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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-17
FESTIVAL IN
CITY'S HEART
BIG MASS MEETING OF THE FALL
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE
WAS HELD LAST EVENING.


On a motion of Mayor T. J. Phillips
at the mass meeting Of the committee
of the fall festival held at the city
fall last evening. 1t was voted to hold
the coming fall festival In the bust.
ness part Of the city. It was also
moved that the matter be turned over
to the city council for consideration
and approval. This motion was sec.
ended and carried.
A motion was presented before the
assembly that advised providing the
finance committee with more help
After discussion it was voted to give
each OF the twelve chairmen an assis
tant to be chosen from South Ottum
wa. The committee will start &c
work at once. A meeting of the com
mittee will be held Tuesday evening
in the city hall.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-17
COLUM BIA.

Columbia.-The Misses May and
Bessie Stevens of Knoxville are visit
ing friends and relatives in this vi
cinity.
A. j. Crawford of Pulaski visited the
parental home last Friday and Satur-
day, and his brother B. E. Cramblitt
of Chillicothe and joel Cramblitt OF
Eddyville Sunday.
Miss AIDA Crook has been visiting
relatives in Eddyville
Miss Iva Stevens has been quite sick
but Is reported better.
Miss Elva Jackson of Oskaloosa is
visiting friends in the vicinity.
Miss Bertha Stevens is very i'll at her
home south of here.
John Cramblitt is rported much bet
ter after being Ill.
Miss Maude Stevens returned from
PIeasantVille Thursday after making
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weeks. From there she Will go to
Ladora to teach six months term
OF school.
Seventy railroad tickets were sold
here Tuesday for Pennington on &C
count of the chautauqua.
The old settlers meeting will be held
here Wednesday, Aug %, and large
attendance is expected.
Attorney F. NJ Hunter of Ottumwa
was here Tuesday.
Mrs. II. E. Duckworth is the guest f
Mrs. Knight at Pennington.
John Lewis has beeen quite sick for
several days.
Benjamin Maltbee is very sick and
his death is expected at any time.
DR.. Harris and family have returned
from the west and were much pleased
with their trip, but the doctor thinks
the state of Iowa suits him all right
to live in
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-17
Manning & Epperson
State Bank
Tri-Weekly Courier.
cHAMoINc ADDREssEa

CHANGING ADDRESSES.
Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give the name Of
the Postoffice to which the paper has
been sent as we'll as the Postonlce
wheTe they desire It to be changed to.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-17
IOWA PIONEER DIES.

Burlington, Aug. 16-Mrs. Mary
Daley passed away at the old folks
home at Mercy hospital yesterday,
death being due to the burden of tho
years. She was far past seventy years
Of age and had been resident of Bur-
lington for more than fifty years. She
was a widow of John Daley, who pass
ed away some four or five years ago.
The aged couple had no children sur
viving them, but Mrs. Daley leaves a
brother in Iowa City. The funeral will
be held from ST. Patrick's church. the
time to be announced later. Fl
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HOW A FUNNY MAN
FEELS IN A WRECK.
CONTINUED from Page ~

south track last night at $50 and traf-
nc was resumed. The injured were
brought into Ottumwa during the
evening and weer taken on to their
homes, no one but the colored porter,
Humphrey. being seriously injured.
The full list of injured is as follows:
The Injured.
STRICKLAND GILLILAND of Bal
timore, the humorist; digit elbow
broken.
l.. G. RUSSELL Of Chicago. the
champion pool player; left shoulder
broken.
c. B. B1GELow and wife of Hast
ings, Neb., hands cut and bodies
bruised
CHARLES WILSON of Rochester,
N. Y, cut with glass in hip.
]. MEREDITH, 1928 Bishop street,
Chicago; left ar mbruised.
MRS. JENNIE BRISDALE. Canada,
back and side injured.
F. B. CROWLEY, Des Moines, Iowa,
severe scalp wound, not serious.
| w. T. COMBS, Kansas City, Mo-,
left shoulder and arm bruised.
JOHN HUMPHREY, second cook
On diner; back wrenched.
MRS. A. E. GEORGE, Leasing Apart.
ments, Chicago; left leg bruised from
knee down.
DR.. l. HH. PHILLIPS, Hines; fight
shoulder broke.
MRS. WILBUR CARTER, Hays
Center, Neb. back and body bruised.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-17

Stop taking pills and have your
druggist f1ll this prescription for you
and you will quit having constipation
and stomach trouble.
Acid Sulphuricum Dill II drains
Lax-Own Comp. {. .........I iii OF.
Elk. Lactated Pepsin
Aquae Dist. equal part u.s. ad..v OF.
Directions: Take one dessert spoon
full before meals. Can be filled at
Swenson's drug store.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-17
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

ANAL NG VVO GM0
From Thursdays Daily.
Neasham sells the best watches.
c. o. Arnold was in Charlton yester-
day.
J. n Cremer. was in Eldon yester-
day.
Mrs. J. Parker Of All Miner street
left yesterday for a visit with rel
atfves in Blakesburg.
Stock Food. all kinds, Sargents.
Mayor T. ]. Phillips returned home
Wednesday from Cleveland, where
he had been on business.
Poultry Food. all kinds, Sargents.
Mrs. A. w. McElhany of Fairfield,
isfvisiting at the home Of Mrs. G. W.
Messenger, Ala North Green street.
Mrs. R. G. Walker and son, Ray
mond, left for Batavia last evening
for a short visit at the parental home.
Insect Sprays, SOC, sargents.
Born, Wednesday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Martin OF 1416 Railroad
street, o son.
Miss Marie Harrison Of Fairfield is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Mrs. L., A. Gordon Of 211 North
Ward street returned yesterday from
Farson after a short visit with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morrow of Douds-
CT IN OF H. -
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Armentrout Of 400
North Adella street.
Sargent At trusses right
Miss Edith Hale of Milton. who has
Mrs. w. A. Work. left for her home
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Barrier Of 12t
North Ward street, left last evening
for Sigourney to attend the Chautaque
there.
Mrs. Fred Isaacson and children Of
$40 West Woodland avenue left Wed
nesday for visit with relatives in
Blakesburg.
Mrs. Gertrude Mentzger and Mrs
J.. H. Fled of Eddyville are visiting
at the home of Mrs. L. Waters, 1924
North Jefferson street.
Sargent fills Mail Orders promptly
Miss Julia Day of Keosauqua who
has been visiting with friends on the
South Side left last night for her
home
The Ed Lowenberg mentioned il
police court notes recently was not
the man of that name employed at
the county farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Veitch of CO.,
Chester avenue left last night for 8
short visit with relatives at Sigour
ney.
Lees Lice Killer, sargents.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Barrier o
126 North Ward street left last night
for Sigourney to make two weeks
visit with relatives.
Mrs. E. X. Baker of AL North Mar
ket street left last evening for Fair
field for a few days visit with rela
lives.
Mrs, Marie Cantril, Misses nellie
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U. B, Picnic at Moravia,

Moravia.-The U. B. SUNDAY school
held a picnic Wednesday about two
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Albert returned
to their home in Abba Thursday after
a weeks visit with their son j. w.
Albert.
Miss vional Roberts returned home
Wednesday from Sewal where she has
been visiting friends.
Miss Clara Gutshall of Van Meter
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-17

Paul Grover, Ralph Sheets, Manning
HOLLYWOOD. Harry Sloan, Orvil Eslinger,
Joseph Hawkins, Harry Long Of FL
don, Ralph Altman Of Eldon, John
Wood of Eldon and Scot Hilles of
Eldon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-17
Fire at Batavia.

Batavia. Aug. 16.-Fire of unknown
origin destroyed the new home of DR.
D. H. King. The doctor had just NOV
ed into the house. coming from Abing-
don. The loss Is $1,000, but the amount
Of insurance is not known.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
Yier5cBn Seitcn.
Wntterlicbc.

IS 0ibt fem licblid)er @c6i6t,
Nl5 cas- bon Diutterliebe iprid)t,
AlS ooS oa liugt, mic iclig limo
Tic Wiitter bcr5t ibr lGd)clno &ino.
SIS gibt fein licblid)er @coi0t,
Nls bdS "a ln0t mic bel! ooS 9idt
Set clp'gcn Sieb' an Ornament
Sn elmer @uticrlccle brClmrt.
GS 9ibt fcin 1rncr @cniNcnberS,
NlS ooa ou iucint IN Otllttcrid)mcrI
9lls oaS Elm liebc$ &ino bcflagt,
Gem @ott 0oS red)tc Wliid peria1t.
IS 9ibt fciit reid)er Wcnidenber5,
NuS ooS in miittcrlihcm Sd)crj
Zen SGlt9ling ouf 0cn grmen picgi
llno 10 in aacr @ornc Iic9t.
3 Nillttcriucb, 0 Muttcrlcio!
Gas @ieer lit ticf. Die Wclt lit peitl
60 aroB mo ticf alS Wclt mo See
60 mernlcBlid) lit Gcin @cb.
God) olld) 10 lucit Der @inumcl blallt,
q lucit Ser Scrr Die @elt gc6aut,
60 mnermeBlidl lit Sic 2uit
81 elmer einj'gen Wllttcrbrllit.
q. @cdcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
Bic muocrnc WdJcmic in ibrcr @ull.
cnonna.

Mcni, hciltc elmer Der bcrlibnltcltcll
Nldenliitcll, ctlpu Mlbcrtua Wo1mlS
ober Der id)on mcit lucbr niiienid)oit
lide @oliiills &olcntinus oocr olidl
Der oltc Or. Sailit. aufitiinoc mo
lid in Sen Irbcit5ltG1ter, aus bcnen
Die ncuciten Sortifritte b%eruorgegolls
gen iino. unliGben, piirocn lic lid,
picueid)t III pielcn oan5 gut 6urcd,t
finocn, obgeIebcn bon DEM pcripir.
reuben IrIe,tdl nto0crner Nppurntc
ieocniolls picl beilcr. olS Is Dor
ciiua 80 Sa6rcu Der 6o1 ~gcipciea
iuGrc. Is lit mcrfipiiroig gcllug ullo
iihcr i~iberboupt oas pu~loerborIte
Monicnt Der entuideling Der MO.
berien @iiicniboit, oob sic pbpiifo.
liiten mth d)cntiid)cn Inld)uluirgel1
lit bicielben SGbrien ipieocr eingc-
leilft iillb. Die bon ben Mldcniiteu
heS Wlttelaltcrs, ircilid) llntcr gai,s
onbercn @ormisiesuleen. perfolDt
luilroel. Der Bionier auf bieiem
neil cin9eidIagenen @eee lit Der be-
riibnlte Gbcniifer Cir @nn. Mam-
lou, btr Gntoeder oeS Mrgol, uno oes
Selilm III unierrm 2uitmcer iino CT.
ner Der eiiri0iten unb oliidIid)Iien
grforid)er oes Moeiunns. 7ies Gle
mcnt bat ia iiberbaupt Die grnno-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
Selma GoIa Spbniun, geb. 2inb.

as itarb am q. September 1907, TahTiit-
tags I'M . Hbr, seima 8oia SoEnion, Geliebte
Satin boz! YbiIip 5ubnton. uno [o0ier bon
&eorg !no Holu YiHb. in ibrent 30. Neherb,
inbre. Sic 0eeroiguHa iiioet beuie, S0nntag,
Wltttdgs nm " llBr. bon gIrbntis, Baltimore.
gouHfD, aus iiItt.
81 friib ftIua oieic bitt'rc Stinoe.
Sic Sid aus uHirer Wiitte ndbm;
300 iroiteno font aus uHfrem W,IHoc:
.99uo Sott tout, Dos III lpDbi9etbdil!"
Ttes gSori ititlt unier banges ,Sleh'U,
N9, rube ianfi. aui 8tcSerfeb'H!
t25) Tic biutcrbltebeueu Gltsru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
7orotbea WasSaleua greuneis.

9s flurb am .. September 1907 TSrptbsa
WaaeaIena erenneis, IS Sabre alt, %9elieuts
StIttiu Don Gn6lpig Srennei5. SerDanblr uuo
ben Der 8ecroinuRg bci6uwubuen, ipelcbe Gin
TieuitaG, oct 10. Septcmber. Wiorgers rs llbr.
bon ibrer lSohtutL1, NJ. 250, Siibs9aiile.S Ctr,
aus nab mad Der 81. Wfitnelsssirhe ftattfiuoeI.
no i'm s llbr eit MeGiiem Scotamt fiir ibrr
Seclenrubc celebrirt miro. (15l--3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
8crlin, a. 9luauit.

itaot.
8crIin, 81. Iiault.
Sanglam mclbet lid scr Serbit
id,lcid)t lid bie SoiIon bcron. Man
MERITS. Nidt oorolts, boB III Der
ODER jeller Wnrftbolc ld)on Jicbbiib.
ncr feilgehaltcn incrocn - ouS lit
cit tiirjcS @er9niigcnL oeim oaS colo
Tlugpilb bat in YrclIBen nod,S t)on.
5eit unb Die Holisei beihlognobntt
lnerbittlid) Ieinc 5i friib nlii Dem
Mortt c~rld)cincnocn Seid)cn-, iplls
bern ais Dem crlten Sbcoterfrad).
0ieSrlol boS 2orbing . Sbeotcr.
WoS bot bob nlte niebrine, lolages
ltrefte SaliS Dor Dem iSallc'ihcn
Sbor id)on ollcs iibcr lid, erocbC:i
lollen riiillen al &unit mo Hoincn!
Yer @rn6bc'idc nNopelcon" uno cit
ili0ildlcr 3nllberer. bnS SrifotmGbs
dlell Der Sbolio . Sbcotcr : Yoiic iulo
Die cr5gcpnnScrte Silngfrou BON 81.
leans, ole @riioer q uno 50 ont
hrciiadlcn Mcf. ulb ooS Somilien.
itiid inter Dem cbcnlnligen aobur.
Ger Soitbcnter 0ircftcr limo lid
III aiicnortiger @cidminoi9tcit &c.
iol1t. nod fcincn fab id) gliidlid)
cnoen..... limo imlicr lpiebcr bus
ben it'd perlpc9cnc 2cute ~geiunoeu,
Die Mlttb, ein Ero9romnL cine Gou-
6cllion mo rilieit 0elonlonll batter.
mo buben %gc9lalbt, nit irac,b CT
hos HcilcnL bas lit oicicnt tlirllha{.
Icrortig longgcitrcdtcn 3bcaterrol.
me oilfgeiGgt gcjallbcrt, aetuui!
ohcr gelitngen mcroc, Tonne mo
millie lid) ploElid) Der @olb. rnlo
Wcnidenltrom Der Htid)SDanptitoot
oiclent ldiper 9cpriiften Selnpcl Der
Milicn 5%l,fcbren, Gin ipiunoerlidle3
8roBitaot : Cd! Gin id)oner altcr
sSricbGof acgcniiber. nui Dem otr
WenoelsIobns NM anoerc alte Scr.
liner sSamilien ibre Sooten beitattct
boben. Hcbenon Die Waroc Era.
goner /. auiernc nit Der tlcinen Yro.
meiinoc bnpor. Die fiir tlciile aiiioer
10 nniagbar eririifeno icin muij;
nad) ocn pielen ainoerm1oden 81
uribcileil, Die bier ibre SfiislinDc.
rbnc Gle aiif. uuio a%bbeiucgen. llnb
0idt Del Den 3ootcn itno Der iunaeH
beiuaffncten Nadlt oas eliidloic
Belle a1ialltc /. 36eaterd)en, ooe
innlpr3u in nenItpliiirtcn Yroipeften
ino 4%rogrammei, id,reit: es ipia oas
Bolt beeliidcn nit gutter, billiger
Stunt. 3ulest begliift cS, auf Sor.
sing's popularen Nanien setauit.
ais Dpcrnbiibndlefr So ini Stple
oes raid crleoieteit HoiionaI 9beo.
tcrs, bns ben eiscnibiimIidJen Der
ind bnr5uitciIcn ifien: cine iteinerre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
9agen's
tSuIt28-)
Sinelair's Saumidmle,

gam. 3. Gerie, @ieentbimcr.
Sr. 204, 4prtsG citrate, Baltimore, W(b,
Sriid5f. nnh .3tct, Sdurne.
Sseitnae tlr aedefi, fIeine Gridt etc.
wdume unb Sedcn In oer Gaiicn befbnjtteu,
grossSoauten uno Nunftbiinaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
Bertha Giaenbruot.

gs ftnrb am .. Septembcr 1907. # llbr 80
DiiH. 9ormIttdes. Bertha Gisru6ruot, 9a;ittpe
oes oeritorbenen Gbas. q. Gtgenbruot, it snter
bon 80 Sabrcu 3 Wionniel uno / 2ue. Sic Ne
c%rotaung finnet snnHtag, 9~iadlmittdes . llbr,
non ibrer' lepten ~2Sobnuiq. gtr. 213s. Sfis5eoe,
5rennoc adiiinaspou cinatiGoen iinS.
9ic naitter lie fdIdii, bon Sinner; beireit,
8, ipedi ie uidt UI peinOollcn aeia!
Sic ftIunlTert 10 ianfi. idbt iblnieu fe MN;
3n Gnb' III ibr SnloeH. ibr Icioeil - ite ribt!
t2i9-5) aUH ibrcu otet Ninbcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08

Nu,ulanS'S tiirfiide YGSer,
Qanttabls.0tbdnbe. Vuhamt ssaen. etets pfen.
tMud22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
Caroline Sreiiel.

6 ltpr. mad, LANCER Nrnrfbeit Caroline Trtiitl,
Geliebie Satin oe5 oeriiorbcnen @corpe Sreiirf,
I'm Ilter bon ~ SabreIi. Sic @eeroieung lin,
@obuuBg. 9ir. 1926, Rorbs Bciiel Sirubc, aus
auf Der Baltimore 9cmeferp~ ituti. 8eripanotc
mo Sreunoe fiilo ad1ilngsnoq ctngelaoen. Der.
felbsn bei3upubner. (2ht-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
9od)3citss Wefd)entc.

VEVUJetsIC
e@Mix6iamen - Ettbeytgssfeu - t1tYn.
Wenn sic fiber etn QefhenS i'm 9ipetfeT tirb
10 Uefnten Gle urferen ldbeR: ipit f5nnen so,
ncn ein uiieli@es @efdeni ~ febr i,ftteen 70
fteN In 1orf@Ia9 bringen.
Sir 81 T5nnen ste Gin fmUnes Gt1d SiIber
Nanre1 ert1Iter. q. U. SuppersGdsJpfI1ffeI 8us,
ietaaf,ae. BntfetmeHer nnb sahIrei6e anhere.
ereaioIitdien
Mn,. s. Maiaer,
Der SMtpeIies.
q Da.HaItimsre.9 trats.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
8crlincr 9rici.

Sniioiiboten. -AlGin aro1.-- Glciils
bilrgcrfon9. - 6anlilicnbao. =
Sngenbiiiriorgc. - Tic @artcl;-
itaot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08

Hdife smr 8aeiie ia's Mnslanb be.
foret g. Mdiae, Nr. 413, ct.galti.
morshrahe, nale Gmitom &pnie Apc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08

gefadftsfhhrer G. II. Sstus, s8otnuna:
u & u. 12t B WaIbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08

tMHe sns Ytaetpns Mr YieuIee iperbeu icsI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
Gime lefteMe &tltaen6eit
Baltimore sraasfer Gompasni.,


eass1sssr transssrsIrt SAB serpa6t. cma,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08

bic fommenbe Soifon aebmnt. gubriperfe unS
Tseifs rem (Ea-,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
Der 0euifGe correspondent
srideiHt ieben Sag i'm Sabre

Gtsenthhmrr q. Saline, sBobmuue:
6, & q. 1slspbou: 1860 Waabtfon-N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08

asentnr fur RaTbiusipn nnb Hitriit goinmbia
Fem. Saunemanu. 1915 Dleriun. ctr, R..8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08

Ser b1dfte Breis nirb teSablt fnr aIte Se.
bern In ireeTh iuef4er 0uanftfdt. Uaan feitbe
8pftforte an 8. g. SisasS, Re. SO, Rsrb.Qs.
taissetra6e. Heibe 9efepbone. t8-T&G,
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
WANTS TWENTY TEMPORARY
-SCHOOLHOUSES ERECTED
Board of Education Urges Super
visors to Have Needed Structures
Built During Vacation

The board of education petitioned the
supervisors yesterday to have erected
during the long term vacation, or as
speedily as possible. 20 temporary
school buildings to relieve the over
crowded condition in certain districts.
Director Boyle reported that the fol-
lowing buildings were needed:
Girls high and commercial high
schools, temporary school buildings of
is rooms each; Bernal district, Fair
mount district, Garfield school Monroe
school, Bergerot school, Oceanside
school and Peabody school, six extra
rooms each; Upper Sunnyside and Han
cock schools, four extra rooms each;
Laguna Honda, Madison, Washington,
Marshall, Sutro, Jean Parker, Lincoln,
Harrison and Starr King schools,
three extra rooms each.
Supervisor Gallagher said that in all
likelihood the schools would have to be
built out of the appropriation of ST.
500. 900 made for the school department
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
CAPTAIN FRANCKE TAKES
APPEAL TO BIRMINGHAM
Contends That, His License Having
Expired During Investigation,
He Cannot Be Suspended

Captain E Francke of the wrecked
steamship Dakota has appealed to
Tinted States Supervising Inspector
Captain John Birmingham from the
decision of the United States local in
Epectors at Seattle recommending that
no license should be issued(to him for
TWO years and six months, his license
having expired during the investiga-
ton. Francke takes the ground that
the rules of the department do not al
1osy inspectors TO refuse a license to
sny competent man. Should his con-
teution be true he will escape punish
Tnent other than the official reprimand
9or the loss OF the ship.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
WIFE BEArER SENTENCED

Henry Blair, a hod carrier. was con-
victed by Police Judge Weller yester-
day of battery upon his wife and was
sentenced to serve six months in the
county jail Mrs. Blair, who lives a,
13z4h Rhode Island street, secured a
divorce from Blair last February, and
a few days later. she alleges, Blair
called at the house to get a pair OF
shoes. When his wife turned round he
struck her on the back of the head
rendering her unconscious. He was ar
rested, but jumped his bail He re-
turned 10 the city three days ago and
was rearrested-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
PHYSICIAN ARRESTED

DR.. F. L. Talcott, 553 Van Ness ave-
nue.. surrendered himself at the city
prison yesterday and was released on
bail He was charged with obtaining
money by false pretense on COM
plant sworn to before Police Judge
Cabaniss by w. F. Putnam, carpenter,
523 Twenty y-seventh street Putnam
alleges that on February II DR.. Tai
colt got $3.50 from him on the false
representation that the Prostacura
company was corporation duly or
ganized under the laws of Arizona DR..
Talcott says that the money was for
stock in the company. which will be
organized shortly. and he threatens to
have Putnam arrested for malicious
prosecution
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
ORDERS WARRANTS FOR
ARREST OF MILKMEN
Health Board VIII Prosecute Fifteen
Concerns Whose Lacteal Fluid
Was Below Legal Standard

The health board ordered warrants
sworn out yesterday for the arrest of
is dealers whose milk was found by
Chemist Gibbs to be below the legal
standard. The results of the analyses
were as follows:
Milk low in butter fate. Evans, 12s
Hartford street; J. Wilson, 41S7h
Eureka street; Brazil & Company. 1853
Turk street; 7. Tore G. Company, II
Water street; NJ Mandich, 3642 Seven
teenth street; B. Cassau. Wayland and
Hamilton streets; l. Kaielin, 5l5 Char
ter Oak avenue; Fletcher & Green,
81 Shrader street; Murphy & Paul.
e534 Mission street, Joseph Kennel,
N5w Boss dairy; L. Anthemen, 19 Capp
street: Millbrae California milk COM
pauy, Twenty-second and Folsom
streets: c. Mueller, 457 Minna street.
Low in solids-Berg, Davis Co.
lSl8 Howard street; T. Barreilles, Ma
r3nal ranch. San Mateo-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
THRIFTY WIFE WHO RUNS
CANDY STORE ASKS THAT
HUSBAND BE kept AWAY
Mrs. Whear's Mate Inter
feres With Business and
She Wants Divorce
CRUELTY IS ALLEGED
Defendant Is Accused OF
Applying Opprobious
Epithets

Mrs. Ruth l. Whear complains that
her husband. Thomas T whear. has so
little consideration for her feelings that
he calls her mule face" In a divorce
oomplaint. which she fled in the su-
perior court yesterday. she accuses
Whear of both intemperance and
cruelfv. She owns a candy and ice
cream parlor in Twenty fourth street.
and recently Whear has formed habit,
she alleges. of dropping in and aous-
ing her in the presence of customers
HIS conduct she charges, threatens
10 result in ruinous loss Of patronage
and therefore she asks that an order be
issued restraining him from visiting
her place Of business She also requests
the court TO instruct him to keep away
from her home In giving a list OF the
Whear possessions the wife mentions a
piano, and adds that she bought and
paid for it with her own money.
After 1e years of married life Ida
Mattson began suit yesterday for di-
vorce from Mattias Mattson on the
ground Of cruelty. She charges that
on March II last he wrongfully accused
her Of stealing SO from him and
dragged her down a flight Of stairs,
AS g further instance Of cruelty she
recites that only last Sunday he ex-
pressed the wish that she were dwell
ing IN llS region o. 44C
couple have two children, boy OF is
and a girl of II.
Lillian Leslie Peralta filed suit for
divorce from Vincent F. Peralta, who
IS said 10 be one of the thousand
cousins OF the Peraltas who once owned
the greater part of Alameda county.
The defendant is a sign painter for a
circus. His wife alleges that. although
he receives 5000 z month fox his work,
he does not support his family. The
couple were married IL years ago and
have two daughters. one 10 years old
and the other Z.
Walter K. Jamison, q member OF a
well known San Jose family, was made
defendant yesterday in a suit for di-
vorce that was fled by Mae A Jamison,
whom he married five years ago. The
wife charges that he devotes his time
TO idleness and dissipation and has
failed TO provide for her and their
4 year old daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
AUTO THIEF PLEADS cUIr.ry

Walter J. J. Grossman, one of the
gang of four automobile thieves.
pleaded guilty in Police Judge Ca
baniss' court yesterday to a charge of
driving off with q machine without the
consent of the owner and was SEN
tenced 70 serve 2s days IN the county
Jail The original charge was grand
larceny for stealing a machine belong
ing 10 C C Nolan. Grossman was al
lowed to plead guilty TO petty larceny
in Judge Weller's court on Friday for
stealing Mrs. c. c. Hoag's machine and
will be sentenced on Tuesday.