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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27

Bullets fred with de-cl- intent by
national guard shzrpzhooters early
yesterday morning tru-uzted Z sec
o-d attempt 70 rob the srmory OF
companies K and N, Fifth infantry,
OF the national guard In the build
inE. which Is located st Buchanan and
Waller streets, are kept valuable
military maps OF San Frsnci5co's
coast defense all typographical plans
Of the peninsula
That the attack on the building was
not q burglars ordinary operation
seems apparent from the persistency
O. the mysterious visitors Early Sat
urdsy morning and again II the dark
ness or Sunday morning two men tried
10 gain Al entrance into the premises
FezrIng that = shird attempt might be
made. Captain g. , Afund ordered the
guard of soldiers doubled last night
Armed men watched the premises from
-ightfsu Sunday until dawn this morn
inE-
II was due 10 the vigilance OF Ser
Eeznt E Eamm. Company Il: Musician
3. B. Ley. Company K. and Private
O. G. Hscknan. Conpany II. All sharp
shooters. that the attempt was frus-
trzted. and the papers. which would be
of inozIculsbIe value 10 an enemy OF
The United States. were protected
one Of The marsuders was nearly
killed saturday morning. z bullet from
the revolver OF Sergeant Esmm pierc-
inE his hat From The descriptions OF
The trespassers furnished the o1hcers OF
the regiment BY the sentries the su-
thorities are working on the theory
that japanese spies we're seeking 70
gain entrance TO the secrets OF the
srnory-
Before enceaTorinE 10 force an en-
trance into the arno-y the TWO bur
glars cut the telephone wires attached
tos1he building that they might oper-
ate with more safety In the rear OF
the srrnorv lot IS a building formerly
used as q stable and now as q store
house for uniforms and munitions Of
-re service. IN the srmory. 81 q room
properly secluded are All the maps.
plans and diagrams sppertzining to the
. defense Of san Francisco and the
vicinity. The plans studied out last
rzIl at the joint naneuFers OF the reg
ulsr army and the national guard are
in the building. Maps showing hsrbo-
fortihcations. water pipe lines. road
and trails. natural heliogrzphic sta
rons and other important toposrzph-
fcsi details are kept IN the guzrdrooms.
Friday night Sergeant Hanm. AEusi-
. cizn Levy and Hickman were
sleeping n . rear room IN the building
orerlookiug the area and The outbuild-
Ing. Some time after midnight they
we're sz-akened By the noise OF two
persons sfesithily climbing the rear
fence The three soldiers seized their
receivers. ss czliber. army pattern As
the TWO heads appeared over the Waller
street fence the three weapons clicked
The acute ears OF the trespzssers de-
tected the noise. They hesitated an in
slant Sergeant Harnm fred the report
81 Levy-z and Heckman's reyolvers
echoed the sereeant-s gun The ma
- - . E-.r,~. r.1w--
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27

Below picture of Pleasant View the former head
quarters of Christian Science In Concord N H. which Mrs
Eddy abandoned for home Brooklne To the left IS
photograph of Calvin Frye Mrs Eddys secretary and
factotun
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27
Japanese Empress Mourns

TOKYO. Jan. 27.-It ras of5cially an
nounced yesterday that Lady Showing
Ichi5o, mother Of the empress died jan
nary Is 1t the zxs af 50 ysazA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS.
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY IS
MONDAY. JANUARY y. isos
WEATHER CoNDITIoNs
NEWS TODAY

TEsTERDAT-PErtiy CLOUDY; southwest wind
uzxinun temperature. IS: minimum. IS
FORECAST TOR T0DAT-cioudy; light east
Wind Page 5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27
EASTERN

Mrs. Mary Baker EDDY sbsnoons Concord home
and moves By special train 70 new residence
near Boston PAGE
Bran sco-ns the demand Of eastern demo-
cratic leaders thsr he withdraw from he presi-
Genital -sce- PAGE
Comptroller OF currency orders the National
Bank of North Anerlea closed for liquidation,
TIE failure being due 20 runorz Of the concerns
condition Page 8
Laws hand skaters romance Of youth who
deserted navy 1or giri bride Page 3
Thzw trial enters On fourth and the nnal
week PAGE 8
Money flooding banks forces down rates OF dis
counts and loans. while emergency currency Is
being rapidly retired Page 3
Commenting upon Tsft's report regarding Phil
ippiDes president SAYS islands win not be resdy
for Independence foc generation Page >
married al noon today and sail for Europe Feb
ruzry l. Pare 2
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27
SUBURBAN

F0unds- q Osklsnd Uniss
new minister
oakland minister declares
cds Of 20 and Old Tes-zuen
are needed 70 deal with grz
day
Oakland nest dealer zea
5urglsr who had invaded Ii
Dr. J A Edgren. noted
and sz1ho-. dies IN Osklzoe
Auto kills Oakland boy
1ees.
Oakland city council DELAY
te SouBern Pscf1c for cros
eleeri1ylng steam roads
Feminine RATES. osunrs :
Asteo-
Nore thz1 1.20o Knights
coned 70 San R1fsel. where
order Is instituted
Rev Charles 2. Brown L
q Eirst Co1Eregztsonzl cbsr1
cept : call from an eastern
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27

Lieutenant Commander Cone, com
mander OF the flotiila. was greatly
pieased with the hearty reception He
said but for the fog that delayed the
little vessels about IL hours outside
Rio Janeiro the passage to Buenos
Aires had been fine- The Americans
were met by the Argentine fotilla OF
Flores island yesterday afternoon at
2:so o'clock The welcoming feet sa-
luted and steamed around the fotilla
and for half an hour there was a warm
exchange of greetings. Commander
Cone subsequently boarded the Argen-
tine flagship and the trip to this port
was continued. The torpedo boats an
chored in the roads shortly after mid
night and came Up to the dock as early
as possible
Every boat in the American fotilla
is in excellent condition and made the
passage here without 3 hitch The boats
will remain here until Thursday morn
ing, when they will steam for Sandy
Point. in the Magellan straits. to join
the battieship feet
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27
EDITORIAL


NJ B-JEn's hard rov- Page 8
GRAFT
ARE Rusf tells Of his difficulty in securing
lawyers ;o aid his defense during his coming
trials. Page L.
CITY
Two masked bandits -sid 8 saloon. lire vic
tins ID 70 the bar and rife pockets Page L
Persistent sttsupts 70 enter the srnory of
the national guard IN Buchanan street. where
imPortsat military papers are kept rePulsed
win bullets SATURDAY and sunday morn
iags Page L
Cberidah sinpsca. her couedian and a
sp-igbay soubrstse IN Red Feather" schisre
charming results Page L.
Griffith J. Griffith. ruiIliouAire sz-conzict. re
lztes experiences as feon and scores state prison
syEten- Page 2
Women OF ferry boat shrek in fright when
log thrown up By wheel tears away portiO1 Of
oeck- Page L
EnrsEed lover tms sweetheart. rival and
himself PAGE s
Dickie scores. not isuds. attitude Of Esn-y
RsuterdshI n regard 70 bureau system
Formal notice Is served Oh Southern Pacifc By
railroad commission that the company is 10 be
Investigated PAGE Il
Boy burglars tunnel under E grocery saw
hole il noor and ROB the plsce- Pare q
Handsome new edi6ce of First Christian
church is dediested- Page 2
Church of Fisllzgioa 10 give entertainment IN
StegeuanF hail Wednesday evening Page =
Chinese government tbsztens 70 punish leaders
Of gz-lng 1ungs IN CeIifornis Il peace Is not
declared Page
Crowds Tx Ocean Shore railroad 70 Iimft and
sone ride II box cars on benches Page 5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27
FOREIGN

American torpedo boat sotina greeted By Ar
senttne republic at Buenos Aires with q con
voE- Page I
PortuEaI's throne nay soon tumble as result Of
uncessing plots 70 overthrow monarchy and Gre
ate republic Page 3
G-uy- Page
France wonders what affect DeIczsse attack
On Germany VIII BE- PAGE 3
New japanese ambassador tells Italian king
America could avoid oriental labor frouble By
passing general exclusion Law Page 3
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27

ments of marines and prefecture
guards.
almost up to the moment OF enter
ing the port the weather had been ex-
tremely stormy. but il gradually cleared
and brought Increased numbers Of
spectators down to the harbor to BID
hearty welcome to the American sail
ors. On entering the basin one of the
tugs which had the torpedo boats in
tow was cast of. leaving the tug
Eariqueta to conduct the whipple to
her moorinEs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27
SPORTS

Seventy boxers enter for the champion
ship tournament OF the Olympic club Page 3
Lady Hooesty, neglected IN the betting. cap
tures class stake AT c0ursing park. PAGE 8
SPe1 OF sunshine causes many autos 70 appear
IN park. Preside and along beach PAGE =
Maurice NcLoughlin wins the fnsI match in
handicap singles tennis tournament Pare 8
Herman Huber wins honors At the opening
shoot q the eerusnis club at Shell Mound
park PAGE q
Series OF soccer league games not ID 10 ususl
standard the Hornets being beaten By Albion
Roven- PAGE 2
state league baseball nagnztes meet and pre-
pare for busF sesso1- page =
New -uIe by the ACADEMIC league permits an
athlete Of any high srhcOl 70 compete for en
outside club PAGE
Important changes made in rules governing
athletics at caiifo-nis and stanford unirerss-
ties PAGE
Csn's handicap selects ls winners during week
a. Eneryrflle- Pnxe 8
K Montgomery the greatest noaey winner snaour
horses that have raced At EneryyfIle this sea
son Page s
Pesssrs advances = close second to sain il
the sire list PAGE s
Although riding mere Tinners than any other
Jockey daring the rea# walter MfHer's per
formaDces lack usual dash Page s
NADINE
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27
MUSIC
COAST

Desire Of music lovers
talent Is 20 be tested.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27
WONEN'S CLUES

Pleasant memory Of Oakland wonau'k Gu
luncheon spoiled by the silly report IN Sz
Francisco paper that guest Of the club wa
hissed BY members PAGE
None1's clubs are forming new branches n
extending their work In many fields. Page
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27
MARINE

Kew lumber carrier ofson and Hzhony con
reTs many exeu-si0nssis OF trial trip around the
bay PAGE 3
BATTERED steamer hnds urecksge of schooner
lost IN stern which wrought general havoc te
sAiBBAas Page
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27

Nevada nine oEners abolish 4
but declare for open shop policy.
Big corporations plan 70 qui
county IN retaliation 1o- b.
TX
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27

Absolutely refusing 20 give ths
names OF those IN the party or to uaks
any statement. he turned to six tall
powerful men who stood near him. ara
ordered that every person be at ones
put or the grounds. Then he turned
and entered the house And his orders
~sre obsyed without delay
At o'clock the light n Mrs. Eddy's
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-27

ARE Rusf tells Of his difficulty in securing
lawyers to sid his defense during his coming
trials. Page L
CITY
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-29

Over 20 Styles choose from All Fine Tailor Made gar
mens made by Of New Yors suit maker
lined with satin and button trimmed We start the price at
$l5.98 to $780, Your Suits here come and see.
Great Sale Ready Made Sh,ts at Special Prices
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-29
Getting Back.
Philadelphia Ledger.

Philadelphia Ledger.
a company promoter who adver-
tised for an Office boy received 100
replies. Ont Of the hundred he Sc
lectcd ten, who were asked to caK
at the office for all interview. His
final choice fell upon bright looking
young chap. "My boy" said the
promoter, "I like your appearance
and your manner very much. I think
You will do for the place. Did you
bring character?'
Ono, sir,' replied the boy, "but I
can 60 home and get it,
every well, come back tomorrow
morning with it, and if it is satisfac-
tory | dare say I shall engage you.
Late that same afternoon the finan-
cier was surprised by the return of
the candidate. "Wcll,' he said
cheerfully, "have you got your char
acterq'
"No,' answered the boy, "but I We
got yours, and I amt coming"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-29
A Loaded Woman.

An elderly patient in the Tcnncs-
see mountain region was suffering
from malady the remedy for which
the doctor prescribed in the form of
capsules. The old woman trusted her
medical adviser, but for the medicine
she cvinccd much suspicion.
Some time after she had taken The
capsules she was asked by her son
how she felt.
"Porely.'
"Don't you want nuhtin' to eat -
"No.'
Soon, however, the old woman arose
from her bed and took her seat in
Srocking chair. Thinking that the at
Stention would be gratefully received,
Sthe son filled her pipe and taking
8live coal from the hearth carried
Rboth to his mother.
"Takc that away, son!' yelled the
Sold woman in the utmost fright.
Y" Don't You know bcttcr'n to come
Encar me when I've got them cartrid-
sgcs in me !''--Philadclphia Ledger.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-29
AS to Offices New Court House.

AS to offices New court House.
!, Editor Herald and News:
| notice in your editorial columns
of Friday that Il petition is being
circulated to have the supervisor as
sign to the probate judge the room in
the new court house originally plan
ned for that office.
AS the auditors office as it now
stands was originally planned for the
Office Of probate 1 would like to say
something in regard to the change.
In the first place the commission
invited each official to make any sug-
gestion or recommendation us to the
arrangement, etc, of their respective
Offices which were then not begun.
My recommendation were these:
lst. TO have auditors Office as close
as possible to that of county treasur-
er so that the business between these
officials could be conveniently attend
ed to-. Any tax payer Of Newberry
county knows the close relationship of
these two Offices, and the great in
ed by the separation Of same.
End. I asked for vault ample to
protect the public records.
Now what did the commission first
assign the auditor.
The room first assigned was as far
rs possible from that of The treasurer,
and with vault entirely too email to
accommodate the large books used IN
the auditors work.
The experts who made the estimates
and drawing Of the vault furniture,
said they could not figure at all on
the vault assigned the auditor, but
that it was sufficiently large for the
probate judge.
The relative needs of the two Offices
as to outside Office space was also
commented Oh by them.
appeared before the different
members of the commission and asked
that they allow me to 60 on record
as protesting against the location of
the auditors Office, also the small Of
rice and vault space
Having the assurance of the COM
mission that same would he looked
into, I then dropped the matter I
did not ask for the probate S office not
for any other one, simply used some
as comparisons.
However the change has been made
and I would like to know on what
grounds this kick is being made and
what is the proposed remedy.
You say that the probatc's records
are as important rs those Of the clerk
of court. How about the auditor 50
Would they be as secure outside of
vault as the probate S on the inside.
How about the auditors and treas
urcr's Offices being so widely separat-
ed?
If the probate judge would move in
to the new Office don't you think the
people would be in a better position
to sign or refuse to sign the petition.
Respectfully,
W. w. Cromer.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-09
THE RECALL.

The Dallas, Texas, Herald is ''quite sure
that Senator Bailey will not refuse to SUBJ
NIT the question of whether or not he should
be recalled from the United States senate
to vote Of the people
We have mind that Senator Bailey should
do no such thing. He was elected by
durect primary and after all the charges pre-
ferred against him had been fully aired Why
then should he submit to the expense and an
noyance of another primary simply because
his factional enemies in Texas want man
of their choosing to succeed him? Where
would the thing stopg After another primary
who would say that there should not also be
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-09

another one Immediately following and SO on,
ad ininitum9 The so-termed recall idea is
more or less Of fraud. People ought to
know what they are doing when they elect
man to office; if they do not, it is their own
fault, which they are liable to repeat on a sec.
ond vote. The best plan is to hold the peo-
pie responsible for what they do; if they are
negligent and unappreeiative of their duty and
elect an undeserver they ought to have to
stand for him until his term expires, and per-
haps they might be induced to do better next
time. In the case Of Senator Bailey it has
not yet appeared that he is any worse than his
detractors, even if what they say Of him is
true, which has by no means been established.
Chattanooga Times.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-09
WALL STREET v. THE COUNTRY
BANK,

This editor can see trouble just little way
ahead for some people.
Wall Street says that the country banks
have all the money boarded, out Of sight and
control of its owners, and the country banks
say to Wall Street, "You re another" But
the time is at hand when the people will
learn who really has that money or somebody
must not only lie, out swear to it. The laws
of Mississippi compel the banks to publish
sworn statements Of their financial condition
every three months, and the time is at hand
when you fellows must show your hands, and
you have my heartfelt sympathy. II your
statement shows that you have this money
your depositors will require you to refund
and if not why note
Some banks in Mississippi have never held
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-09

up their depositors nor refused to pay when
called upon, and such banks have my respect
and my hearty support All banks that have
been true to the trust imposed in them by
their depositors and have shown willingness
to aid the merchants and farmers in this their
hour Of need, deserve our respect and sup
port. But you that failed us, you that lis
tened and obeyed when the word came down
the line, "Advance no money on cotton, but
compel the farmers to SELL" we warn you
now that we are on. to your little game and
have good memories.-Union Advocate.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-09
STOCK SENSE.

Young mules are scarce and high, with a
growing demand.
The loudest talker does not always have
the best horse.
The best time to treat disease is when the
first symptoms appear.
Constant culling is what secures the good
herd.
II man is live stock farmer, his farm, if
properly managed, should grow richer every
year.
The new breed Of draft horses the govern
ment is seeking to establish will be gray.
One good colt Or calf raised right is better
than dozen raised wrong, no difference what
is their breeding.
It is just as necessary for the growing hog
as for the calf that he should have good
pasture all the year.
Horses wide between the eyes and with
broad forehead are said to be gentle and of
an intelligent disposition.
Little pigs will learn to milk cows The
cow does not care, the pigs get good meal;
but it makes an empty milk pail
At the Mississippi Experiment Station four
hundred and eighty-three pounds Of pork was
made from one acre of cow peas.
Inc rlgnC type ueeu5 10 NC SeAecCeO, 1atner
than any special breed. Some will average
pound Of gain per day from birth to sale.
More care needs to be exercised in the
feeding Of male breeding animals than in fe-
males, and more caution in handling them.
A good way to dispose Of cobs which have
been fed in the lot is to rake them up and
burn them. The ashes and charcoal are good
for the hogs.
1t is well enough to breed for bone, but it
is equally necessary to feed for bone also.
Plenty of wood ashes need to be kept within
reach Of pigs. They furnish the lime for the
bone and develop health and vigor.
Four quarts Of salt to half bushel of ashes
is a good mixture to keep in some kind Of a
self-feeding trough for hogs, where they can
get it when they want it.-Texas Farmer.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-09
CHAs. JENKINS.

eff the trouble with a bad man was Of
his body, medicine would cure it.; if Of his
mind, education would cure it; if of his man
ners, culture would heal it; but as it is Of the
heart, it is practically hopeless without heart
cure.'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-09
FREIGHT RATES AND HIGH PROFITS.

Railway transportation has placed southern
fruits and vegetables III all northern mar
kets, but at tremendous cost. Between the
high price Of freight and the exorbitant prof
its demanded by middlemen and grocers, it is
impossible to buy southern fruit in northern
cities at anything like reasonable prices. Good
oranges in Chicago cost 60 cents per dozen,
and other fruits in proportion. The same or
anges may be bought in the orchards for so
cents per bushel This is ridiculous
condition Of affairs and needs atten-
ton. Last fall when peaches were rotting on
the ground in Missouri they were so scarce
and high priced in Chicago that people in
moderate circumstances could not afford to
buy them for family use. The growers do not
get the profits. The bulk of money goes to
railways, express companies and middlemen-
Farm Press, Chicago.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-09
RAPS THE BANKING SYSTEM.

Pleasant Lake, Ind, Dec. 20, 1907.
Dear Sir: Enclosed find postal money or
der for two dollars for your matchless publ
cations. Well the best monetary system on
earth has gone to pieces. Fifty cent silver
dollars have been outlawed and worthless
script and clearing house certificates have been
substituted and congress of bankers viii
cobble another patch on the rent in the sys-
tenn, more bonds with more interest to suck the
little balance Of money into the creditor class s
hands and We will run along few more
days until interest, dividends, profits and rents
swallow the balance Of property that the debt
Or class possess into the creditors hands then
we will set hades up right here in America.
I have spent the last thirty years trying to
get little light into the heads Of the common
voters with thousands of dollars of hard earned
money; am now In my seventy seventh year
and hoped the final collapse would be STAYED
off until was done with this world, but it
looks as if I will have to go through the 5th
financial cyclone in my lifetime.
No nation has ever made permanent sue
cess of doing business on borrowed money and
paying interest for said money and never can
as the interest returns the money to the lender
who then holds the obligations and money and
the debtor has nothing to pay with but lit
tie property that must be exchanged for mon
ey on the conditions that the creditor fixes
which history shows are confscatory, this de-
prives the debtor masses of the means of pro-
ducing food, clothing and shelter for them
selves and others, and the creditors have the
money and property and do not know enough
about production to supply their class with the
barest necessities Of life resulting in the rot
tening out of the mud stills of civilization and
we have dead nation
Yours truly,