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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

Now that subpoenas are being again
handed around. Apostle John W. Tay-
lor Is of course. as usual. unselflshly
waiying his right to a share
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

Under It's new chief. the fire depart
ment Will continue 10 put out fires
promptly, even II in some cases II dis
pleases the owners OF the property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

New policemen are glad 10 know that
they Will not have TO take everybody
who deserves II into custody, not wish
Ing to be busy all the time In Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

Representative Howell regrets TO find
that the House has so many obstinate
men. upon whom real eloquence has no
effect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

Proof that Senator Smoot's speech at
Nampa was a powerful one is seen in
the fact that it is keeping people away
from there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

In deciding 10 tell church officials Of
elders who had taken new plural wives
Prof. Wolfe did not know that he
would excite strong feeling OF envy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

No one who tells the truth at Wash
ington regarding church oaths need ex-
pect any compliments from the HE
rarchy for his veracity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

II is quite likely though, that Mr..
Howell Will be denied the pleasure. in
the Philippine sugar matter, OF. seeing
his worst fears realized.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

1t is now certain that the honor Mr..
Spry is to be accorded is that of being
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

a fire was eXtinguished on Wednes
day. and in very short time, too. not
withstanding the removal of Chief By
wafer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

No one has even pretended TO have
been held up since Chief Sheets TOOK
charge of the police department
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

In condemning the administration,
Senator Tillman is much pleased with
II for giving him an excuse for doing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

Those desiring to avoid the muddiest
places In the residence districts. may
do so by not going on the crosswalks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

prophecy by announcing the names of
candidates Senator's Smoot and Suthcr-
land will agree on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Friday, January 10, 1905

Church officials have just discovered
that they felt sure all the time that
Prof. Wolfe was not reliable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
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Entered al the Postofnce of Salt l.hSo NiS
oecond-class mattors
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
Discusses the. Work Congress
Accomplished DufiagSes-
sion Now Closed.
Harmony IN Delegation From
California Results in Good
=.... for the State, :.
Substantial Improvements fol
Oakland Harbor One of !.
ITS Achievements.

: ALAMEDA. June. LCongresslnan
5oseph Russell knew land arrfvedc this
morning from Nasshl1ag gton:. He stopped
on at Ventura 10 artend, rhe Grand Par
West~tkat was in slessieN. in the South
ern California: town. this week. iAr.
KNOW and was. chosen third Vice presi:
deRt-lof. the order; and is in direct line:
10. Become the Head of the. fraternity in.
threa; years. RaistiXe TO The work done
b5- the califoVnia delegation In. the halls
ef national legislation Congressman
hnoWland safds
California has had at Washington
during I3le: session WHICH closes today.
an .lEMsuallyr. hs srTnoTl foils. del e&a3ion.
and IO.:tilis fact can largely. be attTib-.
nted: the results that Eaxe. been accom-
plisled. When legislation was pend
ing :ef+ interest To any section eft the
State. the. united. delegation got IN be-
hlRd and in Rraetlcally -eNerY Instance
was Successful. .-:s
There was: no general river and har-
Dor act at this: session Of sCoRgress,
bat the ssTndry l#Appropr7a tion. bill
sceiutaIned an stem of xSi; coo TO conf
authorized at the last session. the con :
tract for which has NOT as yet been
completed and probably viii not be
before Congress convene es IN December.
This. contract calls: for ia channel 500
feet wide and 25 feet deep from San
FTancfsco Bay TO FalloI. street
The final, SetEl dement, of the coktest
TO. obtain for the Mare Island navy
yard the building Of q sixteen -knot
steam collier al a cost Of 81 $50 600 was
OF the greatest importance 10 .SolaRe
County and in fact to the entire Third
Congressional Disrriet- This. contest
has extended over a period. -o{ several
years. A Principle was ar stake. name ;
"; the policy of building wHr. vessels
al Governments Yards. -:
Al appropria tion of $50 .0oe was OBJ
tanned for the .UniIed states Govern
Z.
chase OF. mac htnery. the idea being to
gradually eonyefr this into " q plant
capable of the manufacturing OF small
arms as well as the repair of ordnance.
etc. now carried on. at Benfcia 90 a
liInited. extent. -.
OF the Ieeisla tfon: Of: particular inn
portance TO California will mention
the acceptance: by Congress Of the re-
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
RAISE ENTRANCE
QUALIFICATIONS
Requirements for Nor
NAL Schools Same as
at University.
Important Change Made
by State Board
Yesterday.

J. BERKELEY. June se-Action was
taken by the State Board of Education
this morning making it mandatory
upon the normal schools of the. state
hereafter to require candidates for ad-
mission to present high school diplomas
and recommendation from the head
of the high school issuing the diploma.
This puts the normal schools on plane
with the University Of California In
the. matter of reaufremnts for. admis-
sion.
Governor George C. Pardee presided
at the session of the State board. A
resolution covering Exchange was in
trodnced by Samuel T. Black, president
of the San Diego Normal School, and
after brief discussion the resolution
was adopted: without a dissenting vote.
President. Blacks resolution. provided
also that the normal school course shall
be of two years and that special admis
sion on examinations may be held.
Hitherto two normal schools of the
State, at San Diego and Chico, have
permitted students TO enter who are
merely graduates from the grammar
schools of the State Unless these In
stitutions add a secondary course 10
their curriculum. which is unlikely,
they Will after July 1 be on the same
basis as the state University IN the
matter of requirements for. admission.
Governor Pardee attended the State
board this morning for the first time
since its sessions began on the cam
pus. and, after calling the members TO
order, made inquiry about the argu-
ment on the day before between state
Superintendent Kirk and the board over
the matter Of authority in arran sin g
for textbooks. After receiving infor-
nation on .che subject Governor Pardee
counseled harmony between Ar. Kirk
and his associates. which ne was as
sured would prevail.
Resolutions We're adopted eongratu-
laung Professor E. E. Brown of the
State University upon his appointme mt
by President Roosevelt 10 be United
States Commissioner of Education.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
FOURTH Of JULY.
At UNIVERSITY
Exercises. In Celebration:
to Be. Held at. the !.
Greek Theater..
Profs. H. Morse Stephens.
and I'll. I 'Jmner...: !.
Will Speak.

BERKEE .EY.: .:June -So:----Ftse .Eeurt3l az
july Is To be sce3surated at ire BniFeE-
SHY with exercises :.c9ndU-0sd- in the
Greek theater and beginaa@ag al II
oclock u the morning Eszan Ernsst
g Moore in charge Of the rliNserss1s >
summer school. wi preside -.
Two" addresses are TO be det ivered. the
Sp6s kers - he. Pr0fsssser~ lie nry. Morse
Stephehs sof the Unive xsity df tsaliforz
slfa and PEofesscr. T.. = 1ur iier Of the
I-nis'esesiry sof 2Nisconsin--s Az tnTtaa tlofl
10 iha. public q attend tfss seNencises
tas. been issued by the lllfs-es rstty. d: =.
Professor Stephens ana p aglts man,
blrs t'hQr5VgllaF acQGa[uted = jth amer
loan. history. traditions and ideals: rs
expected 10 deliver a upie.W' address.
his power Is a. public spe aker and
1hinker being .weU known Professor
Turner Is professor Of histcRy al the
University Of Wisconsin He is one Of
rhe foremost caurlierities .on American
history 2 this country
Arrsrr srrEesnentS are 10 be Y ade for
r-lusscaF Features in connection. FWfth: the
Independence day exercises
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
CALAMITY PROPHET CAUSE
OF FAMILY DISRUPTION
-~
Mrs. Bertie kohIer's Fears oi
Catastrophe Lead to
Separation.

OAKLAND. June se.-A. quarrel the
result of a young husbands efforts TO
induce his wife 10 cease worrying over
predictions as TO when the world was
to come to an end. caused a separation
in the family of A II, Kohler, clerk
in a Washington street shoe store.
Some time ago pretty Mrs. BERTHE .Koh-
ler heard from a false prophet that
the world was soon TO come TO an end.
Day after day she worried, fearing a
great catastrophe.
Her husband tried in vain to calm
her, told her il was all fooiishness and
that she must give up the silly
thoughts. The arguments led to a
quarrel last Tuesday, and the quarrel
to the wife's leaving the rooms which
the young couple occupied at 51f Six
teenth street. All the week the anxious
young husband has been searching the
streets OF Oakland for his bride OF d
year. but in vain Today he appeared
at the police station and asked that the
department aid him.
The Kohlers are refugees from San
Francisco and for the past month have
been living at 511 Sixteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

FIRE AT SILES.-S!les, June 3o.-Fire broke
cut late 4ast nignt in James Easteriyss building
on Main street A bucket brigade prevented 9
se-inIss spread of the flames.
son ABUSES MOTHER June 30
A. 2,s.susiu. a stea0xrapher. returned home
late last night and began TO abuse his aged
mother and SISTERS he was arrested aud charged
with battery.
HURT IN COLLISION Oakland, June So
Mrs Freda SonnenwaId of King avenue and
Mrs p LiedenhaaseT we're thrown from q buggy
and injured this morning In collision with an
electric car on tyeiftn-street dam.
INJURED By FALL June 30
William Lawron, longshoreman. living at s2o
Twenty second street. fell fr0m a ladder this
morning al Long Wharf and sustained a Sc
we're conclusion OF the brain. He was able 70
return TO his home in the evening.
FIsHERMEN ARRESTED.-oakland, June 80.
Charged with haEing undersized bass In theiI
possession, Luxe Pefrie and Vincent Mateoyich
Austrian fishermen. we're arrested at Seventh
and Cypress streets early this morning by Po-
Hceman FeHten and Special 0ffeer Little.
SNEAK THIEVES AT woRK.-oskland, Juns
30--Br forcing the rear door, sneak thieyss en-
tered the home OF J. E Graney at 2l63 Groy,
street yesterday afternoon while the occupant.
were away and stole 4 quantity OF clothes and
jeweiry and gold watch
FANNY ROSESTHAL IN COURT.-Berkeaey
June 3e--FAnny Rosenthsl appeared befQre Jus
tice & s. Efgzr this morning. TO plead TO II,
charge OF petty larceny. preferred against her b,
J. r. Hink, Berkeley merchant Justice I'D
gar Continued the hearing until next Tuesds,
morning
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
!. SUMNER SCHOOL couRsEs.

BERKELEY. June 3O.-tnusually in
teresting courses in astronomy are of
fered by the university. summer school
this year. DR. Burt Leroy Newkirk
Watson, assistant in astronomy, is Civ
ing "a. lecture course. in: which the re-
suits OF modern astronomical investi-
cation are 10 be discussed in g. non
technical manner. The first part of the
coiirse is TO be devoted to the consid-
Grafton of such questions as can be in
vesttgated without the use OF the spec
trascepe. The second part of the. course
will deal with the revelations Of ostro-
physics; in particular the constitution
Of the sun, the chemical and physical
characteristics of the stars. their mo-
tions in the line of sight. spectroscopie
binaries and the variability, chemical
constitution and nature of nebulae, etc.
Course > is a laboratory course TO sup
plernent course l.
The DOMESTIC. science. department of
the summer school is attracting un-
usual interest this year. there being two
courses under the direction OF Miss May
Secrest, director of domestic science of
the. Polytechnic High School of San
Luis Obispo. One course entitled Food
Production and Preparation" consists
of lectures given every morning at 2
O'clock on the composition. production
and manufacture of foods. On Tues
day and "Wednesday. afternoons, from
2 to s:3e. practical work in cookery is
given. The second course on household
sanitation is Of equal interest Three
lectures week are given on water
supply and the disposition of water,
lighting, furnishing and cleaning. All
OF the work presented is such as may
be given 10 the seventh and eighth
grade and high school pupils.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
NEWS OF The COUNTIES ABOUT THE BAY
CONGRESSMAN KNOWLAND RETURNS FROM
HIS lAB0RS IN WASHINGTON.

safe TO predict that hereafter ample
provision will. be made to meet the
needs of one Of the greatest wonder
AT the instance of California wine
producers the delegation secured the
passage OF an act to amend exfstipg g
laws relating TO the fortihcation of
pure, sweet wines, measure which
means much to-. the industry of the
State The measure was strongly OPP
posed by the sweet wine producers of
Missouri
there was inserted in. the Indian ap-
pEopTiatioh bill an item OF slOo. 200 tor
the. relief of the Iandless Indians of
California.
No act Of Congress will prove of
more lasting benefit 10 California, par
a amendment inserted III Jae army appro-
pT7atlop bill providing for the estab-
lls41ment OF general. depot AT. Fort
Mason for the Emitted States transport
service One million I'VE hundred
thousand dollars was appropriated for
the ERECTION of StorenouseS, Offices.
shops and other buildings and also
:wharSes capable OF accommodating al
service The signifcance of this ap-
propriation is Ine' fact that II petma-
nsrttg anchors the transport service at
San Francisco.
for the repair o: public buildings in
jured by earthquake and fire and for
tie maintenance: and Improvement OF
various Federal institutions pneu-
Inatie tube service was provided for
San Francisco. in the omnibus public
buildings. BILL public buildings Were
provided for the cities of Eureka and
San Diego as well as Santa Rosa and
priations. being obtained on account of
the C2tastrophe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
GRADUATES or STANFORD
TO HELP RESTORE Buildings
Aiusaai AssociatioaA of Several States
10 HssSe SRaas fer BENEFIT OF
the IIufxerrifY.

PALo ALTO. June 3e.--The Stanford
Alumni associations OF New York and
other Eastern cities are working on a
plan for the Organization of Stanford
Restoration Association The special
purpose in view is TO restore the Memo
rial Arch. James G. Coffin of the New
York Alumni Association has sent in
formation concerning the special meet
ing which was held in New York 10
consider the proposition.
The new association will have a per-
manent organization, with president
secretary, treasurer, advisory commit
tee of four and a committee with rep
resentatives from the various Stanford
organizations in all parts Of the coun-
try.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
PEOPLE OF SOUTH SEAS
SEEK SMALLER ISLANDS
Interesting Observations Reported by
Commodore OF French Fleet After
Several Visits.

HONOLULU. June 3e.5Cemmodore
Hautefeuiile ef the French cruiser
Catinat does not share the general be-
lief that the inhabitants of the islands
of the Pacific Ocean have diminished
in number altogether because OF the
advent or presence of white people.
Speaking OF his visits to many OF the
isles of the South Seas. the commodore
said that on each of some islands,
where. the Inhabitants are steadily
diminishing, there would be but a
single white man and he could not ac-
credit the gradual extinction of tribe
te one man.
Another thing that the commodore
has observed In his travels about the
Pacific is that the closer he came 10
the equator and found islands inhab-
tied. the people were lighter skinned
and their eyes Of lighter color than
those upon islands farther away The
inhabitants also seemed TO be. get
ting away from the larger islands and
showing a tendency TO live Upon the
low-lying atolls
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
GALL sEPARATE CoayENrIoN.

OAKLAND. June so.--Tae Repuhliean
Congressional committee for the Third
District today decided TO mold sep
arate convention from the state con
veution to nominate a. candidate for
Congressman. The convention viii be
held in this city September Il. a. week
after the. State convention. and wifi be
composed OF delegates dfsTiacr from
those attending the State 9c0nysntiou-
The Congressional convention will be
composed OF Ie1 delegates. tweIvetfroEn
Solano, eleven from Contra Costa and
the remainder from Alameda County by
Assembly districts. George. w Reed
presided at today's meeting and Everett
Brown was secretary. Representative
j. r. Knowland was present and sdeliY-
cred a brief address. No opposition To-
his denomination has developed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
aIARREL. ovER lam.

ALAMEDA: June 3S.-P01ice have
beeA stationed on guard ~ tidal lor
on Gan IsanGro slough 70 prevent
blood she'd aEslDSz rival claimants 70 ths
partly submerged land The lot -
Claimed .l,v .Cfaaries Fsadfatz. z. W Coz
rad and John Palmer. Each Of the men
declares he: is the rigttfuE owner 0f
the property: And eaca Announces his
purpose. 10 maintain possession az all
hazards =. 'ss
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01

OAKLAND. June So.-The Barrie 'di-
vorce suit. which has been before the
courts in one form or another for sew
eraI years, is being rehearsed again BY
the attorneys on a motion for a new
trial. Mrs. Eliza, Barrie, through her
attorneys. is contending that she did
not desert her husband, and that he is
not entitled to the divorce granted him
by the courts. TO the end that she may
fight the case over again and get an
other opportunity to make contest for
alfmony.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
AIIeeea Embe..ler 1. Freed,

quest of Deputy District Attorney Ds-
yid Allen the complaint recently filed
against John B. Mflward, a young man
from Lexington. Ky charging him
With embezzlement. was dismissed to-
day by Justice Pierce, and Miiward
was discharged frems custody. 1t is
said that the prosecution OF young Mil
ward was caused by a mistake by
friends Of Mrs Lillian Lpsey, the COM
Flaming witness
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
Bond. WIN Die .. the GaiIosrs.

BOISE. : Fdaho. June 5e-Judgs
George H Stewart today senreHced
william Hicks Bend 10 he hanged On
August 10 for the murder OF; Charles
Daily. Bond was: eanvteted- In April.
1905. and sentenced TO be ban ged-. The
Supreme CeuFt rscently: affirmed ths
5ud gHent and Bond was. reserteRced
tence fer her part n the murder. e.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
d a. sM1rH ELEcrEp ron,rNss..:

OAKLAND June S9--Major. d ,A=
Smitf 6f- Oakland; was elected colonel
~ rae FEfth ReEiflFeaf y g c. tonight
IA 3 Sharply coatsSted' election. VITA.
Lieuteaaar CoieneIs sIalfllard OF Santa.
Rosa as bis opponent The vote was
-5- q -S sn favor Of she 0aklanf man.
Colonel smith sFeceedsf Colonel J. f.,
Hayes. whe 5~tsress Captain d. ":
% S.a. .pSon. = AlsEkdS was -sfected imam
in-5asly u succeed Major Smith as cofRv
lrar5ar of the FIRST battalion, The elec-
rfqar was held at the artnorys Of Com
rauE r. Fourteenth and Webster
streets Colonel Sssith's' eleeSion means
rl5e transfer Of the Fiftk Regiment
rea quarters and baBd 70 OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01

sEcRKT WEDDING ANNoUNCED.-oakl
June 3O-The marriage six months ago at Red
wood City Of Miss Maude E. Thompson and
Henry C. Henken has been announced. The
couple kept =. event a secret until they were
ready to occrDy home in East Oakland which
has been made reedy for them.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01

y Alameda. Jcne o.ECoEltnencing
Tomorrow. rhe sasoQUs Of this. city viii
b. permitted 70 be open daily from s
81 -se morning uattl = at night.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
rARrrNrFR nRoPs. nEAp..-aaksaaa. Inn.

81 -gll--e eurased n the CONSTRUCTION asf &
En-~es I'D 49, alcs trsz+ avenue rhis sfte!nOoR.
t1e.Ggf nv Prrsc1rE. scafpenser-s. aged 81.
srousei dsad- II IS .Sapposed ttsrs the cause vas
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01

Furniture purchased AZ n ScheiIhass. prempfEy
delivered Corner 1Ith and. franklin. oakisnd- !.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
BARRIE CASE UP AGAIN.

Thaissands of chairs all grades, at r. Schell
haas furniture store. 1ith and Franklis SITS .
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
SALOON H6pRs, RESTORED.

Qak-snd stl7e -szsearsrsoE Il II md Frank
ID SIS. H- SeAelnass. the Rasrier-. r.. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-29
ANNOUNCES HANDIcAPs.
Leading Players to Take Part In tho
 Western Golf Tournament.

Chicago. July 2s.-Handicaps of the leading players in tho Western Golf as- sociatlon were given out tonight by Sec retary Bates.
 National amateur champion, Eben Byers of the Allegheny Country club and H. Chandler Egan of Exmoor, twice national and three times western champion, are on the scratch On the one mark are Ned Sawyer of the Wheaton Golf club, run ner up in the national championship last year: W. K Wood of Homewood, win ner of the North and South champion ship at Plnehurst last winter, Robert F. Hunter of Midlothian and w. c. Fownes. Jr. of the Oakmont Country club of Pitts burg
 Those on the two mark are: Runcie B.. Martin, Calumet Country club W. E. Egan Exmoor; Kenneth Edwards, Mid lothian; M p. Phelps Midlothian; o. W. Potter, Jr, Midlothian.
 Those on the three mark include: Fay Ingalls,. Cincinnati: Frank Thompson, Cincinnati; w. I. Rowland, Jr.. Skokie Country club.
 Among those on the four mark are: Nell MeNell and Holden Wilson, Cincin- natl; w. W. Carhart, Detroit; Norman Macbeth, Oakmont
 Among those on the fifth mark are: J. K. Bole and E. II. Brown, Cleveland and Robert Hlckson, Toledo.