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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
ROB AND BEAT
MAN IN HOTEL
Vicious Thugs Enter Room
of Charles Carlson and
Club Him With Reyolyers
DENIES HIS OWN STORY
Victim Afterward Says That
He Was Hurt in an Auto
mobile Accident in Park

A bold robbery was perpetrated at the
Ashworth Hotel 800 Mason street. about
8 o'clock yesterday morning, the victim
being Charles Carlson. a racetrack man.
Carlson was beaten into Inconsistencies,
his hands and feet were tied and he was
thrown under the bed. The room was
ransacked and about $3.50 in gold and
greenbacks stolen.
Carlson was awakened about o'clock
by rapping on his door. He opened 1t
and was confronted by two masked men,
each presenting a revolver at his head.
They made him throw up his hands and
one Of them struck him with the butt
end Of revolver on the head and fore
head, knocking him unconscious.
Miss l.. j. Martin. who occupies room
opposite Carlson's, heard cries for help
coming from Carlson's room, and she
touched an electric button to attract the
attention Of Richard Morris. the night
clerk. She continued the operation for
about ten or FIFTEEN minutes before Morris
appeared Morris entered Carlson's room
and found him lying under the bed with
his hands and feet tied with cotton cords.
Morris dragged Carlson from under the
bed and cut the cords Blood was fiow-
ing from wounds on Carlson's head and
forehead and there was a pool Of blood
under the bed.
Instead of notifying the police Morris
LaIl6 LUZ Tie dIlADulduCc AAOiAA TIC OCtilA a.
Emergency Hospital. When the ambu-
lance arrived the driver told Policeman
Hurd that some one was injured at 800
Mason street, and Hurd went there.
After making an investigation he tele-
phoned to police headquarters and De-
tective Ryan responded. He and Hurd
discovered that Carlsons room had been
thoroughly ransacked and the lining or
his coat and trousers had been cut open
They also found mask that had been
worn by one of the robbers.
Carlson later In the day partly recov-
cred consciousness at the Central Emerg-
ency Hospital. and said that he had $3.50
in gold and currency In the room The
gold had been under his mattress and the
currency sewed under the lining of his
trousers. He had also a gold watch The
coin was gone. but the officers found the
watch under book.
The police have come to the conclusion
that the robbers were familiar with Carl
sons habits, from the fact that they cut
the lining OF his coat and trousers In
search of coin. No one could be found
who had seen them, which places the po-
lice at disadvantage.
Carlson was removed to the Walton
Hotel, 432 Ellis street, In the afternoon
There he was registered as Harry Adams,
a travelling man, and through the friends
that guarded his door he announced that
he had been hurt in an automobile acci-
dent In the park. The police believe that
he is trying TO shield the robbers for rea-
sons Of his own.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TUESDAY. APRIL 10.
WESTERN ADDITION

Barton S. and Eva C. Hays to Luke Nc
Donald. lot on E line Of Polk street, CO.'S s
of Washington, s 42:0k by E 100; $40.
B'nai B'rith Endowment and Fraternal Az
sociation to James M. Koford, lot on NE cor
ner OF Van Ness avenue and Fell street
I20 by p 100. and all interest on W. A. 50;
$40
Thomas " Bakewell to same, lot on NE
corner Of Fell street and Van Ness avenue,
Lizzie Asher to Max Heymann, lot on line
Of Eddy street. 1926 e Of Buchanan, E 25 by
1877 IS; $40.
William Hartnett to Luigi Micco and Cleiste
Gallia, lot on S line of Lombard street 93
w OF Fillmore. w 22:e by 100; also lot on
S line of Lombard street, 1856 w OF Fillmore
w % by 120; So
Baden Company to Paul and Rose Arata, lot
line of Filbert street, e1:9 E of Steiner,
Frederick r. Drinkhouse to John L. Conner.
lot on line of Vallejo street. 100 e OF Steiner,
1916 by 51:6; $40.
Henry and Pauline Myers to Peninsular Re-
atty Corporation lot on NV corner of OFar-
rel and Fillmore streets, % 20 by w 100; $40
Julie or Julia and Henry Lehnhardt to James
E. and Clarissa L. German, lot on w line OF
De Long avenue. 1876 OF Frederick street, S
25 by W so: $40.
lot on line of Willard street, 80 S of Nc
Alister S 25 by 95: SO.
Lois Nelson to Elizabeth J. Moynihan lot on
line of Parnassus avenue. 20 w of VIII
lard street. w % by n 94:415: $40.
Same to Elizabeth and Mary K Carson, lot
on line of ParnaSSus avenue, 52:6 w of
Willard street. w so by N e4:41a; slO.
Edith Jaggi (wife of Alfred to Byron
Mauzy. lot on N line of O Farrell street. SIT :6
w of Steiner, w % by 82:6; $40.
John and Lena Stierlen TO George Kanzee
lot on N line of Parnassus avenue. 175 W Of
Clayton street. w so by N 1875: $40.
MISSION BLOCKS
Hamilton 3. and Sarah G. Clark to Daily
News Publishing Company lot on SW line of
Ninth street. 100. Sc of Folsom. Sc 100 by
frederick c. and Elizabeth. Meyer to Davis
Investment Company, lot on line of Mission
street ls5 of Fifteenth. 90 by 122 IS; SiO
Frederick w and Elizabeth Reich to VIII
liam D., Henry j., Margaret A.. Thomas and
Rosa J. Ramsden. lot on e line Of Julian ave-
nue. 155 of Fifteenth. so, 103, So, w
o N5 w 81: So.
Alfred c. and Mary Harrel to Edwin G.
olsen lot on NV line OF Market street, 2ly
NE of Noe NE 36 by NV lib: Sit
Henrietta Woods to Enos Woods. lot on w
line of York street, 135 of Twenty-second
25. w 77:137 NV 27.2637. s5.2.37;
also lot on r line Of York street. 200 OF
Twenty second S % by 100: also lot on E
line of Bryant avenue l60 n OF Twenty y-second
street, % by z 100; $40.
Morris and Bertha Windt to E. ]. Pringle
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
SCHOOL CENSUS WILL
BE TAKEN ON MONDAY
Deputies Will Cooperate in
Plan to Increase Daily At
tendance of Pupils.

Chief Census Marshal Beckett yes
terday called his seventy deputies to-
gether at the City Hall and Instructed
them as to their duties in connection
with the taking of the school census.
The work of taking the census will be-
gin next Monday and Beckett desires
that his suberdinates be given all the
information relative to the number of
children of school age in each house
hold. In the past considerable trouble
has been experienced with some par
ents who do not want to answer the
questions on the subject
1t is desired to increase the attend
ance OF pupils in the public schools. as
the income from the State for support
of the schools is based thereon. Beckett
explained to his men that as a side is
sue to their regular duties they were
to get information relative to some
1900 children who do not attend
school and who under the child labor
law are prohibited from working IL
they are under the age of fourteen.
Beckett told his deputies to cooperate
with the truant officers in the location
of such children. in accordance with a
plan agreed upon by superintendent of
Schools Roncovieri and the Board of
Education. to which publicity was
given two weeks ago.
Roncovieri and r. d. Faulkner. prin-
cipal of the Parental School. addressed
the deputy census marshals on the mat
ter and urged them to use the best eff
forts to locate all children who should
be attending school. The name of any
child of school age who does not attend
school will be noted on a card printed
for the purpose, together with it's age,
address and other information. The
truant officers will then proceed to
compel the attendance of all such chill
dren.
Beckett says 1t Is not expected that
the entire 1900 children described will
be forced to attend school. as some OF
them may be sick, or belong to the
floating population. A strong endeavor,
however. will be made to increase the
daily attendance by at least half that
number by the means mentioned
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13

STAGES connect at Green Brae for San
Quentin at Santa Rosa for White Sulphur
Springs and Mark West Springs. ar I,vrron
for Lytton Springs: at Geyserville for skaars
Springs: at Cloverdale for the Geysers Soon
VILE and Greenwood at Hopland for duncan
Springs. Highland Springs. Kelseyvllle, Carls-
bad Springs. Soda Bay. Lalxeport Bartlett
Springs and Lake County Hot Springs; az
Flue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake Witter SDrinSs'
Upper Lake. Pomos Potter Valley John Dav's
I.lerlyfs, HullviIle, Orr's Hot Spring. FTstr.
way House. Comptche. Hopkins. Mendocino
city Fort Bragg. Westport and UsaI. At Wiz
Its for Hearst and Sawyers- at Sherwood sa-
Fort Bragg. Cahto Covelo. Laytonville. cum
min9s. Bells Springs, Harris. Hubbard Fruir-
land, Dyer. Garberville. Camp 5. Pepperwood
Scotia end Eureka
saturday and Monday round-trip tickets ae
reduced rates.
beyond san Rafael at half rates
Ticket office, $50 Market ST.. Chronicle build
ing
JAS AGLER r. X RYAN.
Gen Manager Gen. Pass Agt.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
JEWISH INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE HOLDS OPEN MEETING
Rnbbis Voorsanger and Nieto Talk Eio-
quentIy ON the Desires OF
the Society.

The Jewish International League held
its first open meeting at Lyceum Hall
last night. There were about 100 pres
ent. Rev Jacob Voorsanger, president
of the league, was chairman He made
an eloquent talk upon the ideas and de-
sires that the society intended TO carry
out The fundamental principle of the
order is based on the idea Of civil and
religious liberty. he said. To attain
that end, it would be necessary to d.
rect the weight of public opinion to-
ward the assistance Of the big liberty
loving people.
Rev. Jacob Nieto said in the course Of
his remarks, which were of most
spirited order, that to complete the pro-
gramme started here it would be nee
essary to organize a progressive cam
paign to bring the movement before
the civilized world.
Rev. DR.. Reynolds also spoke at
length on the same subject.
Following are the officers OF the
league: President. DR.. Voorsanger;
vice president, Lucius Solomon; secre-
tary, Hugo K. Asher, and treasurer,
Philip N. Lilienthal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were ISSUED
yesterday:
Charles J. l. Ring, b, oakland ana 41A
A. BelImer. IS. i Chesley street; -
BENJAMIN F. often -, % Birch avenue anu
Ada Jones 20 23 Birch avenue
Paul p GarbarinO, 2l san Jose' ana @N-
ciene Orfet Is. 2O52 Jones street -,
Joseph L Bevilockway. %. lv4 san use
avenue and Mary +. Pollock, 20, lO44 SancheZ- SancL
James Il Balance, 81, st. Nicholas Ho1ei'
and Maude. Lawson, 81 s. Frames hotel. ..
John ThOde % 4l44 LWshty y-lLtn s''0e''
and Emma Bustorf 81 90 Uranus street
Frank f. story 81, Anderson ana Alice
Born, 81. HOLSTER -, -.
snd Ragna g. Moen. 30. 46s Eddy street
Roland B. Pabst. IS 1895 Dolores street.
and stella Bent. 2s. e4e Folsom street.
charles O. Thayer 81, city, and Mamie
ToFbert, 26. I34l MeAlIister street. .,.
Artcne Albers % Oakland. and Ksthie
Kochler 30 2S62 Sacramento street
Theodore Risehard p. 3ls Sutter street.
and Cora Blush. Is, 319 Sutter street
James E Messenger, 40. Vallejo, ano Aoa
A Koch - 4OS Cough street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13

LEAVE FOOT OF MARkEI Slne6 ! = AN. :
7-T1SIa FImfra- Vacaville. winters, kumsey T.
> ma Richmond Benicia, sac1al--eno
Suisun and Way Stations 49,. -ss
7.40a Vallejo. Napa. Callssoga, . ga1,e 0~ s.
74OA Niles. PieasantOn. Liv veI more
Tracy. Lathrop, Stockton - -
7.45A Sunday Excursi0n-Wrignt're e''on' O.
Big Trees. Santa Cruz -.---..--s. .
anna sbaSfa Express (Via paws.
Williams. Willows. Tfruto. heu
Blur, Portland. Tacoma Seastle. -
anna Davis woodland, Knights Landlns'
tEANewark' CentervIlIe. San Jose,
FeIton. Boulder Creek, Sants :
Cruz and Way Stations .....--.... -
a cnA Martinez. Antioch, Byron, tracy
Stockton, Newman. Los banVs'
MENDOZA, Armona. Hanford, ! 4.
visaIia. POTte5yilis Sldn ii;:d.' iS,srced. Mo 4.
destc, Fresno. Hanford- NlsahA.
Bakersfield ..-.-.- ----.-.-.......
s.4oa Niles, san Jose, Live--nore. stock
ton StMilton), VALLEY SPrins'
lone Sacramento, Placerylle,
CoIfax. MarysvflIe. Red Blun 80. y
eloA Oakdale, Chinese, Jamesto WI,
Sonora, Tuolumne and Angeis-.-
anna Atlantic Express-Ogden and East. =
6.40A Richmond. Port Costa M arhine1
and Way Stations ..s.
10. 20A Vallejo, Daily. Napa, suruaJ only o.
f0.9oALos Angeles Passenger-fors
Costa, Martinez, Byron. tracy
Lsthrop, stockton, Merceo,
Raymond, Fresno, Goshen juno
ton, Hanford. LemOore. V1saiIa, d,
Bakersfield, Los Angeles ...,..: ~
1o.2oA RI Psso. Kansas City, st. LOUIS anu
=, nm. rSs Sa'Ssso oSerisnd land Iimifted-omsha.
Chicago. Denver, Kansas City,.
II Ana Niles. san jose and Way Stations.
t1.0OP Sacramento River Steamers ----..- ~ u
f2.1sPNewark. Centervflle, San Jose'f
New Almaden, Los Gatos. FELTON,,
Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz and "a,
Principal Way Stations ...;:..... w.
81Op Port Costa Martinez, Byron, Tracy,
Modesto, Merced. Fresno. ....:.. w
5Gop Benicia- winters, Sacramento.
woodland, knights Landing
Marysville and Oroville :....---. Ig.
5.4OP Hayward. Niles. and WAY stations ~
4-0oP ValIeto. Martinez. saR Pss nsmsn
4.o0P Niles, Tracy. Stockton. Lodi. ....,A ~
4.15PNewark. San Jose. Los Gstos to.
4Aos sHayward, Niles. IrvingtOn,f San ts.
Jose, LfYermore.. III.
S,oOPThe Owl Newman, Los
Banos, Mendoza. Fresno, Tulares. -
Bakersfield, Los Angeles. ....-... D.
5.ooP Golden sts.e Limited-El Psso
Kansas City. st. Louis and :.
sHsyNard. V1sdD Niles and ssr Jo:aa.J ..
s. 20p Vallejo, Port Costa, Bentcta. Sui. -
sun, sacrsmento -:;.;....! "
e.0Op Eastern Express-Omaha,C Chicago,
Denver, kansas City, sc. Louis.l
Martinez, Stockton. Sacramento,l =
Reno, Sparks, Montello. Ogden = ".
6.2oP Hayward. Niles and San Jose .....A 3.
7.OoP Reno Passenger-Port Costa. Be-
nicia, Suisun. Elmira, Dixon,
Davis, Sacramento. Hazen, Tono-'
pah, Goldfeld and Keeler......G y.
7.o0e Vallejo, Crockett and Way Sta -
onS, sqnnday onsy Es;;i,,rcssac. "
ramento, Marysvflle. Redding,
Portland, Puget Sound and East. 4 8.
5000 Hayward, Niles and San Jose (Sun-
day onlyl....... ............. go. ~ !.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
stable owners Elect omcers.

At the annual meeting Of the Stable
and Carriage Owners Association the
following officers were elected for the
current year:
President, James ]. Fagen; first vice
president, John ]. Doyle; second vice
president, George w. Brown; treasurer.
E. g. Pierce; secretary. L. c. White:
sergeant at arms, B. ]. Shoyier; board
of directors-Benjamin Marks, Joseph
Perry, Samuel Habies, E. G. Pierce and
John Coon
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
MARRIED.

DRlEsCHMAN- PRICE-In this city, April IL
1906 by the Rev. J. II. Schroeder. John
Drieschman and Mae Price, ooth OF san
Francisco
JACOBS -GOODMAN-In this city. April l.
l9O6- by the Rev DR.. J. Nieto, Walter L.
Jacobs and Augusta Goodman
IKER-KARPEL-In this city, April /,
1906 by the Rev. DR.. J. Nieto Charles
striker and Ethel karDel.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mali will not be inserted. They must be hanced
n al either Of the publication offices and oe
fndorsed with the name and residence OF per-
sons authorized TO have the same puolsneo.
Notices restricted simply TO the announcement
"a ne event are published once in this column
free Of charge
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
VIA gansnIIfo Ferr1

sUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE
Depart week days and Sundays at 7;eo lex
cant Sunday)-s7:45 S:25, 1910. $50. 11:O0
: m. 1920. Il AS, s3:15, 4:35 Sis. $780, $780,
T.15. e:OO 1915 and 1885 p. m
sRuns to san Quentin.
n M daily except Sunday; and BIB D. M
Eat,,rdays only. Sundays and holidays AS.
'-o THROUGH TRAINS.
7.45 a. m daiiy-Cazadero and way stations
3:15 p. m, Saturdays only. for Point Reyes
s'r TICKET oFFICE-e5o Market st4
FERRY-Unfon Depot. foot Of Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13

(Foot OF Market St-l
Daily except Sunday, ITO. 500, I I. 90 A.M.s
$50, $50, $50 Pm.
1.30. 100. $50, 500. $50 PM
for Morning. p for Afternoon.
tSunday excepted tSundsy only. bMonday only. :.
sDaily. and stops at all stations on Sundas.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO

Tfburon Ferry. Foot OF Market street.
SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS. 80 900 a M 1885. $50.
sUNDAYs~s:oO. $50 a m: 1885. $3.50. $40.
$50 D. m
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-6:06. 1855 1850. 9:20 q m.s
1870, $40, 500. $40 p m
sUNDAYi6:05. $500 sic, 9:4o a m; 3:4o.
4.5O ZOO b.2O- $50 D. m
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13

Tonslv & Cid 10
Ton Of Nevis. 90 IS. 80
Virginia .--.. ~
IT, Ton 81
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20
We Are For Lee County First, Las
And Always

We are Tor her people We are for her
interest,". We bclieve that she should
rise. We want 10 see he people all get
a laIr sho". We kick like Day horse
al The way they are not getting it in hay-
H.. to pay 20 ccnhs u hundred for ice in
Lecsburg- Factory only lea miles off.
It's Shame and disgrace TO be forced 10
do Il. Wa have bought il by the car load
al IS CENTS and then the ice companies
made profit. we are informed
ALany rate Lee County folks are not
getting spare deal no matter what 9TH
cr folks say about it. LeIs organic: a Lee
County ice mill just on small scale
We can do better than that by h-r citiz
and then if we make any profit it Will go
INTO orr own pockets aud stay at home.
1t any rate it will give work to Lee
County boys.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

by the Governor Of Georgia. Lee county
has 1900 negroes. She has 35I white
voters She has over $500 negroes.
She has about 1900 white folks For the
sake OF languishing Lee, we vote for Hoke
Lee County is richer than all. White
farmers are afraid to trust their wives
anh children (many tinles) when they
leave the farm for a short trip. White
tanners a1e not coming here until we
slow them by clipping the Lions claws
thatthere is no danger Of being here.
They think it worse than it Is for the bullet
is always ready, but the need for the ready
bullet and the pistol holster only serves to
confirm their fears.
Lets go as far as we can for ae.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

cleaning coat of whitewash. To speak
a little piece against Boke.
Curtain slowly falls to slow music
rune In The Shade Of The big Poplar
Tree.
Bows we hear offered by gentlemen
tn that Dick Russell wont carry his own
county.
And about the same that Jim Smith
won't carev his own county. Clark ain'l
running at all upthere you know and the
Tin Can Cont stand any show where
the Big IN" has none. Hoke will car
~ them all almost. He will amo~l
sweep the stale.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

Do many settlers come to Lee? Think
that Lee is passed while the pine banens are
being flied up with honorable North Ga
white men, because there are enough Of
The same color there to guarantee that,
they will never have t. end petitions to
big Black buck in the Legislature as
Mcintosh now does. Appoint Their May
or a, Darien now does-And all in spite
OF the white Primar Vote for youf
c-nnlry. Vote FOR square deal 10 The
people
Vole tor Betty and the Babies at home
Catch up mat Old song BETTY AND
THE BABIES" aud vote ior . man,
Your bitlere't enemy {. youe tnenI II he
helps You 10 get square deal--Your
best friend Is your enemy if lie trles to
prevent it
A square deal 10 the peoI k.
a squaIe deaI TO lie folks OF All classes
# ou sih il down is uoke oDulA's plat
lolm. Deal far by all but b. dealt lair
n.y. Voce for principle not man.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20
Several Niggers Get to Fighting.

Well we don't want to take up much
space 10 tell all abont it. You all know
it any way outside folks don't care. One
negro shot another ont OH the Garducr
Jordan Place. III Jail. One negro tried
TO commit an assault upon one Of his
own color-in Red Bone Now in Jail
Some few scraps aud such other things,
White folks got to pay heavy taxes tc
keep The court running. Grass running
the cotton crop aud making the corr
crop. AND thus Lee ways nlerrily along
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

We have heard so much talk OF money
money-money III this campaign, and that
a million dollars would be spent for
Clark Howell. Let's sec boys judging by
your white voting strenth being small, and
that you have two votes in convention
Us much IS many counties that
have three times as many whites, what
should Lee County votes sell at, at least
$500 a vote. But you will see that Lee
County is not for sale Watch Z. G..
Club and prosecute the 6rst man that
tiles TO buy it.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

Don't believe u single thing that cant
stand The light We hear Of more circu-
lars to come on the day OF election False
hoods cant stand to be examined. Truth
can be printed months ahead and stlll
hold goou. Look out for more dirty cir
culars Watch the line up.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20
ANn HOKE won THE CROUD

At a recent Clark Howell beer drinking tour
informant is reliable) in Lee County, the croud
was poled. Result ,Hoke rs, Howell and Es-
till 2.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

We are for Lee County. We want it
fixed SO that we can buy our goods any
where we want without being met With
the word, Cant sell you, territory be-
ngs tO-such and such a place or man.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

A ,Hoke Smith club Of about 400 ha
been formed in Winder, he home town Of
PLAN Dick Russell.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

Wind-r amt a Ing little Town by any
means. The folks know his candidacy
only is lin can candidacy.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20
For TlG Sake Of Mcintosh
Y0t9 For HOk9 smith

Mcintosh County has a Niger repre-,
sentative, Darien the county seat has to
have her Mayor and Council appointed
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

The Hon. Joel Sweat energies from a
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

Mr.. White boys i'll the field blowing
Mr. Niger dressed up fine comes along
Got to go TO school. Mr. Howell circu-
lar. Mr.. White man owns the laad.
Mr.. Niger woul ,tarve 10 death in six
months II Mr., White man didn't DE
vance him Spies" How Mr.. Niger gwine
GIT splies aud not work. Mr. Howells
cowtoOn can be Iuned the other way.
MIR. While man don't need MIR. Nigger.
Mr.. Niggcr in peck Of trouble.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-07-20

What Was thai, that Mr.. Howell pub
lished i'll his paper few days ago from
a college res ident. said aboutas follows
didn't it. That the labor unions we're
running the boys of the cou ntry and e tc
Mr. Howell put this i'll his paper double
column did't he front page. Is this a
masked battery to gain the bosses frieun
ship, OF to hurt labor unions,
Clara Howell peopld now say tha
neither Clark or lIohe will be elected
oh Rats HoGeS elected, and its all over
but putting him i'll, Hokes got EN- faded
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-27
BACKTO THEATLANTIC

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2O.-Cap-
tain William Finch, for years in com
mand of the Occidental and Oriental
steamship Gaelic and more recently on
the Coptic, running between here and
the Orient, will leave today overland
for New York en- route to Liverpool to
re-enter the service of the White Star
line on the Atlantic. He is accompa-
MED by Mrs. Finch.
Chief Engineer John Richardson,
also formerly of the Gaelic and Coptic,
is leaving today with his family for
Liverpool, where he is to take charge
of the engines of one of the big White
Star steamers.
These officers will be greatly missed
from the San Francisco and Hongkong
service. Chief Engineer Ralph Lobez
late of the Coptic, will remain here a
few days before returning to Liver
pool, where he, too, is to join one of
the big White Star liners.