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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
DENIES SHOOTING UP TOWN
Former Sergeant of Colored Troops
Says Company Took No Part in Riot

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6--J. D. Fraser,
former first sergeant of Company ID,
Twenty fifth Infantry, testified before
the Senate committee on military af-
fairs today that he had nothing to do
with the shooting up of Brownsville.
Texas, and knew of no other member
of his company engaged in 1t. He had
withheld no information and he de-
clared that there was no conspiracy of
silence. He stated it as his belief that
the citizens of Brownsville had them
selves "shot up the town to drive the
soldiers away.
do you think citizens would kill one
of their own number, commit murder,
to get you away?"
ST don't know; they wanted us away.
Colored men would spend very little
money in the saloons on account OF
their treatment, and the citizens OF
Brownsville wanted white soldiers who
would spend their money
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
LOOK FOR TRAcrABLE MAYOR
OfHcials Believe San Francisco Delega-
tion VIII Yield Easily.


CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-A Washington
special to the Chicago Evening Post
says:
Washington has an abiding conf
dence that Mayor Schmitz of San
Francisco will yield to President
Roosevelt in the japanese matter.
There is a belief here too strong to
be shaken that as result of the con-
ference of the Pacific Coast officials
and the President and his advisers
the cloud will float away. San Franz
ciso's Mayor. its Board of Education
and Assistant City Attorney will be
granted just enough of concession
probably to make the result of their
negotiations with the administration
appear like q compromise-and this
country and Japan will get the rest.
There have been so many statements
and counter statements, some of them
seemingly authoritative. about what
1t is intended to give the Japanese end
to get from them in return as a re-
suit of the negotiations under way
that Congress is still at sea on the
whole question. 1t can be said with
certainty, however. that President
Roosevelt and Secretary Root believe
that the Japanese government will
agree to forbid the coolies of its coun-
try from coming to America, provided
tion is settled to Oriental satisfac-
tion.
1t is understood that the coast city
delegation will agree on behalf of the
people of San Francisco that Japa-
nese children under the age of Is
shall be allowed to attend the public
schools in company with the white
children. If in return for this the
japanese government keeps Its labor
ers away from American soil the San
Franciscans will profess contentment,
though they still will feel some re-
sentiment because they cannot isolate
the Oriental.
Representative E. A. Hayes of Cali
fornia still has his exclusion bill ready
He held 1t back at the earnest solicita-
ton of the President. and because II
was somewhat painfully evident that
If he attempted to do anything with
ii at this session he would bring mat
ters to a crisis between this country
and Japan without making any prog
ress toward the end in yiew-the ex-
clusion of the coolies.
, The Japanese delegation in Wash
ington regards the visit of the San
Francisco city officials with amused
surprise. 1t is hard for the delegation
members to see American govern
mental ways. They cannot understand
even after some years of residence
here, why it is that the President OF
great country has to consult the
Mayor of city before he "dares" to
go ahead with the work in which he
believes.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
0RIENTALs RULE HONOLULU
Building Operations are Very Largely
In Their Hands

HONOLULU, Jan. 3O.-During. the
last six months Nof 1906, the Japanese
and Chinese living in Honolulu were
applicants for 81 out of the total of
20 building permits that were issued.
The total cost of all the buildings to
be erected was $111.000. The japanese
obtained 80 permits for buildings to
cost s39,410, while the Chinese were
granted % permits for buildings to
cost $26.490.
The Anglo-Saxon race secured only
IS permits, though for a better class
Of buildings, and the total cost was
s37,100. Hawaiians obtained only
three permits, the cost aggregating
sS0OO
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
PRESIDENT CAUSED WAR TALK
So Says Correspondent of the London
Morning Post

LONDON. Feb 6-The Morning Post
prints the following cablegram, dated
Washington, D. c.:
THE responsibility for the war talk
in connection with the Japanese school
question that has filled the newspapers
of the world during the last few days
must be placed on the President, even
although a wrong construction was
given his words. / have made careful
investigation to ascertain exactly what
the President said to the members of
Congress from California at the con-
ference held at the White House last
week. and l have every reason to be-
lieve' that the following correctly rep
resents the substance of his statement.
I'm his usual vehement manner Mr..
Roosevelt told the California Congress-
men that they must permit the Japan
ese children to attend the white schools
of San Francisco, otherwise there was
serious danger of Japanese resentment.
When one of the Californians suggest
ed TO the President that no matter how
bitterly Japan resented this discrimina-
tion there was no danger of war, the
President, with much emphasis said
that war with Japan would be simply
disastrous to the United States.
War, he pointed out, would mean a
worldwide financial panic, which
would have far-reaching effect on this
country. When it was suggested to
him that the American navy was
superior to the Japanese the President
replied that though this was true, the
navy of Japan was concentrated, while
that of the United States was scattered.
When further suggestion was made to
him that the navy could be assembled
on the Pacific Coast the President told
his audience that mobilizing of the
fleet would be regarded by Japan as an
unfriendly act and in all probability
lead to the very thing that he was so
anxious to avoid.
He impressed upon the CaIifornians
that IL japan was determined on war
she would not waste time by a formal
declaration, but would strike at the
moment best suited to her purpose. and
he reminded them of the torpedo attack
on the Russian ships at Port Arthur.
Japan, he said, would seize the Philip
pines and Hawaii, which would give
her base within striking distance of
the Pacific Coast.
While expressing no fear as to the
final outcome of war with Japan, the
president felt it necessary to say that
at the outset America would suffer
great humiliation.
FREQUENT reference has been made in
the press to a japanese ultimatum.
Japan has, of course, sent no ultima
tum, but there is conflict among the
Canfornians as to whether the Presi-
oent used the word: and If he did it
was not used in the sense attached to it
by diplomatists, but carelessly.
WI hat, however, appears not open to
question is that the President said that
Japan absolutely refused to enter into
any new treaty negotiations until the
Qrestion at issue arising out OF the
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
NO JURISDICTION ON LABOR
COmmittee Reports Regulation Within
Police Power of States

WASHINGTON, Feb. g. Chairman
Jenkins of the House committee on ju-
dietary. submitted report today in
which 1t is stated emphatically that the
committee is of the opinion that Con-
gress has no Jurisdiction or authority
over the question of woman and child
labor and has no authority to suppress
any abuses of such labor or ameliorate
conditions surrounding the employment
of such laborers.
The committee holds that the regula-
tion of women and child labor is within
the police power of the various States
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
scHMrTz PARTY sNowBoUND
Train Stalled at wyoming Station for
Twenty-FOur Hours

OMAHA, Feb. 6.-The San Francisco
Board of Education, en- route to Wash
ington to confer with President Roose-
welt concerning the Japanese school
question, was snewbound in the noun
tains in Wyoming on board the Union
Pacific Overland Limited yesterday.
Heavy SHOWS forced the overland to tie
up at a little station until a snowplow,
propelled by three locomotives, cleared
the track.
Twenty-four hours was spent at the
way station, and the train, which
should have reached Omaha Tuesday
evening, is twenty-six hours late. The
provisions in the dining-car, as well as
the fuel, held out, and there was no
suffering.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
pEApLocKs ON LAND PATENTS
NewIands Strives to End Controversy
That Retards Progress In West

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Senator
Newlands today offered resolution for
the appointment of a commission OF
five Senators, with the request that the
House appoint q similar committee, TO
confer with the President and the Sec
retary of the Interior for the purpose
of finding means to end deadlocks in
the matter of issuing patents for land
He argued that the controversies that
have arisen have injured the develop
ment of the West. 1t was finally agreed
to appoint a committee to consider the
general subject of a revision Of the
land laws and leave to this committee
the privilege of comforting with the
President and officials of the Interior
Department.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
FOR YOSEMITE PARK

Representative Englebright Works
Hard to Secure Appropriation
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Representa-
tive Englebright is working hard to OBJ
tain an appropriation of $4,000 for i'm
proving Yosemite National Park. He
holds daily conferences with members
of the appropriation committee on the
matter. As result of his activities he
thinks the committee will incorporate
some provision for Improvement of the
park in the sundry civil bill. Probably
the amount will be cut below the esti-
mates of the department.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
RICE-sToRING REPORT UNTRUE
No Supply Station is Being Estab
Iished in Hawaii

Hshed In HaWaH
HONOLULU. Jan. 30-There is no
truth in the report that the imports
of rice from Japan were being secretly
stored on the island of Hawaii, some
where near Hilo AS matter of fact
the imports of rice from Japan during
the whole of last year amounted to
only 17,S71.S S92 pounds. 1t is true that
this was a larger quantity by 12,S0o.-
900 pounds than in 1905, in which year
the imports of rice from Japan had
fallen off, owing to short crop and
damage done by flood.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
Strong Points for Defense by
ThaW Witnesses

~ HICAGo Feb 6-By Benjamin Boman-On Christmas
& 1908 Stanford threatened kill Thaw showing
volver and mutterng, IN find that - --- before
daylight kill him"
Bv Martin shooting Thaw face pale,
ewes looking if they going of
his head his lips black and hanging loose
O-"From actions and that time
he o irrationa?'
A-"Irradonal"
By McCalcbThaw OF shoot
Cafe Martin before the tragedy Mrs. Thaw
passed This being demanded from
the Attorney Mr. Demas, Mr. Jerome silent
By Isel appeared irrational of the shooting
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
NO COMPROMISE FOR SMITH
Declares Amendments Are Not Needed
for Colorado River Bill

for Colorado River BIZ
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Senator Flint
today denied emphatically that he had
agreed to compromise on the Colo
rado River bill. He said:
1 have made no agreement to have my bill
amended and / shall not do so. I have not
had any conference with Representative smith
NY bill suits me. l don't think the bill can
pass IL 1t is amended as desired by Repre-
sentative Smith. My bill covers all points de-
sired 1t authorizes the reclamation service to
acquire the California Development Company s
system If necessary. 1t also authorizes the
service to enter Mexican territory when Mexico
gives permission. II attempts made to add
a lot Of amendments to my bill the whole mat
ter will go by the board for this session.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
NO uLTIMATUM GIVEN

PARIS, Feb. 6.--M Kiruno, the Japa-
nese minister, formally denied today
the report that Japan had presented
an ultimatum to the United States on
the San Francisco school matter. The
minister declared that Japan was sat
isfied with the attitude of the United
States Government and was confident
that the whole question would be
amicably settled.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
GIVES CHILDREN sLEIGHRrDE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Mrs. Hayes,
wife of Representative Hayes, delighted
the children of the California delega-
ton today by giving them a sleighride.
Most of the children had never had such
an experience. The snow lies six inches
deep on Washington streets.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07

the President that he is beginning to
feel convinced that there is an or
ganized effort by business men to
awaken a general sentiment in the
State in favor of his policy in the Jap
anese matter.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
COAST TO BUILD ONE SHIP
Kahn and Hayes Secure DiRerential 70
BuiIders OF War Vessels

WASHINGTON, Feb 6.-Representa-
tives Kahn and Hayes had an Interview
with Chairman Foss and other members
of the House naval committee today
and obtained a promise that an amend
ment to the navy bill would be ac-
cepted allowing per cent differen-
tial to the shipbuilders on the Pacific
Coast and providing that one of the
two battleships to abe authorized shall
be constructed on the Pacific Coast.
providing the bids are not more than
A per cent greater than Eastern bids.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
Tell the President
California Is
With Him

Continued from Page !. Column
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07

Alphonse Daudet Is said to have re-
ceived for "Sapho," published in 1884.
the record price of over 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
Headaches and NearaIgia From Colds

wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes
cause. Look for sig. E. w. Grove. 25c*
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
DeImas Wins Opening
Brush With jerome

acted at times as If he were frightened.
He showed no evidence of any par
ticularly alert mentality and seemed
rather slow 10 catch the import OF
some Of the questions asked him. But
he told his story of the shooting in a
dramatic way that held the interest OF
all his audience, and Of none more than
Harry Thaw, who exhibited emotion,
particularly when the witness de-
scribed how he had kissed his Wife
and quoted his reassuring words to her.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10

Cairo, ILL.,, October 3.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt's speech, delivered
here today, aside from it's plea for
a greater navy, is notable as beng
the most succinct and direct state
ment of the administrations policy
regarding regulation of interstate
commerce, and of his personal be-
lief in the ability of national pro
sperity to withstand the. change of
readjustment yet spoken on the
present tour. He reminds critics
of his policies that F!'constraaCtive
change offers the best meEhed of
avoiding destructive change; that
reform is the antidote to revolution
and that social reform is not the
precursor but the preventative Of
socialism.
Declaring his belief in the moral
and political soundness of the ave.
rage American man and woman,
Mr.. Roosevelt said: !
"We have as a nation.an era of
unexampled prosperity ahead of us
We shall enjoy it, and our children
will enjoy it after us? The trend
of wellbeing in this country is up
ward, not downward and this is
the trend in the things ofthc soul
as well as in the things ofthe body.
Get Busy at Something Useful. I
No};,> 3.;F :
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Superior. Court

Superior Court has had the at
tention of many of the busy bust
ness men and farmers Of the coun-
ty this week. ;ss.S
Judge Whipple is very thorough
as to the cases set for TRIAL and the
bottom of Tuesdays, calender had
not been reached last night.
The following cases have been
tried. q r !.
Daniel Mahoney VS. Nora, Ma
honey, verdict for pltf total divorce.
II. A. Snow VS. Robitzsch Bros.
verdict $4,000 for pitt.
Lola BectOn VS. Will Becton YER
dict for pitt. total divorce.
M. Dickson VS. w. G.. McCook
suit withdrawn.
Sidney Clare VS. W. ii. Riggs ct
Dbl CldlU1 W1UuuLdWAs
L. M. Maynard VS. Martin Supply
Co suttled.
T. II. Porter VS. Holt & Holt
verdict for defendant. = -
O. & V. Ry Co VS. G. L. Prescott
also VS. Louis McCook, J. r. Nc
Cook and J. Wash, dismissed r
J. F. Greek VS. Lunie Greek YER
dict for pltf first verdict.
Lena L. Daley VS. Ed Daley YER
dict for pltf first verdict.
James Dykes VS. Amanda Dykes
verdict for pltf first verdict.
Emeline Duncan VS. G. G Duncan
verdict for pltf first verdict.
Ruby o. Smith VS. Susie Hudson
settled. :''. ''t's'."
Max Isaacs VS. J. A. Justice, yer
dict for pitt.
w, L. Luckie VS. A. W. Fuller
ct al verdict for pltf. =
/. Gelders VS. Thos Mathews ct al
dismissed.
A. G. Wiley adm. vs. G L. Bly,
stone settled. 's.'.
J. N. Moore VS. w. M. Fussel &
Bro. verdict for pltf two cases.
Julia Hardee VS. Jno. A. Hardee
total divorce.
Mrs. Flora Stoner vs. F, P. Stoner
Total divorce first verdict.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
u Il JAY,
Attorn y-At Law
Will Practice in all Courts State
and Federal except the City Court
of Fitzgerald. Hansen Block.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
Notice III Salr.
-
In the District Court of the United Stairs,
for the Southern District Of Geor. :. :
gia, Southwestern Division.
In the matter OF Southern
dercantt e and Building In Eankrup'ry.
Co. KAnkruntS.

In the matler Of southernl
dercanti q and Building I'm Eaukrup.rx
Co.. h"nkrup'S'
Under an order granted by the courf ~
valdosta Georgia SER. l2th 1907 An the a'm,l,.
| matter. will sell for cash to thu higln 81
bidder before the court h6use door In iI'z-
-erald Ga. on the lst Tuesday id. Nov.lni,r
4 Z. wit lin the legal hour Of sale the roli,"-
ing describ' real-estate trw I 10 "ctc+ nnr..
OF less OF land, lot No. IS in III. nh di~li'1's
OF Ben ilill County, Georgi described a ,
q Acre tracts No. iii ii1S and 4 ~ OF The
Colony domain and &nOwn as the ". Il,
place in said col ty
Also 259acrcs more or his Of 'rFn I"'t tr
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
To The Hon. Commissioners Oh
The City.

This here plea is from Altamaha
way,
And to the new commission want
to say,
Our case before the city board has
Yet still but little light were seen:
They sent to us both blacks and
white galore,
But still our lamp was dark just
as before.
Big bugs and little bugs of every
kind
Thru the darksome street had to
go it blind,
And now so long we've stumbled
in the dark,
We ask relief from this dark Ian
tern old.
Oh, yes too long, we feel, we have
been Knocked,
And our sensibillities been shock
ed.
We ask deliverance from Egyptian
night
We love not darkness,an we want
the light.
Corner of Longstreet and Altama-
Is where you'll find the old Gee ha
ha.
And now this time we have no
more to say,
But don't forget, for we want for
to pray.
Your humble come tumble in the
dark.
P. s. The last man who came to
fix the lamp looked at it and said
it needed no fixing tho it has not
been alight for week
d. TibbOtt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
A Union Shop

Mr.. G. A. johnson proprietor
of the local cigar factory is employ
ing union labor in his shop and as
soon as it is possible the shop will
be regular union shop and the
union labor will appear on the
manufactured product. Mr..
Johnson is making success Of his
cigar business and iss producing
some of the best cigars for the
price on the market. ;.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10

Mrs. Frank Schucsslcr of Lafay.
cite, is visiting her Parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Harris, and other
relatives in the city.
Pull Tor Fitzgerald or Pull Out >.
Mrs. w. w. Fauss has returned
from Mobile, Ala, where she vis'
tied relatives, and is now spending
a few days in Triton. ~.
Get Busy Of Something Useful
The Little River Association
will meet with the Ocilla Baptist
church Oct. 10th. Rev. W. j.
Barton, the moderator says he.
wants the delegates to come Tues
day Oct. Is, Those coming over
the A. B. & A. r. r. will get there
at :25 p. m. and $40 p. m. Those
coming over the Sea Board will get
there at 800 a. IN. and 500 p. m.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS,

We the Carpenters and Joiners
of Fitzgerald have been granted a
dispensation from five to two dol
lars iniation for for 3OSdays. Car
penters take notice and act accord
ingly. Meet every Friday night at
1880 at w. r. G. Hall.
By order of Local No. 552.
CH. J. Christian.
Com. A. w. Delce.
123-4w j. B. Jones.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
.JEAVONS

Dramatic Company
All this week =
- = : szszs-.. ,AsesH.
Under Canvas ~"
High f Glass J5l Drama !:
The Ranch King: :,
Daniel Boone * .'>'1'-
Dads Girl
Only Farmers Daughter.
Damon and Pythias
Popular Prices. 1851
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10

The National Barber Shop.
First Glass in every particulaHs
BATHS. Empire Building, Central
avenue. Owen Bros. prop: Att
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-10
The President at Cairo.

Get Busy at Something Useful