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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19
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TIE LATEST TAILORED COAT
slashed oith.s at the back O. SIDES
for every comfort
They are v.u elegant tn The lace
cloths which arc returning TO favor
A striking model m natural color
cloth is Illustrated Nothfrs roult
be- palmer and closer Than the sk.rt.
bur lie lines are alI symmetry and
grace. The only trimmings are a
Few pendants about the bottom f1
black silk and large buttons sewn
alo'g The edge 1f the side ans
The coat is devoid 5r aar definite
waistline. though rIora-frre f.
does not meet at ths 'FRONT.' and fs
50 e1t c1t fhat "a separate wet can
De added whenever desired rr.
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'front.' opened o7 fha top ana trimmed
in The same vay.
The stunning Hat rrrn --H fs.
coat IS trimmed vr. HIsek 7-4r and
wings being BOB natural ROTOR nrr-fr
braid.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19

washington is the onlv one Of The
fafihc coast states in which r,i-fne
soal has been found Dts ,-t-, -oFrr.
'on last rear 'o-aie- Ec.uzs toms an
Increase OYER zoos 1T g 7ss tons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19
MAYOR PLAYED POKER.

Shreveport. Ia Dec. IS-BecaFs s.
b was not reappointed on the police
force. SergL W E. Roquem0re fie
charges alleging that the newly
elected mayor. DIR 5. A. Dickson. Ia
played il a poker game. The mavor
appeared before City Judge FuHilove
tbs morning. pleaded guilty To tn
cot Impeachment. and was fined 81
O. ? days IN the Workhouse. He
pal the fne.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19

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a Young girl Thr zephyr vrr d.
agonal stripes is one OF The latest ma
teTials and although s5f- and shear
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19
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been voted ,he gucen of beauty a.,
come kiHl of Festival r- fair
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19

Somevery late styles & patternsin Mer~ 00o
ceriZed and Linon WAISTS special at UUU
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19

A big lot Of waists that sold up to $50, 7Eo
plain tailored and fancies, your chocel JU
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19

A handsome line of Linen Waists, plain tail
ored in white and colors, worth O. 90
up TO $500, Special for ID sJU
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19

In plain coIors and fancy Parasos you will
find a very handsome line here. G. nm
The prices will convince, Sc to D sUU
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
DRIVER. AND HORSES ARE
SLAIN BY SPEEDING CAR
Man. Swings Team of Six Out
of Barn Into Path of
Suburban Car

.-Ofe man and two horses killed is
the result. Of a collision early yester-
day morning. between a dairy wagon
Of. tho Del Monte ranch and an in
bound suburban car on the Mission
road near Vernon avenue. The slain
man was John -Tscheinen.. driver of
the wagon. e.
Tscheinen. driving six horses. was
just leaving the barns Of the dairy
with wagon heavily laden with cans
Of milk AS he swung the string of
horses into. Mission street the car,
which was travelling at a terrific speed.
struck the two leaders, killing them
instantly. The driver attempted to
Sump. but was caught in the wreckag ge
and dragged. 100 feet.
He was picked up by the car crew
and taken TO St. Isuke's hospital, where
he was pronounced dead The motor
man. william Lockwood; was later ar
rested and taken TO the city prison.
where he was charged with man
slaughteE. The dead man was unmar-
ried and about 35 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02

dull and weak market Havens went
into North Cragmont with his usual
aggressiveness and has made start
ling success This proves that the
people appreciate good property and
they will buy when they can get their
moneys worth
There has been a regular procession
of automobiles up Spruce street all
week to North Cragmont. About 200
lots have been sold and many of the
buyers are already figuring and plan
ming to build fine residences on their
newly acquired lots.
The capitalists who have planned the
Grizzly Peak car line are getting their
affairs in shape to start this work sOon-
When. the car line reaches North CTag-
mont the price of property in that tract
will rise rapidly. for it has every ad-
vantage and desirable feature TO make
it the most exclusive home property in
Berkeley.
Saturday and Sunday Harold Havens
will continue the sale of lots in North
Cragmont. There are only rs good
lots left in the first section of the SUBJ
division and 1t is expected that tlrese
viii be- sold out by sunday night. for
the demand. has been. growing stronger
every day. :.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
CAR SINKS HATPIN
INTO Her SKULL
Woman Riding on Bicycle Is
Run Down and Machine
Destroyed
Surgeons Find Fastener of Head
gear Fast in Bones of
Her Head


Mrs. Nellie Beaver. a young woman
living at38 Clipper. street, while riding
a bicycle along Valencia street. yester--
day morning was run into by a: Yaien-
tia street car al. Twenty-fourth and her
hatpin was driven with terrific force
part way through her skull. Mrs. Beax-
er- is now at s. Luke's hospital uneon-
scious, where she has been since the
accident and. her. recovery is doubtful
Claude Gompers. motornan. is in jail
awaiting the outcome Of the woman $
injuries.
The streetcar. came upon Mrs. Beaver
from behind and was running at top
speed. When il was a short distance be-
hind Mrs Beaver turned into the car
track TO avoid an approaching wagon
Like a juggernaut. the trolley bore
down upon her. crushed the rear wheel
OF her bicycle like paper and catching
the helpless woman on the fender rolled
and bumped her along for several feet.
Policeman Sweeney, in citizens
clothes, was a passenger standing on
the front Of the car, and after eonsid
erable work he lifted the woman from
under the trucks unconscious but ap-
paref.tlv uhhUrt. An attempt was made
20 straIgiiten her hat on. her head, when
the hatpin firmly imbedded in the
skall was discovered. A passing buggy.
was pressed into service and the woman
was removed to the hospital. where she
eyas operated on.
Mrs. Beaver is 30 years old. She is
the wife of \. !. Beaver. a contractor.
ii has been her custom for years TO go
bicycle riding each morning. Her
wheel. a fine new machine, was totally
wrecked. Besides the injury to her
skull Mrs. Beavers face is a mass of
bruises and scratches and her left an
kIe is broken.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
NORTH GRAG.hONT SELLS
Berkeley Realty Dealers APP
pIaud Enterprise of Hayens

The remarkably successful sale of
North Cragmont lots last Sunday has
been the talk of the week among
Berkeley realty dealers. Up to the
time of this sale not much OF anything
in the real estate line had been done
since last fall. but the way Havens
has stirred things up has made the
dealers hopeful for a better market
One dealer was enthusiastic over the
outlook and said:
II certainly admire the courage of
the Havens people in opening a tract
even as desirable as North Cragmont
at this time. There has been prac-
tically no demand for such property
since November and yet in the face OF
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
SUPERVISORS WORK
FOR BOND ISSUE
:...
Many Attend Meetings Last
Night to Explain Need of
Funds Asked

Complete unanimity with the views
expressed by. the supervisors who ad-
dressed them favoring the passage of
the bond issues at the bond election
of May IL. marked the meeting of the
Haight and Ashbury streets improve
ment club last night.
The first speaker was D. oliver. who
explained the necessity for the passage
of the school bonds. He was followed
by Assistant City Engineer H. p. Con-
nick, who went into detail about the
proposed plans for the auxiliary water
SYSTEM for fire protection and plans
of proposed sewer system.
Supervisors Murphy, Johnson, Nc
Leran and Giannini, who had been
speaking at another gathering, then
arrived and each explained the rea-
sons why the voters should cast their
ballots in favor OF the bond issue. State
Senator E w. Wolfe also favored the
passage of the bond issues.
One of the most striking things said
at the meeting was by Supervisor Muir
ply, who averred that the proposed
installation of the auxiliary water sys-
tenn was the initial step toward freeing
the city from dependence on the spring
Valley water company. He said:
THE Spring Valley was given It's
franchise upon an understanding that
they would adequately supply the city
with water They have failed miser-
ably, both in supplying the city and
the citizens"
His auditors applauded enthusiastic
ally and all seemed in accord with
the views expressed by him. Although
no formal vote was taken on the ques-
ton of whether the club favored the
bond Issue, the applause and general
spirit of the meeting showed that the
club members are for the bond issue.
The North Beach Improvement asso-
citation held a meeting in its hall last
night to discuss. the proposed bond is
sue The meeting was largely attended
and the members were enthusiastic in
favor of the issue. President Garibaldi
of the association presided and the
speakers were Supervisors Glananni,
Murphy and McLeran.
Several supervisors. who are working
for the bond issue, met with the build
ers' exchange Thursday and secured
promise that the matter Will be dis
cussed al a called meeting of the build
ers to be held today. At this meeting
the exchange will probably declare
general holiday for election day, so
that it's members can get out and work
for the bond issue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02

the lots being sox1So feet. Numerous
inquiries are being received for Fair
view terrace lots, which tract was put
on the market one month ago. The firm
reports the following sales:
Lot and improvements known as 933 Duncan
street, 25.6x114; buyer. Charles Lyman. seller,
John Turner. Lot in the west line OF Winsiow
street, I25 feet south of Mayhower. 2ox!O;
Lot and improvements in north line or ST.
Mary's avenue, 20 feet west of College avenue,
realty company. Lot and improvements known
as 2676 rTwenty-fr street, 25x93; buyer.
Mary Lecesseri: seller. Julia (. and Charles l.
Twenty street, 25x11% buyer, Michael
Tully: seller. Nicholas Hemmnga- Lot In east
line Of Whitney street, $50 feet south of Thfr-
tieth, 25x125; buyer. J.. and Mary Cafery. Lot
in north line of Day street, $50 feet west Of
Castro, 25x114; buyer. III. G. Baird; seller
Richard Spookter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
Real Estate Market Holds Up Well
Despite Attraction of Fleet
Owner Of Sheetcar Lines in Seoul, Korea,
Makes Most Notable Purchase in Months


Real
be predicted
festivities will Offset the dune of few days
which
notable months The
booker and Harry H. Bowck The paid fair and establishes
the value of realty that street Bowick wealthy and the
line in Seoul Korea.
reported that the negotiations the establishment the Columbia
uded will of
building
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02

BURGLAR SENT 10 PRIsoN-Oakiand. May
1.-GeOrge Kelley was sentenced TO serve term
Of three years in the penitent!ary at San Quen-
tin by Judge Ogden today. Kelley recently
convicted OF burglary in the second degree.
His defense was that he had entered the wrong
house while intoxicated
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02

purchased at once and in some cases
several lots were sold to the same pur-
chaser. The sales of lots in this tract
have far exceeded the expectations of
the company, and in all likelihood the
entire tract win be sold by the end of
the present month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
EXAMINE FIRE ALARM BOXES

in joint session yesterday to examine
fire and police alarm boxes manufac-
tured by the Gamewell company of New
York city, the Star electric company OF
Binghempton, n Y, and the Signal
phone company OF Milwaukee. The rep
resentatives of the companies gave ex-
hibitions of the workings of their
boxes, but no decision was arrived at
by the commissioners. It is the inten-
tion of the commissioners to purchase
needed alarm boxes in the open market
instead of manufacturing them at the
department of electricity shops.
Drs. A. Bnrkan and +. G. SewaII
Have removed to Butler building, Union
SQUARE fourth floor. entrance 135
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
TRAFFIC AGENTS GIVE
DANCE FOR BALL TEAM
Transportation Club and Friends
Aid Twirlers by Ball for
Their Benefit

On informal dance viii be given by
the Transportation club and the Cali
1ornia Association of Traffic Agents in
Golden Gate Coninlandery hall, 21S7
Sutter street. Friday evening. May 8.
The dance viii be. given for the bene-
1T Of the transportation clubs ball
team. and as a part Of the evening s
entertainment the committee has made
arrangements for a: delicate lunch,
which viii be served at a neighbor-
ing cafe after the dance
The following IS the committee hav-
ing charge 0f the 2 fair
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
BROPHY'S BEACH

WE WILL CELEBRATE the advent Of the new
Ocean Shore Railroad into Farallone City on Sunday
May II, with GRANDOPENING DAY Particulars
later. However number of choice lots viii be offered
to the public tomorrow, and any presenting this
ad the grounds will be allowed per cent credit on
lots purchased 1t is only short walk from the end of
the road tomorrow to FARALLONE CITY. Office
251 Van Ness.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-09
4 SWEEPING ORDER
IS MADE
GOLDFIELD MINERS RESTRAIN
ED FROM INTERFERENCE
WITH OPERATIONS OF
MINE OWNERS

CARSON CITY, March Z. - Judge
Harrington s restraining order is one
Of the broadest and most sweeping
ever handed aown in the country, and
it is in line with the Gould decision
handed down several weeks ago by
Judge Ashley l.. Gould in Washington,
y. G.
The decision was handed down in
he suit of the consolidated against
s6o miners and the Miners union at
aold6eld, the company not only ask
ne that the union and its members
e restrained from interfering with
s workings and its employees, but
also asking that the union be dissolv
by the court.
This latter point is not touched By
lhe decision handed down today, but
it is said that it will be fully cover
ed by the decision that will be hand
ed down by the court later.
The restraining order is made tc
continue until the court dissolves it,
and a nominal bond of $500 is de
inanded by the company.
The restraining order provides:
1.-The defendants are restrained
rom in any manner interfering with
hindering, preventing or obstructing
any servants, employees or agents
of the company while they are engag-
cd in doing any work for the COM
pany.
2-Restraining defendants from
compelling or inducing persons to
leave the employ of the company by
threats, intimidation or force; also
restraining defendants from prevent
ing or attempting to prevent persons
from taking employment with the
company.
3-Restraining defendants from
attempting to prevent persons taking
employment with the company by
force. threats and otherwise.
4-Restraining defendants from do
ing anv acts in furtherance of any
conspiracy to obstruct or prevent the
business of the complainant in any
way
5-Restraining the congregation of
the defendants about the streets, pre-
misses, roads, approaches or places ad-
jacent to the property of the com
plainant for the purpose of hindering.
obstructing or attempting to prevent
or hinder the work of such employees
by threats, intimidation, or persuasion
from PURSUING their duties.
6--Preventing the maintenance on
the premises or near the premises of
the company any picket or pickets fol
the purpose of intimidating or other
wise interfering with the employees OF
the company.
7-Restraing and preventing the
hindering or intimidation of any of
the employees of the company whlle
they are going to or from work
Restraining the defendants from
going to the homes of the employees
Of the company, either singly or col
lectively for the purpose of threaten.
ing, intimidating or persuading them
to quit the employment of the com
pany.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-09
REFUSED TO ALLOW
AMPUT!ATION

George +. Richards, tramp, riding
the blind baggage, fell from the tram
yesterday evening near Humboldt
House and had his right foot mashed
He was brought to Winnemucca,
and the county hospital where Drs.
Samuels and Mangan prepared to re-
move the injured member. But the
injured man refused to allow the foo
to be amputated. He steadfastly re-
fused to submit to the operation in
spite of the warnings of the physi
clans that his death would result from
blood poisoning unless the badly mash
ed foot was taken Off.
This morning, Richards reconsider
ed the matter of having his foot Ia
ken off and the operation was per
formed this afternoon. The delay has
endangered the chances for recovery
of the patient, although it is expected
that he will recover.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-09
BATTLING TO SAVE THE
LIFE OF AN INDIAN MURDERER

District Attorney h. A Ducker de-
parted this morning for McDermitt-
where he will devote several days t.
gathering evidence in the murder case
of the stateof Nevada versus suck
aroo Jack an Indian VINO murdered hi
wife in cold blood, and who has DeeI
convicted to hang for the crime, and
for whom a stay of execution was
granted by the supreme ccdrt, at its
session in January.
The chief object of the Dstrict
ttorney's visit to McDermitt is to
nd out if the crime was commit
q 4 the lands set aside for the Indians
lGd under the United States juris,h
ion or ON lands under the state iurs
elton, as on this Important question
SITS the decision of whether the in
m shall forfeit his life to the state
4: he had been condemned to do q,
or whe the previous trial is 70
a1d Of no force, aud he must be tried
fNa judged by the federal court.
The crime fer which buckaroo Jack
was sentenced was particularly brp
tai one. Finding that his wife had
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-09
CONVENTION TO BE
HELD HERE
POLITICIANS COUPLE NAMES OF
HUGHES AND HARTMAN
WITH MEETING
HERE.

At meeting of the Republican
State Central committee held in .eno
last Thursday, Winnemucca was Sc
lected as the meeting place at which
delegates to the National Republican
convention will be elected, and the
date was set for Apr. 20. while the
primaries are to be held on April 4,
for the selection of delegates to this
convention. The regular state con
vcntion for the nomination of the
state ticket viii be held in Goldfeld
on August 27, and the primaries on
August 8. The number of delegates
to the congressional convention will
number about l13.
A storm of protest arose among Ger
tain members of the State Centra
committee over the naming of Win.
nemucca for the place of meeting for
the nomination of delegates to the
National convention and it was as
serted that the move was one
take Nevada away from Taft an
send a dughes instructed delegation
to the National convention.
To remove the convention town as
far away from the southern counties
as possible and into the sheep raising
section where all the policies of Roose-
welt have not met with abundant en-.
thusiasm was named as the motive 70.
bringing the convention to Winnemuc-
ca. The Goldfield Tribune. expressing
the sentiment of those who are averse
10 having the convention in Winnie
mucca. states:
eff Goldfeld Republicans make the
proper effort any Southern Pacific
slate at the convention at Winnemuc-
"a next month, may be fractured, If
not split into bits This is the opin-
ION Of some of the Esmerelda mem
mers who returned yesterday from
Reno where they captured the state
convention for Goldfeld next August.
Indications are that the Hartman
forces will endeavor to have things
their own way at Winnemucca -
April 20, but the Goldfeld people are
sanguine, that with proper rustling
sufficient proxies can be secured from
IA large number of delegates who will
he unable 20 attend the Winnemucca
convention, to make matters exceed
ing warm for those who are bowling
their head to the king of the railroad
world in his anti-administration fight
cit appears that Blakeslee, the
Southern Pacific proxie man and re-
preventative of Hartman in Nevada
had two proxies in his possession when
the state convention met last Thurs
day at heno. This was an agreeable
surprise to the EsmereIda delegates
who anticipated warmer fight.
Honors were given to Charles F.
kapp and to Secretary Springmeyer
both being chosen delegates to the
convention AZ Finnempcca. TIE former
taking the place Of Claude NJ Smith. >
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-09

been unraithful to him, the incensed
Indian shot her through the heart
with rifle, killing her instantly. AT
ter a long chase he was captured and
his trial occurred at Winnemucca last
I'll. The jury brought in verdict OF
riurder in the first degree and the
risoner was subsequently sentenced
e be hanged at the state prison.
Shortly before the time set for tn,
ecution, and while Buckaroo Jack
vas under the death watch. The su
.semc court met and they took notice
an appeal which had been prosecut
I by the attorneys for the Indian,
granted stay of execution. La
:. because of the sickness of M. 8
nniffeld, one of the attorneys for
elk, continuance was granted
nranted.
With the resumption of his pro,
ssional duties Attorney Bonnifeld
prosecuting the appeal, and for that
ason District Attorney Ducker is
eking to secure the exact evidence
to whether the crime of Buekaroo
aek was committed on or off of the
Cnited States reservation.