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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29

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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10
SOME STRANGE POLITICS IN OREGON

ME Oregon political situation attention all the
country because and indeed Unprecedented At
the direct primary the declared
Chamberlain Office of United
be chosen by the incoming legislature Chamberlain
although nomnaly republican large
majority The legislature will be of the political faith by
proportional majority but the members pledged under Oregon
delivered the primary. 1t device compel the election of
popular But the republican members of the
them, under their pledge They
democrat they find another
break their pledges All of special pleading
Oregon justify palae the proposed
faith pretty cheap stuff wholly
of moral support the wouldbe
pledge breakers Senator Fulton jouneyed Hot Springs the
hope of persuadng Taft lend his approval pledge breakers
The effort proved fruless The strange thing that
should is evidence radical
standing Tas suppose for he would
lend approval deliberate pledge breaking
The politics of Oregon legislatures have been pretty
past there speculation whether the incoming
body will break the record either way.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10
Surgeon Helped BY
Sad End of a Dog

Sad End of Dog - moons of Dr. Rupert
worker phase amount OF
Both with the cubwomen OF the city who
waged against the rat
chilly attitude and amusing tale Is told
of of the earlier meetings
The lubwomen called together hear addresses on the
chamber Of had
language what ne feared
keep the garbage
and that Of thing Dr. Blue
wouldn't the feet here
leading had made other alarming state
men. remained merely politely interested
Finally little audience and said rndy 1
you Honoluu
quickly little dog We loved her
disease Her voice broke here
she we realized that she had the
DR. Blue had edtatg things far DISTANT
remarks and began listen ntsnt
could for three days she said
bed could and tried TO
dedF And reebran
voiced sympathy the
Its this thing that brings
OF little petsand motions
were and lnanner OF work. wash
little later he said There's
ought get wondtold
other going right away
had OF story entirety and he looked DR. Blue
talking about"
OF the eminent rodntoog
had another add his lst Of good ones
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

NJ Ellie de Dampierre. whose engage
ment TO Miss Marie Christine de Guigne
was a recent announcement. is expected
10 arrive from Paris early in January
and the wedding viii take place IN Feb
ruary, probably at the home or the
bride In San NTafao
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10
ROOSEVELT, THE MAN

THERE is Of HamIets soloquy about the presidents
Here good phrase emized the opprcssos
wrong the proud mans contumey the laws delay and the
whips and that patient of the unworthy takes
hint OF the bodkn
militant robustious and everywhere the He
Of wider embracing and human sympathy than any
his predecessors but Lincoln.
He keeps things moving hope springs eternal The
complex problems the conflict of the striving
advantage that discourage and dsay nicky philosophers
bate him OF heart hope He quite ready tackle
trusts as he might be to grizzly bear.
Roosevelt hidebound He carries open mind
listens II there good be said OF the and
the big combinations he always ready weigh digest
plea for what may be worth. He is in welded
prejudice and is willing hear the other side
The message Tuesday example presidents
spirit and method He that the who breaches class hatred
wicked the CRATER and he insists on the control of the
aggregaton capital Just administration OF
the overwhelming problem of the age dealing
the great corporations in such way that Industry shall not be ham
pered oppression permitted To greed use
OF with hand and with the other help
individual initiative and encourage the enterprise
American spirit the job that Roosevelt himself
OF example consider his plan for dealing with railroads. We quote
The railways Of the should be completely under
power thorough going so that
the Tang lowering rates regards rates at least
railways Of
should Be p conferred upon the railroads the perison Of the
= M its details In the interest Of the nc the g Of 5
public should have complete power see that the poad do their dv W
81 the public and as matter Of course this power should also be exer
employees and the shippers ali have interests that must be guarded It IS to
the interest Of all Of them that swinding stock speculation should be
guiding intelligence building
of railroads should
be allowed
defraudng Of of the farmers and
freight ou disregard of the rights needs of the employees
Thus the president would put the railroads outside of
operation the against He would permit
agreements publicity
all details OF financial and All the
the roads, the capital methods raising
same would be made subject the control of the interstate
In word the infexibe and nelastic
the Sherman would be substituted by
placed the impartial umpire between the agencies of
transportation and the people who them.
this disposition and consider both sides of
and seek for reasonable of difficulty that
inspires Rooseves method He hates
the exenuang circumstances, and when make
final of his stewardship the American people will
take him for all III all shall look upon
e defects OF his great splendid qualities and
we loved him for and for the other
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10
CONGRESSIONAL INSURGENTS

iE opposition the reelection of Speaker Cannon by the
house OF representatives has disappeared and indeed
had formidable backing At the time there is govern
ing belief that excessive has been placed in this Office
that important limitations desirable The supremacy of
speaker matters OF legislation has by of evolution
The house representatives the largest parliamentary body the
world point OF numbers and by delberave
functions open forum discussion have become practically
impossible # there IS to be deberation be done
mittee.
The speaker names all the and is therefore able
exercise powerful influence the early of legislation
that only the beginning The unwedy size of the house
regulate advance the business,
assigned Tor bills and the speakers recognized This
thing ike what politicians call the program and capable of
power The settlement program
body of five members speaker
chairman and his colleagues selected by himself This
has absolute OF life and death legislation They
deny the right of consideration by The
Of COURSE subject TO the snsskers will and gives him
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10
The Smart Set

her home ar Terba Buena after a visit
at the Van Arsdale ranch in Mendocino
county.
Miss Agnes Tobfn has gone east and
win san soon for Europe Miss Tobin
wiz pass the winter in London
NIr. and Mrs ". H Ia Boyteaux. with
their Family. VIII pass the holidays at
Del Monte
Mr. and Mrs Donald Y. Campbell have
given up their residence in California
street and viii reside in their new
house in Jackson street near Laguna
tor the winter.
Mrs Arthur Brander OF Coronado
has been the guest OF Hrs. Alexander
Hamilton at her home in Pacific ave-
nue. for the last two weeks and has
been extensively entsFtained. Chief
among the functions in her honor was
a luncheon given yesterday By Mrs
Thomas EastIand- An elaborate tea
was given her at the Fairnont Tues
day by Mrs James v Coleman, and
on the same day a dinner was given By
Mrs. Frank CSoad and a luncheon bY
Mrs. ]. G Wilson Mr.. and Mrs Harry
HolbroOk gave an informal dinner
dance in honor OF Mrs Brander last
Monday night. and at the auto races
last Sunday Charles FELTON, Jr- was
host at a luncheon. Next week NIrs
Brander will be the guest or SIr. AM
Mrs J. d. Spreckels Jr- ar their Saa
Rafael home.
NJ Ellie de Dampierre. whose engage
ment 10 Miss Marie Christine de Guigne
was recent announcement. is expected
10 arrive from Paris early in January
and the wedding wiz take place in Feb
ruary, probably at the home or the
bride IN san AIateo-
Mrs. William Kohl. ATr. and Mrs. c.
Frederick Kohl and Miss Minnie Prics
viii leave in few days for Riverside.
where they will remain for a few
weeks.
Taliaferro Milton. the hance or Miss
Lucille wilkins. leaves today for Phila-
delphia and after a brief stay in the
engage in business. The wedding will
be an event OF the spring and the
friends OF the couple are regretting
that their future home is 70 be in the
south. where business interests demand
Mr. Millions attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington Arnes have
taken the house formerly occupied BY
DR.. and Mrs Evelyn Page and viii re-
main during the winter at this attract
i've residence.
The friends OF DR. Evelyn Page. q. s.
n. retired. and Mrs. Page win learn
with regret that this popular couple
have decided 20 remain in santa Bar
hara for the winter and win take only
a small part In the local arairs OF this
season.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Palo Alto Cal. Must
a person be citizen of Nevada to commence
divorce is granted in that state is 1T absolute,
and can who obtains divorce return 70
California and marry againi
In order to commence an action for
divorce in the state of Nevada the
party wishing to commence such ac-
ton must have been resident of the
state six months. If divorce is
granted 1t is an absolute one II
granted on the several grounds for
divorces in that state. In such a case
If an absolute divorce is granted the
divorcee is permitted to marry again.
KING EDWARDS. /. s. City. Was the
father of the present king Of England Dutch
man or an Engllshman? What was his family
name:
Albert. prince of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha, consort of Queen Victoria,
queen of Great Britain t1S19-6D was
the second son of the Duke of Sake
Gotha, Altenburg. born August &c,
1919. Saxe-Coburg is in Saxony.
Royal families do not have family
names.
FATAL subscriber. CITY. Is there any
day in the week that is considered more fatal
TO the human race than Fridayf
Ten years or so ago a statistician
in the employ of the German govern
ment Offices in Berlin presented re-
port to which he devoted three years
time in which he showed by facts and
figures that more fatalities occur on
Monday than on Friday or any other
day of the week
MOTOR BoAT-R. ]. W. Betteraval. Santa
Barbara county Cal. Is It against the law TO
use motor boats in hunting ducks7
There is nothing in the law that
prohibits the use of such boats for
duck hunting. but at the Office of the
fish and game commissioners it is de-
nounced as "a most inhuman way of
hunting"
MICE House Keeper. City. What win keep
mice away from clothes closet.
1t is said that mice viii not GO to
or remain in a clothes closet in which
the odor of mint or camphor prevails.
BLACK BASS. A.. City Are there any
lakes or streams in the vicinity of San Fran
cisco in which one may hsh for black bass:
Such fish may be caught in the Sac
ramento and San JOAQUIN sloughs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10
Answers to Queries

There are places in Alameda and Marin
counties where there is black bass
hshing, but such are all private and
fishing is by permit only.
PAGo- -PAGo--J. s. City Where can reliable
Tutuila island:
The congressman of the district in
which you live can obtain such in
formation for you from the proper
department at Washington, D. C.
sHRIMPs- c.. Buriingame Cal. What is
the law governing shrimp fishing in California I?
Is there close season?
Shrimp fishing is open the year
OF shrimps or shrimp shells outside of
the state.
OCEAN, City. Where can I obtain a
record Of the temperature Of the ocean at the
beach and at the beach off Los Angeles:
You may possibly obtain such
b., writing to some hotel at each of
the beaches named.
GAME IN CAPTIvITY--A. H. s., City. VIII
the game and FISH commissioners Of California
grouse?
Yes. upon proper showing.
CoNDUCToR-B. Stockton. Cal. Where must
company?
Send application to the general Office
of the company.
HAGGIN--A. s.. Msrysville Cal. Where was
j. b. Haggin, the millionaire horseman, born?
Who's Who in America" says:
frankfort, KY. in 1927.
WARM CLIMAT'E-Mrs g. NJ. n. Sonoma.
cai. where Is the warmest climate in winter.
generally, in California south OF Monterey.
Santa Barbara and San Diego.
PARDoNED-o. s. Does man who has
been convicted of felony in California lose
nis civil rights7 II pardoned are they restored
The answer to each question is yes.
CoLLINs-A. p. Oakland Cal. Where is
Seorge y Collins confined pending the appeal
In the county jail of san Francisco.
LIcENsE-F. G.. City. What is the legal
charge for marriage licensAs
Two dollars kA-
-.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10
Impertinent Question No. 81
What's the Mailer with California?

For the original wittest answer to this euestonhe
brefer the better-Ihe Call will pay FIVE Doll AIRS
For the next FIVE The Call viii paw ONE DOL
LAR EACH Prize winning answers VIII be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed to the winners at once Nakr
your short and SEND 1T ON A POSTAL
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
Winning q AreY Hn,,vr-
pr J Mission nstectc,
Now; I'm not married engaged. have No
Christmas only three awav - So ~
F 81 srcetcs
When the before 7 hav~
prir o Clovis - - '@'~
o lmerc G. Lvernor W ~~-~-~N
When I'm good. were It for the Ionesomeness
81 prize to Rosamund GUERNSEY Kesrny stces cltv
When sec iordy man try to stop the BY ringing up
n Rec Blur
When am on the water look my name
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

absolute power The presidents ovedden
congress- but the speakers final Now proposed take
the organization OF the committee the speakers
hands and have the members elected by the house This method
would effect radical change of control and would clearly
Improvement the pn but is quite doubtful whether
the opposition Cannon enough effect the change
They there nothing about the proposition and that
is only dictated by good public policy but the chances that
Joe Cannon would discipline them for nsubordinaon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

Mrs. William Kohl Nr. and Mrs. c.
Frederick Kohl and Miss Minnie Price
will leave in a few days for Riverside.
where they will remain for a few
weeks
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

Mrs. Leonard Hammond was hostess
yesterday at an informal luncheon
given at the Fairmont: Among the
guests were:
Mrs. Richard Hammond Miss JuIIa Langhorre
Miss Grace Hammond Miss Hanuigan
Miss Daisy Hammond Miss Ballard
T. n. Watkins Of New York. who left
yesterday for the east. was host at a
farewell dinner given at the Fairmont
before his departure Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. George A Batch
elder. Mr- and Mrs. Joseph A ChansIor,
Mr. and Mrs. l. B. Fuller. C. L Wat
kins. The affair was given in the gray
room and was elaborate in detail
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland Hall Baker
are at the ST. Francis for a few days.
but will leave this week for their home
in Tonopah- The wedding of this
couple was an event OF the winter and
took place at the home Of the brides
father, Senator George Perkins. in Yer
non Heights.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Risdon Mead en-
tertained a house party recently at
their country home near Byron Among
the guests dt lul6 dlAdAE WcIC-
Miss Ethel Amweg fred Teller
Walter Scott Miss Marian Lally
Miss Ruth Sadler BaIbo Ivancovirch
= Mr.. and Mrs Edward L Eyre enter
tanned last evening at an informal din
ner given at their home in Sacramento
street for a number of the debutantes.
The affair was given in compliment TO
Miss Katherine Donohoe.
The wedding of Miss Ida Price and J.
P. Turner will take place the first week
in January.
Mrs. ]. c. Campbell Will entertain this
evening at an informal dinner TO be
given at the Fairmont in compliment
to Mrs. Arthur Brown. who is visiting
here from Honolulu
Mrs Harry Umbsen will entertain to-
morrow evening a an informal dinner
to be given at the F'airmont for dozen
guests.
Mrs Thomas Kurtz has returned TO
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

n rIss HELEN JONES was the com
IN III pIimented guest yesterday at
NE delightful bridge party given by
Miss Marian Miller at her homo
in Pacific avenue. Among those who
shared the hospitality of the young
l. ~..-,-~ -, thi- oo-.s Sfc,, were
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10
The Insiider
Recalls DIR. Blues experience with clubwonen
in the early stage of the anti-plague war
and how the death of pet aroused interest

- AN FRANCISCO'S clean bill OF health
- means the departure before Snany
moons. of Or. Rupert Blue and his CO.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-12
NEWARK'S DESERTERS
WOULD MAKE STAR CLUB

few regretter his move. Griffin was q
good ball player, but there was a
shady side to his private actions.
Strange to say, of that seeming
misfit aggregation which represented
Newark in it's first year in the Eastern
League, five players were destined to
become major league stars-Third
Baseman Arthur Devlin, who was pur-
chased by the New York Nationals;
First Baseman Tim Jordan, who
created a sensation with Brooklyn in
1906 and 1907, and Gessler, Stricklett
and Thielman.
Pitcher Breckenridge, who made
quite a record for shut-outs during his
brief stay here, jumped Newark in
1904, going to the Harrisburg Club Of
the Tri-State League, which was then
an outlaw organization. Outfelder
Clarence Foster, Newark's leading
batsman, jumped to Lancaster in 1906.
h same year Pitcher Larry Hester
fer deserted the Newark Club. Burn
ham later selling his claim to Toronto.
Still another valuable man took French
leave last season, Pitcher Bill Carrick.
Pitcher ~Breitenstein, the Southern
League veteran, was drafted from the
ANCN OiiCdllo AiuD III 1910, DuL 1eIuScu
to play here. First Baseman Bob stat
ford, captain of the Atlanta team, was
drafted in 1904. He joined the local
team after the spring trip, but from the
outset it was evident that he did o
care to play here and he did the next
t~hing-played for mis- release. Last year
Burnham bought Second Baseman Billy
Gilbert from the New York Nationals,
but, as is well known, he didn't even
walk right In, turn around and walk
right out again.
Why did all those players jump?
Why did so many refuse to play here
at all? Durham may have an ex-
PLANTATION for each case and in som in
stances he may not have been entirely
to blame. 'Tain't right to hit a man
when he's down, or. for that matter,
when he's out. But the fact remains
that they did jump or refuse TO play
here. Things may be different under
the new administration.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-12
BISONS WILL TRAIN
IN SOUTH CAROLINA,

BUFFALO. Feb. 12.-Under the lead
ership of Manager George Smith. the
players of the Buffalo Eastern League
team will leave their winter nests
March II and begin their spring train
ing campaign two days later at Column
bia. S. C. Several members of the team
will go directly from their homes to the
training camp. Among the latter VIII
be Hunter Hill, the star third sacker,
who is wintering at his big plantation
at Corsicana, Tex, and has spent the
greater part of the winter hunting big
game in the wilds of his native State;
big George Mcconnell, from his home
in Anderson, $. c.; George Schirm,
whose home is in st. Louis, and Jimmy
Murray n Merit Whitney, who are
enjoying a delightful winter at ormond
Beach. Ella.
Several exhibition games VIII De
played on the Columbia grounds before
the home journey is begun. The fol-
lowing games are already scheduled Tor
the return trip homeward:
At Danvi,le. Va.-April 4, 6 and Z.
At Lynchburg. Va.-April 8 n 3.
AT Roanoke, Va.-April 10 and IL.
At Richmond. Va.-April Is and IA.
At Norfolk. Va.-April Is and Is.
AT Lancaster, Pa.-April Is.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-12
ALL OVER BUT THE
SHOUTING in MASONIC.
Hope Lodge BOwIers Walk Away
with Important Games for
Championship.

It's a case OF all over but the shout
ing in the Masonic League champion
ship tournament. The Hope Lodge
bowlers, who have set a merry pace
for months, and the Schiller team,
which held second place. met in their
all important series last night on Mont
gon1ery's alleys. There was nothing to
it but Hope. The games weren't even
close. The leaders scored a clean sweep
and practically made certain of landing
the championship.
Owing to the importance of the series
the rooters for both teams wero out in
large numbers, but after the first game
there was no 'hope" in the Schiller
camp. The leaders registered a total
of 1,042 right off the reel, Cells con-
tributing 244, Shepard 224 and whitman
206. Cells followed up this mark with.
226 and 212 Gus Birkenmeier helped
the Schillers along with PAS, but the
teams total OF 95S was in the shade
alongside the Hope score.
h fiures follow: