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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-17

| Aug. %-22--Maine c. e. Summer School
| at CharlestoWn.
Aug. 13-23 Mechanic Falls Advent
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-21

Y tsrmin6 81 ndmsro. La Bafllo puGo
punto fnRl con an "do" BobreOgudo vi
brants = argentine, que 81 pdb!ico recon-
penH6 con una ovaci6n pTolongRdfsima.-
J. Marin Varona, COmpoHitor , crftico
musical.
"ConBuelo BRilIo connusla al arte I1rico
On los triItsB pre8entsB diGB do uu doCa'
dsnCiR. Su range eI el de "Lucfa" y no
81 de "La Rsvolto1a" Francisco HeTmi.
dG, Orftico tsRtral de "LR DincuAi6n".
J6ven, bella, tsIentOsa, con una vaz de
BiFsna. -. iqu6 encantadoEa for REtfsticR
Cd Consuelo BRillol-MWEOs BustGmante
(Ds ''El Mundo)".
'En Bu tsmporada habanera marcha
ConsusIo BaflIo de victoria on victoris,
de ovRci6n en- ovRci6n, de EgaIajo en-
agaBsjo. RscEso pIER IL viBtA es "a fgu'
"a dglioada gsntil, cREiciR para los ofdo
ga Rpg6licRvoz, dslsits para 81 espfritu aus
aEto fno hermoso. El p6blico la Adora,
y la CFftica le tributR suH mejoTeB elogiou.
5Qu6 triunfo mayor pueds Rmbicionar
una aHtiBta? AmGdGs.
(De "El Mundo")
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ESTA NOCHE la TEMPESTAO !"

La TempsDtad, obTa que sismpTs bs ui-
do del agradO del pdbliCo pusTtoTriqus1o,
90 FepHeBsntaE6 sItS noChs 90 el Municipal.
81 busn 6xito Rlcanzado por 81 msgnf.
fco euRdEo dc 1RFzuela de le smpresa
Marin On Las CampoaGs de C0rri6n, es
gaFantfA de que en- La 1empestad podr6n
luCir de modO mas alto auB exoelanteu fs.
CuItRdeB aEtiStRB como Manuel Real, que
fu6 justamente aplRudido on Las Campo
mas do Carri6n, 81 notable bajo ne6 u
Marcos 81 tenor MAtheu, que cantR liem.
pre- con VOC afnada qae, en- rsalidRd, sB
nm busn Cantants, ,, BobFs TODD, C0nguslo
Bafllo, tiple que hs merecido Concien'
zudoH CFfticQs tsAtrRleB, los mas lisonjeEos
juicios.
Nadie. pueD, dobo dejar de il euta noohe
al teatro.
V6aEe 10 que, de la uehoEita BAfllo, han
eacrito on la HRbana:
"La he dido una goIa vez: On 81 terCer
acto da "Campanona".
LlGg6 81 Fond6 c6lsbre, pude advsFtiF
la peTfectR afnRci6n dc 50 vocesitA dc orc,
lR igualdRd buen enlaCs de sus rRgiBtToY,
la gracia y natural agilidad que deggranAn
auH cuerday vocRleE.
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EI aEquitsctO Perkins lIsga hoy.

IA llegado de Lon Estadcu UnidOu 81
senior FrRnck E. Perkins, RutoE del pro.
yOcto de "CapitOliO" que obtuvO 81 primer
pFemio On q CsEtRmen efectuAdo Ultima
m0nts.
El Eehor Perkins el an hombre de 38
afioB de edRd, natural de Boston , poses
adem6a do ~ pEopio idiomR iDgles, q
frRnc6T, sntsndiendo RIgo de CRHtsllRno.
HR Bido professor de RTquitecturs de Ia
UnivaFsidad do FiIadelphia , posse tftuIo
franc6P. HR EsAidido algunoB amps On
Francis, visitRndo Espafia, an donda as
tuvo tAmbi6n Rlgdn tempo. Muy cort6S
en- "a .tFato.
ViOne Esta OiUdsd hRCor loB ostudioG
neCsGariOs FsHpecto de terTsno On dOnds 20
hS de lsvantRr q Odifcio adquiTir los
detRllel que hR mGnsItsE para hRcsE 81 trR'
bSjo dainitivo del proy6cto, para euyR
FsaliERci6n ss RnUnciaF6 In corFaspondien'
to Hubasta. Rsgrosark NuevA. York
dentro de tTsI semRnaS, tempo que cree
nOcssaFio para tsFminaE auu tEabajoT.
Tambi6n ha llegRdo 81 IO1or Horace
TrumbRuF, FepEessntRntB del autor del
proyecto para Il construction de ma "Ps'
nitsnCiariR", , eItaTE RlgunRs ) mRnRs
On eatR CiuRad.
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UNA BODl EN- AR CIBO.
lnflRldat do DOstOs On Ol susIo, on oI GamIno que
GORdutO Ia eareOl.
Ode nWestrO sOrrssponSal J

Mayo 2O.-En Ia nota dada anterior.
mente Hobrs las bo1aB de los simp6ticoB
j6veneB IaAbel Men6ndez y Jose Felix
SPijo, Aa omiti6 que el padTino 10 era el
Re1or don Juan Escudero Miranda que
poF enContFREs0 enfermo 10 fa6 por poder
don Ramon Ssiio Borr68.
Los j6VeDeB desp0sadoB han FeCibido mu.
ChoB y valioBOg preBsntsB dsBuB smigoR
LR numerous ConcuFFenCiR que RRiHti6
81 Rcto fac e8plsndidaments obsequiRda =
ColmRda de atsnCionsB por ID fsmilia Me.
n6ndez, dsbido 10 cuRl IRg hoTas 20 ds8
lizsFon On medic dc Ia mas cordial ex-
panHivR alegrfR.
La mesa que en- foEma de hOFHaduFa 90
alsaba en- ol amplio oomedoE, llenR de man.
jaTe1 , floFal pressntaba un hsEmono con-
junto.
NusItFa felicitaci6n IL gentiI pareia.
-Auochs poP hRbera0 Foto uno do los
poBtso del tel6fono on 81 canine que con-
duos Ia cGrcsl, cayeron 81 auelo una In.
fnidsd de posteB llenRndo 81 oamino de
alambFen inteTrumpisndo eI tr6fco por
ls msfiRnG. Hoy se rspRrAn laB averiaB
Fapidamente por empleRdoH dc 10 Com
pahfa.
Con motive de ser hoy dfa del aniver'
EaTio dc la IndepsndenCia de Cuba 81 Con.
Bulado dc eaa FOpdbliCR hR snarbolsdo ell
pabsll6n nacionRl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-21
En- el mes de Mayo Sc iegisu6 ell
mayor ndmelO de matrim0ni0S.
La tuberculosis Cause 1857 fefun-
clones en- un aiiO.
275, 1000 llhras Do alImsRtOs on nal OstldO fuB'
ron d0struldos pOr ID Slnldld.

Del infoEme pFeHentado al gobsFnadoT
de IL isla por 81 director del DOpaFtamOn.
To de Carload PFisionaa, correspondence
81 afo que fnsIiz6 On 80 de JUNO 1904,
tomRmoB IoB Eiguienteu datoE.
La OBtsdfGtica vital di6 IN total dc
27,O60 defuucionel contra "a 77S naci-
mientoE. 81 ndmeEo de matrimonioB re-
gi tEadoS On la OBtadlsticR fu6 de 8 1902. co.
rFegpondiendo 81 mayor ndmero al mes de
msyo en- que 8e efsctuaVon ,O63, , 81 me
II novismbre 1906. en- que fueTon 574.
Ell mayor ndmeFo de dsfanCionsB coTreE.
p ndi6 81 mes de noviembFe 1906 con
488 y 81 menoF fsbrero 1907 con 1889.
81 mayor pdmaro dc DacimientoB fu6 en-
MARIO 1907 CON 1928, ell menOr on Beptiem.
br0 1907 con 2 333 La brouquitia apa.
rece cRussndo 812 vfctimRB, 1861 IL en-.
teFitis 359 lR RnemiR sintomatica TIA
Ia tubeEculoBig. TubaFculoGia no clasifca.
da 143. Ia "gEippe" 448. La malaria
peEniciosR 472. Fisbre tifoideR 237. T6ts.
no ], $50.
El EsaUmen de los trabsjoB EsalizRdo5
On sl LaboratoEio qufmico del DspArta.
mento, UBcendi6 & 1.O68 de sAtoB 3C5 txE.
meneB de leChs y 1O6 de RguR.
EI total do multag impuestag poF Ian
CoFteB de juGticia los que violar0n las
Fsglag de HRnidRd On 10 qua TeBpecta fA!-
sifcaci6n vents de aIimsntoB en- NAL eB
tRdo, assemble & 81 ,179.
A 164 823 ibERB RHcendi6 ell pescRdo =
caFneB destruidaB, poE estar en- NAL estRdc.
FL total de alimsntoG destgufdos 175 600
libraR. Sc hicierOn duFRnte ell aflo 2 778
visitsB de inspection los eItab!ecimientou
p6blicoG y pueBtou dc vsntR de leChs.
En- lR eAtRdfltica del conlumo de gana-
do, durante 81 RfO 50 hAllan loI ligui sntss
dstalIeR:
VacaB, 5,643. Busysu 2,5O2, ganado
mas peque1o, tern0Eou 391. CarneroB
626. Cerdos i3 919 , cRbrsB 2 $40.
A 81 a8condisPon loB pianos para tFabR.
jos de instalaCionss de plomerfa que fueron
examinRdOs poF Il ofcina correspondents.
De GlIoG 81 en- San Juan.
En- 10 COnCeFniente hoBpitaleS, be hRce
ConHtRT que Ga general son insnfcientss lhH
CantidadsG aGiguRdas para 90 BOstenimiento
, pREticularmente en- 10 que manutsn-
Ci6n 90 TefeYG.
El informe rafsFot to SSnidad, Ogtk pre-
s.ntado por el Director de Sanidad Carl.
dad doctor Tom6B VG1qusE, demuestEa
CuidadoBo exGmsn de loB extremes que
COntisne. Sucolivamonto nos ocupaTomoE
Dc loB informeI preIsntados poE Las otEaB
secCions8 del DspaEtam0nto EtfsTido.
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Sucrerie Centrsle CuIusO,
AguadilIa, P. r.

Con motive de Las nusvRH monturaG que
90 han becho 90 pons en- ventA la mRqui'
maria de uso, BiguiOnteu:
10. Un molino horizontal complete
marcR Birmingham" de masa1 de
30 < so con eDgranSjsB. acumuIador Dc
preston hidr6uliCa, , con ~ motor de
vRpoF.
%. Uns m6quins de vspOr horizontal
de Is & 20 81.
80. Una bomba de aire de dos ciIin'
dEoB con 90 motor de vRpoT = % Conden'
HRdor, proviniendo de un cusdruple efac'
to Lille, de 25OOOO gslonsu por oRds
% hoFsB.
40. Una bOmba dc aire de Il csas
"Cail', prOviniendo de un tacho de so
Hacog.
50. Nusvs dsfscadOrau con dObIe fOndO
de Cobre.
g. Una bomba alimentaria de Ia
casa "Cail''
70. Calderau & So dollars los 100 kiloR.
Todas estas m6quinRs pueden dRr IN
bueno largo uso. 8v.E
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Suspension de un iuicio.

FL fIcsl de la Corts de ditr;to Bsfi7r
LiboEtRd TOrEsI Grau, pressut6 syer una
moCi6n BOliCitsDdO ls suspension dol iuicio
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico, contta ol ex.
poliCia jose r Arroyo pEesunto autor dc
ID mU0Tts del CRbo de Is polieiR insular
Roig, , Gu; juicio sc b, bia safiaIRdo para
81 % dc los CorEisntss. En- vista de lR
oonformidad del abOg0do del OcuHado 90.
nor Pedro Gomez 90 luBpendi6 el juiCio
para el pE6Ximo t6rmino. A pstici6n del
FefsTido sbNgado 90 concsdi6 IL libsrtad
81 pEOosusdo fj6ndoBe una iRnzR de SIS, 900.
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Do A11InIstFleltn,

Avisamos & las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene aCom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por an trimestre
1926. Por IN semestre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. Pggo az
tisipaao,
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UNA BoDA.

Dos sHtimablss ccmpatriotas han reali.
Eado aver % mRtFimonio On eats Ciudad.
81 j6vsn Jose Miller MsItinez csbo do
10 compsfiiS 81" del regimisnto de PueE'
to Rico de SaEviC'o On Oayey , IR viEtuoaa
sgraciads Bthosits Nemesis Hernandez
de eats capital. Sc casaron civiImente ante
81 jueE municipal de Is ciudad.
QGs Ia fsIiOidsd que hoy 1ouEia ID
VOnturonR pREeiR seR steEnR,
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Vari0s idOIos mexiCanos.

ri inspector de Monumentou AEqueoI6'
giOoB de Mexico, don Leopoldo Batrog,
pEocsdsnte del Puerto AlvSEado traio con.
Sigo q dichR capital vRrion fdoIos contEn.
doEe entire OlloS 81 que representa- 81 DioB
Tlsloe, rscogido en- Las csrcanfas de julie.
Adm no 10 defius gus civilization psrte
Cee3n agog fdo'og.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-21
ULTIMA HORA.
EI PTeSidente Roosevelt envia al Sc.
nadO Il PrOpussta para CubriT
dos PlazaS de COnSejeEOS.

81 GObsrnador INFERNO SH. Willough'
By racibi6 ests taTde 81 Aiguisnts cable de
Washington:
''PrsBidents envi6 aver 81 ssnado pro.
pueHta1 para 81 COnBfjo EjsCutiVo ViaB
OchoteCo ca lugAr dc Acuh8 Martin
TGavieBo JE., en lugar do Diaz".
81 senior Juan Was OchotsCo e. dele.
gado Il O6mRTa , 81 licsncisdo Martin
TfaviOlo deHempenA aCtuAlmsnto 81 cargo
de fiscal dc ID OOrte do MRyaguez.
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Dol suartsl general Do Ia pollsI, Iusul,r.

Ban Juan, Puerto leo, Mayo 20 de
1908 Circular No, %. Durants ID au'
gSnCia del tsniente Luis sanquirico, easaE6
enCaFgsdo dc la ohciua del syudants do Ia
pOlicfs insuIRE, el senior Enrique L. Bisn'
cOeChOS, BsOFetaEio del jefs, q1ien Ber6 obe'
decide , EespstsdO. (FiEmRdO) W6lhsEm
LS'ts, Jsfs intoTino DO 10 pOliCiG insuIGE,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-21
RestauTadoT Vital De RicOTd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ga
Iantizsdo. Precio S1-OO, ORC. Siempre a la
VentR en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
aolicitan pedidos pOr oorreo.
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A COM PRAR- MADERA.-La Com.
paatG Industrial de 6anturce (san Juan
Box 657) tisns en- olasO dc pFimeER pre-.
clos sin compassionate, an complete surtido
para construction de cRBRg. MoldurRH de
tOdos tam8fiou. Tablillas para psEsianRH
Dsp6sitoB. San Juan frsnte 81 muslIs
ndmsFo q SAntuEce Stop. "a. TelefonoE
425 1890 Ia
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
FESTIVITIES PREVAIL
IN THE DUAL EMPIRE
Brilliant Scenes Mark Diamond
Jubilee of Accession of
Francis Joseph

VIENNA. Dec. 2.-The dual empire is
today celebrating the diamond jubilee
Of the accession of Francis Joseph to
the throne. His majesty became EN-
peror of Austria and King of Hungary
December 2, 1S4S, on the abdication of
his uncle, Ferdinand l.
Masses and special Te Deum services
in the cathedral and the churches of
Vienna marked the beginning of the
period of festivities. His majesty at
tended the service in the Hofburg
chapel.
At the conclusion of this service his
majesty received the fluctuations of
the members of his family and also
from deputations of civil bodies, the
military establishments, etc.
The TIE Deum at st. Stephens cathe-
dral was most imposing. The congre-
cation was composed of the archdukes
and the archduchesses of the empire,
representatives of the noble houses of
Austria and Hungary, members Of the
cabinet and court officials and their la
dies The men were in full dress uni
forms and the women were clad in
magnificent costumes. The display of
diamonds and jewels beneath the lofty
arches of the famous cathedral was
marvellous.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
.RF|CHSTAG PLANS
NEW CONSTITUTION
Speakers in German Parliament
Want Ministers Made Re-
sponsible to Country
Minister of Interior Promises
Consideration for a Defi-
mite Proposal

BERLIN, Dec. 2-The constitutional
debate in the reichstag today was nota-
bic for the unanimous view expressed
by all the liberal parties, and supported
by the powerful center party, that some
change in the constitution was desir-
able, to the end of making the minis
ters responsible to the country.
The present plan is to refer the FIVE
reasons on the subject to a special com
mittee for report, this step to be taken
after the speakers have thrashed out
the subject in the house for three days
more.
This arrangement will delay the
drawing up of the final and definite mo-
tion until after the Christmas vaca-
ton, which begins December 10 and
lasts until the middle of January.
DR.. Won Bethmann -Holweg, minister
of the interior. spoke for the federal
council. He made conciliatory dec
laration, and said the bundesrath was
when a majority of the reichstag
brought forward a clear proposition
DR.. Heinrich Mueller proposed res
olution demanding, on behalf OF the
moderate radicals, the enactment OF a
law providing for ministerial response
bility.
While Herr Mueller was speaking
Prince August William. the fourth son
of the emperor, and his wife, accom-
panied by a numerous. suite of officers
and ladies of the court, entered the
royal gallery They came from the
University of Berlin, where the prince
received his degree today. and remained
during the rest of the day
Herr Mueller was followed by Herr
SPAIN of the center party, who sup
ported his utterances.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
SOLDIER ADMITS
he is EMBEzzLER
Private in Infantry at Monterey
Declares He Robbed East
ern Employer of 81, 900

MONTEREY, Dec. BERNARD Bunje,
passing under the assumed name of
Robinson, a private in Company F,
Eighth United States infantry volun-
tarily surrendered himself to Police
Officer Sullivan last night, asking that
he be taken in custody for embezzling
81 900 while acting as book keeper and
collector for William Evarts & Son,
wholesale butchers, of Jersey City, n. J..
After his theft he said he won money
on the races. gaining SIS 900, with
which he fed to Montreal, living there
in luxury until he had dissipated it
all. He came west then and enlisted
i'm the Second infantry at Stockton
November %, 1906. Coming with that
regiment TO Monterey 'he was made
corporal, but subsequently was stripped
of his stripes for misconduct. Later
he was transferred to the Eighth in
fantry.
Recently trouble with woman and
constant fear of detection and fits of
remorse impelled him to give himself
up to justice.
Authorities of Jersey City have been
advised that Bunje is being held in the
Monterey prison. He claims to have
rich relatives in the east who will see
that he is defended at his trial. He
was formerly employed in the National
Bank of Commerce and the West Side
bank in New York city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
A CLOSE SHAVE
Many Of Them HappeninE Every Day
but Soon Forgotten

Close shaves would be of more fire.
quent occurrence but for the tender
faces Of many men. which will not
permit of shaving often Heretofore,
nothing has been said in these columns
about poslam. a new skin discovery. in
connection with its use after shaving.
Its publicity and sales have been con-
fined almost exclusively to its remark
able properties as an eczema cure; IL
stops the itching at once and cures the
worst cases in few days While the
application of poslam after shaving Is
one OF it's minor uses. such as for pirn-
pies. the complexion. etc. shavers will
find ii a revelation. as it does for abra-
sionS. roughness. and severe scrapin 50
what It does for all manner of skin
dificulties-heals and cures in a few
hours. 1t Is the only article posses
sing real antiseptic and curative value
that has ever been exploited for this
purpose, and will soothe and tone up
the skin as no toilet preparation could
possibly do.
Poslam can be had for fifty cents at
any reliable druggists. particularly
the Owl Drug Co, who make a special
" OF it. Or the Emergency Labora-
tories, No. 80 West 18th Street. New
York City, will send a trial supply
free by mail TO any one who will write
for 1T This is sufficient to show results
in "a hours.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
BLESSINGS INVOKED
FOR infant RULER
Consul General and Staff, With
Leading Businessmen, Par
ticipate in Ceremony
Prayer Is Offered for Their
Country and Mourning Is
Brought to an End

Arrayed in costly robes denoting
their rank and fealty to their sover
eign, the Chinese consul general, his
staff, the vice consul general and about
80 of the most prominent businessmen
of Chinatown met before the altar in
the rooms of the Chinese benevolent
association yesterday to do honor to
their new emperor.
At II o'clock Chu Chung Ton, master
and, kowtowing, asked that the bless
ings of the future be given to the new
head of the Chinese empire. Finishing
his invocation, he turned to the assem-
bled party and bade them advance and
offer their prayers and pay respect to
Pu vi, or as he will be known in Chi
nese history, Hsuan .Tung.
Advancing with dignified mien, they
came before the altar, on which was in
scribed May the emperor live 10000
years and another 10000 years" and
kowtowed thrice, meanwhile invoking
the blessing of the gods that the reign
of the emperor be replete with bless
ings for his subjects.
ThisN was repeated three times and
then the party offered up general
prayer for their country, asking that
given to their countrymen thousand
fold.
At the close of the ceremonies it was
declared that the period of mourning
was at an end and that all should now
exert their efforts in the furthering of
China's future.
Leaving incense to be burned at the
altar, the party left the shrine and
proceeded to Hang Far Lows restaur-
ant Whnre a faacf WaS Servad
Resolutions will be forwarded to
China in which will be a signed pledge
of those who took part in yesterdays
proceedings to give to the emperor any
assistance which they, as part of his
people. may at any Nime be called upon
to render.
Baby Emperor Enthroned
PEKING, Dec. 2.-The strict mourn
ing which has been observed in this
city since the death, fortnight ago, OF
Emperor Kwang Hsu and the dowage1
| empress of China was suspended long
enough this morning to permit the as
cension to the dragon throne of the
baby emperor. Flu vi, who becomes
ruler of the kingdom under the name
of Hsuan Tung.
The ceremonies were brief. lasting
| only half an hour. They were per
formed by officials of the highest rank
and a number of coolies of the most
humble classes in the empire were
brought into the palace to act as wit
nesses. Following the ceremony, ar
| imperial edict proclaiming the ascen.
sion was issued. This communication
contains also grant of amnesty. Tht
date upon which the new emperor viii
receive the members of the diplomat,
corps will be fixed later
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
MIRIAM NICHOLSON
SCORES GRAFT[RS
Able Writer Makes FOrceful
Address Before Women of
the California Club

Support of the graft prosecution and
opposition to the grafters were advo-
Gated in an address by Miss Miriam
Nicholson. the prominent fiction writer,
before the California club Tuesday.
Miss Nicholson is a leading member
of the womans branch of the Citizens
League of Justice, and. in her address,
urged her hearers to affiliate themselves
with that organization, which was
formed for the purpose of lighting graft
and aiding the graft prosecutors.
San Francisco is in such a pitiful
strait said Miss Nicholson, that she
can say with truth to her people, Those
of you who are not with me are
against me. Those who will rot fight
grafters are backing them
There is but one body of people in
town organized to fight corruption in
public life; if you don't help it with
your support you are against it by pas
sively encouraging the thing it is bat
ting against.
At the conclusion of Miss Nicholson S
address, d number of the California
club members announced their inten-
tion of joining the woman's branch of
the League of Justice.
Following Miss Michelson's address,
Mrs. Elizabeth Gerberding spoke and
also urged the women to join the anti
graft forces
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
CRACKSM[N LOOT
SAFES AND ESCAPE
Burglars Use Nitroglycerin to
Blow Postofice and Store
Strong Boxes

FRESNO, Dec. 2.-Cracksmen early
this morning blew open with nitro
glycerin the United States postoffice
safe at Kingsburg and an office safe in
the merchandise store of S. Davis at
Kingsburg, 90 miles south of this city.
From the postoffice $3.50 in stamps Of
various denominations. and $3.50 in cash
was secured. From the store safe the
burglars secured S200 in gold and $125
in small checks.
Entrance in each case was through
the rear doors of the establishment.
The safe combinations were pried off
and the explosive inserted. the robbers
then completing their work by filling
up the remainder of the hole with
soap. The store safe was wrecked
several minutes after the other, the
store being situated several blocks
away from the postoffice. Here the
cracksmen evidently became frightened
for they left behind them hatchet,
a hand ak, a chisel and bar of soap.
Sheriff Chittenden is investigating
the case, but no further clew has been
found to the identity of the robbers.
The explosion wrecked several post
office boxes and broke windows.
The goat. Who'll get the goat? ?
Fairmont fete. Saturday afternoon, De-
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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03

The goat. Who'll get the goat?
Fairmont fete, Saturday afternoon, De-
cember 5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
California Club Program

semhTv pro pr fbe caIifornia % club nHSy for sgn-
day, December 8, includes Austin Lewis
in a reading from Rudyard Kipling,
songs and Mrs. NJ. e. Sheridan, from
the Chicago womens club, in a short
talk on the Club Movement" 1t is
Margaret Cameron's "Kleptomaniac," /"
the latter part Of January Seven of
the young girls are very busy rehears-
ing this play under Mrs. James Craw-
ford the chairman of the section.
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posTMAsTER APPOINTED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-Lee w. Phil
lipi was today appointed postmaster at
Chanz, Kern county, vice G. A. Chanz,
resigned.