davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21

3 40 tets~ ~ Ftssr rsss a.sases
ssHa n5s.t $3.50. su ' asa Ussefsss
sfd St~ 10 . ss - q ~ ~sssf.f
a. asssstsa ~ ~ sss~ es8~ So
Ns8s }ae ssss nss - ~ ss
rfotts ~ fAtss sr-sRsss. Hst
sss s~s " 80 tst r. sts sysst
trsH satts~hs sassss W. - sssat
htts t-es rts ~ "a ssf "a srsst ~
sss sas vaek mus ksys sssts'ss
sssa fft sassssbsss TH~ hsss auAsst
ites sssse sAss " Sss saasa&-s rsssfg
~ t1~nsss tsf ks s~onatenef -
sttf hsss Ai@ arsv N1sns~ 'Asa -
sasfr fs4 40 SsA II mRrsYtsE Ai.t
ssfsss sislrs Tfussy aH~hassaacfs
sefe s~at 81 ~ ~Ps'sssbsss 90 sbis
aelifs's fattsion The crar ~f~c~fTs'
hsfs .oaft~ygsiT hnt shous6 disinrit
naiint - favor TIE mAgrtss. This Ne
~as safi'icd 10 30 ~i,hru, riyinE ~
frDss spi u IL ssid thai a couft busy
body heard Alexander privately aaJ
that tothinR should induce him 10 Al
Iop bio sister 20 marry ~ihe corsicss
~parv~tu"
This was assiduously reported 10 Va
pOlrUr who. from that moment. plot
ted TIA, mighty invasion OF Ruagia
which cost him 10000 troops ler IL
the snow. and proved the beginnlnl
OF the end
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
CHIPS COMMENTS

The searchlight should be turn,
ed squarly on the st. Louis p,i,
nary methods, let the result irjo,
whom It may.
The question with many of the
democrats is whether To vnmit NJ,
the st. Louie primary method-. q,
o hold their nose and try to k,-i'
1t down.
ST. Louie may not have any "Ir.
dians," but a new breed Of '.Ip"r-
rotes' has spruog up, and they or.
'just AS good"-and as bad.
In lying down In the st Louis
primary nth, you besmirch the
fair name Of the -tat.a aud outrage
all sence Ut dcceacy sad fairL.,s.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21

st.se 400 - H.p.sAs
~. a.s..s sssss., ,sss as-.s
s@s ess sssa - n,,sss A~sasss -
fstHs,sa
wAet Rut.s i.e.tHss ssassstsss
"a tss nsssF saeuS, sast . hasshs
ess sssas ~RsassasF sstta
sssss uss~sesN see lsnilt ~
Fess Hess usassas3s asa ,tsSisA 9
ead isis@as ssa haasss&ss sqs |.
SEQ .ssss
Me- Paasls Mliisssa a. dsssh.
iss, -so haze s~ss yisanas hs,e
haze frsasnsa "a w~siisviits she
wiii g. from ihefs g. ksasas I,y
~ loin her husband and son aud
tasy ill make ,hs, their ta,afr
home.
Frank Thomas aud wiin. ~ho
have been here from Auzon q
~cnt To Hsonib,. Mondsy 10 vi-i,
relatives. Frank L. n teacher In
the Indian Schools of Arizona.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
BEGINNINGS Of Graft.

Frequently one has to dea! with
chiefs, in fact in every village the
traveller will probably be welcomed by
the chief. An interchange OF greetings
through an interpreter establishes a
good understanding.
An interchange Of presents is
usual on these occasions and is an
almost universal custom. Etiquette re-
ouires the chief to give a present in
return. AS a rule a chief can only Offer
a bunch of bananas, some pawpaws or
possibly a goat. or two. some of which
may possibly be welcome.
On a special occasion the chief may
offer the traveller a wife, a gift which
he will probably decline with a great
profusion of thanks.-The Engineer.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
DANVILLE,

Mrs. j. N. Rigg is visiting her
son, Earl Rigg at Bethlehem.
John Christian has a very sick
child.
One of d. d. Bakers fine young
heifers got a leg broke Saturday
morning.
Burton Hays had a very sick
horse Monday.
The Goss moving pictures Sun
day evening of the Montgomery
C~hantauqua are only for amuse-
ment. They are of the very best
quality and the subjects are such
as have never before been seen in
this vicinity.
The little boy of Chance Elliott's
is quite sick this week. Y. X.
LOUTRE
l.. F. Clark aud family visited
G. A. Rigg aud family Sunday.
@. A. Brookshisr aud family
spent Sunday with P. H. Brook
shier and wife.
d. T. Millikan and wife visited
X. E. McQuie and wife from Sat.
urday until Sunday evening.
Miss Blanch Moo arty of
Prairie Fork is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. H. Stiegman this
week.
O. E. Brooksheir and family
spent Sunday evening with VIM.
erberg and wife.
Fritz Stiegman and wife spent
Sunday with her parents, G. A.
Norman and wife of Americus.
Jew. Huddleson visited G. P.
Thompson Sunday.
r. L. McCarty and wife visited
his parents, S. S. McCarty and
wife of Prairie Fork Sunday.
Harmon Timmerberg aud wife
are happy over the arrival of a
fine girl, who took up her abode
with them Aug. IS, 1908.
The MULE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
In Memory Of Old Hickory.

If the spirit Of "Old Hickory" should
decide to journey to the spot near
which he entered the earthly house
of this tabernacle in 1867 he would
hardly recognize the place. SO great
has been the change. The wilderness
has been made to bloom. and In its
midst stands the thriving town OF
Waxhaw. He would 500 f'--over.
however, that he is not forgotten, for
Q bronze tablet on the railroad sta
ton proclaims the fact that lei this
place Andrew Jackson was born. And
Squire Henry N. McWhorter, who
lives hard by. is always ready to greet
the spirit Of the great Andrew with
"Welcome. dear guest and ghost"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
SCHOOL

Mr.. and Mrs. john Hagood
were in Wellsville Saturday after
noon.
James Moran's new house is
nearing completion.
Frank Farneu is canvassing
this neighborhood selling ferti-
lizer for wheat.
There was quite a family gath
ering at j.. P. B4rne's, north OF
Wellsville last Sunday. Those
present were H. G. Gliser ard
family of this place, Miss Stella
Green and Mrs. j. Adams and
child of Middleton, Chas. Adams
and family from Mt. Carmel vi
entity, E. Force aud family of
Wellsville, j. l.. Brown and
family.
Freddie Barnes of Montgomery
called at his sisters here last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Mike Moran and childre"
wer. at Terry Farnen's one after
noon last week. Mrs. Moran
bs by seems to be improving.
Everything We eau he ar thi-
morning is, "Wasn't the Cbau-
tauqua fine? Largest crowd | ever
saw at any entertainment at
Montgomery"
j. o. Britt was at II. C. Gliser's
a few minutes Monday morniuh.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
BRiAR RIDGE oLEANiNos

"By the Sea Side" is a story
written by Irene Young a little
girl in this vicinity, who is not
yet twelve years old. We have
been informed by those, who have
read the story that it is good ant
we wish Irene success as a writer.
DR.. NJ. II. nuffman was called
to see Mrs. Ola McCuin last Sat-
urday. She is visiting at b. f.
Gregory and will have to re-
main down here several days.
Mrs. Nan Nunnelly was seri-
ously hurt from a bee sting last
week aud they had 10 Ale a ring
of of her finger, which was badly
swollen by the sting.
On Thursday before the third
Sunday in September the Baptists
will hold a meeting to see about
ordaining Charles Elder. Char
ley tried it once before but failed.
The farmers are blowing for
wheat and Preston B. Benson has
ordered eight thousand pounds of
fertilizer, John E. Young six
thousand pounds and several
Others from two to four thousand
pounds.
Clarence Gregory left Monday
the 18th, for his home in Oklahoma.
He has been here about three
months with his parents aud
brothers and sisters.
Charles Nunuelley has sold
seven wagon loads of corn lately.
Charley always has corn on hand.
WILL THINK MORE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
FOR SORE EJECT

81 have found Bucklen's.Arnica
Salvc to be the proper thing to
8 for sore feet as we'll as healing
burns, sores and cuts land all
manner of abrasions," writes Mr..
w. Stone of East Poland, Maine.
1t is the proper thing too.for
piles. Try it. Sold under guar
antee at Crump & Kidwell's drug
store. 25c.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
MtkEOLA

Tom Cole brought a foe load Of
water melons To Mincola Tuesday L.
Hester Windsor IL visiting
home folks this week.
Mrs. Josh Woodroof spent the
day with Mrs. Ford this week.
Ray Ford killed "A nice lot Of
squirrels this week. He has killed
as many az sixteen in a morning.
Ebert Ford returned home
from Loutre where he had been
staying a few days.
THE YOUNG MULE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
Successful Hypoerlte.

Gruignoli, the son Of . fisherman.
q priest in a rich abbey in Florence.
had a net spread every day ON the Ia
BILE of his apartment to put him. as
he said. In mind OF his origin. The
abbot dying. this dissen.bled humility
procured Gruignoh to be his success
sor, and the net was used no more.
A friend who came to see him the day
afterwards. on entering his apart
ment, said:
Where is the netf'
There is no further occasion for
the net" replied Gruignoli. when the
nsh Ii caught"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
ALL 0vtR Inc COUNT



ssisses Alskts Wsittss go
bee iAs'ys sss ,tssumsi ~ %
Iesls
o. o. p..t. ~ss 10 w.uss,ss
v%ha'sssy.
Ia AHasu~. and family Welt d
Mrs. T.. ~ bsek Habaay
MR.. T.. y heck and ohiidf.n
and Miss Maudu Bolton and Jsss1
Dyke we're in wsronion Thars.
day.
Mrs. LIxsio Aston has tc,lrncd
10 her home la 81 Louis.
Master Harry Aston OF jones'
burg IL visiting his uncle In
this vicinity.
Several from here attended the
Reunion at Warrcnton and Bell
flower Saturday.
Miss Dora Terry attended the
picnic at Bcllilower Saturday.
Everett Adyiottc OF St. Louis is
visiting his mother aud bro,her
OF this locality.
Pin Oak has n Sunday school
this summer that the people can
well be proud OF. 1t Is the best
school for many years here.
1t Is thought that the Sunday
School convention will be held
here the second Sunday In Sep
tember, everybody is invited to
attend.
VIM. Ohms and wife and Mrs.
Reisch we're entertained at the
II. G. Reisch home.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
WHITE OAK

Mrs. Anna Gilmore and Miss
Dortha Nation of Appleton City
are the guests of John Sleight of
near Montgomery.
Harry Blackshaw of ST Louis is
the guest of relatives in and near
Wellsville this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Hagood
and son Leslie were the guests Of
their daughter, Mrs. w. B. Taylor
of near Bellflower last week.
We hear that Miss Annie
Bunch will return home Sunday
from q visit to her brother Will in
Bellville, III.
VIZ. Taylor made a trip to
south Missouri last week looking
for q location.
Miss Attic Moss and Thuel Ha-
good were the guests of George
Hagood Tuesday and Wednesday.
Some think the Chautauqua
as about over. Don't miss it.
John F. Carson speaks Saturday /,
who Is from Brooklyn, where for a
period of twenty years he con-
tinued the passionate and built up
che mem bership OF the church to
more than two thousand commu-
nicants. Mr.. Carson is the ex-
ponent of all that is best In re-
ligious thoughts, morals and pa
&riotism. So don't miss hearing
him ACORN.
WEST PRAIRIE
Mrs. John Ellis IL on the sick
aist.
Miss Bessie Ellis is visiting
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
lrl.h League Honor. pr..ld.n,.

T. p. O'Connor was presented with
his portrait in oils at Leeds by the
Irish league Of Great Britain. in COM
memoration Of his unbroken presi.
dency Of the league for rs years.
John q. Redmond made the prssenta
ton and paid q tribute to Mr.. O'Con-
nor as a safe. consistent and cour-
ageous guide for the Irish people in
Great Britain. John Dillon also spoke.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
Quite tne Contrary.


Gentlemen" said the campaign
spellbinder. as he began his speech,
in the words of our illustrious chief
at Washington, who said: Speak"
"Louder!" yelled a score of voices
In the back part of the hall.
Not at all. gentlemen" said the
orator. visibly irritated. He said, as
every wellinformed person knows:
Speak softly eve while carrying the
big stick. II l am interrupted again"
here he waved the chairman's gavel
aloft-"I shall use the big stick I'M.
sparingly!"
Having thus asserted himself, and
silenced the rude persons who had
been guilty of the unseemly Interrupt
ton, he resumed his speech.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
EXCELLENT nEALrn ADVICE

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dawson Of No. 379
clifford Ave, San Jose. Cal, says
THE worth Of Electric Bittcrs "a n
general family remedy, for head
aches, biliousness, torpor of the
liver and bowels Is 80 pronounced
that am prompted TO say a word
In it, favor, for the benefit OF those
seeking relief from such Affections.
There Is more health for the di-
gestive organs la a bottle OF Elec-
trio bitters than in any other rem
edy l know Of" Sold under
guarantee at Crump & Kidwell's
drug store. SOC.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-21
Rich Indeed.

Despite all your wealth." said the
cynic, "your very name will be gen
orally forgotten 20 years after your
DEATH
mo. It won't" replied the fnancier
my estate Is large enough to kcer
my heirs lawyers sauabbling tsnge,
than that
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
tRFCTS BUILDING
FOR PIANO HOUSE
Doe Estate Instrncts Contractor
to Rush Work on Kearny
Street Structure

Work is to be rushed on the new
structure being erected by the Doe es-
tate in Kearny street near Suffer for
the Wiley B. Allen company. The build
ing will be of class "A construction and
will be fitted up with the most ap-
proved appliances for the big piano
house. 1t will stand next to Sherman
& Clays and will occupy a rectangular
site, with a frontage in Sutter street as
well as Kearny. With IS feet in Kearny
street, the edifice will have an imposing
front and will reach to a depth of 107
feet II inches. The northern wing will
occupy Al feet in Sutter street.
The structure, which will be known
as the Doe estate company's building"
was designed by Havens & Toepke, the
architects. A. j. Rich & Co., who were
intrusted by both parties with the leas-
ing arrang gements, completed a deal in
volving more than s1,000,000. The build
ing is the first of a series to be erected
by the Doe estates company, among
which will be the ST. Nicholas hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
MRS. O'bRIEN NOW
TELLS Her VERSION
She Retorts to All the Slurs of
Her Sister in Law by Pre-
senting Letter

Some unkind but Enthusiastically
feminine comments on Mrs. Lizzie
O'Brien by her sister in law, Mrs. Mary
Alice O'Brien, were contained in let
ter introduced yesterday in the trial
of the divorce suit In which the latter
is defendant Mrs. Mary Alice, who for
two days writhed under the damaging
testimony given against her by Mrs.
Lizzie, smiled delightedIy as her letter,
written to the wife of DIR. Anton E..
Neumeister. was read.
Il am ashamed of my sex when such
vipers as Liz are of the SEX, was one
sentence from the letter. Even In San
Francisco" 1t went on, they notice
the loudness of her clothing and the
paint upon her. face. Every one is ask
ing me what 1 mean by introducing
them to that painted hussy." In the
same letter, which was written after
the suit for divorce was commenced.
she describes her husband Charles and
his brother Joseph as unfaithful and
black at heart"
DR.. Neumeister, a Kansas City physi-
clan who comes to California every
summer for hay fever. In his deposition
stated that during all the married life
of the O'Briens the wife has been jeal-
Gus and constantly nagged her hus-
band. 1t was her custom, me doctor
said, to charge her husband with being
stuck" on some woman, then cry and
get into a hysterical and raving condi-
tion. At Catalina island she said her
husband was in love with Mrs Cohen,
with whom he used to talk when they
plunged into the water bathing. The
doctor stated that Mrs. O'Brien very
quickly got acquainted with strange
men, and soon called them BILLY" or
Jimmy
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
OPPOSITION TO MARKET
STREET BARS is HEARD
Merchants Protest That There
Are Too Many Saloons in the
Business District Now

The first gun in fight to cut down and limit
the number of saloons in block of the down
town Market street district was fred last night
at .-Ae meeting OF the police commission when
W. S. Palmer. ca shier of the Humboldt savings
bank. protested 10 the commissioners against the
granting of license TO Charles Schoene.
who was applying for change from his old
1oca tion at 1G5 to ~ Market street
Palmer introduced himself representing. the
allied interests of Market street merchants in
that block and declared that In the opinion OF
the men for whom he spoke already there were
too many saloons In that locality Besides the
license asked for by Schoene four others in
operation by. Palmer stated that If
the wish of the merchants TO have this number
reduced to three. The matter taken under
advisement.
Herbert l. JafTe. applying for retail bar and
restaurant license for his Cardinal cafe,
which he has arranged TO open up, met with a
similar opposition. An attorney was on hand
who declared that the merchants protested
against Jafe being given the privilege On the
strength of his argument the board granted the
restaurant license, but withheld the bar priyi-
lego.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
It Is Possible to Reduce
Flesh Without Dieting
or Exercise

1t is not only possible. but being done every
where. Exercise. unless carefully superintended
by physician and expert athletic director, may
easily do deal of harm to the great overbur-
dened heshy body. The untutored fat man and
woman determined to get thin are only too likely
to overstrain their fat encountered muscles by
their awkward. I'll advised gymnastics and so
cause nerve and muscle troubles that may de-
velop into something far than little too
much flesh. Same way with dieting. Starvation
is certainly effective If kept up long and faith
fully enough but 1T Is almost certain to injure
the nutritive process and weaken the pa
tient consttutionally, while II is abominable tor
ture, of course. especially to good natured,
high living. feshy
Fortunately neither dieting exercising are
required or desirable il uses the right remedy
for reducing fat. and. strange to say, the rem
edy is simple, wholesome home mixture, the
ingredients of which are obtainable at any drug
store for a few cents. This mixture is as fol-
lows: V Marmola, y OF. Fluid Extract Cas-
cara Aromatic, 32 ozs, Syrup Simplex, and the
proper amount to take is teaspoonful after
meals and at bedtime This mixture takes the
fat off rapidly hut naturally, that wrinkles
are formed and harm is done TO the stomach
as is frequently the case with patent or
secret" advertised remedies.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
POLICY HOLDERS REJECT
RHINE -MOSELLE'S TERMS
They Refuse to Accept Payment
of Claims at Discount of
rs Per Cent

Offers to settle with policy holders Of the
Rhne-Moselle insurance company on basis OF
% cents 20 cents on the dollar have been
made by the company, and at a meeting of the
policy holders committee yesterday afternoon
in the Offices of the Merchants association
the offer was formally rejected, the consensus
of opinion being that the figure named is en-
tirey. too low.
The trial of the Rhine -Moselle company be-
gins In the lower courts in Strassburg, Ger
many, on May 6. The question of reciprocity
of enforcing judgment of the courts of one
country in another country Will then be dis
cussed. In the meantime local policy holders
remain unanimous in their stand taken against
acceptance of payment of policies on the terms
50 far proposed by the Rhine-Moselle organiza-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
BOY IN PARK RUN DOWN
BY BELKNAP'S AUTO
Lad Steps in Front of Machine
and Skull is Fractured
nv Accident

The automobile of Alden Bellnap, son of q
probably fatally injured Arthur Lindennn. ~
year old boy, last night in the park. The ac-
cident occurred about midway of the main
drive.
Belknap states that he was bowling along at
an ordinary rate Of speed when the boy sud
denly stepped in front of his machine. Like a.
picked him I'D he was unconscious and. placing
him in the auto. Belknap rushed him to the
mark emergency hospital. There the lads skull
was found to be fractured. well his left
leg Since being struck the boy has not re-
gained consciousness. His home is at 135 Beu-
lab street
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
WILL LOOK AFTER CROOKS

Besides Lieutenant William p. Sheridan, bead
of the Identification bureau Of the New York
police department. known as 1.-THE man with the
camera eye" Defective Sergeant Thomas ID.
McNamee of the Washington, ID. c., department
has reported police headquarters They will
assist the local men in looking after crooks dur
ing the festivities on the arrival Of the feet.
Others are expected from other cities between
now and May g.. Detective Sergeants Ryan.
Bunner and Freel and Detective Goff left for
Santa Criz yesterday to assist the local police
there during the presence of the fleet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
FOR SOUR STOMACH

This is one of the numerous
results of faulty digestion and
often accompanied by belching,
bloating, headaches and dizziness
To relieve this condition and re-
store the digestive organs to
their normal condition the follow
ing formula is said to work won
ders:
Two ounces essence of pepsin;
three ounces syrup of ginger; one
ounce catandir compound; mix
these well and use in doses of
from one to two teaspoonfuls
after each meal, also at bedtime.
The catandir compound is
product of the Globe Pharma-
ceutical Co. of Chicago, and it and
the other ingredients can be OBJ
tanned from any good prescription
druggist.
The good results are said to be s
felt after the first few doses.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
ARRESTED on SUSPICION

Thomas 0'Maliey, Charles Brown and Everett
ferday morning by Detectives Mulcahey and T.
C.. Murphy. They suspicious characters and
Il Is thought advisable to keep them In jail till
the departure of the feet. Brown and Tipton
were charged with yagrancy and OMalley's
name was registered on the detinue book, as
more serioss charge may be made against him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
CHARGED WITH pERJURY

warrant was issued by Police Judge Shortall
yesterday for the arrest of A. Moger on a
charge OF perjury The complaining witness is
A. a. Bertrand 614-Front street, who alleges
that Moger committed perjury on April 20 by
making an affidavit before notary public in
the suit OF Bertrand against Giovannetti that
the Giovannett- -Frederickson company was in
corporated under the laws of the state OF Cali
fornia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
CoNyrCTEp OF vAGRANCY

Granville C. LleweIlyn. who calls himself the
chief of Mob hill - and lives in shack on the
hill was convicted of vagrancy by Police Judge
Shortall yesterday and sentenced to serve 80
days in the county jail Complaints had been
made to the health authorities of the filthy
dition of Llewellyn's shack and when Policeman
Cummings went there on Tuesday he found
Llewelyn wearing a star inscribed Mob Hill
Special, Chief The pslice are endeavoring to
find out who made the star.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
The Fleet NJ santn Cruz

Arrives May l. Monterey bay. Spe-
cial train from Southern Pacific's Third
and Townsend streets depot May 2.
200 y. M, May 3. 100 a. m. Grand
fireworks display. electric illumina-
tions. concerts. etc. See agents for de-
tails.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
san Franef.co,r Directing

saaes d. Phelan, chairman citizens
committee On the reception Of the feet
contributes an admirable article to the
siay Sunset, entitled San Francisco's
Gre~fing
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
PLANs FINE RurLpING

Mrs. Martha A. Kittle applied 10 the board OF
public works yesterday for permission 10 erect a
$4,000 thrrc story and basement Office buit-ing
At the northwest corner Of California and Front
streets
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
NEED NOT PAY LICENSE FEE

Peter Findlay. who has dancing academy at
3241 Sixteenth street. and G. R. Pickett, whose
academy is at l59 Church street, were charged
before Police Judge Weller yesterday with fail
ing to pay license fee of $75. 1t was argued
by Attorneys Meyer Jacobs and Emil Pohli for
the defendants that dancing academies did not
come within the meaning of the ordinance. The
judge sustained that view and dismissed the
cases.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01

The Canadian farmer works from II
to 16 hours day in the busy season
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01

Notice and signature of DR.. Siegert when
you.b buy Angostura Bitters. Valuable stomachic. :