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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
LOSES OFFICE FOR
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Thomas F. Boyle Denounced by
Mayor for COnsorting With
Indicted Felons
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10 was deposed for doing politics in de-
fiance of the charter. Urged by many
men in the administration to make
nearly clean sweep of the holdover
Schmitz appointees on the commission
Taylor in the beginning said he would
remove none save for legal cause.
Two Vacancies to Be Filled
This will necessitate two appoint
ments upon the board Of education" )"
said Mayor Taylor yesterday after an
nouncing Boyle's removal Speaking of
the commission appointments generally.
DR.. Taylor said:
Il began my Christmas shopping ear
ly, but L have not got through the job
yet. It is a different matter to find
the right men for all these positions
Of trust than to accept, say, list pre-
pared by a political boss. That would
not take five minutes. No, it probably
will be after New Years before I get
all the places filled. The appointments
will be announced together
The mayor. in accordance with the
charter, notified the board of super
visors of Boyle's removal yesterday,
after he had learned the commissioner
had been served with the notice.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
CHAUFFEUR MUST ANSWER

Ollie, chauffeur for w B. Ridgelv for
mer comptroller of the currency, was
held for trial in the criminal court
manslaughter for causing the death of
Mrs. BryI Greer of this city in an au-
tomobile accident here November 10.
Ollie was released on $500 bail.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
BAR TENDER is ExoNERArED

No definite clew was discovered by
the police yesterday in their investi-
CATION into the skilIfully planned rob-
berry of the Gunst & Co. cigar store
at Van Ness avenue and Geary street
The police are still confident that the
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
nIccr,s EsrArE GErs sALARr

The late William j. Biggy's services
as elisor in charge of Abraham Ruef
during the Initial six months of the
convicted boss first imprisonment were
yesterday paid for by the city on a
court order issued by Judge Dunno for
81 500 J. j. Dwyer, as administrators
OF the late chiefs estate, received the
salary, which was at the rate of $500
ner month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
PosTMAsTERs ARE APPOINTED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The follow
ing postmasters were appointed today:
Alton, Glenn county, John B. BEGINNER.
vice W. Armstrong resigned; Green
field, Monterey county, John W. La
sale. vice W. ]. Hiatt resigned; Sites,
Colusa county, William W. Woodward,
vice l.. II. Mikkelsen deceased.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30

burglar effected an entrance from the
passageway leading from the saloon
of Tarbox & Tobin at 1101 Geary street.
After a further examination of Ben
Band. the bar tender for the saloon
the police decided yesterday that he
had nothing to do with the robbery,
Band was found to be a man bearing
a good reputation.
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CoURT MARTIAL CALLED

WASHINGTON, Dec. ga general
court martial has been ordered TO con-
vene at the navy yard at Boston jan
uary for the trial Of Commander
Charles C. Marsh, who was in COM
mand of the U. S. S. Yankee when she
was sunk on September 20 in Buzzards
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
FORMER CONSUL GENERAL DEAD

ROCHESTER,, Mimi. Dee. 2s-J. A
Leonard, consul general at Shanghai
China, in 1880, died here today of can
Ger, aged rs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Do You want s5.Oos

Read THE CALLS weekly offer or
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INVESTMENTS AUTHORIZED

Fifth hereby authorize and
empower my trustees hereinafter
named TO invest and reinvest the
trust funds hereinbefore provided
for in any securities which are ap-
proved by my said wife and by
them during her lifetime, in case
She survive me. and after her death
in any securities which said trus-
tees deem best. whether the same
are or are not investments to which
cyecutOrs and trustees are by law
limited IN making investments, and
10 change or vary the investments
from time to time as they may
deem best I authorize and en-
mower my trustees hereinafter
named 10 hold and continue in their
discretion any security in which
any Of my property may be found
invested at the time OF my death,
my intention being that they shall
ao absolved and discharged from
The legal duty Of converting my
estate into money, and that they
shall not be liable for any shrink
ago ia value by reason OF the ex-
orcise Of the discretion hereby re-
posed Ia them
sixth authorize and empower
nv executors and trustees herein
after named in their discretion 10
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Mayor Taylor Removes Boyle for His
Brazen Conduct With Eugene E. Schmitz

ITO THOMAS F. BOYLE member of the Board of Education
and for the City County of Francisco
President of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22

c.. s. Johnson and wife entertained
at their home on Thursday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Burrows and son Lowell.
William Sandberg and sister Alice,
and Hazel Lindblom. who drove down
from Kiron.
Abel Berglund of Wahoo. Neb..
arrived Tuesday to assist Fred Erick-
son with his farm work.
The scale at the elevator have been
repaired this week.
Mrs. Claus Frahm is visiting her
sister in Cherokee.
Rose Larson drove to Boyer to
meet Denison shoppers from Kiron
Saturday afternoon.
Chris Cook and John Quade have
purchased new Minneapolis steam
threshing outfit to go the rounds
west of Boyer this fall.
We notice that VIM. Flemming ard
John Mueller are the grain stackers
OF the season in this vicinity.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22
BOYER RIPPLINGs.

George Newcom and wife drove tt
Delolt Monday afternoon to help heJ
father in haying. They returned or
the morning train Thursday.
John Erickson and wife. from
Kiron. visited with their daughter,
Mrs. johnson Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Hitchings and children
and mother. Mrs. Shives. visited
with Mrs. Messenbrink Friday.
Myrtle Darling and brother were
in Boyer on business Saturday fore
noon.
Mrs. Lem Watts and children visit
ed her brother Steve Schlecta Wednes-
day.
Mrs. John Cook entertained Mes
danes Henry Erickson and Margaret
Mohr. of Wall Lake. Wednesday.
Dave McCullough's mother has been
visiting at his home for few days.
She returned to her home in Vail
Tuesday.
Ella COOK mas returned TO nef nome
after visit with her sister. Mrs.
Will Stehr near Deloit.
Emma Frahm. who has been visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. Henrickson. near
Deloit, has returned home.
Carl and Elmer Kullberg went to
Dakota for an indefinite stay on We'd
nesday morning.
Rev. Lagerquist and C. S. johnson
went to Omaha last Tuesday morning
and returned in the evening.
Word has been received that Her.
man Schmidt and family have arrived
safely at the Reno Ell and are pleas.
ed with their new home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22
Carter attended the dance at Ida
Grove Saturday.

Carter attended the dance at Ida
Grove Saturday.
Everybody prepare for the grand
carnival and stock fair which will be
held at Schleswig the first week in
September for two days. Help to
make this event grand success.
Mrs. DR.. Schultz and little son re-
turned Thursday morning from Char
lotte and Denis&n.
The sad death of A. j. Book &C.
Cured Sunday at his home in Schles-
wig, after few months illness. His
death was due to heart failure. HIS
death had been expected a long time
as he has been suffering from that
disease for some time. His wife
died but few short years ago. He
leaves three sons to mourn his death.
besides many other relatives and
friends. His sons are. Herman Book,
of Manning; Emil Book and Earnest
of Schleswig. They will receive the
sympathy Of this entire community.
Albert Olsen and wife arrived here
from Shelby county Monday. Mr..
Olsen is now employed at the Green
Bay.
DR.. Jones has entered the poultry
business. Ask him for fancy dressed
chickens. Leave your order at his
Office.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22
W. s. MOORE,
LAWYER
PRACTICE IN FEDERAL AND
STATE COUNTS
SCHLESWIG.

Lourlne Vollersen. of Charter Oak
is visiting since Saturday at the Gus
Stegeman home.
Frank Jones and family went to
Charter Oak Monday to visit with re-
latives. Miss Letta will remain for
some time.
A ball game was called off at
Schleswig Sunday. A picked up team
from Denison. Charter Oak and Han
over played against Schleswig. The
score was 5 to 6 in favor of Schles.
wig.
F. Christensen. of Battle Creek.
and companion called in Schleswig
in their auto Sunday.
M. Hollander was on the sick list
last week
Elma and Anna Lorenzen gave re-
ception Saturday Afternoon in honor of
Miss Woods. who is visiting them
from Parker. South Dakota. The
afternoon was spent in feasting and
amusements of various sorts. The
luncheon was served in two courses,
each in different room. The many
welcome guests who were in attend.
ance pronunced Miss Woods and
Misses Lorenzen charming entertain
ers.
Another social event which was
very much enjoyed by those WIN at :
tended was the reception given by
Mrs. Jurgen Schroeder and Mrs. F..
V. Olry at the Schroeder home Thurs
day evening in honor of Mrs. Paul
Stapleton, of Armour, South Dakota
to about fifty ladies. The evening
was spent playing games of comical
order and visiting until grand feast
was served to all. Prizes were given
to the winner of the various games
which were useful as well as beauti-
full. One young lady who worked
hard thinking she was going to get a
grand prize, will work still harder
using it. as it was a package of
Dutch cleaner.
Emma Ricketts,, Fren Wells. Emma
Lorenzen, Sadie Gulick, Zoa Alexan-
der. Ella Witt and Ben Witt and tloy
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22
MANILA ITEMS.

Mrs. w. +. Wehland and baby re-
turned home from Walnut Wednes-
day evening. after visit there with
Mrs. Wehland's parents.
Mrs. Claus Reinholdt. of Manning,
spent the latter part of the week here
visiting her brother. Peter Hoffein' s
and family.
Alice James returned to her home
in Denison Monday morning, after a
pleasant visit here at the home of her
brother. Clyde James and family.
Roland Eldred and wife returned
from Ferguson, Iowa. Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Permission and granddaugh-
ter, Mildred. of Defiance. visited here
this week with friends and relatives.
B. II. Burlington and wife were
Manning visitors Wednesday,.
Joe Schram was an Omaha visitor
Wednesday.
Mara Hoes returned from Ferguson
Thursday.
Emma Kepford, of Buck Grove.
visited this week in Aston at the
home of her unlce. Lutte Tillett.
Cicero Morgan and wife returned
home from Buck Grove Tuesday even,
ing where they had been camping
out for the past two weeks.
Dan McGrath. Harry Rear. F. j.
Nichols. of Aspinwall were Manila
;e;% Er1:o,,
Mrs. Bach returned to her home in
Charter Oak Friday, after an extend
ed visit here with her son. John
Thompson and family.
Lulu Willis and Matte Burlington
and Alex Slagg and VIM. McGrilla
spent Sunday in Coon Rapids sight
seeing.
Eunice Robertson spent Monday in
Grant Center visiting.
Bruce Mclean, who had charge Of
the express Office here during Cicero
Morgan's vacation. was transferred
to Boone Tuesday.
Mrs. Lane went to Defiance Satur.
day morning to visit there with he1
mother. Mrs. Smith and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. John Thompson and children.
Rudolph and Louise and Mrs. Bach.
visited with relatives in Manning
Thursday.
G. G. Brokaw. F. L. Van Slyke
and T. G.. DYSON returned from Den
yer this week. where they went to
attend the National convention.
Messrs Brokaw and Van Slyke got
here Friday evening but Mr.. Dyson
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22

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disease of the stomach and bowels.
In the spring of 1902 l bought bot
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all the gold in Georgia could not buy.
May you live long and prosper.
Yours very truly. C. N. Cornell,
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22
BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

Mrs. L. E. Mesmer and two little
girls. of Sioux City. visited a few
days last week with w. L. Marion
and wife.
Burten Tillett, of Dow City, visited
with his uncle, John Kepford for a
week.
Mary Smith arrived home Monday,
after few days. visit at Sioux City.
Eura Kepford went to Manila
Thursday. She met her cousin. Minda
Tillett and Bertha Muncie at the
train at Buck Grove and accompanied
them to Manila. The latter young
lady had been visiting at Deloit.
Miss Eura remained until Sunday.
Mrs. Lutte Peterson has been enjoy
ing visit from her sister from South
Dakota for a few days. She return
ed home Tuesday.
Ethelin Tillett visited with her
sister. Mrs. John Kepford, for few
days last week.
Mrs. Miller. of Grant Center, Wis
tied with her friend, Mrs. w. L.
Mortar one day last week.
Lutte Tillett and Sidney Bonney are
busy digging a we'll on the Elias
O'Meara farm.
Willis Virgins and family. of Dow
City, visited friends in Buck Grove
Sunday.
James Griffin visited with his par.
ents. John Griffin and wife, Sunday.
There will be q picnic in Buck
Grove the 18th Of August. and all the
members of the Catholic church are
expected to take part, so each one
must begin to think what they will
contribute. Fatten up the old hens.
save the young frys. anything so that
we may have meat enough Meat is
what we need the most. Let each
one do what they can to help along
that the picnic may be success.
Grace Griffin. who is attending the
summer school in Denison, was ar
over Sunday visitor at home.
I1dlo lux visited MS DrOl0er anC
family in Defiance Sunday.
There were services at the Catholic
church here Monday morning.
The Manila campers entertained
quite number of visitors Sunday,
but your correspondent did not learr
the names.
Jake Greder has been celebrating
the erection of his new barn recently,
and all guests report good time.
Lena Wiese has been visiting
friends in town for few days.
Letters from the Misses Pearl anc
Bernice Bonney. who are rusticatine
in the mountains of Virginia. indi.
cate that the warm weather does not
effect them in any way. and that
they are having the time of then
lives. camping. boating. fishing,
horse backriding and all sports Incl
dental to a soiourn in the mountains.
They will soon leave for New Yorl
City and other points where they vii
have the pleasure incidental to lif,
by the ocean wave. y
Ola Hodgell and Mabel Brewster
who are attending summer school a
Denison college Sundayed at home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22

Bert Barber. of Elton. says: 81
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22

did not arrive home until Saturday.
They WON'T tell why they didn't all
come home together, but you've all got
a guess coming.
Clara Morgan returned home from
Defiance Friday evening, where she
had been visiting the past two weeks
at the Permission nome.
Arbor Reed is reported to be on the
sick list at the present writing.
James Healey. who lives north of
town. had an accident on Saturday
last. The tongue of the binder broke
and the team ran away. Happily
Mr.. Healey was not seriously in
jured.
Mrs. Luke Reed and children re-
turned home from Hornick Saturday
evening where they had been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Reeds sister.
D. P. Robertson and son spent the
first part of the week in Grant Cen
ter fishing. Remember the biggest
uSu always keC away.
Cicero Morgan and wife and Rock
ley Barber spent Sunday visiting in
Buck Grove with the campers.
Mrs. Henry Kellogg and baby. of
Chicago. are visiting here this week
with Mrs. KellogR's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Garmire.
Pete Peterson and wife spent Sun
day in Astor visiting friends and re-
latives.
Ora Rliven returned to Denison
Sunday morning having spent the
preceding day here at her parental
home.
Mrs. Hladik and children Clara and
Marie left Monday evening for
Rochelle. Ills, where they will make
their home in the future. Manila
thereby loses good family.
Misses Katie and Name Dougherty
returned home from Nebraska Thurs
day. after two weeks visit here
with relatives and friends.
Bessie McCullen returned home
Monday morning. after pleasant
visit here with her cousins, Marcia
and Name Prosser.
The Guild met last Friday with
Mrs. Henry jain. A delicious lunch.
con consisting of strawberries ice
cream, marble cake and pineapple
punch was served by the hostess. The
Guild will meet with Bessie Gardner
July 81.
Mary Donahue spent Sunday in
the Country at the home of her sister,
Mrss. Pat McGafferty.
Lulu Wills and Mary Eberle left
for Harlan Monday morning, where
they will attend summer school.
Charley Fredrickson and wife were
Irwin visitors Sunday.
Rev. Father Coffee was a Buck
Grove visitor Sunday.
Adam Bohlander and wife spent
Sunday in the country visiting.
| D. W. H. White and Mary Eberle
were Buck Grove visitors Sunday.
| Matte Hird spent Friday in the
country at the VIM Thompson home.
| /. B. Alfred delivered some f, ii.
ture near Kirk man Friday.
F. C.. Book and baby spent s, day
in Omaha visiting at the Fred Wag.
ner home.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres.
byterian church met Wednesday
afternoon in the Sunday school room
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22
GRAND ARMY MEETING,

John A. Logan Post G. A. r. meets
End and 4th Saturdays in each month
at O'Clock p m. in McHenry Hall.
THEo. WALKER, Com
John L. Richardson, Adit.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-02
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prelim at ten rounds. Another prelim
will be staged as the curtain-raiser at
six rounds. Miller was substituted for
Maurice Savers after Savers broke his
right thumb in his fight with Dick Gull
/ len. He and Picato were slated origin
ally to furnish the main event. Miller
is a crackerjack and while he is just
breaking into the limelight, his record
is remarkably good. Previous to the
fight, or, to be more explicit, at .
O'Clock, the Los Angeles and San Pedro
press moys will be the guests of the
San Pedro Athletic club at a banquet
at the halfway house. The local press
delegation will leave at o'clock on the
interurban car from Third and Main. A
special car over the Pacific Electric is
being arranged to leave Sixth and
Main at Z o'clock, but this car will be
in addition to the regular service of
the company.
Frank Chance and Orvie Overall will
leave Chicago for Los Angeles one week
from Wednesday and are due to arrive
here the following Saturday. Dummy
Taylor of New York is expected in
sometime this week. AS soon as Hen
Berry heard of their plans for coming
to Los Angeles he announced the date
of his barbecue.
horsemen tomorrow night and Wednes-
day from New York, headed for Oak
land and Los Angeles. All those who
remained in the big village to vote for
Chanler will have performed their duty
and will be free of conscience to start
for the coast. Most of them will go to
Oakland for a week or two before start
ing south, but the big majority of them
will come to Los Angeles before
Thanksgiving day, as this city is to
be the headquarters of the principal
aggregation of prominent horsemen
during the winter, even though many
of them will divide their strings be-
tween the two tracks.
Paddock Judge Charlie Henderson
and family will occupy bungalow at
Monrovia during the winter. Hender-
son looked them over the other day
and grabbed one that had been turned
over to the owner by the contractor as
finished, and the Hendersons will be
the first family to occupy it. Monrovia
is attracting a larger number of horse
men and their families this season than
last, and probably will keep a few of
them as permanent citizens.
w. P. Ford of San Antonio has writ
ten to Secretary Randle to reserve five
stalls for him for the winter. Ford
is proprietor OF the San Antonio stable,
which John Harding managed for him
last season and in which Harding was a
part owner. Vesce is the star Of the
string.
Col. A. W. Hamilton, who will be
back in the stand during the winter,
has shipped two of the finest driving
horses that could be found in the blue
grass region, and they arrived Satur-
day with the final installment of Phil
Chinn's aggregation. Col. Hamilton
does not take kindly to automobiling,
owing to his fondness for horses, and
will drive his own team. Being an ex-
cellent horseman. an entertaining con-
versationalist and polished gentleman
of the old southern school, he is doomed
to become a social pet If he decides to
not be too stingy with his team during
the racing season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-02

that he will be ready to fight Thanks
giving evening. This sounds like BUSH
ness, and if Barry is lucky enough to
whip Flynn next Friday night kauf-
mann-Barry scrap would just about
tax the capacity of the Vernon arena,
if it is staged over the long distance.
Jake Griffin has contracted the bad
habit, it is reported, of refusing to stay
for the last act. Just why he becomes
so impatient nobody is able say, but
Griff would be more popular if he would
get over it and once in awhile stick
around until the curtain drops upon the
last act.
Heinie Heckemeier of New York, who
is a friend of Baron Long, according
to Baron, is being entertained by the
baby-faced fight promoter whll5 the
New Yorker is combining business and
pleasure in Los Angeles. Heck went
up the street Saturday night in COM
pany with Baron and Bruce, the lat
ter being the household pet out on
Wright street. Bruce is a sore-eyed
ldog. Heck ami Baron spent their
money and wanted to get their checks
cashed, but could find no bank open, so
Heck conceived the idea of selling the
dog when Baron was out on the street.
A dog fancier offered $3.50 for Bruce
and Heck accepted. Thirty minutes
later Bruce sauntered into Jeffries' cafe
and barked in greeting to Baron and
Heck. The reserve fund was getting
rather ragged, SO Heck again sold
Bruce, getting 81 for him this time. An
hour later Bruce found Heck and Baron
in company with Hen Berry at Berry
place. 1t seems that Bruce stayed with
his new owners only long enough to
brec.1 through his halter, and, knowing
Baron's habits, easily found him each
time he desired to return to his, mas
ter. Bruce is staying at the Wright
street fiat again.
Charlie HenshaH will ship to Santa
Anita in a few days. He is racing his
string at Latonia, but will be among
the first owners to start from the Ken
lucky course for Los Angeles. Fore
and Aimee are his headliners and the
stable is in charge of Trainer Casey.
Hen Berry announced last night that
he had decided upon the date for that
big barbecue that is to be the final
formality in closing the Coast league
season insofar as the Angels are con-
cerned. 1t will be "tetndered" Novem-
Der 16 and all the Angel players, sport
ing writer's, directors of the local club
and a few big league players, all with
their wives, will be the guests of the
rotund, jolly, bald-headed, happy, elo-
quent, fighting baseball magnate. Just
where 1t will be held has not been de-
cided, but 1t will be announced soon.
San Pedro will be invaded tonight by
about the biggest bunch of Los An
geles fight fans that ever attended
scrap in the seaside city. The occasion
will be the show which the San Pedro
Athletic club will stage as it's opening
number Of what will be a busy winter
season down that way. Eddie Miller, a
crack lightweight of San Francisco, and
Frank Picato will furnish the main
event in twenty-round scrap. Young
Dougherty, who brake-beamed It from
Milwaukee recently to get into the
coast fight game, and Kid Arcy, one
of the most promising little scrappers
shown in this part of the world in a
long time, will furnish the semi-windup