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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-16
In The World Of Sports
cote and Criger. Time, 1888. Um.
pire, Evans.
LIebhardt Was Effective.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Sept. 15.-Chlcaeo
" as unable to do anything with Lieb-
hardt and Cleveland won today, to
0. Hinchman's double fbllowed by
L.ajoie's home run and Goodies triple
coupled with sacrifice fly by Brad
ley gave Cleveland three runs.
Score: r. II. e.
Chicago OO000O0|U 3 2
Cleveland .2O1O000 0O-3 l
Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan;
Liebhardt and Land. Time, 1871.
Umpire, OLoughlin and Egan.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
We have rented the Elite Ice Cream
and Confectionery, 2617 Washington
avenue. to Mr.. f. II. Larkins, from
Sept. Is. who will assume all res
possibility from that date. We
hope that our customers will still con
tinue to patronize him and that he
will gain many new ones.
WIN. f. HULL. Prop.
l.. NJ. HULL, Mgr.
9-16-3t
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Booker Brick Co. will
! be held at the Office OF the company,
Room I. Silsty Building. on Sept. rs,
1908. 3 O'clock p. m. for the election
Of directors and for the transac'
ton OF such business as may properly
come before said meeting.
NELSON S. GROOME, Secy.
9-13-td.
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STOLEN.

STOLEN-CANOE FROM CAPE
Charles, Monday night. Vessel Is
80 feet lonG. 5k feet broad: paint
ed white with green interior and
blue stripes. Finder notify MAYOR
NJ. H. STEVENSON, Cape Charles.
9-l6-3t
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Detroit Captured Close Game.

ST. LOUIS, MO. Sept. l5.-Detroit
took the third game of the series from
St. Louis by the score of S to Z.
Howell was batted out OF the box in
the second when two runs were scor-
ed with two out.
Score. r. II. +,
st Louis 1O1O1O3Ol- - >
Detroit ......3 20002 is ii ,
batteries: Howell Graham. Dineen
and Smith and Spencer; Mullin. Sum
mers and Schmidt. Time, SO. I'm
pires. Sheridan and Hurst.
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BOSTON. MASS. Sept. 1".-Chl-
cago pennant aspirations met with a
set back today at the hands of the
Boston players. who won. ; to z.
Lindaman opposed Brown and the
Boston man outpitched his rival.
Score: r. H. F..
Boston ......02001 0OOX-3 & 2
Chicago .....O02O 0OO00-2 :
Batteries: Lindaman and Bower
man; Brown and Killing. Time. 1:26.
Umpire, Emslie.
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NOTICE.

I shall offer for sale at public auc-
ton on Sept. 80. 1908 at ; O'clock
D m. the Schooner Bell now lying at
W. WAITS Railway Sold 10 satisfy
mortgage in my hands. Terms Cash.
". WYATT
Battery Park, Isle OF Wight Co. Va
9-13-15t.
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Gravesend Races.

(By Associated Press).
GRAVESEND. y. V. Sept. ID
Bosom first choice. easily won the
Bav Shore selling stakes at about six
furlongs at Gravesend today.
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DissiOatod Confitencs m Isste''
days Stock Market.
BENEVOLENT CONTROL APPARENT
But It's Exercise Did Not Save Prices
From q Downward Orift-Fall was
REGULATED and MISUNDERSTANDING
and Harriman's Strongest.
iBy Associated Press).

NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-Evidences
of benevolent control of the course
Of prices Of stocks by we'll fortihed
powers was still apparent today. Its
exercise did not save prices from :,
downward drift, but the fall was
regulated and restrained. That the
support accorded the market was
taken advantage OF TO effect realizing
sales was the suspicion of trading
clements and confidence In the mar
ket was dissipated In CONSEQUENCE
The weak tone of the two Hill stocks,
especially Great Northern preferred
was of sinister influence on specu'
lative sentiment.
Reading shared with the Harrimaha
the office of sustaining force in the
market and the motives for its con-
tinued advance remained undehneu'
The money market was easier and
the lessened discount rate on New
York exchange at Chicago indicated
a diminished flow Of currency in tha'
direction. There were some larg"
dividend disbursements today. includ
ing that on Standard Oil. Foreign
exchange was firm. however. and dis
count rates advanced in Paris ano
Berlin, A shipment OF gold to Paris
from New York was under discus
sion. The grain and cotton markets
declined in response to reports o.
the breaking of the drought. but the
weather bureaus weekly bulletin pn'
a rather serious phase on the ex
tent OF the need for this relief
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value, s2.974.O0O. United States
a coupons advanced q per cent. II
the bid price on call. Total sales 10
day 7S9.9OO shares. including: Smelt
ing 3O,500; Sugar. 400; Tobacco, 200
Atlantic Coast Line. 400: Chesapeake
4 Ohio. 1000: Erie. 39.S0O: Grea
Northern pfd.. 1900: Louisville 4
Nashville. $500; Norfolk & Western
400; Northern Pacific. 24.ao0; Read
ing, POS, 200; Rock Island pfd.. 22.6oo
Southern Pacific. $4,000; Southern
Railway, 1900: Southern Raiiwa!
pfd. 200: Union Pacific, 122.4oo
United States Steel. 34.lo0: Virginia
Carolina Chemical. 3.4oo: Sloss-Shei
field. 700.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
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St. Louis EieIded Badly.

NEW YORK. Sept 15.-After Ames
was knocked ont OF the box in the
eighth today Mathewson went in and
prevented further hitting or scoring
Hits by Bridwell and Tenney won
the game in the second half OF the
eighth. The cardinals played a joke
fielding game.
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Virginia League
Results Yesterday.

Richmond, l: Roanoke. 0.
Norfolk, 3; Lynchburg, 4. 90 in
nings).
Danville, 5; Portsmouth. 3.
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American League
Results Yesterday.

Detroit. s: st. Louis, !.
Cleveland. 3: Chicago. 0.
Washington. 3: Philadelphia, l.
New York. L: Boston. Q.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Cleveland a: Chicago.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
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National League
Results Yesterday.

Pittsburg, 6; Philadelphia. 5.
New York, S; st. Louis, 4.
Boston, 3: Chicago =
Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 0.
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Poor Old Trolley Dodgers!

BROOKLYN, N. Y. Sept. 15.-Su-
perb pitching sy Spade and Ewing
shut out the home club this afternoon
at Washington Park. Cincinnati win
ming by score of to 0. Spade was
injured running to first base in the
seventh inning and had to retire.
Score: r. H. E.
Cincinnati 100000 OOO-2 8
Brooklyn 80. .OOOOOOO0O-0 6
Batteries: Spade. Ewing and Nc,
Lean: Bell and Dunn. Time. 1:44.
Umpire, Rigler.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Roanoke at Richmond.
Portsmouth at Danville.
Lynchburg at Norfolk.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO tho cs'aue
Of Joseph l.. Davis. deceased. VIII
please make raymcnt 10 the Enccr'
signed at once: all persons having
claims against said estate will file
same with the undersigned
THOS. W. SANFORD.
Administrator Of Joseph l.. Davis.
deceased.
Address, SIS Twcnty-scvcnth street,
Newport News. Va elo1"s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-16

FOR RENT-TwO DESIR BILE Or
fices In Schmelz Building. Light,
hea. and janitor service supplied.
Apply SCHNELZ BROTHERS.
Bankers. 81.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
front room. second floor, furnace
heated. ZIG Thirty-third street.
9-6-tf.
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ROSTON. MASS. Sept. i5.-Ne~
York won the deciding game Of the
series. making Il three out Of Eve ny
a score Of TOO Moriarity's irsfcid
single. IN the ninth scored the only
run.
Score: r H. y.
Nov York .eooeooeeI-I = I
Boston osoeeeose-e 5 ,
Batteries: Wilson and Blair; c.
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FOR RENT-BARBER SHOP FURNl-
ture and Fixtures complete. cheap
Apply at once, HOTEL HUNTING
TON. 9-15-6t
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WANTED.

ED-GENTLEMEN TO OC-
cupy two large looms. Hot water
heat. Also few table boarders. APP
ply lis Thirty-second street. 9-lG-3t
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRA:iS'
fer: ofices c. 4 o. Station. Phones
Bell, Nos. 401 and 1885; Citizens NO
- II.
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COOK AND I4AUN-
dress for small family. Good
wages and home for a competent
person. Must be on the premises.
Apply $500 Huntington Ave. 9-l3-tf
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE SECOND
hand double lumber wagon. HEF-
FELFINGER COMPANY, Hampton,
Va. 9-lo-2t.
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WANTED-AT ONCE, GOOD GEN
eral servant. Apply lis Twenty
sixth street. 9-l5-ot
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HENDRICKS CORNER HARDWARE
STORE for roof paints and roof
cement. Bell phone 11s. Sst..
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16
WIFE TO RETURN HOME
Report of Van Vrankin's In.
Jury Terminates the Visit

OAKLAND, July I5.-Bradford Van
Vrankin was formerly deputy coroner
OF Alameda county, subsequently in
spector Of the sanitary staff Of DR.. John
ID. Long in the rat crusade. His home
was at 1I60 East Twenty-second until
he moved to San Jose on account of his
Wife's health, he told friends here He
is a half brother of Harry NJ. Hart
stone. an Oakland traction company
foreman living at 507 WalsWorth ave-
nue.. Mrs. Van Nrankin came up from
san Jose this morning on a visit to
relatives. AS soon as word reached
her. Mrs. Van Nrankin arranged to re-
turn to San Jose. Hartstone said To-
night that friends had telephoned TO
him from San Jose, but had given no
details as to Van vrankins injuries.
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cliff $50 feet in height last Monday
and was instantly killed. After an
arduous trip of day and half by
horseback and wagon over the rough
trails the body was brought to vi
salia today by Miss Zoe Hartmann
of Tulare and Miss Edna Cadwalader
and Glen L. Allen of Berkeley, friends
of Miss Barnett. The'inquest was held
this afternoon, and tonight the three
left with the body for Berkeley, where
the grief stricken mother, brother and
sister await their arrival.
The tragedy is one of the saddest
of the high Sierras. Miss Barnett was
a graduate of the state university
with the class of 1903 and in her
senior year was accorded the highest
honor that the students can bestow-
the presidency of the associated women
students After completing her college
course at the age of Is, feat remark
able in itself. Miss Barnett entered the
faculty of the Berkeley high school as
teacher of free hand drawing.
Miss Barnett had gone with the
Sierra club on her vacation. The acci-
dent occurred on the precipitous slopes
of the Big Arroyo canyon, mile from
the main camp of the Sierra club. Miss
barnett. who was known as a daring
mountaineer, had left the main trail
with few friends and attempted the
direct descent down the practically
perpendicular rocks. She was assisted
by Edward Hohfeld, member of the
club. but in making their way down
the canyon the two became separated
from the others in the party. 1t be-
came necessary for Hohfeld and Miss
Barnett to explore their way down the
slope.
BY the use of camera strap
Hohfeld had lowered the young woman
to a projecting rock, when suddenly
the stones gave way and Miss Barnett
was plunged to her death. She struck
once against the side of the cliff and
her body was then projected into the
stream $50 feet below. Hohfeld was
hurled down the cliff, but a shrub
STAYED his fall. His nose was broken
and he was rendered unconscious.
When he managed to descend he was
unable to find Miss Barnett's body
and hastened to the main camp for aid.
The remains of the young woman were
found in the stream, the face crushed
in q manner to make 1t almost unrec-
ognizable.
II was while the members of the club
were returning from side trip that
the catastrophe occurred. Some so
members of the organization left their
headquarters last Sunday to ascend Ka-
weah peak The climb was successful
and the return was begun the same
night. Camp was pitched at Moraine
lake, and the next morning the noun
taineers set out for the main camp
well made trail winds down +ha
canyon, and this route was chosen bv
the greater number. A few essavad
the direct ascent. and. by picking their
way under the direction of competent
guides, were able to reach their desti-
nation without mishap.
Accidentally separated from their
companions, Miss Barnett and HobfeId
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PeriSheS in Flood Of
Blazing Oil
One Man Dies in Spectacular
Fire at OrCuft and Com.
panion Badly Burned
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL

OF IO4Ah DlOt a 1OEl ~ GALL
SANTA BARBARA, July 15.-Caught
in a flood of burning oil from a blazing
storage tank in the works of the Union
oil company near Orcutt today. Charles
horrible form. A fellow workman
named Stevenson rushed into the blaz-
ing hell and dragged the man into
the open, but too late to save his life.
The -rescuer was taken away badly
burned and he may die.
The fire. which was the most spec
tacular in the history of oil develop
ment in this county, destroyed three
35, 900 barrel storage tanks, 1000 bar
rel fuel tank and several oil cars. out
cific Coast railways track and ties.
The loss is estimated at 100000. 1t
wiped out the Union oil companys
storage facilities and crippled the out
put facilities of this and other COM
panies in that field.
The fire started at II o'clock Tuesday
night. A short circuited electric light
wire on tank No. 81 set fire to a frame
work there. and the tank exploded with
IterrlnC IOICe, lHrOWIHS pldZlnS OIL over
the oil soaked ground. The whole sec
ton of the works was ablaze soon The
fire quickly communicated to the fuel
tank, which exploded, and so did the
other two storage tanks at intervals
of five hours.
About o'clock this morning an effort
was made to protect surrounding prop
erty Around each tank was dug a pit
five feet deep to width of 80 feet the
earth being thrown up at the outer
edges like a levee. In this pit men
were working about dawn, when the
first tank began to boil over, the blaz-
ing oil running down the sides into the
pit
There was a stampede for safety
among the men in the pit. and all but
one got out safely. This man was Cur
tbs. The pursuing wave of fire over
threw and rolled him on its crest. He
shrieked in agony as the fiery lake en-
braced him. His fellow workmen, ter
rified by the spectacle and burned by
the awful heat, sprang back.
Then from the crowd dashed Steven
son, unmindful of the flames, and leaped
into the seething pit, seized Curtis. or
what was left of him, and drew him
bodily over the bank of the pit Then.
himself a pillar of fame Stevenson
sank to the earth, and the fire was
smothered on both men by companions.
Physicians were summoned, but Cur
It's was dead. Meantime the fra was
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16
Fails to Provide for His
Blind, Crippled Wife
Strange Dual Career of Berke-
ley Realty Man Is Revealed
By Police Court Case

OAKLAND, July IA strange tale
of a double life-of young and pretty
wife who reared two chubby babes in
a comfortable home in Berkeley and
was received with her husband into
many homes in the college town, while
another wife. blind and crippled with
rheumatism. lived alone in the former
home of her dead father. dependent
for her existence upon the pittanee
which the law forced her husband to
contribute toward her support-was
brought to light today when Carroll
McComb, real estate dealer and club
man of Berkeley, was taken into the
police court on charge of failure to
provide. The complaint was sworn to
by his lawful wife. Mrs. Rosetta W.
McComb. daughter Of the late o. Whip
pie. former deputy county treasurer OF
Alameda county.
Seven years ago, just nine years
after their wedding. McComb left his
wife. according to her story and that
of her friends. and she was Obliged to
return to her family home at 1912
Tenth avenue. Her blindness dated
back to before her marriage. and soon
after her desertion an attack of rheu-
matism made her a helpless invalid.
Then her plight was made known.
through friends, to Chief Of Police
Hodgkins, and the faithless husband
was taken into court and ordered to
pay $40 a month toward her support.
For number of months he complied
xrif z-b
more than a year later. the contribu-
tions lapsed Captain OF Police Peter
sen forced McComb to pay up the de-
Iinquent amounts. Since then the
money has been paid regularly until
June of this year, when the helpless
woman again found her support cut
off, She waited for a whole month.
but the money did not appear. and
finally, in her dire need, she hobbled
to police headquarters July 10 and
swore to nthe complaint charging her
husband with failure. to provide
According to the story. which the
police have CLEANED from friends OF
both parties. McComb. since leaving his
wife, has been living at 641S. Dana
street. Berkeley. with a young woman
whom he has introduced to all his
friends as Mrs. McComb. and she has
been received with open arms by many
of the most particular young matrons
of the college town. The couple, it is
stated. have been prominent in social
and church circles. Two young boys
have grown up in their home
Prior to his marriage to Miss Whip
pie McComb had been divorced by a
former wife, Mrs. Ella F. McComb, who
secured decree December 3, 1901 The
young woman who has been known as
Mrs. McComb in Berkeley, the police
say, is a sister of Hulda Johnson. who
died as a result OF an operation in this
city some time ago.
BERKELEY, July .15.-CarrolI Nc
Comb, the Berkeley real estate sales
man employed by the Irwin-Patton
company, arrested on the complaint OF
his wife for failure. to provide, said
that he had been compelled by circum-
stances to delay the last monthly pay
ment of $40 to his wife. He said, how
ever, that the money had been sent to
her and the case would be thrown out
of court.
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Captain Petersen Says the Story
of Dynamiting Is Made
of Whole Cloth
LangdOn and Burns, However,
Claim to Have Some Con-
firmation of Confession"
Mysterious Stranger and Boy
Enter Case and Brother
Peter Is Seen at Reno
Special Dispatch to The Call.

RENO, New, July 15.-Peter Claudi-
anes, the young Greek accused of plan
ming the dynamiting of the Gallagher
home I'm Oakland, which crime Is said to
have been committed by John CIaudi-
anes, was I'm Reno yesterday and until a
late hour yesterday afternoon was Mt
the Troy laundry talking to b. H.
Pefiey and Nj. j. Krohan, who knew him
when he worked for the Associated
laundries here. He rode through the
streets of the city yesterday forenoon
with n laundry wagon driver for the
United States laundry. The fact that
.CIaudianes was supposed to be in
Reno was teIegraphed to Chief of
Police Burke by Chief of Police
Biggy of San Francisco. The man ar
rived I'm Reno Monday and Immediately
went to the United States laundry,
where he was formerly employed.
Later he went to the Troy laundry on
the south side and yesterday afternoon
again visited that laundry, after riding
around the city with a driver of the
United States laundry. He made no ef-
fort to conceal himself and went by the
name of Peter Claude.
Chief of Police Burke has every ave-
nue. of escape cut on tonight and de-
scriptions of the fugitive have been
sent I'm all directions. CIaudfanes was
known to have a sweetheart in Reno,
but her name is unknown. Oficers are
making an effort to locate her and be-
lieve she has the man I'm hiding.
Claudianes received message yester-
day afternoon and has not been seen
since that time. 1t Is believed this mes
sage contained a warning that sent Kim
into hiding.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16

spreading around the other tanks. then
down the track to oil cars. which ex-
ploded with loud reports, and the burn
ing oil ran down between the tracks
burning out the tracks and ties. Two
Of the great tanks and the fuel tank
were blazing fiercely all the morninr
together with everything the oli
touched, and at 8 o'clock this afternoon
the last of the storage tanks exploded
No attempt was made to fight the fire
in the tanks. but all available streams
We're used to protect adjoining property.
which was saved.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16

TZOTERS, have you reg
y iSfered since the first
of the year? If you
have not, register at once.
Registration closes on July
p. After July p it will be
out of your power to quail
fly for the primary election
of next month. The regis.
frar'S office i'm the city hall
is open nights. Secure the
right TO a voice i'm your
party affairs by register
ing today.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16
SAYS "AEFINITYS" WIFE
THREW HER OUT WINDOW
Miss Rose Cohn Taken to Hos
pitaI in Critical Condition

NEW YORK. July 16.-Miss Rose
Cohn Of 2240 Fifth avenue. alleged to
be the affinity" OF a married man
whom she had known in Russia, is in
a critical condition in Harlem hospital
where she was taken after, as she
states, she was hurled from the fifth
floor Of the Fifth avenue house by the
wife Of the man involved and two
women friends Of the wife. Police ar
rested Mrs. Sarah Roderman and Mrs.
Rachel Wenhaus, charged with feloni-
Gus assault
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16
ROCK
HURLS GIRL TO
CHASM BELOW
Companions Fall Broken by
Projecting Bush and
Life Is Saved

vISALIA, July 15.-Miss Grace
Barnett of Berkeley, member of the
Sierra club, which is camping near the
Mineral King mine, in the Kern river
canyon in Tulare county, fell from a
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
THURSDAY, JULY 1s, 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS

YESTERDAY-Clear; west wind; maximum
temperature 6s: minimum, 81.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fair; light north
west Winds changing to fresh west Page s
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16
ACCIpENTALLY kILLs FRIrNn

RIVERSIDE, July 15.-OlsoIo Co.
dina, aged 40 years. was shot and al
most instantly killed today by Per-
filio Rodriguez at the latter's home in
this city Rodriguez claims that he
was fitting a cartridge into the breech
of a rife when the weapon was dis
charged with fatal result Godina
leaves a large family. Rodriguez will
be held pending an inquest.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16
ESSAY TO
G|vEPARTY
TOHERR|N
Eighteen Members of RepubIi-
can County Committee Call
Themselves Quorum
Minority, Headed by Tim SuIE-
van and Jake Shaen,
Attempt Dirty Work
Illegal Gathering Assumes to
Discharge Campaign COM
mittee and Take Control ]
Hamilton Bauer, Prime Mover
in Attempted Steal, Warns
Colleagues of Courts
Roll of Dishonor

Roll OF DiShOnOf
William ]. Bell
Jerry Lucey
Robert Strahle
John D. Daily
John Butler
John T. Pidwell 3
H. L. Worthington
Rudolph Gercke
T. r. Sullivan
Charles H. Forbes
Oscar Greenebaum
Hamilton Bauer
F. c. Cartwright
Dominic ]. Beban
w. T.JKibbler
E. S. Strauss
Ed M. Buckley
Ben Levy
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16
EDITORIAL

No harmony at Herrin's price. Page
The gas company's moderation. Page
Hayes among the marshes. Page
Han the prodigal son. Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16
MARINE

Catch Of red salmon in Alaska up to July 2
falls far short Of average and fears are enter
tanned that the seasons pack will be 50 per
csnt smaller than usual. Page 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-16

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