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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
COAST LINE
%tThird and Townsend streets)

RT(Third and Townsend Streets)
s.I0a Valencia ST.. San Jose and Way
Stations ------------.----------- o-AAD
7.Ooa Valencia st. Redwood. San jose.
Morganhill, GilrOy. Patar0.
WatsOnville Santa Cruz-L11.
rel-BOulder Greek. Salinas
Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
s.Ooa shore Line Iimited-san Jose.
Salinas Paso Robes Hot
Springs, San Luis ObisDo.
Santa Barbara. Los Angeles SSep
8.0oa Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
SEQ. wstsonyiils santa Cruz. Laurel.
Boulder Creek-------------.. --------- SJSp
$50 The Goaster-san Jose. Salinas.
Paso Robes Hot Springs.
Santa Margarita. san Luis
Obispo. Guadalupe. Santa
Barbara san Buenaventura.
Oxnard. Burbank Los Angeles il.ASD
faro. Watsonville. Santa Cruz.
Castroville Del Monte. Pacific
Grove Surf Lompoc-------.----- il-45D
g.eSa Valencia St. south san Fran
cisco. Palo Alto. San jose LNoD
I0.3oa Valencia ST., Buriingame. san
Mateo. Redwood. PalO Alto
n.so. Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
400, vsieneis lsSSGni St. san Jose and Way
SOC, Del ,sioilf Monte Express valencia
St. San Jose Gilroy. Watson
Vile Santa Cruz. Del Monte.
Monterey Pacific Grove E.lsD
500 HOilister. Tres PinoS--------------- S-4Sp
3.Isp New Orleans Express-El Paso.
San Antonio. Houston. New
Orleans and Eest------------- lSiSa
3.Isp San Jose. Salinas. Paso Robles
Hot Springs. Santa Barbara.
Los Angeles -------.--------------------- S.lba
3lSp WatsOnville. Santa Cruz. ID el
Monte. Monterey. Pacific
s3op Valencia ST.. so' tn San Fran
cicr
lister. Tres Piuos------------------- i835a
[.3op Valencia St.. San Jose and Way Liza
Stations s------.-----..----- fS.lSp
tsoop Valencia ST., Buriingame, San
Mateo. Palo Alto. San Jose.
Los 5atOs - f9Doa
5-30p Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
tsuOD Valencia ST.. Buriingalns. san
Mateo. Beresford. Belmont,
San Carlos. Redwood, Fair
Oaks. MenlO Park. Palo Alto.
san lose ------------------. 1.49n
ssoD Valencia ST.. san Jose and Way
sOov Sunset Express lose. Sail.
mas, Paso Robles Hot Springs.
San Luis ObispO. Santa Bar.
bara. Los Angeles. Deming. Fl
PasO. New Orleans ------------------ lc.l5a
soon Golden State Limited Sleeper
El Paso. Kansas City. St. Louis.
Chicago ago-..--------.------------------.--- le.l5o
santa Cruz CaStroville. Del
Monte Pacific Grove ..--------..--. 1l.l5D
SIsp Valencia ST., Ocean View. Paio
Alto. San Jose .---.--.- --------------. 6.46a
II. .ssp Sacramento River stcamers ts.oOD
G.e0p Tuesdays from Howard 81 Wharf
No Q IS. S.Break water.
Marshheld. CoQuille Myrtle
Point Ore------------ 46-UOa
Union Transfer Company agents collect bag
gage and checks trains OF Southern Paclne
and deliver baggage to residence They are
authorized. to check baggage direct from resi-
dence. Telephone Temporary 1945.
OAKLAND EIARBOR FERRY
(Foot of Market street,
TOO 500. 600 1000 100 a. m.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

o'HAIR-In this city. March 8, 1907, Cyril
O'Hair. dearly beloved son of P. G. and
Cora O'Hair, and brother of Donald. Neil
and Patrice o'Hair, Mrs. B Bowman and
Cora J. O'Hair, a native of California, aged
l3 years . months and II days.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-09-05

One more political move has been
made In the insurgent movement 70
make room for the appointment OF .
Crawford favorite when Commandant
Goddard, of The Hot Springs soldiers
home was removed by the home board
to give place to d. B, Dudley, OF Can
istota. OF course some grounds had 70
be made as an apology for the removal
OF he commandant, but they have not
been made public as yet. Three mem
bers OF the board we're in favor OF Mr..
Goddard's removal and two opposed it.
It was by the removal OF Thos. De Jean
from the home board by the governor
that be WAS enabled to get three OF his
friends on the board. But the old
soldiers OF the state did not approve of
the r. moval of Mr.. De Jean and they
showed their fe. lings on the mat erthe
first opportunity they had when they
elected Mr.. DeJean as itte depa-tmeit
commander Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic of South Dakota 1t has
been some time since the governor re-
ceived such ri buke as that, but 1t
was merited, for the governor had no
good grounds for Mr.. De Jeans reno
val and the old soldiers knew It, In
the oncomtng campaign the old sod
iers will have long memories when the
governor will be called upon to ex-
plain his official action la these two
cases. Mitchell Republican.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-09-05

The strongest OF insurgents believe
that mistake was made when Mar
tin was retired from congress and
down below the strong partisan desire
for the scalp OF Senator Kittredge there
Is conviction that no man is batter
quail fed to reflect glory on South Da-
kota, whether it be in the finishing up
of the great Isthmian canal, looseDing
the fetters of the lumber trust, or in
performing any one of the myriad du-
ties at Washington in which the peo-
pie OF our state and OF the entire west
have vital interest. Such y compro-
se would eliminate the possibility OF
Glass in the house, and remove 4 dis
tinct element OF reproach which the
successor OF Martin or Burke has
brought upon the insurgent household.
OF course, it would knock the under
pinning from certain budding amb :
lions. 1t would plunge into cave Ut
gloom such of the old-time populists
aud uasi-democrats as have inj cted
an iron hand into the direction OF re-
publican policies. Eek State Auditor
Reeves in Groton independent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-09-05

THERE has been Published In the
for a meeting of progressive repnbli-
cans during the State Fair at Huron.
The Press, the official organ of the
movement, annouces editOrially that
''at the meeting will be discussed a
proposition to commit progressive re-
publicans irrevocably 10 the renomina-
tion of President Roosevelt and to
work for the election OF delegates to
the national convention who will have
but one presidential choice Roose-
velt." There is no republican In the
state OF South Dakota, progressive or
otherwise, who has any other choice
for president than Roosevelt, were
there the faintest possibility of that.
choice being carried into effect. Press
ident Roosevelt. both before and since
his nomination, has distinctly and em-
phatically made plain his wishes and
intention Ia the matter. His own
preference In the presidential success
sion he has recently made as plain as
comports with the dignity OF his posi-.
tion. For progressive republicans"
to attack Pres ROosevelt's wishes
through democratic channels and as
sistance signalizes the latest and the
completest triumph OF the democra-
tic wooden horse trick. Ii it shall also
prove to be the petard by which In
surgency in the end shall be hoist
nobody but progressive republicans"
can have any share In the credit or the
blame.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-09-05
A DEMOCRATIC VIEW

Genial Billy Colvin of the Vermillion
Plain Talk took in the OLD Settlers
picnic last week Tuesday and was OBJ
served attentively listening to Senator
Kittredge's address on The Panama
Canal. And this is what Billy had 10
say:
1--WE read so much In the papers
throughout the stale about the deadly
dullness OF Senator Kittredge. and also
SO many glowing accounts Of his fervid
eloQuence, that we had great curOsi-
ty To hear the gentleman, and therefore
la the immediate company Of Messrs.
Helgeson. Lyons and Whittemore we
meandered down to Elk Point last
Tuesday to be convinced one way or
the other.
"While the Senator's address con-
tanned no eloquent periods and while
there we're no tremendous bursts of
enthusiastic applause, 1t was as in
structlve and absorb bing an address as
we've listened TO in recent years, He
thoroughly understood his subject
The Psnama Canal, and handles 1t
In such q way that he is easily followed
and understood. The large audience
that listened to his address knew more
about the gigantic project this country
is undertaking on the isthmus than
they ever knew before, and they will
follow the work done there with much
closer interest In the future. As he ev-
plains 1t his position In favor OF the
sea level type was justifiable. He ex-
planned, however, that while he pre-
Tered the sea level type he vas not
against the lock system as adopted by
Congress and would work Is hard for
lis completion as though the other
had been favored.
"There was 90 politics il he ad
dress. The only thing that leaned
that was was remark favOring the
ipcnme tax as means Of paving ex-
trodinary expenses such as the canal
project.
THE old settlers picnic was q sue.
cess Ia other respects. Although the
program was not long or yared, it
was arranged in such manner as to
encourage much visiting amOrg the
old timers which is the principal OBJ
| jact OF the meeting. The ball game
which was under the direction d I'm
p,re WhittemUre. was exciting from
| first to last although the score ofIlO to
Ia favor Of Elk Point would Indicate
otherwise. Through errors OF Ak
ron's catcher i've runners crossed the
plate ii one Inning assuring dsfes1.
The crowd, while not as lhEke - in
; former years, Wac representative.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-09-05

PREvIOUS to a recent ruling of the
Suit order the Rocky Mountain and
{&lifornia missions of the Roman Cath.
)fc church were part of an Italian
3Dvince, while the states of North and
knth Dakota we're parts OF the Ger.
M mission. The order referred tC
Nv makes. the Rocky Mountain and
&lifOrnia missions, including South
klaska and the Dakotas, q new pro-
nee In The church, with the Very
key. George de Ia Motto superior
|eneral. Father de Il Motto, It Is ex-
|acted, will soon make tour of inspec-
tonover the different states embraced
0the province.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-09-05

The supreme court has just sustained
use coming up from Faulk county,
HE effect that when the valuation of
&perty is placed in policy OF insur-
"a by an agent of the company, over
arance can not be set up as de-
Ne In case of loss by nre. This Is
important decision, giving validity
4 force to our valued policy insur-
ne law.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15

direct an Investigation Of the lndivid
uals who were parties to the schem,
by which the Standard oil company o
/ Indiana secured the transportation o
its product at less than one-third tn,
tnuG rate.
Seattle. wash. Aug. u,-Twent,
thousand hop picllers win be needed
10 harvest the hop crop OF the stat,
of Washington this fan. and efforts
lre now being made to secure them
ly The growers. Arrangements have
aeen made 10 import several thousand
OF Indian pickcrs from British Co
IumhiT Several Alaska tribes have
also sent word chat they viii be on
nand whom the picking season opens
the arst ut next month. Estimates
place this years crop at from 10000
10 10000 bales. The quality OF the
hops lis exceptionally good and the
pichers Who will be paid 81 a box. will
make much more money than last
yosr
Washington Aug. Ia Examinations
were held in Washington today. and
wIh be continued tomorrow. for inter
1roters TO serve the state department
in China ana Japan Candidates for
me position are required TO have a
knowledge OF the languages of the
oriental countries. to be between the
lees of 10 and 90 aud unmarried.
Travelling expenses TO tholr posts in
Jbe far east are paid to those ap-
pointed Interpreters are In the di
REQ, line OF promotion in the consular
erviee.
Denver. Aug li.-John w. Reeves
is confined in Denver Jail. having
confessed to setting fire to the cars
md depot az Boulder which caused
the dynamite explosion and death and
injury of so many people. Reeves
says he had beon drinking and thought
lc woald give the Colorado & South
rn company some trouble, having no
den of the dire consequences that fol
owed. Reeves is n brakeman on the
Colorado & Northwestern. II he had
lny accomplices he has failed to d.
ulgo their names up to this afternoon.
Chicago. Aug i4.--Plans for gen
'ol strife Of The school teachers of
DE city are now being made. and un-
loss the demands of the Teachers
1ulon arc complied with by the board
'f education it is likely that all the
ducators Of the Chicago public schpol
win walk out when the next term
opens The pedagogues will have the
upport of the Chicago Federation Of
Labor, With which they are affiliated.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15
G. A. r. RATES ARE
UNSATISFACTORY.

The members Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic are very much dis
appointed and show some feeling OF
resentment because OF the rates which
the railroads will charge them to go
from Colorado to their annual encamp.
ment at Saratoga Springs this fall.
a circular has been issued by w. w.
Ferguson, adjutant general and r. H.
Mellett, department command. In
which the question Of rates are dis
| cussed as follows:
1--WE realize the disappointment OF
| the comrades OF this department at
the unjust fare charged by the rail
roads. We are very much disappoint-
ed and displeased at the rates given
us by the Western Passenger associa-
ton. They are charging us nearly two
and n half times as much from Chi
cago and return. which Is but half
the distance, as the eastern roads
charge from Chicago to Saratoga
Springs: to-wit, to Chicago and return
from Denver the fare Is 1888 and
from Chicago to Saratoga Springs and
return $l6.40. We are charged $3.50
more to Chicago than the Elks paid
TO Philadelphia and $6 more than the
tourist rate to Boston. We cannot
account for this unjust discrimination
against the Grand Army Of the Re
public"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15

Tho paid attendance at fifteen ball
games in Philadelphia footed up 17G,-
100.
sunday was the hottest day in st.
Louis for years, Three deaths and
fifteen prostrauons
yellow fever which broke out in
the American garrison at Clenfugus
Is reported spreading.
Lacrosse and other portions Of tho
northwest were visited by a slight
tornado Sunday morning.
Fart Mckee denies that there is
trouble between himself and Wife
hat they have yet to have their first
tin"
stop-oyers ON account OF sickness
will hereafter be allowed by the Union
! Pacific and other lines in the Har-
riman system.
OF its $4,000 shares Rockefeller
personally owns 27O.oo0 with a par
value of s210OO,0oO ana a market value
pf si35.00O.0OO.
Locomotive engineers Of the Chicago
md Eastern Illinois have asked for an
Increase in pay and readjustment of
Working conditions
an he blast furnaces except one in
lha converter department at the Min
noquo plant, were closed down Sunday
ON account OF the shortage Of coke.
Chancellor Day Of Syracuse uni
yorsIly attacks Judge Lands as a dem
agogue because Of the heavy fine he
Imposed on the Standard Oil com
pany
Emile Jerome Simon, New York
student was sentenced in Potsdam to
three months imprisonment because
hls automobile struck and killed a
woman.
| Minnesota shippers plan to disre
gard federal court injunction and viii
court jail sentences for contempt ii
their effort to force railroads to obey
state laws.
] 10 ahAAAIh tAtAAA AftAA tAA'tHFhtlAhA'A' NSAA'
mlttee on Insurance prepares a repor
10 be presented 10 the next meeting o
the association In Portland, Ne, rec
ommondng many reforms.
Lord Clanricarde. the most hated o
/, irish landlords and long regarded a
bogey appears in the house OF lord
( ike an apparitlon and makes bitter at
1 lacl, on Irish eyicted tenants bill.
Gov. Magoon reports to the war de
, partnent that the expense of runnin
y the government of Cuba Tor the mex
J aseal year viii be S29.SO9.5So. or a
s Increase OF s1.s0O.OOO over the prev
8 Gus year.
( Senator Lodge, who is expected t
g write the next Republican platform
& comes ont for tarifr revision. whic
+ win be the policy OF next administer
a tlon, says sumner in writing ffoi
y Washington.
J. The New York World declares thi
o John d. Rockefeller and James STU
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15

Remember the great San Juan e.
oursion to Salt Lake City starts I'd
morrow morning.
Trinidad team defeated Rocky For,
to Sunday. Briefly. formerly o.
the Silvertons, continues to do goof
work.
men interested In the United Ricc1
properties are visiting the mines at|
Rico.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed. Il. Lamb have rel
turned to Cortez after n tour OF the;
northwest, touching many Pacificl
coast points.
Thomas F. Walsh has been made
member OF the Denver press club /
Wonder what Tom wants. Guess wei
all know.
The Colorado Iron Works team ia
getting away with the baggage In Den
yer. Telluride will have to go some
to win the Labor day games.
The million dollar packing plant to
be erected In Colorado by Schwarz-
schild & sulzberger. either in Den
yer or Pueblo, will be an independent
concern to fight the meat trust
Having failed to close their pool
room promptly at 12 o'clock the pro
prietors were arrested at Grand juno.
ton. The men claimed they had re-
quested the players to cease and II
was only few minutes after twelve.
The pool rooms have been ordered to
close at midnight and Sundays, the
same as saloons.
Arrangements have been completed
for the holding of baseball tourna.
ment at Grippe Creek September 90,
2l and 20, Two games will be played
each day and prizes aggregating 81, 900
will be guaranteed. Among the teams
expected to compete are: Trinidad,
Colorado Iron Works, Goodland. Kas.,
and four of the New Mexico teams in
to the district nine.
And now comes the Information that
Cornelia Observation-Disclosures has In
stitute suit for divorce. charging cruel.
~ and inadelity II also turns out
that McKees first wife obtained a
divorce on the same grounds. Mckee
is a Pittsburger and no one is at all
surprised at what Pittsbnrg man
does The woman Tilted young Hughes
nf urh aha 81
The Denver News says: 1.-The Boul-
der criminals must be caught" Once
upon time the lamented Gov. Pitlsin
remarked: "The Utes must CO." A
few years later In referring to the
matter in political speech, Judge
Albert Dyes said md taiey verts
II was this same Judge who fined a
man $50 while Justice OF the pesc
at Animas Forks. The man objected
to the fine and asked for an appt sl.
Ytu cannot appeal from this cours,"
Dyes repli-,i, 1T $ the highes, court
in the land" And IL was. Attitude
! 900 feet.
Anabel NJ. Vines, aged IL years, was
burned so badly ut the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Vines,
two miles from Louisville, Sunday
that she died. The little
girl started to get supper and. to hurry
up the fire. poured kerosene on the
flames. An explosion followed and
saturated her clothing with the burn
ing fluid. The house was also set on
fire. With the aid of a brother she
extinguished the flames OF the house.
herself until her clothing
burst into flame. She jumped into a
barrel OF water. and. practically nude.
ran half mile to a neighbor's house,
where she fell exhausted. She was
taken home, but died shortly after.
suffering great pain.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15

tie detective work for the company
He had photographs made Of the only
finger prints % be seen around the
scene Of the disas ter. It is unusual
for the railrosds u allow such large
quantities Of dynamite to stand in
the yards but the fact of so much
powder being stored was because the
Eastern Hydraulic company, operat-
ing at Meadowland, had sent in an
urgent call for it.
The Buckingham block, the First
National Bank building and the State
Bank building were all damaged.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15
COLORADO PARAGRAPHS.

Denver expects to have govern
ment food inspection station.
Pixies peak has been visited by
more tourists this season than any pre-
vious year.
Colorado Springs 400 are indulg
Ing In polo contests this week with
visiting clubs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15
rEIEGRAPh NEWS.

Telluride, Aug. l2.-George Holdar,
a German. was killed in level No.
0 at the Smuggler-Union mine at
12:4O today. He was driving an ore
car when he slipped and fell, the car
running over him.
Chicago, Aug. l2.-W. d. Haywood,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15

Many man is kept busy trying to
avoid doing the foolish thipgs he would
really like to do.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15

Most men find 1t easier to take two
steps backward than to take one for.
ward.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Tho paid attendance at fifteen ball
games in Philadelphia footed up 176,.
tUo
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-06
GOOD GAMES EXPECTED
 ON FRIDAY NIGHT

The ball games which are sched- uled to take place at the Eagle hall on Friday evening next promise to be exceptionally interesting, and the members of the Y. M e. A. who meet the A. B.'s in the second game for the Shaw-Brewster basket ball trophy, are confident that they can reverse the result attained in the last struggle. They claim that they are in better shape, and that they will have a slight advantage in be- ing more used to the floor than are the A. B 8. In the floor of l. @ Eagle hall, there are three out-of-bounds lines, while on the A. B. floor, there is only one. Being unaccustomed to playing with only one line, the Y. M. c. A. had a shade the worst of the deal in the last game, but this time the slight advantage will be in their favor. From the fact that they lost the game by only one point, the last time the teams met, they believe that they can win when the positions are reversed.
 The Eagles will meet the A. B's in their fourth game of the series for the baseball trophy and the championship for the year. Both teams are in splendid condition, and the A. B's having lost the three previous games find it incumbent upon themselves to win on Friday night, or give up the trophy for ever. They have been practicing constant ly all through the week, and should be in condition to put up an excel lent game
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-02-06
NO WEEKLY DANCES FOR
 NOME BRASS BAND

The members of the Nome Brass Band desire to announce that the series of band concerts, advertised in one of the local papers of recent date, to be given at the Eagle hall on February and each of the fol- lowing Saturday nights throughout the month were not to have been given by the band, and that the band has no engagements on those dates. Previous to the appearance of the advertisements referred to negotia- tions were being conducted between tn promoters of the enterprise and the band, but along somewhat diff ferent lines; but the deal fell through.
 The only engagement that the band cares to announce at present Is for it's annual ball to be givel4 at the A. B. hall on February 22 and as this is to be an annual affair, extra effort is being made to make 1t es- pecially enjoyable.
 A. G. OLIVER, Secretary.