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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-19
Burglars I'm Waitsburg.

Burglars trying to break into the
postoffice at Waitsburg, Wash.
Thursday morning were frightened
away by the night watchman. The
postoffice has been robbed twice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-19
HOT WORDS PASS
IN RUFF TRIAL
Bitter Personalities Exchanged
by Attorneys for Ruef and
the Prosecution.
JUDGE LAWLOR DECLARES
1T MUST NOT OCCUR AGAIN

Attorneys for the People Object to
Ach's AttcmTt TO Delay the Trial
by Repeating His Questions-He-
ney Is Improving Rapldly-COrO-
ner's Investigation Of Haas Suicide
Is Now In Progress-POlice Say He
Had Pistol When He Shot Heney.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-19
"NHAT FOOLS THESE
MORTALS BE-"

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 10
Despondent because he was un-
able to buy jewels for the girl
he married two months ago.
Gordon Kyle, aged "a, dressed
himself in his brides party
clothes. made n moose from one
OF her hair ribbons, and stran-
gled himself to death last night.
He was attired in all of her fl
merry, excepting her shoes and
hat when found dead at the
bedpost.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-19
CHINA ON VERGE
Of REVOLUTION
Rumored That Prince Ching
Has Been Assassinated and
Dowager Empress is III.
HIGH OFFICIALS SAID
TO BE IN CONSPIRACY.

Ching Was Head of Chinese Army and
Since Death Of the Emperor Was
Considered the Most Powerful Man
In the Empire-Believed at Manila
That Plot Has Been Formed Among
Officials to Seize the Government
for Themselves.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

|, The famars of this vicinity are busy
culsiyating corn these days.
Harry Cooper was out on the river
TRYING his new boat Sunday.
Paul Summey was down from Akron
to see his best girl Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Brink of Burbank visited
at John Liyingston's last Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Murdoch and James
Lane visited at John Wllhe!m's last
Sunday.
There was practice game of base
ball at Livingstou's Sunday, with a
score away up In gee.
The commencement at the Iudusiri.
al School was well attended 10 spite oil
the threatening rain.
The Old Muddy has been on .he rise
ali the week. but at this writing it is
going down little.
A few of the boys went In swimming
at Niger Bend Sunday. The water
was cold and they iidn t stay long.
James Der made a twenty mile trir
yesterday in skitf from the Poncs
landing TO Lower Civil Bend. jim
now thinks he will go 10 sea.
The Misses Rieksteip, Aaron Pace
James Lethcoe. Miss Nettie Rozale
Paul Summey, Miss Lille Rozelle ant
Fred {. rdig. attended the ball game
a, John Llviugston's last Sunday
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

Maude Halter. The literary program
wss then completed by . decidedly
amusing. imoromrtu speech upon s.Rs-
ninlsee bees" oy Atty. T.. NJ wsllscs
81 the first ciass-iha. ~ 1885. III
Wallace concluded his remRrks OK :
Tribute 70 the greatness and beauty q;
he Organization aad al sppeal TO ali
graduates to be true 10 1t, thereby pr
petusting thu love for their foster
parent, the red brick, school house. y
Election OF officers was held with
the following result:
President, Mrs. L. T. Rust.
Vice President. Carl Tol.efson.
Secretary Treasurer. Maude Hat,er.
The rseei ny wss then adjourned,
and az ueaarted. feeling that they had
speDs happy and profitable evening
Oar Alumni association now numbers
rsy $50 members and il rapidly be-
caynia2 one OF the most progressive
associations Of lss kin1 in the stste.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
MEMORIAL SERVICES
? asr;oiic Observance, in Church ara
Cemetery, Of Our National
Flower Memorial

The Memorial services Saturday AZ
the NJ. f. church were great success.
The church was packed TO It's capacity
thirty minutes before the services be-
gan. every seat 10 the church was filed
and there was no standing room. Pre-
eeding the church service. the usual
and beautiful custom of decorating the
graves OF our fallen heroes with how-
ers, was observed at the cemetery by
the Ct. A r.. The ". r. G. and the
slower children appoiDted.
At3.l5 p. IN. the service commenced
with the singing OF an old battle field
HYMN. The choir was composed OF
girls from seven 10 ten years OF age.
| A recitation by Miss Iva French WAS
gwen so perfec IL that one would al
most think be was do3eing the Gull, Is
on the hs sla feld. Miss Iva deserves
great credit far nasleri q her part OF
the snsertaipmant so We'll.
Tn alalagu- representing the nor b
and SOU b united by The war was very
interesting, 81 c ally 20 the old sol
die,s xho fought for The causa. They
suffered actolGi aardships, but in the
end wer4 permitted 10 see hsw sheir
efforts on The battle Geld united the
lorah ard south into e gseA aud gso-
rleus union. The dialogue from be-
ginning 10 end was well rendered.
Professor Cummings, principal OF
the Fix Point schools, was called en-
TO msss the address. On commencing
his speech he spologiz d TO the audi
ce that ne was NOS prepared tn make
sosg seeect, but would talk few
ninmses. Aud ne did, He spoke on
ssai cts that seemed 10 please every
man, WOMAN ard child. His subject
may be called, What is M-morial
Day, and Why is 1t Celebrated sill over
he Uniisd Slates:" Peof Cummings
stated that it was started by TWO little
girls passing u cemetery AID stopping
iu put aowers on some graves they
thought looked lonesome That start
I'd The matter on caring for the graves
OF those VITO fell for their country S
sake The subject was discus .ed later.
when q general in Waterloo. n. Y.
gave a banquet in honor OF the men
who died for their country Two
years later John A. Logan made proc
lamation declaring the 30sh day of
Nsy 20 be legal holiday, and urglng
thAs il be employed in honoring the
memory and decorating the graves of
eur fallen heroes.
The memorial sermon was preached
in she NJ. E. church Sunday afternoon
oy .he Rev v. X. Rlswn II was az
able and itting address, sposea of
nost highly by those who were in at
isn6ance
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

SherFF sherman broaghs III Ss.nr-
Oar ssgat Charles Homer. thirty sax
yszrs Ut age. wh0 lives near jefferson
sd 10 had become violsntly insane.
He kaS been coufned twice ID "a asy-
iam 6sfo~e and q sister at his has j 50
hsea eommissed for she same dsrange-
meat Mosdas be smashed twelve
oai 81 so1rsser Ut the fali-sash winao~
panes IN the deaention room. siaee
*hieh sine be his been con6asd in the
csgs il the i4iI.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

We are pleased 10 give above the
eus 81 Bart afunson. candidate for su-
dior IN Union county. NJ. Manson
w&s Assr sad raised ia this eOansy and
is - clean 8 young man shas
shs. E0sslv nothing can be said
szaiass him. The tscs, 100. that
be has for some yeas oeea TIE deposy
IN the auditors Utfsee pSrsisulasly quail
l5ss hims and thai ne has doae much
Of shs work @hils oghe-s hsvs held lhe
hoaors os she ofses. makes him she
logical Alessse- Enion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

Last Friday Wm- Manning OF Sioux
Valley spent the day in Elk Point
pvonosisg his candidacy Is county
CLERK on tbs republican ticket Mr..
Mining viii receive . strong vote
sn Saoax VALLEY sad other country pre-
esaxss AEd expects 10 be vel remam-
bred u the towns IS well. He il 8
yossEg msr. mss aevsr ASKED for eoun-
- OtisDs bsfors and Should he receive
sae lEasssrssHasas OF she m iarisy Al The
ErsmsrT a=St Taesdsy wis give to the
csscs fAashiai and pAIssssksng service.
nNsnf nsglect 20 vose for oounsy clerk
next Ta~sdsy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

Bert Nunson has been sick in bed
for saree or four days This week. but is
shls to be at his old post again this
morning. Bert expected 10 pat In
this week 10 q canvass among the
voters. this illness coming upon him at
= very unfortunate time However.
dis fEieads will no doubt rally to his
support snd give him q good hearty
vote next Tuesday
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

Prof and Mrs. Cummings left Tues
day for the Black Hilis, where they
viii visit week or ten days with rel
atiTes and friends. After this visit
shsy 20 10 Chicago to spend the sum
mer in study and work at the summer
school OF the Chicago University.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04

Mrs. G c. HemDhill of SaukCen,er
Minn., has been visiting NJ. and Mr..
A. Hemphill on Route No. ,. Mrs
Hemphill left this morning for Lake
Andes, where she will spend few
days with her mother.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
elk9olnt Graduates Largest Class
in History of School
PROFESSOR ENSIGN MAKES FINE spsEcH
hananet Tables awd Hstl Appropriated,
aad Brilliantly Decorated

The high school graduating exes-
cises last Thursday nlghs, In thecpesa
house. were, ~ asasl, atseaded hy u
large and aapreciAtlve audience. TIE
Stage was appropriately sacked II
sowers ana Toe elias. cosors. Ms ass.
belle Hasels. oil she Cleveland, q j
Hippoarome, sarg win gn,a tstn 3
and expression two sosos bitch
well rscsised idi~s Lillian E
ahls CITY. sang Ny aaArt ii aY
nsar Voice " . sci csiea frosn G. safe
Seems Sarsson Is gls i~s. ssth sssl.
iag aaa good suseserr to- The 81.
Ans evsrsnrs hy ae IL lser and
asvaH sho0la sl-e ae = ID oasd.
Ia esace ef rressasssrg speeches Nv
easta peFs III sac olass. an address MAS
siven ~ Pref Fae4st &. Easlsu IL the
safe University Il I5wm Pct. Fr-
slxn So ! - hss sri a ia the Mar
ga ioF Mar ana gsve sals revss,s.
wish saoa advice tnl sarg suns sasa-
asese Or thA rraaaatsns oceaslen.
Asr IN Az asSna 81 abe srsaes. p-u~
fsssieas SID sWen sa.sh censavy acs ~
go are Ca sh@ lseakans sor raen, Va
.gsnasne a-sseles sna sAe term mss
usea IL = srusd ennash ssnse 40. ID ~
limited bs sex bus ry qaalrssy aed snar-
Aessr ooly.
Fa@ graaaAsirE class oseaalSd tans
central rsasis5aa "a the srsza snd con-
Situated. 81 eoarse. sFe orogs ihrcss h
whieh AL the exercises revrlrrd.
pvsSiaeas W4li4ss prssenses sha aiple-
saas win words brief ard 6ssinp. Ss.er
which tbs individual mers b. r. os tka
ssass received the hearty e0nerasuia-
lions 81 numerous tsienGs. The casss
Of lsCS rascaes in p0tns at nusnSers.
she highest mark in Elk Point schyos
History aad II wlll probably ha sogne
sears s~efore II i again sgazIe6. pas-
lowing are the nAmes "a the graduates
Ida L, Aushler. Cssays G. Bnslaasne.
nA<ry Il, Conly. Harry e. Cuvrs.
Frank u. Dyer. yIvisn r. Fsanrarv.
Lisilss g. Haavsrsan. j Franeis Kelley.
Alice Z. Lyle. A0as n Lyle. Maria
G AeGrAsh. y Gertrude Merrissu.
EaHiee VI. Mahler. Assrud J. Mausos.
Nellie q. Nschois. William j. Ryan.
Faoy A. Sehoenover. Carl w. Tollsfsoo.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-06-04
Local News.

RAnsom Tone II sick 10 bed this
week..
Miss Gracs De ylnna casnt down
from akron last night for ass's vlssa
here.
Ths ladies' Of The Congregational
church will hold a market Saturday.
III George Hssson's.
Geo. w. KephArs. the HswsFdeu
ast0rney. was In sAe city Between
trains this morning
4. =. Morlan, Tho crack checker
player Of vlrginiA township. vac =
county seat visitor today.
Aiss Kathryn French ID ri w0an-
socket this week, assisting ~ the san
born county sa&chers' institute
Msss Nellie Hassaa wsns 10 Con
cord. Neb. % visit hsr sister. Mrs.
les. H. Kaox. couple 81 seeka
a bunch Of boys planned - camp on
the Sioux this week. bus shs,r plans
we're broken up b. the rAia aad high
water.
MIss Lei'a Bosee arrived housa fsnu,
be- ssapua ~ PaacA. Mob. Friday
nieAa sas. will speed sna sps 1t ot hxr
vaesispn at her hune lars
Miss c'ass usyss, MS n lse g.
son aud Frank II her weaa to gyskas.
d. Tuesday moreinw Ia aGseua cis-
srioi Chrissaan Eadessor couv aass.n.
Faney srnea doors Aad rao~
scseets AtlAsAs aaa shspes Isl Is Il,
and on hnc all tsss tgusr. III
sasgls a Cs'S tsaaber Yara. 4 asps.
s. u.
Ase Ssrs bss 49, his 10 Ss...ss
y Nsn. Nsaz whc spsE psasse ID shs
nrss, Y ~ wsek. III. Nsss VA carss
o. els uream as CESS II $40 ~
staAa.
SERVES viii oa held Ia tfs 8 sssenpal
chureh next Sanday hy The n d !.
Mckenzie. Holy Gem musissa aro
sernon Il io:se, = IN. All are earsasall,
invited ID ssaend.
Mis- Maade Fox returned home
TUESDAY evening" srau Raadelnh. Seb..
whsrs she hAs bean seachiuv shss past
FEAR. She sxpsass Ia spend The nosa
Oh her saeasiaa II home
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
GIRL HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Mabel Hathaway, Capitalists
Daughter, and Two Men In
jured in Thrilling Ride

The overturning of a large automo-
tersection of Mission road and silver
avenue on the outskirts of the city
early yesterday morning added an al
most tragic chapter to thrilling mid
night ride in which George Seelig and
Joseph Hollohan. living in the vicinity
of Fulton and Broderick streets. and
Miss Mabel Hathaway. the pretty 20
year old daughter of a Los Angeles
capitalist. barely escaped with their
lives
Luke's hospital, where she is still un-
der the observation of physicians. Her
condition is serious. Seelig and Hollo-
han also were injured, and the latter
was taken to st. Lukes hospital. which
place he left at noon yesterday. refus-
ing to throw additional light upon the
occurrence which nearly cost his life.
Seelig refused to be taken inside the
hospital and furnished the police with
only vague idea as to where he lived.
Detectives Gallagher and MoItke spent
the entire day investi eating the meager
reports made to the police department.
The party had spent a merry evening
in the suburbs, visiting numerous re-
sorts along the San Mateo highway.
The auto was speeding along at high
velocity-the driver endeavoring to re-
turn his charges to their homes before
the morning frost fell. In turning the
corner of Mission road and Silver ave-
nue. the machine struck a hidden OBJ
stacle and overturned. Miss Hathaway
was hurled against a roadside fence
and lay in dazed conditions for sew
eral minutes before her companions
found her. A passing automobile was
hailed and the injured autoists con-
veyed to ST. Luke's hospital a few
blocks distance.
Both men declined to give any in
formation concerning Miss Hathaway.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
LIEUT.. I. A. JONES
AGAIN IN TROUBLE
Rumor Army Man Faces Trial
as Alleged Writer OF Letter
Making False Charges

Aightning. in the form of court mar
the same place in the case of Lieuten-
ant Thomas A. Jones, Coast artillery
corps, Y. S. A., of Fort Baker, and the
second flash is, according to we'll au-
thenticated reports from the Presidio.
about to emanate. from a crooked type
writer key. There is a strong belief
in army circles that within short
time charges will be filed against Lieu
tenant Jones alleging that he signed
a fictitious name to a letter making
charges against Quartermaster Ser
geant MacMasters of the Thirty-se
ond company, Coast artillery, for the
purpose of injuring MacMaster's repu-
tation.
The typewriter, which is said to in
volve Lieutenant Jones, has two
crooked keys, and its silent evidence, it
is reported, has been substantiated by
the opinion of "a handwriting expert.
The next fortnight will probably be
Jones.
According to the story which is be-
ing told at the Presidio and Fort Baker,
Lieutenant Jones was for brief time
in command of the Thirty second COM
pany, and during that period conceived
violent prejudice against MacMasters,
who is said by other officers to be a
very efficient but inoffensive man.
Jones was later assigned to the
Sixty first company and Lieutenant
Baker last summer to command the
Thirty second. Recently Jones made
inquiries as to whether a letter had
been received from one c. E. Crow of
Mill Valley. in regard to MacMasters
Jones, according to the prevailing tale,
said that he had met Crow on the
Sausalito boat and had engaged in
conversation with him and was in
formed that Crow intended writing
complaints of MacMasters. Lieutenant
officers are ready to swear, as to de-
scribe the personal appearance of Grow
of Mill Valley.
The letter had not been received, but
arrived few days later. addressed to
Lieutenant John Hotz, the adjutant of
the post. 1t was a typewriter epistle
and contained all manner of charges
against the uuartermaster sergeant. in
cluding graft and other sins of like
nature.
Lieutenant Thornton, as McMasters'
commanding officer, took up the matter
and went on a journey to Mill Valley
in an endeavor to meet Jones letter
writing acquaintance, Mr.. Crow
Although Lieutenant Thornton made
a diligent search from the bay to Tam
alpais. he was unable to find any
Crow in Mill Valley, or even to hear
of one. Upon his return to Fort Baker
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
YOUNG WOMAN BURNED
PLAYING SANTA CLAUS
Doctor Called to Hall on Ruse
Later Sees Fake" Accident
Actually Take Place

MARYSVlLLE. Dec 22.-Last night,
an hour after the Native Daughters
had called DR.. Barr to where Christmas
exercises were being held on ruse
that Miss Violet Heyl had been severely
burned, that young woman, who acted
as Santa Claus. was. in fact. severely
burned about the neck and hands. The
cotton on her costume caught fire.
Members had prepared to present the
doctor with a loving cup To get him
10 the hall they told him over the phone
that Miss Heyl was burned.
When he reached the hall she well
coined him with a smile
Half an hour later DR.. Barr saw the
accident for which he had been called
in fun.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
WOULD PREVENT HASTY
WEDDINGS AND DIVORCES
Matrimonial Law to Make Mar
riage and Separation
Difficult
TSoee;ol Dispotch 10 The Call

lSPecfoi DiSPdtcH 70 "e NuAtI
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 22.-Two weeks
printed notice of the intention of any
couple to apply for a marriage license
in California is provided in bill that
State Senator Charles w. Bell of Pasa-
dena will Introduce at the coming ses-
sion of the legislature
One purpose of the bill is to prevent
hasty marriages. and it is thought that
publication of the iRtent viii promote
delay.
The bill also will provide for partial
divorce, giving legal separation with
restrictions to prevent remarriage until
full civorce shall have been granted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
MORGAN PAYS BIG SUM
FOR FIFTEEN CATIONS
Secures Part of Library of Lord
Amherst of Hackney for
$4,000

MANCHESTER, Eng. Dec. ga
Manchester paper says that ]. Pierpont
Morgan paid $4,000 for the Is Cax-
tons, part of the famous library of
Lord Amherst of Hackney, recently
disposed Of at private sale.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY ss
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER %, 10
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TODAY

Yesterday CLOUDY: IL of an inch OF rain;
north wind; maximum temperature -, mini
mum 81.
Forecast for todsy-Cloudy; warmer. with
showers; fresh south wind. Page Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
GIVES HER LIFE
TO SAVE BABY
FROM FLAMES
Mrs. Julia Layenthal Fatally
Burned While Bathing
Tiny Child
With Robe on Fire She Carries
Infant From Room and
So0thes It's Cries
Neighbors Come Too Late to
Aid and Heroic Woman
Dies in Hospital
Take care of my baby. mamma. .

ohC Noi z VI thy OdDSs
Uttering with her last breath plea
for the infant, to save whose life she
gave up her own, Mrs. Julia Laven-
thai died at the German hospital at
2:s0 o'clock yesterday afternoon, VIC
bathing her 3 months old daughter
before an open fireplace at the home of
her mother, Mrs. l. Heinamann, 1641
Geary street.
While the courageous little woman
lay writhing in pain on her death bed,
her husband. who is a Los Angeles
businessman, was speeding to this city
on a fast Southern Pacific passenger
train in an effort to reach his wife's
bedside before she passed away.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
BURNS BELIEVES
PETITION WORK
OF Ills ENEMIES
Considers Attempt to Stop His
Pay From City Unworthy
OF Consideration
Calhoun, Cutler and Keil on
His List of Possible
Authors
Supervisors Say Funds Will Be
Expended as First In
tended

A petition which is in circulation
and which calls upon the board OF
supervisors to remove William ]. Burns
from his position as a servant of the
municipality was characterized last
night by the graft detective as un-
worthy his serious attention.
While not attaching sufficient i'm
portance to the petition to spend any
time in ferreting out its closely guard
ed authors, Burns suggested that il
might be the work of Patrick Calhoun
whose trial is approaching, or of Po-
lice Commissioners Cutler and Keil.
Two members of the board of super
visors who may be called upon to con-
slider the petition laughed the scheme
to scorn when it was called to their
attention.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
Baby Does Not Know

In the home of a kindly neighbor,
Erma, the little one who is now moth
erless, cooed her way into the hearts
OF the women around her. Unconscious
of the terrible events through which
she had only recently passed. the child
dropped off into a peaceful sleep and
calmly slept on while the mother in the
German hospital met death unfiinch-
ingIy because she had been told her
child was safe.
Mrs. Laventhal. who was % years
old, was alone in the house with the
infant when the terrible accident oc-
Cured. Her mother. Mrs. Heinamann,
had gone to a store near by for few
moments. Mrs. Laventhal had placed
an ordinary infants bathing tub be-
fore an open fireplace in the dining
room, and, attired in long, loose robe,
was bathing little Erma. Somehow,
just how will never be known. her
robe swept too close to the flames,
and in a moment was ablaze.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
Carried to Safety

Though too terrified to seize a blan-
ket and smother the flames, the woman
did not forget the baby, and, picking
up the little one, carried her into the
next room and placed her on table.
The child, frightened by its mothers
actions, started to cry and. her mother
love still dominant despite her own
terrible pains and the rapidly ascend
ing flames, attempted to soothe the lit
tie one.
Mrs. J. j. Mclaughlin, who lives next
door, heard the woman moaning "Oh,
can't stand this; oh, can't stand this, .
and seeing smoke issuing from the
windows, sent her son, John, around
the back way to smash the door, ana
later dispatched her other son, Edward,
to ring in an alarm.
Meanwhile Mrs. Laventhal was wildly
rushing back and forth from one room
to another. rolling on the beds in a
vain attempt to smother the flames, and
leaving the bedclothes soaked with her
blood. Despite her agony she per-
sisted in trying to soothe the child.
r,l,iob V-oc StiII orvin1
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
SUBURBAN

Estate left by Judge CARRIER valued at s2s
600. but no viii is found. Pag,
Brothers quarrel. and William Shiman surr
ders for shooting Lorenzo. who lies near dea
refusing statement. Pae,
Class OF 1907 presents regents OF unvers
with $500 TO promote study of drama. Pag,
Mrs Henry A Melvin, wife of Justice of
preme court, reviled over telephone and jud
suspects man connected with suit. Pag,
DIR. Taft. cousin of president elect, retu
home after battle with wlnd and tide Pay,
Alameda county grand jury uncovers meth,
by which loss Of money was due to the Her
machine. PaE,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
COAST

japanese laborers in HaH
higher wages.
Miss Busteede granted ril
banks suit against Major
tate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
Recent Arrivals

Mrs. Laventhal and her husband
came to San Francisco about three
weeks ago from Los Angeles and
stopped at the home of the dead
woman's mother, 1641 Geary street.
and he returned to Los Angeles. A
letter found in the baby's carriage, adj
dressed to Mrs. Laventhal, from her
husband at Los Angeles. told of how
lonesome the man was with her and
the child absent and begged her to
cut her visit to this city short.