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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

Gardner. now playing second base for
the New York Hie FLANDERS. Is from the
Hartford. Conn, team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

The Tigers must brace at once or bid
gondby to their chances, The Red SoX,
however, will make trouble at 81. Louis
and ChlCago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

st. Lonis. Sept % -B"sten today de-
feated St Louis ir the second gasp4 of
the rcrirs 3 to l -Four infield hits,
coupled With two errors. gave Boston
three runs In the firth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

The Boston Americans and St Louis
Browns Rave drafted Buff Erman. Mike
Finn thinks well Of the Akron pitcher
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

United States Mining .............'.'. 4,
American WOODEN ..................'.. -"H
tF,y Div.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, sept. %.
The wheat market advanced sharply for
time, today. December closing lo2l?iA,
ont there was plenty for sal" on the hulGe
and December closed sc. off. Corn closed
unchanged, oats iRm1t lower, and nio-
viSimnS SLIGHTLY higher
The Leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-Scpt. 1ooA Dec 1olR: May
l04H.
: GATS-cort 49, DC. 49as; Nav 5114n5s
MESS TORK-Oct. 1875: Jan. 1eS2'2: May
1911.
LAKD-Oct. 10TH: Jan 9S5: MAY 900.
SHORT RIBS-Oct 9S21s; Jan $50; May
892l.
C,sh quotations closed as follows:
-FOUR Firm.
WHEAT-No 3 spring 9sm1o7; 80. . red
CnRN~No. , soah; No. . yellow So,4mSl
OATS-No. s white 47Em50
RTti-Nn. , 76MR
BARLEY Fair to choice mailing 3onG1
tLAX SEED No. 1 ll4AM1224; NO l
orthwcstcrn 1914
TIMOTHY SEEE-Prime 315dr3-J.
CIONER-90o.
SHORT RIBS. SIDES 96.l.m1"o0.
MESS PORk-153JMl537i@
LARD !02u.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES 1oA@lo4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26
Elm ANCIht-
FL. M|LL|KEN & Co.
Bankers and Brokers
IS State Street
Boston

New York and Boston Stocks bought
for cash or carried on margin.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Dispatches from the leading financial
; agencies at our clients disposal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

10 ] F.Tt-f IND, 81,
RIGS 11M20
F.GC;S--S teaty: at market cases includ-
ed 1f6 -: tirstS -: prime frsts %.
CHEESE Steady: 12HMl3k.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

"HARRT G. PULLIAM p"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26
LOCAL BUSINESS CARDS.
WILLIAMSON & BURlEl0H
COUNCILLORS -AT.LAW

Augusta, Maine. Opp r, station
LEWIS A BIIRLEIGH Notartes Public
ERNEST l.. MAGICIAN.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
DIET

BRETZDAFF--May IS. 1905. Augusta.
aged as years. beloved wife OF Her
man Bretzlaff Funeral Thursday
from residence. sos Moran-st.. at
1880. and at Salem church at 2 y. m.
standard. Chene and Mack
COPPERSMITH--Ma is. 190s. at Sac
ramento, Cal. Michael p. age &c
years months. beloved brother of
p. w. Coppersmith. OF Chicago. Ill.
John y. Coppersmith, OF Altoona. Pa.
and Mrs. Arnold Schenk. OF this city.
Burial at Sacramento.
CULLIMAN--In Norfolk. Va. May is.
1908, Sister Camillsn tNeliie Guilt
mani OF Detroit.
cIARK-May IS, at Newark Valley, ".
Y. Maude jerks Clark, wife OF Ma
son j. Clark, daughter of Mrs. J. IA.
jerks, and sister of Mrs NJ. NJ Fish
er. Notice OF funeral later.
FRAZIER--Herbert. husbend OF Isa-
bella. son OF Eliza, Monday. 1920 a.
m. 20 years. Funeral Thursday.
1890, from house, at 1880 from Bethel
church. 50.
FRiCKE--May is. %, m. Emil. be-
\ loved husband Of \AugdstA Fricke.
and father OF Elsie, Edna and Clar-
ence. aged AZ years. Funeral Thurs-
day p. m. standard. from rest
dence. T5s McDougali-
0IRARDIN-May IS, 1905. Annie. be-
loved wife ot Frank :. Girardin. and
sister OF James McCune, OF Lansing,
Michael ]. McCune. of Chicago. and
Mrs Dennis +. OBrien, aged as
years Funeral from residence. Sher-
wood-ave.. north OF Strong-ave., Fri
day. at s:l5 A. M. and from St Johns
church at o'clock.
KAST-May is. at residence. 642 Dix
ave, Frances. beloved wife OF Gus
tavus II. Kast Funeral from resl-
dence. May 81. at S.45.l and Holy Re
deemer church at ?.
PAgCO-At 100 y. M. Tuesday. May
10 Susan Pasco. aged So years. Wild
ow OF the late Thomas H. Pasco. and
mother AHs-AEthat-I Rsssell---l,ts-
neral from her late residence. l3s
Maybury- Thursday at y. ma.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
Daily Death Lis!

Marvin Goellmer months. o76
Sixth; paralysis OF bowels.
Joseph Gryfka. . months. los Thirty
second, commissions.
Athena Lemyre, % years Solvay hos
pital; intestinal obstruction
Joseph SpitZ. 81 years, l19 Benton.
tuberculosis
Lita NJ Mason. 1e years. Saginaw.
Mich: typhoid fever.
Matthew Yackle, 20 years. Grace hos
pital; cystitis.
Catherine Dubois. 81 years, l2S Hast
ings; heart disease.
Carrie-M Brendle. 81 years. 531 Bald
win; ntphritis.
Twenty-fifth; consumption.
Catherine Coyne. 81 years. Detroit
Sanitarium, shock.
Frances kast AZ years. 642 Dix
nephritis
Lydia Graham. 90 years. 921 w. War
rem: rheumatoid anxiety
Mary A. Blackwell. ~ years, SO Gar
field; carcinoma.
Andrew Placon, l year, - Lockwood:
pneumonia.
ole n. b. Olsen. years. Truesdale
and Woodmere; tetanus.
MARY Wells. 20 years, 1853 Thirteenth;
senility.
Beny Sadowski. 9 months. 46s T..
Willis: pneumonia.
william ri. Sexton, 90 years, 229 Nc
Dougall. tuberculosis.
Augusta Bretzlaff, 4s years, Grace
hospital; carcinoma.
nephrits
Marvin Goellmer. months. $40
sixth; paralysis
Frank Wojcik. month. % Annexa-
ton: malnutrition.
James REILLY, T9 years, "a Maybury.
uraemia.
Mary Il. Church. SO years, ia selden;
senility
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
Hannan's Special OFFERINGS

70 HANCOCK-AvEis another bargain
467 sEcoND-AvE. facing Csss par4s
another.
2ls JOS, cAMPAU-AvE.. near Cham
plain 3-story. solid brick and ste0es
GUAR cred oak nnish: steam hssteds
snap.
slBLEy-sT.. near clirord-st.. a-story
into a terrace and pay cash diner-
rnce; prefer east side In mile circle.
tASS FARM. near CEBs-Hve, nortn
side OF street, elegant new z-sto!y
and attic house; rooms and BATH:
nnish oak mshogany' pine ana wni n
7. the time to look this up. II - Well
built and pretty. II you want .
good and artistic home you Will new
81 regret the TIME. (wl
sl4,0O0--Two double brick houses.
corner lot. 60x100: rooms each: mod
ern rents s12s: Western Boulevard.
(F)
s.. 5O0-Desirabie s-room brick We
s nssr ,s dwsiliTr n In North Woodward;
North Woodward--New s-room mod
ern dwelling, $4,000: might take 9
cheap lot part payment Also 5000
house on west side; good nefgnbor-
hood; take $500 lot part payment. cd.
apartment dwelling, double house. And
a single dwelling; now renting at si17
a month: buildings are new and occu-
| pied might take $4,000 OF exchange In
other property. cd
HARDWOOD AVE.
Near woodward ave, north side OF tne
avenue, 2-story and attic house: mn :
| fish oak and pine, combination heat;
$1,000. (W)
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
WILSON'S SENTENCE TO
BE STAYED TILL JULY I

PORT HURON. Mich. May 20.--
(Special) Sentence In the case Of
VIM. Wilson. who was found guilty
by circuit court jury. last night, OF
embezzling nearly 100000 from the
funds Of the Home Protectors frater-
nifty while he MAS secretary OF the or
ganization. Will be stayed until July
4. This will give his attorneyo -
10 make q motion for anew trial. ~
The prisoner will remain IN tail an
ill that time. as he cannot raise tho
necessary $4,000 bail and Judge
Beach. Of Scnilac county. has refused
txu reduce the -aeaeaAtr
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
Marriage Licenses

Simon WIdomski. 80. Mary Nleka. "a.
David Olmsted "a; Augusta r.. Cham
berlin. 81.
William A. Janish. 23. Detroit; Ber-
tina Roehl is, Capac.
Dwight h. Huss. "a; Margaret h.
Wilson, 22.
Albert w Harris. IS; Anna T. McIn-
tosh. 80.
Fred Kanarsky. "a: Ida Cornelius, "a.
Charles #. Corkins. SO. Belleville;
Carrie b. Cooper, q, same.
William Marvin. -. Worthwhile Mary
A Keller. 6l, same.
Isaac Gross SO. Philadelphia, Pa. F;
Fannie Leviant. rs. Detroit
Theodore L. Emde, 80: Bertha For
miller. 80
Archie Leslie. 80. Buffalo. ~ II
Charlotte Conrad. 81, same.
Michael Pacholski. 3S. Anna kani-
kowski, IS.
Walter &. Lehn. 26 Manchester,
Bernice Holmes 25. Detroit
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
BIRTHS

BOYS
John Finn. eos Fairyiew.
Nicholas Keller. $40 Franklin.
Wilhelm June, GIT Lawton.
william Stelt. 6l7 Orleans.
Jason Kessler. l67 Collingwood.
Clyde Critchfield. 255 Eighteenth.
Thomas Mccormick. 365 Wabash.
Michael Rwedisueli, 700 Russell
BOYS.
Conrad Rider. 276 Fairview.
Henry Schonscheck. 54S Mitchell.
Samuel Poole. 4o5 Congress.
Charles Williams. SOS Woodward.
John Ottersdorf. 1I3 Newton.
John Newman, 1876 Toleco.
Giuseppe Moran. 372 Erskine.
Okey Mckinney, 1854 Theodore.
Thomas Hill i65 Fifth.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGES

l. ll4hAN NIi~sD
FLAT near Trumbull.
Will take vacant for equity
COUNTRY STORE and up-to lie
lished % years.; will take city i'm
NICE HOME. six rooms. bath. gas
cellar on Twenty third. near Mc-
Graw; take vacant for equity.
HOME OF ROOMS. bath, gas col
lar. on Burrell. take lot as first pay
nent. balance + Il.
DOUBLE HOUSE. west side. above
Grand River shows IL per cent
take lot and. some cash, balance the
TEN ROOM HOUSE. west Warren
$3250, take lot and some cash as
first.
BELVIDERE. south of Gratiot, six
rooms. | y stories; small payment
and rent Will do balance.
STORES AND THREE FLATS
above. on JOS. Campau. to trade for
I0-ROoM HOUSE on Canheld just
east OF Brush take smaller house OF
vacant for equity
GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY. well
rented; Will take good residence as
part payment.
SfX-ROOM COTTAGE, large lot
take equity I'm n larger house.
1n-ROOM HOUSE with lot, 60x1J0
on Military-ave.. trede for store
building.
TWO FLAT, North Woodward,
hardwood finish. modern, new; own
ers leaving the city and VIII sacri-
fco their equity.
AMERICAN REALTY co,
COMMERCE VI. 14o; G. 40
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
DIED.

RILEY MAY 49, 1905. at his residence,
"a Maybury GrRnd-ave.. James, be-
loved husband OF the late Della Riley
and father OF Frank and john Riley.
Funeral from residence Thursday az
q. NJ. and 80 ST. Vincents church
at $3.50 o'clock, standard
SMlTH--At residence. III Brady May
~, Fannie e.. beloved wife OF George
4, smith. mother OF George M and
Ethel r.. sister OF Mollie lewis. Flu
neral Friday at $3.50 p. m. from resi-
dence, III Brady-st. Toledo papers,
please copy.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
WEST SIDE RESIDENCE
PROPERTY

BOULEVARD. 9s7--Strictly modern. 8
rooms and bath: an ideal home
and convenient for Myrtle and
Michigan cars, 35 II. lot: will sell
on easy terms. VIII be open
Sunday from 2 to D. m.
CAMPBELL, 4gi-Almost new rooms
and bath; strictly modern; will
sell at sacrifice. Will be open
Sunday from 10 4 D. m.
VINEWOOD, near Michigan-9 rooms
bath. gas and cellar; cement
walks; west side OF street; will
sell cheap on very easy terms
Come and make US an OFFER.
V1NEWOOD. near Grand River--Eight
rooms. strictly modern: steam
heat: west side OF street; will sell
at bargain: owner leaving city.
McGRAW. near Sixteenth--A very cosy
s-room cottage; gas, bath and
cellar; $1,000 Terms
TECUMSEH, near Michigan--Almost
new, ROOMS. lot 6Ux11o. $f.75o,
500 down. balance easy.
THIRTY FOURTH. near Herbert-Cot-
tage almost new; large barn;
WABASH, near McGraw-Almost new.
Broom cottage; $500 down. buys
this one.
near Stanley--9 rooms.
furnace. bath, mantei and gas;
must be sold; 81, 500 will buy IT,
l. AMBRECHT. KELLY & CO.
Both phones Sl5. 90 Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21

30 Acfes Ready TO Move On.
Excellent land, all under cultiva ton
and only miles from limits. good
leue 10 buy. stock and ali kinds Of.
implements. we can give a price on
farm alone or with implements that
WILL snrprise you.
WILLAMETTE, HlTCHNr-KT x CO.,
is McGRAW BLDG
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21

HOUSE AND 4I0TS

New story and half suburban home
with four lots 30xl25 each. 81, 200,
5000 down. take Grand River-ave. 81
burban car 20 Orchard Park=ave. just
miles. or 80 minutes ride from city
hall
WILLAMETTE. HITCHMAN q co.. .
--lA McGrAW bldg.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
Rates for Liner
Advertisements

the Times cannot guarantee ACCURACY
OF assume responsibility for errors on
any kind occurring in telephone ap'si
Easements.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
LOST AND FOUND.

WARNING-Any party harboring black
and tan Daschhund. license So. 1908,
after this date, Will be prosecuted:
$40 reward Information OF where
abouts OF same will be paid for
Phone Park 956. Theo. Mar, lo6
Beaubien-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
OLIVER II LAU. NJ D..
GEORGE q. GORDON. NJ ID
DAILY CLINIC

For alcohol and other drug diseases.
Consultation by appointment. Tele-
phone M. 1900. or @. 1880; q. 444-L
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent N word each insertion, six
words or rrHrtfUr thereof 10 the line;
cash in advance. No advertisements OF
less than two lines taken; SIX inser-
tions made, for the price OF h'e "heh
cash Is paid.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
THE DETROIT TIMES
1915 John R-St.
Both Phones:
BELL M. I498
HOME CITY $3.50

The Times has established branch
agencies where classified advertise
ments will be received until III a. IN.
each day The rates charged at the
branch agencies are the same as at
The Times Office. Cash ads only Will
be taken at branch agencies. Follow
ing is the list OF agencies;
EAST SIDE.
Coal Co., 4s2 East
Canfeld-ave.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and
Gratlot-aYss.
Carney's Furniture CO., 10. Gratiot-
ave
T.. brown, 1859 Jefferson ave.
}. Mcpherson, 2400 Gratiot-aver oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
q. G.. Esnsor, S95 Grand River.
Turner stanton, l66 Myrtle-st.
r. Il. DriscoiI, Az Michigan
}. W. Willard, 1919 Forrest west.
W. w. Bush, 594 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21

CASS AVE.
Nile circle west west side !, s- sso yw brick
mouse B sns 4frns ffSiy v ss;yVSi ~"
Psllister-ave.. first block. 30 IT,. SAT
chandier-avs.. frs. block. 80 II. 81. $50.
KinE-ave.. near Brush; 20 #, $3.50;
westminster. corner John r.. N,4oo:
Jo.ephins-avs', near Woodward. 50 IT..
~ D1 SssT r H9usn
sE vIn NV nR NExR vr KERGHE;
Hall EACH SIDE: LARGE Alto.
| FULL BASEMENT. FURNACES. OAK
ANp PINE l,NE rIN Isv;i,l FREE 's X@1
Gait. FOR MIR. ALBERT.
NORTH WOODWARD
VACANT FOR SALE
WOODWARD. CORNER. ls5xaoo it,
WESTMINSTER. CORNER JOHN r..
VERY BEST FOR FLATS OR
| oRABLE TERMS OR EXCHANuE
EAST END TWo. FLAT
BEWICK;,AyE;, NEAR JEFFERSON;
HEAT. cABINET MANTEEs. SEP
ARATE ENTRIES; LAuNpRIE5.
T TEsTMI nEIcE GAI 'ssf pnpT coop g M
LINCOLN AVE.
Modern 2-story and attic house.
rooms, bedrooms, basement. fur
mace. gas and bath. only 600.
L Dept. ].
CENTRAL WOODWARD
APARTMENT BUILDING
10 PER CENT NET
NEAR CENTRAL HTGH SCHOOL: SIX
| FLATS. 7 ROOMS AND BATH
EACH: NEW. SOLID BRTCk: +.
STRICTLY MODERN: 70-FOOT LOTT
NOTHING FINER IN THE CITi,
SEE MR.. ALBERT FOR FULL
| PARTICULARS.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21

A FLORIDA ORANGE GROVE
INTEREST YOU? Would you buy a
, Florida orange grove and lot the in
come pay for r.? Write for our plan
and get special Orange Grove edition
industrial Record" beautifully IL
Illustrated. Jacksonville DEVELOPMENT
Company, Orange Grove Department.
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21

5000. 5000 $3.50, s350--LOTS. one block
from Boulevard and one block north
Of Warren-aVe.; cement sidewalk,
sewer and water and gas $40 down.
BLOOMFIELD
1920 Ford Bldg, Main 1905.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21

With 9 moderate first payment will
buy fine Groom, cottage why pay
rent2
HAYES REALTY co.
li0t Chamber OF Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
Hannah Real Estate Exchange
NEG
Fon sALn-REsrDENor pnoprprv |
ron sALE-REsIDENcp PROPERTY.

/ McGRAW BUILDING.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
MAYOR ENDS FIGHT
ON DR.. ]. {. CLARK
Health Board President Restored
to Office on Eve of
His Trial
Conference of Executive. Ac-
cused and His Attorneys
Applies Whitewasf Brush

ALAMEDA March 30.-Charges filed
Emmett Clark. president OF the board
or health. We're WITHDRAWN tonight by
the mayor. Al the same time the ply
sican's suspension was rescinded and
he was restored to his position by the
mayor.
Thus ended the battle of several
weeks ON tho eve of the hearing of the
charges by the city council. Instead
of going to trial with the accusations
OF Mayor Taylor and the counter
charges by DIR. Clark the two princi-
pals. with Clark's attorneys, held a
three hour conference. at the end of
which they appeared before the coun-
Gil. The following document was
presented:
Whereas, ] am satisfactorily convinced that J..
Emmett Clark NJ. D., president of the board of
health of Alameda has not in the presentation or
approval of any claims against the city of Ala
media Intentionally violated any law. il is stip-
ulsted by me mayor Of the city Of Alameda
Or. CLARK be and are hereby dismissed and the
suspension of the said J. Emmett Clark. NJ. D.,
president Of said board Of health of the city OF
Alameda. is hereby revoked and rescinded and
to his membership in said board of health and
the presidency thereof. and to all his rights
and powers incident thereto. and formerly en-
Joyed by him as such member and president
E. X. TAYLOR.
Mayor of the City of Alameda.
AS soon as it was read Taylor shook
hands with Clark. the crowd in the
council chamber departed and the love
feast was concluded.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
NEW SKIN REMEDY
Creates Big Stir; Drug Stores
Crowded With Sufferers

For several weeks past The Owl and
other leading drug stores in this city
have been crowded with persons desir-
ing a supply OF poslam. the new cure
for eczema This is the drug which has
created such stir throughout the
country since it's discovery one year
ago.
For the convenience of those who
use posIam for pimpies. biackheads.
blotches. red nose. acne. herpes and
other minor skin troubles. special So
cent package has been adopted. in ad-
dition to the regular two-dollar jar.
which is now on sale at all leading
drug stores.
In eczema cases. posian stops the
itching with first application and pro-
ceeds TO heal. curing chronic cases in
two weeks In minor skin troubles. re-
suits show after an overnight applica-
tion. For a free experimental sample.
write direct TO the Emergency Labora-
tories. 80 West Twenty-hfth Street.
New York City.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
The New Sam Franci.cn

The best way to tell your friends in
the east of the progress that San Fran
cisco has made during the two years
since the disaster of 1906 is to send
them a copy of the April Sunset Mag
azine. 1t contains not only thirty-two
full page engravings from photographs
of the city, taken especially for this
purpose. but a panorama picture four
feet long. showing the big buildings in
the center of the city today. Facts and
figures, stories and verses, go to make
nix--San Francisco's phoenix seal of
1S56-gives an official stamp of reality
TO the April Sunset Magazine The bird
rising from the flames tells of the city's
renaissance, and two hundred or more
pages cf pictures and text back up its
demonstration. 1t is just the magazine
to send away to tell convincingly of the
of 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
NEW LICENSE ORDINANCE
MurdOck Withdraws Former

Supervisor Murdock withdrew yes
terday the ordinance introduced by him
imposing a license tax Of $500 a year
on persons selling liquor in sealed
packages. not TO be drunk on the prem
sses, and offered a substitute which is
less drastic. The new ordinance, which
viii be acted upon at the meeting next
Monday, reduces the license tax TO 5000
q year for persons selling liquors in
quantities of one pint or more and less
than two gallons and not to be drunk
on the premises. No provision is made
against the sale Of liquors in sealed
packages at dance halls. etc.
Persons dealing in-light table wines,
malt or fermented beverages viii be
required TO pay yearly license of $40.
The penalty for violation of the ordi-
nance is fne Of not less than $500
nor more than $500; imprisonment for
not less than two months nor more
than six months, or both fine and
Imprisonment.
The substitute ordinance will meet
with the opposition OF the grocers
who viii be affected by it, While
many Of them are not opposed TO
paying a license. they object to be-
ing placed under the control of the
police commission, which will pass
upon all applications for licenses.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
WINDSTORM CAUSES
INJURY TO PEDESTRIANS
Central Emergency Hospital
Surgeons Kept Busy Through
out the Day

Yesterdays windstorm did consid-
cradle damage to pedestrians and
others. The physicians and surgeons
at the central emergency hospital
were kept busy from early in the
morning until late in the afternoon at
tending victims of the breezes pranks.
l. A. Winfrey of Hillcrest and w.
Hurbert. living at $3.50 Eighteenth
street, iron workers employed at the
hall of justice, were injured while
working on one end Of girder. A
granite slab became loosened and fell,
striking the opposite end of the girder.
Both men were pitched into the base
ment of the building. the girder act
ing as a catapult. Both suffered Sc
we're bruises on head and body.
Charles w. Harmon, a teamster liv-
ing at 529 Vienna street, was driving
canvas covered truck at the corner
of Powell and Market streets. A gust
of wind seized the canvas and rolled
If up, at the same time knocking the
driver from the seat. Harmon's head
was bruised.
Henry Israel. living at 327 Guerrero
street was passing d building under
construction at the corner of Hyde
and Vallejo streets when a plank was
blown from the building and struck
hirn or the shoulder.
Others who visited the emergency
hospital to have debris removed from
the ewes were: Fred Clark 323 Lyons
street: Thomas NJ. II. Corbitt, SIS.
Waller street, and NJ Meyers, 302 Lyon
street
A window pane on the third story OF
the Savoy hotel fronting on the corner
of Ellis and Van Ness avenue was
blown out by the wind and the glass
fell on the passersby. No one was in
jured. although several were struck
by stray bits.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-31
REVIVES OLD CHARGE
"ShirtsIeeye Diplomacy" Cry Is
Heard From London Giobe

LONDON. March 30-The newspa-
pers of London have been very chary
of commenting on the matter of the
acceptance by Berlin of Dr. David
Jayne Hill as American ambassador,
largely because the numerous contra :
dictory official, semiofficial and alleged
inspired statements from the German
foreign office in the past week have
perplexed and mystified them.
Almost all the English correspon-
dents at Berlin accepted the foreign
Office statements that .the government
had not objected to Dr. Hill. and they
advanced the mistaken, theory that Am
bassador Tower was scheming to re-
tain his position. The comments thus
far display considerable ignorance OF
the facts.
The Globe revived the old accusation
of .shirtsleeve displomacy' against the
United States and says in this connec-
ton.
'"rhey quite forget that the older ma
tions sometimes take offense at their
casual way of conducting affairs. Ii
Emperor William does withdraw his
objection he will have made a great
mistake. for. in international matters, ii
does not do to play fast and loose