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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-08

The regular meeting of the wom-
an S Missionary society will be held at
the home of Mrs. A. ]. Arnold on Jack
son street. tomorrow afternoon at 2;30.
There will be a good programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Fisher returned
home yesterday from a few days visit
to Kansas City
The flowers and plants. which beau
tined the Union Pacific grounds all
summer have been removed to their
winter quarters
Mrs. E. S. Page. of Elmont, has gone
to Los Angeles to spend the winter
with her daughter.
ID. j. Hathaway, of the ]. Thomas
Lumber company, is confined to his
home with an attack of lumbago.
j. V. Haerr and family of Denver
Col, have located at 1924 North Quincy
Mr.. ]. c. Snediker of the Cash Mer-
camille company. returned from bust
ness trip to Kansas City yesterday. He
was accompanied by his wife and son
who have been spending a few weeks
with friends in Kansas City.
Mr. w A Luthye, of Silver Lake, is
III town today on business.
Miss Helen Berry, who formerly re-
sided on the South side and was en-
ployed at the Warren NJ. Crosby COM
pany. has moved to the North side and
mas accepted a position with the Cash
Mercantile company.
Mr.. Glyn of Granville started yes
terday for Quinter, Kan, with a car
load of apples.
The Santa Fe junction agent, Mr.
CHARLES Gerteison, is spending a few
days in Kansas City.
Miss Rosa Myers, Miss Sadie Heber,
MI. w. h Sanders, and Mr.. Ed Bulch-
ner spent Tuesday in Kansas City.
The property at 1911 North Monroe
street has been purchased by George
Norris and he expects to locate here per-
manently.
c. w. Shepherd. chief clerk at the
santa Fe junction, has gone to Texas
to spend his vacation
Fred Whitehead, of Granville. visit
ed the North side yesterday.
John Snyder, of sol Harrison street.
returned yesterday from a few days
visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Kensinger and Mr.
and Mrs. William Dale Bridge who
nave been spending two weeks in Ia
coma, Seattle, Portland and Spokane,
nave started on their homewaFd jour-
ney but will not crrive in Topeka for
about week a:<0iey will visit other
points OF interest before they return.
Mrs. A. {. Gertler will entertain the
nremens wives of fire station No. 1
at thimble party this afternoon from
+. until O'Clock in compliment to Mrs
arthur Bland. Those invited are Mrs.
Mllmoth, Mrs. H. NJ. Gilman. Mrs. G.
n Carrot, Mrs. Baty Near, Mrs.
Ssanette Churehman, Mrs. Caroline
S "a E and her mother. Mrs. Wal
Ter Snooks, Mrs. Fred Clark and Mrs.
Arthur Bland. Ice cream and cake will
pc served for refreshments.
Mrs. j. 4. Guild and daughter of Sill
today. IL sioe
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three years, will give a recital in Law
renee Friday night, October sixteenth.
Miss Wilder expects to return soon to
Paris to resume her study.
Mrs. Walter Bates will leave next
week for Denver to visit her son, Mr..
George Bates.
Mr.. Willis Goldsmith and Mr. Reube1
Markham, members OF the 'o8 class of
Washburn college, are students at
Union Theological seminary in New
York this year.
Miss Mary Williams arrived Tuesday
to attend Washburn college and for the
present is with the family of Mr.. o, S,
Morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Moreheuse are
visiting in Burdick today. Mr.. More
house will speak there tomorrow and
Mrs. Morehouse will accompany him on
his speaking tour during the rest OF
this week.
Miss Mabel Treleaven entertained
the Kings Daughters of the First
Presbyterian church from three to six
O'Clock this afternoon at her home,
1881 Buchanan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Morris are spend
ing a week with Mrs. Smiths mother,
Mrs. Emily Hager, before leaving for
California, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Pattison of Cincinnati was
the guest this week of Mrs. Augustus
Zahner.
Miss Pearl Clarkson of Carthage. Mo.
will be here for the wedding of Miss
Maude Kimball and DR.. Francis Birch
which will take place october twenty
first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman went to
Chicago today to stay until Sunday.
1t will pay you to attend the auction
at Giles, 62S jackson street.
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least NPEkANOlFS|
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Items for the East Topeka column ma
be telephoned to Ind. phone 2sSi black

be telephoned to Ind. phone 2ssi black-l
Johnson, Miss Emma Coistron and
Miss Ellen Andrew of Usage City are
visiting Mrs. John Angholm of 1875
Chandler street
Mrs. Belle Kemp and mother of
Hoyt, Kan. were the guests of Mrs.
terday. They are en- route to Bran
vile, Texas, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. o. D. johnson of West Locust
spent yesterday with Mrs. Ed Kerns
of East Hill.
Miss Minnie Buschacher entertained
the sunday school class of the Third
Christian church Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lane
at 40S Leland street.
Mrs. E. E. Walker, who has been
spending the week on the East side,
will return to her home in Dodge City
tomorrow.
Mrs. James Reed of 1911 East Sixth
and Mrs: Miles stephens of 1901 East
Sixth will return tomorrow from a
pleasure trip to Kansas City.
Mr.. J. A. Connery OF SAT Madison
street has returned from a business
trip to Atohison.
Mrs. Cathryne Griffith, who has
been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
George Scott, left today for Wamego,
Kansas.
Mrs. L. L. Barney has returned from
a two weeks visit in Seneca and Cen
tralia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nightingale
left for Kansas City last night to at
tend the Priests of Pallas parade.
Miss Agnes Johnson of Usage City
is the guest of Mrs. Edward Palmberg.
Mrs. c. Lowry and children of
Rockport, ILL.,, are making an extend
ed visit with Mrs. r. Z. Massey and
Mr.. w H. Peters.
Mr.. Charles Christian of Hall sum
NIT is In town today to attend the flu
neral of Mr.. Paul Spurlock.
Mr.. H. Peters of Summerhill, ILL.,, is
spending the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. r. e. Massey.
Mrs. G. e. Bennett and daughter,
Miss Kathryn. are spending the week
in kanass City.
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20. K" GOES.
Court Holds That 1t Is Equivalent to
an Endorsement.

Chicago, Oct. S.-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Fort WAYNE, Ind. says:
Judge Heaton of the superior court
has held that the letters 20. K" writ
ten on the back of an order for money
and having a signature under them
means "all right" and are equivalent
to an Endorsement. The case in which
the decision was made grew out of a
refusal of the Mcbride Electrical COM
pany of Chicago to pay for material
bought by a subcontractor for a mu-
nictpal lighting plant which the Nc
Bride company was building.
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Octopus Wins the Race.

Philadelphia, Oct s.-The sub
marine boat Octopus arrived at the
Delaware breakwater 100 miles from
this city at 7;20 a. m, today The
Octopus left Point Judith last Satur-
day in a race to this city with the
submarines Cuttlehsh, Viper and
Taraatula-
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Send in your coffee. tea and spice or
ders before eleven o'clock a. m. to in
sure delivery. Topeka Spice Mills, 623
Jackson street.
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NORTH TOPEKA NEWS

Items for the North Topeka column may
be left at the Petro & Woodford drug
the North Side reportsr at her home.
Ind phone 1881 black.l
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First published I'm The Tepeia State
Journal October Z, ls6S1
office OF the City Clerk,
Topeka Kan. Oct. :, 1903

Sealed proposals win be received at this
tober 18th, 1903. for furnishing Usage city
Shaft Coal and Lump Nut Mil and Slack
coal. obtained from the mines at Pitts
burg. Weir City, Cherokee and Frontenae
as per terms on file in the city clerks
office Coal to be delivered on tracks at
the CITY waterworks and city electric light
plants. also at various city departments
where and when needed, and In such
quantities may be needed. -ts
All coal to be weighed on the city scales
or on such scales as may be designated BY
the MAYOR and council.
A certified check for 800 must accom-
pany each bid, payable to the city of To-
peka- which will be forfeited to the city IL
the successful bidder falls to enter into
contract with the city within five days
after the award Is made.
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or ell bids.
lSeaLl C, B. BURGE
City Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO. 289S.


AN ORDINANCE amending section Al Of
Ordinance No. 1854. approved December
.. 1902. relating to the levy and colleo-
ton OF license taxes in the city OF TO-
peka, and repeating said original section
~ OF said ordinance No. 1884.
Be II Ordained by the Mayor and Council
men OF the City of Topeka:
Section J. That section AZ of Ordinance
No. 1884. approved December g. 1902. re-
lating to the levy and collection of license
taxes in the city of Topeka, be. and the
said section Is. hereby amended to read
as follows:: Sec. a. All persons engaged
in the transfer business, for each one
horse wagon or dFay 800 per year, no
license to be granted for less than one
year; for each wagon or dray. drawn by
two or more horses or other animals,
1000 per year. no license to be granite.
for less than six months. Each person
so engaged In the transfer business shall
keep posted in q conspicuous place upon
each wagon or dray used by him la said
business. a card to be furnished him by
the city clerk at the time of the issuing
Of the license. which card shall state the
date OF the expiration OF the license.
Sec. 2. Original section a OF Ordinance
No. 1854. approved December %, 1904 re-
ilating to the levy and collection OF
license taxes In the city of Topeka. IL
Sec. g. This ordinance shall take eject
and be In force from and after its pubiica-
ton in the official city paper.
Passed the council October 5, 1908
Approved October I. 1905,
Attest: c. B. BURGE. City Clerk.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.

dhanb
SMITH AGENCY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-By high school girl place to
work for board. Address w. B.. Journal
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CONyOCATORIA.

Ell Licenciado Jose Rodriguez Gil, Jusx
segundo de 10 civil de esta Capital. por
mandado sc eonyeque todas las perso-
mas que Sc cream con derecbo a los bienes
que ouedaron al fallecimiento del 6r.
deducir ell que tengan, dentro de treinta
dias. contados desde ell siguiente la
ultima pubileacien de Ia pTesente, eve Sc
dias en- los periodicos Boletin judicial
Diaio de Juflsprudencia psriodico
cion.
Y en- cumplimiento dc 10 maadado. ex-
pido la presente para su publication,
Mexico. q de JUNO de 1905
MANUEL FRHYRIA
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LEGAL.

Published In The Topeka State Journal
October 5. $685.
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NOTICE.

Jose Rodriguez Oil. Judge Of the Second
Civil Court OF this Capital, by decree OF
the 22nd of June of the present year, has
he has a right or claim to the property
left by Edgar Doud on his death, be motif
fled TO prove said right or claim within
the last publication of this notice, which
Is to be published ence every ten days
for three times. In the following papers:
the official paper Of Kansas or that Of the
largest circulation. -
In compliance with this order have Is
sued the foregoing for publication.
Mexico. d. F., June Is, 1905
MANUEL FREYRIA-
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Miss Stella Bassett Clark. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, ]. S. Clark, was mar
ried last night to Mr.. Harry Thurston
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have gone
to California on a wedding trip and
will be gone about two weeks, after
which they will be at home az 1907
Arch street.
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EDISON SINDERS delivered any place in
city. Leave orders at McGivern's horse
shoeing shop, 62S Quincy st. Tel 1865 Ind.
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A five year 5000 loan with US costs
s242 interest: average $3.50 a year. At
end of five years you have $1,000 worth
of property.
Rent a house for five years at SIS q
month-that is $50 a year, $500 in five
years-aud you have sixty rent receipts
to show for the expenditure.
Come in and let the secretary explain
how we can help you buy home and
get our booklet of plans.
THE SHAWNEE
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION,
us WEST 9TH STREET.
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CLOSE IN-s4.ooO.

room modern house with III east front
lots on Harrison ST. This win have to be
seen to be appreciated Must be sold this
month .s.-a
Maxwell q Co.
% Kansas Ave. Ind So Bell 14ls.
SALE OR EXCHANGES room house,
N5V Terms or lots Submit cash or
Jraoe oHers. Kansas Realty Co., SOS
Kansas ave. Phone 1851.
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JEWELLERS.

JAMES B. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Opt
cian- Complete stock of watches. dfaa
monds. silverware. etc. Eyes examines
and spectacles properly fitted.
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PAVING.

CAPITAL CITY yITRIFIED BRICK &
PAVING CO.. ia E. 9Th St Mfgz- of
building. paving and sidewalk brick
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-A short black silk coat, trimmed
in velvet. lined with white silk, at audi
torium Saturday night, at Taft meeting.
Suitable reward at 20S West 10th.
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SHOWS SWEEPING COMPOUND pre-
vents dust, makes sweeping easy and
clean. Manufactured by the Agricultural
Remedy Co., 9Th and Adams Topeka
Phone 1891.
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SAVE YOUR HOGsBy using Shows
Hog Powder, which rids of worms and
prevents cholera We ma1ufacture stock
and poultry remedies. official dips. etc.
Free, a valuable souvenir to stockmen
who call at the plant. The Agricultural
Kan.
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TNavsFER Avn <ron .Gv

Co. packs, ships and stores househol
goods. Tel 1885, Clarence Skinner. 6
Quincy st.
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SANITARIUN1S.
DICKINSON HOME for the aged. in
firm and convalescing. Mrs. 3. s. Dick
fnson. 6upt-, Ind. 1897 blue. I726 Bolles ave
CHRIsTs HOSPITAL COTTAGES FOR
the care and treatment of nervous inva-
lids. alcohoi and drug habits and mild
cases of mental arrangement. W. g
Lindsay NJ n. 80 K A.. Topeka. Kan
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
MEN ATTEMPT MURDER
TO GET DEED SIGNED
Attorney and Friend Try to
Compel Signature to Paper
Giving Wife Property

Los ANGELES, April go. P. Wild
anian. an attorney Of this city. and A.
P. Sanger. also Of. this city, were ar
rested. today on a charge Of attempted
murder:
Guests at the. Hollenbeck hotel were
startled this afternoon by the sound of
a pistol shot coming from one of the
rooms in the hotel. A irunber of the
guests broke into the room. and Or.
F. N. Bell, one Of the occupants, was
arrested He explained, however, that
the other two men had attempted to
make him sign deed giving his wife
ali his property. valued at 100000. and
upon his refusal they attempted to kill
hinr Upon this showing the two all
legged assailants were arrested Bell
says that through the Vaccinations of
sanger and Widaman he has been es-
tranged from his wife. Bell owns much
property in EI Paso, Texas.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
Fishermen Our With
Rods and Flies

Bad luck 10 the trout that waits until after
sunrise this morning TO get his breakfast. Ten
chances to the hy he leaps for the
worm he bolts win sting and then lie viii find
himself being slowly reeed in. gathered out of
the water and cast into basket, for trout
season is on
So many rodsmen will open the season its
very first day that to chronicle them would be
impossible. "A few the most familiar faces and
the waters they win whip follow:
j. B. kennif and Charles Crawford at
Tocoloma: Sam Wells. Charley Brandenstein.
Doc WatT. Midnight Miller and Frank Marcus
went yesterday 10 the Lagoon; II. Copeland will
head party outftted for trip up Klamath
way; Charles 5. Keweu will fish at Point
Reyes; Billy Hillegass and James Macauley
viii fsh Austin creek: Bill Lemmer. Captain
James Maynard Jr.. DR.. kittle and Pete VIII
son will whip the headwaters of Lagunitas
creek.
Among other local anglers who will. tramp
nearby coast streams Charles Newman. Tony
Prior, DR.. Short, Achil!e Roos O. A. Rouleau
Otto Schyanner. George Schmidt, Charles Erfer
Hoe Uri. NJ. Bogel, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walter
stein. W. r.. Eaton James Turner, A. Becour-
tieuN and Raiseh Terry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01

ward R. Taylor. Mayor of San Francis.
co: City's case strongly presented to-
day by Manson. Anticipate favorsblts
action CHARLES A. MURDOCH"
Former Mayor Phelan received a let
ter yesterday from City Engineer Mars
den Manson giving an outline of his
work at the nations capital IN behalf
of the water project. In his letter
Manson sets at rest all doubt concern
ing the effect of the $500 second feet
clause in, the stipulations entered into
with the secretary of the interior On
that point Manson writes as follows:
The $500 second feet clause does not
apply to stored water and only 10 the
natural flow when the bitches have
been brought up to that capacity. and
then only when needed for irrigation
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
PROPOSES MONUMENT
TO JOHN PAUL JONES
Society of American Wars Dis
cusses Plan TO Honor
Naval Hero

California commandery Of the Society
OF American Wars held its first banquet
since Of the fire OF April, 1905, at the
Fairnont hotel last night and took
steps 10 secure the erection Of memo
rial in San Francisco TO John Paul
Jones. the father OF the navy" It was
suggested that the memorial take the
form Of q bronze figure Of the famous
sea fighter. 10 be surmounted by z large
fag. The site proposed is the inter
section Of California. Drum and Market
streets, q point near. the ferry.
The dinner was well attended and
many patriotic addresses were made.
Archibald J. Treat presided George c
Sargent spoke on George Washington
and Daniel R. Williams took for his
topic The Flag IN the Philippines"
The following officers were selected
BY the society:
Commander. Henry Glass. rear. ad-
uniral. L. s. X. vice commander, Charles
Ravenscroft Greenleaf.a brigadier gem
eral. L. :. A.; vice commander. David
Starr Jordan, recorder. William Penn
Humphreys: treasurer. sam Houston
Daniels: registrar. Rev. Arthur Crosby;
geneaIogist. Knox Maddox. historian,
Fernando Sanford; chancellor. James
Henry Deering: chaplain, William
Augustus Brewer. .. D.; surgeon. Phil
ip King Brown: musical director,
Charles Gurdon Buck
Council-Thomas Stowel Phelps.
captain L s. ": Thomas viii
helm. colonel, L. s A.: Hugh
Henry Brown. William Evelyn Hop
kins NJ D. James Slauson. John
Cassin Cantwell. captain. L. 5. r. c. s;
Charles A. Woodruff. brigadier general.
L. s. A: Jefferson Franklin Afoser. cap
tain. L. S. y; George Clement Perkins.
L. s senator, Charles Gardner Lath-
rop: Joseph Trilley. rear admiral. L. s
X: James Jackson. colonel. L. 5. A.
Delegates to commander in chief-Arch-
ibsld Jennings Treat; Franklin Jere-
miah Drake, rear admiral L. 5. n;
George Francis Edward Harrison. cap
tain. L. :. A.
Among those at last nights dinner
were: Rear Admiral Henry Glass,
L. s n. General J. B. Rawles. Captain
JEFFERSON E Moser. Samuel H Daniels.
William P. Humphreys, Howard g. Ste
venson. Archibald J. Treat, c. P Per-
kins, Frank F. Bostwick. George c.
Sargent, Colonel Reynolds, DR.. Phillip
King Brown. Professor Fernando San
ford. Dr. Arthur Crosby, Charles 9.
Buck. Dr.. ". A. Brewer, Daniel r.
Williams
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
FIGHT FOR HUGHES
TO END, IS SLOGAN
New York Delegates Confer on
Candidacy of Governor
for Presidency

NEW YORK, April 30.-The name of
Governor Charles Z. Hughes will not be
withdrawn from the presidential can
Vsss until the national convention at
Chicago has made its choice OF candi-
dates This statement was made today
by General Stewart L Woodford, presi-
dent OF the Hughes league Of the United
States. who presided at a conference of
delegates elected 10 the national con-
venuon from New York state at the
Hotel Astor today called in the interest
OF Governor Hughes candidacy.
The call for todays conference of
delegates was sent out by Woodford,
Seth Low and Frederick R. Hazard.
three OF the four delegates at large 10
the national convention. who are in
structed TO use all honorable means to
bring about the nomination OF Hughes
Tor the presidency.
When the conference was called to
order by General Woodford il was an
nounced that OF the delegates invited
10 attend 27 had sent acceptances, %
had sent explanations OF. absence. all
but four OF whom expressed sympathy
with the efforts TO map out some plan
OF campaign, and - had not replied at
all
About 80 were present, including
Timothy L Woodruff. chairman OF the
republican state committee; Herbert
Parsons chairman Of the New York
county republican committee, and
Speaker Wadsworth of the assembly.
Al the afternoon session q committee
reported in favor OF the appointment
OF q committee 10 promote the candi-
oacy of Governor Hughes and that the
conference discuss in executive session
the influence of the existing deadlock
between the governor and the republi-
can legislature Of New York. not only
upon the candidacy OF Governor
Hughes but upon the success of any
candidate who may be named by the
party The report was adopted. >.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
CROWDS FLOCK TO
SHRIN[RS' CIRCUS
Despite Bad Weather, Throngs
Gather to Watch Islamites
Do Stunts

Contrary to expectations last night
was the biggest of the week at the
Shriners' charity circus. When the fog
rolled in in the early evening, it was
thought that ii would dampen the ardor
of the circus goer and that he would
live up to the time honored saying
there's no place like homer
But San Franciscans care neither for
fog nor cold when there's a circus in
town. SO out they trotted and COM
pletely crowded the big tent at Twelfth
and Market streets.
The children are holding the fort at
the afternoon performances. special
feature yesterday was a relay race be-
tween the Lowell and wilmerding
teams. The race was close and excit-
ing al the finish Wilmerding carried
of the honors. AS usual the clowns
were the delight of the little ones. AL
together the show is running very
smoothly. Many of the Mobiles of Islam
who participate are assuming the air
and finish of professional showmen
Walter Moffatt. of the local shrine, ap-
peared for the first time last evening
and gave highly creditable perform
ance over the hurdles. The burlesque
Garland entry. created by the Shriners
has met with such favor that the circus
people have decided to continue it on
the road with their own people The
men who both thought out and carry
out this act are Mobiles Schleicher,
Rabbie, Schraubstadter. Parks, Hilroth
Noble Thorpe and Sorensen. Tonight
Battling Nelson will box with his SPAR
ring partner and Eddie Hanlon will
give three round exhibition.
The last parade will take place
tomorrow morning. and as grand
wind up Bob Fitzsimmons, Sam
Berger. Kid Mccoy and Billy Snail
ham have volunteered their SER
vices to box in the evening. The bouts
will be refereed by Luke Marisch.
George Harting will act as time keeper
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
JoHN MekENNA AREsrED

Attorney John A McKenna, brother
OF Justice McKenna Of the United
States supreme court. surrendered him
self yesterday to the police, who held
a warrant issued on Wednesday on
complaint or William c. Behrmann,
saloon keeper. 1894 Post street. charg-
ing him with obtaining money by false
pretenses. He was released on SIS cash
bail He said that the note for $3.50
on William Grant given by him to Behr-
mann was genuine Grant. he said, is a
member OF the legal firm Of Gushing,
Grant & Gushing. and had honored sim
liar notes on previous occasions and
would so testify