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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26
FASTER DIES IN
LONELY FOREST
NEVA HARRIS SOUGHT TO EMU
LATE THE SAINTS OF OLD BY
NOTIFICATION OF FLESH.

| REDlNG. Cal, Sept 25.--Emulating
those saints OF church history who
sought the Diety through the mortifica-
ton OF the flesh, Neva Harris. for
many years respected citizen OF
Lowery, Tehama county, went into the
wilderness. where he tasted for SO
days, with food at hand and money In
his purse.
Rescued from his seIf.imposed vigil
rs he was crawling toward "a spring,
| the victim was placed under medical
care, but. his vitality had been so
slapped by the torture of his frightful
experience that he died.
On June 10 Harris. who was 81
years old, left the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. +. Harris. saying he
was going to hunt work. His mother
gave him $59.25. No one knew where
he went, though his parents supposed
he had gone TO sister In Sebastopol.
Weeks rolled by and nothing was
heard of him until Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rls became anxious over his absence
and their failure to receive any letter
from him.
Last Tuesday the butcher nj Pas
kenta, young man named Lyons, was
riding along cattle trail ten miles
from Lowery when he found half
starved man in the brush. near a
spring. He could not give his name
and his feet were bare. Lyons saw
him crawling down little hill on his
hands and knees. -----------
Not getting any intelligent reply to
his questions, Lyons rode 10 John
Whitlocks place for help Whitlock
recognized the sufferer as Neva Har-
ris, and the father was notified The
elder Harris took his starving son to
his own home. Milk was sparingly
given with a little whisky. The vic
tim regained little strength and seem
ed TO realize where he was. A physi-
clan was called and he assured the
parents that their son would pull
through" The Doctors prediction,
however, failed TO be fulfilled, and in
spite Of kind ministrations Harris
died.
Investigation OF the place where he
was found. ten miles from home. show
ed that he had tried TO crawl back.
His shoes did not bear evidence of
unusual wear. In the nest he had
made in the brush a dead limb had
served as a rest for his back. II was
highly polished from continuous wear
All the twigs and knots had been re-
moved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26
Daily Death Lis:

Louisa Scheppen. 81 years. 1919 Tween
T. fourth. tuberculosis.
Dora Wells. "a years, Boulevard sani-
tarium; hbroid OF uterus.
Viola NJ. snyder. is years. 3 Green
AYE, endot arditis.
Eliza Stoddard, IS years. Goa Baker;
pneumonia.
John Bauer. "A years. 81 East Con-
rrt -; abruptly of liver.
Myrtle lands. 3 years, &c Navarro;
accidental burns
Marie Biske. 80 years; sos Chenei
carcinoma
Gcnevieve ". Foxen. 10 years. Dear
born. Mich, abscrss
Edmonda Schartz. months. s1s
|Chcn". ccphadas
i Jamcs murphy. 40 years. Detroit
trivcr. accidental drowning.
| David Bauer Is years. In ambulance;
IfGqlest pending
Frank Biczynski 3 years, 6S Roby
Icholera infantum.
William kiley, ~ years. Union depot
Ztndu,st pending
Jeanette Mcdraync. 46 years. Els Lin
Icoln: carcinoma.
| William Chalmers, % years, las
Ssh ridan; phthisis.
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WOMAN SAYS HE BEAT HER.

ALPENA, Mich. Sept. 25.-(Spe-
al.t-Gari Fitzgerald, aged 40, presi-
dent of the Painters union. was ar
rested in his bed az daylight. ;his
morning. on complaint OF Lizzie
Schulke. aged 80. who last night was
found screaming in the street near
the home OF Annie Cameron, her com
panion, with her face terribly bruised
and suffering from several. knife
wounds. She alleges that Fitzgerald,
whc is married and has two children,
Is her lover. M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26
According to History.

A woman in a western city, who be-
longs to community called the Sis
ters OF st. John the Baptist not long
ago spent a month In backwoods
district.
Shortly after her arrival she went
to the local pestefiice and inquired II
any letters had come for Sister Bern
ardine. The rural postmaster looked
bewifoercd
Sister who" he asked. incredulous-
iy
Sister Bernardine,' repeated the
lady. "a sister of st. John the Bap
tist."
II think not" he answered, dubious
ly. Then, after some reflection, he
added:
Say. amt ne been dead pretty near
q hundred years now?'-Harper
Weekly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26
Marriage Licenses

Charles Shoffner. q, Memphis, Tenn. {:
Wilhelmina Blandon, 10. Detroit:
Charles Ramsey, %; Clara O'Neil 22.
William Brown. 81: Ellen Moore, ~
Earl a. Finkbctner, 70. Dayton. o.;
Myrtle NJ. Delker. ~. Detroit.
August a. Zusewitz. is: Annie Mo-
REM, 20,
John \. Ncwberry. AZ. Crosse Pointe;
Edith =. Field, SO. Detroit
Fred q. Mott, 40. Greenfield; Eugenia
&. Niiierot, %, same.
William j. Brodtmann. 2s, Cape Gil
rardedu. Mo: Elsie BucholtZ. -. Dear
born
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DRESSES HERSELF FOR
BURIAL; TAKES HER LIFE

JACKSON. Mich. Sept 25.-(Spe.
cial. Mrs. Charlotte Northrup, aged
IS, mother OF ex.Deputy Warden A.
c. Northrup, committed suicide, last
night. by inhaling Illuminating gas.
In preparation for her death she had
bathed, dressed herself for burial, and
laid down on the bed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26
"pRExY' PREPARES REPORT.

ANN RBOR, Mich, Sept. 25.-Presi-
dent ] b. Angel. of the University OF
Michigan. has prepared his annual re-
port and will submit il TO the regents
OF the university within a few days.
The report Is lengthy one and gives
an outline of the work done at Michi-
gan during the period covering the
past IL months. The work of the pro-
fessors is Landed and the figures show
a bic increase OF enrolment in the lit
erary department.
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DIED

3RoGLIE- Sept, 90. 1908. AT residence.
jI0 MichisanS hAe.. Lawrence Broglin.
beloved husband OF Philliffln Broglin,
father of John and Joseph Broglin.
Mrs B ". Lambrecht. Mrs O. W.
Balseley. Mrs. Christopher Balseley
and the late Mrs Vincent Pfieger.
Funeral from residence Saturday at 8
a. m, ana and 81. Boniface church
S;so a. IN. Funeral private
FRANK Sept 90. zoos. Gus,ina Frank.
Mrs. Martin Kalz. Mrs. Chas. VIM.
Mathis. Mrs. Adolph Klernman. Mrs.
Fred Block. aged 20 years. Funeral
from her sons residence, 1854 Dix
ave. saturday, . y. III.
NILEH-Suddc My. sept. %. 1908, at the
residence Of his brother. jeremiah
kilcy, 5a3 congrcss-st. east. William
\. Kilcy. Funeral services Will be
held At Ann Arbor Mich. Friday
morning. Chicago. Ill. papers please
foENlG-Sept %. 1908. Annie Koenig.
beloved wife OF the late John G. Koen-
IL. aged IL years. Funeral from
daughters residence. Mrs. Arthur
Erebbol. .; preston-st.. Saturday 1T
a m. and from 81. Joseph's church
~ s7sn- o'clock.
dcklNLEY--Agnes. Sept 20, ct resi-
1 dence OF her daughter. Mrs Nm,
4 Pjerou. 22 B-st., beloved wife of John
y Mckinley. and mother OF George c.,
IaAzle, Daniel and John Mckinley.
Mrs. VIM. Pjerou. Mrs. VIM Van
a Wormer and Mrs. Frank O'Dell OF
"A Manton. Mich. Funeral Saturday, s a.
N IN. from ste. Anne's church. private
DERMOTT-Thomas r., beloved hus
n band OF Vivian A. McDermott (nee
Thompson). Sept. %. 2:l5 p. M. Flu.
Fl neral saturday, "A. m. from Ste
Anne's church
AFFERTY--Sept. 90. 1908, at resi-
dcnce. Sy2 Seventeenth-st., Mae, be.
N loved daughter of N lillian, and Hoa
81 rafferty,. aged 20 years Funeral
4 Saturday morning at $3.50 from 81
Ico's church
n 'HADE--Sept. a. 1908, Johanna
Schade, beloved mother OF Mrs. Min
ME Waginske and Fred Schade. aged
6l years. Funeral from residence
300 seventeenth-s st, Saturday, 1880 d
m, Emmanuel church y. IN.
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LOOK AT THESE

ga Chamberlain--Seven rooms. $1,000.
Iryipg-st.-Sevsn rooms and bath.
4O-foot lot; rented for s2lG pre- year:
$1,000.
Brainard-st.. near Third-Eight
rooms, cellar and bath; $2,H30.
New hat, Scotten-ave., near Toledo
Rented $3.50 per year; $4,000.
Two new houses. II and - Reiss-
man-aNe., near trhWioIu -st,--olA
rooms and bath: decorated; $1,000.
Lot on Helen ave, near Harper
ave and Packard automobile shop.
$500.
No. co Burrell. five rooms and bath,
hardwood floors. electric lights,
nicely decorated: price s2.050.
Then call Main 1871 or Grand 3252
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DIES FROM o. U. r. WRECK.

JACKSON. Mich. Sept 25.-Mrs
Maud Jones, one of the victims OF
the ID. u. X. wreck two miles east oi
Jackson. on the morning of july
when a limited and local car COZ
lided head-on. died Thursday. she
was 80 years Of age. At the time OF
the accident Mrs. Jones was on her
way To the state tuberculosis sani-
tarlum and she sustained serious IN
juries. She leaves a husband and two
-ahildren
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26

BEAUTIFUL suburban home at Mar
shall, Mich. for sale very cheap;
splendid 14-room house with all mod
ern improvements; good barn, plenty
OF fruit. and 10 acres OF good land.
Write for full particulars. Address
H. j. COPYRIGHT. Marshall. Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26
DENTISTS.
Best Dentists

Are the best and most reasonable spe-
cialists In Crown and Bridgework.
al short notices. painless extraction.
our prices tell people tell our prices.
WORK guaranteed. Best Dentists Co.
Inc. 81 Grand Rlver-ave.
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roR sALE-REsInEscE PROPERTY
ONLY $a5- DOWN

Only $a5 DOWN =
1873 Baldwin Ave.
just : blocks north OF Gratiot, fine new
y-room cottage with bath, gas and
tellar: lot 3ONl3a. Here is a nice
CozY home on your own terms: only
S25 down. balance SD monthly.
1910 TiiEODORE-ST
Elegant y story 6-room cottage
bath gas, cellar shed and noored at
tic: 5000. and only 800 down.
1879 VAN DYKE
Just south OF Harper-ave.. fine a.
room cottage. with bath, gas and col
lar, also hoorod attic. hardwood floors
only 500 down. These houses can
be seen any time ny appointment.
ROBT. +. HARTENSTFIN
2Os BREITMEYER BLDG.
Main 2402. city 5292
Arthur c. Melchers, Manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26

The ancient mariner had shot the
albatross.
II was absolutely ont OF meat. he
pleaded. "and | couldn't shoot a can
vasback duck without getting into
.-roable With the game warden."-Chi'
eago Tribune.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26

Busfnrsx-Ifke Frtntsng. ITO fuss ana
no feathers TIE plain. neat Kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co. -
John R-st Phone lteA
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peoinder Not Mixed up In srawIs.

Deginder Not Mixed Up In erawis.
Arthur Deginder, who was Brett
meyer worker at the booth OF me
first precinct, First ward. during the
registration period. resents the use OF
his name us being mixed in-ths
brawls that disgraced the primary
there. His father is a stanch sup
porter of Park Commissioner Brett
meyer, having known the latter Tor
many years When IL became known
that the precinct organization was go
ing to 20 against Breitmeyer. De-
ginder volunteered to act IA a worker
outside the booth. fIe tried To quell
some disturbances that broke out. and
In that way got unwelcome notoriety.
Deginder was formerly a boxer. but
is known as a young man of good
habits and has never been arrested.
It's the unexpected that happens
when a man makes a fool OF himself.
Job Priatias done right. Time. PRINT
tag Co., l5 John R.-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26
FOR sALE-vAcANT lots.

ROOSEVELT = 3oxI3o, block
from Cir. River; cash offer
takes it. No. 80 Chope. Cir.
Io2o-L.
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s3O0--s5 DOWN, zone block from War
rem car. near Boulevard: sewer. wa
ter. cement walks; Will build to suit
on small payment down; many new
homes being built In this new sub
division; only few lots left,
Bloomfield & CO.
Main 1905. 922 FORD BLDG.
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Theodore oisure, aged SIS. Of Mo. se2

TntOuUTt OIYuTV1 "BVu % V' ~
Howard-st., died OF heart disease
while going up In the elevator 10
start work In the Bull Stamping
works. Friday morning. He Is sur
vived by a daughter. Mrs. George
Eheman, with whom he made his
home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26

FIRST CLASS HOTEL
In good hustling town on Lake Huron,
20 bedrooms. furnished complete; VIII
paw FOR itself In nve years: $4,000
takes 1t: can handle $1,000 In trade.
HOLT & CO.,
1e1-ea CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26

HELP WANTED-MALE.
POSTOFFICE and other civil service
examinations will soon be held. Full
information and questions used by
the commission free. Columbian Cor
rcspondtnce College. Washington
ID. &.
WANTED-Carpenter Masons. plas-
terers and young men TO study ar
chitectural drawing and plan reading
and estimating. Address Detrolt
Technical Institute, care Y, NJ. G. A.
WANTED L. =. army. able bod. q
unmarried men between ages or 10
and 80, citizens OF United States. of
good character and temperate nap :
It's. who can speak. read ana Wri,s
English For Information apply TO
Recruiting Officer, so Lafayette.a O.
Detroit, Mich. or Heavenrich BLOCK
Saginaw, Mich.
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Rates for Line:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee ac-
euiacy or assume responsibility Tor
errors OF any kind occurring In tele-
phone advertisements
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It's the unexpected that happens
when a man makes a fool OF himself.
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Job Priatias done right. Time. Print
tag Co., 15 John R-st. Phone 1888.
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PERSONAL.
HELP wANrED-MALE.

THE MERRY WIDOW PUFFS.
Tile latest creation In Hair Goods.
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One cent n word each Insertion, six
words or fraction thereof 10 the line.
casn IN advance. No advertisements OF
less linn -tMn-!Iaas- ts.IS-t,I-s+s-1sse
lions made for the price or i've when
eash is paid
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. Shoes Repaired W San w,,,
A~ "CP-TO-DATF." SHOE RE-
~ PAIR CO.. 121 Farmor-sI
OLD SHOES made new while YOU walt.
the modern way. Famous Shoe Re-
pairing Co. IS State-st. Park 123-R
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

quite sure that Roy. who had paid the
money to the supervisors was acting
with the prosecution, but he and Ford
were greatly alarmed for fear It was
a plant arranged by Burns. Ford
sent the Information, to the Chronicle
for publication for the purpose of
Frightening the REMAINING supervisors
out Of taking the money from Roy. The
Chronicle must have known that it was
assisting Ruef. schmitz and the bood-
Ing supervisors as well as Ford and
the other higher ups who had been
paying the bribes when it published the
story.
Only few weeks before that time
Ford sent typewriter memorandum
to Ruef in sealed envelope by VIII
liam NJ. Abbott. Abbott was not able
to find Ruef and therefore carried it
to Gallagher. Gallagher did not find
Ruef and took It back to Ford. 1t
contained. In Substance. this statement:
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CURRENCY BILL
PASSES SENATE
ON FINAL VOTE
FiIibusfer Comes TO Sudden End
and AIdrich Blocks Move
for Reconsideration
La Toilette Breaks Record for
Long Speech, Being Assisted
by Stone and Gore
President Roosevelt Declares He
viii Sign Measure When
1t Is Ready
Some Famous FilibusterS in
the United States Senate

nY WOIcOtt of Colorado, whose
talk and clever tactics on
~ january q, 1891, killed the
Force bill.
BY Allen of Nebraska, who talked
against the repeal of the silver
purchasing clause of the sherman
act all night on October IL, 1898,
speaking IA hours.
By Carter of Montana, March 4,
1901, who defeated the rivers and
harbOrs bill by talking until the
congress expired by law.
By La Toilette of Wisconsin,,
May 20 and 80, 1908, who talked Is
hours and 43 minutes against the
AIdrfch Vreeland currency bill,
making a record and becoming
long distance talking champion of
the United States senate.
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De YOUNG TOBF:
ARRESTED FOR
CRIMINAL LIBEL
William j. Burns Will Swear to
Complaint Based on Article
in Chronicle
BY Persistent Effort, Higher
Ups Organ Reaches CIi-
max of Distortion
News Item Twists Affidavit of
Smell Into Charge of
SnbOrnati0n

According to the emphatic declara-
tons of Special Agent William ].
Burns, the sequel of vicious attack
upon him published by the Chronicle
yesterday will be the arrest on Mon
day of NJ. H. de Young for criminal
libel. Burns is advised by his attor-
neys that De Young's article amounts
to charge of subornation of perjury
and that he will have little difficulty
in making his criminal libel prosecu-
ton stick. Also, Burns says, he in
tends to proceed against De Young
in the civil courts.
The Chronicles persistent and long
continued efforts to besmirch Burns are
charged up to the intimate relation
ship of that paper and its editor with
the higher ups of graft who hate and
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
StreW BlOSsOmSOn Sea
in Tribute to Dead
Impressive Ceremonial for Ma
val Heroes is Observed at
Entrance to Golden Gate

D a..
Dropping flowers overheard into the
ocean and strewfng the waves in the
wake of their little steamer with gar
lands of brilliant roses, poppies. carna-
tionsz and forget trme-nots. navartveter-
ans Of the Civil and Spanish wars yes
terday morning paid touching tribute
to the memories of shipmates who had
died in battle and from sickness at sea.
The simple. impressive ceremonial
included no booming of cannon nor
dirge of mournful whistles-only few
simple memorial services preceding the
strewing of flowers. It needed nothing
else TO complete It,. for it was pecu-
Harry beautiful in its simplicity. its
setting OF bright sunshine and natural
wonders at the entrance to. the Golden
gate
The floral ceremony was in accord
ance with an annual custom OF Me-
mortal day, first instituted by the mem
bers Of Phelps squadron No. 10 In San
Francisco harbors five years ago, and
from here becoming general in many
ports. The veterans OF the navy were
assisted in their preliminary exercises
and In the ceremony OF casting the
flowers on the water by 800 guests,
including number of Grand Army
men, their wives and daughters and a
number of prominent society women
who braved the early hour and dangers
OF seasickness to attend the service.
On the army transport tug slocum they
started at 7:so o'clock and headed for
the Golden gate marine band on the
upper deck played patriotic national
anthems.
Just between the high rock clifrs al
the outer capes. where the whitecapped
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

fear Burns. These efforts climaxed
yesterday in long article based upon
and built around an affidavit alleged
to have been made by one Smell with
relation to the Perrin-Benson land
fraud case.
AFFIDAVIT OF LIES
TT is a deliberate attempt to dis
credit me and besmirch my character
said Burns yesterday. The aff1davit
is full of lies, but even at that 1T gives
no foundation for the statements. made
in the news article which accompanies
it. It is all a part of the Calhoun
plot to -discredit the prosecution and Is
the elimination of the dirty attacks
which De Young has been making for
so long. The land fraud case has been
dragged in, not to help Perrin but
because it offered a way of striking
at the prosecution in a manner that
De Young evidently thought might
help him earn his fee for assisting the
higher ups.
But De Young has gone too far. His
charges constitute libel, and 1 will
swear to a variant Monday morning
for his arrest OIL a criminal libel
charge. Moreover, l will prosecute
him civilly, and will press both cases
to the end and will act similarly
against any one else connected with
the Chronicle who is shown to be con-
cerned in the matter. AS TO the land
fraud case itself. I court the fullest
investigation on my part in 1t and
hope that they win bring some sort
of trial or investigation here. In
every big investigation which I have
made for the government within the
last 20 years there has been similar
attempt made to besmirch me and my
record has been Investigated time and
again This is the same thing over
again, except that an attempt is being
made to have it serve double pur-
pose by twisting it into a weapon of
defense for Calhoun and the other
higher ups who have been indicted in
the graft cases"
The affidavit upon which the chroni-
Gle attack is based is signed by Charles
P. Smell. one of the principal wit
nesses for the government in the trial
rorxsuu~d ~, uo.. N x-nv..-.-
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HeneyAnaigns Organ Of Higher Ups
and Asks De Young to Tell Truth
TEL the.Publie You Have Been Paid to Help Ruef
Tor the Benefit Of Criminal" Is His Def
BY Francis J. .'Heney

The editorial in this mornings Chronicle would be
amusing if it not for the fact that some good peo
pie read other newspaper and consequently believe
the lies and trash which it publishes.
The Chronicle the first paper to print the story
of the trapping of the boodng supervisors It printed
the story when the prosecution was trying to trap all
the supervisors and had only succeeded in getting three
Of them 1t received the story from TREY L. Ford who
had received it from Ruef At that time Ruef was not
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

The grand, jury took up the investi-
cation of the trolley franchise mat
ter today. It made no headway- The
next step of the prosecution will be
to try and trap some supervisors
TRIES TO block WORK. S
In printing the story of the trap
ping of the boodling supervisors. for
which the Chronicle takes credit in its
editorial. 1t was helping the prosecu-
tion about as much as Ford was in
sending that note to Ruef.
The fact is that the Chronicle has
opposed the prosecution in every way
that It dared from the moment that
an attempt was made to find out who
paid the bribe money to Ruef in the
dffferent matters. If the Chronicle
really entertains '.the hope that Ruef,
Schmitz and those who sought to profit
by corrupting the supervisors may re-
.<sur,o ~ ~ u31we ~ NasNHl~ sf.~uv~>.>
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
SUNDAY. MAY 81. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS

YESTERDAY-Clear; northwest wind; maxi
mum temperature, SO; minimum, A
FORECAST FOR TODAY-Fair; brisk west
wind. Page ~
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the yand
hags ri vhh lie blossoms
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EDITORIAL
MEMORIAL

Oakland minister hays graft aids in Memorial
day sermon. Page A
Thousands bow In homage TO nations dead in
impressive ceremonial at Preside. Page Ii
Naval veterans strew carpet Of flowers over
surface Of ocean at entrance to Golden gate in
honor of heroes of sea- Page II
Francis ]. Heney makes text for Memorial
day address from Lincoln's immortal ad-
dress. Page 20
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POLITICS

Machine, tries TO work same old game o.
cheering up candidates while sharpening knife
for Senator Perkins. Page 2
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GRAFT

Heney arraigns organ Of higher ups and asks
De Young 10 tell truth for once in his life and
admit he has been paid TO help save Ruef in the
interests of rich criminals. Page IL
NJ H. de Young to be arrested for criminal
libel on complaint of William ]. Burns for
printing news article distorting affidavit of Smell
in land fraud case Page IL
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Continued on Page %, Column. 1
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Continued ON Page 20, Middle Column /
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Continued on PAGE 70. cslu~- :
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MARINE

season and Bering straits almost clear
of ie- Page ~
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Ca.t....a :. Pee a csl-..-