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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03

Farmers Institute Bulletin No 20 will be dis
tributed free prior to the first session. Be on
hand to get free book.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03

WANTED-A girl at the New City
Hotel.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03
TRINITY CHURCH.

TRINITY CHURCH.
Services next Sunday 10:45 a. m.
Epiphany sermon and music. Sun
day school and Catechism at 11:45.
E. l. GILMORE, Rector.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03

HORSE FOR SALE.-A good 400
Id. farm horse. Enquire of F. D..
Chinook.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03

LOT For SALE-Three blocks
from Normal School. FRANK LU-
BERG.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03

REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
Amount on hand at beginning
of fiscal year, .S2 083. As
Amt reed from sale of lots. $500
Interest on funds, 500. 49,. 93.05
From owners of lots for
their care,............... 1900
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03

For SALE-The milk business
carried on by Taylor Bros. in this
cifv
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03

Total, $3.50. so
Expenses of the Association
for the past year:
For services of sexton, ......$ 1858
For Sundry bills, ............... $500
Total disbursements. s. 314. SO
Balance ON hand, $2,2l6. 10
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03

Sample gloves and mitts at R. N.
JenSon's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03
PIERCE COUNTY FARMERS
INSTITUTE
River Falls, January 1Os11,'O7,
Conducted by L. E. Scott
of Stanley.

Assisted by L. P. Martiny, Chippewa Folls,
c. E. Matteson, Pewaukee, and Sept.
Geo. McKerrow, Madison.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-20
Mrs. Leslie Carter Is
Sued by Creditors
Dress Maker Has $1,000 Claim
and Wants Actress De-
cIared Bankrupt

NEW YORK. Nov. 19-TheatrieaI
circles were interested today IN the
announcement that an application for
involuntary bankruptcy had been fled
by three petitioners in the United
States district court against Mrs. Leslie
Carter Payne and that Ezra P Prem
tice had been appointed receiver.
The petitioners are Laura F. Cook.
who has a claim OF about s1l 900 Tor
wearing apparel, Louis Deutch. with
an item OF 1896 for cleaning and dyeing.
and Charles L. Thatcher. who holds an
assigned claim OF s5s for automobile
repairs.
Deutch alleges that the actress prin-
cipal asset is a claim against David
Belasco for an interest in plays they
had Jointly produced. She had a mis-
understanding with BelsSco in June.
1905, over her marriage to Payne and
since then has been making tours on
her own account
In New Haven. where she is playing.
the box receipts were attached Satur-
day night at the instigation of a frm
of photographers in Chicago.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-20
Marc Anthony Hays.
Kelly ii Senate
Rises to Question of Personal
Privilege TO Denounee the
Former Boss
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 1s.-Martin
Kelly of San Francisco. former part
ner an the defunct firm of Kelly &
crlmmins, political bosses, was Bit
terly Assaiied, in the senate today by
Senator Marc Anthony. AT the session.
of the Legislature last winter Kelly.s.it
is said. sought the vote Of Anthony on
a measure which Anthony later
learned, would not bear the light of
investigation.
When Anthony became convinced
that Kelly had tried to use him as a
tool he was righteously indignant and
vowed that II the opportunity, was
ever offered him he would. in terms
that would not be misunderstood. tell
the defunct boss in what utter con
tempt he held him.
,Anthony's time came this. afternoon
just prior to the adjournment of the
session. Kelly was in the lobby. cir
culating among the members of the
third house" when Anthony noted
his presence In an instant Anthony
was on the floor. demanding that as.
a personal privilege ha be given the
attention OF the senate for few mo-
ments. No objections being raised, he
proceeded to pour forth the walls of
his wrath on the unsuspecting Kelly.
There is person here" exclaimed
the indignant senator. whose pres
ence, oozing with corruption and rot
tenness, is an insult to this body. He
has dragged down to shame legisla-
tors of this state. He is murderer
over and over again. He is as
treacherous as he is vile He is an
unconvicted fe1on and should be driven
out of these halls. l ask that the SER
geant at arms be instructed to ex-
clude him fvom all sessions of this
body thar attend. He is here for no
good purpose and should be shown no
consideration. refer to the king of
the stew buns. Martin Kelly
A deep silence fell upon the senate
as Anthony concluded his remarks and
took his seat Kelly. who had been
standing near the door during the at
tack, turned white with anger, but
not a word escaped his lips. An in
slant later the door of the senate
chamber hid him from the view of the
spectators.
Senator Wolfe was the first to break
the silence by moving that an adjourn
ment be taken until tomorrow morn
ing and the Incident was closed
Anthony had not recovered his tenn
per when he sIeft. the hall. He was
still burning with Indignation and as
he passed into the street exclaimed:
My father assisted to hang better
men than Martin Kelly III the days Of
the vigIlanses.y
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-20
DIVORCE SUIT CAUSES
FATAL RAILWAY WRECK
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

ST. LOUIS. Nov ia divorce suit
caused a wreck on the vandalia this
morning at Vevay Park. Ill. in which
Engineer Joseph A. McClelland was
killed. 1t was headon collision be-
tween two fast trains. one or which
was trying, through Engineer A. NJ
HennelPs error, to go in on the wrong
end of a siding, while the other. with
McCleIand at the throttle, was carry
ing the fast mail east at 10 miles an
hour.
Just before starting on his last run
Hennell filed suit for divorce. His
friends say that after the suit was
fled in East st. Louis yesterday he
was so depressed by the prospects OF
a court rehearsal os his family affairs
that he was in no condition mentally
to go out on the road.
Engineer McClelland he'd two sons,
both in San rancisco-Raymond Nc.
Clelland and Joseph A. McClelland Jr.,
the latter in the insurance business
McClelland had been with the yandalia
81 years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
EASTERN

Nor. billions must be put into railroads and
ssudbsS legislatures must cease to scare away
investors or traffic demands cannot be met saws
James J. Hiu- Fse .
President Roosevelt issues distinctions thst
DO federal office holders be elected as dele--trS
TO republican national convention. rage 10
Secretary Cortelyou wires that United states
viii assume bali Of the expense Of sanitary
work being dore here. Page
rbree cTeditors Of M-s Leslie Carter Payne,
the actress hie application fcr iuvoluntarE
bankruptcy. Page
Passdeps -emsr- Mrs. James NJ. blrk, susS
for accounting OF husbands estate. PsEe2
Mrs. Annie M Bradley tells pathetic tale u
relations with Senator Brown, whom she killed
in Washington Page l
Fleets sailing will bring discharge Of 5000
mechanics from eastern navy yards whose force
viii Be cut down one-hsf- Page
New York syndicate plans to take s2S oooSoe
OF treasury certificates and bsnss are. resdy %
COAST
Miss Lenors chiaes.er winner OF second prize
IN The Calls beauty contest, viii become
brids today. Page
DTuukeu t.srsters shoot at Captain ". Il.
McKittrieE, In Law OF General Shafter,
While the captain is automobiliuE With bis wife
at Rose station. Page IL
Oscar Chavez. manager cf Santa Bsrbsra
baseball team. is accused OF subornatiop OF
perjury and Is taken TO Los Angeles for
trial Page IL
salt Lake railroad completes million dolia-
improvements 70 safeguard it against wash
outs. Page Q
Memorial cross Sc erected by santa Clara
County Historical society to commemorate SEC.
ood site Of famous mission. Page II
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-20
U. 5. Will Pay Half Of
Sanitation Expense
Secretary CofeIyou Wires H. u.
Brandensfein the Good
News
srEcIAL D1spArcH 70 rHE eALL

WASHINGTON, Nov 1a.-Secretary
cortelyou wired today to IA u. Bran
denstein and other authorities at san
Francisco notifying them that the ma
rine hospital service had received word
from Surgeon Blue that San Francisco
was willing to pay for all supplies used
in exterminating the plague and main
tanning plague hospitals and recon-
mending that the government pay for
the labor and superintendent of the
work and to take charge of all opera
tions
Secretary Cortelyou added that this
Recommendation was approved and that
the government would assume these
extra expenses, amounting to about
$4,000 a month. until the matter could
be laid before congress. This action
will relieve the city of about half Of
its burden
AS soon as congress convenes the sit
uatlon in regard to plague will be re-
ported to it and 1t is expected that
steps will be taken to extend full gov
ernmentecontrol over the Pacific coast
quarantine system until the plague is
stamped out,
The appearance, of the plague at scat
tered I, points. along the coast has
aroused the apprehension of the federal
authorities. Strict watch is to be kept
over such ports as Monterey where
regular quarantine is not maintained.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-20
Gillett and Webb.
Invited to Con-
ference
Fault Is Found With
Superior Court Clause
By George Van Smith

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 10
Has Governor Gillett, BY tha
provisions OF his special holiday
bills, endangered the safety Of
the banks which the legislation
is designed to protect? Has he
by his bill for the postponement
of the date for the collection Of
taxes attempted to have vested
in him powers in contravention
of the constitution
To answer these questions the
assembly Judiciary committees
has invited the governor, the at
torney general and other legal
higlrigs TO appear at an adj
iourned meeting tomorrow .afs
ternoon.
Seventeen lawyers. members Of tina
assembly Judiciary committee. and =
few other lawyers sat down this aftsr-
noon to discover that. according to
their several legal opinions. all the
bills proposed by Governor Ginstt In
response to a demand for state aid
in meeting the financial stringency
were either Unconstitutional or in their
provisions calculated to defeat the
very ends sought.
To combat these contentious ana. II
possible. to snsy the fears thus
aroused. Governor Gmstt Attorney
General webb, the governors private
secretary. z. c. Cooper; L. T. Hataeld.
the attorney who assisted IN the prep
arstion % the bills. Everett J. Brown.
district atsarnss afor Alameda county.
Homer s. KiAs,S J. W. Hsllman ana r.
B.. Anderson OF San Franchises havs
been invited to present Themselves
and their arguments tomorrow attsr-
noon.
Assemblynlan Grove l. Johnson,
chairman of the judiciary COMMITTEES.
introduced I'VE bills for the governor
this morning They were the billst
drawn to enable the courts to work
during special holidays proclaimed By
the executive and vssting IN ths'
governor the discretionary power to-
postpone the collection OF taxes and,
the imposition OF penalties for de-,
linquency Of taxes. johnson ana
neuncsd when he introduced the bills
that he did not agree with everythinR
Cos1Isu<d .. page Z. column =
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COAST
EDITORIAL

San Franchises financial primscy. Page
Exit from ofses the last boodler. Page
Another special session favored. rage
pistol lagis1sriou,' dies OF ridiculs. Page
No national significance. Page
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-20
lmpertinent Question No. rs
Why Can't You Manage Your E'its,-, Wife

Why Can't You Manage Your s.esz.s, Vie
For the most original witest answer to this ques-
ton and the bnefer the better The Call will pay
FIVE DOLLARS. For the next FIVE answers
The Call will pay ONE DOLLAR each. Prize
winning answers will be printed next Wednesday
and checks mailed to the winners at once Make
your answer short and address it to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS,
THE CALL
to Thy do laugh
SO street
There are 11l8o reasons
erandsr oak kssetcn.
At the The Chronicle has the largest
81
At the Oakland Trbunes efforts to make newspaper
of mud and
81 Reruee rect
Weepin is such a lonesome job
Nousn. street city.
Why shouldn't L? have dmpes
81 o ]. Twenty thLr street
started Noyember and can't stop.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-20

Senator Marc Antony arises 10 question Of
personal privilege 70 denouncs Martin Kelly.
former political boss. Pnge
state is nc Of arch boo6ier. Andrew IS. VII
son. who resigns when legislature is eager for
plessure Of kicking him out Page
Governor GElett's message 10 legislature
staSes frenz5ed 6ns nee, asks for laws 10 give
relief 10 tar PAYERS and urges passage Of
amendments for SIS .eoe. 90 bond issue in San
Francisco Page
Members q Judiciary COMMITTEES Of legislature
dissppro-e ~ Governor Gillett's bills providing
for state aid for the hanks, declaring them NJ
constitutional Page ]
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-20
CITY

Women Of Franchises club exclude new Englishl
novel Three Weeks" from their iibrarrf
shelves. Page
Carlton G. Patterson escapes from o'Forreli
street police station through viudc~- Page
Mayor Tsylor's election expenses amounted 10
Ss41; Washington podEe's. ss5T. Page II
Former husband Of Florence Land May Of
oriental rug fame writes letter TO her father.
accusing her cf +hresteDinE him. Page 1S
viii Of John Benley Smith. fosnuer San Fran
cisco politician and businessman, bequesths ~
estate valued at $4,000. Page IL
Title Of Governor Gillett to $50 acres Of tinI-
her in Humboldt comfy is validated by decision
u state supreme oonrt. Page 10.
Rush for new tressurr certificates bsgins
and II persons take $3.50 Of them on hrpt
DAY Page
Social science department Of California club
discusses homes for women who work Page 15
Thug found hiding IN apartment house points
pistol at lau6lord and escapes. PsEe IS
Protest ef n. H Hubert against Jepan's
tramplinE upon American treaty rights in Korea.
taken up By san Francisco chamber Of com
u1eroe. disturhs TOKYO government Page 1s
Ten charitable organizations baud together fer
more effective work Page 3
st. Patrick's church festival viii be con
tnued another DAY on account of its zgeat
popularity Page 15
Burglar confesses that since last September be
robbed nine homes in this city and Oakland OF
rsiusbies and jerelry worth s252e Page 1e
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-20
Holiday To-day

DY proclamation of Governor
DJames N. Gillett today is de-
clared a legal holiday in California.
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SUBURBAN


Grain Of wheat sprouts IN ear Of miner in
oakland ard he suffers Ertaty before seed is
removed Page Z
rresideDt =. s. Loop OF Alameda city council
defends himseIf and colleagues against critics in
real estate matter Page Z
HindUs cause the srrest Of two oakland en-
pJoyment agents for alleged swindIing Page
oakland ITbrarisn lsmeDts lar morals Of book
thieyes, who have stolen 772 volumes from in
stitution in year. Page
Percy Pembroke boz roob<r. Is taken to San
Quentin 10 serve 10 year sentence. Pager
osklspd's delegates to national rivers. and
BARRIERS couTeptiou ip Washington, d. C.. viii
Leave for east. tomorrow night. Page
SPORTS
Johnpy Murphy and Jobuny Frsyne sigo to
meet In a so round bout at, colms iDeoem-
her 10 Page 10
frankie NefI. now rules 10 to 9 fnyorite over
0~ep MOAN for Friday nights battle Page 10
BsttIips Nelson win return to the9 city IN
few days after successful bunting
Del Monte and Titter springs endurance runs
trophies awarded 10 Autoist J. J. Borree. white
company withdrawing from the tie Page 10
Gemmell wins the Alameda handicap at En-
ervville iu fast time. Page 10
Stanford student Journal declares unqualihedIy
for Rugby and refers to American football ar
Is1e3 1901. rage 10
LABOR
-Four carpenters unions erecting hall in
Fulton street Page
Unions win help early closing movement Of
retail clerks by aniug members who make pur-
chases after s p. 10. Page
MARINE
C. L. stone. rnacAiuist, fatally hurt By fall,
into hatch OF steamer Argyll at local
dock Page IL
United States battlesbip Nebraska IS ordered
back TO Bremerton and VIII have its Snal speed
trial on way 10 Puget sound. Page IL
MINING
Reaction following Advances Of Monday
causes decline in stocks on the miainS
exchange. t-t+.s Page 1B
SOCIAL .....
First Of Mrs. Tnsz sborb Whites dances for
this season VIII b Glyen Friday night Page 9
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 100
MEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TODAY

YESTERDAY-weSt wind; clear; maximum
Temperature os: minimum. AS
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-UDsettled weather,
With occasional showers; light southwest winds.
changing to northwest rage II
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-05
TELLURIDE COMPANY

Homer Prickett, president of the Telluride Mining company, will go to Moctezuma today to attend meeting of the Mexican company or ganized to hold the Telluride proper ty, which Is located fn the vicinity of the Fl Tigre mine. Mir. Pricket will be met at Nacozari by Sam Su- plee his partner in the development of the property and who has had charge of the work for more than year. Together they will go to Mocte- zuma. where they will probably re- main two or three days attending to the business of the company
 The Telluride company own num- Der of claims, the principal one being the Ruth. on which a large amount of development work has been done and with excellent results. The prop erty lies on either side of canyon, which makes it easy to work with tunnels.
 ! The development work already done has been so encouraging that 1t is now the intention to provide a mil for working the ore at the mine and examinations by experts have agreed ! that the time has arrived when a mil
 Is in order It is the intention of NIT
 Priekett to go east in the near fu
 sufe to arrange for the purchase O
 the mill. which 1t is hoped fo have fl
 operation before the end of the pres ent year.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-05
ASSAYS AT COCH|SE
 SHOW SOME COPPER
Drifting Is Through Soft, De- composed Ground and
 Rock Harder.

The days oevelopmept at Cochise Development company yesterday was about as follows The management is plugging ahead on the north drift of the 3o0-foot level with the air com pressor drills. The recent blasts showed g soft formation much broken in the deposit. There are two classes of ore, one white, that had the ap- pearance of tale. There was a big bunch of it that assayed about ! per cent copper. The other part was also soft, dark blue in color merging to- ward black. This last assayed about ? per cent copper. The drills at noon yesterday were working in harder, though not hard rock. The formation seems to be decomposed and broken quartz, porphyry with some lime and considerable evidence of iron pyrites and some sulphide of copper. Super. intendent Benton said that he liked the looks of the formation. and hoped to strike ore within the next few hundred feet. The drifting is toward the north and the big porphyry blow out on the hill above the shaft. The contact of the drift and the blow out may or may not mean an ore body.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-05
JIM FLYNN AND JACK
 TWIN ARE ID MEET
Both Men Are Equally Anxious to Hand the Other a
 Bunch.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feg. 1.-The next event arranged by Manager Mo Carey of the Pacific Athletic Club will take place February 18th. and will be between Jim Flynn and Jack (Twin) Sullivan.
 These two have already met once in this city on the 4th of last month. Thoe who saw 1t Say 1t was the most terrific cattle ever witnessed in the pavilion.
 Jim Flynn received the decision af- ter twenty rounds of fierce gruelling on the part of both boxers.
 Twin Sullivan is naturally dissat- isfied at having lost the last con test and he Is determined to make up for it this time and decisiyely defeat Jim Flynn.
 Flynn is equally determined to re- peat his last performance only more | so and both men feeling this way, makes it certain that the bout will be hummer. e.aa rr | :, Flynn is training at Eastlake park | | quarters. Sullivan is out at the Bald win ranch, where he trained for his | last battle and where he also work ed with Al Kaufman when he was in preparation for his go with George | Gardner.
 Flynn has fought only twice in Los Angeles. The first time was in his go with Tommy Burns. The latter put him out but he made an excellent i'm l pression on. the spectators and drew many sympathizers and adherents to | the ringside when he met Sullivan
 last month.
 There is still plenty of training time before the night of the encoun-
 ter but both men have got down to
 hard work. Both of them are in fair
 condition at the present tine as they
 have been working with boxers Who
 were training for the recent events. l Neither man is taking any chances
 however. Flynn has secured the ser
 vices of Frank Mcdonald, the cham
 pion trainer of the present day. Nc Donald has great faith in the llcngeI man and expects to take him up hlsI
 on the ladder of pugilistic fame.
 When Frank Mcdonald takes mar in hand he always gets the best there is in him to show. He trained Gan: for the historic battle with Nelson il Goldfield and he has had charge o } more winning boxers than any othei | trainer at the present time. This naturally gives Flynn some ad vantages, but Jack Sullivan know
 the game well himself and is leayinl
 nothing undone to get himself Ii perfect physical condition before Fet
 ruary 18th. He has engaged the Ter rible Turk to work him at Arcadia 2 The Turk, besides being a good spar i ring partner is a professional mas E seur and can do fine work with hi l hands on the muscles.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-05
THIRTEeNTH WIFE IS UNLuckY

TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. 4.-Chsty yed with bigamy and credited with having thirteen wives by the court officers. Rev. Albert Holden. reported to have two sons also under indictment for bigamy, pleaded guilty yesterday and was sentenced to serve six years il the penitentiary. Holden married every time the spirit moved him. His courtships always took place during one of his reyivals. and his victims were always one of these whom he had taken into the church.
 Just before sentence was passed Holden said to the judge that he had been the victim of brain trouble and blamed his many marriages on this affliction. He said that he had strus eled against the sin of biGamv, but that all his prayers had availed min nothing.