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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
Suburban Breyities

CHURCH FEDERATION TO MEET-0skland.
Nor 22.-Tbe Oakland federation Of churches
viii hold SIS monthly meeting November 80 at
the First Methodist church.
CHINESE KILLED BY TRAIN-Oskland.
. Nov 22.-Iyee Tom Bow. aged 40 years. a Chi
uese living AT COZ Harrison street. was killed
ig west bound Alameda local train at the
osrner of First and Webster streets at lO.4O
O'Clock this morning.
COMPLETE ELECTRIC LINE - Richmond.
Nor 22-The East Shore and Suburban railway
completed track laying today for it's line IN
Twenty-fhird street. from Macdonald avenue "a
East Shore park. connecting AZ Siege junction
rith tho main line into Oakland.
WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY-Oaklsnd. Nor.
with 2 sudden exclamation of pain. Mrs
Maiy Malone Of G59 Brush street who Was pre-
nsring breakfast for her family at O'Clock fhis
morning. collapsed. When her husband rushed
- ber side he found that she was dead. Heart
failure is believed 10 have been the cause Of her
death. Mrs. Malone was 50 years Of age. She
l,rvcs six children.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
rAYLoR GErs HooPER

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 22.-President
Taylor of the Boston American league
baseball club came 10 terms with Harry
Hooper. the great right fielder of the
Sacramento state leagu team, this
afternoon. and Hooper will report to
Boston next season. The terms are
not made public. This makes two of
the Sacramento team to go next year
as Charlie Enwrigl1t goes TO CIeve-
land. President Taylor said he hoped
to land few others while out here
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Fear Behind Hearst Flop
Spokane spokesman review

A remarkable change of senti-
ment appeared in the editorials of
the San Francisco Examiner. Mr..
Hearst's paper, the morning after
the attempted assassination of As
sistant District Attorney Francis j.
Heney. The paper has of late been
hostile to Langdon, Heney and
Spreckels, the leaders in the graft
crusade. But the tune of its utter
ances has suddenly changed.
Open hostility was hardly advis-
able on account of public feeling,
which even Mr.. Hearst is bound at
times to respect. So the Examiner
pursued nagging policy, making
use of disbursement over the
legal delays to disparage the ability
of the prosecuting attorneys and to
cast doubt upon their chance of
ever securing conviction.
The radical change TO call for
the energetic continuance Of the
prosecutions is believed TO have
been occasioned by fear, as the dis
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
Only People Can Apply Remedy
Los Angeles Express

Resolved. that we demand the
truth from the public press"
This resolution, adopted by the
citizens of San Francisco, in mass
meeting assembled. is a protest
against the unscrupulous newspa
pers of the state that for coin have
been doing everything In their
power to pervert public opinion and
turn sentiment against the prose-
cution OF San Francisco's boodlers.
The duty of the newspapers tell
ing the truth is in need of en-
phasis. The reign OF wanton mis-
representation and abuse that has
existed ever since Heney turned
the searchlight upon the wealthy
malefactors should be stopped.
But resolutions will not avail.
Not until the people cease patron
izing those newspapers that they
know are operating contrary to the
public's interest will the plea for
the truth be effective
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
'Boughten Press Cowards"
stockton Record

The public ought to keep an eye
on the Chronicle. Two eyes ought
to be kept on the Examiner. And
the smaller fry papers throughout
the state that have endeavored to
create sentiment against the prose-
cution of the grafters in San Fran
cisco ought also to be watched.
Like the cat. they will come back.
And they will soon be splitting at
the prosecution again and doing all
in their power to obstruct the ad-
ministration of justice.
When Heney was shot down in
cold blood and the people were
stirred to mighty anger, these
craven papers cringed and crooked
their spineless backbones to laud
the prosecution. In a day they re-
versed their policy of months
They did this through fear-rank
cowardice. There was no change
of heart, no repentance involved.
They were simply towards as we'll
as liars-that was all. Now that
they have been frightened into Civ
ing the lie to their previous VIII
famous tactics, the public should
watch them
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'shun Syndicated Scoundrer"
Sacramento Bee


Better than all the piecolo shrieks
of society over the shooting
OF Francis J. Heney would be an
honest determination in social cir
cles hereafter to shun the big thief.
the syndicated scoundrel. even more
than the poor wretch driven to
crime by environment; would be a
commendable purpose never again
to degrade womanhood by ostraciz-
ing good and noble women whose
only crime has been that they are
wived with men who are doing a
grand and noble public duty in try
ing to put some of the biggest pub
lie scoundrels behind the bars.
Better than the present strenuous
Indignation of the honest press OF
California. with the accompanying
frightened silence of the shameless
kept sisters of journalism would be
a calm but invincible and Gibraltic
public sentiment that would refuse
to allow strumpet newspapers in
the home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
FERRA THE .IRoN Mas,

As advertised, the Pantages man
agement produced Ferra, the iron
man. yesterday afternoon. and he was.
in the sight Of thousands of specta-
tors. run over by big automobile car
rying passengers. The act provided by
Ferra is thrilling, and makes an at
excellent numbers on the Pantages
bill this week. The Van brothers were
given hearty welcome yesterday in
this their home city, and were heard
in clever musical comedy turn. The
bill from beginning to end was pro-
nounced excellent
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
SEEK MISSING RnY

mer of the local police has been asked
TO aid in the search for Don Glidden,
231S Ward street, Stockton. the Is wear
old son of a prominent Stockton physi-
clan. The boy was a student at the
state institute for the deaf, dumb and
blind in this city. and has been missing
for two days. 1t is thought that he
ran away with another student, whose
home is in Carson City.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
Hamilton Writings Nauseating
Sacramento Bee

Worse than a dose of ipecac on a
tender stomach are the present full
some articles by Edward Fl. Ham
ilton and other Examiner writer's
upon the great prosecutor" Fran
els j. Heney.
No wonder they nauseate when 1t
is remembered that these articles
are penned by men who, to earn
their salaries from Hearst have
distorted facts, colored events
minimized the truth. magnified lies
and devoted their talents In every
possible way TO. endeavor to render
it extremely difficult. if not impos-
sible, to convict any CRATER in San
nc.ic
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
CAR Russ OVER CARPENrER

OAKLAND. Nov. 22.-while walking
along the Southern Pacific tracks Just
east of Melrose station at $3.50 o'clock
this morning, John Wright. a carpen-
ter living at 1855 Thirteenth avenue
was run over by a box car which was
being switched through the yards and
suffered injuries which may necessftata
the amputati0n of both feet. The in
iured man was removed to the East Bay
sanftarium. where the surgeons an
nounced that every effort would be
made to avoid the necessity OF ampu-
fatfOn
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
'Beany's Mush"
Fresno RepubIIcan

One of the Examiners favorite
jokes was on 'Beany's muslin
other words, Heney's ugly face.
Heney's face was not ugly. except
as the cartoonist depicted it so. but
1t Will ugly he now, with a great
hole torn in the side. And no Exam
iner will dare make a joke of that
uglinesS NOW
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
Cause of the Anarchy
Yreka Journal

AilQ Wndt mas brought about the
state of anarchy that exists today
in San Francisco? Is IL not the di-
rect result of the campaign against
deGency and law enforcement con-
Quoted by the Examiner. the ChrOn-
icle, the Globe, the Oakland Tribune
and the Sacramento Union? We
think il is. For months these
kept papers have been sowing
seeds or anarchy in the minds of
their readers, and some of it must
needs have fallen on fali0w ground.
with a persistency that would be
most commendable We're it eXer-
cised in a cause of righteousness.
these papers have used whatever
influence they have to discredit
the graft prosecution, to be-
little Heney and every one con-
nected with him. Is it any wonder
that Ruef and the higher ups"
nave little difficulty in finding men
who will dynamite house or shoot
down a man In court when they
can promise him unlimited capital
for defense, backed by five of the
largest newspapers in the state to
keep the people misinformed and
10 prejudice the public mind so as
to make it difhcult to secure a fair
minded. unbiased jury?
1t was Hearst's school of journal
ism in which Czolgosz. the assas-
sin of Mckinley, was taught to re-
Del against law. 1t was in the same
school that Morris Haas learned
to sneer at law and order and rebel
against our criminal procedure. and
finally nerved his hand to fire the
deadly bullet into the fearless
prosecutor of wrong doers, Francis
j. Heney.
Are We 10 condemn the tools
Blake and Haas, and aDsolve the
knaves that inspired and hired
them? Or shall we put them all
on the same degraded level-Ruef,
Schmitz, Hearst, De Young, Clau-
danes and Haas? As a community,
Siskiyou county has a part to play
In this connection. They can. at
least, curtail the harmful influence
of the venal press by refusing
longer to subscribe for the papers
known to be in sympathy with the
grafters. Do they not owe it to
the rising generation to thus ward
on the baleful influence of a cor
rupt press?
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
HALE HouR OF MUSIC

BERKELEY. Nov. 22.-Mme. Marga
Biengke, accompanied by Fred Maurer,
rendered the following program at the
usual half hour of music in the Greek
theater this afternoon:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
OF THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING SAN FRANCISCO BAY
The Reptile Newspapers
Nations Observers Unite in Placing Blame
ON Corrupt Press for Heney Shooting.

ROM editors
pointing the finger guilt at the and boughtsn OF
i California Morris Haas
Francis Hney Some of these stnging reptile
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23

There are more blind people among
the Spaniards than among any other
European race,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
Ingeborg tGermanl


22.-CHptaIn Pruett president of the American
association OF masters, mates and pilots. is in
the city to confer with the members OF the
local harbcr. He will 60 from here to Port
land. and thence to Astoria and Sin Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23

patches announce that the Exam
lners editorial and press rooms
We're placed under guard of
armed men Immediately after the
news of the crime was received.
Before the shooting of Heney Oc-
CURED Golfers Weekly charged
Mr.. Hearst with subservience TO
the Southern Pacific interests, af-
nrmlng that these interests are
making the fight TO save Ruef San
francisco has been particularly at
the mercy of railroad power be-
cause II has always been a single
track town. An explanation from
Mr.. Hearst MOnld he intsresting
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23

The first independent school for wood
workers was established In Germany
about the year 1850
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23

Natives of Uganda. Africa, use
American oil for amounting their
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23

DO You Want $500.
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page y.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-23
Ipulous Hearst Journalism
Portland Telegram

newspapers follow:
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03

Florenee 10 soon to have . largo
iron foundry added TO it, industrial
establishments, q company under tho
name OF THE Florence Iron Works
Company" having incorporated on
Monday with Q capital stock Of $76.-
600 to carry on . general iron and
6Dundry business At that place.
The business will be principally the
manufacture Of parts Of machinery
from crude iron and about 200 people
will be employed. The incorporators
are ". q. Perkins. A. N. Parnall and
Ethel Mcdonald. Florence Is located
conveniently for shipments of billet
aron from the blast furnaces at Pu-
sblo and other places and the pro-
posed foundry will be one more Of
the many Institutions in the state
sending out finished products from
the natural resources of Colorado.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
CANON Cl1Y YH0MKN WILL
HAvB me- TLEE FRIDAY

The members Of Canon Homestead.
No. 1S3. Brotherhood Of AmsrinaA
Yeonnsn. are planning to have . hlg
time at their lodge room on the occar
sion Of the annual elsCtion Of oAaosgs
Friday night. In addition to delight
ful entertainment program there viii
be IN old fashioned oyster supper
which II y expected will attract near
~ every member OF the order IN tA0
city. The Ysomsn are Numerically oas
OF the stroagsst ffatsrnal orsnAisA-
tions In The community.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
CURES CATARRH
The Seely Drug c.. WIN Furnish tn
Hedleine Free In Every Case
They Fail T. CaFA

Neglect or pessimism We believe 10
the greatest enemy the public have to
contend with when applied to the loss
or recovery Of health. Practically
every case Of consumption might have
been cured II hope had been main
tanned and proper treatment had been
resorted to at tho first symptom OF
the disease. Until the advanced stage
10 reached, consumption 10 durable.
Catarrh 10 responsible. We believe. for
every case Of consumption. 1t II
about Catarrh We want to talk to you
to-day. incidentally consumption.
since the two are % closely allied.
We have . medicine made from the
prescription Of one of the most sue
cessful catarrh specialists known.
This medicine has a record Of oS per
cent. of cures. and We believe It is
positively without an equal. We are
so satisfied that We are right, that we
will supply the medicine FREQ In every
instance where 1t Is used according to
directions for reasonable length OF
time and fails to cure and give salts
faction in every particular. We want
everyone in Canon City to try this
medicine at our risk. There are NO
conditions or formality attached to
our offer. We put the user under no
obligation to US whatever.
The medicine we want you to try
is Rexall Mucu-Tone. 1t is catarrh
remedy that goes direct to the seat of
trouble. 1t is carried by the blood
to every part of the system. 1t seeks
out are destroys the germs or para
sites which cause Catarrh. It purifies
and enriches the blood, tones mp the
muco-cells, soothes and heals the It's
sues that were ravaged BY the ca
tarrhal parasite, and brings about q
condition Of health and strength that
prevents the germs of consumption
from ever getting . start. Besides this,
Rexall Mucu-Tone IL q wonderful ap-
petiser. digestive aid and flesh build
or. Its good effects are felt from the
very 6rst dose. II 10 one Of de lar
gest and most satisfactory seliins
medicines that We have ever had any
thing to do with. We know 20 much
Of the great good that It has done thai
We personally back It mp with on
reputation and money, which faol
should BE- ample guarantees 10 satigty
anybody
Rexall Mucu-Tone comas IN twu
sizes. 800 and 800. We urgs you d
try It. Tho sesly Drug o.. 0aep1
City. Z
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
FLORENCE PIRM GETS CON.
TRACT 10 BUILD BRIDGE

Florence. Dec. IA telegram was
received Monday evening By Henry n.
FOX from A. B. Hulit at Pueblo stat
ting that bids by himself and Mr..
Smith for tho bridge work on the
Kansas-Colorado electric railroad be-
tween Pueblo and Turkey Greek had
been accepted and the contract award
Cd to them. Mr.. Fox went to Pueblo
today to make arrangements for be-
ginning the work. This nrm has been
successful In landing . greAt many
large contracts In the past year.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
II Yen Cannot Have CAk10tMa0 Tree
lake Q WlgWAn Fer ~
0D1Fea

Last year vs resolved 70 ind some
substitute for the tree. We planned
to decorate the house With branches
OF holly and festoons Of vines. Ono
evening while watching our little lad
at his favorite pastime Of playing
Indian" the thought suddenly came
Why not give him an Indian Wig
wan; set In the bay window in .
bower Of green. and fll the wigwam
with his toys and gifts?
Our wigwam 10 six feet high, is
waterproof and can be used in the
yard In summertime. It was bought
at a city store, but a simpler one
could easily be constructed at home.
Canvas or unbleached cotton could be
used for the tent, with figures Of an
imals outlined in colored paints or
animal pictures could be cut out Of
colored calico and sewed on the tent.
Our little lad has an Indian cos
tune made Of brown canton flannel
with fringes OF red flannel. His bow
and arrows, culver and feather head
dress he made himself.
When he saw the picturesque wig
wan ON Christmas morning his Joy
knew no bounds. The dear delight
Of exploring the mysterious of the
wonderful tent and bringing forth
the pretty gifts was more OF q pleas
ure to him than the usual display oi
presents upon . giittering Christmas
treA
Every child who saw our wigwan
said he would rather have It than {
Christmas tree. Little girls are NJ
most - fond Of playing Indian ~ thu
boys. Older folks speak Of tho edu'
cational possibilities Of the India1
wigwam-with its figures Of bear ant
reindeer, emblems Of the Wild. fire.
forest life-as arousing in children a.
interest In the customes and histor,
Of the fast disappearing race Of Amer
ican Indians.-December New Idea
Woman's Magazine.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
OWNER Is ENJOINED
FROM OPERATING MILL
special to The Daily Record

special to The Daily Record
LeadvilIe. Nov. 2S.-An injunction
was issued by Judge Harrison, Of the
county court, here yesterday after
noon upon application Of Thomas M.
Ramey and others, restraining Mrs.
Elizabeth Tabor. widow Of the late
Senator Tabor, owner of the Match
less mine on Fryer hill. from interfer-
ing with or operating that property
Mr.. Ramey and his associates have
been leasing on the Matchless for the
last several months. but a dispute
arose over the payment of royalty 1t
y said. A week ago Mrs. Tabor noti-
Aed the lessees that their lease had
expired for failure to comply with its
terms. They thereupon vacated.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
Star Cssrse naSWaln.

This 10 the season OF the year when
people are lookfns for Christmas
bargains. Substantial gifts are being
sought. We think We have something
10 Offer in the gift line that greatly
surpasses the ordinary present. when
highness of quality and iownees OF
price arc .aken into consideration. II
10 . Season Ticket for the remaining
numbers Of the Star Course. There
are four excellent attractions yet to
Be given Including Colonial 0axa-
phone Quartstts and Victoria Lynn.
Dec. llth: Rachael Steinman ooncsrt
Company Jan. lath: DR.. Thomas Mo-
Clary. The Cha1tasqua Favosits..
Jan. 33nd: Col. q. A. 0srhart. he
famous orator. Feb. s3rd. Can you
think Of gift that would b moro el-
evating and instructive ~ well - e.
tertaining for tie small sum Of oi.3gf
That 10 what . cosrse ticket FOG
these numbers will cost. Those wh6
are students will BE- charged but 500
for the four. Single admission to any
one number Soc.
The Colonial eAxaphoos ouartstts.
which 10 with % one week from ri
day evening. the eleventh Of Dsosm-
ber. 10 . combination well worth the
price OF tho season ticket. Their rsad-
Or. Misc Lynn. has been . fAvorits for
years. The following commsot was
made BY the Daily Public Opinioa oe
Wstsrtown. 9. D.: "Ths Colonial Sax
phone Quartetts gave . msritorio0s
concert. Bssides q Saxophoae ouar-
tette the Colonials form . good male
quartetts and the members are 90
complished musicians In other vays.
The company 10 unusually versatile
and presents . varied program oer-
tain TO please"
The very best that ever played the
town."-H. c. Hall. Iron River. Wis.
Fine and dandy. elegant and re-
fined. they are good In all ways and
deserve dig pay."-0. N. Sabin. Leeds.
NJ d.
Course tickets now on sale at Felt
er's Clothing store and Seely's drug
store.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
FLORENCE TO HAVE BIG
IRON FOUNDRY SOON

Among them are the Shafer reservoir
at the head of Beaver creek and the
two large concrete bridges in West
Florence. They are also building the
pipe line through the Royal Gorge on
q sub-contract
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
sHAKE INGREDIENTS
IN A BOTTLE 10 NIX

To relieve the worst forms Of Rheu,I
matism. take teaspoonfui Of the fol-
lowing mixture after each meal and
at bedtime:
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one-haif
ounce: Compound Kargon. one ounce;
Compound Syrup sarsaparilia. three
ounces.
These harmless Ingredients can bs
obtained from our home druggists and
are easily mixed By shaking tAsm ven
in . bottle. Relief Ii generally felt
from the first few doses.
This prescription forces the clogeod
up. inactive kidneys to filtsr and
strain from the blood the poisonous
waste matter and uric acid. wAioA
causes Rheumatism.
Al rheumatism 10 not only the most
painful and torturous disease, but
dangerous TO life. this simple rsosips
viii no douot bs greatly valusd -
many sufferers here at home. ~
shouid at once prepare The mixture b
get this relief.
II 10 said that person Who vuuIa
take this prescription regularly, .
dose or two daily. or even few tineo
. wssk. would never have ssrious KSd-
nsy or urinal disorders or KA1oua.
tisM.
Cut this cat and preserve H. oood,
sAsumatism presofiptioas wAich
rsaify relieve ars scarce, inAoed, ~
whsa you ~ 4. yuu vaal n Ns1.x.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
NaxikeA lor DealA.

Three years aeo was mariod 1pe
death. 4 graveyard cough was tsaE.
inS my lungs 70 pieces. Doctors fAllel
to help ma. and hops had Nd. vAaz
my husband got Dr.KlAg's New Dis
covefy." says Mrs. A. G. Wllliano, a
BAG. Ky. Arst 'oes helped NJ aAd
kept On uAtu ! hAA
gAlned % pounds In welGAt an1 NJ
health vas fully restored.s This noa1-
cine holds the worlds healing reooga
FOR coughs and colds aAA l0ng a11
throat dissAsss. Il prsvsats pasa-
monia- Sold under g1Araatee ct 0eoay
drug stora- Soc and e1.oo. Trial boe1l0
free.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
MARRIGAN 70 DHC0ln
DD1C10B o. \. Z. C1N1RAL

4 New York. Dec 3.-H0F noatAs
there have besa pronisesoas rsnsss
In Wall Street that n II. Hasrina1
soon win become director tf ~ New
York Csntral Railroad. There Aas
bssn every reason to expect his else-
tion ON the Central board and ysstsr-
day II was reported that IN sddi4ioa
to election - director. Harrinaa
would become chairman Of the board
Of directors o. February frsG TAe
present chairman OF tho board ID ssnA
ator CAAuncey Dspew but owing b
his advance age It 10 considered Aksiy
that he will soon retire.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
m \ vera nesaine.

Leo =. Zelinsli. Of % Gibson o.,
Buffalo. N. T.. says: II cared the most
annoying cold sore ever had. with
Bucklen'D Arnica 0alve. applied this
saive ooos Q day for two days. whsn
every trace Of the sore was eono."
Heals all sores. 0old under guarantee
st 0sely drug store. Sc.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03

Call up Csaoa III vAsa 20 hays
} want "a eor TAs Daily Assse1.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03

tcoa.,a..d froa Pass o...,
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
F u R. S
20 Per Cent. Discount

For beautiful Furs at reasonable prices
you can't beat this store at any time.
Here is your Christmas opportunity.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03

n wss1ay Rsaar1 : n.ss : ~
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03

Dsa'y nsssra vs.t 90 q tAe vora
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
BLAN K ETS
20 Per Can't. Discount

lust at this season, when it is to your
advantage to inspect tie actual price and
quality of these goods, we place, at 40
per cent. discount, big line of Cotton
and Wool Blankets, so splendid in quail
ty and value that you can't afford to miss
the tempting bargains.