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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-07

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mite, meldes ein anoerer 1Waine
fir SeIig 8eutidmaln lit, bat eine
anoere 8roffamation erlolien. Scr.
Denti6morns S6reibmeiie lit leibi
gu erfen1ten, nidt mir pegen ibres
boben Iiterarii6en @ertes, Ionoern
aud tpeeen Der @rt, mie er NIT Den
Satia6en umgebt.
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more Sobs" iiberi6rieben lit un0 nit
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ridter 8bil. $. Sboof nit S6nlls
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5umaden, nlseenomlnen ii6 ielbli
uro Die &anoioaten, Die ben oSeli9
9eutihmarm Brand" tragen.>
&idter Sboof bot alt6 niemals
angefinoigt, oaB er nod Elm 5meites
GountDgeridt in 8erar County ein=
rihten mill mie Scr. 9eutlbmonH
in iener Mn3eige bebouptet. Hib.er
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latur oes Staates Seros gu fem oeer
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fiimmern, Die groB unO pielieitig ae-
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giirgeridoft beidaftigt 81 balten.
aber Die @oppfoten Die in i~eilreul
@eridt prafti5ieren, erfenien iebr
mobl, bob 8erar County Dem ge:
ipiel BON Dallas, oas 10000 gi1-
fpobner Deniger als San Mntonio
bdt, folgen io1te. 9aqas bat sur 3eii
5ipei GountDgeri6te uno lit IN 5olge
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-07
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9ucp WRaner, 9i5sle Ninter.
Guslanb: 9apib Btpd, SIR. Sid,
bannis Bittien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-07
Sam nidlf iibertrpffem iuerSem.

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6. sc. @aroen bon Silper GitD
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tiers tit getiall oas, fir mas es ange
prieien miro; fir Wageu=, 2eber.
ullo NierenIeioen fann es ni6t iiber.
troffen merben, er 1T cine ercenentl
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CT lit Die bette Mebi5in fir aagemeint
Sdmahe, ebenio fir 6ieber uno Ma
laria. @arantiert 5t baben bei Mo
DreiB uno N. gobn & 60. SO gts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-07
Salt iuas es DerIpridt.

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eit Wfittel, bas bdlt mas es Der
ipri6t," iogt Srau 6. 81. 8ierion bon
aubnrn Centre, 3d. IS furierte
mid BON einem alten @als- uno Gun.
9ellleioen, peldes onoere Mittel MN
5~eittpeiie linberten uno id BIN u6er.
8euet, ooB es bolo cine perfefte aut
ma6t." 9ieies %beriibmte @ittel fiji
Suiten, erfaltilng, sails uno Sun.
gen lit 81 baden bel ao. 0reiB unf
Ut. Gobn & So. 80 Gts. uno ST.
8robeflaide fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-07
s<ofolee.
Mihtia crfakt.

Gbos. IS. SgDen, Ser in @uslibt
aenonllnene repiblifollil6e @oltper=
nerlrs=&onoioot, bot cine offentlide
grflarlng obeeeeberl, III melfer er
Die politihe Situotiorl ridtig err
faBte, inoen Ell ben Gof e%rteilte, DE
Mepu6lifoner lolten einen ebentalt-
zen 9emofrate1 - allo einen Wtann,
Ser friiber Ser bemofratiiden Eartel
anaeborte llto sur repnblifantlben
8ortei i%ibergegangen lit - als Sou
perneurs= &anoiooten a1fitelen uno
10 cine itelte Hartei b%eronblloet lno
cine Spaltltng IN Der often oentofra-
tiiden 8ortei benirfen.
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peiter geben rnO ais 8onperlleurS=
&onoioaten einen 8en1ofratelt en1-
pfehfen fon1lelr, Der, mie Siele, NIT
benz Reainae nidt einperltanOen 1T
uno Ser begreift, oaB Die Nieoerlper-
tuna Ser brutalen Madt Der oenlo=
frofiihen 8ortei sur politii6en Sc
iunoura oes Staotes unablalIig not
menoig lit.
Nidts fenn5ei6net oie poaige Sbl1-
maht Ser republifaniiden Bortel I'M
Staate in benz WfoBe, mie bieler Ills-
iprud Sgoen's, Ser in Der Bortei
cine &oue ipielt uno oelien Norte
ibon mebrfo6 nit Der @ouuerneltrs-
&anoioat1r in 8erbinoung gebruht
ml1roe.
gr 1T olio bofir, bob Die &epnbli-
foner einen 9entofraten alS @olt-
perneurs= &onoioaten auHtenen. Ser
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&epublifaner ielblt ben Wann feii
iebr aroBes &ontingent BON Stin1mer
5usufiibren I'M Starloe fino, 10 mare
bod Ser anfang 5ur 8ilOung elmer
nelen 8ortei gema6t, oie a~aeroingS
nno oas butte SER Ogden and1
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~liberaIiter galis erfolgen miiBte.
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lleursfanoioaten I'M 5eloe iino nllo
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ton mangelt, pieI gu ipat, nm Den.
Glan oes Serrn Seben a1s5nfiibrelt.
gr bette oamit friiber berausfommen
iollen.
@ie mare es aber, penr Die Ge-
publifaner, Sen &ot oes Serrll
Ogoen ergreifeno, Die oemofratiide
8artei u1o tire S6rnnen initerbelb
oieier &artei 5n befdmpfen i6pil
iebt oannit BEN @nfang MAIDEN, ill
DEM Tie iid an ben oemofratii6en
8rimdrmablen beteilfgen, BEN 8rn.
bibitions=8orihlag nieoeritimlned
belfen uno in apei Sabren Serrn
Sgoen's Soee alr M%usfiibrltng britt
GEM
@s miiroe bieie 8eteiligung an
ben Yrimarpablen gemiiermoBen
Die Ginleitllg 5u Der 8etpegllng ieirt,
NIT @iilfe Ser liberalen @lemente
Der Democratic oenet1 Der Sa1tu=
tismlls unb bie @~erbobrtbeit oes ol-
oeren Seiles oerielben altb l9pn 5n
piel miro, tn ben nahiten 5mei Sob
rem cine nene Bartei gu griirioen
in melder fid @aes uereinigt, mas
gegen Die brntale oemofratiihe Wazl
ioritat, fir geiunoere politiide 3u=
itdnoe int Staate uno Dor allen 9in=
~gen fir Die perionlide Sreibeit Der
8iirger eintritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-07

geben boben, I'M lire @obmlng alti
Dem arittungsibein obanoern gu laI-
len.
@ir botten oas gersniigert
Serrn 8. 5. 4~ltermann aus
9aaas, Serausgeber Ser nNorS
Seros 8relie", IN unierer Office be-
griiBen gu fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-07

@uie @etrdnfe uno fanloIer
2und itets in gnrsitaaer's Galoum
uro 9eitanramt, 8ilita StraBe nebpn
Der Salle Ser Serr1onnsIobne.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-05
1912, Bennett 97.l. Barhstt SIS and
Francis LILO.
In tho Circuit Court OF tic United
States. for The Northern District
or West yirsinia. =

The Third National Bank of Cincin-
natl. Ohio. corporation. The Uni-
on Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany, corporation. plaintiffs.
vs.. In Equity.
Thomas Moore Jacwson, Lynn s.
Hornor. Fleming Howell. Charles
O. Henry, Mary II. Con. lulu S.
Sands. Phoebe Ann Ward. Willard
+. Snidcr, trustee, Margaret NJ.
Hursey, executrix of the last will
and testament of Elmer e. Hur-
sey. deceased, Charles A. Hornor.
Mary V. Hornor. James j. Con-
nell. Carl Shin. Gertrude d. Howell.
Hugh NJ. Martin, Tho National Ex-
change Bank of Wheeling, a cor
poration. The National Bank of
West Virginia at Wheeling, West
Virginia, corporation. The Ira
ders National Bank, corporation.
The First National Bank of Salem,
n corporation. The German Bank of
wheeling. q corporation. The Park
Coal Company, a corporation, The
Pinniclsinnick Coal Company. a
corporation, Anthony Shift, Mary
NJ. Bowie, Emma l.. jackson, and
West Union Bank. a corporation,
defendants.
Pursuant to decree entered In
HE above styled cause, ON the 18th
lay OF October. 1908, in term time. in
he Circuit Court of the United States
or the Northern District of West
Virginia. at Clarksburg. West yir-
;inia, which decree is entered in C. o.
Book No. 2. at page 413, in the
Jerks office of said court. the same
vas referred to the undersigned Mag
or TO ascertain and report:
The liens and their order of prior
~ upon the real estate OF the said
Thomas Moore jackson. MS aforesaid,
ogetheg with the amounts OF such
lens;
Whether the rents ana profits of
aid real estate will, within 1--WE years
'ay of and satisfy such liens. to-
either with any other matters saIi
1astei may deem pertinent or that
nay be required by any OF the par
les to this cause.
The above named parties and ali /
Tiers Interested will take notice thar
ne undersigned Master will on the
2nd Day of December. A. ID. 1908,
roeeed to execute the above men /
Toned order of reference at his Of /
ces, Nos. and 10. Con Block. /
curt street. in the City OF clarks !. 4
urs. West Virginia.
Given under my hand this e0thi
aS OF October. a. d. 1905. |
LAFAYETTE c. Grille,
faster. U. s. C. c., y. ID. ofw Y,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
MASON D. stewart. plaintlff.

vs.. In chancery.
Raleigh r. Price. defendant.
Pursuant to an order entered In
the above styled cause, at the sent.n,.
ber Term tt9OS) OF the circuit cour,
oil harrison county. West Virginia.
Tue same was referred tor the undcr-
sisned Commissioner to take audit
ana settle all the partnershIp nc-
counts and transactions and 10 h:
certain and report the amount s,s1-
atrtbu;cd by each partner and Of ~
profits and the amount which va,S,y
party is indebted TO the other on A..
count thereof
Said Commissioner SHAH also AZ
certain ana report all losscs ~,
amount. II any, of the outstandinr
denss OF said partnership. to whom
thereof.
Said Commissioner shall likewise.
report ail and any other matters
ueemed pertinent or reuqircd by
either party to this cause. and shaii
return with this report the evidence.
taken hereunder
The above named parties ana ali
others Interested viii take notice thar
tne Undersigned Commissioner will -, !.
Thu. w Us
snh lday of December. 1913,
proceed 10 execute the above order N
reference ut his office ON Court stfcot
m The City Of clarksburg. Harrison
County. West Virginia
Given under my hand this end
day Of November. 1905.
LAFAYETTE q. Grille
Commissioners
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on its merits by all
druggists in ffty-cent
and one-dollas size
bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
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COUNTY TICKET
IS VICTORIOUS
Entire Ticket Won by Repub-
licans With Bartlett for
Sheriff inD oubt.


Early this morning the incomplete
returns of Harrison county showed
the election of the Republican county
ticket with Bartlett and Francis
breakin geven for sheriff, the odds
being slightly in favor of Francis.
The plu'alities of the other candi-
dates on the Republican county ticket
range from 500 TO 1000 or more.
Taft carries the COUNTY by consider
ably more. ~ H.
Up to press time fourteen precincts
out of the thirty-eight have been
heard from complete. as follows:
Coal District.
Wilsonburg and Bartlett School
9ouse-Taft 1S5, Bryan 40: Hub
bard 1870, Robinson 1853; Glasscock
173. Bennett 1872; C. e. Coffman 1870
jackson III; Hart 1S2. Hoffheimer
l72. Rlblett 1855. Gerard 17S; Gore
1s3, Tetrick 1870; Wade Coffman 1 sc.
Mcmillan 1885, Morris 1893, Findley
1T3: Bartlett ia, Francis 264;
Strother 10, Basel 147; Pigo,t 173,
Elliott lSS; Fittro 1SS, Hornor 1863.
i 5sf Elk District.
Romines Mills and Johnstown--
Taft 80. Bryan 143; Hubbard SO,
Robinson l42; Glasscock 40. Bennett
i46: Coffman 81, Jackson 149; Hart
81. Hoffheimer 1i2; Riblett 50, Ger
rard 14S; Gore so, Tetrick 145;
Wade Coffhan 81 Mcmillan IA;
Morris 90. Findlay 144; Bartlett SO.
Francis 143; strother so. Basel
t4s; Pigott 80. Elliott 147; Fittro
E52, Hornor 174.
Simpson District.
Grasselli and Meadowbrook
SO, Bryan So; Hubbard 1O7, Robin
son "a; Glasscock SO, Bennett 9s;j
Coffman 90s.Iackson 81; Hart 81,
Hoffheimer IS. Riblett 81. Gerard
Sc: Gore SO. Tetrick sc; Wade Coff-
man 30. Mcmillan So; Norris SIS,
Findlay sc; Bartlett So, Francis 90;
strother 80. Basel SO; Pigott 81,
Elliott 50; Fittro SO, Hornor 81.
Tenmilc District.
Bristol, Lynch and Marshville-;
Taft 262, Bryan 15S; Hubbard 252.
Robinson 40; Glasscock 262. Ben.
nett $50; Cotfman 22S. Jackson 1S6.
Hart 24S, Hoffheimer ia, Riblettl
al, Gerard $50, Gore 222. Tetrick
202, Coffman 2f7. Mcmillan 1877.
Morris 2S6, Findley 201. Bartlett
col. Francis cyl, Strother ass. Bas-
sci ITO, Pigott $50. Elliott 1879, Fit
tro-242, and Horror TT.
Sardis District.
Sardis and Brown-Taft 21e, Bry- !
an l5S: Hubbard 217; Robinson 1871;
Glasscock zoe. Bennett 1853; c. G. /
Coffman 207. Jackson.1G2; Gore 200,
Tetrick 1874; Morris Ito; Bartlett |
1876, Francis AIS; Strother 215. Bias
sci 15l.
Clay District.
Enterprise, Gypsy and HaniiltonI
School house-Taft ISL, Bryan 212.
Hubbard 264, Robinson I'll, Glass
cock 239, Bennett $50: Coffman ear
Jackson 214; Gore 221 Tetrick a59.
Wade cofrman 951. Strgther e61, I
Basel zoe. Plgott 267. Elliott eos,
Fiitro 26i, and Hornsr> ei5.
The totals IF the leading candidates
in ths ] lprtcineis heard from are asi
follows:
'rafi ;.osi Brsan a24. Glassoock
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-05
WHO Won OUT
FOR JUSTICES
And Constables in All the
Magisterial Districts of
Harrison County.


incomplete. returns of the votes
cast for justices of the peace and
constables in Harrison county indi-
cate that the following were elected.
Clark District.
W. p. Camp, Rep. and James \.
David. Rep, were elected justices by
estimated pluralities of about $50
each.
R. E. Kidd, Rep, seems to have a
safe plurality for constable. G. l..
Ford was a candidate for constable
ON both tickets and there is no doubt
about his election.
Coal District.
1t appears that George Harry Cor
don. Rep, OF Clarksburg. and John
T. Flynn. Rep, of Wilsonburg, were
elected Justices in Coal district, the
former by so plurality and the latter
by 80.
Lewis James. Rep. and j. c.
Lewis. Dem. were elected constables.
Clay District.
Cyrus Thompson, Rep. and How
ard t. shinn, Dem. were elected JUS
tices. 80
Warden Stewart, Rep. and i. S.
Saunders, Rep. both Of Enterprise,
were elected constables.
Eagle District.
John Wadsworth, Rep.a and ------
Baker. Rep. both of Lumberport.
We're elected justices OF the peace.
b. W. Harbert. Rep. and George
Martin. Rep. both OF Lumberport.
were elected constables.
Elk District.
James Davis. DEM. of Joi,nstown.
and Jason Kester. Dem. OF Quiet
Dell, were elected Justices of the
peace. Davis's plurality was "a.
a. ID. Lewis. Dem. Of Johnstown.
and Arthur Brice. Rep, of RomlnasI
Mills, were the successful candidates
Ior constables.
Grant District.
For justices OF the peace. a. H.
Booth. Dem. of Mt. Glare. and a ID,
Bassell, Dem. of Los; Greek, were
elected.
- =
For consta5les. I. T. wolfs DEM |
.! Mt. Glare, and Clarence Stout.
DEM, of Lost Creek, were chosen.
Snrdis District
Moses Shaver. Rep, of Brown. and5I
James NJ. Plant. Rep, o, Katylick.
We're elected magistrates.
w. A. Johnson, Rep. of Brown.
and Truman Carter. Dem. OF Sarais,
we're elected constables.
Simpson District.
j. d. Wilkinson, Dem. Of Bridge.
port and John Daily. Rep. of Oral.
we're elected magistrates. 4
Tenmile District.
Herman Davis, Lem. and Il. i,
ARderson, DEM. were elected magis-
brates of Tenmile district. by MIR
liities OF less than twenty each.
VIII Tucker. Dem, OF Wolf sum-
nit. and +. NJ. DAVIDSON, Rem. wore
elected constables by small plurall-
lies.
Union District.
"A. A. Ladwig. Rop.. OF West MIL
ford, and Will Jarvis, Dem, Of Jar
we're elected justices of the
peace.
Reuben Hickman. Rep. Of West
and Moore, Rep, Oh
IarviSyfllp warn f.facea,a ,n.,..4.t,s
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-05
NOTICE

Any person or persons having Nos
session OF or any claim to missing
pass books Nos. s90S. 1922, $685.
aud 57s5 are requested 10 prasen.
same to The I.owndes Savings Banls
ana prass Company, or submit to
naSing said hoJss cancelled, and new
hooks issued in lieu thereof.
THE LOWSDES SAVINGS BANK q
TRUST COMPANY.
GEO u: DUNCAN Trcasufsr.
October II, 1905
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-05
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby, given that the part.
hership firm of Davis & Reuter- .ASs
been dissolved by mutual agreer6ent.
iEhc senior partner III. II. Davis has
assumed the payment of all bills
against the firm and ali money ,iue
me iirm Is to he paid TO the said II
u, Davis.
L. a. Reuter-.
H, H DAVIS.
November >. 1908.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-05

traced to the kidiieys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all disease;
have their beginning
in the disorder OF
these most important
organs.
The Kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that il their ,vnri-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-05
Often The Kidneys Ale
Weakened by Over Work,

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
II used to be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were 10 b..
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-05
ron SAFE.

lIweilty-iiye head hisA-grade Jersey
heifers, age from sis months 10 two
years. Prices right. Call on or ad-
t,rcss
W ". WILLIS.
Bridgeport W. Va
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-05
MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Nov. S-Richard
'Bertholdt, r.. tenth district. re-elect-
ed.
Dorsey W. shackelford, e., eighth
district. reelected.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-05
WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. s-con-
gressional results:
Henry A. Cooper, r., first district;
John j. Esch, r.. seventh; James II.
Davidson, r., eighth: Elmer A.
Morse, r., tenth; Irwin Lenroot, r.,
eleventh.
John Nelson, r., second district.
elected.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-05

Therefore. wheny your kidncysare weak
or out of order, you can understand how
quickly your eutire body is affected and
how every organ seems TO fail to do its
duty.
If you are sick Oh "feel badly i,egiu
taking the great kidney remedy, DR.,
Kilmer's Swamp Root, because as soor
as your kidneys are we'll they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
II you are sick you can make no mis-
take by first doctoring your Kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect Of
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp.Root, the great
kidney remedy, is Soon realized. Il
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and is sold
on its merits by all f-zSE
druggists in fifty-cent egHHr3kfsRssss
and one-dollas size III; VI si,E
hotties. You may essssss4sss .sEESEn
have sample bottle rom. q sN.mpToo..
by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you
how to find ont if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing TO DIR. Kilincr s Co. Bif,p.
hamilton, \. Y. Don't m AXE any mistake.
but remember the name, iwamp- Root,
Or. Kilmer's siwanp-Rcot, aud the ad.
dress, Binghaiutois y. Y, on every bottle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-22
POLICE CAPTAINS SON
FACES ROBBERY CHARGE
Frank Martin, One OF Four Men
Charged With Holding Up
r. b. Elder
[Spscial Dispateh % The Colll

lSpeciol Dispatch 70 The Call
SAN JOSE, Dec. 2I-The four men
who are accused of robbing r. B. Elder
Of san Francisco during a night auto
mobile ride from San Francisco TO
santa Clara, were brought before Jus
tice Wallace this afternoon for prelimi-
nary examination. One of the men is
Frank Martin, son of Police Captain
Martin Of San Francisco. The others
are Joseph Hall, :. II. Cranner and h.
Mitchell
The principal witness was William P
Hanson. the chauffeur. He testified
that after stopping at several road
houses on the way the four men took
q check for 1915 and other valuables
from Elder by force. Elder struggled
and called out for the police and
finally begged Hanson to drive to San
Jose and surrender the party to the
officers. Martin and the others ordered
him 10 avoid San Jose and go to Wat
sonville. where they had friends and
could get the check cashed.
Late IN the afternoon Elder himself
was placed on the stand, but at the
request of the attorneys 70 the de-
fense who intimated they could con-
duct the defense with more freedom
with a male stenographer to report
the proceedings, the examination was
continued until tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-22
TUNNELS UNDER
CITY PLANNED
BY HARTMAN
One Along Van Ness to Market.
Another to Wholesale
Section
Passenger Depot in Heart OF the
City Is Forecasted by Big
Project
Scheme Shows RaiIrOadman's
Faith in the Future of
San Francisco

The congestion which lined thousands
OF cars in the railroad yards IS recent
history. The Dunbarton bridge will
serve TO handle the vast freight traffic
which lies along the line of the cutoff
This business, large as it has already
become, is really in its infancy, ac-
cording to the predictions Of the rail-
roadmeu.
These extensive Improvements are
merely in line with Harriman's well
settled conviction that San Francisco
IS destined to become one of the
worlds greatest trade centers. In
speaking recently with friend about
this city Hartman remarked, "San
Francisco will repeat the story of Chi
cago in its rapid commercial develop
ment."
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-22
Independent Steamship Line
May Be Established
to Hit Roads


ing through regular representatives.
but the following members of the dried
fruit association are assisting:
81. J. n H. Armsby. the J. X. Armsby company.
2. A. Banks, North Ontario packing company.
r. I. Bentley. California fruit Gamers asso-
ciatIon, San Francisco.
c;son Unafies Bonner. Madison Bonner, San Fran
r. E. Butler, Napa fruit company. Mana. Cal.
=. z. Castle, Castle Brothers, San Frnncisco.
:. W. chiffon, J. w. Chiffon K Co.. San Jose.
L; T. Gifen, L. Giffen & Co, Fowler. Cal.
San Fro ns4ao uoaostein' Phoenix packing company,
I. Gray, Fresno Home packing company.
G. ". Griffin. Griffin skelley company, San
2. = cugseahime Gusssnhime & Co.. San
George n. Herbert, same. San Jose.
pany, San Francisco.
EranK lyman Frank Lyman company, Fresno.
q E Losse, H E. Losse G Co., San Jose.
Msi..f. w.; r. Niswander, Malaga packing company,
Willis Pike, same. Fresno. Cal.
San DISnam Fra Rosenberg, Rosenberg Bros. & Co.,
F. A. Schneider Jr. Warren dried fru;t com.
pany, San Jose.
The Gamers league is also cooper
a.lng through the following members;
j. e. Ainsley packing company, Campbell.
Armsby preserving company, San Francisco
Z. E. Booth, San Francisco.
Carquinez packing company San Francisco
fornia canneries company, San Francisco.
CISCO N
~ xgue- e.! FortWocd canning company. Fruitvale.
MAJOR C. 1. Tilden, San Francisco
g: Goia.r q. tin,cknger nc company, San Jose, Cal.
Toiaen Gate packing company. San Jose.
waiter M Field, San francisco.
cisco.
Trifnn & skelley company, San Francisco.
n. GoetJen, San Francisco.
george H. Hooke, San Francisco
aunt Brothers Company, San Francisco
Napa valley packing company, San Francisco.
j. +. Pyle Son, San jose.
racinc Coast canning company, Oakland.
rratf-Low preserving company. Santa Glars.
+: Z. Stetson Co., Los Angeles.
Stewart canning company, Courtland.
q H. Waters. Pomona.
. = Winters canning company, Winters.
5ayslde canning company, San Francisco
Libby, Mcneil & Libby, Sunnyvale
Goiden State canning company, Ontario.
censrai California canneries, San Francisco.