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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
WILL GRANT RIGHT OF. WAY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Representa-
tive Kahn reported from the military
affairs committee today Senator Flints
bill granting to the Los Angeles Inter
urban Railway Company a right of
way for railroad purposes through the
military reservation at San Pedro. The
measure has already passed the Senate
and will doubtless go through the
House without delay.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
ArpEAL IN JAPANESE CASE
Attorney General Bonaparte Wants a
Reversal of Judge DoIe's Decision.

HONOLULU. Feb. 5.-The United
States. zt the direction of Attorney
General Bonaparte, has taken an ap
peal from the decision of Judge 3. 3.
Dole of the District Court in the Chi
FoEnaSsu -Nakeshima case. Nakashima
Is japanese who had been for sew
sral years a resident of California. He
recently made visit to Japan. Re-
turning to America he sought TO land
n Hawaii 70 make visit with friends
and relatives He was refused a land
Ing under the act Of 1908 as an alien
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
On the Sa Ionda
February A. appeared the following article:
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
TO BE 10 HOURS APART
First Spike Is Driven in Electric Railway to Join
Two Great Cities
he San Francisco Examiner, Monday,

Especial by leased wire. the longest world.l
LA PORTE, Ind February al. Price,
construction company drove the spike of
ChcagO-New rday
the spike driven the
the enterprise which only
between Chicago York. but will meet
Chicago with the electric
Cleveland
Since ground broken the
the work has been
the road will Chicago
More than sixteen miles
track through La
Iine well blocks
completed.
The ChicaGo-New York electric line is unique
the street
big fnancfers the
the
books of the As
will to be
Chicago
We received the telegram at first
of
nd enthusiasm MAJ anspicious day
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
0 OF HOLDUP IS
LIED IN S. P WRECK
i Ditches- Portland Flyer and Messenger
Crushed to Death
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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
RESERVATION FOR cAMpos

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Senator Flint
secured the adoption of an amendment
to the Indian bill today authorizing the
creation of a reservation for the Campo
Indians on public lands in San Diego
County and for the purchase of private
rights on certain adjoining lands re-
quired for the reservation.
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Kew YORK; AND
CHICAGO TO BE.
10 HOURS APART
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nrpRIvED OF THEIR VOTES

VALLEJO. Feb. 5.-The Navy Depart
r,ent refused to grant Mare Island en-
nloves an hours leave TO enable them
10 vote at the charter amendment cleo
ton today. The reason Is oeiieVed 10
80 .bst when leave was granted re-
oe,+lx for the school bond election
many of the men came to Vallejo. but
did not vote.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
SMITH SUCCEEDS ALGER

LANSING, Mich Feb 5--Congressman
xUi1liam Alden Smith was this after
noon elected by the Legislature to MI
tbe unexpired term of Senator r. A.
Alrer. who died suddenly at hts home
in Washingtor ten days ago.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06

Nsr,hv Of the Pasadena National Bank.
and the Rev. Father O'Dwyer OF Corlo<
Ireland. .,-
rr...ta- e GO. on the Pacific Coast
came cqas M with the party from Los An
1eles.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
JAPANESE CONSUL OPTIMISTIC
Says That There VIII Not Be war BE-
tween the Nations

OTTAWA, Ont. Feb. 5.-"There will
be no war. ] would wager my whole
fortune, if had one that there will he
none between the United States and
Japan" said Tatze Gore Nosse. japan
csc consul general to Canada yesterday
after reading press dispatches sug-
gesting the possibility of such a con-
tingency over the San Francisco school
question.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06

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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06

SAY R00SEtH1
IS SACRIFICING
NATION
H0hOR
aprear League Declares Pesi-
dents Stapd Admits Vas
saiage 70 Japan
scsooL BOARD GOES EAST
Mayor Schnitz. Walsh. Roncor
vlei and 0ihsrs on Way
to Washington.

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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
NEW NATIONAL BANK

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The applica-
ton to convert the Farmers Exchange
Bank of San Bernardino, CAL, into the
Farmers Exchange National Bank of
San Bernardino has been approved
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Postmasters
have been appointed for California as
follows: Represa, Sacramento County,
Teresa Arbuckle, vice NJ A. Stanton,
resigned; San Anselmo, Marin County,
James Gerard, vice T. M. Taylor, re-
signed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
UsEASyHS SCHEMES TO
sAuGGlE IN CHINESE
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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
Toxic in Fear of
Unruly Element

THE
of
Gover
making arnends for an cuion law.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
THE RAILROAD IS BEING Bull I

We have announced from day the daily
the grading had commenced ties
ordered dumped
ordered
Cambria Steel
purchased houses, bridges
ordered from Modern Company
consin Does this look like busness. This railroad
being built, within will
La Porte and Chicago Within 81.
hoders Did buy $25 did when the stock
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06

afflicted with trachoma. On habeas
corpus proceeding Judge Dole held that
the act did not apply to the first resi-
dence In America and applied to the
landing of Nakashima here. From this
the appeal is to the Supreme Court of
the United States. Nakashima has re-
covered from the trachoma and has
been released on $500 bonds awaiting
the appeal.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
Must Proceed With Extreme Caution
in Treating With Washington

WASHINGTON report Japan
had tentatively agreed the outline of be
Japanese today prominent
members the Japanese attitude now
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06

JoHESoN's BAIL INCREASED = Thomas
johnson, laborer employed by the United Rail-
roads, who, II Is alleged, raised his time check
each week, will have to stand trial for forgery.
After hearing part OF the evidence in the case
Yesterday Judge Cabaniss ordered the defendant
into custody and raised his bail from $3.50 to
$1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06

EX-BANKER ACaUITTED-Toronto. Ont
Feb Sc. R. r. Cockburn, former president of
the wrecked Ontario Bank, was acquitted In the
Police Court today of a charge of making false
returns to the Government.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
TWO MORE URYMEN UNDER FIRE FROM JEROME
Than Ready for First Accusing Witness To-Day

90EHM DERtcTs CHANGE WROUGHT
ns sAs1 G @ nepa
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-06
The San Francisco "Examr and Hundreds
The to of Readers

jumped to s2s. to s27 s2s.
until the bought at You
will be selling a
has Increased 40 will
by jump TN he
ished the running
structed the stock viii be above
than 500
The to England banker NV
broker who trying him in
suppose company all been SoS ex-
the last $50o00o0 willing to nav
$3.50 share
"I WOULD. said the banker hesitation.
One hundred a sha before the comnl.
on or the road and today the
BY that confession the banker
is practical Completed, 1t will
maker only question peoDr.
to raise the capstaf
subscrtbed of
Irrespective OF the proxre:s of the work
fant enterprise and is being wisely
n the dark dav.
civil War, when the bankers failed Jaw
pie precisely going
people out of their savings
to he
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TELLS Ofs15l'
PAID TO |
Kirby Says TEXAS Ser
csised Big Zee Fro
|. Houston Oil Comr
kryrfE tTs<,. Yssrzs
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tul gebrn6t. IlS CT bier nrlf Dem
SpcrntipuStiid)e lag, pcrilld)tc er III.
SuIib, Der feline @itl10e unteriudtc,
Elm Noiirmelier ans Der &nrb 81 rel.
Bcn. y@ebt mir bos Wtciicr. bonlit
ih nleinem Seben Gin Gn0e MAIDEN
tonL" rief er aus, lln0 mltroe CT
ltllr nit grpBen S6micrigfeiten an
ieincm &orbuben ucrbinoert. @eltcrn
9lbcno beionb lih 6irberg, ScIlct
Wuloe cine iebr lflucre it, Den Inn
It0nben rla6 pobL lnb lit Soffllln9
porbonben, lein 2ebcn 81 erbaltelt.
Sinber9 fam Dor etlpa adt Wtoltateit
aus &ublono nod Nnlerifa nnh
trnf bier Dor etpa 5rpci @od)cn ans
WolDington cin. Gr mobnte bel lei
ncm Gpriiu Soiepb 9topemeSfp Ct.
ncm Barrier, 3r. 1926. Dit . 9uIti.
moreitraBe, bod mor Der iullge Sui
ic, Der Sd)neioer lit, nid)t I'M Stnt.
DC, 9elhGftigumg SIT ~erlongen. &llr6
nod 9 ltbr geltcrn Sormittag trat
Sinberg in Die 9arbicritlbc uno Der.
lon0te Eopier uto einen @leiitiit.
Sobalo CT Dos &erlnngte crbolten
batte, 6egob er iid in oos &inters
simmer. &tr5 ourolf frodtc ell
S6uB, uno iano 9topemsfp Sinberg
blilteno nit DEM Hcpoloer nebcn
li6 allf Dem SllBboben liegen. Slit
berg mar Bel boiler @ciinn1ng, ood)
molltc er Den @runo leiner 5bat nid)t
ungeben. Sergeant SenfinS lieB
Den Seripunoeten IN Dos Stobt.%os
ipitol lhoffen.
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Sir sntcn 3mef.


Convention mo 9u5ar 0es IS. III
itriftS bes .ScrbcIicrten Sr0en2
Der Septaiopben" i'm n9roaomnp.
&nititut. "-Siibih Ocforirte Ser
fouiSItGnoe. - Dos oeittide 0orf
Elm ungenebnler 9IlticntbnIt.
Sm n9roaOmap Snititltt" begoml
am Montag ole Convention oe5 t3.
0iItrift$, IS. 8. S." nit welder
elm @o5or perbun0en lit. Ger @ujar
mar gcItern Gbeno III Solge oes @es
nitteriturmcS MIR ifpod) beilld)t, ic.
0oh lit geniigeno @elegcnbeit oorbnn-
oen, eiuen iolden @eiltd nad5ltbulen.
Oa Der 9ojar bis Samitag offen &c.
baItcn miro. Sum 10. Giltritt, rs.
.. s." geb0ren folgenOe G%orcIoues;
oNntonia," oGlouer," nEatterIon,"
Central" un0 ooS oOeutid.g merifos
niihc." 9In ser Gonpention mo Dem
9oinr nebmcn nllBcroem Ser 0amens
@%iiIiSpcrcin uno ser y&ipob Sergnii-
GltugS.Gllt6" tbeil. SeOeS Go1clnoe
bat leinen biibiA oetorirten Stono,
no aus id0ner Oomcnbano ale mog.
ltt)cn Nrtitcl 81 erbalten iino. llcber
Der &ullpthnIlc lpuroe cin oclltidcS
0Orf cingerihtet, In Dem Ser 2ur.
Itigc lcine trodcnc &eble beneben uno
Der Sltngrtge iih loben fam.
GaS ARRANGEMENTS = Gonlite belteEt
Gus sen @S. 6rc0. Solder, 8oriiber,
2oltiS GieIner, Mug. airidner mo
". q. @iltinion, Niiiitenten, GbnS.
6. @uihmah ScfrctGr, uto NuguIt
9ui6nnmn, Sdobmeiitcr. Soriiber
0cS @refutip. Gonlite's lit SEER &. q.
5. @l0e uno bic &orlibcr Der Gomt.
ten Ser cin5cIncn GoncIapeS iino:
oIntouia.G oncloue" Sreo. @eiBcn.
born, nSrtolcsG oncIope" 4. Sdaofe,
oGlopcr.Sonclapc" Sobn 0ittner,
Batter on.GoncIoue" @iainm s.
@bitc, yGcntrnl.GoncIouc Sliper Z.
GunpleS, n0cutidJ q, NmerifoniI6eS
Gonclaue" SgnotiuS @ehielberg mo
o&ipob &ergniigungS GLIB" 9lbra-
BAN @ilbeIm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19

Bon Sceun6 Snfcn. - Ser
0ampfer o9reslau" poiiirte eeitern
8ormittag nm 1912 llbr Cape Sen.
m unb miro beutc Sornittag s ubr
an leinem Tier IN 2ocllit'Eoint on.
legen. Nm Soro beiinoen lidJ 1915
Haiiagierc. Gic 9tonren ser @oIti.
morcr &njiitcn : Fni'ngiere ipurbcn
bcreits I'M oGeiltidcn Correspondent.
ten" u%eroiientlid)t.
Ger Ionnpier rHbcin" bonn
Norbh. 9lopO tritt bclttc Die !Seim,
fabrt mad Bremen al, uilo Die fol-.
genoen galtimorer uno 8~nibingto.
ner fabren in Der aniiite nit: SRI.
&oia CONS, 6roll Morg. Stumpiel
lno &inb, @r. Wnt. Sd)tifmann, Sr.
Serb. Sdiunntcf, Hrl. NINA Mi-
fulsfi, ST.. G9riit. Mopcr, Sr. @al.
ter SOBER, Sri. Gatb. Sobrc, Sobanno
Gbeling, @na@iesfe mlo ". @tiil.
Ter BON baltimore; =. Glorine Ofcs
Gnrtp, Or, Geo. Us. SoInIton ulo
6rou, Sri. Sophie Solution Ii. Sri.
Marinn &eorus bon @ojbingtor, 9.
g.; Grncit Miller unb Sobr, Hid).
nloro, go.
NliS Gambler, rs, Iief bic
Had)rid)t Gin, boB Wnl. guilep, bis,
her 3eidner IN Der Nerp.DorfS hiffs.
Anlage jl Camden, lid in eineml Al
SUB lal,gcll Scgclboot ouf Der
0abrt mad Baltimore ~beiinbet. @oi.
Ter, ein gnglGrbcr BON 8eburt, beab.
iidtigt, III oieiem Scgelbpote, boS
ben Man,cn yNSoiebbine" fiibrt, ocn
24,7M Wcilen bctrugenoen @eg
nod Muflaio, Teil : Seeldno, SIT.
riid5uleger,. Gr mil in Baltimore
Hropiiion an @prb nelrnten. goileD
Iagt, oaB CT abiolut llid)t llad) Nbell.
telier iuhc, ibnr nbcr feline onoere
@elegenbeit geboten iei nadl guf-
Iano 5uriif5ifehren. 100 er friiber
gcIebt bnbc. Seine 6rau uno 5pei
ainoer perbleibcn III Gambler, bis
err iie nahfpnmen lalien fam.
DievYifespiIle Tationol-
banf," meld)e fiir5lid nit einem 8u4
pital i'm getrage bon $4,000 incor-
porirt ,nurbe, lit am @ontag eroifnet
iporoen. Serr Ynlil u. Seeger ut
Nrdiioent ltno 9err Carries g. Son,
Gnfiircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Sic Hcaiitrirmne.

ScGr idwahc Hcgiitrirung ont crite1
Gage. Sll etlid)cn Yrcjiuttcn
fcin cin5igcr Nonlc cingetru9cn.-
9tur 1901 neue Stimmgebcr. -
Die erboiitcn 10000 mcroen nid)t
crrcid)t.
Gle cr6ofite @crmebrru0 Ser 3obl
Der regiltrirten Stimmgeber IN @oI.
timorc BON 114,GS2 ml $4,000 miro
lid) lhmerlid pcrmirfIihcn. 0eum &C.
Itcrn, onl erlten Gage, ltentcu lid,
lnr 1901 Gerioncn ciL'um iih ais
Stimun0eber cintro0cu 5l loiicl. "a.
pom lpnrcn mir 125 Ne0cr, cine pcr-
b0ItniBnlGBi2 flcine 3obl. IS limo
lntr nod orci 9tc9iitrirlng0tnge, ulo
jlpor onl q. Scptembcr, +. mo s.
Sftober. In 10. Nftobcr mcr0cn Die
Bidder rcpi0irt. Nad) Muroa mar
bic Acitri0c Hegiitriru,N, mie folgt;
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YoIiiiIt per6iitct 9run6

Folijiit perGiitct grun6.
- EofijiIt George MpcrS pom noros
oItli6elt 0iItrift bcrbiitctc gcItcrll
Morgcn oiird iein raihcs Gi1greiicr
einen 9ronb. Nls or al, 6crn @obr,
bouie bon SgnotiuS @ibe(, Mr. 1905,
Moro 0urbontitroBc, porbci 0ilA
bcn1erftc or Holldl Der aus ocnl &cl.
Ter orora. Sn Der Abiitt, Die
Slamnten 81 loId)cl1, 6iinetc CT sic
aeQertbiire, iuuroc ubcr Ollrd) oclt
oifen Galldl, Der linn cntgegenornng
5urilf getric6crt. Gr elite oeSbolb
naf) Dem SpribenDouic Nr. 8 al,
Waoilon., nobe GurbomItrobc, tpo.
rdllf mebrcrc Mitglicbcr Scr Spri.
ten . G%ontpagnie nbGcionot lpllrocn.
luelde Die 6lommen in iucrligcn Nj,
nuten lold)tel1.
Gin 4larm bonn 2nitcn gtr. 10
ricf Die Sclicripcbr 9citern nod Der
@obluuig bon Srnl GQo Gngel, Or.
t6, Noro . Srenlont auelrlc, mo.
ielbit I'M orittcn Stodlpcrf in 1ol0c
Der Grploiion cinesaoblGloicns 1eucr
e%ntItanoen luor. Die 6lannlen pitr.
Den i'm Seine geloidt.
Gerbientbie Q ii m NJ e +.
ler 0eut d) G II. - Sr. sSoicpb e..
aubel, meld)er bon Den Tentofrote!,
I'M 5ipeiten 2egislotilr . 9iitrift dis
elmer Der iedls Ganoioaten fir oos
llnterballs Der Stoots @eiesaebrna
oufgeItellt miro, peroient Ole Stinl.
men aller oelltiden @Gblcr in icnenl
Siitrift. auBer DAB er cir iGbiacr
Wtonn lit, iii er aud BON oeitid,er
IbItammung. Gr ipoDnt in Der S.
@orb an Der Noro : GopItrobc.