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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
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BY sending a deputation to Bialystok 1t
openly aspired to usurp executive
power.
Fourteen Deputies appealed to the
people, melting disorders, a step which
called forth no expression of disap-
probation from the House. In the last
month of it's existence the House, de-
clared that the Government had acted
Illegally in explaining to the popula-
ton the nature of the agrarian project
proposed by itself and decided to ad-
dress a manifesto to the people per-
suading them not to believe in the
Government regarding the question but
to await its settlement by Parliament.
Several members also undertook jour
neys to the interior of Russia with the
object of supporting agitation. their
appearance being followed by renewed
disorders, pogroms and strikes. All
these causes necessitated the decision
to dissolve the House"
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
WANT NAMES REMOVED
FROM MUTUAL TICKET
Policy-HoIders Go to Court to Force
Insurance Administration
to Act.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The Inter-
national Policy Holders Committee to-
day filed an order with Judge Blan-
chard of the Supreme Court desiring
the Superintendent of Insurance to
show cause why the names OF General
Tracy, Colonel Shook, Judge Gray and
Harlow N. Higginbotham should not be
stricken off the administration ticket
as filed by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. The order is returnable at
Albany on Saturday, at which Samuel
Untermeyer, attorney for the Interna-
tional Policy-Holders' Committee, will
argue the case in the committees be-
half.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
ADMITS HE SOLD LIQUOR
NEAR THE VETERANS HOME
YountviIle saloon Man Pleads Guilty to
Charge of Violating the
State Law

NAPA, July 25.-Theodore whitton of
Yountville appeared in court before
Justice of the Peace Palmer this morn
ing and pleaded guilty to a charge of
illegally selling liquor. On account of
the absence from town of District At
torney Benjamin, sentence will not be
pronounced until Friday. Whitton was
accused on July u of selling spirituous
liquors within one mile and a half of
the Veterans Home at Yountville. He
pleaded not guilty before Justice of the
Peace Johnston at Yountville and de-
manded jury trial. Later his attor-
ney secured change of venue to
Palmer's court in Napa township.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
CHEMIST TAKES MORPHINE
FOLLOWING HIS ARREST
Walter X. Freeman Accused of Having
stolen Money From Detroit
Firm.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Walter X.
Freeman, a chemist who was arrested
at his summer home at Oscawana, N.
Y, yesterday, and locked up at police
headquarters last night, charged by
Parke, Davis & Co. of Detroit. Mich,
dealers in drugs and chemi>als, with
the larceny of $500, was found in an
unconscious condition in his cell to-
day and was believed to be dying. He
had taken morphine, but the author
tiles were unable to ascertain whether
he took the drug with suicidal intent.
Freeman attracted considerable at
tention in scientific circles some years
ago by saying that he had discovered
the secret of making camphor by a
synthetic process.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
SAY ALL LOSSES WERE
DUE TO TEMBLOR.
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ney T. c. Van Ness in this city. He
says 1t is uncertain whether other
companies that have the earthquake
clause in their policies will take a
similar course. 1t is known that At
torney Van Ness represents in legal
capacity several earthquake clause
companies. He estimates that the sum
of s1S,000,000 is involved in the aggre-
gate in the earthquake policies in San
Francisco.
Van Ness expresses full confidence in
the legality of the earthquake clause.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
HANGS HIMSELF TO TREE
AFTER ROW WITH WIFE
German Farmer Near GIlrOy Uses
Bale Rope TO End His
Existence.

GILROY, July 25.-John Fulmer,
German farmer residing near Sargents
station, was found dead hanging from
a tree this morning. He had QuarreIed
with his wife last night and left the
house. never to return. After search
ing several hours for him his lifeless
body was found hanging by a piece of
baling rope. Fulmer for years was
driver for Henry Miller, the cattle
king.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
Entire Family Poisoned.

PETALUMA, July 25.-The entire
Dean family, residing on West street,
in this city. has been seriously i'll of
ptomaine poisoning, caused by eating
canned salmon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
MRS. LESLIE CARTER-PAYNE
TO REMAIN WITH BELAsCO

Actress Refuses TO Accept Offer Made
by the Theatrical Syn
dieate.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Mrs. Leslie
Carter-Payne and David Belaseo VIII
patch up their differences. dispatch
from Shelter Island confirms this.
Mrs. Payne turned down a big oner
from the syndicate last Saturday, ana
has wired another manager, who has
made propositions. that she will con-
tinue with Belasco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
ALLEGED LAND GRABBERS
FORCED TO STAND TRIAL
Los Angeles Judge Refuses to Dismiss
Case Against Prominent Men
of the South.

Los ANGELES. July 25.-Judge Ross
refused to dismiss the case against
eight Los Angeles business men charged
by Portland, Or, Grand Jury with de-
Irauding the Government in timber
land cases in that State. Defendants
counsel gave notice that they will take
an appeal to the Supreme Court Of the
United States
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
New Trustees Choose ,Iayor.

SAN JOSE. July 25.-The trustees of
the newly incorporated town of East
San Jose last evening elected Frank
Moon chairman of the board.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26

DENVER, Colo, July 25-At the convention
OF the Beta Theta Pi fraternity in this CITY
today W A. Hamilton of Chicago, a graduate
Of Northwestern University. was elected presl-
dent, succeeding Willis o. Robb Of New york.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
Goodyear Rubber Company.

once and salesroom at their rubber
factory. 216-220 Spear St, bet. Howard
and Folsom. Tel Temporary 1873.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
To Cure = cold IN One Dny

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money If 1t fails to
sure. E.W.Groyes sig. on each box. 25c.s
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26

INSOLYENT CARPENTER.-R.-J. Richmond.
carpenter Of San Jose, filed petition in in-
solTency yesterday in the United States District
Court he owes $5S3 and has 70 assets
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26

- AKLAND. July 25.-Former AS
semblyman oscar F. Breiling,
president Of the West Oakland
Bank and Trust Company, who
caused the. arrest last night of Charles
L Wines, former cashier of the insti-
tuition. on charges of misdemeanor en-
bezzlement, declared today that the
complaints fled against the accused
man would be followed ly others
charging more serious offense
Friends of Wines assert, however, that
the action Of Breiling in causing the
arrest Of the former cashier is simply
the result Of trouble among the stock
holders Of the bank and vow that they
viii back Wines against any charge
that Breiling may bring against him.
Councilman Emil c. Hahn, one of the
organizers Of the bank. is outspoken in
his condemnation Of Breilings action
and fatty says that the latter is actu-
ated by malice. caused by the fact that
Hahn and Wines refused to support him
when he sought the Office Of president
Of the bank Breiling, on the other
hand, positively declares that the Off
GERS OF the bank have absolute proof
Of the guilt of the accused man and
that he viii be prosecuted to the bit
ter end.
Brening alleges that the discharge Of
Wines from his position as cashier was
caused by the fact that slip written
by Wines, charging the sum of 5000
as cash. was found in the safe when
the bank was examined by the Com
missioners and that the cashier has
never yet explained where the money
represented by this slip went, nor has
il ever been located. He also declares
that Wines paid the sum OF $500 10
Councilman Hahn and that neither
Hahn nor Wines has yet explained why
this money was paid.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
Revolutionists Give the I Harled
Car a Breathing Spell.

at the Empire; D. H. White. at the Ho-
tel Aldine.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
Heroism Of Engineer
at Stanford Not
to Be Forgot.

IRIS. DAVID STARR JORDAN
\ and other residents of Stanford
" University and Palo Alto have
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
Hahn Declares Arrest Is Sequel
10 q FrccZing-Out Game.
Breiling Asserts the
Charge WILDE
Proved.
HINTS AT OTHERS

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The Chanute times., 1906-03-02

is very materially amended it will!
need Democratic votes, for it does
meet the approval of the railroad
Senators. However, it would be
entirely consistent that the bill
should be made law by non-par-
tisan rather than a strictly party
measure. 1t does not involve any
party issue.
With the Hepburn bill favorably
reported, it will now rest with the
railroad side to define and present a
measure of its own. This will bring
the demands of the people, as near
ly as these two interests can be re-
presented at present, before the
Senate and the country. 1t will
cause a general discussion of the
points of difference. 1t will serve
to enlighten the country. In the
end it should insure the ensctm ent
of good law. At any rate, if there
is anything In the influence of public
pressure, combined with a strong
Administration leadership, then the
Rate bill, as finally passed, should
be strong and effective measure.
In the meantime the lineup of the
two sides should be carefully studied
by the people.-Kansas City Star.
Here's hopin' that the rate bill
will pass as it passed the house, bu
where is Kansas in this hght1 Great
big glorious Kansas will have but
one vote in the matter, while
Nevada with a smaller population
than the average Kansas congress-
ional district will have two. Wonder
how long Kansas will continue to
let itself be run by shysters ami
professional politicians, thus max
ing 1t fpossible for such political
renegradesas Burton to disgrace
her in the highest of fee within heI
gift.
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02

Johann Hoch was hanged in
Chicago last Friday for the murder
of wife No. IL. 1t is generally con-
ceded that this man Hoch had rob
bed and murdered half dozen be-
sides this one for :he murder of
whom he was hanged. Hoch de-
clare6 to the last that while he had
done many bad things he was not
guilty of this particular murder.
Well, If the newspaper accounts of
this modern Bluebeard can be de-
pended on. he deserved, to hang on
general principles and no one will
be sorry to know he is put where he
can commit no more such crimes.
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02

Mr.. A. H. Turner, the editor
hereof has hiked out to Old Mexico
for a winters vacation and to visit
his daughter. Miss Emma, who
is teaching leaving the under
signed to look after this moral
and agricultural weekly during his
sojourn. 1t is great proposition
to be edltor-in- chief of a newspaper.
Mr.. Turner did not tell any one how
long he intended to remain among
the greasers, admiring the tumble
down cathedrals, but it is safe tc
b It that before he partakeS of three
m ,als outside of your Uncle's Sans
realm, he wlllibe hankering for an op
portunity togethis feetunder his owr
table in Chanute, Neosho county
Kansas, U. S. A. What appears il
these columns during his stay can be
charged up to the devil and yonr'
truly c. S. Nation.
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02

Will the people of Neosho county
take charge of the county conven-
tion this year or will they simply
m .et at the county seat and ratify
the jobs that have been put up in
the back office of some professional
politician. 1t might be well to re
member that Roosevelt will not
head the ticket this year and we will
not have a majority of 1904 votes
to pull the man through the cam
paign who was nomir ated by politi-
cal intrigue. The voters are getting
more independent and are begin
ming to feel that they are under nc
special obligation to vote for the
party nominee, especially If hi:
nomination was secured by politi
cal trades and chicanery. Let The
conventions nominate the party
tickets and not simply choose be
tween Smith and Jones, but jump
up new men if necessary, men who
who have lived in Neosho county
awhile and know what the duties OIL
a county treasurer are and what &
tax receipt looks like.
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02

In the regulation place in these
coiums will be found the announce
m .nts of number of aspirants for
county Offices. A county office looks
good to the average man; he can
see himself in spring back chair
taking in the dough and giving out
receipts therefor and imagines that
at the end of two years he would be
we'll fixed while if he would have two
terms, he could accumulate such a
sum of this worlds goods as to be
able to live in luxury the balance OF
his natural life, be that ever so long.
That the above dream is diametrical-
ly oppositeto the real thing can be
proven by casting about, you and slz'
ing upthe excounty officers within
the acquaintance of any man well
posted in, county affairs. About four
cut of Aye of the fellows who hold
down az county office come out
of the deal worse off financially than
when they went in. 1t figures out
albright and some fellow has said
figures wont lie, but the fellow who
said this had no reference to politics
or political offices. From the time
one begins his campaign till the end
of his second term, (if he is FORUM
ate enough to get first term) the
"fellows" feel at liberty to bleed
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02

The attention of our honorable
council, His Honor the mayor and
our worthy street commissioner is
called to the manner in which the
water is pocketed on N. Malcom
avenue in the neighborhood of the
planning mill. 1t is simply pond
of filthy water and mud in that local
ity that will become perfect cess
pool of disease as the spring comes
on if not attended to at once to say
nothing of great inconvenience at
the present.
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02

him. Each fellow who attended the
caucus, or convention or by his
great influence induced some one
else to come out, feels that the
county officer is under everlasting
obligations to him and ought not
hesitate 10 loan him five or endorse
with him at the bank; each church
in the county where a cLu ch is to
built the county officer is given an
opportunity to show how easy he
earns his salary by putting down
five or ten. If some fellow loses a
horse or has a house, which he has
neglected to insure, "burn with all
its contents" the county officer is
! expected to come down, and this In
spite of the fact that he the said
officer has no house to insure and
no ground on which to erect a
domicile. This editor protein might
20 on and fill this moral guide with
reasons why man should not tear
his shirt to secure a county office;
he might fill SO much space that all
the pay locals and half the advertise
ments would be crowded out or com
pei the foreman to get out supple
mept, and the result would be the
same. Every asplrant for an Off &c
would think this pencil usher was
his worst enemy and wanted hin
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02
republicans of \

The republicans of Neosho
county, might do WORE than to in
struct their candidate for some
honorable man for the U. S. senate.
They might at least instruct against
the professional politicians and
political grafters of the Burton
type.
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02
Rate Bill Before the Senate

The Hepburn Kate bill. passed
by the House, has been favorably
reported by the Senate COMMITTEES
on Interstate Commerce. 1t was
reported by the aid of Democratic
votes. and it is believed that 1t could
be passed in the same way. although
it does not follow that it will pass
without amendment. But unless it
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02
CITY ELECTION

lhere are, AFTER each city election
in Cnanute. number of republicans
who insist that next year they will
stand for a straight republican ticket.
Their ardor usually cools off before
the next election however and they
are found advocating the iddepen-
dent candidate system. The Times
claims the distinction of beingthe
one Chanute paper which has per-
sistently and consistently stood for a
straight Republican city ticket.
Why notp Chanute has republi
majority of from 800 to 400 votes.
If we had a democratic majority
of this magnitude do you think they
would be silly enough to advocate
independent candidates? Not on
your life. The thing to do is for
Chanute republicans to nominate
republican ticket from top to bottom
and if 1t is elected it has the party
behind 1t to command it when right
and to discipline it when wrong Ii
republicans are nominated and are
beaten by democrats the chances
are that the city will not go to the
dogs, for when a minority party
wins it is generally because it has
nominated cleaner, better more
competent men for the places.
What say you Chanute republicans?
The campaign will be on. There
are four councilmen and four mem.
bers of the board of education to be
electedr Will you nominete re.
publican ticket or will you walt till
after the election as usual, and ther
get up on your hind legs and prate
about what you will do next time,
Chanute has no republican city
central committee; will the count,
central committee in the different
wards take the matter up and call
caucuSeS TO nominate tickets in the
different wards or at least let the
people decide whether or not We
are to have city republican ticke,
this spring. Two years ago, dele
gates from the different wards met
at the city hall and nominated JUS
uces of the Peace and constables
and at that time the writer hereof
advocated the selection of republi
can city central committee, the
matter met with little favor among
the self appointed leaders of the
party, however all of the committee
men of the city [said Committee
men having been selected at a
county convention as county central
committeeman expressed them
selves as favoring a republican
ticket at the following city election,
yet when the time came for the last
city election nothing was done, and
all candidates were nominated as in
dependents, consequently every voter
of the town felt himself free to vote
any old way without sacrificing any
party, ,fealty. How about you this
spring Messrs. committeeman. II
seems to be up to you to decide ol
to call caucuses and let the repub-
licans of the different wards decide
whether or not we are to have g
republican city ticket this spring.
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02
on the Rate Bill Now Let the Fireworks Begin

out of the way so this p. p. or some
of his friends might reach up and
pluck the nice rich plums. So here
we are; if you want an Office YOU
had better tell the people about it
and tell them through the columns
of a paper which the people read.
This agricultural sheet is read each
week by something like 1910
people and an announcement
through its columns will let them
know you want a job and are not
ashamed to see your name in print
and not too stingy to help the fellow
who is willing to help you to help
yourself, for ii is cinch that a
fellow who will not announce his
intentions through his home paper
will be tough proposition, for them
to tackle, should he happen to fall
into such a snap as county Office,
hence they will all be against you
to finish. So come, down with the
five-there's nothing like starting
right and we will say something nice
about you in the local columns even
if we do have to stretch our con.
science somewhat in doing it.
The Chanute times., 1906-03-02

Wake up, business men and take
part in tho caucuses of your party
and see TO it that the professional
politicians and grafters are side
tracked.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
NOT WORTH THE LIVING.
sorry Condition Of nany Today--Lib-
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
SANDWICH MUST Be EATEN
Londcn Puhlie Rouse Goes EArthsz
Than TIE NsT Eainss
Law.

A good deal u tIn hzs been E-zts
from time to tine over the NeW YORK.
Rzines law sandwich. designed % com-
ply with The Requirements q t1e lzw
that a meal should BE- furnished with
drinks. IE appears that the Rai1es
Law sandwich. focularly regarded A.
h0ne. Has been taken seriously abroad
Tor Ii tAa east ed of Lol-0n there
has been opened . publLe h0lze q 2
novel sort
En- il 1t is not possible To purchase
more than a limited quantity of ale At
one time. and with that a sandwie1
must Be taken Moreover, the p1T-
chaser OF the sandwich and shs ale ls
allowed 10 remain in the bar only
sufficient time for their consumption
his further orders are refused and he
may not Ioiter On the premises
N OtheE words, the eating Of sand
wien is made compulsory. 4 condition
wa4ch II attempted tn New York would
certainly lead 70 serious opposition
from some Of the sreadieat patrons Of
saloons on Sundays. England has re-
Gently been vying with Sczndinavian
countries in its efforts to restrict the
evils u intemperance. and the CON-
puIsory sandwich tavern is variation
of the nonalcOholic inn project. which
obtained support from many temper
anee advocates in England. who be-
Iieved that BY the substitution 81 tea
or coffee for strong drink many saloon
patrons might be reclaimed from the
error Of their alcoholic ways.
n Norway and Sweden the Gothen-
burg system Of making saloons as IN
attractive as possible and doing away
with the plan of treating was tried
but the PFohi1itionists declare that
since its adoption convictions for
drunkenness in Gothenburg have IN
creased from 81 in 1000 t0 54-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
REFORMS THoRNy PATH.
Story by Gov. Folk Illustrative CT
Some Of It's Hard
sh--s.

Reforms are always difficult to start
with, said Gov. Folk o. Missouri. New
Years resolutions are 10 exception TO
the rule.
Hence It Is that 50 ma1v resolutions
and reforms fail TO be permanent. Men
lose heart at the beginn.1g. They
should persevere, for the first week OF
a reform, the first week Of a resolution,
IS harder always than the rest gift
"At the beginning the reforner is
sneered at Everyone tries to take ad-
vantage Of him.
Il know a youne man who decided
on New Years day that he was giving
too many Of his evenings to the club.
Accordingly he resolved that through
out 1906 he would go to the club only
twice a month. And that night he pro-
ceeded to put the resolution in force.
Amy, he said to his wife at dinner,
T know that since our marriage I have
been too constant a freQuenter Of the
club. and am aware that this has
caused you a deal Of silent wretched-
ness ny lrAAf All r1t , all Eu-
ing to turn over a new leaf. And I viii
begin tonight
'oThe young wOman's eyes shone. Her
face lighted with JOY.
"'Oh. Harold, she cried. how happy
you have made me. Uncle Jim wants
me to 60 to the theater with him to-
night. and you can stay home and mind
the baby"