.
The completion of this road means
much to Maimi, West Palm Beach anG
the country intermediate, in that it
opens up new line of travel between
the two places and affords a facility
Iol those living along it to reach either
Ct the places above mentionea or
market and shipping point. The ROAD
Is built of native rock sufficiently wide
to allow OF the safe passage to two o.
more vehicles and is smooth and ade-
Guate enough for all modes and lines
Of travel
As a result OF the completion or
this road, or the connecting part Of it,
there is already a peTceptible increase
in the number of automobiles anu
touring cars both here and at Palm
Beach and within short time there
viii be several lines of these vehicles
between the two places, while it will
be a regular route OF travel for pri-
vSte vehicles.
This increase in automobiles is
more perceptibly noticeable at Palm
Beach where they have been very
scarce in the past on account of there
being no facilities or roads for "driv-
ing" but the fever seems to have hit
it hard ana as result there have been
q number of cars taken there already
this season, while many others Will
come before It has closed. Miami a.
SC has many more autos than ever
before. and the increase can be attrl-
.buted largely 10. this road, which now
opens up thes longest and what I'M
doubtedly will be come the greatest
pleasure highway in the state
To Mr.. Fred Sterry manager OF
the Hotel Royal Poinciana, goes the
credit of having been the first person
to drive his auto over the new road
coming from the West Palm Beach
end and proceeding to Fort Lauder
dale. 4S miles, ana crossing that part
of. the road recently laid "A. "a .... 4
This w4s-dOae last Sunday ana ytbe
Sterry, and his guests on the trip.
The new part of the road, they report
somewhat rough on account of the
roller not having finished its work
though il is in sufficient condition to
allow the passage of any automobile
or carriage.
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I'm hungry, too she said, with the
suspicion OF sob
4 III you would only consent TO he
/ Mrs. John Crawford tonight we would
{ try TO find n house somewhere where
we could have a jolly supper and a
Ere"
You'd make a nice lovable husband,
wouldn't you?" she said in indignant
scorn. What woman would want to
marry a brute capable OF starving and
freezing her TO death?'
My child. those are cultivated char.
acteriSticS, cultivated merely to win
your admiration aud undying regard.
Ny real disposition is so gentle as to
make lamb seem stern and unrelent-
ing. But I couldn't afford to follow the
dictates OF my tender heart. You would
say I was lacking in will power. I
am ruling you with an iron rod. Oh.
ladye fair, and you sit right there until
you promise to marry me-
An hour later he wondered II she
were asleep. The bundle Of rugs had
remained silent heap while he
tramped the road.
He took out his watch ana struck
match.
Eight O'Clock" he said in surprise.
Its eeally not proper for you to stay
here all night / don't think Craw-
ford is particularly undesirable name
to bear"
+ -''Ill-Fn m-marry you" came in
quavering tones from the bundle Of
rugs.
At the very first opportunity" he
asked eagerly.
Yes Better get a disagreeable
! thing over with as soon as possible
dejectedly. 49, -
He jumped quickly into the automo-
bile.
Don't touch me-" she said. 81 hate
you, hate you, hate you, ard I'm going
to make YOU as miserable as 1 possibly
can
He laughed happily. "I'n look ont
for my personal safety"
He put his band on the lever, aid
the machine shot forward energeticaI-s
~. He drove forward a quarter of a
mile and, turning suddenly, came in
sight OF house brilliantly lighted.
The minister lives there he ex
planned cOmpOSedly Il found him yes.
terday and told him TO expect us any
time until 10 O'Clock. 1 have a license
in my pocket" he added.
When they came out of the minis.
ter's study and Crawford helped her
into the machine she sat sigid, giving
him as much of the seat as she could
possibly leave vacant.
Il forgot to bring any rice and old
shoes, but perhaps they were not used
in We Olden times. Nevertheless this
is a lovely wedding journey, isn't it?'
persuasively.
'Mr. Crawford" she said stifly. Il
would have you understand one thing
right now. Uncle Tom bought an au-
tomObile three months ago and taught
me how TO run it. could have left
you all alone to tramp that country
road if had wanted to-" He heard a
suppressed EiggIe.
You unmitigated fraud"' he ex.
claimed, pulling her toward him Joy.
fully. by George. I'm glad it only
takes one arm to run this clipping
steed-I am cen sO-GadzoOksm
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Cured Lumbauo.

A. y. Canmsn. Chicago, writes Mar.
4, 1903: Having beel troubled with
Lumbago. at different times ami tried
one physician after another. then diff
ferent oin.ments and liniments, gave
1t UP altogether So | tried once
more, and got a bottle of Billiards.
Snow Liniment. which gave me al
most instant relief. | can cheerfully
recommend ii. and will add my name
to your lis. of sufferers" Sold by all
druggists.
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NOTICE..

This is to certify that the Ferry
Pass Inspectors and Shippers Asso.
citation are not responsible for the
following boom receipts Of their IN
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Robbins; receipt No. 134S of Feagin
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Snowdens.. Ferry Pass Inspectors
and Shippers Association, by ]. T.
Harper, Pres. Jan2S1m
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RoyaI and seIeet Masters-

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dN Jan. 20. Work Visiting COM
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BISHOP McCABE IN MILFORD.
A Great Sermon and a Great Lecture
by a Great Man.

Bishop McCabe has come ana gone
put the Influence of his presence will
live for sy and ay.
The people have been uplifted and
the entire community has been blessed
by the Chaplain's noble words and
uObIer example, and In departing from
Milford he carries with him the attec-
ton and the love Of all men.
On Sunday morning the seating Ca
paeity ofthe Avenue M. Z. Church was
taxed to its utmost aud for nearly two
hours the immense congregation was
swayed by the Bishops recital OF a
long life of eeaseless striving, OF untold
sacrifices and Of might achievements
for man and for God.
Uutiring in his work, Bishop NcCabe
addressed Doth the Chapel and the
Avenue Sunday Schools and in the
evening talked TO the Epworth League.
Monday night an audience that
parked the church and all but bulged
its sides awaited this great mans come
ing. His lecture on "The Bright Side
Of Life in Libby Prison" thrilled the
immense throng of listeners as they
were never thrilled before. The un
ouenchable fires of patriotism burned
in every mans heart and the old sol
diers, scattered here and there, wept IL
sheer joy and laughed in rollickipg glee'
Standing under the folds of Old Glory
and singing
1--WE are coming, Father Abraham,
| Four huhdred thousand strong
every contrite heart bowed in humble
submission to the great Commander OF
worlds upon worlds.
Following the lecture nearly nun
dred men and women called at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hol
land, where Bishop and Mrs. McCab'
were entertained, to pay their respects
TO a man among men whose name auc
fame will 90 ringing down through tint
ages until time is no more.
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-16
New century Club.

Next Mondays meeting will be I'M
der the direction of Miss Jennie Davis,
chairman of Education, and Mrs. At
kins, chairman of Temperance. This
will be an open.day meeting, and all
interested are invited to attend. George
B. Hynson will make an address on
BRANDON Thoughts On Education, "
and Prof. d. w. La Rue will speak on
''The Temperance Cause"
Friday afternoon and evening the
Dramatic Committee will have on sale
at the Club Rooms chicken salad, bis
cults, ice cream, cake, sherbert ano
candy. On Saturday the same cemmlt
tee. under the direction of its chairman
Mrs. ]. w. Causey, a 'rummage sale.
On next Tuesday, from to O'Clock
the "Thimble Social" will be held.
As the object of all of these events II
payment of the Club debt" the ladies
hope for large attendance.