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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived

Mathew Turner from Redondo
ABERDEEN-Arriyed Feb 23-Stmr Newburg
hence FEB 20; stmr Norwood. hence Feb 19.
Arrived Feb 24-Stmr Carmel hence Feb 20;
stmr Newburg. hence Feb 20; stmr Thos L,
Wand, hence Feb 20; stmr Santa Monica hence
Feb n stmr Coronado, hence Feb 81.
Sailed Feb 24-Smr Bee, for San Francisco.
HADLOCK-Saied Feb 24-Nor stmr Thoda
Fagelund. for Port Pirie; ship Standard, for San
Arrived Feb 24-Br stmr Condor, from Eureka
COOS BAY-Sailed Feb 2NStmr NJ F.
Plsnt. for San Francisco.
FORT BRAGG-Sailed Feb 24-Stmr Coduille
River. for San Francisco.
ATOoSH-Passed in Feb 24-Schr Snow and
Burgess, hence Feb for Puget Sound; bark
A. Holden from San Pedro, for Port Townsend.
EUREKA-Arrived Feb 24-Stmr Prentiss.
hence Feb %; stmr Argo, hence Feb %; stmr
Sailed Feb 24-Stmr UniInak for San Fran
cisco; stmr Despatch. for San Francisco: bktn
Mary Winkelman. for Honolulu; schr Bertha
Dobeer, for San Diego.
BAND0N-Arrived Feb 24-Schr Bender Broth
ers hence Feb g.
Sailed Feb 24-Power schr Bessie K. for San
ASToRIA-sailed Feb -stmr Johan Poul-
sen, for San Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Sailed Feb 23-Bark Edward
FoREIGNG PORTS
VICToRIA-Sailed Feb 24-Nor stmr Tel1us,
for San Francisco.
Arrived Feb 23-Stmr Umatilla. hence Feb q
OCEAN STEAMERS
LIVERPooL,-Arrived Feb 24-stmr Csrmsnia.
sailed Feb 2Astmr Iberian. for Boston.
MoNILLE-Ssiled Feb 24-Stmr Columbia. for
NEW YoRK-Arrived Feb 24-stmr Etruria,
from Liverpool.
LYMOUTH-Arrived Feb 24-stmr Amerika.
from New York. for Cberbourg and Hamburg. and
UEENsTowN-ss4led Feb 24stmr Iu-
cania, for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25

A storm Of moderate energy is central of the
washington coast, moving slowly eastward II
has caused cloudy weather from the Tehachapi
northward and rain as far south as Central Cal
ifornia. High southeast winds are reported from
the mouth Of the Columbia River. The tenn
perature has remained nearly stationary in all
districts
Conditions are favorable for cloudy weather
with showers Monday In Northern California and
Nevada and fair weather in Southern California
WEATHER FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinlty-Showers Mon
day; fresh southerly wind
For Sacramento Valley-Showers Monday.
fresh south wind.
For San Joaquin Valley-Showers Monday;
light south wind
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Monday
light west wind.
G. a. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25

Exhibition of paintings by Jules
Pages. Vickery Galleries, 1744 Califor-
MIA street, commencing February 2o
sailing directions OF the world are kept at hand
for comparison and references, and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and all matters Of
interest TO ocean commerce. The time ball SER
vice has been suspended pending the reconstruc-
tion Of the tower of the Ferry building
]. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant o. s. N. In Charge
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25

Have you got your eyes open? schil-
ling's Best
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25
Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Feb. "a.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25
q. s. Branch Hydrographic once

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
Of expense. Nayigators cordially invited to
visit the Office where complete sets Of charts and
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25
lily CALL, INCLUDING SUNDAY

six Months . SO so
For periods of more than one year
the voting power of the subscriptions
will be as follows: Daily Call, 5000
votes for each year; Sunday Call. 75o;
Weekly Call. 500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25

oolIssum reopens. Roller ss.tlns .onlght.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25

Average snow on ground. 50 inches.
CVNOpSTC
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

Travellers sample door panels made of
heavy white and Arabian colored bobbinet,
with handsome Battenberg and Arabian
braided center pieces panels worth $500
special for Monday at 9Sc each.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
75c Feather Pillows 45c

Good soft feather pillows in fancy stripes
satin finish ticking covers; regular 75c pill
lows on sale Monday at 45c, to 10 a. M
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
S5c Travellers Carpet Samples 2Oc

500 travellers samples of best all wool in
grain carpets, / yard square and worth IS
each, on sale Monday from to 10 a. m
for 29c each.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

Full size double bed sheets, an extra heavy
linen finished quality, will stand laundering
and give lasting service; soc value at 49c,
to 10 a. m, Monday; 4 to customer.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06
Mccormick Mowers and Rakes
at Peoples Coop.

There is no case Of indigestion, no
matter how irritable or how obstinate
that will not he speedily relieved by
the use Of Kodol The main fac or in
curing the stomach otany disorder is
rest, and the only way TO get rest is to
actually digest the food for the stomach
itself Kodol will do &C. 1t is scien-
tific preparation Of vegetable acids CON
tanning the very same juices found In
n healthy stomach, Il conforms to the
Pure Food and Drugs LAW. Sold by
Peoples Coop. Institution.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06
NEWS SUMMARY

Tho strike Of journeymen carpen-
tors Of Newark, n. H., May /, ended
on the 2oth in a full victory for the
men.
/ T. F. Eckmau killed Leah Boyer at
resort near Chicago and then sui.
cided because the girl refused to mar.
~ him.
An entire family Of six negroes
were drowned near HoneV Grove.
Texas, as result Of the sudden rise
OF a creek
Salary advances averaging 10 per
cont all around have been granted by
the Burlington to emrloges over the
entire system
Three persons were killed by
asphyXiation and another was over.
come in Iawton avenue rooming
house St Louis
While fcrrymg man across the
North Platte river the boat turned
turtle and Archie Sheldon Of Gallo.
way, Neb., was drowned.
The two.ccnt passenger fare bill.
has been approved by Governor Den.
cen Of Illinois. This bill makes
straight two-ccnt mile limit on all
railroads in Illinois
AS the result of collision OF troll
ley cars at Elyria, Ohio, on Dccora.
ton day. four people were killed and
thirteen seriously injured. eight OF
whom viii probably die
The absoluHst regime is now in fun
operation in Portugal. King Charles
has signed number OF dccrscs
granting subsidies and increasing the
salaries of civil servants, etc.
George Bunham, Jr., former gcncr-
al counsel of the Mutual Reserve Lite
Insurance company, who is now scrv-
ihs = term in Sing Sing for gram
larceny, is to have a now trial
The case against Mrs. Cramer,
charged with the murder of her hus.
band at Page, n. D., last February,
has been dismissed. Two juries dis.
agreed, the last one being out IS |
hours.
The appeal of Count Doni de Gas.
tellane against the decision of the
court, granting a divorce to his wife,
has again been postponed. 1t prob.
ably will not be heard until Decem.
Der.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06

SIX tons OF ice is being manufac-
tured daily at Caldwell About 80 per
cent of the product is consumed in
Caldwell and the rest is shipped to
customers in other towns
James Ferguson, Of welser, fell
from tram at Nampa. his head
struck the platform, and he sustained
fracture Of the skull, but his. injur.
les are not regarded as serious.
Tho Twin Fails Land & Water com.
pany is preparing to construct works
for the reclamation Of 10000 acres OF
cream land above the present canal
System between Miner and Hansen.
The Owyhee County development
company has secured rightsof.wey
Tor canals and sites for reservoirs at
romejale. or the land y. opposed to
be reclaimed, 1000 acres belongs to
the state.
John Davis, aged IS, was accident
ally shot at a sheep camp 25 miles
from Carey while handling a reyolv.
err The bullet entered the right
groin and the boy succumbcd twenty.
four hours later
Governor GoodinS has appointed Dr..
J. l.. Cougnt Of Gcncssec, a member
Of the State Board OF Health to take
the place Of Or. Springer of Boise,
member OF the board, who was Just
elected secretary OF H.
The saloon men of Wallace will
tost the Sunday rest law, one of the
saloon men having been arrested for
keeping open house on Sunday. At
torncys will he sent to Boise to fight
the case through tho highest courts
In tho carly part of July James r. |
Garfield, secretary of the Interior is
to visit Boise, accompanied by mum
Der of other prominent officials. for |
the purpose OF becoming personally |
familiar with land matters in the |
west.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06
IDAHO STATE NEWS

1t is estimated that the wool ship.
ments from Caldwell this season will
reach 100000 pounds.
The Caldwell creamery is produc-
ing 1900 pounds Of butter per week
getting cream from about 400 COWS.
The state bank examiner has au.
thorzed new bank at Meridian, this
safe, with a capitalization Of $685.
ooo, to open for business.
A number OF sportsmen are organ.
izing the Mountainous Blue Rock
Gun club. About so men have signi.
fed their intention to join the club
Through the efforts of the CONNER
cial club arrangements have been
made for the establishment of fruit
and vegetable canning plant at Cald-
we'll
The G. P. Hartley ranch and nurs.
cry of ESQ acres, within two miles Of
Caldwell, on the north side of the
Boise river, was sold recently fol-
$4,000.
Fred GILL young man OF Yost, in
Jumping from a wagon to escape a
runaway team, broke his leg, and was
forced to crawl three miles to secure
assistance.
The eleventh convention of the Ida.
no State Sunday School association
will be held in Nampa beginning
Tuesday, June 49, and closing on
Thursday, June 90
The ButterHeld Livestock company
of Welser is shearing between $4,000
and 10000 head OF sheep this season,
the wool clip Of which will amount TO
about 100000 pounds,
Although the snowfall in Owyhee
county was below the normal the wa
ter supply will he excellent, as there
las been no excessive melting of the
snow in early spring,
All stomach troubles are quickly re
licved 10y taking n little KOdol after
each meal Kodol goes directly TO the
sent Of the trouble, strengthens the
digestive organs, supplies The natural
digestive juices an dig 's's wha 20
eat. It Is a simple, clean, pure, harm.
less remedy. Don't neglect your st0n-
ach. Take a little Kodol after each
meal aud see how good il makes you
feel. Money back if It tails Sold 10y
Peoples Co OPP Institution
The Boise & Interurban company is
preparing to build a park, TO cost
100000 four miles down the valley
from Boise, erect buildings and pre-,
pare an artificial lake and make a
pleasure resort second to none in the
state,
The Mouopole hotel at Jordan Val,
ley has been destroyed by FIRE, en-
falling a loss of about 100000 with
only $4,000 insurance. Seven valu-
able horses we're burned in the barn,
It is believed a tramp set Are to the
building.
state Treasurer c. A. Hastings has
issued a call for the redemption OF
the last of the bonds issued by the
state in 1895 for the building OF the
Lewiston and Albion state normal
schools. The original bond issue was
for $4,000
Herbert Webster OF Rathdrum and
Miss Grace stockbndge Of Wallace
we're married at Rathdrum as the re-
suit Of a dare Friends ioklngly
dared them to so through the mar
riage ceremony. and the couple
r---aa saaa-
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06
Sold and P"~Ornrncnded by
T. J. WadsWo rth

uehcr GICEs. aLcL - years. -:
- hurs, met an accidental death
thirteen mics south OF Bows, New,
where he was driving = tourhorso
cam. He fell from the wagon Sod
Doth wheels passed over his chest,
causing a hemorrhagc.
twenty-five lincmcn employed by
The Bell Telephone company in
Boise and members OF the Boise Elec.
trical Workers Union, have gone on
a strike In sympathy with the EN-
ployes Of that company in Salt Lake,
Who recently walled out.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil for such emergencies. IT
subdues the pain aud heals the hurts
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06

You can't tell a wonan's age after she
takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Her complexion is fine. She Is
round, plump, and handsome; in fact
she is young again IS cents, Tea or
Tablets.
r. J wadsworth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06

Paint now. Use 8. w. paint
Peoples Coop,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06

We do not make Stamp Photos but we DO MAKE
Life Size down to Cabinet and Garland our prices
are reasonable considering the work you get.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-20
HOPE TO RAISE FUNDS
FOR THE CAP!T0LA TRIP

To raise funds to send delegates 80
the Capitola conference, beginning
March 29. the Young Women's Chris
tian association will give an entertain
ment Thursday night.
Miss Amelia G. Johnson, Miss Mar
garet Henderson and Miss NeVa Chap
pell have been selected TO represent the
secretaries at the convention, and mem-
bers of the board who will attend are
Mrs. Frank A. Dewey, president; Mrs,
z. D. Mathuss, Mrs e. r. Smith, Mrs
II. W. Mills, Mrs. A. G. Fessenden
Mrs. Henry W. Brodbeck and Mrs. W.
j. Chichester. The Y. w. c. A. clubs
have not yet decided whom they will
send.
Rev. william Horace Day, pastor of
the First Congregational church, and
Rev. Francis A. WILDER of the Univer-
sity of Kansas will conduct the Bible
study of the session, DR.. Howard
Agnew Johnson of New York. who is
returning from a missionary trip around
the world, and Rev. Dwight E. Potter
of Oakland will be among the chief
speakers of the conference Miss Flor
ence Sills, who has passed the last few
months in Los Angeles, viii be the
leader OF the session.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-20
JUDGE ADVISES
RECONCILIATION.
REFL5ES TO GRANT DIVORCE
DECREE
compels Husband Who Seeks separa-
ton to Pay Fifteen Dollars a
Month to Support Wife
and Child

"If It were within the power of this
court would rule that you two people
go back to living with each other and
spend the rest of your days in happi-
ness as you should. 1t Is probably un
fortunate that this court has no such
power and therefore 1 will do the next
best thing by denying both of you
divorce and by ordering that the plain
tiff pay his wife SIS a month for the
support of herself and child"
Such was the unusual order of Judge
Houser of department three Of the su-
perior court yesterday by deciding the
divorce case of Frank e. Wright
against Belle Wright.
Both contestants have passed the
prime of life and have entered the
shadows Wright has been married be-
fore, and girl from the first marriage
was his particular pet.
After his second marriage trouble be-
gan to brew in the family. He was
too old to begin over again. He quar-
relied about small things and his wife
did not seem to be able to break down
the barrier of woe and misery.
Woman Tells Troubles
A little boy, born to them, only
caused the trouble to become more pro-
nounced. Mrs. Wright became very i'll,
suffering from trouble of such nature
as to make her almost an invalid.
FINALLY. came the separation and then
the suit for divorce brought by Wright,
who alleged his wife had deserted him.
Mrs. Wright filed a cross-complaint al
leging neglect and the case came UP
for trial yesterday.
On the witness stand Wright told of
his wife's alleged desertion. He was
followed by his wife, who told of many
of the household troubles. She stated
that Wright did not care for the things
she cooked for him; that she had al
ways provided plenty, and that she
tried to get the things he liked, but that
for some reason or other she could not
suit him. She alleged that he was care
less of attention to her and that ne
rarely gave her any clothing.
And then, as the greatest grief of her
existence, she told that Wright gave
more to his daughter by the first mar
riage than he did to the son by the sec
ond marriage and that he practically
ignored the little boy.
The question of the trial was then
raised by the contending attorneys as
to how much attention little boy
needs.
Wright is a tall, gaunt specimen OF
manhood and his attorney contended
that coddling wasn't one of his virtues
The attorney for Mrs. Wright alleged
that all little boys ought to have some
coddling from their papas and little
blonde head back in the audience nod
ded a vigorous assent.
When the testimony had all beer
given Judge Houser advised the couple
to make up their differences and &c
home and be happy and fixed an allow
ance for the woman and her son at I'll
a month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-20
CHARGE RAILROADS
CRUEL TO ANIMALS
COMPLAINTS FILED AGAINST
THE SANTA FE
United States Attorney Files Seven
Counts, in Two of Which the
Southern Pacific Is
implicated

The troubles of the Santa Fe rail-
road, already indicted in the United
States district court on charges of Civ
ing rebates, were added to yesterday
by the filing of complaints charging the
road with violation of the government
cruelty to animals act. The Southern
Pacific is also accused in the last two
of the seven counts against the road.
United States District Attorney Lawier
filed the complaints yesterday morning.
A fine of $500 may be imposed IN each
case.
The act provides that all cattle shall
be watered, fed and cared for properly
when they are being shipped, and that
a rest of five out of every twenty-eisht
hours shall be given them. The COM
pany is charged in the first count
against it of violating the act in bring
ing a consignment of cattle from Selig-
man, Ariz., to Los Angeles. The COM
plants allege that they were not cared
for or watered, and that they were
crowded in the cars for forty-eight
hours without rest. j, H. Haley of
Seligman was the shipper of the cattle.
r. e. Burns of Seligman is mentioned
in the second count as the sh pper OK
another carload of cattle which, II -
alleged, were carried under similar Con-
ditions. Both carloads were consigned
to the Cudahy Packing company
The third count makes charges 81
similar disregard of the law. and says
that seventy-nine animals were carried
forty-seven hours without rest.
The last two shipments, mentioned IN
the sixth and seventh counts. were sent
over the Maricopa, Phoenix & salt
Lake railroad. as well as the Santa Re,
and in this way the Southern Pacific
which is the owner of this road Is also
made amenable to the charges
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-20
Eor saueezIna only

Darling" he implored, give me
what want i'm this pressing need"
And with a soft, sweet smile, the
lovely girl to whom he was appealing
handed him a lemon.
For he was making lemonade for the
party, and needed one to squeeze.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-20
V|TR|F|ED BRICK
TO Be MATERIAL
EARLY PAVING OF SUNSET
BOULEVARD ASSURED
Estimated Cost Figured Down to Six
teen Cents a Foot a Year for Ten
Years-Address by j. Mills
Davies, Secretary

Important action was taken at the
regular meeting of the Sunset Boule-
ward Improvement association held
Monday night, Vitrited brick was de-
cided upon as the best material for
paving Sunset boulevard. A delegation
from Edendae was present by invita-
ton to explain their objection to being
included i'm the proposed assessment
district. After a lengthy discussion the
question of including or leaving out
Edendale was deferred until the next
regular meeting, April l.
The estimated cost of paving to each
lot in the proposed assessment district
is 16 cents per front foot per year
for ten years If the work is done und'f
the Nrooman act.
j. Mills Davies, secretary, delivered
an interesting address, The recon-
mendation made i'm the address, to have
the advisory board, together with the
president and secretary, investigate the
method adopted some years ago for hn-
proving streets in Hollywood district
was unanimously adopted.
"Do 1t Now"
Preceding decisive action taken by
the association, j. Mills Davies secre-
tary of the Sunset Boulevard associa-
tion, delivered a telling address from
manuscript as follows:
"OVer twenty-five years ago the
writer frequently predicted, editorially
in the Weekly Mirror and afterwards
in the early days of the Times, that
Los Angeles eventually would reach
from the mountains to the ocean. The
assumption was based upon the
climatic attractions of Southern Gait
fornia to wealthy invalids and homa-
seekers who would, when benefited and
otherwise charmed with this incom-
parable climate, urge others to come.
This would mean the whole rapidly
growing North American continent to
draw from and an ever increasing
army of invalids and homeseekers as
prospective settlers. AT that time most
people regarded the prediction as eX-
tremely optimistic If not visionary but
for many years past no one doubts its
consummation.
I'm 1880 the Baker block on North
Main street was the business center OF
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-20
BOLD ROBBER ATTEMPTS
A DARING H0LDUP

Throw up your hands," coolly said a
smiling young man to Nicholas Maui
coronel in his winery at Alhambra and
Hancock streets late Monday night.
Maucoronel thought the man was jok-
ing and laughed. The strangers man
ner quickly changed. He picked up an
iron bar which was on the counter and
struck Maucoronel on the side of the
head. The wine merchant lodged and
the force of the blow was lost.
At that moment MaucoronePs SON
in-law entered the store, and seizing
large hammer started for the holdup
man, who fed.
Nothing was secured by the robber.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-20
REFUNDS MONEY AND
is RELEASED BY POLICE

]. A, Robinson, who was arrested last
week on charges of passing worthless
checks. was released yesterday morn
ing, as, according to the police, he had
paid back the money.
Robinson is said to have passed
checks to the amount of S105 and to
have embezzled 1915 belonging to a San
Francisco firm, for whom he was col
lecting. 1t is said the man admitted
to the police that the accusations
against him were true.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-20
Sasae &asx@@ Sxse SAung
man while he held the man up with a

man while he held the man up with a
gun.
She further testified that Supple had
tried to persuade her to wear mems
clothes to assist them in the robberies
and holdups In that way, she said,
she had been forced at the point of a
gun into acting as accomplice to high
way robbery and all the grief of her
shame and humiliation found vent in
her voice as she told the story of her
fear of Cronin.
Prisoners Wife in Court
AS for Supple, his case was doubly
hard because of the fact that his wife
and his 5-year-old son were in court
at the time of the preliminary exami-
nation and the little lad called aloud
to attract the attention of his father.
Both men were held for trial in the
superior court in very short order. That
was only the first step. The evidence
given by the woman who had been
their companion, the cold, relentless
tones waned them that their fate would
be hard.
They did not wish to risk trial be-
fore a jury. Cronin had been in state
prison before. Both were young men
and the charges against them were as
severe as any other than murder that
could be brought against them, yet they
hurried before Judge Smith yesterday
afternoon and pleaded guilty.
Begs for Mercy
Supple begged for mercy. He told the
court that his habit of eating cocaine
had caused his downfall
They took their sentences without a
murmur and went back to the county
jail
Mrs. Boutwell, will be freed, her con-
dition being all the punishment she will
receive. The wife and child of Supple
viii be cared for by one of supplies
relatives.