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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
CARPENTER FALLS TO DEATH.
George Bald Misses Footing on Fourth
Story and Strikes Basement.

BY a single misstep, while perched
on one of the steel girders of the
Emma Butler building, under con-
struction at Geary and Stockton
streets yesterday morning. George
Bald, foreman carpenter, plunged
headlong to the basement, a distance
of fifty feet With skull fractured he
was taken to the Central Emergency
Hospital in a buggy, but died on the
way.
Bald had been in the employ OF the
Western Expanded Metal Company
and was familiar with the dangers of
his work. At the time of the accident
he was taking some measurements and
while walking about on the fourth
story must have stumbled in some
way. AS there are no floors in the
building his fall was unobstructed un-
til he struck the concrete basement.
The dead man lived at 955l5 Wash
ington street, Oakland. with his little
boy. and was so years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Harnett Says He Was Robbed.

Chris Harnett, 1436 Grove street, re-
ported to the police yesterday he met
some strangers on the water front on
Thursday night and visited several
saloons with tmem. He drank too
much and when he awoke in a vacant
lot he missed his watch and a pair of
gold-cuff buttons. He was unable to
give a description of the men.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Mrs. MAY Ftt.rernld Missing.

Mrs May Fitzgerald (nee PowelD
who formerly resided on Shipley street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets. has
been missing since the fire, according
to a report made to Coroner Walsh
yesterday by John Barker OF 1922
Twenty-fourth street. Mrs. Fitzgerald
Is described as being 5 feet inches
In height. dark complexion. aged 80.
and weight 130 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
VIII Recommend Telephone Franchi..

At meeting of the Judiciary COM
mittee of the Board of Supervisors
yesterday afternoon the ordinance that
will give the Home Telephone Com
pany the right to operate in San Fran
cisco was discussed and the commit
tee voted to recommend it for pas
sage at the next meeting of the board.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Justice. Have New Quarters.

Justices clerk, who have been in
stalled since the fire in the Durant
School. will move today to 2511 Sac
ramento street. near Fillmore. The
Justices will occupy six rooms, which
have been used by City and County
Attorney Burke.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
santa Rosa Thanked.

Resolutions expressing thanks to
the Commercial Club of Santa Rosa for
Its sympathy and its offers to renew
business relations have been adopted
by the Merchants Association of San
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
New Assessments Not Leral.

City Attorney William c. Burke has SUBJ
mltted TO the Board of Public Works his opin-
ion regarding its right TO make re-assessmeats
for street contractors where the assessments
have been burned. he states 1t is not within
the powers OF the board to make new assess
ments, is such a thing necessary in order
that the contractor may secure his lien. Liens
existing before the fre may be re-established
through action at law equity.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Conference win the Mayor.

Mayor Schmitz and several leading
merchants of the Van Ness Avenue
Business Mems Association conferred
last night with reference to additional
fire and police protection for the stores
on the avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Collins Asks for Bail.

George d. Collins has applied to the
Superior Court to be admitted to bail
pending the hearing of his appeal
from the judgment OF conviction
against him. Judge Trout will hear
his petition Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Home. wanted for CbiIdren.

Homes with Catholic families for children of
the same faith are desired by the Children s
Agency. acting under the direction of the As
sociated Charities For the care of each chia
the State will pay $12. so month Those inter
ested can secure full Information from Miss
Mary l. Garety. 1900 Franklin street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
property Owners to Meet.

Property owners and business men
of Devisadero street will hold meet
ing at 1881 Devisadero street to dis
cuss matters of Importance next Mon
day evening at o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
cor11s1ox INrEsrIGArEn.-Ilnitea stst.

Local inspectors Boles and Bulger investigated
yesterday the matter of the collision June %
between the Southern Pacific Companys Thor
oughfare and the United States steamer Argo-
naut In Oakland Greek. The evidence was TO
the effect that Captain John Hickey OF the
Thoroughfare failed TO answer the signals Of the
Argonaut until 1t was too late TO avert the COL
lision. The matter was taken under advisement.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Bookkeeper.. store. and once.

Furnished with loose leaf ledgers. fling cabinets
card systems Ink blankbooks. pencils and all Of
fee supplies. Sanborn, Vail & Co.. Mission street
between Fourth and Fifth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07

WOMAN JUMPS FROM CAR.-Etta Hefund
q Preside refugee. jumped from an O'Farrell-
street car yesterday when the fuse blew out
She sustained fracture Of the left ankle
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
JOHN ". KING Co., Inc.
GROCERS
BUTTER And EGG SALE.

Very Best Creamery Butter, full
weight. 2-lb- square. reg. Soc - $50
Eggs, best fresh selected. 2 doz $50
Hams-Kingan's Rex. Eastern Star,
Sugar, best cane granulated. 22 lbs s1.O0
Sand Soap. reg. SC cake. for 25c
Beans. small white or pink. lbs. ESQ
sardines, Pierre Rosneur & Gle,
cans .................2S .2SO
Jams and Jellies, new goods.
glasses for .25c
Salt, best table. 5O-Ib. sack 25c
Potatoess best Salinas. per ID. lac
Condensed Cream, all brands, for ESQ
Guinness Dublin Stout, Burke's
bottling, doz ...........s2 s21O
BonnacOrd Whisky, fun qt bot. .s1.0O
Deliveries from Valencia street store
South San Francisco and San Bruno
road Tuesdays; Ocean View and Sunny
side Wednesdays.
From Market street store-Sunset
District Tuesdays and Fridays.
From Richmond store-Ocean beach.
and Carvtlle daily.
Special discounts to relief commit
tees, hotels, restaurants and boarding.
house keepers. Freight paid on all
orders to points within 100 miles OF
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
Committee Reviews Plans For Housing
Franciscos Homeless Population.

build 5000
caranm NJ will make mpove
3fn nan lot eeefr
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
STORES.

i1o1 Valencia cor. 22d. Tel Special 1Ss
700 Market mr. 18TH Tel Special ISL
242 Clement nr. 4th ave. Tel. Pacidc. 9S3
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-07
A Free Demonstration

OF the Soothing Qualities OF Murine Ere Tonic
nLfA ra..s nAsf shava Ask barber--it's free
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02
MARRIED..

CUSHMAN-CEC lion Thursday, Nov. !, ieOe. a.
st. stephens p. +. Church. Ridgeneld, Conn.
Robert Potter Cushman and Helene. daughter
OF Mrs. George W. Cecil.
oGDEN-wISNER.-on Thursday. Nov. !. 1905. st
the residence OF the brides parents, tS2 Wash
ington ave. Brooklyn. Miss Sophie Wisner u
Mr.. Alfred Trecartin Ogden.
SCoTT-MINTURN.--on Tuesday. Oct. 80, 1907
at the home OF the brides mother. 100 EsS,
2lst ST., Granercy Park. Arthur Hugh Scott 81
Liancourt, France, and Mildred. youngest
daughter OF the late Robert b. Minturn.
SMITH-LARKIN.-At St. Aloystus Chapel. JERSEY
City. n. j.. Oct. II. 1901, Walter Smith 10 Emma
r. LArkin OF Georgetown, KY. Nyaek papers
please copy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02
C4NDTD4 TO ROXERS.
Cambridge Livingston Campaigns at the
Long Acre Club

Cambridge Livingston, the Democratic
candidate for the SENATE in the Seventeenth
district, did a little campaigning last night
at the Long Acre Athletic Club in West
Twenty-ninth street, which the police have
fallen afoul OF several times. Between
two boxing bouts he was introduced 10 the
Neumann.
Livingston declared that he would, if
elected, have a bill passed legalizing boxing
He said he was a college chum of Theodore
Roosevelt's at Harvard and knew the Presi-
dent well enough to feel sure that Mr., Roose-
welt would back up any legislation for box-
ing he might push.
While the candidate was greeted with
wild cheers he got a few Kisses, which caused
him to remark that while he wasn't much
OF a pugilist he felt equal to giving the
hisser a knockout.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02
DIED.

HOUSTON. o. A Milton. Mass. Oct. 81. 1906, Frances
c.. aged 81 years. wife OF william c. Houston.
Funeral private.
LAWRENCE.-On Wednesday. Oct. II. 1905. at he Z
late residence. - Garden pL.. Brooklyn. Hester
r LAwrence. widow OF John NJ. Lawrence
IN the Slst year OF her age.
Funeral at convenience OF the family.
RNAN.-Margarrt Ryan.
Funeral from her residence. IH Central Pa rE
West. saturday. Nov. s. to the Church Of the
Ascension. West i07th II. Requiem mas "
O'Clock. Intcrment at Calvary Cemetery.
WHITE In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. Octobcr 81
Alexander Moss White, in the 02d year Of his
agU.
Funeral services viii he held AZ his late residence,
> picTrcpOnt pl.. ~ saturday afternoon, No
vcmhcr =. NJ . O'clock. Friends Will please Re
lraln from sending flowers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02

CONNELL In loving memory OF my beloved
husband. and our dear father. T. T. Connelh
died Nov. I. 1895 Solemn requiem mass will hC
celebrated at ~. Francis Assist Church, JiSts 50
near Eh av., To morrow. SATURDAY. A. ~ 4 "
MAY his soul rest IN peace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02

WASHINGTON, Nov. Elmer Dover Of
New York. secretary of the Republican
national committee. is in Washington.
He takes an optimistic view Of the situa-
ton in New York. and elsewhere through
out the country as far as the Republicans
are concerned.
Information I ave received from men
on the inside in the management of tho
campaign in New York c%onvinces me that
Hughes will beat Hearst by a comfortable
majority" said Secretary Dover to-day.
The Congress situation looks good TO me
/ think the Republicans should have 4
majority OF from forty to sixty in the next
House"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02
NOTICES.

Mrs. Winslow., Soothing syTuP for chiidr,n
teethlng, sOftcns the Euhls, toduces Inflammation,
allays pain. cures wind collie 1iarThTa. sc, a L0Ius,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02
Archduke otto Of Austria dead.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
VIENNA, Nov. IA rchduke Otto, brother
70 the heir 20 the throne. died to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02
EXCURSION RATES FOR VOTERS.
All Railroads VIII Grant Half Fare in
illinois.

CHICAGO. Nov. AL railroads in this
State will make half fare rates to enable
men to get to their homes to vote next
Tuesday.
The Central Passenger Association, as .
whole, voted not to max any reduced rates
on account of the election, but the Illinois
Central, New, York Central and Eastern
Illinois lines took independent action and
announced that they would make half
rates. plus so cents, between any two points
on their lines in the State.
This forced all the other lines in the State
ia take the same action. Special rates for
voters will not be granted except in Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
CABLE PLANT
PLANS HEARD

At $40 o'clock this afternoon the
committee on manufacturing and
sites Of the chamber af commerce
met az the headquarters To formally
receive and consider the proposition
made BY La " Henry. OF Sew
York. 10 establish a submarine ca
ble ulant In Seattle. The offer was
accompanied BY a letter from J. r.
Flynu. OF this city. endorsing the
proposed industry as legitimate
project and also endorsing its pro-
moter. Mr. Henry.
The committee on national legis-
lation viii assemble AZ the chamber
ct o'clock this afternoon 20 formu-
late some action on the position the
chamber il te take on the awarding
81 isthmian canal contracts L. for
eign bidders. with especial reference
to two sea-EoiuR suction dredEes,
upon which the Moran company. Of
this city. VAS the lowest American
bidder The government has indi-
Gated an intention Of giving the con-
tract TO Scotch firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
VINCENT HARPER
ASKS A DIVORCE

came hack sun later. he AYERS.
she lvft him again. when. upon his
return FROM 4 lecture tour. he found
her kane
Behlnd THIS action for divorce l.
kfors more romantic than the well
known short story writer has ever
pat On paper Whatever the real
facts MAJ be about wife No Il
II knosn that Adams came west
9Th smother woman. whom he mar.
Fief sgsno place IN this state sew
ersi months uRo. and that he came
Ia Seattle in order 10 acquire the
leEai residence necessary 10 bring
suit for divorce from his first wife.
The woman who has suppiantcd
wife Ne ] IN Adams affections was
the heroine IN a serial story which
was published IN iiarper's magazine
several years since. Under the
name II Vincent Harper. Adams has
contributed largely TO the current
publications Of the country fos
many years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
MANY PASSENGERS
ON HUMBOLDT

The Hunholdi. sailing tonight for
SkaENay ard way ports. viii have
one - the largest lists Of raeHen-
gers taken north for months. OF the
$50 aboard. over half are bound for
naason and Fairbanks. With several
for Nome. going in VIA Dawson and
the lower river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
DIX IS IN BAD
CONDITION

Prom remarks dropped AZ nrem-
rftun BY different members ~ the
board ~ survey which II now In
speeding the transport Dir. Il r. be-
nsvsd that recommendation viii be
sspt 10 Washington. y. g. Tor the
immediate ovsfhaulinE ~ the
steamer before she ia sent on her
mex, trip 90 Manila.
The board consists ~ Capt An
krrH and Transport Engineer Muir
phy from the DIX. the superintsud-
sut ~ army transports from San
Frnnciaco. Naval Constructor
Bcure, ~ the navy yard and Major
woods ~ the local auar,crmnster =
office.
From inside sources n is learned
that the pir ~ in very unssaworthy
condition. her inner bottom o. tank
tops being FUN 81 holes The vessel
" also hampered by her superstruc-
tural work being On bad condition.
The repairs win cost 400 zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
FLOWERS FOR
THE FAT MAN
300 FOUNDER WILL WALK
TIcarRoPE At SOCIETY CIR.
Gus - otRLs WILL RIDE
BAREBAcKEo HORSES.

NEW YORK. May 2t--A'iired 10
apaneiss and pink tights. Hcary A.
Never. known ~ the Mayor OF
FIagbush.~ vii perform upon a
tlxhtrOpe n, a dizzy height Shove
the ground az the society circus. to
he given BY the exclusive Corteiyou
club ~ Flathuah. tonight and to
marruw night Mayur" Meyer
weighs 700 pounds. and his appear.
ancw an rope.walker viii be one ~
the most lntcresfinF features of the
circus
Three prominent society Girls vill
actually appear 10 yerY flimsy and
abbreviated costumes and 30 SONS
hair raising feAfa on bsFsbacked
horses and upon the trapaEe They
wIll be masked during the perform.
anre. bat. II everything goes we'll
Wlll remove their masks after the
performance Several society Girls
viii cell peanuts and lemonade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
WELL KNOWN AUTHOR. WHOSE
REAL NAME rs HENRY AUS.
TIN ADAMS. BRINGS SUIT IN
LOCAL COURT.

Married 20 tao women. both ef
whom are living. Henry Austin
Adams. better known ~ the read.
Ing public under the nom de plume
% vincent Harper. has begun suit
IN the local superior court 10 secure
a divorce from Flora G. Adams. biz
first Wlfs. alleging abandonment
and incompaiibiil,Y of temper
In hts complaint Mr. ADAMS gives
che address o. wife No I "a New
York city. and says he has already
turned over the residence property
there for her maintenance. In the
complaint the plaintiff alleges that
Flora & Adams deserted her bus.
band once IN New York and later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

From the prise beach al tho dog
shew 20 the county SAIL was tho
sad fate of SsrKeant'E Rose. via.
ming doE al the bench Snow nos
n pFugFrsa The animal vas tsviea
upon to settle a lawsuit. and Dep
aty sheriff Rogers weuf out tu
Madison park paxiiioa 90 arrest the
canine The dux vas prvarntly
bslled out when the oWncr furnira-
eli q bond 10 cover the num levied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
BANKERS SON MUST
FACE UGLY CHARGE

aud bis services we're accepted b.
ths coissn.i Of the Twenty second
unltesa States infantry
SCRAMBLED for Chickens.
On the DAP following coop Of
rhteksna waB liberated on tho Ion
bAfd = wharf. and marine
stabbed attn hia bayvnet an Italian
uho scrambled after them. The
refak.a succeeded To Wrestling the
attn from the marine. when an OF
flceF rushed up aud deliberately
shnl The man three times While he
pleaded faF mercy
n DYING condition the man vas
allowed IL lie on she deck until n
o'eiock ~ night when Il VAS die.
eoteft.d that tho man was dead ann
his bote saH weighted and thrown
fntn Tire water u Ia alleged that
nenise IL the officer Who dld tho
shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
BISHOP BACKS
THE MEXICAN

Riddle bishop. known the eoun-
try over as sporting promoter and
writer. is In Seattle with the intcn-
ton OF remaining here and going
into business.
II Aureiio Herrera wins from Rat
Ting Nelson iu Los Angeles tonight
Nr Bishop vii have added TO his
long list OF distinguishing marks
that OF being the diseoverer OF the
champion lightweight Of the world.
Mr.. Bishop was the first manager
OF Herrera aud 1t was under the
guidance Of Bishop that the Mexican
first became prominent factor In
the pupilistle world
The Mexican looks good to me,
said bishop this morning, n b.
ever hits the Dane, It win be all og
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

That the confusion and darkness
following the san Francisco earth.
quake and fire Was responsible for
the ateerage Of she
steamer Charles Nelson IN spite Of
the ships officers. il set Up in an
swer filed Ia the federal court 10
day 90 an action brought By ". y
Leeeh and other passengers Tor the
purpose Of recovering damages tor
alleged dlaeamforts suffered ON
the steamers voyage from san
Francisco.
In oontesiing he libel proceed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
PENNsYLvANiA ROAD GAVE
SOME COMPANIES COY Al.
LowANcGs, WHILE OTHERS
KICKED IN VAIN.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2s.--Fur-
Their evidence ~ the manner Ia which
the Pennsylvania road employees se-
cured stock in coal mining eofupa-
niles. WAS diclosed IN the heafing to-
day
r. H. Large. assistant coal and
freight agent. detailed 60 the inter
state commerce commission the al
iowancr which the road made TO
some mining companies. whsle other
companies complained fruitisfaly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
ACCUSED MEN ARE
GRANTED MORE TIME

on application % p. n. Hughes.
attorney FOR the defense. United
states Commissioner Kisfer yeHisr.
day postponed hearings in the Ar
unetan dock lootiuE cases uutn
Monday ard Tuesday latham and
MluEo Wfu be brought up for pre-
Hmlnnry examination on the former
date. and capt g. e. Graham. f'wnk
Mares and !. , fonrbotiou 0u the
day following The attorney .
grounds FOR continuance we're that
he had rot yet had time 90 secure
all His witnesses and prepare Tor the
examination.
That be will have no difficulty IN
satnhliahinR innocence ~ criminal
intent on behalf ~ HIS clients r. the
expressed belief Of the defsndants'
attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
N SENTENCING EDITOR CLAY
SON FEDERAL JUDGE MAKES
PERTINENT REFERENCE TO
OBJECTIONABLE MATTER
CARRIED IN CERTAIN SEAT,
TLE PAPERS.

Edward Ciayaon. sr. Wis fined
So and costs this morning bf
judge iiauford go the charge Of
publishing Objectionable matter Ia
the Patriarch ON motion % Col
Il " Lindsay. fos The defense. th.
sentence Was suspended for -
hours 10 permit ciaa son time 70 Sc
cure the money. but assistance vs.
nearer than suspected aud the ftae
and costs amounting "a q total -
SOC was paid by Al Barton Tor
Clayhou before the convicted ell
iior ief, the federal building
Ia passing sentence Judge Han
ford INDUCED Ia some criticism on
tho daily press
Attacks ths pslliss.
Your paper. the court said. ID
dressing the prisoner. has com
pAraiiyoly limited circulation, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
RUTHLESSLY HAMMER.
THE OIL OCTOPUS
More Witnesses Tell How Standard Oil Pirate
Has Driven Out independents -RailwayAgents
Also Act For Standard, Which Brides lnspsc-
tors in Some Cases.

CLEVELAND. May 20 Frank ~
.. hetter. head Of the National RE
filming company and the National
Pipe line company. nj the interstate
commerce commission hearing this
morning. told about the winning
fight made ~ the STANDARD on
company and its spiratteafs allied
concerns
Bribsd the inspectors.
IL We did not make better Oh
than the standard he said. we
would quickly be forced out Of bust
nsan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
RAPS
DAILY PAPERS

10 YOU we're Publishing daily
paper containing offensive matter
carried by the dailioe. and we're be-
fore mo for sentence should feel
u my duty to administer punish
meat that would carry sting enough
"a do something toward eliminating
these offensive features la view
OF the fact that Yuuf publication ia
sent through the malls oniy 90 those
y ho especially desire Il and expect
10 arnept Hs readable what you
ehooae 70 publish / Wiii fine sou SIS
aud costs
Denies Criminal intent.
At claYhoa advanced 10 the bar
hsfofe sentence Naa passed and
addressed the court IN hts own be-
half. tenflas any criminal or 81.
fenalFe intent ia Publishing the ar.
tlele apau which the charge ass
hafea lie vas preceded hf Colonel
lauHasf. Wha announced that the
defendant would make 40 effort 10
secure neN trial aud Was ready
Tor sentence
Indee Iaufofd'a remarks con.
eeFning the daily papers were IN
iiae 9Th the statement nf Colonel
IAudsas IN bis address 10 the court
resafdtaa he medical advertise
nenls eaFrisd b. the Times and
Fuasluiailigeneer Of this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25

mnt are expressing such pronounced
oeieetiens % the methods Of the 20.
lice department
Members of both departments
have taken warning at limitations
which have been drepped from the
Officers q both departments and are
very reluctant % hiaeuun the mat.
Ter at all. but iulinatioin Of the
mutual ~ feeling are dropped ne.
auently BY members ef both depart
fnenta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
SMOOT
A MENACE:
PREssYrGRlANs WIRE PRGsi.
DENT ROOSEVELT. ASKING
THAT SHOOTS SEAT IN rHE
SENATE aE DECLARED VA.
CANT.

nEs MONIES. Iowa. May as-
The Presbyterian assembly today
wired President Roosevelt q dceia.
ration that senator smOota seat
should b. declared vacant. as &,
would help % remove treason
ahla manacc 10 free institutions
Plans we're made Cor federation
10 carry on temperance work. ~
KaFdleas of church creed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
FRISCO DISASTER
USED AS DEFENSE

ings Instituted the company claims
that itE offices were Destroyed az
San Francisco. necessitatins The es-
tabiishment OF two temporary
places OF business.
By a Misunderstanding an excess
Of i6 steeraEs tickets we're sold.
Tho company then attempted 10 call
IN all excess transportation and sta,
TONED an officer AZ the gapgplank
for that purpose. In the darkness
and confusion. however. IL extra
passengers climbed on board and
were not discovered until the
steamer got 10 sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-25
HELD FOR THEFT
OF FILMS

Charged with having stolen tho
moving picture films from the Pan
tREcs theater depicting the dostuc-
ton of san Francisco. r. 8. Shaw, a
colored vaudeville performer. was
arrested today by Detective Barbeo.
The films were stolen from the the
alter yesterday afternoon, some time
BETWEEN the hftrroon ana evening
performances. and were found today
IN a vacant lot Al itto sth av.