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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
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lever which brought a mutual agree
ment for private hearing without COL
lusion. Peixotto contributed muck of
the frieze work and other decorative
design to the st. Louis worlds fair
buildings.
Florian Peixotto is cousin of the
well known Peixotto family of San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
NEGRO LYNcHED FOR SHOOTING

BATCHELOR. La. Sept. IA negro
named John Miles was lynched here
last night for shooting a white man.
The white man was not seriously in
jured.
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EASTERN

FIorian Peixotto. the mural decorator. is made
defendant is divorce suit in which society girls
name is used Page
Wright brothers break worlds aeroplane rec
ords in flights in France and near Wash
| ington. Page 8
Commissioner of New York Police Bingham
apologies 10 the Jewish race. Page 3
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FOREIGN

Abruzzi- -Elkins match is bitterly opposed b
Nargherita the queen mother. Page
Vanguard Of the American battleship hes
reaches Naples. Page
Suleylnan Pashs, Turkish general, escapes
Austria escorted by soldiers of the latte
country. Page
Twelve deaths OF cholera reporte
from Manila. Page
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continued ON Page 8. Middle Column 1
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EDITORIAL

Bryan's Chinese vote catcher.
The Spring Valley horse traders.
Well done, Hughes.
Ask the United Railroads.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
SUBURBAN

Life weary girl wife leaves
dead of night TO take poison.
Editor Of the Daily Califorr
for managers and editors Of
Blue and Gold.
Wong Wing, Chinese mer
part OF a sleuth, following
pect.
Mrs Bull, one legged woma
heart, fainting in court over
child.
Alleged diamond thief is re
to stand trial for Offense.
Three mysterious early NOR
n
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
COAST

Or. Abba Is formally charged Win tne nurue
Of Hattie Hatch. Page
Criminal charge Of embezzlement results I
marriage of defendant and complaining wit
ness Page
Napa county begins campaign for goo
roads Pnge
Rain is reported from a number Of towns. bu
little damage is done. Page
Man arrested by police believed to have mui
dered his father and thrown the body into
well Page
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24
STRAINED RELATIONS With JAPAN,

That the relations between United States and Japan are he
coming more and strained there longer be much doubt
The aps uncertain people While generally believed and
the aps admit that its treasury still impoverished as result of its
war with Russia that is chronic complaint of japanese AT
the same time they going forward Strengthening their navy and
otherwise preparing for any emergency which may arise The ap
anee have looked with favor upon United States o
Pay OF territory the far there no doubt but thew would
seize the h opportunity they could dpossess this country of the
philippines and other Pacific possessions How other foreign
countries would lend assistance to the Jap in contest with the
united States purely problemaca The exclusion the Japanese
from this country incident which will cause the severance of
friendly relations and bring if brought on
In the meantime Admiral Evans fleet is making good nroores,
In Its Journey to the Pacific Many believe that it is not merely
pleasure trip of practice that the administration
washington more alarmed the situation than the people are
given to believe and that the fleet being sent on its long tourney
for purpose.
1t hardly seems possible that the little yellow people have an idea
that they with the United States in naval warfare t
~ nave shown great confidence in themselves during the past few
years more SO since their victory powerful Russia and it
possible they entertain the belief that they can whip the Americans
Every movement will be watched with the keenest interest on
o SIDES OF the Pacific War be regretted but if must come
oe IL WILL and the Jap will be taught lesson which thew will NOT
Don forget ~ my VIII nv
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24
LAWSON PUTS BRAND ON HUGHES.

The important fact presented by Tom Lawson in
ay Everybody Magazine in his characteristic article "Why
Gave Up the Fight his bold announcement as to Governor
Hughes 1t directly line with suspicious every
current political have regarding silent governor
the Empire Here deep significance hold your
attention
"Then the my insurance work by the best
lieutenant the System has had Hughes and the turn
ing back for all time the Systems nav of the great insurance
companies"
Just line article of pages but the full inn
port of should be brought home the American people has
Leen opinion for many months presidential candidate
who would eventually attract himself all the predatory would
be this Honest Hughes vision as Law
sons to announce him the abes lieutenant System ever had
should be matter of tremendous import to the American people
there to be another contest for the presidency which all the
wealth Of the country rally under standard of one man. and
that standing high public there danger that
the American people be bkoed and presidency
the abest lieutenant Of the System while hoodwinked into the
belief that they choosing patriot statesman The class
OF special privileges knows only thing but several They
know that would be pu fight that they could put up
against Bryan with Foraker Fairbanks Cannon or with any
man long in public life whose ympaes ever been with them
II they are to have chance at all to president their own
kidney must be with whom they can fool the people
And such may be this Honest Hughes His views upon
the great question whether the predatory class is to con
troll the to their selfish purposes are absolutely I'M
known lie has done good things but such sterling
reform character as to lose the support of the epon Morgan the
ockeeer and all their M 1t behooves the people to be on their
guard there refoer the Republican ranks in whom there
IS no deceit and guile and there enough in the organz
non to dare challenge putocracy the of Robert aFoe
will be nvincbe the national convention of that party II
no time to take any chances unknown as is Governor
such terms as drive from him the great cheans of dishonest
wealth
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24
FAILURE OF CAPITAL STATE BANK,

The failure of the Capital State Bank is to be sincerely re-
GREETED by every Any failure be regretted but this one
particularly carried large number Observation-Disclosures
three and four thousandany of them ones who had all tv
possessed IN the bank 1t had capital stock 100000 and
surplus of 100000 According last statement December d
1907 had deposits amounting something over one million dol
lars and its loans and discounts about the same amount
Walter Bruce who made c1rsory examination of the banks
condition Just before its failure and been appointed re-
ceer that is his belief that the bank will be able 70
pay depostors in full.
The reason given for the banks failure was its inability TO
realize ready money on its securities the demands made upon
It, 1t had been runored for the bank was hav
trouble IN calling IN its oan which frightened MANY of the de-
pooS who began to quietly withdraw account If has been
stated that Tor the past twenty days that the Withdrawals had m
ceeded an average of about $4,000 day. The drain became TOO
great and the directors concluded that to close the doors
temporarily IN order to protect the interests of the deposors There
IS talk OF recognizing the bank which to be deouv oned &c
us ocers and directors the substantial and progressive
citizens of the Capital City
The failure OF the bank has had only slight DEPRESSING M
c on business None OF the other banks have been affected a.
hough has had tendency tighten up money market This
however, 1t IS believed will be relieved few DAYS when business
viii resume normal conditions
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24
CONVICTION OF WALSH.

There was vrrent opponent OF Bryan IN 1896 and
1900 than John Walsh and the Chicago Chronicle which he
owned Mr. Walsh just been convicted of violating the national
ansped at his trial that had quandered $15O0000 the
Chronicle the hired which pated constantly of business
interests and safe policies while its was
colossal fraud the deposors in the Walsh banks being finally
nucted for its support Thus another pillar of the putocrac
arch found to be and yet there of them left
simulate great virtue denoune the champion of the people
There is arper Weekly supported by Piepon Morgan whose
editor Colonel" Harvey still pirates in the did
Washs Chronicle and there the Brooklyn Eagle and the New
York World lettering old Sun All these affect the virtue
they not dirty they of the puocracy Their op
position strongest hold upon the affection of the people any
public may have and their support would be fatal the hopes
of any presidential apan The president Of the United
States will be who will close the doors of the White House
to Morgan Hartman Ryan and all the dirty
To Walsh For generation he has been one of
Chcago foremost business having founded company
of which he made fortune then branched off into banking
newspapers railroads and other enterprises all of which kept
business and honesty the his papers were
9ratng of upodng the national honor His oense Of
he glarngy conspicuous of bank wecng record
made without the knowledge of the directors The
of minor employees of the bank signed by persons
han themselves which the bank pretended money!
rs these transactions continued and grew larger became necessary
conceal them the books of the bank reports to the
comptroller About S16000000 of the funds of Washs banks
loaned to nearly of Walsh enterprises fictitious and
1Suffcently secured notes
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24
RACE BETWEEN HUGHES and BRYAN.

secretary TAFT out IN letter to Congressman Parsons chair
man OF the New York County Republican Committee which gives the
latter an opportunity to surrender gracefully inevitable The
secretary informs the young chairman who by the way sonaw
OF Henry Cews and President Rooeve personal representative
that further opposition the endorsement Governor Hughes as the
choice OF the New York Republicans for president nadvsabe
This will insure the active candidacy of Hughes as Lawson
dubs him. starting off with the tremendous influence of the New York
delegation makes Hughes the formidable candidate
IN opposition to Taft and marks the beginning the end of Roos
vet domination of the party The reacons will now control
as they have strong rally around The will be against
ait who will only have the Roosevelt support The Fairbanks vote
the Knox vote the Cannon the Shaw the Coteyou vote
II there be any will all to Hughes the ballot
In view OF this turn in affairs to note how the
predatory class has oyertowen the Roosevelt forces Back of
Hughes viii be found all the trusts all the Rockefee Noreans
Harrmans and all their ik and hired penny The black FLAG
OF corrupt commercaSm has been hosted captain poses as
Honest Hughes the champion of the people no mstanq
the pirate that sails the ship
1t well The fight The drum beats of the mighty hosts
OF the people calls to the standard of the great every lover
OF ms country There middle ground of Bryan ever
opponent OF special privileges every of equal rights must
stand Back of Hughes will be all the predatory rich
Oh men and women of America the counrys call to this oe
Grafton has sounded has every generation in the past from
ngon Appomatox Be aggar in the fight though the con
test to be of peace The aayed of unscrupos and dis
honest wealth preparing for the conflict there is but one man
to whom the people look Thank his character is as poes
as the undven and has against every onslaught of his
and his con foes for twelve long years is out in the open
with no man or set of whispering his what he dare say or
what he dare not say and he fighting battle of the people as
bavey and couageous of old fought by Jefferson and
Jackson There IS but leader and his isWam BRYAN
All haill
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24
new POSTAL REGULATION.

BY the ruling of the post office department weekly papers
have renewal of subscription within year after the
pred This will make necessary for call upon all
crbers who be pay up after reasonable time
report says March April 1s leaving us in doubt
for the time being all papers subscribers owing
will require postage the each The post office
department expanding considerable energy endeavorng to stop
the deficit by harassng the newspapers regard post
age but uptodate continues pay and three the
that the express companies service But then the
railroad companies liberal contributors Republican campaign
funds and need must make the back from the government
These gratis becoming hoa age and known to all the
people who evidently like that kind Of thing from they vote
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24

fonete buttons are being literally distributed among the
followers OF the Wisconsin statesman familiar are thew he
coming 'at one IS almost led to believe that their wearers will
control the next Republican convention But if the
Seec LaFolee delegates what would it avail? Didn't tbe Ada
county convention select anGoodng delegates to the Pocatel
convention and didn't Borah deliver them to Goodng like Cd
e sheep INTO the corral to be SHIPPED the slaughter houses
And the bosses will deliver the Idaho delegation At e Rt
national convention
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24
Mr.. Collins MISFORTUNE,

Joseph Collins the printer and publisher of the Boise Times
was unable to continue the struggle any longer and his plant has
" Pdce IN the hands OF receiver who it is announced will
continue the business pending reorganization Mr. Collins h
host OF friends who will regret his inability 70 continue; IL m
oog good business but unfortunate in launching th Times
JUST as the recent financial furry He had assurances strong
company would be organized back him in his venture h1t te
81 pe money market made impossible for those upon
~ nc Iened 10 redeem their pledges Mr. Collins has plenty
" energy and had he been able have secured the cana which
~ PROMISED 10 MIN the Times would have taken ifs place
'i'oS e le foremost Sunday papers in the northwest
leuy consultation with his principal creditors Mr.
serve eisy anu dIDiton de-
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24

me Statesman has entaied loss upon the CITY of Boise of at
I ana an immense amount of advertising Gentlemen
VINO have returned from the National Wool Cro,ue A:4:
meeting at Helena assert that Boise would have been chosen M the
next meeting place had for the sclro,s assa 81 the
statesman upon the organization members session f this
brings several hundred delegates of financial standing
al soou SpederS and is great benefit anv connrnit Ro
would nave proted greatly by entertainment in addition - the
e would have when the DELEGATES returned
nome The Statesman in times past has stood in be Wv % 49, ~
OF the city by its overbaring and srpercios conduct
no. SWcnty broad IN its in its methods 70 he tIe
OF community 1t at all times TO itte rne
city 80 0s'u . olen dernent to the
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24

Inc ada County Democratic club held exceedingly infer
esuns meeting IN the city hall Monday evening There were
- ''" races present and number OF enrolled as
FORMAL talks on general subjects considerable portion Is M
me was taken up discussing preparations for observing jefferson
Day which the club expects to celebrate w T. Booth was ~
chairman OF the committee on arrangements for the event The
February s III
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24

Inc struggle between Taft and Foraker for control Of M Ohio
Kilkenny cat fight
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24

The absurd report that Tom L Johnson udson Harmon
mad entered into of support an effort to
test the presidential nomination with Mr. Bryan was sent broadcast
W the Associated Press All any touch with Maor obn
son knew the absolute fa the report Tom Johnson is an ar
dnt Bryan supporter and far from being for the nomination
may take active charge OF the Bryan campaign as chairman Of the
national committee which he certainly will do if his duties as Mavor
OF Cleveland will permit In regard udson Harmon that dis
ugushed Ohoan visiting in Alabama with Mr. BRYAN where
ne mas been greeted as the next epesen which shows he is not
anagonstc to the great Nebrasan Mr. Harmon was one Of the
TWO lawyers who were appointed special commission to investigate
e santa re rebate cases and reported the criminal n
euuon OF Paul Morton then secretary navy for acts commit
yea as NePresden OF that road took President Roosevelt seven
columns OF fine print apply the whewash to Morton and in con
sequence Mr. Harmon and Mr. udon associate resigned from
proceeding further with the The facts which M Harmon
gathered IN that investigation have doubtless boadened his views and
brought INN more into harmony with the Bryan Democracy
bank examiner examines bank. After he has looked into
the vault and few pieces of yellow metal and pile Of Green
packs and smoked few good cigars with the officials he pro
hounces the bank IN sound condition Then he gives to some en-
tePrng but gulibe reporter interview glowing account m
the condition Of the bank which bring the blush Of shame
TO writers OF patent medicine advertisements In few DAVIS the
bank closes its doors and receiver appointed and the peoples
money tied up for an indefinite period All which leads one 70
believe that the only time bank really examines anvno
IS when ne examines the date when he monthly nend
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-24

Judging from the talk the there are more men
Boise who know how como act bank than there are $50
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11
Accidentally Shot

P. ]. Leverich is carrying black eye,
bruised breast and lacerated lip as the
result of being accidentally shot last
Sunday afternoon by doc" Hirony-
nous. Both gentlemen were out shoot
ing quail. They separated and as Mr..
Hironymous raised" some birds they
flew in the direction OF Mr.. Leverich.
The former emptied one barrel of his
gun, several shot finding a lodging in
the anatomy of the latter One shot
struck Mr.. Leverich i'll the neighbor-
hood of the right eve, another pene-
trated the lip while the third entered
the right breast. While knocked down
by the force of the shot, Mr.. Leverich
escaped with no serious injury. His
wounds were dressed by a local physi-
clan and no injurious results will follow.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11

At regular meeting of Mason Valley
Lodge No. "a, !. o. o. F. Tuesday
night the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term; w. f. Greene,
N. G.; H. +. Hilygus, V. g.; c. F.
Fox, Secretary; Jos. Fothergill Warden;
+. H. Whitacre, Inside Guardian, f.
R. Lam, Outside Guardian.
At the next meeting it is proposed to
organize degree team and all members
are urged 10 be present. A number of
Odd Fellows from different lodges will
be present to pledge their services and
important business will be transacted.
present on next Tuesday night and aid
in perfecting this team.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11
School Entertainment

The pronounced success of the school
entertainment has led the Yerington
Amusement Company to solicit repetl-
ton of part of their program in joint
benefit to be given by the Yerington
Amusement Company and the public
school, January Is, 1908. When the
public realizes that of the $500 indebted
ness for school seats only about $50 has
been raised, they will see the necessity
of these efforts, when the shows given
are we'll worth the price OF admission
they will be disposed to patronize. The
Amusement Company has been to the
expense of ordering two new sets of
films which will delight the eye. The
Cottonpickers and Parasol Drill will
form a part of the program.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11
Reported Shooting

A report reached Yerington this week
to the effect that M. l.. Achey, formerly
of this place, was a participant in a
shooting scrape at the new camp of
Rawhide Monday last. 1t is said he
fired bullet into the shoulder of man
with whom he had an alteration. No
further particulars could be learned.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11

Certain individuals have taken it upon
themselves to falsely state that they are
interested with me in the Pioneer
Bakery. Since November, 1905, l have
been and am the sole proprietor of the
Pioneer Bakery. All or any persons rep
resenting otherwise are imposters and
the public is warned against them.
A. SHAFER.
Yeringten, New, Jan. IL, 1905
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11
Methodist Episcopal Church

II a. M. 81 believe in God, the sec
ond of the series of sermons on the
Apostles Creed.
p. m. Sunday school.
p. IN. THE Fourth Watch.''
2:30 p. M. Barrett's. Objections to
Progress
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11
List of Bills Allowed.

THE FOLLOWING BILLS WERE EXAM
4 med and allowed by the Board OF County
Commissioners of Lyon county state OF Nevada,
at meeting held January 8, 1905, to wit
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11

Mrs. Randall, mother of Sheriff Ran
dali of Dayton, is critically i'll at her
home at Dayton.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11

The PENTHOUSE, belonging to Mrs. J.
]. l.. Blaine on Center street, has been
dismantled and taken to Rawliide, where
'it will be again put up and run as a lodg-
ing house
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11

d. w. MELARKEY,
County Clerk and ex officio Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-01-11

Advertise in the Times.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-14
4 BAS SUNDAY DINNER
The State Board of Health
Says It Is Response
BILE For Illness.

That the big Sunday dinners are re-
sponsible for much sickness among
school children is the view held in a
report contained in the monthly bulle-
tin Of the State Board of Health for
March A certain teacher in an Indi-
apolts school had noticed that sickness
prevailed most extensively in her school
on Mondays. She thought this might
be due to the fact that the homes were
less sanitary than the schoolrooms, but
an investigation revealed that prac-
ttcaliy all of the homes were in sani-
tary condition.
Believing that the Sunday dinners
might have something to do with 1t,
this teacher selected ten children who
had been sick most frequently on Mon
days, and the parents were requested
to set an ordinary dinner for two con-
secutive Sundays. The results were
good, and all of the children came to
school on the two Monday mornings
free from illness.