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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
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Tie Golden nulc DRY Goods To
G.rs.,t cash Reduction sale CLOSES
rursla,. Aug. soth VOW b. lac iiunc
to bus al i0ss price
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

For the good 70 those suffering with eczo-
ma OF other such trouble. I wish 20 say. my
wife had something q that kind aud after
using the doctors remedies for some timaI
concluded % try Chsmberiain's Salre. and
% proved @ D. better than anything she hal
tried Nor sale hy all drugrists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

oVR NEw ~TEIErHoNf NUMhFh :
FoRTA-~IN tt6l. RtMtMbtk lHhhI -
AINANn 4 CotKthoAc tAENN hleAt'a
ru rAkE YOUR OHUEE. ~ MArrER
NOW NAIG 4. q. PRATT a 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

uoNT FORGET TIiAf VIZ CARRY
ruf IINEST LINZ 81 GEotikite -
mus SECTION OF THE COUNTRY. T. g.
PRATT 8 60
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

The Nep hest Of Kansas CITY heef ana
Motion az 81 EIEtNWohf's' ne No~H
Third street
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

bstdnnteu Ro6ert mipfrts QnfrrHgun
gen madtEn, i'm aug benz SdGBe Der
@~ereinigten Staaten cine @eIOSumme
suriidbe3abIt au betommsn, oie jsner
Der armse Der gatriDten ols 59uBs
msiItsr ber aoIonien porgeItredt habel
foil, psib man beute, baB es SiI!ssas
mar, Der als G@abmeiiter Maltings
ton aus etgsnen llitteln geIber pors
itredte, tpsnn in Der Offentli9en &ofie
Gbbe mar. uno IS fsblt ieber 8epsis.
bab er iemals bic @ieoererItdttung
aud ntr zines pennbs seforbert babe.
limb biefsr Mihuel Siilesas mar,
ME seIoet. lbeau bergeifen. Grfi
bur9 bic nGbrsnb 5tpan5ig Snbren
fOrtgsieBten @~smiibungsR etnes gld9s
tpmmens Ieines 8rubsrs purbe Ietn
anbmten Der @erseIlenbett entriIIen
iinb BET Der Rahpslt GufsefrifHt.
Dap ss aber iuft elm 2~lbtOmmlins
SsutIder mar, benz bas poiIiert lit,
TT pobI ni6t SufGllis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
nv " allken Hres

etniteIIun9en IN Belgtett unn ylopos
umeritd buben ni9t stgentltd bic @rs
b1buns bes 2o6nss, IonOern enttUeosr
Die G~rtGmpfung bes pollen politti9en
MobIre6tes (8slaisn) ober Der acrs
potutionsre6te fir bic Qrbeiteroers
bGnbe gum 3ped; uur bic tleiueH 2sus
ts itreitsn nod um before 8eSablung,
10 asben Tim bic Grbebuneen unierss
Bureau Of 2abor, iniofern es It5 I'm
bic 8erbGltnifIs in ben @ereinisten
Staaten banbeIt, nidt re9t. DGbrenO
Der in Rebe itebenben fiinfuHbapdn6tg
Sabre tam lei 40.72 9roSent dller
hie:sulanbs gum aus6ru6 selangten
4rbeitsausiGnoe bic 2o6nfruge In 8es
trd6t; ia, BET 1924 prOasnt mar lie
Der einaiss 8euessrunb, Der Bel hsr
@rbeitetnfelIung dusi9lugsebenb mar.
Die 4nertennung Der @enertIhuft,
oSer pie es Bsib ausbridt, bic @rs
tGmpFuno Der 2orporutionsredte fir
bic arbeitsrperbGnOe, BARI mad bengrs
hctuRaen bss @rbsitsburedus nur bel
1884 9roaent Der Streits aIs sinSiss
urIaGe sslttn, pGhrenb bieie Srase in
23.35 8roaeRt dller NusitGnbe immers
bin nit in 8etraht fam. BGbreno
her @erTd9, bic 2Dbns berdb3uieBen,
11.90 8rpaent dller Gtreits perI6uls
btte, fiibrt bic @tatiitit 9.7S 9roStui
aller @usitGnoe auf ben Wunf9 Der
grbeiter Suriid, sins @ertirsuns bel
@rbeits5eit bur93uIsben. @%erbGItnis'
mGbie nis6ris lit Der qrOSentidB BEL
fuoenannten Spmpatbieitreits. @or
1889 Bis 1904 CAB ss bersn bierSuIdnr
be cine gan5e anSabl; iie pdreR ba'
mcls IpauIugen in MOOe. Seitber ia,
Zen fis tailm 8 prp3ent Der in ieoeT
Sabre fid e~reianenben Qrbeiterausr
ftinbe dusgemuGt.
gm G9tlb bes ~porliuftsen 9eria,
ts febt bdnn bic fr0ftli9s @erTt,
dsruna. baB pGbrenS Der ttBten Sab
re bic 9smabungen, Qusftdnbe uni
@usfperrunaen bur1 Shisbsgeri9tl
ooer auf benz @ege bss 8srtruss 5ipi'
Ihen ben beibe gorteien pertretenr
bell Or6dnifdtionen sl i6li9ten. mi
aiemIihem GrfoI9e betrteben tporber
feien. @SbrenO Der flint Sabre 1901
Els 1905 tpurben 5.75 proSent allcl
ausTtGnbs unb 1920 9rpSent oIlei
@lslpsrrungen burn Joint : agree
mert" aus Der Melt seI9dfft tpdbreni
1.60 Droasnt Der Strites uno 2.03 be-
Iusfperrunoen bur6 Trieoensbermitt
Ter eef9liGtet tpprben iinb. Soffentlid
depinnt Der @ebante, bic Streitfrosel
hes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bic bisber bi
fru9tbaren urIa9en Der Qrbeiteruus
I.GHbe un6 Der Musfpsrrungsn tpurer
bur9 @9isbsseridte tnti9eiben q
lcTTen, immer mebr @nbGnger. @t
btsEer befpIgts MstboOe. es duf aruft
problem dntommeH 81 lGfien itebt al
elmer Gtlfe NIT BEN Raubbdu Der SEA
tnrfnGbe. Mit iensr finb nu9 bi
Strstts ~ dbgeIeben BON ben Iittlide
@ebsnftn, bic Iie ertpedsn ieb
.nafeful-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

Drei 6d tporeue nit einer fleruen
flaih DIE 0bdmberlain's Seibweht
Gbclerd uno Duh .ifall llsoistu
pen Gholere 1norbus aeheilt.
Der 81. 0. Torplsr ptabtpwer.
ain ersdhit etne G~rFabtuna Die &c
uohte, p1hreno CT nls @eltnUres
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING In
Gtwarbsuiue, areisboupthnot pom
@relie &lebOurne, Via, faurirte. @r
Inat: ,@dhreuo i'd bort mar, Of i'd
etuas iriites uuo ouh @urf' JIeiid
bas bel mir Gbcleta MOrbus in isbr
iblimmer Hprm peruriahte. Sd
flblte ara eteno unD itidte mad, Ell.
ner aepiHen Cholera . stenisin, itntt
beHen ianbie mir oer apptheter cine
Elaihe Ghomberloin's geibmeh, Ghos
lero uno 9urdtnas NieOlsin nit benz
8emerten. bob er ons @epunid,te
hattie, mir abel In 6olae Der Or
probtbeit oieies 6eilmittels, ~uDr56lt
mir lebteres gu ififen ba CT !dr
beIien unfehlbnre &nr anrnntire. Sd
natm cine 80ie DauDn uno iibIte in
finf Minutea btiier. ole lueite
EOie heilte MID a6nStid. 3mel
MitaeIhpprene litten in oerlelben
Beiie pno cine iini unb spnnsia
Gent Stalhe heilte uus ale brei.
gum 8ertnuf bel @oIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
Cine etrettfrase Der 0efHtHtS'
FOrIGuns NIB Oas HiISnis
@ai&ael &iIIesas aitF Dem
neaen 8ebnOOuaridJein.

Sn benz iinsIsri9isnsnsn britt.n
Ssft. bes ldufenpen Sabrgongs Der
0sltf9 Mmsritanii6en geI9tdtss
flGtter olaubt elmer unirer fGbieisen
RGnner bic nngIodmerituniidtn @es
Idi6tsf6reiber ppr benz @orpurfs in
Sdub ne6men gu Iollsr, boB Iit bic
8rtheiligung Der DeutSden an Der 8s.
IisbIung 4msritas gsFIifIentlid isno.
riert bdbtn+, eine Bsbauptune Die man
ipcbI Dfttrs t5ren lam. BUN seItebt
PROT. 9ruRtsn Sipur 81, boB in ben
SIteren Werfsn iber dmsritaniI6s @s'
i&i9te, Big auf Bancroft ia ielbf nod
in ben MetIeR bon G9ubIeT unS
Mbcms, bic DeutI4en rur geltgtnt-
lid einmaI trtpGbnt1 ieitn. Mber e
msint Hns hnbs 6nrin Ettuer dntta
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

GnnnhT So m.fvh 80,
.,SGth.n @.S,us,,sa ots -. "a
oO u" - marGa hes.r 81. e.
Sutt;%s Mediterranean groT,rSs
r,,s y. -, @I,'u.neTS ,,rn $500 Ia
- S.,ts Gs .r-iSt.s.n ~ III.
S;no.r.nH Ms, oOrSors,
r5x.s."S sat s.s4To,ssr snsnrs
~. go%. sm,,rs no% Ss,,fss,r m,,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
esIdaftsprtustp.

Sd tuufe in elmer 8u9bunbluns
atpet StiG anIt9tspOftarter, bic i'd
nit 20 qfs. beaablen muB. Sd ma@te
hen gambler bdrduf uufmsrtiom, bdB
bic aarten bel kinem &outurrentsTs
ulr 15 pfs. tOiter, %tuOruut Ct mir
I6lau IG6eIn6 aur aRttport sibt: .Su.
Der psrbisnt aud Hi8t 70 oisI burdE.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
Ga6aemab.

@3lSdttrmsiItsr (Su Isinem geIel'
Ien): .Muguif, bobsn Git GERM S9uI'
ies Gtnben uRb Srau Mepers Rippen
dbeeIitiert2" - ausuft: rS9on ldns
0e.1 G6IG9tsrmeiTtsr: Damn tpits
oeR sic nal Germ Miillsrs Gebsr uHb
I8ntibsn sic 6rau Gdmiots 3iereH
aus unb baden sic 6rau 9ummsI be
6dDsinsfibe ub."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

Eirndbesu 5paRStg Mils
Iiontn Dollar Bidder bat
9eutT9lant i'm Iestsn Sabre dlsges
fibrt, Der Wertb Der eleidSsitig einses
fiibrten Bidder bssifFsrte ltd uuf etpd
flint Millionen Dollars. Gngldnos
ausfubr bsI9rGntt Ii4 uuf fiinf Wtils
lionen Dollar. bic Der. Stddten ets
REDEEM nod ni6t bret Mtllionen,
Srdntrti9 ni9t 5tpei Willionen. 0as
litterortI6 10 proouttipe FrunSOIii9s
Bolt beSitbt beute mebr Bidder bonn
Nuslonbe. dls ss dusfiibrt, tpds dUi
bic QudlitGt Der einbeimifdsn Pros
button iepsnfoIls tein giinitiges at@t
pirFt. Die beutI9e 9ii9erausfubr III
BEN 8ertbe mad eIFmol 10 srob dls
bic franSOiiIGs, iieben nal 70 groB
als bic dmeritoniIde unb ndbsSu breis
mol 10 grob ala bic engliihe. 8einahe
tpGre Tie nod einmoI 10 srob ala be
snslifds, frunsOiii9e unb umsritunt.
fGe auTdmmsn. Od 1T es pobl geitqts
tet All Idsen, bds bsutide Bud be'
berrf6e ben Weltmurtt. 9esbdlb limb
audi bic aIlermeiIten iHteIIigsnter
Hi6tbeutI6sn bsitrebt,, Ii1 Die beut'
f6e Sprl6e unSueignen. Die Nu4'
tpmmer Der in amerito eingepdnoer'
ten DeutI6en iinb natiirli9 gstIttg 70
reid, pdB iie es .affOrOern" lrnn.n,
bisIes GTbtbsil tbrsr Batter ~ per-
Eh,tuia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
dbamberlain's RufsH nlsSistn
btlft Ole IIatur.

Rebisinen, bic bic Rntur belfeu
iinO INNER am wirfiamhen. Clam
berIntn's SuitensRebi3in banbel
mad bieiem gfnne. Sic b6lt ben
Sufen aurtd, lbff oeu Nusfpurf uub
bilft bic Rntur, bas Sbitem in einen
eeiunoep 8uianb MISREPRESENTATION.
sic III iiher eineu prOBen Sbeil Der
cipilifrten BELT tbrer unIHdbbnren
giaenihaften ruesen berhbmt. Tau
ienOe baden ibren bOben @ert Be-
seuet. Sic pirtt tueseu iebe Gnlo.
ee, bah elue GrldItune In cine Gun.
senentsAnbuue iibereebt. gum @er'
tnuf bel @alter 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
GlnI.ige @sIegtnbeit.

Suusberr: ,Meine Rietbsr bdbtu
mid ssbsteR, ihneu anii3tsturten Sl
Ien6en. Den 9sfallen mill i'd linen
tbun! Dor bieIsm prd6tUollen puntte
aus psrb' id Iie ale per auii9tsturts
feisern!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
AnmeriItiiAes
8uradQeaeben

Rann: sd beritebs nidt, ME man
fold lG&erIi9 tpette @ermel trdeen
lam. gu bait ia niats, UNI lie 'ausSus
fiiIlen.1 5rdu: .6illf Dl bsRn
0sinen 3pIinbsrbut dusg"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
Maib.

.GtnO sic in S6rsr Sortsen
GteIlung aud ,9u4 genuunt %pprbeng"
- .9epiB - t~penisitens bonn snGOt'
gen Ssrrn!.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
nnerpartst.

sic: son mid mai punberr. tuels
DE Siite n61iten SOmmer getrdeerI
tperbtn91-gr: Die BON Oiefem Jriihs
ling Saas."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
Sm Gralnsn.

limb mas piirbsn sic tbun. 6err
Ronbibot psnR iernano in bic 2uft ges
Iprenet tporesn pGre2" Sd tpiirbt
sunG9h tparten, Biz er pisber berlns
ttrfommt.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
AnnteriIAiAes
emmerbiu etpds.

Sat Sbr ueues Mdb9sn sinsefdlds
gen, Grau Ritter2" r9ts ieBt sril
ttaen SpieaeI uuO siuaOrriOorfsnitsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
Nm MdtaiapfsrSiasn.

.g~bduffenr, Git Fabrer au unrubig!
Sd bob INNER BAG Gtfiihl, dls Oh bie
o@t5tg Saul intu piirben!-
Gin gutter atrI.
G8ngiber: Sic finb rlIO NIT Sb'
rem an1us ni1t SufritOsn. 5err DOts
tor2 0un tDerbsR Sie tpobI ni@i mebr
bel mir drbeitsn IdlTsn2"
2unbe: .gSfiR. dbsr i1 tperbe @ie
metn,H 6rsuHbsn smpfeblenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

Al few doses Of this remedy win in-
variably cure an ordinary attack %
diarrhua.
II can always be depended upon.
even In the more severe attacks OK
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
It is equally successful for summer
diarrh@a and cholera infAntum IN
children, and Is the means Of saving
the lives OF many children each year.
When reduced with water end
sweetened It is pleasant 70 take.
Every man Of q family should keep
this remedy In his home Buy It now
PRICE, 25C. LARGE SIZE 500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24
STRIKE SITUATION

Telegraph company managers announce tina
unless the strikers return to work today the
viii be replaced. Messenger boys may join
the strike. Page
Woman leads attack on Bryant street ca
and nearly causes a riot. Detective Gibson she
in the foot during the trouble near the Chute
on Saturday night. Page
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24
FIND HEADLEss BODY
OF 4 KIDNAPPED CHILD
Boy Is Put to Death When
Relatives Fail to For
ward Ransom

NEW ORLEANS. June
23.-Two miles in the inte-
rior of a big swamp near this
city the headless body OF
Walter Lamana, an Italian
child between 7 and s years
old, who was kidnapped and
held for 5000 ransom two
weeks ago, was found by the
police and vigilants just be
fore daybreak today. He
had been strangled to death
according to the confession
of several Italians held by
the police.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24

quarters established by the striking
operators in lower Seventh street. and
few OF the, strikers, except the regu-
lar relays of pickets. who work in four
hour shifts. reported during the day.
The majority of the strikers had taken
President Small's suggestion 10 employ
a part of their time in recreation and
had gone TO neighboring pleasure re-
sorts or taken trips into the country.
President Small himself spent the
greater portion of the day and even
ing in Port Costa
Members of the executive commit
tee laugh at the report that a train
load of nonunion operators arrived
here last night They claim TO have
received positive information from
friends in the intermountain states
that the passengers of the train were
strike breakers imported by the United
Railroads of San Francisco and few
operators. mostly for the Southern Pa
cifc railroad lines
superintendent Storrer OF the Postal
said yesterday that so far as he was
aware no effort had been made as yet
by either the Western Union or the
Postal to engage men,
None are on the way. We are mere
~ awaiting for our men to return. We
will wait until tomorrow. The places
of those who do not seek employment
will be filed as rapidly as we are
able to do it, said Storrer.
The head of the Postal company ad-
ritted that the work of the company
had been seriously delayed by the
strike.
"As yet, however" he said. there
has been no great loss in business on
account of the strike. Naturally, when
a strike is declared in our line of in
dustry there are fewer applications
for messages to be sent out. We take
care of death messages first These
include messages Of extreme sickness
which involve possible ending in death.
such as operations and notices thereof
to relatives. This class has right OF
way and has been and will be taken
care of with little loss of time. Next
come governmental messages, then the
less important matters Of commerce
and society, All of this Is provided for
by the statutes OF the state
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24

IF our men do not return by to-
morrow we viii get other men, but
the termination Of the Strike. so tar
as the commercial telegraphers' union
is concerned. will be in New York
In this Storror was indorsed by the
strikers yesterday. who declared that
there was no possibility OF the on
cials of either company in this city
settling the strike. Questions Of SER
vice and salaries. they said. rested with
the board of directors of the two COM
panies In New York
MESSENGERS MAY STRIKE
There was much discussion yester-
day over the probability OF the mes
senger boys going out If nonunion
telegraphers were imported Though
the boys have no organization. they
have acted as a unit on several occa-
sions in the past. Many of the older
lads said yesterday that they would
not deliver messages taken over the
wires by strike breakers.
The oficisls admitted that this would
be a serious matter, as the shortage
of labor in the messenger boy service
has been a difficulty against which the
companies have contended ever since
the fire last year.
In discussing the situation yester-
day. President Small OF the union said:
The real fight win be begun on
Monday. when the early week rush of
-
managers and chief operators who can
be induced to take the places OF tie
strikers will have arrived In the city
by Monday or Tuesday, but should they
go to work the companies. with the
additional force. Will be IN worse
predicament than they were Friday
and Saturday. DAYS on which telegraph
business is light
Our reports from various points
show that the tieup is complete. Los
Angeles was 1900 messages behind at
midnight Saturday. and the operating
force at that point was reported BY
western Union officials in an ugly
mood From Portland comes the re-
port that there Is blockade OF busi-
ness on the northern route
by Wednesday OF this week the con-
gestion OF telegraph business between
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24

West Oakland has become the center of the
telegrap piers struggle for 25 per wages
Since the fire much of the San Francisco business has been
handled the bay and the headquarters of the
cisco harbor
Nine strike breakers arrived from the east on late
train last night
In the central station maintained by the company at
the foot of Seventh Oakland, about IS operators,
nearly half OF them women work yesterday De
ectves stationed at the door and around the build
ng and in several instances hacks called the place and
took strike breakers uptown In the of the building
several cars had placed the side these
were fitted up dining ad sleeping apartments
for during the strike
Little activity shown during the day at the head
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24
Runaway Street
Car Flies Eight
Blocks on Hill
People Flee as Mad
Coach Plunges
Down Roads

Unstayed by brakes and abandoned
by its motorman, a -passengerless scar
dashed down the steep grade, in Twene
ty-fourth street, from Hoffman ave
nue., last evening and, after crashing
run of eight blocks, two Of which were
down a trackless street, the battered
car came to standstill at the corner of
Guerrero street. A tangle of wires,
snapped telegraph and telephone poles,
lamp and hitching posts marked the
trail of the runaway coach.
Like Victor Hugo's unleashed cannon
on the tossing ship of war. the car,
after it left. the rails, seemed imbued
with life. Dashing to one side of the
street it would splinter a telegraph
pole and. the broken tin1be sus-
tanned by sagging wires. hung over the
Street, it would carom to the other side
and rip out lamp post; then it ca
reened on its way, followed by the
swapping of the poles and the crash
of broken glass until at Guerrero street
level ground was reached. There It
strung pole, which snapped like pipe
stem, but stopped the cars journey.
That no one was killed was regarded
as almost miracle, but the deafening
roar of the car far up the street
warned pedestrians farther down, who
hurried out of harms way--in many
cases none too soon
The only person hurt in connection
with the wreck was Charles Pergher,
a lonSshoreman living at 1874 Clipper
street. The crowd which gathered
quickly identified Pergher mistakenly
as the motorman and as he stopped to
pick up his hat he was beaten severely
by strike sympathizers He finally
managed to make his identity known
and the assailants left him. Patrolman
Burke sent Pergher TO the city and
county hospital, where his wounds were
dressed
Before the crowd which gathered
could fully understand the nature of
the accident an inbound Guerrero street
car approached and was attacked by
roughs. Chief Electrician Fisher, who
lives in the neighborhood, anticipating
trouble, was armed. He jumped on the
car, drew his revolver and kept the
hoodlums off the platform until the
car had passed by the crowd in safety
The runaway car, No. sS7, of the
West Twenty-fourth street line, reached
the Hoffman avenue terminal at 5:45
p. m. Conductor G. Harris got off to
switch the trolley and the motorman,
P. Latten, took off the controller from
what was then the rear end. Before
he had passed through the car it had
started The brakes had given way.
Patrolman David H. Mills was on the
outside seat The conductor did not
have time to board the car and was
left. The motorman applied the brakes.
but the impetus of the car down the
steep incline was not stayed He
jumped off. Patrolman Mills tried his
hand at the brakes. but still the car
gained frightfully. When it shot past
street Mills leaped OF.
Then Dolores street was reached by
the runaway car in it's wild flight.
- - So -
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24

Eugene Schntz convicted CRATER spent Sunday quietly
himself for of
prison. which will be him this week Schitz did
leave the county Jail yesterday his agreed Saturday
request for his would
extraordinary should On Thursday morning
Schz will be called before Judge
extortion
Louis Glass president of the Pacific States telephone and
telegraph will be the under grand jury indct
brought trial in the On Monday likely
that the work Of mpaneng jury him charge of having
supervisors will begin Attorney Langdon
made that announcement yesterday afternoon
So the attorneys retained by the accused telephone
officials that distractions speedy may
of the prosecution thwarted D. NJ Denas
Glass has already started technical fight delay the
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-24
CITY

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CITY
Passengerless car runs away on steep grade
in Twenty fourth street and plunges swiftly
through streets for more than eight blocks. P. !
William J, Dingee acquires great watershed
acreage in San Mateo county which rivals in ex-
tent that Of the Spring Valley company. Page l
Princess Alice. daughter of king of Laysan
island. arrives here to receive education Page IA
Stupid COW saves the life of the president OF
Guatemala Page II
Probation officer looms as ogre to children who
play with Peter Pan. Page IA
Prizes are awarded in forensic contest at the
Sacred Heart college. Page 10
Three youths start TO walk from Boston to this
city on wager that they viii reach here before
October u. Page 8
SUBURBAN
Prosecutor HeDey and Judge Buck will de-
liver addresses at fourth Of July celebration In
South san Francisco. Page 8
Captain J. T. Nance military comma udsnt OF
state university, promotes many student Off
GERS Page s
Burlingame women's club wins crusade for law
against the sale of liquor in the town. PAGE 2
Seventeen year old Stella Fey. who den from
Cincinnati. shields her lover from criticism Of
parents Page
Bishop Nichols of6ciates at services ut reopen
ing Of st. Paurs Episcopal church in OAK
land. Page s
COAST
vallejo-s health officer starts crusade against
milkmen who have been reeding brewery refuse
TO cows. Page 3
DOMESTIC
Haywood To assert his innocence in court TO-
day and outline plan of defense. Page 8
Nearly one thousand men killed in accidents
in Pittsburg mills in a year. Page 2
Italian immigrant who killed a man and
wounded two women on a Rock Island train in
Kansas says he was in the throes Of nightmare
at the time. Page 8
Jealous husband shoots rival in Boise hotel
and populace is wildly excited until it is learned
that tragedy has no connection with Haywood
case. Page 8
Worlds money markets show heavy and
apathetc conditions and strain of coming settle
ments causes some anxiety. Page 10
FOREIGN
Americas debt collecting plan, suggested at
The Hague, will not be opposed by European
powers. Page
Albert. hunted leader of French wine growers
revolt. calls on clemencesu. Page s
Agitation in Tokyo over the school question is
being kept up by the progressiFes, who are
seeking to injure the ministry. Page 9
SPORTS
Jimmy Britts training quarters prove made
quste 10 accommodate the many hght fans who
want to see him in action. Page
James and Foley reach finals in tennis doubles
tournament on the park courts. Page 5
Hawthorne racetrack, near Chicago, may be
recpened next Saturday Page
San Francisco takes two baseball games from
Los Angeles and Oakland defeats Portland. P.
MILITARY
National susrdsmen of state are waiting for
portion of federal appropriation to arm and equip
companies. Page
MARINE
ship Peru has rough experience on voyage
from Liverpool TO this port. Page 10
MINING
Mining activity Folsom, in the Allegheny
district and near Mohave, is noticeable among
industries of the state. Page