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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
EMPIRE THEATRE

! In introducing Mr. James J. Corbett in
this seasons offering. THE Burglar and
the Lady," at the Empire Theatre next
week. the management realizes the fact
that there are but few men who have been
so constantly in the public eye in the past
few years, and while much has been
written and printed about him. II Is gen.
orally known that he had ambitions to
shine az a footlght favorite long before
he became famed as a boxer; in fact. he
made his first professional appearance in
1883 at San Francisco. playing a part in
a -burlesetie- -.eafs44lie5 . aad- associated
with him I'm the cast were Miss May Ir-
win, Mr.. Willie Collier and number OF
others whose names head their own COM
panies His first star part was In drama
written for him, styled Gentleman
Jack" and IL was followed by THE Ad-
venturer' and The Naval Cadet" all OF
which were highly successful artlstcally
and the show world began TO take Mr..
Corbett seriously as an actor; In fact,
| iattering offer from a vaudeville syndi-
cate divorced him from the legitimate,
and for six years he was headiner In
! all the best OF the continuous houses, pre-
senting unique monologue.
THE Burglar and the Lady Is said TO
be by far the best Mr.. Corbett has yet
had and affords him excellent opportunity
| for the display of the talents that have
made him one OF the best light comedians
in the show world.
The story. while OF a melodramatic ten
dency. is said to be notably free from
cheap sensationalism and is characterized
for It's charm OF originality and consist
"A
unwound 10 a conclusion without the au-
thor having resorted to the many tricks
OF the modern play builder to incite ani
hold his audiences interest. Ned Dan
yers, burglar and ex-gentleman, In con-
junction with a knight OF the Jimmy
attempts the robbery OF fashionable res
idence, the home OF a wealthy banker.
He> forces an entrance, secures the plum
der and is about TO depart when the
daughter OF the house who has remained
at home while the family is attending
social function, Unexpectedly enters tho
room and Danvers explains his presence
by assuming the role OF detective, and
his by-pAy with the girl is carried on
until the return OF the family. who have
with them the famous English detective,
Sherlock Holmes and upon his entry the
daughter introduces the burglar detec-
tive Holmes lays trap for the crafty
cracksman. catching him dead to rights
pilferng the local bank, but the cuiprlt
escapes and makes his way to the apart
ments OF the bankers daughter. with
whom he has fallen in love- makes
clean breast OF his plight and the girl.
who loves him, aids his escape He is la
ter overtaken at a suburban station by
Holmes and only escapes after capture
seems certain, taking with him the girl.
clergyman who turns out 20 be the
brother of the thief, a German slavey,
who is looking for her $40. a clever thug,
pal OF Danvers, a gullable aunt ana
talkative niece. are among the principal
characters, of the piece.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
NICKEL Tl2EATRE

The Nickel theatre crowds are not likely
to diminish during the first three days of
the coming week for the list OF motion
pictures includes some of the brightest
and most entertaining yet offered there.
including some just received from Europe
and some OF home manufactures, but all
brand new. The list includes comedy, Sc
rious and instructive films. Bob Aides
and the Nickel quartet will have an Of
fering that will be different from any
thing they have offered. In How'd You
Like to be My WifeT' a tuneful melody
which will be given In novel manner.
Miss Duhaime, who has been absent for
a vacation OF few weeks. will re-appear
singing the new song success, Gould You
Learn to Love Little Girl Like Me?'
Both OF these songs will be beautifully IL
lustrated.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
IMPERIAL THEATRE

Next weeks attraction at the Imperial,
theatre will be Frank b. Carr's Thor
oughbreds. the all greater comedy organ
ization OF the current season, presenting
comedy. vaudeville and extravaganza on
broad gauged plans, with a magnificent
scenic and electrical equipment, gorgeous
gowns. and very large company OF art
lists OF the high class. The performa nee
opens with lively farce called 'Malo-
neys Reception" and calls for the active
services OF the entire company including
Is real show girls. who not only offer
rare beauty display. but can sing and
dance. The olio OF exclusive features
which follow. include the great Harry lie
Clair. the protean artist OF international
repute. whose wondrously correct imita-
tions of celebrated actresses, etc, have
made him famous as vaudeville head
liner for many years.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21

The dancing Mitchells, two whirlwind
dancers surnamed "The human tops"
Dan Reilly, versatile comedian; Miss Ma
rie Richmond, star singing soubrette; Mr..
and Mrs. George Belts, vocalists of Inn
portance; Miss Josie Flynn, "the little
girl with the big voice." Howard and Lin
der, clever sketch artists, and Mile. La
Toska, the flexible Venus. The big musi-
cal comedetta which closes the program Is
called "A Taste of the Forbidden Fruit, -
written and produced by Harry lie Clair,
and in which are introduced IL big musical
and dancing numbers. There is action
throughout this clever piece which may
be described as a pleasing and refreshing
round OF revelry and song.
The regular souvenir day Tuesday mat
inee, each lady will receive a handsome
souvenir. Thursday night amateurs to the
number of 10 will compete for five cash
prizes
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
NO BURGLARS FOUND
AT MR.. WEEKS HOME

At 11:0 last night a telephone message
was received at station that someone
had broken into Edward II. Weeks house
at 40 Olney street. Sergt. Il. J. Smith and
Patrolman w. NJ. Delaney went to the
house and were told by Mr.. Weeks that
on his return from an evening out he
found that a screen had been torn from
a rear cellar window. the window raised
and the glass broken.
He also fcunc the night latch of the
front door fast. though he had left II
open. The officers searched the house, but
found no intruders
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
PATROLMAN ELLIS SHOT
AT THREE SUSPECTS

Patrolman J. o. c. Ellis at 11:20 last
night saw three men in the yard at /
Manchester street acting suspiciously, and
on his approach they ran down Hospital
street.
He fired a shot from his revolver in the
air, but the men did not stop and made
their escape.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21

great beauty, Everything will be given
here precisely as II will be presented In
New York on the 26th of September.
David Warheld
At the Providence Opera House next
Thursday night and continuing for three
nights and Saturday matinee. David Bel
asco will present David Warfeld In a
new play. "A Grand Army Man" Two
weeks later Warfiold will dedicate Bel
asco's new Stuyyesant theatre In New
York.
"A Grand Army Man" Is the latest
originally submitted to him was by MiZ'
Pauline Phelps and Miss Marian Short.
Immediately upon reading the manu-
script the famous playwright saw In IL
material for an admirable play. and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
CHIN FOOK REPORTS
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY

Chin Fook reported to the police at the
Central station at ESQ this morning that
he saw a man trying to open the cash
drawer In his store at 81 Empire street,
and that the man when spoken to ran
out the back door.
Officers Carney and Ryan went to the
place, but only found n pair of black
trousers in the hallway
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21

The Providence Grays are making
good fight for second place. The team
is now going at a rapid pace. and the
double-header at Rocky Point with the
Buffalos tomorrow promises to draw the
record crowd of the season. II will be a
fight 10 finish. All that is looked for is
good weather. The pitching staff Is
ready and eager for the fray, and the
Grays are out TO win
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
Two Slight Fires

Fireman Thomas Fisher of engine 16
sounded box I'll at 915 this morning for
fire in the cellar OF the house at 5T
Branch avenue. There wSs no damage.
Hose and Hook and Ladder 6 at 7:4S
this morning put out slight flre In the
cellar Of the house at IA Cedar street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
CRESCENT PARK

The last bake OF the season is an
nounced for this popular resort tomor-
row. Mr. Lewis. the caterer. will spare
no pains to make II the crowning event
Of the season. with all the very best the
market Affords All the attractions Will
be open TO provide amusement for ex-
cursionists. as a large party is expected
from Fall River.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
SCENIC TEMPLE

There will bo comedy galore at the
Scenic Temple this week In such artists
as stone and Windsor, comedy musical
artists Tommy White, In singing and
talking act; Master Lionel V. Smith, the
celebrated boy soprano. After his success
OF last week II was decided TO hold him
for another week. This week he will sing
that famous classic song, Tho Palms.
Nellie Burt, soubrotte, direct from New
York theatre, In a singing and dancing
sketch: Maud Beach will sing the latest
illustrated songs. The pictures are all
new. They comprise, The Rivals THE
Good Wine," The Fly" The For
tuus, s,i---vr no 6wnz tse pess - :. loonsiA,
and "Charlie's Dream"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
Malaria?
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democratic State Convention OF
Rhode Island, for the nomination OF
State officers. the election of state
central committee and the transaction
of any other business that may legally
come before II, is hereby called to meet
in Music Hall. Providence. on TUES
DAY, October 8, 1907. at IL o'clock a. m.
City and Town Committees OF the
Democratic party are hereby notified
and directed to call primary meetings
and caucuses in their respective cities
and towns. and to invite TO participate
In said primaries and caucuses all quail
fled electors in favor OF Democratic
policies, for the purpose of electing the
usual number Of delegates to said con-
vention: no primary OF caucus TO be
held earlier than THURSDAY. October
Sd. Primary and caucus officers are re-
quested to promptly forward TO the Sec
retary, b3f Banigan building, Provi-
dence, the names and addresses or all
By order OF the Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee. -
FRANK f. FITZSIMMONS
PETER J. GASKIN, Chairman.
Secretary.
September H. 1907. It
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21
Ships Clock Stolen

Levi Perkins of III Ohio avenue re-
ports that his power boat was broken ips
to Wednesday night and ships clock,
valued at $3.50 was stolen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-21

Klaw & Erlanger's production or Eugene
w. Presbreys dramatic version Of Sir Gil
bert Parkers widely read novel; The
Right Of Way" will be presented at His
Msjesty's theatre In Montreal Monday
evening, Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
Gamosas Saano.

9a ben itore itaIienife giaeobug'
ger Gntonio Ganooa 0soe ben 13oe
auouit 1922 / @enebig, blep bans
Sierte biiat | Grari.Sirfen, bans
bsire Saanb, Der bapbe formet iaa
mango uforelemmeIige &llnitperfer,
anbragteS | en- meb SptrititS fplot
&rpitalurne og ~onergaOes til bet pene'
tianife ainitafabemi og ben sprige
Gel al bans 9egeme bleb bragt til
GoSiagno, bpor &l1nitneren bapbe
Iaoet opfsre ct 8rapfapel for fig ielp.
Soert gar pad Gonopas 0sosbag
paaboiler BET 9ireftsren | 9~llnitafa.
oemiet at fornpe SptrituS'en | arp.
itaIurnen % iamtiOig | Ell 8rotofol
at gisre 9emprfning ON ben 8il'
/ bpilfen S~aanbeu finbes. Sroos
al Smbu bar intiolertio 9anooas
Saanb | be forlsbne Iartier ~foranoret
iis iaa meeet, at ben life mere naf.
fer pietetsfulbe elIer beunbrenoe San-
Ter, og man bar nerfor beilr,ttet paa
$50 garsbagen for auniterens $50.
iel, Der inbtr9ffer iaar Den lite Nos
pember, of operfsre alinitnerens
Saanb til Yosiugno cg neoIegge ben
/ Weiternes Site.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27

Toms Siitorie, ct iibmerfet gef9it.
ningspunft unber oens forifielige
9eleirinser. Ser itoo | Seoenifabets
Gage ct Sempel for gg ifulap, 2pge.
funitens SUB.
Seq gift berneo Ell Dag og iaa ben
itnberoeiltge 8ebert al 9pgninser,
Tom De perlenoe Siber bar oannet al
zen gamle %. Haar man fommer
ira Stranoen, fan man ie @runo-
miren al oct gamle gGifulaptempeI
meo forifiellige uobusne Spmboler,
iom bsrte 9gifulap til, {. CT. en-
Slange, Der omilpnser bans gan-
oringsitap. geu itaar Der oper benne
@runb en- Strife for apoitelen @or-
tbolom9iis.
8artbolomeils bopbe | 9ipet % |
9soen Ell unberlig Sfiebne. Otter
Seiu aorsfPitelie gift ban til Snoien
% prGoifebe Gpauseliet % leb Mor-
tprbeoen Der. Sans Silb9neere be.
grnpeoe bam peo Stranben berneoe.
en- paffer Dag begpnote 8iiten at
ipsmme, og tog @eien sieunem oct
inbiife SAB, bet rsoe SAP % lasoe
fig tilro peb Gen 2aparis / Ntbbel.
bapet. Der blep ben optaget al 0fuu.
fene % inbiat / &Ioiteret | 9enepent.
Smfring aar 1000 loo Seller Otto
bans Ben fsre no til Sibersen og
bpggebe Ell Strife til bans sgre.
Ser Iigser M Siifereu, 9artboIo'
mGilS, ioran alteret | en- pra9tfuIo
roo gorfprpaie, en- al aeiier Neros
9abefar.
9a Bartholomew Den bar TONNE
/ gabefarret, begpnbte De itrar at
9isre llnberuerfer, og merfelig NOT
netpp al ia1nme art iom Dem, 9Gifi.
lap / fin 9ib bapoe ubpirfet paa bette
Steb. Get er ii9r gautle Spge og
arsbIinee, Der belbreoes forau Reros
8aoefar.
Serinoe itaar ser osiaa en- beilig
alabaitpaie fra Neros Saper. Sor
beito mere at fire Sirfens Seaigbeo,
fpIote 9eiier Otto benne meb Snof.
feIlepninaer fra aatofomberne.
airfens aloiter err III @omlebiem
for SOBER. Oct fortiGtter iig ct
9igfammer, 8oms la Worgue, bpor'
ben ole De 3sbe brinses, iom man
timber / Siberen.
Gems Siitorie bitter en- ubps9elt9
llbpiflins fra 2egefunit til SigSpr'
feIie.
ella anfer | "Sagbl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27

Iait. 9. a~nbreien err for nnr.
pRrenbe | Voitorerne 2umbs, Cppe.
ooIs oe 8aritabs aaIo os iamIer
Hense til @ieIoers afbetaIine. Oct
saar iorboloSniS bra me0 arbeioet.
men Der Hal oeiaa meget til. Der
bar flor @ielo efter @pagearbeioet %
llnoerboIlancer | andre aosier, men
meo enist Saniarbeibe bill benne
Bproe funne lsftes al.
Ssnbag ben Sbe September
boIotes 0eisiionsieit | Bonnet grairie
Weuigbeo, isis, gnit. Sees 'aalb.
Bormono gaitpoIo bar tilltebe og
taIte ON Sormibbaaen paa norif og
ON Gftermiboasen paa eugeIf. OF.
Ter til Wtisiionen belsb fig | aIt til
Sf04.55, Der bellies ~iaaleoes: Til
Snbremisiionen $50, til ainamisiio.
ren $3.50, til Heiieuogifter SIS.
6elten bar pellpffet, % maiter andre
@enisbeoer til at saa ben os gisre
ligelaa.
SOrifjellist.
- s ct fatoIff glab finbes fsIgen.
De Splpsnineer ON ben f~atolife Sir
Re | Rorge: Den RIbfte Strife er ct.
OIafSfirfen | ariitiania Der toees |
8rus | aaret 1856. Siben err airfer
cpisrt | flere andre itsrre gper Gam.
bet runot, i~aaIeoes | Bergen, Eronb.
biem og Sromss. Salt er Der i Ror.
&c IA fatoIife observation-disclosures meo
20 Breiter unber 9ebeIie al Ss. Ssi.
Grp9roigbeb giifop 5aai3e, Der er
fsot ! 2uremburg os anfom til Sri.
ltiania 1888.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
Den ~"itaaliatter".
Ten slass SpSs, iom gtbleter BRIT.
GER.

On forbenpGrenbe college. Itblet,
befienot for line 29neoelsb, be9pnote
at tabe Strait % llbboloenbeo. Sans
@rfarins meb en- Soranbring al So.
cen er interesiaut.
"Wtebens ieg tr9nerte paa 9anen
Ianmeu me6 bort team, blep De
oaglige Sob mig en- gprbe; inOtil ef.
fer at ieg bop6e bespnot at BRUCE
@rape.Nuts 8oob til TO RaaItiber
ON 9agen. Otter at ies baobe brugt
oenne Ssoe t to Tiger, fslte leg iom
ct mt Wenneife. Min Sorbsielie bar
uomarfet, mine @erper fire % leg
bar fuIb al @nergi.
Seq trpnerte for Sob paa en- Wil
og en- balp MiI Zoe Sob, iom freezer
ian meaen llbboIOenbeb), % be LANCE
oagIiae Sob, Der for baboe bGret en-
iaobau gprbe for mig, be blep mig
MI Inn iom en- Seq. Seq bandit | beg.
ee De nepnte Sob.
"@rape.Nrts SooS broste mig | en-
~ppperlis Sorfotning % gan mig nit
"Stoal'. Sffe oIene min fpiifte Til
itano bar ubmGrtet % min S99t til
taact, men mine Eanfer bar iaa flare
% pirtiomme, al leg til mine Sttoier
lite trGnete mere emo bet babe al oen
Sib, iee for bauoe bruet. De Heite
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bruaer MI Grape.
Riits, ba DC bar l9rt bens 8prbi at
fienbe, men iee tror Dog, at NIT Bio.
nesbprb life otI o9re forgiRpes, -
oct fuuoe fanife brinee noeen til
at lore, bporIe0es De bebite ReiuI.
tater ton opnaaeS."
! Der er Ell @runo for @irfninaer,
al @rape.gt,Its Sooo paa bet menne.
ifeIise Seseme "a Sieruen. 8isie
glementer | Speoe % 9pg err no
paIste nleb iGrIiat SenbIif poa beres
epne til at sieropbpeee Siernen oe
aterpecentrerne. 8robuftet or Der.
paa ombpsgeIia % pioenifabeIis til.
berebt, iaa bet let fan forbsies. 81.
ter to eGer ire Tigers Drug oil girf.
ninsen, iauOeI I IesemIis iom aanoe.
lis Senieenoe, pare iaa fremtreoenoe,
at oct nGiteu ioor Gras al no9et una.
hrIist. 9es "Sbe &oas to @el.
bile" | bper gaffe. Der er en-
@ruub."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27

fin SiRIs GorIis enoun boIber fat
peb BAN, iaa ban fremoeIes peo be.
res Si4Ip er iftnnb til at bolbe fig
oppe ! en- Del at gsorse, bpcr ban
cpersaor Norbenbinben ieIp | @arif.
beb. Boa bet at bans Gnbifab IN
life IRngere ffoI rate mob be nifpI.
oige, befaler pi eoer ale os enbper at
paaminbe paa bet ombpgselisite belle
bet norife Soil, at bet life maa IN.
BERTHA fig til berefter at fslge BAN
eIer pbe BAN tioaen giitonb. 8 on.
oct GaIo ifoI s erflGre Dem, Tom life
tager benne aobnriel til Sierte, er.
eofnmmmicerebe; 8 ffaI lilffe airfer.
ne % ! belle ben Del at Rorge, iom
ablpber BAN, life foretage noset fir.
felist Saframent nnbtasen garne.
oaab og bsenoes GfriftemaaI, lige.
Tom s osiaa ffal neate bans SilbGn.
gere firfeIig 9eerapelie."
Oct er ct 8epis paa Sperres Stor.
beb, at ban life Loo fig iframme al
iaaoant. Selp bar ban pgiaa Tor
bleoen lat | Ban. og iom Spar Der.
paa lob ban forfatte Ell afbanbling,
bpori ban tiIilut afgioer en- Grille.
ring, for bpis SfpIb man meo NOT.
iaa COB @runb funOe faloe Song
Sperre en- af @eformationens 5orIs.
bere. Gan flyer: "8un og S%nteroift
frpgter ri alene for bore Sptoers
og for ben Sfam bet er, naar
SoIf faar otbe ON ben
SorbaaneIie. Men Ri frpgter lite for
bIipe uretf9rbie osmte Of @ub
ielu. Obi ban bsmmer ingen onoen
emo ben, iom ret en-; % oelto
n9rmere er bans retfRroige Dom til
biPlpe en- Wanb, 10 mere oenne
iorrettes at Menneifene meo blange
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
Sefienotsjoreiie.

9ecorab arebs afboIb.r tit 5sitmsbr
| 8ecornb, Soma, Bait. :. o. SousenS
staIo, fra Sirsoae ben Sbe Sftober ill
o. meb SenOae ben 13be. @sbet be-
8rnSer Sirsoas Sormiooag ST. 1890
meb @uostieneite % Mtersnug.
Baa ~eftermibbas feires Yait. Sous
gems 25sGars gmbeosiubiI9um. ON
aiteren bodies @uSstencite. 9e fol-
9enoe Gage iamtaIes Der ion be opitils
IeSc acknowledgements. @ubstieneits
on a~fteuerue.
Ssnbag ~dfiluttes RsSet meS en- itsrre
Risiiuusfcit. SrGbiteu pe Saler bill Bile
be boIot al forifieui9e Yreiter. Offer til
Nisiioner optases. Sor6anoIings0iers
itano er ben 3oie @en, 8aitor Roitrsm
tnoIeoer. q. u. On. Sorm.
6. 3. Or. @rsnIiS, Setr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-27
en- frYetelie StraHeoom.

Oct bar Ell f~rpgtelig StraifeSom,
iom Rapefirfen | fine Selmagtsoage
funoe laoe fomme oper ct 2ano peo
at belGgge oct meo Snteroiftet, iom
bet fables. 9ette bar e~ns6etpoenbe
meo at iRtte belle 2anbet / Dan, ioet
a0e airfer luffebes, og oct blep 9re.
lterne forbuot at forrette 0esie eaer
Sfriftemaal, eller at r9ffe nogen
Ataoperen eaer begraue nosen / fri.
item Soro. Get er panifelist for os
at foreitile os, bbor alporlig en- Gag
bette bar paa Den Sib, ba Solf enbnu
lite pibite onbet, emo at 8apens &sIt
bar SUBS Rsit. 3aor ct 2ano be.
lagbeS meb Snterbiftet. iIogeS Der.
for alt Solicit meb SfrGf; Der por
6orpirring og RpoieI oper alt.
Get bar / 1893 / Song Sperre 81.
gltroSisns Sio, at Rorge fsrIte Gang
blep bela9t meb Snterbift. Sperre
bapbe ligget / Strib meb 9iifppper.
lie, ION i @rling StotfeS Gage baooe
faaet aItior Itor Rpuoigbeb, % ban
baooe erflpret, at o9iaa giifopperne
ifplOte 2pbigbeb moo aon9en. Der
bleu bn floget til 8apeitoIen / Som.
SnnocentS Den treble bar bengans
Gaue. San bar life blot ben melt
mpnotge og m9eti9e al ale Eaper,
men aiorOe fig ogiaa til ben itsrIte
al ~peroslt9e Spriter. Senne Rnpe
bar oct oItiao, iom ubiteote en- 9uae
mob Song Sperre % ollie bans SoIf.
Gen er ct interesiant 9ofumeut, iom
Ell itiIet til Ror9eS grfebiip % andre
Ereiter. 9eri beoer bet bI. a. iaa.
le6eS:
"8i tror nisieIig, at Serren ntaa
booe billet itrafie ebers % bet belle
norife Soils Spuoer, ibet ban bar
iilobt Sperres tpranuiife 9rupm.
beo % ~ofifpeIise 8oIoiombeo / ben
8roo ot faa Suerbaauo oper eoer %
oct belle &ige, at ban et alene bar be-
mGetieet iig &ouaeSsmmet - %
BET iom pi bsrer buerfen tfslge SOP
bingernes SaIg eller arpelig Het -
men at ban ogioa - ifisnt ban iom
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-11
WOULD DELAY REBUILDING

a second letter yesterday to the Board
of State Harbor Commissioners with
reference to the order of the board to
remove the Government scales from
the wharves. Stratton said that the
Howard street scales were the only
ones large enough to weigh structural
steel, which is arriving here in large
quantities. He said further that II
these scales were removed there will
be congestion and the very greatest
extent of delay in the rehabilitation
OF the city, for the reason that under
the law, in order to determine the
amount Of duty. these goods must be
weighed" A similar congestion would
be the result in the case of imported
coke and pig iron.