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HELP WANTED MALE-c Continued.

HELP WANTED - MALE - Continued.
MURRAY & READY.
Leading Emp oyilent aud Labor Agents.
Forlery 6.s4-trs5 Cay st. 5. r
NOW LOCATED AT
455 sixth St..NOak.anL
San Francisco OffIce Located at
TeAtn and Market sts-
ConE HOME-CoME HOME
TO SAN FRANCISCO 10 SLEEP.
MURRAY & READY have opened their first
Tenth aad Market streets. 5. F.. and the
price is Only - cents per night.
We going 10 do something else for you
MURRAY & READY.
Tenth and Market sts.,
San Francisco.
HERE IS MORE NEWS FOR YOU.
MURRAY < READY'S OFFICES
Are Located at
Tenth and Market sts-, San Francesca,
4es Sixth St, near Broadway, Oakland.
1921 Fourth St, bet j and X, Sacramento,
Cal.
Bird & Hutoon's. opposite Courthouse, oro-
Win open this week Bakersfield Cal
VIII open tomorrow Stockton. Cal
~ and 10 S. Los Anseies st, Los An
geles, Cal
viii open weeks in FL Paso. Texas,
VIII open weeks in New Orleans. Louis
YOU GET FREE TRANSPORTATION FROM
ALL ABOVE OFFICES
, TO THE NORTH I'm
To THE GREAT 49,
.............. MOUNT SHASTA.
Shasta Co. Weed .Siskiyou Co.
200 laborers. steady work. so and found.
straight time.
200 laborers sa25 day.
100 teamsters. and horses, 81 to 81 20
day.
Drillers rockmen. bIacksmiths cooks etc.
FREE FARE. SHIP TONIGHT.
WASHINGTON RIPARIA.
IDAHO. LEWISTON.
50. 9.75-That's all it costs Eou-S9. 75-That's
all.
800 men for railroad work that is being done
in Washington and Idaho; laborers. rockmen.
driliers. ST. day and up We ship daily
via Portland. Riparia- Fare and fee 50 10
Are You GOngf
Now
TO THE BEAUTIFUL
YOSEMITE VALLEY
800 laborers, $65. so.
200 drillers and roczmen, $40
100 trackmen, spikeFs, trackmen, $40.
Special reduced fares years JOB.
YOU KNOW ABOUT
THE NEW AND GREAT
WESTERN PACIFIC K. R.
We will ship you to work-Free Fare
5000 teansters, laborers. driilers rOekmen,
machine drilers. etc. 81 to 81 - and Sc day.
Work from Oakland to Beckwith
Pass
FREE FARE.
200 labOrers. extra gangs and section work,
MURRAY & READY.
469 Sixth ST. Oakland
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BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco Call,
corner MARKET and Third streets: open Unit
i O'Clock every night in tie year.
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TYPEWGETERS AND SUPPLIES.
WALTER A. SCOTT. 1911 Fillmore St. phone
also retnodeed writers Of all makes; desks
chairs. ribbons, paper. carbon; expert repairs ;
Smith Premiers $50; Remingtons, $50; others
cheaper.
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE is now at
i0ll Golden Gate ave, with full stock of
All kinds Of typewriters at regular prices
Rentals and supplies
PACIFIC Typewriter Co.-sSun Visible. $40 and
So. 1898 Fillmore st.
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.
OFFICE room for alI-Doetors, deatists attor-
noys notaries pubic, insurance. real estate
and all others requiring light Office rooms. viii
fnd accommodations in three story building
being BUTT Sutter St. nr. Fillmore. GEO
". H. PATTERSON.
DOWNTOWN Offices 60 Bush St. bet Mont
gomery and Kearny Apply on premises before
noon or write II. PARb0W, 312 Bush 81.
FILLMORE, 1el2-OficeS and desk room. Ap-
ply J. D. RICHARDS fat
EASEMENTS TO LET.
ave. off Eddy. between Pierce Ard Scott
FRGNT basement; AMY 81 Go:den Gate ave
HOPESgG AND APARTMENTS
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CARPENTERS.

CARPENTERS.
CARPENTERS.
CITY AND COUNTRY.
250 carpenters in San Francisco and Oakland
$3.50 10 $50 day: 10 carpenters, long job.
San Luis ObispO County housewOrk. 500
day; 20 carpenters. big lumber company,
rough work, SlO5 month; 6 carpenters. Mendo-
cino County lumber company; carpenters.
mines; 10 car builders and repairerS, $3.50
day steady job.
BLACKSNIITHS.
~BLACKSMITHS. BLACESMITHS.
Blacksmith and tool sharpener. mine, $3.50
day; blacksmith's helper, camp. S2-IJ day.
Blacksmith, Il. r. camp. free fare. S3.JO day;
blacksmith and tooisharpeneT. mine. $50; black
smith. ranch, 500 and I'd. 81 fare; blacksmith.
orchard. Alameda. $40 and i'd: > blacksmiths.
no Sh0eing, San Francisco. $3.50; blacksmith.
factory. So day; blacksmith, mine. $3.50; 6J
blaeksmiths for shops, ranches sIwmills,
mines. quarries. etc. $50 to 81 day.
MECHANICAL.
painter country sEOp. So day; ear repairers.
$3.50 day; drillpress hands. country machine
shop. $3.50 day.
painters. country job. free fare.
long job, 81 day; boileTmakers. mine
free fare. long job. 81 day; bOilermakers mine
day; machine hands, planning mill. shaper
hands. tenoner hands cement and concrete
fnishers. 10 iron mOlderS. woodturner, pa ttern
makers, experienced sewer pipe layer, good
wages; wire mattress weaver wagon maker
and wheelwright good wages; harness max
ers, country job: sheet iron workers.
LEVERAIAN, DREDGER-
Leverman, clam shell dredger. to go south !:
fare paid; SO and found.
Millwright, country factory. So. 80 day
MURRAY & READY.
469 sixth street. Oakland.
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HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
COOKS, W--ITERS, KITCHEN HELP,
BELLBOYS, PORTERS.
BAKERS. BUTCHERS.
% cooks for hotels and restaurants, city and
country, S35 TO SO and I'd.
IA walters. hotels and restaurants. city and
country, $50 TO $40 and I'd.
IL camp cooks. cooks for ranches, hay presses,
wages $50 TO $50 and I'd.
10 camp walters and hunkeys, some free fare,
$50 and $35.
. 40 dishwashers, kitchen hands, vegetablemen,
ETC., city and country, $50 to $35 and I'd.
6 porters. 10 bellboys. elevator boys.
bakers helpers $50 TO $40 and i'd; butch
ers, bakers, porters.
Camp cook. II men. $40 and found; ranch
cook men. $40 and found
Any position advertised from our Oakland
office can be obtained at our San Francisco
office.
MURRAY & READY,
469 Sixth St. Oakland
Los Angeles office located at 12T-129 South
Los Angeles st. OroviIle OFFICE. opposite Court
house. Sacramento office 1921 Fourth St San
Francisco office. Tenth and Market sts-
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THE s5lsCALL
JOHN d. sPREcKELs. Proprietor
Address Communications to
JOHN McNAUGET ..-..-..-- Manager
c. }. OWEN -... business Manager
TELEPHoNE
ASK for The CAN. The Operator WIN Connect
You With the Department You Wish.
Publication Office. Market and Third. S. F.
Editorial Rooms. ...--,. Market and Third SITS.
Delivered br Carriers. 70 Cts. Per Week. -
Cts Per Moath. Single Copies. . Cts.
Terms by Mai. Including Postage CCash With
Order;
DAILY CALL Gncuding sunday. / year. 90
DAILY CALL Onelading sunday. mos. 500
DAILY CALL-By single month. .......- 15e
FcREIGN DaiiF... 50 Per Year Extra Extra
POSTAGE Msssy T9ey s iD6 Per Per EssF Year Extra Extra
Entered at tile L. S. Postofhee as second class
ALL POSTMAsTERs ARE AUTHORIZED TO
RECEIVE Subscriptions
Sample copies viii be forwarded when re
Mai subscrfbersS g1es'eI N ordering change OF ad-
dress should lie particular to give both NEW
AND OLD ADDRESS in order 10 insure =
prompt and correct compliance with their re-
quest.
MAIN BRANCH:
IG5I Fillmore Street Near Post.
OAKLAND OFFICE:
IOl6 Broadway. Telephone Oakland loS3
ALAMEDA OFFICE:
1855 Park Street Near Santa Clara Avenue
Phone Alameda $50.
BERKELEY OFFICE:
2lss Center Street. ...... Telephone North a.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
E. E. lace Street y W.
NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf Astoria Hotel. A. Breatano. 81
CniOn Square. Murray Tiiii Hotel; Fifth-aye-
bue Hotel aad Hoffman House.
CHICAGO NEWS STAND:
sherman House: p. o. News Co; Great
Norcle-n Hotel: fremont House; Auditorium
Hotel; Palmer HOUSE.
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
C. GEORGE RR0GNEss. Marquette Building
Qoag Distance Telephone, Central -6l9-' ,
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN B. SMITH. 80 Tribune Building
NI.w YORK CORRESPONDENT:
C. c. CAABrON- Herald Square
BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco Call.
corner MARKET and Third streets: open Until
II O'Clock every night in tie year
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REGALIAs.

REGALIA. uniforms. paraphernalia. flags. bon,
ners. badges. etc, at Pettibone's 39G9
Washington St. near First ave; phone West
1898. r A. NERNEY. manager for Pacific
Coast formerly 10 New Montgomery St
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TO THE MINES.


Gold and Silver. -...-.----.- Coal and Copper
14o machine miners different mines S3 to
$50 day
87s miners. hand work. different mines, s.. 70
to So day.
10 muckers. $3.50 day; $50 laborers. 81 to
- carmen. different mines. 50 to 80 DAY.
leo young men to learn mining, 81 to start
with.
Is snelter laborers, SO: % Iaborers to sort
ore and unload cars. S2.25 day.
The above work is located in the following
counties: Shasta SisSiyJu, Amador. Tuolumne
Trinity. SOlanO. SOnOma. Santa Clara Ala
media Sutter. Calaveras Butte, Tehama and
FARMS AND DIARIES.
Hay and harvest hands, hay balers.
250 lawmakers. different parts. s1.75. 50 to
81. % day and found.
l50 harvest hands. different counties. 81. .75 to
80 and found.
Sack sewers. thrashing crews: 100 hay balers
$2.50 to 81 day and fd-; 80 farmers, ranch
hands. general teamsters. for steady Jobs In
and found.
81 mixers. different dairies, S35 to $40 and
found.
butter makers. $40 and found: 80 chore-
men and ehoreboys, private places. ranches.
sl5. $50, $50 TO $40 and found; city and
DRILLERS AND RoCKMEN.
257 drillers and roekmen. open cut and quarry
work, also for tunnels, $3.50 to So day; lot Of
MARRIED HELP.
Farmer and wife. SOlano County, $50 and
found, fruit ranch.
Iaundryman and wife, $50
Laundryman and wife. close by $50 week
farmers and wives. $50 to 500 and found.
Mixer and wife, fare 81, $50 and found
SAILORS,
FIRENEN AND OILERS
40 sailors, $50 and found; 20 iremen. $50 and
found; 10 oilers, S45 and found walters. cooks
stewards. etc, for steamers; inquire about
MURRAY & READY.
469 Sixth St, Oakland.
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HOUSES TO LET.

CLAY, 2T35-s rooms and BATH opposite plaza,
Scott.
House 2s11 Jackson st. rooms and bath;
will improve to suit tenant near Deysadero
Modern house, 10 rooms and bath. 1851 De-
visadero St, Jackson; will fix house to
suit tenant.
G. X FRINK, 2e26 Vallejo st, corner
Scott phone West 1899 (workingl
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JONATHAN Cornell. No. 35. Y II. I--Om reg
ulsr meeting will be held WEDNESDAY
ENENlNG. the 27ta. ia tie parochial resi-
dcnce 0f Sacred Heart Church. coraer Of Eel
aHI Fillmore SIS. Election Of officers for en-.
sBine term and delegates 10 the twenty-second
G.eAd Council VIII take place send present
addresses at once 70 the secretary BY order
JOHN I. BARRY. President
CEAS. j. ERNFR. s.. alQ Devisadern ST
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MEnrINc NorIcNs--contIauea.

THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD Lodges
meet IS follows: Aurora Tuesdays Columbia
Wednesdays: san Francisco, Thursdays: Pro
s,rcss Fridays ~ ilG4A O'Farrel St Go den
Gate meets Nednc sd ys at Ash aTe. and Cen
rnt 81. Mission meets II Sricker's Han, 18th
and Church sts
FIDELITY LODGE. No. i2A +. & \. M-Eeiief
committee meets NJ 30 y. N. each FU ESDAf
and FRIDAY at 2isn .;ntter st. Is otder Of
thc " 81. FREDERICK BARRY, See.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Good bench foreman for planning MILL
Address Santa Clara Valley Mil and Lumber
Co., San Jose.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-20
BURTON PLEA FILED.
The supreme Court l. ske to
Grant h Former nate from
kansas n New Hearing.

Washington. ID. c. - A brief in
support OF the petition OF Former
United States Senator Burton. OF Kan
sas, for a ~rehearing in the case IN
which he has been found guilty Of ac-
cepting a fee for services rendered the
Rialto Grain company Of St Louis,
was filed in the supreme court Of the
United States Friday. The brief Is in
the nature Of a s%qrplieation for an.
other opportunity 90 present the case.
and says in part;
believing that the trial in the c0urt
below was not a fair n and that the
verdict rests on evidence not tochni.
caIly but substantially improper. eyi.
dcnce which removed the case from
the region OF fact 10 the realm uf aus-
plclon, and believing also that eyi-
dence was excluded which alone could
meet and rebut the evidence wrong
fully decided. We earnestly pray for a
rehearlng
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-20
NOTED swINpLERs FREE.
Nine. Therese Humhert, who sos
ei2,eOO,OOO Through Fraud, re-
leased from Freneh Prison.

Paris. France Nine. Therese
Humbert was released from prison
on a ticket Of leave, The authorities
consented to grant her her liberty on
account OF the state OF her health.
which Is said 10 be very poor. AT
engagements r being made 10 re.
lease Frederick Humbert. her son.
The Humberts were arrested on
the charge OF promoting many swim.
dies, based on mythical securities
supposed TO have been contained In
a large safe in the Humberts pos.
session. which involved the Immense
sum OF $4,000. 600. The arrest Of
the pair and the exposure which
followed caused a great sensation.
August %. 1908. Mime Humbert and
her o we're sentenced 20 five years
imprisonment.
Mme. Humbert, II was said at her
trial. By reason 81 n fortune which
she pretended was concealed Ia q
safe obtained az least si2.09000l in
cash, while az least siio.008.O0o no
renewals premiums and bouu8et
passed through their hands.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-20
rwo CENT FARE AGITATION.
An Attcmpt Il ncinn Made Throuah~
ont united states 20 obtsiR
unlrorm Lenisiatiou.

Harrisburg, Pa. :. M Will
Jams, secretary OF the Pennsylvania
state board OF trade, Sunday made
public copies Of letters received from
the governors Of several states on
the movement 20 obtain uniform Iesls-
lation throughout the United States
for a two cent maximum fare on all
steam railroads.
A number of governors are per-
sonally favorable to a two-cent fare
and, in a few instances, they tell OF
the movements in their states to OBJ
tain the passage OF such legislation in
the next session Of the legislature.
Governors Of some western states
say that because OF the sparsely set
tied condition OF their states the time
IS not yet ripe for radical reduction
Of fares. but that such a reform win
come about when the population in
creases to give the railroads enough
business TO justify a cut.
The western governors express their
approval Of the movement so far as
II applies 70 the thickly populated
states Of the east
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-20
The COLLEGE, psar5N.

The d~egree-giying habit says the
worlds Work, came to us from the
English universities. and the medieval
badge once meant something to edu-
cated men. But now. remarks the
writer, It no longer has any special
Significance to any body Of men, and
men Of actual attainment are quietly
dropping the explanatory letters that
are supposed to indicate their educa-
eonal achievements. Nowadays a col
1ege graduate has spent from two to
I've years in an Institution where be
may have eaten a substantial intellee-
eual meal. or may have tasted instead
= vast number Of tempting education
81 dishes-or merely had a good time
and hired a coach to do the required
thinking He may have entered col
aege after a thorough training In =
good fitting school. or he may have
been "~accreditedr BY a p~erfunctory
school teacher. and have been really
u%nprepared for any higher studies.
Under such conditions the comforting
Of degrees is q piece OF scholastic
buncombe, endeared BY tradition and
OF some supposed commercial benefit
70 the recipients. It is natural enough
1hHr young people in college should
confound the taking Of a degree with
the getting Of Al education. But what
ID really more lamentable is that
american colleges seem unable to put
their stamp upon their graduates In
some more enduring manner than BY
giving them little rolls OF parchment
and the right to add some capital let.
tiers to their names.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-20
SHARP WARNING TO GUBAHS
President Roosevelt Writes a Letter
Giving his Views.
Unless They show the Ability TO
at once Restore order, United
states Must Intervene.

Oyster Bay, l. l. - After a pro-
tracted conference with Secretary Of
War Taft acting Secretary Of State
Bacon and Secretary Of the Navy
Bonaparte. President Roosevelt Fri
day night addressed an important com
munication to Cuba and arranged 10
send Secretary Taft and Bacon to that
island on Sunday TO make a thorough
investigation Of conditions there and
lend their influence TO restore peace.
The communication is addressed &
the Cuban minister TO the Unitedr
states, Senior Quesada. It Is an Inn
passioned plea 70 Cuba 10 realize her
responsibilities as a self governing
republic and to restore peace in the
island. His attention is called In no
uncertain language to the RESPONSE
bility which the United States bears
to the island and the certainty that
such responsibility viii necessarily be
exercised should peace not be pre-
served.
The president says he has certain
information that the peace OF the Is.
land Is now menaced and that Amer
lean property has been destroyed.
Secretary Taft and Bacon will leave
for Cuba Sunday. They viii go by
rail to Key West, Fla, and from there
the journey to Havana viii be com.
pleted on q naval vessel, probably the
cruiser Des Moines.
In his letter, the president says:
Under the treaty with your gov
eminent. /. as president Of the United
States. have a duty in this matter
which / cannot shirk. The third ar.
ticle OF that treaty explicitly confers
upon the United States the right 70
Intervene for the maintenance in Cuba
Of a government adequate for the pro
lection Of life. property and individ-
ual liberty. The treaty comforting
this right Is the supreme law OF the
land and furnishes me with the right
and the means Of fulfilling the obliga-
lion that l am under TO protect Amer.
lean interests. The Information az
hand shows that the social bonds
throughout the island have been 40
relaxed that life. property and indigid
ual liberty are no longer safe. /
have received authentic information
Of INJURY 10 and destruction OF Amer
lean property. Il "a IN my judgment
Imperative for the sake OF Cuba that
there shall be an Immediate cessation
Of hostiities and some arrangement
which win secure the permanent pae.
incation OK the island.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-20

Mrs. Peton Fleming. who was re-
ceatly elected q member OF the Royal
Astronomical society. Is not tho only
woman who has succeeded in compre
bending the mysteries Of the heavens
Miss Henrietta Lcavitt discovered Is
new variable stars some years ago
Lady Huggins diligently helps her
husband, Sir William Huggins. 10 his
astronomical observations In their
house in South London they possess
a very nnely equipped observatory.
which contains the enormous tele
scope presented BY the royal society to
Sir William In recognition OF the work
accomplished by Lady Higgins and
himself In astrophysica.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-20
CHEERS FOR HEARST.
The First Convention Of the Inde-
Pendence League Enthusiastic for
the New Y0rker and Reform

New York. - The first state
convention Of the independence league
OF which William Randolph Hearst.
OF New York. is president. was called
10 order at Up. IN. Tuesday by Max
r. Ihmsen, chairman Of the leagues
state committee.
The opening sessions was character
lied by great enthusiasm. long con
unued cheering and applause greet
ing especially the name OF Mr.. Hearst
and the ~utterances Of speakers which
touched upon the freedom OF the bal
lot. the performances and truth Of the
principles OF the declaration OF in
dependence the revolt against boss
ism and the alleged frauds In the
last New York election.
Judge Samuel Seabury, OF New
York, was elected permanent chair
man and William A. Deford. Of New
York, permanent secretary. Judge
Seabury. upon taking the chair, de-
clared that tho condition OF both the
old political parties made the exist.
euce Of the Independence League a
necessity. He said that the praise
worthy efforts Of President Roose
welt (whoSe name was cheored) had
been thwarted by influences CONTROL
ing the republican party.
The committee on resolutions and
platform reported through Clarence
]. Shearn, its chairman. The plat.
form sets forth the fundamental idea
OF the league as independent Of tho
boss rule On corporation control and
Of any party subject 10 these. Il de-
clares FOR a free vote and an honest
count" and demands "a revision OF
the present dishonest and complex
election law. a simplined ballot and a
law providing for a recount in cases
Of fraud or mistakes
District Attorney Jerome is at
tackled by name as follows:
We express the disgust felt by ali
good citizens over the failure OF Dis.
trict Attorney Jerome 10 prosecute
crimlnally regardless OF their wealth
OF social position those guilty OF IN.
surance frauds"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-20
MiJ5K Nate cDonaId

More than likely you speak the same
words yourself, and no doubt you feel
far from well. The cause may De easily
traced 60 some arrangement OF the fe-
male organs which m~auifcsts itself In
depression OF spirits, reluctance TO 90
anywhere or do anything. backache.
bearing-down pains. fatulency. nerv-
BUSINESS. slecplessncss, or other fe-
male weakness.
These symptoms are but warnings
that there Is danger ahead, aud unless
needed = lie Of suffering or a serious
operation Is the inevitable result
The never. failing remedy foraI these
symptoms Is Lydia +. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound.
Miss Kate Mcdonald Of Woodbridge.
n. j., writes;
Dear Mrs. Pinkham.
Restored health has meant 80 much 70 ma
that n help from telling about IL for
the sake q other suffering women.
FOR q long time I suffered untold arouv
with a female trouble and irregularities.
which made me q physical Wreck and no one
thought would nocuver. but LYDIA D.. Pink
hams Vegetable COMPOUND has entirely
curud me. and made ma well and etr-ur. ard
/ feel IL myduty TO tell other suffering Women
what a splendid Hehcine il iau
For twenty-five years Mrs pinkham.
daughter-in-law Of Lydia r Pinkham.
has under her direction. and since her
deccRse. been advising sick women free
Of charge, Her advice Is free and
always helpful Address. Lynn, Mass.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-20
< CELEBRATES.
Their Independence Day Passed
on PIeasantIy-NO Revolution
AIRY Demonstration Was Made.

Monterey, Mex-The celebration
OF Mexico's Independence was OBJ
served here Sunday by general mer.
rymaking. At daybreak the national
Tag was hoisted over all federal mum
icipal buildings and a salute was fired
from the barracks.
At 9 o'clock the governor, aceompa-
MED by his staff and many prominent
citizens proceeded to the Juarez thea.
ter, where they listened to the read.
Ing Of the decoration Of Independence
and the singing OF the national hymn
BY a prominent vocalist
No reports OF trouble have been re-
ceived from any point in the states
OF Tamaulipas. Neuva Leon or Coahui-
la, the three states traversed by the
lines Of the merged railway systems.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-09-20
Earthquake ! tI.aIth ronIn.

There was too. in San Francisco. an
improvement IN the general health OF
the people after the earthquake. It
ts an ~undoubted fact that a great
many women who we're In a o state
Of health before the shock, with bsd
Appetites and defective digestion, are
now eating all they can get and d.
Eesting it without trouble. while the
mental condition. which so often &C.
companies the dyspeptie state. has
equally improved. The explanation,
says the London Hospital. Is as simple
as It Is rational. These people were
fortunately deprived OF their drains.
alcohol and Injuries: they had moth.
ing but simple food, and they we're
compelled to take exercise in the
open air to get It. The men have
found Il possible TO live without
rigars OF whisky and the ladies' with.
put candy, They have cooked their
simple meals ia the streets. to the
better ventilation Of their houses; for
lack Of light they have gone TO bed
early. with the compensation that they
have risen with the lark. They have
had the enforced benefits OF a SAM.
tarium. and good health Is the result