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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
PATROLMAN GAFFEY
DEPRIVED OF STAR
Commissioner Dismiss Him Be-
cause He Dragged Woman
From Her Home

TIE police commissioners deprived Pa
trol-uan william c. Ga6ey OF his star
LAST night OF charges OF uno6cerlike
conduct Because Mrs. = Ki-wan of
81 wood street was said 10 have made
s. -rTiLg remarks about Mrs. stephen
EarCuU, who conducts the lodging
house where Ga1ey lives, -le policeman
dragged Eer from her home and at
tempted 70 book her al the O.Farrel
street station on q charge OF disturb
ing Tie peace but because t-e officer
Was -0- IN uniform Sergeant Williams
refused 10 hold her. GaIey appeared
ll lls own defense but ms guilt was
go patent that the commissioners deter
mined 10 dismiss him aftsr q brief de-
bate
The case Of Frank Esola, the ball
player who has applied for reinsta-e-
ue-t on CLe police force. was continued
one week as also was the case OF .. II
TTooueE. Who was not q citizen when
Le became q member OF The department.
The license Of Paul AraIs 70 conduct
saloon AZ The corner Of san Jose and
ocean avenues was revoked on the
complaint of Mrs Elizabeth Johnson,
who cc-d rilitui story OF the wreck
trg NJ ler home by her husbands loss
- all his earnings in the saloon Her
testimony was supported by that OF de-
-e---Tes. Wlo We're sent % Investigate
ne place and found that gambling was
permitted there
william cannon. John NcGreevv and
Ear-v Braig- the highest on the list Of
eligible paIro-mens were made cor
1ors-s
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
PORTUGESE PLOT
Barred AT LAST
Revelations Show II Was POlit-
ical and That Franco Was
Also Marked

LISBON. July 2.-Dr- Jose Maria de
Alpoim. chief Of the progressive dissi-
dents, smartfng under the insinuations
that he was Implicated in the assassi-
nation in Lisbon last February Of King
Carlos and Crown Prince Luis. created
a sensation in the house today by re-
yealing what he declared TO be the true
history Of this regicide plot He as
serted that the assassinations had been
dicided upon at the meeting OF the lead
ers Of the progressives and regenera-
tors parties a few days before they
were carried out number Of repub-
licans also were present at this meet
ing, he said.
Alpoim charged further that the re-
publicans proposed 70 obliterate the
entire royal family, with the exception
of Maria Pia- the mother of King Car
los, but that the monarchists insisted
that such a general slaughter would be
useless. Finally Manuel Silva Buissa
and Alfredo Costa were given $4,000
and $4,000 respectively 70 kill King
Carlos and Premier Franco.
1 Arrangements were made by other
men to cover the fight OF the assassins,
but when Buissa and Costa fred their
friends lost their heads and opened fire
also. These shots resulted in the death
of Crown Prince Luis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
NEVADA MOUNTAIN
TALLfST IN LAND
State Engineer Declares That
jeff Davis Measures
l4,706 Feet
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

RENO, July State Engineer Mich
olas has just returned from an official
trip to Mount JEFF Davis, in White Pine
county, where he confirmed by actual
survey his original report that the
mountain is 1906 feet high, or 200 feet
higher than any other peak in the coun-
try. He has also confirmed the report
of what is known as the "Specter OF
Brocken, a strange phenomenon which
often occurs on the mountain top.
When white clouds are TO the east OF
the mountain they take up the image
of the person or object on the apex OF
the mountain. rejecting It hundreds OF
times its size along the sky. This
strange specter drove a band Of In
dians from the mountains in the early
days, and since that time IL has been
looked upon with awe by the red men
of this state.
The government has official record OF
one other mountain in Germany where
this same condition occurs occasionally
Nicholas has started an investigation tC
determine the cause.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
BOHEMIAN CLUB
FINED FOR CANOPY
Manager Hunt Is Arrested for
Violating City Ordinance
After Notice

The Bohemian club motto reads
Weaving spiders come not here" In
other words, be quick. Newton J.
Tharp, Bohemian, was too slow. AS a
result the club, IN the name of Man
ager w. B. Hunt was arrested yester-
day and fined $40. It had violated a
city ordinance by maintaining from the
curbstone a canopy under which Mayor
Robson Taylor had passed on bis daily
lunch visits TO the club. In Hke man
ner other municipal officers, Bohemians
were derelict in their duty.
The club was notified. Newton J.
Tharp said:
That's all right; leave it to me-
They left II to Tharp. In the after
noon loungers in the library saw some
thing large coming over the horizon
Some thought IT was Amos Sardin. II
proved 10 be g policeman. However he
was headed for the club. There was
some speculation as to who he wanted
Being admitted, he inquired for Hunt
His remarks Were brief
Yes" responded Hunt, as he walk ed
away prisoner to the central police
station.
The clubs SO piece is IN the city
treasury.
The awning Is down.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
WORK IN ECONOMICS
WINS HIGH HONORS
Stanley Miller Richardson Is
Rewarded at Yale University
for His Industry

BERKELEY, July News has been
received here that Stanley Miller Rich
ardson. fraternity man and former foot
ball star. gained honors at Yale uni
versity when the annual commence
uent exercises were held recently.
Richardson is well known on the local
college campus for his track and foot
ball work with the blue and gold
teams.
He left for Yale last year and en-
tered upon the study Of economics. He
q once won recognition for his work
and gained high scholarship honors al
the close OF the university for the
summer. the middle of last month.
Richardson IS q member Of the Psi
Epsilon fraternity and played on the
varsity football team. He is also a
track athlete and known in other
branches Of university activities. His
father is q wei known Los Angeles
businessman
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
DETECTIVES TRACE
POISONED LIQUOR
Express Officials Throw Light
on Perplexing Philadelphia
Murder Mystery

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The first
definite information regarding the
movements OF the persons supposed to
have been responsible for the poison
ing of DR.. William H. Wilson here last
Friday was made public tonight, when
il was stated that the bottle of ale
containing poison which Wilson drank
was delivered TO his residence from the
Office Of the Philadelphia local express
company.
In the further investigation OF the
antecedents OF Wilson, Detective Pawl
received information which leads him
TO believe that Wilson's real name was
Frehoff, and that he went on the stage
for a time and adopted the name Of
William II. Wilson
He was married about 20 years ago
and was the father of four children.
About 10 or IL years ago he separated
from his first wife, who died about
two years ago. Shortly after having
separated from his first wife he mar
ried the present wife, by whom he had
one child.
II is asserted that the description of
the man who left the poisoned bottle OF
ale at the express Office to be deliv-
cred at the Wilson home tallies with
that of the man suspected In the case
from the first, and il is for him that
the authorities are hunting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
GENTLEMAN" BURGLAR
CAPTURED BY POLICE
George DartelIi Admits Robber-
les Which Have Baff1ed De-
teCtiNes for Three Months

As he stepped of an Oakland ferry
boat last night George Dartelli,
wanted by the police Of nearly every
large city in the country as the gen
tleman burglar" for whose capture re-
wards aggregating nearly $1,000 are
outstanding. was arrested by Detec-
tives ConlOn and Mcmahon Of the har-
Dor station, who recognized him from
portraits sent out on circulars.
A dozen battling robberies which
have puzzled the local police ~ithin
the last three months were cleared up
in q confession which DartelH made TO
the detectives. He refused TO discuss
the eastern rObberies for which he is
wanted.
Darteui told the detectives that for
three months he has worked in this
city as a car conductor in an effort TO
throw the police of his trial Among
the places he admitted having robbed
in this city was the home Of Joseph
Crowley at 2z6 Fifth avenue, where he
secured three gold watches. TWO suits
OF clothes. an OvercoaI, several jew
eled trinkets and SIS in cash. Another
was the home OF jeremiah Quill AZ 2977
Twenty-hrst street, from which, he
took jewelry which he pawned IN oak
land just before his arrest
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
LONE HIGHWAYMAN
HOLDS UP STAGE
Bandit Forces Passenger to
Search Companions and Then
Escapes With Loot
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL

NORTH YAMHILL. Ore. July L.
Armed with a shotgun and wearing
white mask a lone highwayman held
up the stage between this place and
TillamoOk IN broad daylight today
The holdup occurred in the mountains
west OF this city and a posse with
bloOdhounds is now in pursuit OF the
robber. who escaped with his booty
Frank Perkins, the driver, and Miss
Daisy Stranz were alone IN the stage
at the time. Ernest Raymond OF Cen
tralia and J. B Cartwright. the other
passengers. were walking behind. as
the vehicle was going up a steep grade.
At a command from the robber Mss
Stranz threw her purse at his feet and
the driver dumped out the mall
pouches. which were rif1ed. the robber
taking three registered packages.
When Raymond and Cartwright came
up the robber had the former search
his fellow passengers After the loot
had been heaped IN the road Raymond
succeeded in picking up $50 by ruse
OF dropping his hat. He also overlooked
purposely a wallet containing $50
which Cartwright had in an inner
pocket.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
WAITER BADLY BURNED
WHILE ATTACKING FIRE
Roof Of Building Gives Way and
Chief OF Bucket Brigade
Suffers

George Reynolds. q waiter employed
81 the II and II cafe. Al the corner OF
F0rty-ninth avenue and B street was
terribly burned yesterday while trying
20 -eEunguish the flames II an adjoin-
ing building.
Charles Mitchell. who owns both
structures, has z bucket brigade OF mis-
own. Reynolds IS the chief and when
the fire. broke ont yesterday Reynolds
climbed 70 the TOP Of the building and
ss he stepped upon the roof Il gave
way aH6 ne plunged head foremost into
The see-hinE flames
The building was occupied as z chop
house and the heat was intense Rey-
-ol6s was hauled out from The blazing
structure and taken 70 the central
emergency hospital Burns about his
head. neck. arms and hands have
caused him great suffering He Will be
taken 10 his home al. 1857 Geary street
today.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
OVERCOME BY PRosPERITY

william Terwilliger, an iron worker
~ years Of age. who lives al 1854
O'Farrell street. was found lying IN p
vacant loL I'm Mission street between
Sixth and Seventh at an early hour
yesterday morning, nearly dead from
exposure TerwiiliEer sold 4 piece OF
property about q week ago for $500
and had been on a spree since. Previ-
o-s % selling his property he had taken
IL kealaw c---a
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
WANTS TAXES RETURNED

Suit against the city for the return
Of S3.675 taxes paid under protest was
fled by Benjamin H Lichtenstein yes
rerCay- That sum represents the
amount paid by Lichtenstein for the
special levy for the Geary street rail-
road. the bond redemption and interest
fund. the increase Of teachers salaries
and the fund for repairing and sweep
ing streets. It is alleged that the
board OF supervisors exceeded its
powers in levying these special taxes
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
PIONEER SHIPPER DIES

Jonathan Middleton. one of the pio-
neer shipping and commission men in
1851 Pine street. at o'clock yesterday
evening. Middleton came to San Fran
cisco in 1860 and founded the firm of
Middleton & Co. He was in business
until five years ago, when he retired
He was 50 years OF age and leaves a
wife and seven children.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
WILL OPEN NEW BANK

The application OF the Butte Valley
state bank 10 open a commercial bank
at Doris, Siskiyou county, was granted
yesterday afternoon by the bank CONF
missioners. The Butte Valley state
bank is incorporated for s25,0o0 fully
subscribed. Following are the. direc-
tors: Samuel E. de Rankin, Fred c.
Stotser, J. F. Mitchell, o. E. Moore and
A A Atkinson
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
ALIEeEp BURGLARs CArGHr

Detectives Bunner. Freel and O'Dea
arrested Frank Leahy and Herman Mil
ler last night and charged them with
burglary. On June . the sample rooms
of The Baltimore hotel We're broken
d iuto and several alligator purses and
leather novelties belonging 10 L Over
meyer, travelling salesman were
stolen. When arrested last night the
two men had some Of the stolen goods
IN their possession
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
TWO ARRIVALS FROM SAN PEDRO

The steamer Westerner. Captain An
derson, and the steamer BROOKLYN
Captain HenricksOn, arrived last night
from san Pedro. Both vessels made
the run in 80 hours.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
Removal

DR.. Redmond Payne, Eye, Ear, Nose.
Throat: DR.. Clyde Payne, Dentist. have
removed 10 146 Grant avenue corner
Post street, San Francisco. Hours II
70 l. Phone Kearny S.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
FALL FRACTURES SKULL

Frank Geick. 65 years old. who lives
al 139 Broad street, Ocean View. while
climbing the stairs on his way 10 Dr.
John c. NewtOn's ofice, O'Farrel and
Devisadero streets. last night. fell and
sustained a severe fracture OF the
skull
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03

OLD SUIT DIsNISSEDLThs action brought
against Charles Beach in 1854 By the United
States government. charging him with suborns-
tion OF perjury. dismissed yesterday hy
Judge z. 8. Harrington in the United States
district court. Beach died some years ago
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03

money-visit Visitacion-take $500 with you that EI
enough to secure lot
Don't go without $500 in your pocket-remember
don't have to buy OtWe make buy simply be-
give you free ticket Visitacon and return but
you will insist owning share in the greatest City Amer
lea when you 1t.
Vstacion has proven self-he wonder city the
vestor
See Visitacion-study the situation-youn buy
Don't wait until the prices go higher-they have already
increased 10 per cent.
Every day that slips by you're losing money-another
In price will soon take effect.
you failed to take advantage of the discount before June
29th don't fail to buy before prices go up-up-up-
can't tell where the top will be-.
Every that bought before June 29th is goryng in
his early purchase.
One hundred houses being contracted for-thirty will
go up immediately-turn that your mind for
then fgure-Is Vistacion up and doing?
One of the prominent San Francisco real estate told
the price of business lots from $3.50 600
won't do it now-we will later
We have plan for everybody-it will be made public
and will interest every that has visited Vsacion
Visit Visitacion-we say it again-Visit Visitacion
See Vistacion at expense nOw-tOday tomorrow
the day OF the the day that marks the ndepen
dence of the worlds greatest nation.
Visit Vistacion tomOrrowS5 invested IN Vsacion will
mark the day of independence indvduaI-brng
the family-tickets free. Come Sunday too.
If you can't come send of the coupons below.
We will safeguard your interests would own
as you would your
There has been change in the time tabe-the Sunday
trains leave at $50 and IL 10 the morning and 2O in the
afternoon besides other trains during dav Trains week
days 10 a.. and 2:10 p. m. Come early.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
SAILS FOR THE SOUTH

The steamer Coaster, Captain Hig-
gins. sailed late last night for San
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
PROSPERITY HRE-WE TOLD YOU LAST week PROSPERITY WAS DANNG

fHM We told you three great about Vstacon's
lAsW prosperity
WsN We told you Vsacon buyers would make money-bg
RW money-and they have.
ET Prosperity sweeping the country with greater
than recall The greatest prosperity the United
sss States will
So So many thousands employees their
July 1st that resolutions have been passed throughout the
s3 country to call July 1st Unemployment day.
The financial unrest has ceaedconfdence is restored
81 Doesn't that look like prosperity?
The City of Visitacion leading all in activity and
ssS perity.
~ Visitacion is railroad city
S Prosperity is upon us- is here.
Visitacion will soon have population of twenty-five thou
H# sand
A We have you day day great
s8 yards shops and docks
Z We have told you all about the thousands of dollars
HM wages to be paid at Visitacion
& We have told you about HarTman's wonderful work
millions Visitation make what
"a We have told you Vstacon but II from Third
~ and Townsend streets.
sSH All these facts truths with big 'T.''
Hundreds and hundreds of lots have been sold
vative who investigated the
81 put before the public.
S Mechanics alike >Visacion
4a Wise clerks and railroad have taken
& tage of this opportunity to become Independent.
So Make offer the purchase price to lot
- Nstacon his her property and how quickly will
- be refused.
sxH There other lots at Visitacion
81 Ii want pay year after yearlf don't
- to make money-dont go to Visitacion
If you don't pay rent-if you do to make
- CONE EARLY-ON THE TRAN
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
MERIT DoEsN COUNT.

just where the Republicans of Gila
county stand. viii be definitely ascer
tanned at the Tucson convention next
Saturday at which two delegates will be
selected to represent the territory at the
national convention. Two county con
vcntions were held here yesterday and
it would take the full bench of the
United States supreme court to decide
which was the regular one and which
the trump" convention. Both of the
warning factions have excellent argu-
menst in their favor and as nearly as a
layman can decide, both were "regu-
lar" ~
However, the merits Of either faction
will not land one or the other in the
territorial Convention. The deciding
factor will be which of the two terri
torial faetions--the Kibbey or the anti
administration-will have control of the
convention. Very often eontesting dele
gates have had little or no rights, but
have been seated, because they were
with those who were in power. That s
one of the pet injustiees of politics.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
WALL STREET REFORM.

Will tina stock exchange act, or viii
it wait until action is too latcl II
should do two things; first, confute pop,
ular fallacies concerning stock speeula.
ton; and, second, take steps to effect
certain reforms in the stock market
that world 90 far toward removing
valid grounds Of complaint, says the
Wall Street journal.
The unlisted department should be
abolished. 1t is true that market
master cannot guarantee the quality Of
goods sold in the booths. That is a
matter where the buyer protects him
self. He is morally and legally bound,
however, to see that the buyer of cof-
fee gets coffee, If the coffee disagrees
with the purchaser, or is bought at a
higher price than it ought to com.
mand, he has his own Judgment to
blame. The stock exchange admits this
principle in its listing department, 1t
might otherwise list nothing, and re-
duce itself to the Level of the curb.
Nothing has done more to create pan.
ic conditions at the most critical time
than the preposterous call money rates
quoted on the floor Of the exchange. No
other stock exchange in the world toler-
ates anything of the kind Most of
the borrowing in Paris is done on"e al
month and all or it in London is done
twice a month. Il is done outside the
exchange there, because it belongs out
side. a regulation that no member may
refuse to trade with another member Of
the board is just, even if the financial
standings of the members differ But
a market where lender of money can
not choose his own borrowers in times ,
of crisis is no market at all.
The call money market represents
small vested interest, like the unlisted
department. 1t is the vested interests
which are the obstacles to reform. Ev-
erybody will remember what happened
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
Canvas awnings-Globe Paint Co.

That languid, lifeIess feeling that
comes with spring and early summer,
can. be quickly changed to feeling
Of buoyancy and energy by the iu-
.dieious use of Dr. Shops Restorative.
The Restorative is a genuine tonic to
tired, rundown nerves, and bat few
doses is needed to satisfy the user that
DIR, Shops Restorative is actually
reaching that tired spot The indoor
life of winter nearly always leads to
sluggish bowels, and to sluggish eircus
lation in general. The customary lack
of exercise and outdoor air ties up the
liver, stagnates the kidneys, and oft
times weakens the heart s action. Use
Or. Shops Restorative a few weeks
and all viii be changed A few days
test will tell you that you are using
the right remedy. You will easily and
surely note the change from day TO
day. Sold by, Palace and Globe
Pharmacies.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12

1t is understood that Judge Whitcher
wrote the endorsement of the Roosevelt
administration adopted by the "regu-
lar" convention and that George Mauk
wrote the endorsement of Kibbey S al
ministration. 1t is safe to assume that
these gentlemen swallowed personal
feelings in order to voice the sentiments
of ella county Republieanism. But they
must have gone down awfully hard.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
CATLIN & POWELL co.
Stock Brokers
ial Attention PAID

ItII y w HIII'I TfIf u
New York Curb, London Market, San
Francisco Stocks, Unlisted Securities
Active and Inactive Mining Shares.
We are the odest established bouse IN n eu
YORK making speciattv OF unlisted secur.
'ues We refer to any bank IN New York
Our statistical department is complete and
up 10 GATE and wewill be glad 10 answer all
Inquiries for information and nuote nrices on
Private wires.
Philadelphia Office: DIexel Building.
SIS Wall ST.. NEW YORK.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
the cough syrup that tastes nearly as
good as maple sugar and which chill
dren like so well to take. Unlike near
ly all other cough remedies, it does not
constipate, but on the other hand it
acts promptly yet gently on the
bowels, through which the cold is
forced out Of the system, and at the
same time it allays Inflammation. Al
ways use Kennedv's Laxative Cough
Syrup. Sold by Hanna s Drug store,
22S Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
AT THE CHURCHES
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal churc

ST. raul Methodlst 6plSccpal Churcn
(The Church Around the Corner)
Communion services at 10 a, IN. and
$50 p. mA and preaching by the pastor.
All Christians are invited to the Lord S
Supper. The choir win sing special mu.
sic appropriate to Palm Sunday. Sun,
day school at 9:45 n. m. North Globe
Sunday school at . p. m. Epworth
League at 6:45 p. m. to 1920 p. m. The
choir under the able direction of Mrs
Arkills IS preparing = fine musical pre-
gram for both services Easter Sunday.
At the morning Easter services members
will be received and adults and children
will be baptized. The official board and
pastor join in extend ng cordial invi
tation to any and all people. f. G..
Decker, pastor.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
Just Recauso

Your cough is only in the throat and
does not trouble you now, don t think
that it needs no attention. When it has
not had much of start is the time to
check it. The slightest cough easily
leads to Pneumonia, Bronchitis and
Consumption. a bottle of Ballard Is
Horehound Syrup will cure that cough
The price puts il within reach of all.
Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12

when American Sugar was the orjing
scandal of the exchange. 1t wosdd not
list, and did not list az. :aa=s.4! sne ATTEMPT
to strike it off stirred the most power
full interest," outside.
The stock exchange should go to work
TO effect these reforms. Now Is the
time TO act.