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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-07-25
ueationaI.
Central University of Kentucky.
FOUR COLLEGES-Arts, Law, Medicine, Dentistry.

Frederick Hinit, Fh D., D. D, President
A A L. b
Next September IL, 1906
moderate
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-07-25

rooms nicely furnished, from $40 to
$ISo per session of nine month. Both
sexes admitted. Thirty-frst annual SEES
sion opens September 18th, 1906. Write
for new catalogue at once Address,
c. A. FUNKHOUSER, Secretary
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-07-25

accredited School of Univ. of Va)
Offers full Courses in Letters, Mu-
sic, Elocution, Business and Art. Over
200 students from IS States. Largest
Music School in the Virginias.
Rates, including good board, with
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-07-25
RcAEOGcIAN SPRINGS HIGH

The Principal wishes to secure III
boys for his home and school. Thesel
he wants to be as members of his fami-
ly. He has had thirty years of experi-l
ence in teaching and training boys.l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10
PIPE DREAMS AND SUDDEN
DEATH.

Continued frcn Page IL
less to eat, and not even water to
drink
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10

parties, it is thought that they will be
easily reached In the first place, a
number of leading Republican politi-
clans. the men who make platforms,
are pledged already to the salary res
toratlon plank. The Republican is the
dominant rarty and will, it is thought,
control both houses of the Legislature.
However, to guard against contingent
cies, the other parties will be pledged
also. Indeed, they will have to pledge
themselves. The teachers have begun
their campaign among the voters, and
the party that does not fall into line
will fall down on the votes. To leave
this strong card of salary restoration
to the Republicans would give them
a pull that the other fellows could
not afford. The Home Rulers and the
Democrats have a heavy handicap
enough without that
So, the teachers are in fair way to
get what is coming to them, which fact
shows the benefits that come from or
ganized work.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10
POPE OPPOSED TO WOMEN POLL
TICIANS

PARIS. May 19.-Though consider
ably more liberal and modern in his
views than his predecessor, Pope Plus
X. draws the line on women politicians.
Women have no political ability and
wherever they have entered that field
they have made themselves a general
nuisance he said to Fraulein Them
er. leader of the feminist movement
in Austria.
Il do not want to disparage the
ability of women" he continued, land
women should rather consider my
words a praise, when L say that they
lack the cool judgment and heartless
calculation which must ever be a pre-
dominant trait in the character of the
successful politician. Feelings are en-
tirely out of place in politics. and L
believe, thank God. that the woman
without feelings is yet to be discov-
ered''
Fraulein Thiemer asked the pope if
he approved of the feminist movement.
Certainly he replied, whenever it
does not conflict with Christian morals
I see no reason why any re-
striction should be put upon the studies
pursued by women. Apart from the
oIogy, I think women should study
everything. Lawyers and doctors L
think it quite proper for women to be
especially doctors. No one can min
lister to sick child, or woman. as her
own sex.
Il also believe in woman teachers
It is right that the education of a child
should be entrusted to a woman. Are
NOT hot jyof
on children, the instructors of human
ity?"
The pope expressed frank disapprov-
al OF the woman politician and the fe-
male orator.
ooh, no! I do not approve of wom-
en- deputies at all. Men make a bad
job enough of politics as it is without
permitting women to step in and make
matters worse
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10

police headquarters where Detectives
George Mcmahon, Charles Taylor, VIII
liam FreeI and Charles Cody and
Policeman J. L. Nelson and Special Off
GERS Samuel Doggett and George and
James Downey are stationed. To this
squad the faces Of most of the hop
heads are familiar. and all can distin-
euish between a smoker and a dope
fend. They waited until they were as
sured that all in the vicinity We're
grabbing in cellars. and then they raid
ed the lot They rode herd on the gang
While it pitched brick in the street and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10
IN LINE FOR DOPE.


drink
IN LINE FOR DOPE.
Feeding refugees on the steamer,
Here is where we eat!' was the
thought each voiced as they fell in line
The familiar but grinly face of a police
man came down the line. He stopped
as he saw the two reporters. and asked;
What are you fellows doing here ?"
waiting for breakfast
''Brea kfast-- This IS no free grub
line; it's a gang OF hopheads We are
sending out of town." The reporters
fell out of step and the line. and lit
tie farther along they found a soda
pop man with a basketful of sand
witches.
After the worst was over q few of
the hopheads d~ifted back-to the
camps in Oakland there drifted tales
of rich loot-and some came across.
They sought the places with which they
We're familiar. and began grubbing
about among the debris.
In Portsmouth square there is a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10

OR NAPe.I
Fase, a Cor
ous assault |
gned in ths |
ddge started |
oner. climb |
adthewhosE
prise.
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AXE ansver
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the judge
and fra
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best knosI
error, and =
knows q
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70 kn0sia 10 /
n nnoninaieI
to achieasI
tisenent y
cont pr
proved q
was loadaI
that it W
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boom. 80
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giving -, 8
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public.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10
women To
ELECTIONEER
To Work for Old Scale
of School Teachers
Salaries.

o o o o o o . . . . 90 Q Q d . Q
a O . O
D We the undersigned, pledge o
= ourselves to use our votes at the -
. next election in such a manner e
. as to have the teachers salaries "
. raised to the schedule used be- y
D fore the cut. .
D o ID .
. @aa00aa00a00o00e0a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10

That petition, printed in the small
printing office that the pupils run at
Kaahumanu school, is in the hands OF
every public school teacher in the Ter
ritory. and is being signed almost
unanimously. In fact, it is a poor kind
of voter who will not sign it, especially
when pretty teacher presents it to
him, and the circulators of the petit
ton are finding mighty few of that
kind of men.
This is the first step taken by the
teachers themselves in the way of or
ganized effort to have their salaries
raised to the former figure. It is not
to be the last. There will be a meet
ing very soon, and at that meeting
committees will be appointed to wait
on the various Territorial committees
and pledge them to do their best to
have the platforms pledge the legisla-
tive candidates to the restoration OF
salaries Then, when the conventions
meet, they will be waited upon, too,
and the delegates solicited for support.
Lastly, the candidates will be asked TO
give personal pledges In addition TO
the pledges in the platforms.
AS to the platforms of the several
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10
CABLECRAM

Sydney, Dec. q.
GREENWOOD.
San Fran.
Tncerebas.
Podopsides.
Diabetes.
Podolopide.
Brights.
Benjamin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10

places VS.
and Court
after-suF
ne to visit
they have
pm" what
lised me q
f the bah
sic seemed
4 and talk-
the figures
y of then
Of the well
when she
zee. nodded
riendlines
coupiinleHt
the 0aur.
and Chan
lila so Wild
lie COMPANY
ana,
hi VII
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10
TRANSLATION.

Benjamin Bros. are manufacturers
agents in Sydney, Australia. Green
hood is H. O. GREENWOOD, the exporter
of 800 SanSome ST., San Francisco
Concerning the report that cures for
Bright's Disease and Diabetes have
been discovered in San Francisco, Ben
jamin Bros. wrote GREENWOOD to send
a small order, and if ii really did the
business they would send an important
order The trial lot was sent.
The above cable is the reply. 1t did
the business. They couldn't wait for
a letter, but cabled. Translated it
calls for the immediate shipment of
nearly $500 worth of Fulton's Com
pounds for Bright's Disease and Dia-
betes The whole world is waking up
to the wonder of the discovery. You
don't have to cable 5000 miles. It's
right at your doors. Send for litera-
ture.
HONOLULU DRUG CO, Agents.
When to suspect Bright's Disease
weakness or loss of weight: puffy
hands or eyeIids; dropsy: Kid
ney trouble after the third month:
urine may show sediment; failing
vision; drowsiness; one or more of
these.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10
FURNITURE CHAP

INCREASED business has add another store 70 or
large Young B4dng furniture esbshment gives US frontage
o. % eel on bIshop street and depth of 90 feet are handling
age quty OF furniture and in this the
prices We buy large quantities get our goods from the
cheaper We ship quantities are thus enabled
to take the cheapest freight interest Won as means
we can Sell the goods to you - - = ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10

They seized the opportunity, and since
that time there have been no hopheads
in the dragnets set TO catch looters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10
LOW PRICES NOW

Inc summer months in Honolulu particularly months of June
ana July are usually dull far concerned
nave been importing large quantities goods which have reached us
4uIg the las month;
ef taxes even our feet
mouse space we wish to brighten June
year ana also to reduce stock On this going cut
profits ana the goods. This
US OF your wants we can money
needs article fill does your home need
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10

the debris from the rooms in
the Hall of Justice. several days work,
and then gave them a chance to run.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-10
GOOD FURNITURE

we may be able tell you Perhaps need feather pillows
mattresses Tor your BEDS and possibly
hnd more Sanady than tn? one have Another chair
peuloola, dHmIgfooH or kitchen dining
pieces for your pnlor New shades for your windows7
bedroom sets have in Mahogany
Curly Birch Blrdseye Maple and Golden
in all kinds = -
We have everything need in the furnishing line
furnish your home better and big enjoyment
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-03-22
M. Helm, CESKY PRAvNfK,
~ East Sixth Street.
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.

= Hostinsky Frank Lang els.
571 zapadni 7. ul., byl zazalovan pi.
Behrersoyou prodeie lihoyin ieji
fczlctilesnn synn zaroveii ma
vraceni nabytku. koupeneho od ie-
jiho syna, jenz pry nalezi zalob-
kyni.
= Minuly tyden pfijeli sem ID
stupci Marconillo, ably ieiio yyts4lez
telegrafovani bez dratu uvedli v
sirsi znamost pou6iIi yefeinost o
isssio sssio T,T@htiiek,sTri @tiisTri TouzfsaaIii. TouzfsaaIii IPrvni
depsse byla zaslana &c statniho ka-
pitoln guyeinereru Johnsonem ma.
yoru Jonesovi do mestske radnice
V Minneapolis. 0bsah tiepeSe mel !:
"Pozlray od guvernera Minnesoty
k iidu minneapolis. pokiadame
So IN sfastn6, ziti dobG tax obdi-
yllhodneho badani vedeckehe. jak
zFpirne nassssdfteajs toto iieobyy iieobyy;te;- ;tei
ne rcseellstssv Magaresa .Ionaese..n
bylo pax pfipadns guyernerovi od-
poytdtno. Zastupci Marconiho pra-
VI, " kratk6 dob1 budou zfizeny
naAem gfatu stanice K prakticke-
min pouxfvani novshc vynalezn.
~ Stayebnf dffvi vseho drnhu,
dvefe, okna, chilly a vibec vse, co
do oboru toho naiezf. Pfijdte a
pfesy6dcte se, nez koupite jinde.
Sc Paul Wrecking & Lumber Co.
Til. 1f 507A Wabasha ul. 730 w.
18th st., st. Paul, Mimi. Albert
Zachar, fiditel. 7-tf.
v poslednich pfedvolbach u
cinen byl 4. a 8. warde pokus {
hlasosacimi stroll Vysledek zkou-
sky byi yclmi uspolxojivy a poycde
nepochybne po pfikIadu iinych vel
kSch NEST h jich vseobecntmu "a
ycdeni zde. Ie hlasoyaci stroie
jsou prakticke, ie yidet toho. zc Y
obon zmintnych wardach byl W.
slelek hlasoyani oznamen "a I mi
nut po uzavfeni yolebniho osudi.
= Pan J +. ptA1ek. MATTEL za-
mecnickeho zAvodu naSem mests
obdrzel t1chto dnn nabidku OIL CO.
lumbia Phonograph Co. ma zhoto-
veni sto tisic klicu. Je to ncivel-
II nabidka, jakA kdy byla panu
Ptackoyi udinena a syedci mamo-
sti dobre poyesti, jiz se jeho I'd
vod teSi. Pan pta1ek nepochybuje,
10 cena, kterou nda spoIccnosti bu-
de pfizniye pfijata.
xw Na grcde; dye Lofty aensyy.
ptejte &c V Z. 74s Stewart ave.
20x3.
4 Bratfi Horejsoyi, ktcfi drive
po nnoiio roku aspeeciicm vediiii
pekaFsky obcilod nasefn nieste a
pied ntkoiiiiha tfiii 15tY lio gprv,i Al ali !.
rozhodli Sc optt zaciti obchod pro
sebe q "a tcu pfitinou zapocali 1iz
Sc staybou move pekarny a pekaf-
skeho obchodn tis. 1865 zapadni
Z. nj. Nova pekarna btidc yystavs-
ma znaGnym nakladem d vsim nej-
novejsim opatfena. Bude to ctyr-
ty cesky pekafsks podnik tomto
mksts.
= Naystevou rodine p. Vacl
Horeise, 772 Armstrong uI., diff
slecny Katie d Minnie Maertzovy
Move Prahy, Minn.
= Vlastni neopatrnosti pfisel D.
zigot Louis II. Friedrich, syn Ora.
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-03-22

zarmoucenou rodinu y6bec vse-
chny, jiz az do posledka pfedstavo-
vail 81 zesnulou pfi neilepsim zdra-
vi. Teprye den pred smrti zdalo Sc
ubohe, he So necftf dobfe kdyz
druhy den stay jeji sc jeste zhorsil.
byla dopravena do m6stske nemec-
nice, kdo die vyiadfeni lekafh zc-
nlfela ia otravu krye, spdsobenou
prudkym zapaienl. Zenfela naro-
|dila sc V Cechach, odkud mladi
pfijela do Ameriky roee 1887
provdala sc "a sveho nvnf truchlicf-
no manzela, iejz zanechava spolu )
4 ditkami. Pohfeb odbyval Sc v
pondelf odpoledne "a dcastenstyi
pfatel a hlavne Glenkyn sboru Ce-
chic, Z. 10, j. c. d., k nemnz zesnu-
ID nalezela. Mrtyola byla dovezena
do sine G. $. P. s., kde "a sbor
Cechie dojemnou rec promiuvila
pani Anna Fristensky dale vaz-
nou fec pronesl rev. Chas. j. TrGka,
jenz zaroven poskytl slova utechy V
dome smutku a ma hfbitove. Po-
zdstalym vyslovujeme nasi nelice-
non soustrasf.
@ Mate-li neco ma prodej aneb
hledate-li n9jake zamestnAni, nebu-
de vas oznamka stAti mncho, kdyE
to date do Minnesotskych Novin
isme iisti, ze &c vAm to vyplatf.
Zknste 10. IL.
r Minute nedele odbyvala Sc w
roGni schnzo shoru teske svob. sko-
y "a pfitcmnosti move zyolenSch
zastupcn pro pfisti rok. zaroyon
|proyedena byla volba 1fadnikd, iez
m6la tento vfsledek: Pfedseda Jan
Penas, taiemnik Frank Zeleny. po-
kladnfk Albert PaleGek. DIE vVroG-
nj zpravy, podane odstupujicfm ta-
jemnikem panem Janem Osinkem
yydrzovala Sc skola 20 cely minulY
rok sama pfijmi, zfskanfch pofd-
danim rozlicnych skolnich zabav.
take zadnl spolek nebylo tfeba "a
dati podporu. Byl tez zvolen "a
bayni vJbor. sestavajicf . PIP. Mat.
Janskyho, Alb. Palecka q Josefa
Heiduka. ktery Sc ma postarati o.
pet neiakou zabavu We prospech
skoly. Odstupujici tfadnfci a "a
stupci, ktefi yesmes pro dobro sko-
ly obdtav6 pracovali, zaslouzi 81
plneho uznani a dix kazdeho pffz-
nivce ceskeho svob. skolstvi.
r Dny Is, 10. 20. t. m. byly
slaynostnimi dny pro osadniky ko-
stella Nv. Stanislaya, kdy We odby-
vala 40hodinova poboznost. Osadni~
ci, y6domi jsoucc pfikazani cirkey-
nfho, ktere nafizuje neimene jed
nou roce jiti ku spraye bozi pred
tasan velikonocnim, pfistupoyali
cetne ku zpovedi pfiiimani- Gel
kcm So7 osadnikf pfistoupilo tech
dnech ku sprave bozi. V nobotu pfi-
stnnpily spolkv sv. Yaclaya. sy. Pa
via, rytffi ~. Jill W. Jana, sy
Josefa. ~. frokopa, spoiek panen-
sky, Ludmily ostatni zcnske spoil
ky. Mistnimu duchovnimu spravci
xypomahali yelpp Alfons Kotouc z
Wesely. Frantisek Bouska Ions
dale a Alois zizkovsky, professor 70
II. .-paulskeho seminafe
1>@>9>1>~>@>@>@>@>@>%>~~@>
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-03-22

Gel sc tyz podivati, iak pokraeuie
stayba noyeho m6stskeho auditoria,
kde vsak, lak sc ndava, nedbal ma
ponenssi, ze cizinei must Sc drzeti
V jiste vzdalenosti a vkrocil ma D.
hrazcn6 misto, kde delnici zabgvali
80 trhanfm skalv. Malf ntrzek ka-
meme pfi vybuchu zasahl nesfastni-
ka do praveho spankn. zraniv lei
tax, ze okamzite klcsl smrtelne ra-
n6n X zemi a "a n6kolik hodin ma
to nemocniei vypustil ducha. -
.Je to iiz tfeti wanna nehoda, udava
sc pfi stavbe auditoria.
T PojiSssni proti ohni. blesku a
vetru tech neilepsich spolecnoeti
vam obstara dobfe a spolehlive r.
D. Matlach pfsarns Minnesotskych
Novin. EFT
= Zajem pfedvolbach, odbyva-
nyeh nters minnleho tfdne nebyl
valny. Pficinu toho dluzno hleda-
ii tom, ze lid spokoicny jsa po
vetsine nynejsf mestskou admin
stracf, ocekayal znovunavrzeni po-
savadnich demokratick5ch ufedni-
XII mayorem Rob A. Smithen V
6ele, COZ &c tez stale a TO rozhod-
nou vetsinou. Mezi republikany
yedi y dosti fuhf boz q roiBlnael za
mayora, jenz skoncil vitezstyim T..
u. Hoffmanna mad Drcm. Karl
Wirthcm. Die iifedniho sCitani BY
10 odevzdano celkem 81 ,623 hlasd.
z nichz dostali 1861 demokrati a
S,26S republican,. NasIeduiici
kandidati uchazi sc ma demokrati-
ck6m listku zyoleni: Ia mayora
Robert A. Smith; "a kontrolora
Louis Betz; "a pokladnika Otto
Bremen; "a assemblymany: Henry
q. Haas, Richard ID. O'Brien, FIR.
Yoerg, Jas. j. Regan, DR.. Edward
III. Whitcomb, Patrick Conley, w.
Powers, Chas. kartak William
A. Cameron. IA aldermany: V J..
warde Chas. Il. Nyberg, 2. William
Il. Bushmal, 3. Frank j. Hcbl. &.
FIR. j. Huber. 8. Otto U. Rohland,
6. j ID. Hyland, Z. William J..
Preston, :. Chas. III. Gerber, g..
William J Troy, 10. l.. J Bobner.
H. Il B. Lynch. Ia municipal
nj soudce, Michael Doran Jr. a
Hugo @. Hanft; "a snirci sud-. T..
Mckeriian Henry G. Peterson.
| Ia konstebly Edward G. Poucher a
+. OHcgan. Republikansky H.
stek sestava nasleduiicich kandi-
dat1: Ia mayora l.. G. Hoffman,.
za kontrolora M. A. Beckman, ~
pokladnika Conrad w. Miller. Do
assembly: Herbert T. Keller, FL.
Il. Phillips, l. 4 FairchiId. L. e.
Asiaiiie, III. G. Scfiurmeier, Lloyd
Peabody, J ) KimbaIl, George :.
Innes a w. +. Francis. IA alder
many v l. ward6 Carl Anderson, z.
William j Menz. I. + II. Bahcock
4. Chas. b. Dewitt. s. John T..
johnson, 6. james p. F'urlong. Z.
Francis b. Tiffany, s. n. G. Bet
tenburg, .. John Larson, 10. Fred
Jocrns, II. Kay Todd. "a munich
palni soudce: John w. Finehout
q Robert G. Hine: za smirci sud- !:
II. L. Mills Jas. Il. Johnson -
IN konstebly: William b. Miller q
Walter b. Boyd.
+ Minulf ctyrtck odpoledne zc-
mfela m1stske neanocnici pani
Anna Juklosa. manzelka pana Fran
ka Jukla stafi 3s rokd. NenadaIa
smrt byla velkJm pfekvapenim pro
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-27
SAYS HAWAII NEEDS LABOR
Commissioner Sargent Believes Jap
anese immigration Is De-
creasinq
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ga report
on Japanese conditions in the Hawaiian
islands will be made by Frank p Sar-
gent commissioner of immigration, as
a result of his recent visit to the
islands.
Commissioner Sargent today eX-
pressed the opinion that there are fewer
Japanese in the Hawaiian islands than
there were two years ago. a greater
number having come to America in
that period than arrived in Hawaii.
Mkt Saito, the Japanese consul at
Honolulu, intimated to Mr.. Sargent
that the Japanese government dis
couraged it's people from coming to the
United States because of it's knowledge
of the conditions existing in this coun-
try, especially on the Pacific coast, and
it was apprehended that the coming
here of great numbers of Japanese
might induce a prejudice against them
that would be embarrassing.
The commissioner found that the
owners Of sugar, pineapple and other
plantations in the islands are in Sc
rious need Of labor and many Japanese
are coming to the islands to work on
them.
He says that it is the effort of the
Hawaiian planters to diversity their
labor so far as possible, not confining
it to any one race, but getting people
from all quarters of the world.
A second shipload of Portuguese will
arrive at Honolulu in a short time,
and it is probable that these immi-
grants will make the island their per-
manent home.
Many more plantations would be
operated on the island If it were pos
sible to obtain the necessary laborers,
but up to the present time labor has
been scarce.
1t is expected that the arrival in
the islands of European laborers will
be a solution of the Hawaiian labor
problem.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-27
SCHM|TZ' LAWYER
JOLTED BY JUDGE
Time-Worn Plea for Separate Trial
Is Cut Short by the Court.
Taking of Testimony
Continues
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 26-When
Superior Judge Dunno resumed the
hearing of Abraham Ruef's motion TO
set aside the five eXtortion indictments >
at 10 o'clock this morning new attor-
ney appeared i'm the person of William
H. Metson, who on behalf of the mayor
reiterated the many times repeated mo-
ton of Schmitz for a chance to plead.
Metson was appointed park commits
sioner by Schmitz.
Attorney Metson was cut short by
Judge Dunno who, in response to Met
sons question, declared:
when these cases were called the
defendants were willing to stand to-
gether. After two or three days one Of
the defendants (Schmitz) attempted TO
disassociate himself from the defendant
Ruef. I am not ready and cannot say
when decision will be reached; GER
tainly not until the hearing of this
motion is decided"
Then l understand" said Metson,
that the court rules that we canno,
separate"
"The court has nothing to do with
that. That is matter wholly within
the province of the defendants" re-
piled the court.
Arguments were finally ended by
Judge DuIlne, VINO oruefed Attorney
Ach to proceed with the taking of tes-
timany on Ruef's motion.
Ach answered the judges command
by calling Grand Juror Alfred Green
baum to the witness stand.
The same line of questions were asked
the juror as has been asked the others.
Assistant District Attorney Heney
made no objection to these questions
until Ach attempted to make Green
baum admit a political prejudice against
Ruef. Judge Dunno promptly ruled this
line of inquiry as improper.
Greenbaum admitted that he had
read all the newspapers; that he had
seen the announcement of Heney's ap-
pointment and that he had followed
the news of impaneling the grand jury.