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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
4 FAIL TO SECURE
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Repists Efforts of Robbers In
fhe Angel City

rOs ANGELES, Jan. 31.-A sys-
+eroattc attempt to sloot two large Of
Gee buildings in Broadway in the heart
~ the city was made by cracksmen
last night. Although FIVE safes were
badiv damaged with sledge hammers
and saws. but little loot was obtained
by the robbers. Several Offices in the
~ T. Johnson building and the Coul-
Ter building were entered One OF the
safes contained $4,000 worth of dia-
nonds. but the robbers were unable 10
e-ss-, entrance into the inner part of
= A score Of desks were pried open.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01

who is interested in the machine en-
pioyed IN Alameda County, but he had
apparently hfcked Gator on the raw.
Ihe commissioner said he had been
asked many times if the machines could
oe worked" but he had never heard a
olrect charge 10 that effect from any
responsible source. This statement he
toAowed with rather interesting re-
cital OF the Hosmer contest Then
LeaVitt suggested that the committee
call an expert who had already exam
med the machines and find out how
much Of an examination would be
necessary.
Leavitt took Welch's plan TO mean
that Welch wanted to employ an un-
friendly mechanic. and charged the San
Francisco man with an intent to legis-
late the machines out of the State and
ruin their makers.
LOUD LANGUAGE HURLED
Welch came back with the sugges-
tion that II the machines were all right
an investigation would increase their
sales. Leavitt said he was willing to
have his machine explained by an eX-
pert who knew something about ma
chimes. but that he did not purpose to
have one torn to bits by a man who
had never seen the mechanism of bal
lot machine and who was unfriendly.
II was then that W elcn came through
with an offer TO put up the price Of the
machine and the loud language began
10 be hurled around the room. Leavitt
thought Welch was out 10 ruin his bust
ness and said so.
Welch insisted that he only wanted
10 remove doubt from his own and the
public mind. and offered again to buy a
machine. Leavitt said they were for
sale only for their proper purpose
Walker suggested that Welch borrow
one from San Jose. and Welch insisted
that he wanted one of the machines
used in the last San Francisco cleo
ton. Leavitt said angrily that of course
dishonest official could, if he had the
opportunity. derange a voting machine
or any other piece OF machinery.
A majority of the committee had
taken TO the open and cooler air when
Belshaw came to the rescue with dis
l oovery The law provided that the ma
, hines could not be opened for SIX
months after an election and a
mere Senatorial resolution would not
override the law. Welch got BelshaW
to promise he would vote for a law au-
thorizfng the examination and hurried
out 10 prepare the bill, which VIII be
introduced tomorrow.
ANTHONY BILL WON'T DO
Before the voting machine contro-
versv got under way Senator Marc An
thonv was quietly but firmly told his
recall bill would nov do. and that de-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
BANKRUPT PUBLISHERS

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 31.-A petition
in bankruptcy was filed today In the
United States District Court against
the Atlanta News Publishing Company
by j. W. English Jr., president of the
publishing company, and other credit
ors. A temporary receiver was ap-
nointed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
McCLELLAN LOSES POINT

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Justice Lev
entritt today denied the application of
counsel for Mayor Mcclellan to set
aside the service of summons and
complaint in the quo warranto pro-
ceedings brought by the Attorney Cen
eral in the matter Of the ballot count
Judge Leventritt granted a stay of
proceedings in the matter until three
days after Justice Fftts of Albany
handed down his decision on the mo-
tion of prohibition against Attorney
General Jackson.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
DEATH OF BYRON wEBsTER

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa, Jan. 31.-
Byron Webster. former editor of the
Marshalltown Statesman. died today.
He was the first editor to suggest the
name of Grover Cleveland for the
Presidency upon the election of Cleve-
land as Governor of New York.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
purEAnELPHIA EMBEZZLER Is
CAPTURED AT HARVARD, IDAHO
VIII Be Returned to Quaker City to
stand Trial for Misappropriatfon
of- $4,000 Last July.

SPOKANE Jan. 3l.-After a chase
which commenced in July last. detec-
tiyes from Philadelphia today arrested
uAlnam culIin. a trusted employe Of
PotIatch Lumber Company at Har
vard, Idaho. He is alleged to have en-
bezzled $4,000 from a Philadelphia
firm Since the alleged theft Cullin has
been in various places, gradually drift
ing west and covering his tracks in a
manner that baf1ed the authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
ECHO OF THE HARTJE CASE

PITTSBURG, Jan. 31.-Detectives Her
man G. Staab and John Anderson were
placed on trial today on charges of en-
tering building with intent to commit
a felony and larceny made by Thomas
Nadine, the coachman who was named
as correspondent in the Hartje divorce
case and from whose trunk letters were
tol
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
COAL For SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE. jan 31.-Announcement
was made today that the product of
three coal mines at Rock Springs,
Wyo., would be started to Salt Lake
to relieve the fuel famine.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01

STUDENT SHOOTS HIMSELF-ventura, jan
reached here this afternoon that A.
d. White, an Eastern youth attending the
Thatcher School in the Ojai Valley. had shot and
perhaps fatally injured himself while handling a
revolver in his room. The bullet entered the
Young mans head.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
BLIzzARp IN NORTH DAKorA

MINOT, N. D., Jan. 31.-The worst
blizzard of the winter prevails in North
Dakota tonight. Railroad traffic Is
completely demoralized and the scar
city of fuel and provisions will become
even more serious than at present.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01

SURGEON COMMITTED sUrcDE-Los Ange.
les Ian 3I-The Coroner's verdict today was
suicide in the case of DR.. R. Harvey Reed OF
Rock Springs Wyo., the former head surgeon
of the Union Pacific Railroad, who blew out bis
brains with a pistol in his room at the Hotel
IAnkershim yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
VETERAN FIREMEN,s BANQUET

The Veteran Volunteer Firemen's
Association will hold Its annual ban
quet in a Market-street cafe tomorrow
night.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
THE CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE
(Organized 1907


vanee@ent ass Il DIeS@Sas DC
tionary.
The California Promotion Committee has for
its object the PROMOTING OF California as a
whole.
1t has nothing to sell.
Its energies are devoted to fostering all things
that have the ADVANCEMENT Of California as
their object
1t gives reliable Information every subject
connected with the industries OF California.
1t gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the establish
ment of new industries and invites desirable i'm
migration.
1t is not an employment agency although 1t
gives information regarding labor conditions.
1t presents the opportunities and needs in all
fields of business and professional activity.
The Committee is supported by popular sub
scription and makes no charge for any service
rendered
Affiliated with the Committee are one hundred
and sixty commercial organizations OF the State
with membership Of over thirty thousand.
Meetings are held semi-annually in different
parts Of California. where matters Of State inter
est are discussed.
Headquarters Of the Committee are maintained
in San Francisco in California Building. Union
Square.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01

TOTAL FATALITIES ELEvEN-Chicago, Jan.
31-The death today Of Michael Donohue.
mona tank in the Armour plant brought the
total fatalities up to eleven.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01

Chile was the first South American
state to build railways. of which 1t
now has nearly 5000 miles.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
No. voluntarily" answered Transue.
REFUSES TO BEND KNEE

Smyth objected to taking another
chance at a signed statement. II am
wlIIIng to deny" he said. but I will
not bend the knee to this Legislature"
Following this note of defiance,
Smyth advanced up the aisle again. AS
he strode he talked of the principles
of Abraham Lincoln, but Speaker
Beardslee ordered him to back up once
more and ruled his remarks on the
great liberator out of order.
Then the wise old Grove Johnson
saved the situation. Some one is
wrestling with the truth and has
thrown 1t down. he said.
Following this summing up of the
situation, Johnson moved that the
whole matter be referred to an investi-
eating committee OF three members
empowered to summon witnesses, ad-
minister oaths and take testimony
Speaker Beardslee named Assemblymen
Wyatt, Davis and Pyle as inquisitors
That ended the proceedings for the
day. If Smyth stands pat the com
mittee will go into the details of the
funeral excursion. If he does. not. the
incident will end with an apology.
Smyth is an honest man, but, to use his
own words, is still "in a crude form"
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
Voting Machines Cause
Row in the Senate
Welch Insists on Investigation and Leavitt
Heads a Vigorous Opposition

Continued from Page 1. Column 1.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
IRE OF MOUNTAIN
MAN AROUSED
Smyth Will Not Sign a Re
traction, but Stalks Down
Aisle, Ready to Fight
HONESTY HIS JEWEL
CALL HEADQUARTERS,
1907 EIGHTH STREET.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 31.--'I am an
honest man, but 1 am in a crude form. "
Such were the words of F. H. Smyth,
Democratic member of the Assembly
from the Twelfth District, when called
on this afternoon to explain how he
came to sign an article in the Wood
land Mail charging that drunken de-
bauchery was the distinguishing fea-
lures of the legislative party that went
to attend the funeral of the late AS
semblyman John ]. Burke, in Oakland.
Yuba City rose to a question Of per-
sonal privilege and called attention to
the Objectionable article. Assembly
man Smyth. who has a leonine appear
ance and talks like Davy Crockett, rose
in response.
Il am here to answer he said. This
is a question of Innocents Abroad 1
just made some comments on the trip.
l was not there and l have been mis-
quoted. 1 did not say that. / am an
honest man, but in a crude form. 1
come from the mountains, and 1 won't
stand to have my honesty questioned"
Pointing to where Assemblyman
Burke had his seat. Smyth said: There
is desk draped in black over there.
have accrued about 5000 from the State.
and if the Republican members of the
Legislature will do the same I will put
every cent of 1T on that desk for the
benefit of the relatives"
CHALLENGES TO COMBAT
Assemblyman Transue of Los Angeles
interrupted the defendant. What we
want to know" he said, "is whether
Mr.. Smyth signed this statement
h a H. {-la Il
that the statement was accurate.
did you sign part of it?" persisted
Transue.
II donesso," answered Smyth, regard
less of his grammar. TT was a case of
1nnocents Abroad L deny having said
anything about debaucheries on the
trip. I wasn't there"
Transue insisted on n more detailed
explanation, and Smyth, growing bel
ligerent and still advancing up the
aisle, until Speaker Beardslee ordered
him back to his station, replied ''I
stand here ready to defend myself in
general manner or a personal manner"
The member from Los Angeles
showed no disposition to call for sec
onds. He merely asked a few more
pointed questions.
Smyth responded by asking another
question. From my facile expression"
he inquired of Transue,s do you think
l am dishonest MANI"
Transue did not answer, but pro-
ceeded to heap more fuel on the flames
The gentleman admits signing the
statement, but denies knowing its con-
tents he said. II desire that he sign
another statement denying the charges
against this Assembly"
Under the same conditions?" asked
Smyth.
n xAlp 70 Ill ~
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PROMOTION: The act Of promoting ad
vancement; ENCOURAGEMENT-Ce Die
tionary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-03

happy and prosperous, and there have
been yety iew attempts Of escape dur
ing the past few monttst Dr- Ham
fnond has endeared hinself % MANY
people III and about prlnt ytcgn an1
this city antl section and ttls
iotilcers ot Tie school ~ q hin In
In nigh terms 10 pc Wen
pleased With his administra ion q ~:
fairs Unless the doctor himself de-
.sires ii, would seem that q change Of
management at this time would not be
the best thing for the school. The
News; in It's mention of the candidacy
Of Mr.. Fisher, states that he was for:
meriy connected with the South Penn = 2
OIL Company, but for the past several
years has had mach experience IN
school work and would make an excel
lent man for the place; also that he
has many friends over the State who
are working in ihs interests and that
1t is understood that a number Of the
members Of the State board are favor
able TO him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-03
Essler Gives
Way TO Smith
THE cLARKsBuRG BALL TEAM
PASSES UNDER NEW MAN.
AeEMENT.

CLARKsBURG, Aug. S.-%Bull"
Smith, that popular clarksburg base
bali player, is now in charge Of the
local baseball team. The change
from Manager Essler to Smith was
made yesterday and the fans are hope.
full Of better showing. Things have
not broken right for Essler and many
lay too much Of the blame for defeats
on him. Essler will likely remain
with the team. First baseman Hollis.
ter will also be seen in the game again
as the differences between him and
the management have been settled.
From now on the outlook is brighter
and renewed interest will be shown by
the fans.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-03
REFORM SCHOOL


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ant changes nave eees rs 1 tne
State Reform scipei qgFlls ti rs 'a ".
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having resigned ana WE. fis 9
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ton foT some tlias pass aha @ao sate :,
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terday' taeiE IS natlon qasla .Au,
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to NM slemine eng slns plsllsss !; tos
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were are and laiEntais onelais anu -
they wiiL pe Eeastys missed a. y. sae
school Itss laa oeen ep Ilss g IN tne
work ipll years PAST anu r. !;
signed Simply pscanse lley ,nau ,L N
q their positions alp; IL aal MIS-. aln !.
have aiFeady g iensslp stae q woFk lettoH
BY w ana Mrs; Fleming, ana Deins
entirely taEaallars Win every oepaf'-
ment q tile cneol me Work . mas ,noY.
cd on IS tfopg s 2 no el 4tlt nsu Deen
made. asp s5 lf9s fseSFoaa, OF fl ~
tqn county VINO was soaaeeseu. WIN /,
ne school some time ago, mas re returned
spd resumed hls duties as guard az J
ne Davidson seotlag p H "a
spperinte ots she scaool' IN con'
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ms mornin f ated tnat tne neaita 2. 81
The boys pIenqld sat s1ais tlme' me y,
boys nay rseently gone Eaarousn WIN
seq q measles, any AZ tlnles as
Iaang As seven q elgnt were sunerlns
Mtth the disease ~ 9 tlme' Ieat an nave
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-03
Uncle Sam is
Happy Today
HIS BOYS UPHELD THE NATIONS
HONOR ON THE DIAMOND
YESTERDAY.

The postoffice team made good last
evening and defeated the Trust Com
pany team by score of 8 TOT, Both
Stuart and satterfelt' pitched in fine
form. Abbatticchio of the Trust Com,
pany team, brother of the crack sec.
ond baseman on the Pittsburg team
in the National League, did fine work
at first. The representatives Of Uncle
Sam are much elated over The result
and are sure that II another game
should be played between the same
teams that history would repeat itself
The Trust Company team say that
with Ira L. Smith the postofice team
will go down to defeat. Score;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-03
A POPULAR AND PRAc-
TIcAL FRock OF BLUE
Its Simple Lines Permit the Frequent
Laundering That Is Essential.

There is nothing more jaunty, crisp
and attractive for morning or outing
wear than pique suit. Neither does
any other material combine so easily
style with service.
To insure a pique suit against dis.
astrous shrinkage, two methods are
feasible. The one is to boil the goods
before cutting out; ordinary wetting
will not answer. Material always
keeps clean longer, though, before it
has been washed than afterward. On
the other hand, the advantages OF
working with material that has been
subjected to the shrinkage process are
obvious.
The other method is to make the
dress loose enough at hips, beltline
collar and armhole to allow for Shrink.
age in the wash. Also, and this is
very important, to make the skirt hem
of generous depth, and to hem it by
hand. This facilitates the future
lengthening of the skirt. Either meth.
cd described has its good points and
its troublesome ones, and now that
they have been duly set forth, the
reader may choose between them.
This subject of launderings sug.
gests the irregular and disfIgurlng
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use of hooks and eyes, or Of snaps
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When making the shirt-waist to tho
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plque below 1t is cut away, and a cir.
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es and onehalf deep is sewn on in Its
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terfere with the smooth fit Of the skirt
below the. belt.
The cost at retail prices is append.
ed:
Butterick Skirt pattern $685.. IS Is
Butterlck shirt-waist pattern 1924 Is
Spool cotton ................ .o5
Buttons, hooks and eyes 5000. 10
10 yds, Of pique at 15c .......... 1.s5
-
$2.4o
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-03
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-03

ing assaulted IN Nea York en- sAlA
he. You dpn'' see columns ~ tae
10 yent 10 one eyer Aeafl OF q
2lsysE Desas punched y q policeman
asn
WIT Il tae
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~ ne passing q 2 ceIsaer s, vs.
enc was con som one q tlte ae 81
Y tle major lsas iez; &c came i Y
cleveland ron pss19is ana Saagn q
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seseFal years, Y = my = 1890 :, Z.
sealoW soon ;8eala e le ~ - = .es IS
develops mo- ~ ssat an9 us ..a t'si
mis- dla mose ol5sa w. pasksss lsss
year Wakeleia was !oa q. = .sss az
lngton last season' aug Maen we S.sg
owners DECIDED Iostecati faowata .ass
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Just before s las9 sa'uFa "a game ,,i =
petFot 0 ny wh.Sa auoe WauusH IN =
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you stay mere,
And Kuoe DID, CONNIE hafaiy y
him stroll on tae oencn except 70 W
INTO the box 70 piEcn.
-
only three8ot tae Maps are pa.slns
up to their form o. year age. 4nese
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-03
$2.4o
QUEEN vlcroRlA's HAIR.
Its Great Profuslon Was Always a
Cause Of Wonder.

Its Great ProfusIon Was Always a
Cause Of Wonder.
Even at the age of 80 years, Queen
victoria's hair was a marvel of luxu.
rance. The court physician, following
Prof. Unna's discovery, undoubtedly,
treated her Majesty's scalp with a
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-03
Big League Dope

Just as soon as McGraw began to
congratulate himself on having Dan
Mccain back on first base that veter-
an showed his game arm in front of a
fast grounder and put himself on the
bench for few days more. Mccain
has been hurt three times in the last
10 years, and each time it has been
in Cincinnati.