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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-01
Return Limit 70 California Excursion
Tickets Extended,

The regular return limit Of the win
ter excursion tickets to California has
heen extended to six months and the
price of,tickets advanced IS. For in
formation inquire OF z. &. Smith
agent o. r. & NJ. Pendleton 70
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-01
FRUIT 5cANNERY +
IS PRQFITNBt[
SALEM CANNERY EX-
PENDED OVER $780, 900.

First Years Operation Of Mutual
Company Proves Success-High
Prices Paid for Fruit and Large
Sums Paid Out in Labor and I'M
provements--Dividend Declared on
the Investment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-01

Since the people of Freewater are
contemplating the erection of fruit
cannery in the near future the fol-
lowing statement concerning the mu-
tual cannery at Salem will be Of in
terest to them The Salem Journal
says of the cannery which mas been in
operation one year in that city:
The business of the Salem Mutual
Canning company the past year, must
have heen- very successful, Judging
from the way the company is circu-
lating It's money among the stock-
holders in the way of dividends, says
the journal The report at the an
nual meeting showed that nearly
| $4,000 had been expended in our
city in the way of purchasing fruit,
paying for labor and erecting build
ings. This was the result of the first
\ years work and must be gratifying
not only to the. frpitgrowers, but also
to the Salem business men, who unit
ed in making this enterprise possible.
The results are a good, illustration
of how wellait pays the business peo-
pie and the producers to Cooperate
in such undertakings. It not only
made a good market for !. fruit and
gave employment for labor by the
hundreds, but the result has been to
circulate nearly every dollar thus dis
tributed aomng the business, men OF
our city 3tR 4NEGN'EE M
dividend of per cent was de-
clared at the annual melting, and is
now being paid out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
Dr. Lyons
Doth Powder
Cleanses and peautifies the
teeth and purif1es the breath.
Used by people Of refinement
for over q quarter Of a century.
Convenient for tourists.
PREPARED ~
|a&a~,a. 12c

dale, IS, (Koernerj. Is to s. third. Time
Los. Halifax. Jennie, Wells and Cen
Seventh rave. flye furlongs; selling
Scallop, 100. (E Dugan), to 5. sec
ond; Hosimire, 9S. a.. Hennessyl, is to
Henry Sr q s Rs es Be- of sePP Soe
nix, Blue Ban. Ariel, Bereaud, Jr., Raj
monde. Alex Grant. Slumperless. We'd
ding and Former ran.
Entries MT Grnvesend.
First race, abo.tt six furlongs. SELL
ing-Don Hamilton, 1875; Robin Hood,
Jacobite. lis: Pretenston, Ill; Tim
McGrath. King Cole. Mary Ann, 10s;
Niger Mike, 111; Anita Lady. 1os;
mus r 100: Royal u onyx. G 81: Golden a West.
p6: woodwitch 96; Mollie Ball, 90;
LAmour. Blue Dale, 81; punky. 81.
Second race. steeplechase handicap,
Kernel l47: Delcanta, lag: Sun Glow.
IA. hickman. 141: Orc, 1856; Tallaheen.
Sandaiwood, 1856: Dave Lewis, Brennus,
1s2: Blue Pigeon. 1870.
enty yards..Tofaion. iae: prooxdaie
Numph. 100; Alteration, Ill; Court
zienap; 81; Bemfss. 81; Misgivings. ss;
Fourth race, the Bedford. seiling,
fve furlongs-Royal vane. Alauda, 1o6;
Ella O'NeiII, Blue Heron. Laura Clay,
Montauk, HolIister, Hiacko, 81; Youth
f na; Vi g; Mansfield Rustic. Aimee c. 81
Fifth race. selling, mile and sixteenth
Bulls Eye. 113; Juggler, 10s; Stamp
ing Ground, 105; King Henry, r.. U.
Arm, 1o4; Tipping. 100; Crafty. 81: Lin
s 81 Acrobat s 81 ooaSl Magma steila. a.
sixth race. five furiongs-Dead Gone,
| lie: Hacket. Hiacko. 1o7; Araze, Har-
court. Sir Cleger, BQlando. Sunkeyson
Vote. voltrome. Great Dame, Flower
~ Entries ut I.atonin.
Cincinnati June s.--The entries for
Langiewood. SO: wedgewood. 90; ston-
er Hill, 100; Ricuey, lo1; Plantland. 1o2i
Mike sutton, LOG; Cabiegram. 1os;
second race. four furiongs, purse
saliie Barry, Balia, The Bias. Cousin
| Frances. Gracious Dame. Mammie
Dfnk. Esther B., 90; Hester Zorra,
Brown Mary, Demonstrate. 1913; Lady
Third race. six furiongs. selling.
Wald Violet, 80; Marmorean, 81; Varl
Gray, 90; Monere, 93; Demo, So; Mat
tie Mack 81; Caroline W. 100; Bone
1os: Husted, io4: Kieinwood. Braden
Happy Jack, los: Careless. LOG: Allen
Fourth race, Latonia Derby, mile
and half--Beau Brummel. Ill: Owe
lando. Old Honesty, Red Gauntlet, The
Abbot, Still Alarm, Bottles. ia; Gar
gantua. III; Prince Ahmed. 122: Pink
Star. 127.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs,
purse-Rexail, Epitome. 81: billy Bow
| legs, So; Orlandot, Sabado, 101: Colonel
Brady, i0s; Hollow, 106; Honest. u.s.:
Sixth race, mile, seliing-Della
Thorpe. 81; Solly NJ, 81; star Fairy. 80
Gold Spray, 81; Hazel Patch, ssi Web
quest, Scalplock, 104; Shawana, 1o6;
Great, 1917; Princess Orna, 10S; Lieu
tenant Rice. Ill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
MOBILE TAKES LAST
HILE BRUNER ADDS ANOTHER To
HIS LIST.
May For Columbus Team, Pitched q
Fine Game But Was Given Poor
support--Seore 4 to 2.

Mobile, June S.--(speciaL) Mobile
took the last game of the series from
the Columbus bunch this afternoon by
the score of four to two, Bill Drummer,
adding another victory to his list.
The first run of the set trickled
across in the third inning. when Boyd
hit to left, went to second on a pass
ed ball. was sacrificed to third and he
and Thornton who had walked and
stole second Both scored when Jones
threw fielding ball into the negro
bieachers.
Columbus tied the score up with three
hits and a squeeze play which, while
fizzle, was enough to get the visitors
The Mobile bunch did not like the
idea OF having things tied up and in
their half of the sixth inning, they
added two more to the list with an
error, a passed ball and q double by
Boyd.
May for the visitors. pitched a good
game and should have won, allowing
the Mobile team only five hits, but the
miserable support accorded him. lost
Brnnner pitched good game. though
not UP to his standard, the visitors
hitting him pretty hard and often, not
withdrawing that seven of them fell
~, safe farritorv for hits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
DILLARD-PHELPs.
Montgomery Young Man weds In AN
taxHravfyget

4 z T. Il
Autaugaville. June Especial -
Manys persons assembled at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church in Autauga-
Vile Thursday afternon to witness the
ceremony which united Miss Mary
Phelps. formerly of Eufaula. to DR.. j.
r. billiard, of Montgomery, Rev. w. J.
Simmons officiating.
The church was beautifully and ar
tistically decorated with Southern snai-
The double heart under which the
couple stood was unique in design.
The guests were ushered in by Misses
Rosa Gibson. Norma McNeel. Ida
Thompson and Louise Houser. These
little misses were clad in white with
lace and ribbons
The organ was presided over by Miss
Annie Louise Howard. who rendered
some splendid music to entertain the
waitign guests, until the approach of
the bridal party which was announced
by strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march.
The little ushers were followed by
the beautiful matron of honor. Mrs.
F. D. Howard, in an exquisite gown
of lingerie with round thread and
cluny lace, a picture hat and carrying
pink carnations.
The bride. carrying an arm cluster
of white carnations. entered on the
arm of her cousin. f.. d. Howard, who
gave here away.
They were met at the altar bv the
groom with his best man, DR.. shackle-
ford.
The bride was attired In an elegant
travelling suit of champagne and brown.
which enhanced her loveliness.
The couple left at once for James
town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

nmeexw cf Douthern STAGES Eunber
Cernpany say An 81 the Ttmber
near lGl1lvfew Has Beee

Pensscola, Fla. June 9 fepecial.) II
The Southern States humber Company
today announced tne dennite c.os,ns 81
shonf 6fteen uilef west OF Pensacola.
.n6 slso that II IL tho intshtion Of the
comnauv to movst the machinery and
souipment 10 some point In Alabama,
nrobably 10 Atmore, and y not further
Scrfh Il EscAmbia County. Alabama
ne rsasou Of the clofing down Of
ma large plant II that al Of the avail
sbls timber In the territory adjacent
Is the mills and reached BY the rail-
roads has been cut. ne last piece OF
saedinw the mill for the past thirty
years Was cut Tuesday ana when this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
THE RACES
Results at Gravesend.

New York. June s.--Montgomery, the
z to fayorite, won the Broadway
end today. beating Arctic and Frank
victory in the Great American stakes
at I'VE furlongs. Cohort led from the
a half lengths from Masque, an added
starter, with the favorife. Bar None,
third third Colin, = r Keene,s great stall
away before the race. going about
First race. selling; mile and six
i. won; Herman. SO. lPrestonJ. to l. i,
70 i. third. Time. f:i7 i-5' i New I; =
P PS5a 3aaP pp srsdyh tIe tlf .Syss
Disaster. and Lord Stanhope ran.
Second race. Greater New York
steepleehase: about two and one-half
to S, won: Rocket. 1872. CWilsonJ. 50 to
l. second; Dick Shaw. 1913, (ReaganC,
is to l. third. Time. 0.57. Commo-
Third race. Great American stakes;
five furlongs-Cohort. IFS, (Lowel. &
to /, won; Masque. lis. lMartinj. & to
to seio4 t6rd Bar Time Mon Foo 3lS SAL SK9s0Hs
Chapultepec, King James. Falcada,
Wave Crest, King Sol, Ben Fleet. Rob
ert Cooper and Sudden Start ran
Fourth race, Broadway stakes; mile
and a observation-disclosures lis,
(Radtke). Z to 5, won: Arctic. Ito,
(Troxler), to 2. second: Frank Gil.
1:4s As. ramaceo. Hickory, and Min
Fifp1 race. Gentlemen's Cup; about
ma mani, / TO 1. won; Ontario. isS,
(O'Brien1 IA to 8, second; Ed Ball. 146,
lCassidyJ,1E to l, third. Time, 1:12 is.
Master Of Aft. ARABIC. Phoebus. Prog
ress, Yankee Belle and The Wrestler
A Sixth race. tjx furiongs-voorhees.
1os. e. Dugan). ! to 2. won; Dreamer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
FAREWELL no NH. LAzENBY.


Interesting Exercises To Be Held In
Evergreen Today.
Evergreen, June S.--(SpeciaL) "A
service of much interest to the people
OF Evergreen will be held on Sunday
night at the Methodist Church in this
city It Will be an occasion when
Evergreen people will bid farewell to
Rev. Marion e. Lazenby, who will
leave Evergreen In short time as
missionary from the Methodist Church
to- Cuba.
The various congregations OF the
town will join In this service, and an
interesting program has been arranged
Tor the occasion. Short addresses will
be made by Rev. ]. B. Cumming. pas
tor OF the First Church, Pensacola, and
President of the Board OF Missions Of
the Alabama Conferences: Rev. Richard
Hail pastor Of the Evergreen Baptist
Church; Rev. B. C.. Glenn. presiding
elder OF the Pensacola District, and
Rev. NJ. E. Lazenby.
Mr.. Lazenby is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
J. p. Lazenby OF this city, He is a
young man of the highest moral and
Christian character and has bright
and hopeful future before him. He has
lust graduated from the Southern Uni
vefsity at Greensboro and Is well
equipped to take up the important and
responsible duties that he has been
called to perform.
Kne following is the program:
Organ voluntary.
Song by choir.
Song. No. IS. Revival. ANY stars in
My Crown"
Scripture, Acts / Is: XII. Ia
Son. Who is Ready" No. 145. Re-
vival.
Address. Rev. !. B. Cumming. pres
ident Board Of Missions OF Alabama
Conference.
Song. The Fight is On" No. lss.
Revival
Address. Rev. Richard Han, Pastor
Baptist Church.
Song. war Song Of Cuban Patriots.
Address. Rev. n. e. Lazenby, Mis-
sionary to Cuba.
Solo. Mr.. w. G. crumpton.
Address, Rev. b. c.. Glenn, Presiding
Elder Pensacola District
Song. "A Little Bit OF Love-" No. ~.
Revival.
A proposal.
Song. my Happy Home" No. 50,
Revival
Benedfction.
The mems prayer meeting. which
was inaugurated by Rev. r. r. Jones
at the close of the recent revival meet
ing here. will he held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock In the Methodist
i Church.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr.. walter Bailey and Miss
Annie Brown. both OF this city. The
marriage will take place on next We'd
nesday evening. June IL. at the home
Of Mrs. Emma Brown.
Henry Irwin of Montgomery, who
has been In the city for several days,
returned home today. While here he
spent several days with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
FINE HOME IS SOLD
MOBILE. RESIDENCE TO BECOME
UNDERTAKING EsTABLisHMENT
xohr f,arter.n Negro Barber, Falls Dead
In HIS PInce~-L. q n. Urged
to Use New
Depot.

Mobile, June s.--tspeciai IAN I'M
,,ortar,t real estate deal was consum-
mated today when Colonel p. X: Sui,
gess sold to the Roche undertskin !.
Company the property at the nortne 7.
corner Of state and St.. Joseph streels
I THE price IL not given but y Is prop.
ably that 1t took handsome sum =
change the title Of the propelsy -.
- viii, he turned into modern un-
Asr+aEine establishment, and one OF
M f,nest anywhere The building ano
lawn win be beautified or rather tne
heartv will be enhanced ana IN tne
rear win be constructed an exceiien'
barn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

for stations, any breed r. Pabst's Sir
Humphrey won the first prize; in the
pairs. competition. 4-year -old or over.
Alfred b. MacLay of New York, with
Marguerite Margrave and Rose Worthy.
won the first prize; In the 2-year-olds
hackney niles, competition. Mr.. Pabsts
Matchless Princess was SECOND, and IN
the single harness horses, composition.
Alfred q. Vanderbilt's Rushing SILK
was third.
In the afternoon Mr.. MacLay won
the first prize in the competition for
the best road rig with Auditor B., ana
won the second prize with Rose
In the road teams. composition. Mrs.
Vanderbilt won the first prize with -FOUR
crews. the owner driving.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

Nice businessi
Malarky made it three straight
No more games at Capitol Heights
until the list of July.
Pretty good record--nine out of thir-
teen; one of them ted
Chief thinner was lost in meditation
when Warrender scored in the sixth.
Shreveport yesterday asked for waivt
ers on Becker and Graff1us. Montgom-
cry waived on Graflus, but refused to
waive on Becker. which looks as II
President Gamblers has notions about
/ him.
Yates was released yesterday and
went back to Chicago. Hansen will
play right field on this trip.
Bert Maxwell hurt his pitching hand
and won't be able to work for a week.
Walsh will pitch In New Orleans to-
day and Sam Weems tomorrow.
Hickman seemed to have Ball buffa
1oed yesterday, but Ball came pretty
near hitting him for a home run-only
Ii happened to be foul.
The fans will listen to Jack Higgins
for the next month. The first one will
be this afternoon, when he VIII give
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

Al change in officers OF the SalvatIon
Army occurred today, when Captain
and Mrs. w. r. odom of jackson.
Miss. arrived and relieved CAPTAIN w.
r. Harmon. who has been in charge OF
the work for the past year
Captain Odom has done e1cehens
work in the South for q NUMBER o.
years, being stationed at Baton Rouse
for two years and later going 70 JaoK-
son. where he remained TOT 80.
Captain Harmon has been given ~,
Inurh for a year. and is to be en-
pioyed at the navy yard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

chicago. June s.-Chicago made It
winning in the ninth inning WIN none ni',
Sv Ames and siagie.s clean hit to CEN
ter Ss 1 scored the winnin- run. Ss9HseiE
Chic Shiea gort =. S SSs IoS Jos s
Batteries-Rrown and J!dt ;,m nmes
O'Day and Rigler.
p,ttsburg. June s.-Pittsburg was
unable to bit Pfeffer and lost to Bos-
ton. Score: R.H.H.
Pit atan :. SSS 1oi 0O0--4 IL 9
Batteries = Leifield. Lynch T;lns an, ana
Empires KLEIN and tombstone
Cincinnati, June s.---tor the fourth
time this week the Cincinnatis were
shut out without run. DAVIS VAS
to the plate cutting on L snnrs.
the feature or the gains RH.E.
cincinnati. !. !. s COG s sss ssssss-s : !
Brooklyn::: v.,ns GlS ana SsO Mclean; Nc
rntw asssG and Ritter. Time IS. Umpire
st. Louis, June 1.-Philadelphia and
st. Louis broke even In TWO games 'o-
oaS s;s4 ,ama R.H. e.
Ph;,adeiphia 900 0i0 O0o--1 8
Batteries-McGlynn and Noonan;
Sparks, iRtchie and Jackslitch. Time'
1877.
Second game RH.E.
ST, louis. 1000 600 1000 / s
sha lnnro :Malad m mSHRDLU INV
Philadelphia :. 100 200 000--3 6 /
Batteries-Fromme, Karger and Mar
shall; Moran and Doom. Time, las.
Umpire Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

5ohn Carter, negro barber, en-
Moved at a shop on the corner % %
EslayaS and Hamilton Streets oIoppe q
dead this morning shortiy 49,,
o'clock as the result OIL an a'.A
heart failure. .S,. ,,orn-
q, the negro seemed well and hearty
ana while honing a razor ne suddenly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

Tho Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company - going to provide Mo-
bile with better passenger station ia
ciiities II the commercial organizations
OF Mobile can do any thing with Kind
nese or force.
Whether the company viii enter the
new terminal station with the same
privilege as other railroads or erect q
new station Is immaterial to Mobilians
Tonight committee OF three from
each OF the three Mobile business or
sanizations met in the Commercial ciut
rooms to decide upon q plan to get
them. The deliberations OF the com.
mittee will not be given out for the
present s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

The County Commissioners OF TINS
County who, together with the Gooo
members Of the state Good Roads As
socfation when they convene here IN
annual session ON the 18th, are en-
deavoring to have some of the manu-
facturers of road machinery send sew
ana II Is believed that this will be
done. /.
It Is the. intention to give an exhibit
of preparing hard road. and at pres
emit conditions are just right for sucn !,
An exhibit. What is the finest ana
most extensive road ever constructed
In the County is now nearing compile
ton west Of the city. The clat mas
been spread and gravel is now being
hauled preparatory to placing ~ y
the desire to place this gravel and
when the members OF the State Asso-
citation arrive to have 1t rolled with
one Of the heavy steam rollers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
CA u 4 B !
\ ! Y 100

Sox with both feet yesterday. De
troit shut out New York.
The surprise of baseball yesterial
was that decrepit old Brooklyn teaH
shutting out the Reds right at home.
Probably Hickman missed @axwal
and that fftaen-irninG Gs1~~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
Inspectors Lose Places.

Two Of the fve sanitary inspectors
OF the city lost their official heads ~ 9
meeting Of the Board of Health held
this morning. The change Is the re-
suit OF a new city physician assuming
ONCE.
Tho Board, which. IL composed OF the
city Physician. who is known as health
ofiicers. and tho chairmen OF the yari-
oas city boards, declared all positions
Of sanitary ofices vacant at the meet
ing, and then elected those whom the
health ofacer recommended.
b The new Inspectors are: Joseph
Maura. Ed. Ditmas, Elliott McCloskey.
p. K. Nielsen and A. Graham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

tell Backwards and was dead.
Coroner Hfrshfleld. after viewing the
rsipains, decided there was no need for
an inquest and the body was turned
over to relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

Call at our new Bakery and Inspect
our Breads, Rolls and Cakes
Fresh morning and evening. sand
witch e Cove, No. Monroe 81.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

summary--Stolen bases. Thornton
Breyete. wright Sacrifice hits Hoff-
man, OBrien. Struck out, by Bruner
2, by May 1. Base on balls, off Bruner
O. off May 8. Hit batsmen. Adamina
twice. wild pitch, May. Two-base hit
Boyd. Double plays. O'Brien to Brun
err TO Breyette. Thornton to Kemmer,
Manush to Wright. Left on bases. Mo-
bile s, Columbus 5. Passed balls, Tur-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
the result OF the game in New Orleans
at the Capitol Heights grandstand.

Gulfport went up against it yester-
day, Meridian taking a double header
from them. Mobile beat Columbus and
is pretty close to first place again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

Washington jumped on the white.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

American Horses Win.
London, June Sat the Intarnation-
al Horse Show this morning Americans
won four nrizes. In the competition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

Chief thinner was lost in meditation
when Warrender scored in the sixth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

Yates was released yesterday and
went back to Chicago. Hansen will
play right field on this trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

Pretty good record--nine out of thir-
teen; one of them tied.I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

pittsburg. June S.-Pittsburg was
unable to hit Pfeffer ana iose TO o's-
ton. Score: III m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

No more games at Capitol Heights
until the list of July.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
HAVE THE TIMES MAILED TO YOU.
SUNDAY. JUNE le, 1907.
True ElOquence.

Several shortened or Shorten
Quilted speeches at jamestown on
Georgia Day were expected to rile
some half-dozen Southern orators.
If oratory did not flourish in the
sand soil of Georgia it would soon
die out of the nation and no doubt
half a dozen mayors and SIGH were
primed on this latest occasion.
The story was that the President
cut short the program. 1t now APP
pears TO have been the governor
Probably both helped. At any rate,
nobody has lost his temper over it
which is well at the beginning of
what we hope will be the heated
term. Future orators at jamestown
should lay stress on the last three
words of the modern Greek proverb:
True eIoquence consists in saying all
that is proper. AND NOTHING MORE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
Limiting the ArmamentS.

1t is quite evident that The Hague
congress viii result in no accom-
plishment in the direction of limit
ing ornaments. The British Liberal
ministry has lived up to the best
traditions of the Liberal party-and
also some of the most unpopular
in courageously arraying Britain on
the side of limitation; but there Is. no
real response. Britain probably knew
well that there would be none of eff
fective character; but none the less
the Campbell-Bannerman govern
ment is entitled to credit for hon
cstly giving opportunity for discus
sion of the subject, which in the
present temper of civilization can
have only the effect of increasing
the prejudice against the crime of
Eurdening productive industry with
the incubus of huge war establish
mentS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
Mayor Schmitz.

4 San Francisco jury has. found
Mayor Schmitz guilty of extortion
in connection with the French res
taurant cases. The verdict is, on
the whole, rather remarkable, in.
view of the character of testimony
on which in the main il was based.
If Schmitz is guilty on any of the,
charges against him, 1t is doubtless
this one. for the evidence seemed to
be most satisfactory to the prose-
cutors in the restaurant eases.
Schmitz is a remarkable man.
Guilty or not guilty, he is man of
real ability. He has twice risen to
extraordinary crises in fashion
which marked him as man of force
and character. He made an excel
lent impression when he came to
Washington at the head of a Cali
fcrnia delegation to discuss the
Japapese school incident with the
President. He demonstrated posses
i~~ of fund of hard sense and