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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
HOPE To IMPROVE
STATE s HARbORs

Better harbors" is the slogan that
is drawing attention to the coming
meeting of the Counties Committee to
open at San Diego Saturday, Decem-
Der Is.
Reports received at the headquarters
of the California Promotion Committee
from all parts of the State indicate
that the meeting will be heavily at
! tended
In addition to the prominent speak
ers who will deliver addresses, three
sets of resolutions will be adopted for
the purpose of carrying out the con-
illusions reached.
One set will have special reference
to what is required of the National
Congress-. one to what is wanted from
the State Legislature, and one will be
directed to the instruction of the COM
mittee on harbors of the California
Promotion Committee. stating what is
expected of it In the way of promoting
the intentions of the Counties Commit
tee as expressed in its various reso-
lutions.
There is an especially enticing pro-
granlme arranged by the San Diego
Chamber of Commerce for the enter
tainment of the delegates to the meet
ing and their friends. This entertain
ment will begin on the evening OF the
18th with banquet, which will be fol-
lowed by stereopticon talks in place
of the usual speechmaking. On sun
day and Monday special trains will
carry the delegates on numerous ex-
cursions to all the noted points OF in
terest in San Diego County. h
This meeting will be completely rep
fresentative of the entire State, as dele
gates will be present to look after the
interest of every county. The railroads
and steamship lines have made special
rates for the round trip. and it is the
intention to have all delegates from
the northern part of the State leave
San Francisco on the evening OF De-
cember 13. Special ears have been ar
ranged for, and all who desire may
have reservations secured for them by
sending the cost, $3.50. to the Califor
MIA Promotion Committees
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
TELEGRApHic

POINT LoBos. Dec TO n. m.-Weat he,
thick wind Sc vs ssdKyr L miles per hour.
Nov Is, in lat IS n, long 20 W. Br shir
Matterhorn. from Rotterdam. for Puget Sound
dalton. from IiyernooI for San Frae snip hii
Aug IS, in lat 10 N. Ion % w Br ship Gar.
Dec >, go miles w of San Francisco passed
three-masted American ship. steering E.
,.,, DOMESTIC PORTS =
ABERDEEN - Sailed Dec 7-Sfmr Ouin
ault. for San Francisco schr Mahukonn and
stmr Jim Butler. for San Pedro; schr F M N
Siade, for San Francisco; schr Borealis and stml
Arrived Dec 4. II m-Stmr Whittier with
barge Santa Paula In tow, hence Nov 6. I
pe @8 8. Duiie'in' IN tow tug Monarch hence
PORT HARFoRD-Arrived Dec e-stmr Ian.
TACoMA-Arrived Dec 6-schr w CAIRNS.
i'I FAR al MS isLANps-passed Dec T. o
Br ship Kynance, from Antwerp, for San Fran
CISCO
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Dec 7-stm,
State OF California, hence Dec 0, and sailed fol
SEATTLE Arrived Dec 7--stmr Asuncion and
Isles. from Tacoma. Dec eBr stmr N pTal
Sailed Dec s stmr City Of puebla for San
stmr Buchanan for Tacoma.
Arrived Dec 7-Stmr Tampico from Tacoma
ASTORIA-Sailed Dec 1--Stmr Atlas for San
Francisco.
TAcOMA-Arrived Dec 7-stmr Buchanan,
from Seattle
Sailed Dec 7-ChiI bktn Alta. for Callno.
Sailed Dec 7-Bktn ChiD Alta, for Port
Townsend.
EVERETT-Arriyed Dec 7-stmr Edith. from
Seattle.
Arrived Dec 7-schr Fanny Dutard, hence
Sailed Dec 7-schr Americana, for San Pedro
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Dec 7-Schr Nokomis.
from Olympia.
Arrived Dec 7-schr Nokomis, from OLYMPIA
Sailed Dec 7-Stmr Robert Dollar for San
Francisco.
PORT LOS ANGELES-Arrived Dec 7-stmr
Czarina from Astoria.
JUNEAU-Arrived Dec 7-stmr Georgina,
from Seattle
SAN DIEGO - Arrived Dec 7-U stmr
Preble hence Dec 8; stmr Paul Jones. hence
ISLAND PORT
HONOLUIU-Saiied Dec Jap stmr America
Maru for Yokohama.
Arrived Dec BARK w Flint, hence Nov "a.
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Captain Bodish ON Trial

SEATTLE, Dec. Captain H. ii. Be-
dish, master of the steam whaling
schooner William HI. Bayliss is on trial
before Judge Hanford for the killing
of Edward Legere, sailor while the
ship was in Dutch Harbor last spring.
III. H. Butler testified that when Legere
denied that he had cigars, which Bo-
dish claimed the sailor possessed, the
skipper kicked him in the temple. He
then cast Legere in irons and threw
him in dungeon. After leaving him
for several days where the temperature
was below freezing the sailor was
placed in a hot room near the boiler.
There he died of exhaustion.
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clipper well known in San Francisco. is to
ee converted into barge, having been sold for
sold FIRST for $4,000. then for $4,000. and sub
sequently for $4,000 She Will make one more
trip 10 San Francisco with lumber before be-
Ing converted into a barge.
SAN PEDRO. Dec. THE report of the local
custom-house for November shows an increase Of
business at this port over the previous month
81 more than 36 per cent. During November
there arrived Il3 vessels having net tonnage
OF 5SO53 tons and carrying 40.620,000 feet Of
lumber. IS s9s COO shingles. $4,000 shakes, 6503
poles, S495 ties 40, $50, 900 laths So SD barrels
OF oil. l26S tons of grain. T5S tons of n,er-
chandise and 2342 passengers, 23lT departed,
and 1888 tons of merchandise were exported
The schooner NOkomis, Captain Nielsen, arrived
this morning eleven days from Olympia aud is
discharging coo. GOO feet OF lumber at the South
Cheney from Portland and the schooner Kona
from Port Blakeley are out two days with
eargoes of lumber consigned to this port. The
British bark Queen Elizabeth is out 127
DAYS from Hamburg with a cargo OF cement
consigned here.
PORTLAND Dec THE schooner virginia
has cleared for San Francisco with 100000 feet
OF sri lumber carving iull cargo the steamer
The steamer George w. Elder sailed for Port
Los Angeles this evening and the steamer Co
lumbia sailed for San Francisco
]. Lloyd Gibson, who came here as chief en-
gineer or the British steamer Wyneric during the
latter part of October, has located in Portland
and has already associated himself with the
choir of the Holy Trinity Church.
steamer Manzanita, formerly a United States
lighthouse tender. will be utilized for towing
lumber carriers down the coast. Her machinery
IS being Oyerhauled by the Willamette Iron and
Steel Works When this job has been COM
pleted she will be taken to the drydock to
have some alterations made to her deck.
Two gangs of longshoremen were employed
to-day loading the British steamship Manchester
Port with wheat. Her lumber consignment has
1 been placed on board.
The British bark Robert Duncan completed her
wheat cargo of 3400 tons for the United kings
dom last evening and will leave within the
next few DAYS.
ASTORIA, Dec. THE oil tank steamer At
las went TO today bound for Southern Cali
fOrnia- The bark Diamond Head was towed up
the river today TO load lumber for California
The steam schooner Aurelia was inspected yes
tepday and found TO be leaking. A further in
spection VIII be made before she is permitted
to sail.
The steamer Tiverton cleared al the custom
house today for San Francisco with cargo of
$4,000 feet Of lumber. She will 60 to sea
tomorrow
The storm Of last night was one Of unusual
severity and for time the wind attained We
locity of IS miles hour off the river. A.
far as can be learned no big damage was done
to shipping. The barkentine Wrestler dragged
anchor and went on the sands. but was pulled of
today
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
Shares Of Mohawk S
Allies Sell Largely
Columbia Mountain and Dexter Gain
in Interest Among Mining Brokers

Mohawk
haing yesterday in the San francisco
$l highest Slz
OF Manhattan $500 sold S0 and 75c
c principally because
o the amount o
Jumbo Top
Us The
1925 5000 less than which
points holding Of the Wingfed attractions Jumbo
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08

sold at $3.50 to 1885 and closed at $3.50
bid and $685. asked Mohawk was sold
at SIS at both the regular and informal
sessions, and closed at $3.50 bid and
STATS asked. Red Top opened at $3.S5
and closed at $3.50 bid and $500 asked
Laguna ranged from s1.65 to $1.55 and
closed at SLIGO asked.
Stocks that were sold yesterday in
considerable blocks were as follows:
Eagles Nest, $1,000; Lou Dillon, $4,000;
Manhattan Mining, Is. 100; Original Bull
frog, 25,600; Pine Nut, 1880; Ruby
Wonder, 20, 500; Sandstone, 22,900; At
lanta, 16,400: Comet. 24.700.
Atlanta sold at II to rs cents, Blue
Bull 81 to 3S cents, Combination Frac-
ton $3.50 to $4.75, Daisy SO for 1000
shares. Diamond Triangle 40 to SO
cents, Goldfield Mining s1.40 to S1-s5.
Dexter so to rs cents, Silver Pick $3.50
to $3.50.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
uexico Excursion

What more delightful way to spend the holi-
d.v season than touring 'Old Mexico'2
va IN December 18th at p. m. the Southern
Pacific Company win have a special excursion
train leave its Third and townsend street depot
Round-t trip rate will be $50 and tickets will be
good for two months journey; Inc special eel =
of drawing room sleepers and the best OF dining
car service will be provided.
petrrninr members of the excursion party have
tbe onfiop OF using the Santa Fe Route visiting
tho Grand Canyon en- route, or making the return
trim direct III direct return Is made stopovers
may he made at such points along the Southern
Pacific line as elected Accommodations are
limited and those contemplating making this
trim should make early application to agents OF
the Southern Pacific.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
Of the Pacific

TACOMA. Dec AFTER dischsrging her
cargo the steamship Buekman Of the Anchor
line win enter the dfydock. She VIII ship a
new wheel and receive minor repairs.
Owing TO severe weather on Hailhut BANKS
north OF Vancouver Island, all the fishing steam
ers are bringing IN light catches. Inc steamer
Zspors today brought in 10000 pounds. one
Steamship service with the west coast Of
South America VIII be resumed "ithlh tWo
weeks, but il viii not be until early next year
that the Kosm0s Line viii dispatch vessels
from Tacoma al regular intervals Six weeks
have elapsed since the steamship Denderah
sailed in that time. according 10 the sched-
ue, three vessels shonld have been here get
ting cargo for the west coast. Delays encoun-
fered along the west coast have prevented the
Kosmos liners from proceeding promptly TO
California and Sound ports.
The steamship Ramses en- route here from
San Ersnciseo, can carry only part OF the
caTgo awaiting her. -,
ard the barkentine James Iuft. from Beliing-
Lam, sailed today for San Pedro with lumber.
THE schooner W II. Morstun arrived today
81 port Ludlow from San Francisco to load
aoet s. Co have sold the barge Chinook. the
LARGEST OF Puget Sound 10 the Riverton Luu1-
Der Company Of San Francisco for the lumber
trade She VIII pack lumber from Columbia
River to san Francisco.
SEATTLE Dee 7.-Today's arrivals: Steam
Georgian. from juneau: tank steamship AsuD-
sion from San Francisco; steamship Tam
pic0 from Tacoma.
with wheat for Europe steamship Edith. Tor
Hellineham: steamship Buckman, for Tacoma.
The British ship Marion Josiah dragged her
anchors about two miles during the severe
ale last night She was not damaged.
TIE schooner Reef was damaged by pound
ing against the San Juan Fish Company dock
IN the gate. Loss $1,000.
Tie bark Alden Besse. owned by Shire ku-
roda OF San Francisco. has been sold for the
i,1Tsher trade The crew of the bark were
soorpnffces and were paid OF from the vessel
-ddar They are graduates Of the different
nautical schools in Japan, serving one year
spnrenffceship on a sailing vessel before acting
as officers Of a steamer
orfv trace vet OF the steamer DIX, which was
sunk IN collision with the Jeanie-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE.
U. S. Branch photographic once

A branch Of the United States Hydrographic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and all
matters OF interest to ocean commerce. The
time ball service has been suspended, pending
the reconstruction of the tower OF the Ferry
building J. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant q. s. N. In charge.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
Armx Transnnrfs

The Burnside is a Seattle.
The Buford is in harbor, preparing to 90 out
OF commission.
The Crook is in port Out of commission
The Kirkpatrick is en- route 10 Newport News
Virginia.
The Logan arrived at Manila December 3
The Ingalls, is at Newport News Va to 20
out of commission.
The Sheridan is Hunters Point dry dock.
The Sherman sailed from Nagasaki November
20 for this port. via Honolulu
The Thomas sailed December : for Manila
The Warren is in port. Out of commission.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
SYNOPSIS


The northern storm has moved steadily east
ward. 1t has caused rain generally over the
Pacific Coast southwark to San Francisco. Snow
has fallen in the Sierra and cloudy weather pre-
walls in the Tehachapi.
The pressure conditions indicate unsettled
weather, probably warmer, with occasional show
and moderate south winds
San Francisco and vicinity-Unsettled weather
probably showers Saturday: fresh south winds.
Sacramento Valley-Showers Saturday; warm
fresh south wind.
San JOAQUIN Valley-Cloudy Saturday possibly
light showers; light south wind.
Los Angeles and yicinity-Cloudv Saturday
possibly light showers at night: light southwest
wind. A. c.. McADIE,
District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Friday December T.
stmr San Pedro, Andndsen, 30 hours from
stmr Argyll, Dixon, "a hours from Port Har-
stmr Coronado johnson. 81 hours from Grays
stmr Aicazsr, Fageruad, Is hours from
stmr Aicatraz. Fredercksoa. 80 hours from
Port Los Angeles.
stmr American, Colcord, a hours from Seattle,
put in II finish loading.
Stmr Point Arena, Fosen, 10 hours from AL
BIZ ship Kynance, Aud, 149 days from Ant
ship Star of France, Spar. SO hours from
Eureka in tow tug Sea Rover
schr Santiago. Lindbere. IS hours from Mon
CLEARED
Friday December Z
stnr Corona, Gielow. Eureka: Co.
stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego; P c
Stmr Peru. Mackinnon. Ancon, etc; NJ
Br ship Crown of Germany. Helms, London;
r. ship Assieres, Tome, Bristol, Eng; Bal
-'I Br bark JuteopoIs, stewart. Manila; stand
ara sch GN II - Wright. Nielsen. Mahukona and
Honolulu: the Charles Nelson Co
SAILED
stmr North Fork, Nelson. Eureka.
stmr Brooklyn. Norberg Fort Bragg.
Stmr Corona, Gielew, Eureka.
Schr Rio Rey Lucas. Jenner Landing
Stmr Alcatraz. Fredericksen. Point Arena
Stmr Coos Bay. Ncolson. San Pedro
Bkfn Cleaner, Schmehl. Coos Bay.
Schr yoanfe. Backlund, Port Townsend.
Schr Baipbridge, Engebrettsen Port Blake
Schr Comet, Lembke. Grays Harbor.
RETURNED
Friday, December T.
Power schr Rio Rey. Luens. hence Dec Z,
for Jenner Landing, returned on account of unfa-
yorable weather.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
ro propEN wOMEN,s HOTEL

Next Monday. December 10, the San
Francisco Girls Union and Women
Educational and Industrial Union will
reopen a hotel for young working
women on the southwest corner OF
Laguna and Turk streets. Previous TO
the fire the institution conducted a
similar establishment on Bush street,
near Powell Mrs. A. Belcher is presi-
dent of the union and Mrs. NJ. Haskell
treasurer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
General Cargo for london

The British ship Crown of Germany was clear
ed Yesterday for London with 80. 160 cs canned
fruits. $50 cs canned vegetables 6236 cs sal
mon. 5lo4 gals wine. 3s3 honey "a. 791 ctls
brewing barley. 22.356 lbs beans. ~ 073 lbs
casc3ra. 81. 260 lbs zinc skimmings and 133 500
lbs tsllow. valued 1888. 494. The shin also
carried p 600 # OF lumber dunnage valued
at S4I5.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08

British ship Pagrave. out 2l7 days from Ham
burg. for San Francisco. 10 per cent quoted
British ship Netherby. out 170 days from
Maryport, for Taleahuano 10 per cent
French ship Daniel. out l52 days from Bel
lingham Bay. To DelagOa Bay. 10 per cent.
British ship Loeb Ryan. out 101 days from
Geelong. TO East London. 10 per cent.
French bark Hautot. out L 81 days from Toxic
for Glasgow. p per cent.
French bark Croisset. cut I30 days from Tehis
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
Grain for England

The French ship Asnieres was cleared. yester-
day for Bristol. England with p. 507 ctls of
wheat. valued at S3l ssh and IS. 2g4 ctls Of
barley, valued at $64 1913. The vessel also had
5000 fl of lumber as dunnage valued at S625.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
eIiinment of PefroIcum

The British ship Iuteopolis was, cleared for
Manila yesterday with l1o.5IS cases of refined
petroleum, valued at $50. 041.
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ga STERN poprs

PHiLADELPHIA-Cleare Dec e--Ship Fort
new YoRk-Sailed Dec 7-Br stmr Indra-
01i'' - FOREIGN PORTS
vICTORIA--sailed Dec e-Stmr City of
Puebla for San Francisco.
COLoN-Afrived Dec 5-Stmr Alliance, from
New York. :
CORONEI-Arrived Dee 3-Br stmr Sheikh,
hence Nov s. for ST.. Vincent
PERIM--Passed Dec 6-Br stmr Manchester
Castle, from -, for -.
ANC0N-Sailed Dec 7-Stmr City Of Sydney,
for San Francisco.
AUCKLAND-Arrived prior Dec 7-Stmr 81.
era hence Nov 49,
SYDNEY-Arrived prior Dec 6-Bf stmr Mo-
ana from Vancouver.
~ OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived Dec 7-Stmr Celtic
from Liverpool stmr Graf waldersee, from Ham
burg.
AUCKLAND-Arrived Dec 7-Stmr Sierra,
from San Francisco, via Honolulu, for sydney
COLOMBO-Arrived Dec 7-Stmr Tydeus,
from Glasgow and Liverpool, for Seattle.
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Memoranda

LONDON Dec. 6.--Br bark Morven from Ia
coma previously reported ashore at mouth Of
the river shannon, is breaking up. No prospect
Of salvage.
Per BIZ ship Kynance from Antwerp Dec =
Sailed July 20; had head winds to the EQUATOR
which we crossed 46 days , out in lon y "; was
to so: had head winds from Is to 80 s.: fine
weather to the equator. which we crossed 115
days out in Ion III w; had variable winds from
the eQua tor TO port.
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CoaPaGNIE GEsERaLE TRaSsaTLAKTI0BE.

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE- PARIS.
Sailing every Thursday, instead OF Saturday
at 10 a M, from Pier ~. North River foot Of
Morton st.
First class TO Havre. $40 and upward. Sec
0nd class to Havre. $40 and upward. GEN
ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA. 30 Broadway Hudson Building.
New York r. F.. FCGAZI. manager Pacific
Coast ESQ Montgomery street San Francisco.
Tickets sold by All Railroad Ticket Agents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-02

although imperfect. yet lif gives the
people an opportunity toNtake an act
i've, although limited part. in nomin-
atfng party candidates. fhe 10 ring
socialists who are denouncilg me claim
to be the socialist party. The thous
ands of evolutionary sociaitts who will
vote for me are not revolutionary So
cialists because they do no recognize
the local political inquisitior composed
of about 10 persons.
have been active in thesonversion
of The three cities to evolu ionary so
ciaIism and the people vii express
their opinions at the polls N Aug. Z
and in November, whether a Avolutipn
,ry socialist ring shall or shall not
manipulate and control polio
have filed my large petitps today
am in the fight to win and elected
A. ii. HERTZ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-02
Committee Meets Tonight.

Pursuant to the adjournment of Sat
urday the Rock Island county demo
cratic committee meets tonight at the
Rock Island house to further consider
the proposition of dividing the county
into delegate districts The interven-
ing time between the meetings is be-
ing given to an attempt to solve the
problem of Moline representation. The
law provides that not more than seven
precincts shall he in one delegate dis
trict. Moline has II precincts. and
therefore must be divided into two del
egate districts. The call for the state
convention makes the basis of repre-
sentation, one delegate for every 200
voters or major fraction thereof
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-02
PICK UP PR0WLER
Stranger Giving Name as John
Waid Frightens Several
Women.
BELIEVED TO BE A CROOK
Tells Conflicting Stories to the Officers
Assumes "Dopey" Manner
When Arraigned.

John Waid, a man whom none of the
police recognized, was found proving
around in the vicinity of the alley be-
tween Seventeenth and Nineteenth
streets near Ninth avenue last night
and upon being arraigned this morning
before Magistrate Elliott he was fined
5000 and costs. Who he is, where he
comes from, or what he was doing no.
body knows.
Tells Conflicting Stories.
officer Kinsley was in that locality
last night about $50 and was inform
ed that man had been frightening
women around there and they thought
a Jack the Hugger' was loose. The
officer found the offender. who was
identified by the women. His story to
Kinsley was that he lived in Davenport
and had wife and seven children. He
told a different tale this morning, and
whether it can be believed or not. no
credence is placed in the first one, and
it is supposed that he told it. thinking
the policeman would send him home.
Came From Canada.
When arraigned this morning Wald
put on a dOpey manner, although ne
had no such appearance when the mag
istrate talked to him in the cell he
leaned on the desk with his hand over
his face and mumbled what ~ had TO
say until he was told to straighten up
and let everybody see what he looked
like He said he came from CANADA
and just arrived here yesterday. lie
accounted for his presence in that To-
cality. his conduct and his story by
saving that he was intoxicated. How
ever. Officer Kinsley says that ne was
not drunk enough to not know what
he was doing.
May He Crook.
There is some suspicion that Naid is
a crook. He had a large amount OF
silver money in his pockets. which he
accounted for by saying that he had
bills and upon going into several sa-
looms had got them changed. Inc
amount of money he had and the man
ner in which he was providing around
leads to the suspicion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-02
soclAlIs1sfoRM
P0lIcAL RING
.;o, Of a. Mertz in Reply to
custer by cal o9an-
izfrs.

, III J,{z.-Edior Argus:
Null MIL, 70 a Iit1ing of revolution
III 49, .;.1iets of Tx Islaid and Mo
airy -. claim 4 / am pit a social
Iine ar nv tbaihave nt'er belong
ISL ~ socialfocals 3 Moline or
Gu - IrI,nd aldo not believe in
fNo. ,inps thoughI'he major
poii'ro eonld Rock ISnd county,
ny road Xwriting xare in har7
VINO no ,,,ith mv teal ah economic
1nohy ".at tbeu1 only sout 20 per
- beIo5 b the D. locals of
sons -. c;tioa7ven thenajority o.
the 20 membee III VI"
my principles or ,os,rsons tb,t
There were over u [ 'ona -.
had a voice innouncin ne DIS NJ
heing afiliatedh the 81 'i SIP paIp,
# is very fofte, nas Una, .na' -. e
people of nli1nass { No. ~. ,