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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
Market Close

EAST BUFFALO. y. y. Sept To-
cattle None on sale. steady. Neais-
Receipts $50. market active. steady ;
cull 10 choice, s6as.I5. Sheep aud
I.ombs--keceipts 1900 lambs active.
sheep slow. steady; lambs. 81 20 a 81;
yeariings. sl25l $50; sheep, S275 n 400.
HoVs--R Receipts j.lO0. market slow,
steady tu 5c lower. workers., 1915 q a5f ,
pigs SouG.25. heavy and mi Ncd. $50
as; roughs. s6Gl $50; stays. s4uI -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Sept l6.-At the MctRI
exchange today. trading was quiet AID
the market was easier In tone. Lead
declined slightly tor spot and nearby
deliveries. Tin was OF &c In asking
prices. other commodities were un-
changed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
,uICACO IIXE,sTO,Ix

CHICAGO. sept. lG.-llOgs Receipts
90 600. market slow. mostly Sc lower.
light $685. 80. bulk S. a 40, niNed
s665d 7.t2ta, pigs. $lG0dG.40; heavy.
81 50 al so. good 10 choice heavy. s6S5
mas. toughs. y665 ass. yorkers.
s5g5m7.&5. Cotle--R Receipts 20 900.
market afoat- tp fr4dc lower. heeves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

Pustnesx-IilSc Prinfsng. TO fuss and
no feathers TIE plain. neat kind that
looks right. Tiihcs Printing Co. ID
John X st Phone 1919
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

A girl hasn't much use for a young
man who carries his small change IL
n pocketbook.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
LIVC 81 - <.
EAST BUFFALO.
Hcport of Market opening by sadler'
n.rt,I L. Cn Merchants

BUFFALO. Sept. 10 Special. lat
tIe--Recelpts lisht and steady. Hogs
Receipts 5000. steady. heavy. Si.65n
10. workers. s1.40u 80, pigs. 81 q 20.
sheep Receipts 1000. steady, cop
lambs g5.25 CalNes-SS.f0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
ModernitN's TrIumph.

Papa was about To apply the strap.
Father" said Willie. firmly. I'm.
less tina, instrument has been prop.
erly sterlizcd | desire TO protest"
This gave the old man pause
Moreover" continued Willie. the
germs that might be, released by the
violent impact OF leather upon por-
Gus textile fabric bat lately exposed
20 the dust Of the streets would be- apt
TO affect you deleteriously.
As the strap fell from nerveless
hand. Willie sloped--Philadelp
Ledger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17

Say a grace for gratitude; II is &
rare virtue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Sept l6.-Close Chicago
has onlS about three and qu@Itel
million Of bushels OF wheat that ca
be delivered on september contracts
and the shorts in that option are IN i
bad way. The elevators are dellVerlhS
September wheat ana paving hatn y
cent 10 cent for fresh wheat. Ihs
condition makes IL appear like niSh
prices for some time in the future an
less CHICAGO receipts greatly increase.
The market on Wednesday suffered
some sharp bear attacks, but managtd.
As general rule. To overcome thcnl.
Tie general tone WAS rrm ana pu' $
we're well satisfied with the trend OF
Wheat uota,ions-cssh 80. : red 81
higher at Si.Vrlspg gained -, dropp
20 sl.Ol. advanced 10 slo2i. May
opened at sl.04ia. advanced 70 sl2f'.
declined re. advance 10 10 sl'oo Z 40 .
red. &c. No. ! white. S9c 81
Coarse grain quotations; Corn-Cash
No 3. sue. No. 3 yellow, SIC
Oats-Cash No. 3 white &c asked
hye.cash no. So ' oe,o6er. cars
clover seed-- Prime october. 700 naGs
at $50; March. zoo bags ~ $40; sam :
at S. 80 AZ sa75, sample alsike. :
bags at $3.50. 10 AT s.. at s., . al So.
Timothy seed-Priine spot. loo bags
eDocSipts IN the Detroit market on
Wednesday. included 1900 bbls OF -four.
cars OF wheat . OF corn and OF
oats. Withdrawals were 400 bpls OF
-four stocks are $685. bu OF wheat.
l07.a-S bu o.. corn. 2t2.112 bu OF oats.
and 1851 bu Of rye
Wheat receipts at ST Louis $4,000
bu. YEAR ago. $4,000 bu
Winnipeg wheat receipts, A., cars;
wear ago, $50.
Kansas City wheat receipts, 10 cars:
year ago. 1863.
Wheat In Liverpool closed ! y al I'D.
and corn ind higher
Northwestern wheat receipts We'd
ncsday. 1901 cars, year ago, 403
Exports OF wheat and flour Wednes-
dav $4,000 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wednesday, l,11J.000 bu; year ago, i, e
10000 hu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. sept I5.--Wheat open. i
D., a s, 90 over yesterday on the surprls =
ing strength shown in the Liverpool
market which offset the larger nort.-
w.st receipts There was commission
house trading on both sides
Opening prices " heat-Sept., 500 ;.
Corn-Sept. 49,. q 191ac Oats-Sept.
not quoted, Dec. ssla G 1875 20 4";ac
iard--Ian.. $685. Ribs---Jan.. 1855.
Resting spots showed gains of q q
20 I'm wheat. corn showed losses OF .
Hll,c. and oats were on = % i.c. Pi0-
visions declined l0Q &c.
Closing prices: Wheat--Sept.. Nol $
Corn-Sept. 19c bid. Oats-Sept,. =
IN IS sc Pork-Sept.. sl+.95. Lard
sent. 1896 Ribs--Sept, Se.57le.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished By
Lewis ~ Gorton. 14l3 Majestic building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28

Haie sur Heiie ms Mnslano &c.
iorgt 6. @aine, @r. 413, Ci-galti'
moreitrake, maize gaitum Sonie Iue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28
HGtbicl6aitcr ltnalifsfaQ.

Nem. gorf, q. MGr5.- Seute
0ormittng muroe i'm Sole oes Sat-
les Hr. 473. 5. Npenue, ser anItrci.
der $. Gutenberg bepubtlos ani ben
SteinilieBen geiunoen uno in tier
benoem 3ultanoe in ooS nSorlem-
Soipitol" eingelieiert. 0ie @brens
berg, ser i'm iedIten Stodperf beS
SouIes mobnt, 5u ieinen tobtlihen
8%erlesungen fam, lit bis Jest nod
nift oufgeflGrt woroen, luenn es
aid pabriheinlid lit, oaB er aus
Sem sSeniter l~tiir5te. @os 81 Dem
R1tbiel bes Safes piel beitr1gt, lit
oos ieltiame 8erifpinoen ser @ot.
tin oes Sterbenoen uno i%eiter &in-
ser. @ie Sausbepobner er5dblen,
lief 1rou Gutenberg NIT ibren alei.
men 5tpiihen 8 uno 10 llbr belite
&ormittng ibreieno uno oie Sanoe
rinaeno Die 5reppe binab. Weoer lie,
nod oie ainoer moren 0iqens, ibre
furbtbare aufregrng 81 erfloreit.
Sic lieien alf sic StroBe biltalis uno
peridmanoen UNI Die nGdite gde.
SSm Sole lpuroe Damn ipGter Der Der.
lette Gutenberg geinnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28
Scirat6s qiecn3en.

Tolgcnoe &eirotbS 2icen5cn ipur-
Oen geitern pom Glcrf 0eS Gonlmon
YlcoS.@ erid)tS aitSgeiteQt:
6reocrid $. Hcid, 80, @ittiuer, Nr.
$50. @eit-6 opetteitroBe, unO 2ouiia
&. &olt, 80 Sabre olt.
SbomoS g. Yorrett, %, uno @lt.
TINA Toli, 10 Sabre oft; 2iccn5 &c.
bolt BON Sreocrid u. Gins, Ger, 500,
Worren- Npenue.
Wourice @einberg, 81, unO Goic
Scigel, 90 Sabre oft; 2iccn5 gebolt
bon u. Soiier, iilny Rr, $40, giS,
quitbitraBe.
@omaro i. &orper, %, uno Winnic
Goulburn. - Sabre oft; 2icen5 &c.
bolt bon 8corge Ssman Nr. TAO, g..
@opitroBc.
Sobn 81. 9roobllrn. 81, @aibing.
ton. 9. g., uno Wobel 81. Gublip IS
Sabre oft; @oibington, 3. s.
Noolpb 81. u. &orte, At, Rr. tt0t.
GotbeorulItrobc, unb Heatd Snouier,
% Sabre oft.
Sbeobore u. 0rager, ilin., q. Hr.
113. Noro.9ornepitrobe, mo Narp
s. Stint, q Sabre alt.
Silmore @ilion 30, 8eibington,
.. g., uno Wor9oret armitrong, %
Sabre oft, @uibington, 3. g.; 2icen5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28

Shmeine unb 7 Bfcrbe INN. Ser
9runo crci9ncte iih 0onnerItogWtors
gen. Scr S6aOen bctrGgt 5000 Col
lars.
Mcib NIT 9icbcn um3ugcs
gchcn.
Ser 5tpci WeiIcn mnterbalb Cunt
bcrlono am Gbeiopeote 3 Ohio . &as
uoI ipobnbofte Surmer Charles u.
Wolie entoeftc IN ser Nad)t uonYtitt.
ipoh oilf 9onneritoQ Giebc in leinem
Seller. Gr id)ob nit Der S6rotflinte
in oen ounflen Seller bipein uno per.
ipllnOete cilen ser Gicbc am glrm.
Nui @cfcbl beS SormerS fomen sic
0onoitcn, brei an Scr 3obl, Damn
aus Dem Seller bernu3 mo pcrlieBcn
Den Glot.
@orcn eS 80 Id trcitcr?"
Sn scr N1be bon @oloorf Charles.
County, Wt6., 1T in Scr Nobt bon
9onnerltog oli gcltcrn sic groBc nit
Gobof ongcfiiatc Shcltltc oe8 Sor'
merS SofobS bcrnton nicOcrgcbromt.
g8ic boS Scllcr cntltono, lit nidt be.
fonnt.
de 9rnrbmu II.
txfSa& SEN.
@ci'm 2oihen zines flcincn @olb.
bronbeS in Der Hdbe bon SorperS.
ScrrpL @.-To, erIitt Srou Sane @rop
om 9onncrito0 tootlid)c 9ronmltn.
Den, inoem lire Gleiber in gronb &C.
rictbcn. Sbrc ainoer batten bcn
@olobrono pcrl,riodt.
g q Of eincm Sou It fompf &C
i6oicn.
Nod) eincm Soiiitfompi 5lpil6en
Sobn NeIlon mo Sontel Iibbugb
bel Cambridge, MO, idob Nellon lei
ren @cQncr in Den Nuno. Sitbu9b
1T g~eiGbrlid) pertpunoct rlno Ncllon
lit perboftet. 8eioe lpnren betrun.
ten, ais Der Streit ltottfonb.
3ebn icr0eperbronnt.
3cbn Eicroc fanlen gcItern Nor
gen bel cinenl 6euer in 9lbcrt @op.
lor'S 2cibltoll in SogerstomnL Mo.,
un'S 2ebcn. Gic Yieroe ~geb0rten
SogcrStomncr aolilcliten. Grci ma'
rem Gigentbum Der nEortner 9reps
ing So" ltno botten eincn Wcrtb bon
$4,000. @ic ooS Jeller entItanb, 1T
u%nbefonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28
Vpm6c fradtc.

@roBer Sdrcden in ser @obmmg ci.
mes itolienilden 9nntierS 5u 9tcn.
Oort. - Neueitc @elpolttbut ser
Sdmor5eu Suno.
Hem- 0orf, q. WtGr5. - 0urd,
cine relle Bomber = GrploIlon ipllr.
Cen g~eItcrn Die 8cpobncr einc9 iiini.
Itofigen SencmcntbauieS in Der Gil
5abetb=S trnBt, I'M @Cr5cn Oca itulics
niIfcn Sicrtclo gclc9cn, in S6rcts
ten ueriebt. l%tnbetnnnte Ferioncn
botten 6aS Grploiiu in Dem binteren
Corridor OeS @runoitiifcS Nr. BAG,
Gli5obetbitrobc, n%ic0crgclcgt, no CS
%erplo0irte ulo betr0dtli6cn Sd)oOct
IN Der Slide 0cS bort m%obnbuitcn ito
ljeniid)en YaufierS Tonlinid Bono
molo onrihtete. Sin mcbrcre SUB
9roBeS Stiid Der citen Mano lpllrnc
eingcriIien, mcbrere 3cntncr Wortcl
tanen bon Der Scdc mo 0cn @dns
ocn b%ernntcr, mo in Dem gan5cn 8cs
bGltoc mllroen Die Standardization ser
ipIittcrt, Ger SallSbcrr mar 5llr Belt
Der perbrehcrilhcn Sbut pom Sallle
obncicnO. Sn Der aii6e bottcn iid
ober feline Srol ltno icinc bci0cnS od.
ter i'm Nlter bon 10 un0 16 Sobrcn
%heiiun0cn. Erob OeS NegcnS bon
@loSiplittcru uno W0rtcl muroc
0liidlider @eiic Nicmono pcrlebt.
9onomolo bate, mic cr ipGtcr Der
Goli5ci mittbeiltc, felt cttuo iiinf Sab
rem 9rob. unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or.
baltcrL bener er ober feline Nuimerf'
iomfeit mcbr ihenfte. &erTutblid)
liegt Gin Mod)cott Dor, Der obcr bis.
Der nid)t Die geringite NuifIGrunq cr.
boltcn bot. Sn Der Rdbe ocS bon
ocnt gttclltot bctroiicneu @e61itoeS
tCiinOct iif bns Dor cinigcn Togel
Geid)lolienc 9onfgeih1it bon Eoti,
Dor iueldem 5tuci Eoli5iiten lid oui
@ode b%eionben. Gieie bortcn Oen
&nou Der Grploiion, nlormirtcn Die
Sellerluebr uno cilten nod Dem Sollic
bin. sic erflGrten iibercinItimmenb,
Dob iie Niemono Dor o6cr nod Der
Grplolion III bent SollSeinaon0e &c.
ieben batten. 0ieS inno ollrd) bic
ipGterc llnterIltdruna ieinc GrflGrung,
oo fcitgeitellt muroe, boR Elm IllSs
gang nod Dem Sofe often iton6, Der
bon bcn Gerbredcrn ieoenfoas bcnilbt
iporben lit, Inn in ons @ebduoe bin.
cins utlb audi lpieocr binoilS5llfom'
men. Eoli5eireicrpen uub Die Otit.
9Iieber Ser itolieniihen EoIi5cimodlt
muroen iofort nit Scr Nrigobc be-
trart, Die Gttentdter ouSiinoig 81
MADDEN, cine WongelS icOcn iciten
anbolts ifmere glufgobe.
Gos gcitriae @ttentot 1T bercitS
ooS pierte. ons III oerielben 8egcno
ieit Dem @e9innc oieicS Sobres Der
iibt moroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28
Mus 9entidlanb.

Siioset Scs gusmGrtigcn Nmtcs i'm
RridJstag scnebmigt,
@iinitige 1trt9eilc Der Yreiie iiber
BILLIONS nellcitc &e0e. 8roB.
ber5og Wilbclm bon 2llremburg
ldmer erfranft. Seine Sc.
moblin ii6ernimmt NGgentidoft.
6ortidritte in Der @eidGitS-
lage. - 9emiibungen sur gerbii.
tung zines Srie0enSbrltdS i'm
9nngeiuerbe. - Ger 9eil,d oes
Grin5en bon @ales. - StruB-
burger Wiiniter niht ~bouiGaig.
- 3elttiher Sodmonn sur Be
bonolung oes &onigs WanueI.
9erIin, q. MGr5. - 9erReihs,
tog bat ooS 9ii0get oeS IuSmGrtigen
Nmtes obne ldn9ere 0ebotte onges
nomnen, nadoem HcidSfon5ler
Shirt Billion in ieiner bereitS tbeiI.
peiie gemeloeten geltrigen Heoe per-
ionlih fir bnlIelbe cingetreten mar.
9teie NcOe miro bellte bon ser Hreiie
iebr giinitig b%eurtbeilt. Der &on5ler
prDteItirte gegen ooS sSerreiBen"
EteuBens, be5m. Der preuBiiben He.
gierung ipegen Der Soltung mioer
Die Nbibnffung oeS beitebenocn Grei-
floiien . @oblipitems unO Die lleber-
tragung oes Observation-Disclosures. Gr
betonte, oaB iiber Die Sbunlihfeit ser
Geiorm ebrlihe WeinIngSperibies
benbeitcu moglit ieien. Gie 2ibero.
len bGtten ia bis in Die iiingitc 3eit
ielbit gegen Die giniiibrung oeS &c.
beimerl, glei6en uro allgemeinen
@oblrebts in YreuBcn SteIlung &c.
nommen. Shirt Billion bebollptete,
Die Mebrbeit oeS preuBilben Sano-
tageS itebe aud beute nod felt auf
Dem 9oben oeS gegentpGrtigen@obI-
redtS, n1o b%egriin0ete ben Stono.
plnft Der &c9ierung in e%ingebenoer
@eiie. Sic Situotion in Den Gin.
5clltoaten iei ourdulls peridieben
BON b%erieni9en i'm &eid. SebcrStoot
babe feline eigenen lofolen 6rogen
at entiheioen, tpGbren6 Der Heifs.
tag nit Den pidtigeren Ingelegcts
bciten beS geian1mten GeidS 5lt
tbun babe. SIS miiroe Elm Sebler
i6limmiter @rt iein, oaS beltebenoe
@obliDltem oufSngebcn, obidon eS
Der Heiorm inn Gin5clncn beOiirfe,
ltno oafiir oaS HeidlSiuablred)t 81
lubltituiren, ooS mr. 81 gefdbrlidcn
inncrpolitilden &riien fiibren milroe.
Die Guinteiien5 Der gusfiibrungen
0eS &on5lers mar, boB, menn ooS
preltBii6e @oblre6t IN leinen@runo.
logen u1beriibrt gclulien tueroc, ma
immerbin Heformcn, N%enoerungen
uno &erbellerungen 3ugelteben
Tonne.
&egentihof in 2urem.
BURG.
Nus 2uremburg fommt bie Wtel-
bung, baB Die @robber5ogin Maria
gnna on SteIle ibreS 8emobls, oes
ibmer erfronften @robber5ogs @il.
helm, Die Hegentidait iibernommen
bat. Ger 1852 geborene 8robber5og
mar ieinem peritorbenen Soter 1905
in Der Hegiering gefolgt. Gr leioet
ibon lGngere 3eit an einem lhlperen
gIibmoiibeI unb illd)tc crit filr5lif
in StoIien in Ser TGbe BON @enna
Grbolung. Die ger5tc boben inoei.
len bie Sofinung a%uige9eben, linn
0ie 8eiunobeit lpiebergeben 81 fon.
men, lino Scr @roBber5og gebt lang
gnnt nom SnNp p%utopdcn. GntfrQfs
tung miro oils @ritno Der Gegent.
MISUNDERSTANDING ecnonnt. 9a Der
8robbersog feline mdnnlihen Nod)-
fontmen bot, 10 miro mad einem 1907
erloliencn @eiet Die Sbronfol9e nod
ieinem Sobe alif ieine alteIte God
ter, bic t~4.jGbrige Erin5eiiin Worie,
inter porl1ufiger &egentidoft Der
8roBber3ogin iibergeben.
e. rreuIife O. eIhuftSQuss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28

WNINnbtN,
8rllnoet0ent6lm i'm NeltB Der
@eieLlihuit ............. $325.sS0.07
SOp0tbcien uuf @ruuoeiaenibum 1856, 800. 90
Blnnoa Surlcben ............. 100, 900 90
an RoIicen Snbuber uui
gulicCn Der Scleulhdft. ..... 1tb2,S70.O0
|Sedlel fir Yrdmicll Ouf laIl
ienoe GuIicCn. ............. G0,s24.GS
@~iiciten lIno CbIi0niionen, bon
Der @eicuih1it Nectanct 900. ESQ, tS5.17
gnur i'm bureau, IN Nurien mo
lr~uits6ompuNnic'n ........ tbt, 752. 2S
6dlige linO nufgelnuicne 3infeH
uuS Mictbcn ..,........... 1O2, 0Ss.0l
Nift c~olefiirte uno ueri6gerte
lrdnliCn, nctio ........,D,.. 90 O0.5O
Observation-Disclosures. $2I,00G. ~, II.
rcalilirbare SurocringeH. $3.50 2S,15G.G2
W%(GrtinCrib oeS @rlnoeigeHs
tbuulS iibcr ben 9iublucrtb -. 7.tt0.03
Nruttu. @libo6cu .......... s,s2G,7772s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28

gebolt BON g.. Mooo Yrmigcr, 4oit.
office, Slime NrunbeI.G ountp, Wt0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28
Nus Dem Snncren WarglanS's nno
ben augrcn5cnoen Staaten.

So a Ii + II baIo mieoer M
0ang.
Tie @ol5merfe Der SuSqltebanno'
Giien : Gompognie 81 Oorf, ga, iuer.
Gen nGditen Wontog nod mcbrmo.
rotlidem Stilitono nicOer in getrieb
eeiebt meroen, mo0urd minoeItens
800 grbeiter 9eihGitigung erbalten.
@an5e 8iebbeeroe Der.
brannt.
9ei'm @rnnb elmer groBen S6ell.
ne atlf Der nid)t meit BON Dorf, Fa.,
gelegenen Sarm bes Serrn Wartin
Gar famen IA Stuf &inbpieb, 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28

@clnntnte Glnnnbnlel .......... 81. 6S0. 256.07
@eiarlmte NlSguben ........... 1875, 232. 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28
Stnnt WarnInno,
Sircau brS Stant S.GcrtdleruuaS'Te

Gpuocuirtcr 9tuS,ucis itbrr ben stuno Der
rlultep Stutcs Sife Suiurauee 6ontpnup"
Ouu Tclusy)ort ant 81. December 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-28

Shmeine unb 7 Bicrbe nm. Ser
9runo creionete iih GonnerItogWtor.
gen. Scr Sdaoen bctrGgt 5000 Col
lars.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
ANSWER DR.. SHIELDS
Declare That All Orders of Dis
ease Cannot Be Cured by
Treatments

To answer the questions recently
raised by DR.. A B. Shields of Boston,
and to deny his statements concerning
Christian science 1.500 men and women
met in the Christian Science hall in
Sacramento street last night for an
evening of prayer and testimony The
especial object Of this meeting was to
diSDroYe DIR. Shields assertion that
Christian science, although effective In
curing nervous diseases, is powerless in
cases of actual organic disorders. That
the latter can be as effectively treated
as the former is the contention of
Christian scientists, and it was upheld
last evening by some so or more per-
sonal testimonials from the men and
women present. The speakers told the
same story of serious illness. Intellectual
treatment from regular physicians, and
final cure through Christian science.
The first speaker was Isador Jacobs.
whose conversion to the belief followed
the cure of a throat trouble of II years,
standing. Jacobs stated that the
leading physicians of the world had
abandoned the case as incurable. Other
speakers told similar stories of more
serious trouble, wounds, deformities and
usually fatal diseases being included in
their list of cures. Congregational sing
ing was a feature of the evening, those
present joining in several hymns. The
meeting was opened by Mrs. NJ. e. Stan
ton, who read several selections from
the bible, accompanying them by the
corresponding passages from Mrs. Ed
dy's book Science and Health"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
w. G. T. u. HOLDS IT'S
10Th ANNUAL CONVENTION
Reports of Superintendent Are
Read and Addresses Delivered
on Temperance Work

The w. C. T. u, Mrs. Alice e. Brad
ley presiding, gathered in the parlors
of Trinity Presbyterian church yes
terday for the first day of its twenty
ninth annual convention. Reports from
the superintendents of departments
were read as follows:
Flower mission, Mrs. A. ]. Burgess;
medal contest, Miss Ethel Cotton; I'm
ion Signal. Miss Anna E. Chase; liter
ature Mrs. c. EkbloIn: hospital. Mrs.
Hortense Lane; parliamentary usage.
Mrs. Alice E. Bradley; press, Mrs. Fan
ME Gilmore; foreign work, Mrs. Marion
Irving: mercy, Mrs. Emma l.. Howard
franchise, Mrs. A. NJ. McCroskey: rescue
work, Mrs. Kaufman; Loyal Temper
ance Legion, Mrs. Florence Hartell.
At the evening session devotional
service was held by Mrs. B. F. Wilhoit
and an address on the temperance work
in the Mission made by Rev. E. K.
Strong, who stated that there were no
less than 20 saloons on Mission street,
16 on Valencia and 15 on Folsom. He
propounded the question as to what
could be done with the great body of
saloon frequenters if the saloons should
be closed. His question was answered
in part in a foreeful speech by J. c.
Westenberg of the Whosoever Will
mission of the Barbary coast. who de-
clared that many of the men would stay
in their homes If the saloon were not at
every corner Westenberg called for a
great revival meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
NICKELODEONS ARE
UNDER CHURCH BAN
Members of Green Street Con-
gregatiOn Adopt Resolution
COndemning Halls
Father Caraher and Others Will
Protest to Police Commission
About Nuisances

relentless crusade against nickel
odeOns and dance halls that encroach
upon the territory OF churches and so
mar religious worship as TO make their
presence obnoxious has been planned
oy members OF the Green street con-
gregational church and clergymen who
Ofiiciate fl that vicinity
The fight will probably reach its cli-
max tonight when at a meeting of the
police commissioners vigorous protest
viii be made by Father Terence Cara
her. Rev. +. l. Walz Of the Green street
congregational church, De Los Magee.
the church's attorney, and ]. W. Hatch,
a trustee of that institution.
The purpose Of the meeting last
night ct the Green street Congregs-
uonal church was TO arrange some
definite plan by which to combat the
alleged nuisances. In furtherance of
this plan the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. within the past few weeks a build
ing has been erected Immediately adjoining the
Tor knetoseope parlor snd the upper floor
for q dance hall.
Whereas. both of these institutions win greatly
interfere with quiet and peaceful religious wor-
ship; be il hereby
Resolved. first that We the members Of the
Fourth Congregational society in regular meet
ing assembled DO hereby instruct and authorize
our pastor and trustees TO do all in their
power 10 prevent the opening OF ssid kineto-
scope parlor and TO close the dance hall above:
snd. second, that we direct our attorney z. de-
Los Magee. 70 make formal protest 20 the
board OF police commissioners at their meeting
on September u, 1905. against the granting
OF said permit u Eli Fried 20 run a kinetoscope
pariof al the southwest corner Of Green and
Stockton streets and that he also be directed
20 move against said dance hall under section
BOZ. penal code. which refers 10 unnecessary
noise 50 Dear the church premises as TO disturb
the solemRity Of religious service.
Members Of the Green street church
were aroused to indignation by the
dances which have been going on
nightly IN a hall above the nickelodeon
The hall adjoins the place OF worship
A visit TO the dance hall disclosed the
fact that persons of all types danced
together. The formality of introduc-
ton was unknown. For 5 cents any
one could select partner and dance
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
NAPAITFS STUDY
GOOD ROADWAYS
Systematic Campaign Is Started
to Give the County Needed
Improvements
Thoroughfares Can
Be Made Cheaply Because of
Near Quarries
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NAPA, Sept. Is Prominent citi-
zens from Napa, St Helena, Calls
toga and other parts of Napa county
met here today in conference with
federal and other experts and discussed
at length the subject of good roads.
Napa county has been considering
FOR some time the proposition of bond
ing the county for 100000 or more,
to construct macadamized roads in a
systematic manner, and the sentiment
OF the meeting was in favor of the
project.
George L. Cooley, a representative OF
the good roads bureau of the. depart
ment of agriculture at Washington, D.
C., gave an interesting address about
the two miles of model macadam road
now being completed by him near
Stockton. He said the work done there
cost about $4,000 per mile, the cost be-
ing higher because no rock quarries
were at hand; but in Napa county and
some other counties of this state mac
adamized roads could be built for
$4,000 or $1,000 per mile. He said that
San Joaquin county would soon vote
on 100000 bonds to build new mac
adam roads, and that Sacramento
county has recently voted $4,000, 900
for that purpose, and Los Angeles
county has issued $2,500,00O bonds for
new roads. G. j. Rhodin. a well known
engineer, said that good roads lessened
the cost of transporting products to
market. l.. ]. Evans w. B. Griffiths
and W. F. Ingalls, of Napa and Super
visor B. Bruck of st. Helena spoke in
favor of the systematic construction
OF macadam roads in this county.