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The Dickinson press., 1908-04-18

.Juvenjk Opera
Curtain Rise. at soc b. m., Sharp
PROGRAM
Military Orchestra, Overture, "The Time, Place and
Girl Jos. +. Howard
mo You Don't Galop Burlesque," 49,. DRUMMER
PIANO TRIO
A. Riessbeck, M. Scott, F. Noll
3.-"The Dentists Clerk, ......... Farce in One Act
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Dr.: Puff, the Steam Dentist Froelich
K }a,,Gs' 61lG Pe4,e nsxabter s sc%Tenn
Bobby Brown, Jagged Beres
Charles H. Pumpkin j. 1hly; Pat. o'Galigan, E.
4.-"Military Orchestra, March" .1vanhoe
Van Alstyne and Butler
ga War of Roses .Burrow
Drill, Twelve Girls
6.-"Joan of Arc Solo," .Bordese
Miss F. Kihm
Drill and Chorus, Fifteen Boys
;. II: Altman ao.f Piano, {. Itch
o-Military Orchestra. "Golden Sunset Waltzes"
l. Hall
1o-"A Trip to Europe" .Operetta in Three Parts
CHARACTERS:
"Aunt Sue" the Chaperone. ...............K. Laufer
"Dick," an Uncertain Fellow. .............E. Froelich
Lillian, a Small kock
First Girl Tourist Miller
"Second Girl Tourist" ............... Steckler
"Third Girl Tourst" ......"...:.. J. Weisgerber
"First Boy Tourist" Faller
"Second Boy Tourist" Kunz
"Other Tourists, Boys and Girls
"Captain%,. I. +. 81. :..............N N. Steckler
" fSs'? saii t'DSse N. :i: j, Beies and j: .sehe slz
p 11.-"Im, Bad" !: .~..,, j.. . =. ~. Fender
Recitation ~: :.:!3 q. Rock
12-"La Fleurette" Piano Duet. I. Wellesley.
!. 80 49, 49, :" ~. ~ :" - NJ. Parker!and;R Wilson =, 80 j. g.
s,s-:Miiiitt3arry oo1tsehh4essttrsass Missouri Rag Nv" {: Powell
d. { s]e e,4a t' $500. Comedy in One Act
.::.. .s F.. l. H. 80 s.. ;" CtIAARAcrRRs: 50. 49,. - /.
.''yoe Garvey" ::.A.... $500, ::..":>. F. Fr9elich
: Jim jackson" ::5..s =: .::... :..:.::':::: Beres
Hiram OUT. 1885,: -.:.. hunz
@% I'M. s 9r : s. ;'>..'. R We S!sed'et
:.. ORCHESTRAL: = 60"
15-~The Dickinson Armory March" .Jos.A. Merth
16-"Kissing Papa Through the Telephone" ::
Westendorf ..:. olo......"..... J. Fischer
17-"Fanfere Militaie" .Anschuetz
Piano uet..........M Misses 1. Peet and E. Kihm
1S-"Children's Symphony" .........F. Chwatal
CAST:
Frances Noll, Katie Schultebein, O. and A. Riessbeck,
Nick Steckler, Joe Scheeler, Hazel Altman,
Jennie Steckler, Margaret Scott, Lizzie
Scheeler, Emma Wagner
1o-MiItary Orchestra. :"Finale"
pAlNV RUTTFIANn cnMpAk
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
GOLD STRfWS PATH
OF THAW'S FRIEND
APittsburg Sammy" McPher-
sons Lavish Escapades Bring
Woman to Police Inquiry

Although Pittsburg sammy Nc
Phsrso1. 4 boyhood friend OF Harry
Thaw and wealthy Pittsburg contractor.
has been in san Francisco little less
than = week. he has burst into the
iinellght bE his lavish expenditure OF
money McPherson's trail IN this city
has been a golden one He has made
uncOmmoniy large gifts OF money 10
women friends. and he set the wheels
OF fortune spinning az the Northern. the
gambling resort IN san Mate0 county.
when he visited the place few nights
ago The $50 iimit which existed at
that place was abolished AZ McPherson-s :
request according 10 his story, told 10
Captain OF Detectives Kelley
The police became aware OF the srath
that Mcpherson was cutting when CON-
plant was made 70 Captain keller
that Mcpherson had been robbed OF
$1,000 by a fair haired woman who
accompanied him 10 the Northern and
10 the beach on several trips
Mcpherson a Miss Pierce and Jack
Coh-man- chauffeur. were brought be-
fore Captain Kelley for an investsgz-
ton Then Mcpherson became indiz-
nant that he should be questioned as
10 where he spent mis- money
rs not this coin my own he asked
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Thief TRIES TO
STEAL FAMOUS
KEITH PAINTING
Natchman FOiIs Burglars At
tempt to Make Away With
Noted Picture
Shoots Twice at Man. Who
Drops Valuable Loot and
Makes Escape
Crook With Artistic Discern
ment Is FoiIed in Idora
Park Art Robbery

OAKLAND. Oct z0-An unknown
thief possessing artistic disoer1nent
attempted 70 steal from the Art and
Crafts exhibit at I6ors park che Of is
most valuable paintings this morning
a. $50 o'clock Night Watchman
Tin Holland. who was guarding the
building. heard the movements OF the
thief as he tined 70 get William
Keith's famous painting. the Noun
tzins of California cut of window
and scared the burglar away with TWO
pistol shots, which failed 70 hit their
marx
The crowd OF visitors and attendants
~ the AFT show which : being held
tl the skating rink At tie park this
week had Al gone home about Il
O'Clock and Holland locked the place
~ While passing down an outer hall
way. shat OF ~ canvas from the pic
rure gallery some tine later, he heard
footsteps
He rushed toward the gallery and
arrived Just 81 time u see . nan dive
hesEforeIosr through TIE light wiz
COW sash Al one side of 1he gallery
on The foor IsT the picture where the
-hief rad dropped II IN his fight Hol-
-sud rsn 70 The window bu1 couL6 see
I'd sign of the intruder
That the rhisf knew something about
-ls value OF paintings Is evident from
lle fzcr that TIE picture be attempted
-l steal had been recently sold % the
Fe--er hotel mana cement q santa Bar
tsra Tor Ss.B1n- IL j. from the brush
q William keItE one II tire most
noted landscape pslEters = America
and slows IRE wonderful c1Iori-g and
! 1earrg u HoEntsins Ezs5 -sF1nes "a tte
=rraE
II couIE not describe fte thief said
Holland this afternoon -beczuse he
vas oUr the window into -he darkness
before 7 arrived i1 the gallery He
could hear uly footsteps evidently. and
intended 10 take I'd chance q being
caught The only wsF / can imagine
thar hs Eor into the gallery Is by
climbing -Ee tree that stands outside
-1e windows He probably climbed
into u Ehue the visitors were here
and Ezited until al Vas quiet
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
BIGGY IN AUTO
RUNS DOWN BOY
Policeman Driving Machine Not
Arrested and Chief Won't
Tell Why

Bernard Cole. L years old. hving
with his parents 81 lis Cole street.
was run over and severely injured by
the police automobile al Cole and
Hsight streets yesterday afternoon at
SIS o'clock Chief OF Police William
]. Biggy. Captain of Detectives James
Kelly and Captain Of Police Henry
Gleeso1. with Policeman James Neeiy
acting as chauffeur, were in the ma
chine when the accident happened
The party Of police officers was re-
turning from the stadium in Golden
Gate park where the police drill and
review Is TO be held soon The auto
mobile was following in the wake OF q
rapidly moving Haight street car.
when II turned out and struck the boy,
who was crossing the street
Young Cole. who IS the son OF VIII
liam K Cole, manager of the Mission
branch OF the Anglo-Californisn bank.
was hurried IN the machine 10 the park
emergency hospital Il was found
after reaching the fnirmary, that there
was no physician sin attendance. the
doctor having been removed 10 lessen
the citv's expenses A doctor was found
in the nefghborhood- The boy was
treated for an injury 10 mis- shoulder
and a few bruises and then removed TO
his home
During the present crusade against
speeding automobile drivers who have
been running down pedestrians. the
chauf<eurs have been booked In each
case for battery Policeman James
Neely. who was driving the car, was
not placed under arrest When Chief
Rtxxv was asked why Seely had not
been booked on charge Of battery. as
I. fhe custom, he declined to answer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
HATFIELD STARTS
FOR COAST TODAY
Writ of Habeas Corpus Denied
and Dunham Suspect Is Given
to California Officers
SPECIAL. DISPATCH 10 TIE CALI


FORT WORTH. Tex. Oct so--wil-
liam Hatfield. alleged 70 be J. c Dun
ham, charged with numbering six per
sons in California was denied a writ
of habeas corpus at Sherman late this
afternoon and the court issued an order
10 the sheriff Of Grzyson county 20 turn
Hatfield over 10 the California cf1icizls.
Sheriff LangfoTd and Deputy Burlington
OF San jose The transfer viii take
place tomorrow morning. when the Of
fcers- with their prisoner. viii start
for the coast. Clarence Parker, a Fort
Worth attorney accompanying them
He viii represent Hatfield IN his pre-
iiminary and ensuing trials
Hatfield appears cowncast. but not
surprised at the turn OF Affairs against
him today and had. in fact. almost de-
cided 10 make no hght and return 10
California without resistance. Hatfield
denies that he IS Dunhem and saws he
IS confident he can prove his inno-
cence 10 the satisfaction OF the Cali
f0rnIa courts The authorities here be-
Iieve that Hatfield is Dunhau because
O- AIS 1r-SAA attempt 10 escape 1ro-E
the Sherman jaiI and because farmers
with whom he claims 10 have worked
failed TO recognize him
San jose officers were here several
weeks ago for Hatfield but could not
identify shim positively Hardly had
they returned home when the governor
OF California ordered Hatfield brought
there Ter Identification and trial Dur
ing the last two days o1ly has the
prisoner shown any signs of weakness
and tonight is reported slightly III and
strangely nervous after 50 long a Pc
riod OF perfect poiss and coolness
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
CARLOAD OF BURBANK
CACTUS Is SHIPPED
SpineIess Plants Sent to Los
Ban0s and Are Valued
at 500 900
sPECIAL DESPATCH 20 ZEE az.


SANTA ROSA Oct .2o.-A carload of
the Burbank spineless cactus Is being
shipped TO Los Banoz. in the san
Joaquin valley. where II is 70 be plant
ed IN the hopes OF furnishing abundant
and valuable cattle feed on the dry. hot
lands OF the valley The plants have
been taken up By the roots and viii be
trznsplan<ed. although all the broken
on leaves n1ay be stuck in the ground
and viii grow equally as well as the
original plant Mr. Burbank Is author
srr for the statement that IN I'VE years
from fr2nsplantIng an acre OF the cac-
tus viii yield - tons OF leaves 10 the
ard fulf Of watery nozlrishrnenr The
fruit is also very delicate table food.
The carload Of plants is varued At
en- route to see that it Is not broken
open and robbed
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
KILLS HERSELF BECAUSE
BROTHER REFUSED AID
Alleged Reason for the Suicide
of Mrs. Anna ConweII. a
Kansas Dress Maker
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

PITTSBURG. Kans- Oct 2e.-Miss
Anna ConweiI- aged 50. q dress maker
here for years. was found dead in her
apartments al SIS North Broadway to-
dav. having taken laudanum and chlo-
roforru. Pathetic letters in her room
Indicate she committed suicide Satur-
dsv and told OF sister. Mrs Young OF
Atch5son. Kans-. and c. y. ConweiI OF
santa Rosa Cal He is said TO be a
very wealthy man and 20 have refused
10 aid her Poor health and inability
10 work and sustain herself are the
reasons given in one of her letters for
ending her life
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
N LAwLEss CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct 81 daring day-
light robbery occurred at Haistead
street and Washington boulevard to-
fa~ wl1en H p Stevenson was bezrer,
Srrn in=ensfbiIity by two highwaymen
xfso rhen escaped with q sarcheI in
which Stevenson Was carrying s9.8o0 10
the hank large crowd was collected
~ TIRE struggle. but the assault and
-onherr were perpetrated so quickly
that the robbers had good start when
pursutt began
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Impertinent Question No. IA
Why doesn't honesty pay?

For the original this quesion-the
briefer the bener-The Call viii pay FIVE DOLLARS
For the next FIVE answers The Cal viii pay ONE DOL
LAR EACH Pnze winning answers vii be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed to the Make
your answer short and SEND 1T ON A POSTAL
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
to
rnrke 81
He's OF his class up here earth
7-eo T. Bx-.-t ~ Day STE
He don't know: don't know; don't know; God only
know
p1<e : C.p7 s.
he devil knows the eresto only guess
rrizes vs. s Krr.P o buzs7 .kl.n1
A prophet a gIbbet instead OF
sn< = Ps-7.1
He talks often. and he builds
. Mrs sus hortss
The people he's harmless
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED

Edward P. BAR OF 81 Valencia
street. q printer, Was run down az six
teentn and valencia streets by an auto
mobile driven by Jacob Heymann OF
2111 Broderick street wholesale dealer
In nrfnterss supplies at s O'Clock last
night Blair. who was riding motor
cycle at the time WAS not severely in
ftred. Heymsrn Was arrested and
booked on . charge OF battery. He was
released on s1e cash bail
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
POSSES Will ROUND Up sauAws

N7<SOTTLA Mont Oct 7e.-Two
nosses OF Indian police have left the
ris4head agency for the purpose 81
rounding up the s1uavs who were with
tf1a four Indians who fired upon and
killed Deputy Game Warden Charles y
Pexror SUNDAY There are two India n
trails leading from the agency 10 swan
lake where the tragedy occurred The
names OF the four Indians are not
known
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21

BELGRADE. Oct eo--Gene-zI vuko-
lies. Al Official OF the Nonre1eg-zn
government who left Cstttn5s three
mission % The Servian government ar
rived here TO-DAY AT noon after Al ex-
traor6ina-y experience 81 Agrsm- where
Re was arrested by Austro- Hungarian
c6cizls and detained for several hours
IN Al interview the general said
On ny arrival Al zgram gendz-nes
entered ny car dragged ne cur and
took ne 70 the prefecture CT police.
vas then searched and ny purse.
taken from ne Ny baggage also Vas
completely rz1sacked- I gave the gen
Czruerie my name and explained ny
status IS = special envoy 70 King Peter
/ showed also the pzssporr and safe
conduct given ne 81 the Austro-Hun-
Esrisn legation AZ Cetrin5e. but al 70
no avail
Ultimately I was permitted 70 send
2 telegram 10 Baron ron Ae1re1thzl
the Ausrro- Hungarian minister of for
eiEn Affairs. complaining OF the treat
mert accorded ne. which was a viola
rIon Of international usage After con
siderable delay an order arrived from
Vienna instrucring the police 70 re-
cas- ne. and this was done
7 Vas detained Al the police station
seven hours and ss lost my train con
neeticr my journey was delayed alto
Eether 1z hours
This occurrence has aroused again z
bitter feeling toward ustrfa-Eungsry
or rhe part OF the Serrians and the
people are greatly excited
TIE general IS the hero Of the mo-
meur fn Belgrade 4 great crowd Of
students and Others gathered II front
- IFS hotel this afternoon. and when
-te general entered his carriage 10
drive - the palace The students IN
hsrnessed ire horses and dragged the
vehicle through the streets themselves
Meanwhile the mob shouted its ap-
r.rorsl a king Peter and Prince Sicho-
las and cursed Austria
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
euonERA DErAIxs THE BUronp

NAGASAKI. Oct 2o--The Unife5
sszfee army transport Buford saiisrr
from Manila October L. en- route 60 san
Francfsco. has bean detained here ~,
1r~onrf az the death OF a soifiar a.
board frnm cholera. Another case hss
deyelorsd- hut the patient is rernverf-,r
The ofEcern Of the Buford say thrv IA
not fear further spread of the disease.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION s.1Is

RIO JANETRO- Oct ea-=The French
steamer Pcurunef Pas. with DR. Char
cot and the antarctic expedition aboard
sailed today from this port for Buenos
Ayres From there Dr. Cnarcot wifi
proceed 10 Punta Arenas and after
visiting Ushuaia viii proceed TO Alex
ander Island
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
NIGHT RIDERS
Do AWAY WITH
TWOATTORN[YS
Captain Rankin Is Lynehed and
Colonel Taylor, His PART
ner, Missing
Prominent Tennesseeans Who
Fought Against LawIessness
Taken Away by Force
Militia Modified at Capitol and
Big Reward Offered for
Assassins

UNION CITY, Tenn, Oct. 20.-
One hundred nififian1en under
command of Colonel w. c. Ia
tom mobiIized at the state cap
if0I in Nashville tonight and
left for Reeifoof lake. The or
ders calling them out did not
state whether they were TO do
guard duty at the courthouse
pending the grand jury inpesfi-
CATION of the might riders" out
rage or whether they we're to
90 into field service.
Governor Patterson has Of
fered a reward of $4,000 for the
arrest or the person or persons
guilty of the murder of Colonel
Taylor and Captain Rankin.
UNION CITY. Tenn. Oct 2o.-Colonel
p z Taylor. aged 50 years. and Cap
tain Quintin Rankin. prominent ettor-
neys OF Trenton. Tenn. were taken from
Wards hotel al Walnut Log. Tenn. Is
miles from here. al midnight last night
By masked night riders and muir
dered
Captain R2nkin-s 5ody was found this
morning riddIed with bullets and hang
ing from tree one mile from ne hotel
EEOrSs 20 locate the body of Colonel
Taylor have been futile. but it is be-
iieTad that he also was killed
TAKE TWO VICTIMS
she-ins Of obion and Lake counties
are on their way 70 the scene with
posses Manager Ward OF the Ward
hotel st Walnut Log teiephoned details
II the tragedy He said that zs masked
night riders came 10 his hotel Al mid
night They lined ap outside the hotel
drew their reyolTers and called 10
Colonel Taylor and Captain Rankin
The Two men did not suspect trouble
and came down Immediately. As the
attorneys passed into The frort yard the
riders covered them with their re-
volxsrs and before Rankin and Taylor
had an opportunity 10 retire they were
surrounded and seized They were put
on horses behind night riders and
carefully guarded The night riders
then quietly took up their march from
the hotel. turning down the road to-
ward Reel Foot lake The guests al
the hotel in z few minutes lost the
sound OF hOof beats and nothing more
was heard OF the fate or the two men
until this morning
RANKIN Is LYNCHED
Proceeding TO the edge OF Reel Foot
lake the night riders produced & rope
and placed the moose about Captain
Rankin-s neck He was strung up from
= limb on the bank Of the lake. for the
fishing privileges of which he had con-
tended with the night riders The
masked men then opened fire on the
hanging body. riddiing II with bullets
Colonel Taylor evidently was alive at
this time and witnessed the murder OF
his law partner
Leaving the corpse OF Rankin hang
ing. the riders took Taylor TO another
spot- Search near R2nkin-s body has
failed to reveal trace Of Taylor
While II IS generally believed that
TAYLOR was murdered. as he had no op-
portunity 70 escape. the theory has been
advanced that perhaps he was spared
in order that the demands OF the
masked men might be granted The
trouble between the Inhabitants OF Reel
Foot lake and Taylor and Rankin orig
6nated several years ago. when the two
latter men Incorporated and organized
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21

EVERY vote for
IL assembly consti-
tutional amendment
No. 3 is a vote for
free parties and free
government. Every
voter who fails to
vote for that amend
ment casts a vote for
continuation of boss
rule. The direct pri-
mary amendment
will be at the top of
the last column of
the general election
ballot. Which side
are you on?
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
DUKE OF ABRUZZI
DISAPPEARS FROM TURIN
Reported 10 Have Sailed for
America Under Assumed
Name

TURIN O,rz- cr.=The duke Of Abrzszzi
has suddenly disappeared from Turin
ard ss search has failed 10 locate him
TIE report has gained circulation that
IL has left Tor Americx. sailing under
an assumed name
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Vulgar Defense of Eavesdropper
by Judge Who Seeks Re-
election on Record"
Disgusting Scene When D00ling
Ordered Removal of Cooks
Stenographer
Devoid OF Dignity, the Friend
of Vice Bellows His
Wrath
UphOIds Court Official Who Is
Needed to Direct Campaign
Among Dives

That Joseph Stevens, part
owner of the notorious dive
at STA Pacific street, should
be directing the campaign Of
Carroll Cook in the tender
loin district, where respect
for the judge is the highest,
is no surprise to those who
recall the actions OF Carroll Cook
on the night OF May % last when
Judge Dooling ordered Stevens 10
be removed from window ad-
joining the room IN which the
Ruef jury was deliberating-
Stevens IS now, as he was then,
stenographer in Cooks court The
Ru.i tfi4l having closed. Judge
Dooling caused the jury TO be
hour after the jury began ballOting ths
baiii1 IN Judge Dooling's court dis
covered StenOgraphsr Stevens snsconced
near q window IN Cooks chambers
As vas his duty. the beIlIn remon-
srrated with stevens. calling attention
10 the fact that only an air wsu sepa-
rated Stevens from an open window in
the room where the Ruef 5urymen were
qua-tered and that Their discussion
could be heard easily where Stevens
was seated Disregsrding the fact a.
his presence there would na1ur4-.F
arouse suspicion Stevens turned hotly
on the bailiE ~ith q refusal 70 move
and dsfed the ofscer OF Judge Dooi-
ings court 70 remove him The haflifr
was ar loss for an explanation OF The
presence OF Stevens in cooks chambers
AZ that particular time. especially as ths
ssznogrzpher was provided with a desk
typewriter and phonograph IN The Jury
room used by Cook out OF hearing dis
tance or the roOn in which jury was
celebrating On the fate OF Abe Rusf
Cooks friend and arch bOodler OF san
Francisco
TELLS HIS PET TO STAY
stevens refused 70 explain why hs
was there The bailir. however. quick
II realized that i was his duty 70 have
stevens moved. and he communicates
BY telephone with Judge Dooling- who
instructed him 70 remove StsversHhy
force II necessary IL was then that
Carroll Cook forgetting al respect for
law and decency. forgetting that his
srenog-aphe- mi ghr BE placed under the
ban OF suspicion OF being an caves
dropper for no good cause. went 70 the
rescue OF stevens and By his conduct
provoked public as well as judicial
criticism than would have humIliated
deeply any man OF honest principles
Stevens had reiephOned Cook OF
Judge DOollngs order In less than
half an hour Cook. accompanied By
one OF The Rusf lawyers. who were
eagerly speculsting On the decision
Of the jury. appeared On the scene
He tod Stevens 20 remain where h
had been found b. Judge DoollnE's
baiIffs The latter tried % explain
that a distance OF oniy y inches sep
arated Stevens and the nearest win
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
SERVIANS AROUSED
AGAINST AUSTRIA
General Sent From Montene-
grian Government to King
Peter Resents Detention

LONDON. Oct zi.-A dispatch 10 a
neyrs agency from Athens reports an
enEz<ement between Turkish and Bull
EzriEn troops At Djuma the frontier.
AccOrdinE 10 this repor1 20 BuIzarfans
and 10 Turks were killed There Is Nc
csnhrmaffon Of the report from any
source.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
SUBURBAN
COAST

CssozIne uoso-x have szncs<EfzI trial fruc
Gait 70 stockrcu- Page
Eolils.e- Eree-s visiting Fs--ste-s vho assn
bls fo~ sun1zI meeting os hig5 cO1rz- PAGE
one killed. I've Injured II zut0 sccs5eat sss
salinas PAGE
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21

Continued ON Page :. NiddIe Col 4
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
FOREIGN

SerFIzns sroCsed against AEstziz b detsztt1
q uessea<sr 70 Kirg Peter Page
Jsuznese ezPeror g-eets Admiral sp<rrT Al
rood ~II messages are szrhzage6 PAGE
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY ss
WEATHER CONDITIONS

NESTERDAT-Csezr. west v57ds Esxizzu
tsEperz1Urs. 81. zIzi-u- 50
FORECAST FOR 70DATFzsr- light .o-th
Etlds. chzzgt1E 70 trezh Esz-eriy. Page Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
EASTERN.

Pr0us.e-t att0r1ey q TrrEtoz- Ten lynctei
sy nirnt rider and pG-tner p-obasly ne. sz1.
fate Page /
Gale sweeps cz- q -Tz-k s1d six are
Killed. Page &
SEATTLE a.1sd fc- n=1s -os-sarsr1 of nsrsossi
s-erzEettez- Pare :
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
MARINE
SOCIAL.

E1E1Ee-7el] Rl-17-11f-1 . IL FFE1cfs Has
Irent znd Hsrosd n P0~er. PAGE 9
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-05
OLD RESIDENT
PASSES AWAY

One of the Oldest residents of this
island passed away last night Sylves-
ter Cullen. farmer and rancher, died
at Waiahole, where his home had been
for a great many years. His age was
Sc years, he having been born August
Is, 1922, at Klonkepee, Oldcastle, Coun-
ty of Mead, Ireland. For some time
he had been failing under the burden
of years. DR.. Waterhouse attended
him in his last illness.
He leaves wife and six children liv-
ing-two sons and four daughters. One
son is dead. Mr. Cullen was well to
do and he leaves a large estate. His
favorite newspaper was the. Hawaiian
Star, of which he was one of the Oldest
subscribers.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
at Waiahole, services to be conducted
by member of the Catholic clergy
here.