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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
WOLVES FEAR IRON.


In the cnrly days wolves wer, c,,n.
p"fa'ivcly unSuSplclons. nnd Il was
easy TO trap or poison then. Then
new knowledge. n better cornprcb~u.
'lon OF the modern dangers, seemed 10
spread among tho wolves. They learn.
'h now To detect and defy the traps
ana poison. nnl IN some way the
knowledge was passed from one 20 m.
o'hor TIL nll wolycn were fully Dos.
rehhoh Of the Information. How this
IL done II not cnSy 10 say. Il is sasier
10 prove that II IL done. Few wolves
ever got Into trap. fewer ntill get Into
trap hnh out ngnlB. and thus thsy
learn Tint n steel trap IN n thing 10 ls
feared. Ana yet Nil wolves have tho
knowledge. IN every irnppcr knows,
nha since they could not get Il st frwt
hnhh they must have got Il second
hand TINT N, the information was
communicated 10 them by others OF
their kind
u IN well known among hunters that
piece ~ iron N enough To protect any
chfcnsH from tho wolves if d deer
or antelope has been shot aud IL 10 ts
left out overnight, all that IL needed
Tot lh protection IL nn old borssshOe,
spur or even any part ~ the hunt.
"rH dress No wolf viii 70 near such
suspicious looking or human tainted
things They will stnryc rather than
approach the carcass No guarded.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The hrst Of the modern hank notes
we're made In China about the year
1000 A. u.
Blood In It's natural state contains .
surprising amount Of pure air. amount.
Ing 10 nearly seven -eighths Of its en-.
tire bulk.
The wasp's nest 10 constructed OF .
nrst class article OF papler mache.
made from the pulp Of wood. with an
animal glue specially prepared By the
wasps for the purpose.
The honey Of the suapdragon can
not be extracted BY the common bee.
which las not weight enough to pull
down the lower jaw Of this curious
flower. Only the bumblebee has &C.
cess 10 the ipteri0s.
The nrst trapdoor was made By
species Of African spider which has
Its nest In the ground and closes the
entrance BY means OF . trapdoor open.
Ing outwarily and covered with bits
OF earth and grass In order to escape
observation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
HOW TO WIN BATTLES.
Men Who ~ whS Thsy Shoot ., A's
the Determining Factor In War.

Other things holug equal. good shoot.
ins ., the determining factor In war
i'oofi, irillri nnd hastily organized
bodies ~ mcu "hn give good account
Of ihcIns"iy-. " they know how 20
she's, anj hit whn, they shoot at
IN our war fur Independence. says
Ann aud NhNy l.lfr. the culoulsts
were w0plsnDn They carried aud
used their srnIs 10 s-pply their homes
With foSi nni to project them from
tho th,Hg" - uIafksmcn they vast
ly ouiclns,-i the British. aai that more
Than ms thing cis" CAV" Washington
tho dnal victory
Again. In our great ciNil war mark
the effect of general knowledge %
nr-nrms Ia the south were sporting
i~oplc Th-y were fond ~ riding aud
hunting sh"ptin. ht target and AZ
game catered iutu their sports aud
pastiBcs. Tho north was commercial
Its in-p knew little or nothing ~
arcnrms save the fintl"rks ~ their
grandfather. objects ~ curiosity ~
their shops or homes. except IN the FAR
west. where the life ~ i;;G WIS slill
being IiNrd The result was that IN
the cat, th- southern troops were Eru
orally victorious for n couple ~ years
until the northern troops learned 10
shoot. What little success the north
had wn. Ia the west. where they were
iit,ls better than a ttanior.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Everything guaranteed at Win,otH..
Df. ". \. Johnson l- In thc city from
Bonanza.
Spring lino Panama aud Straw Hats
at tho X X X store.
d. q, ". Mos,on la ycry seriously III
nj his home. lio has been confined 10
his ied ior several days,
Wanted --Giii ipf general hou..wofk q.
lbQui'- si THIS office.
Atcii. Mason left Tor Portland Sun.
day morning ailcf spending lev days
~ tha city on business connected with
the claims oi Mason. bayir. 4 Go.
against the Government.
T. u. Hall cah sell you In. ranch IN
III" klamath basin ~ reasonable hgufcS
hni un easy terms. Dihr-, 2nd hupT,
Baldwin blO's
Tho Insinf s"ryircs a, the churches
were largely attended IA bolh morning
and evening. The special programs
we're exceptionally Rori and Wcic yrry
much appreciated by all who were pre-.
sent.
I,v. ..f.. uI ..li.. fr.,. 4 l,t,.,,I l.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
SELF RELIANCE.
The Isssor That Was Tsvsht u
Nsnrr Ward Osseher.

Henry Ward D.cchcr used 10 tel,
,hl. story 81 the way IA which his
teacher of mathematics taught him 10
depend upon himself
81 was ,cnt TO the blackboard and
went. u..-rtaIn. full OF " whIppefiuR.
"'That lesson mus, he learned said
NV teacher In n very auIet tone. but
with n ,erribl. Intensity All explsps.
tons aud excuses he trod undersoot
with utter srornfulncs.. 4 want that
probI.m. 1 don't want any reasons
why YOU haven't H. h, would say.
~ dId study two hours.
".Thats nothing TO me. want the
lesson. Won need no, study Il ut all
or you may study Il ten hours, lust TO
at, ,.,,rstf ,x.,, IN, l....n'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
fire Alarm Districts

vo a..Wca, side Of river
,'a D',.,,, No. I...sou,h Of Main street
A, bridge to Center street.
80, so, g.. .Conger and California
msos, No. 6 Ewauna Heights
0 ~.,.,,, No. " Sou,h 81 Main. De-
.rs Center and Third
n,,,,,, No is- Soa,h Of Man. 'r'
! "A Third snd fif'h'
Nam, ~ No. u North Of Main. l~-
L,.n Third and ftfth' =,
".,,,,, No. l5 South of Main. to
k,l,u, between Fifth and seventh
n,,re, No. 10 - North Of Main to
!. b.,veen fif,h and Seventh.
n,,,., No. q South o' Main Ia
k,,q,, bs,se.n Seventh and Ninth
hsre, No. y North of Main To
"A p.,s.cn Seventh and Ninth.
mary, No. q 10, Springs district
Nd Of Main and Ninth.
h,r,e, No. "a South Of Walnut TO
k,u. bs,se,n Fourth and Sixth.
nsr,e, No. q South of Walnut so
I-,-.. g,,,h and Eighth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20

II IL only imperfcctlon that complains
Of what IL imperfect. The more per,
fact We are the more gentle and Qule'
10 become toward tho dafec:U Of 9th
era-Ceuelon.
nEPARTMENr OF THE INTERIOR. esAssai a.
- LAND OvTicE, Washington. u. u Msrcn sL
1904. NoricE 0v RESTORATION ~ rus'ie AsSs uANSSs
TO sgTrLEnrNr AND EStky..-Noter u nessos ~
ulven that the acting Secretary OF nv ~
vacated departmental order OF withurewsi " :"
isr q the saIns affects tho Withdrawal ior irr'9s
tion purposes under the act OF June ". trk va
Stat, MI for use IN congestion Win ,hs Mmms.n
Project, Orsgon, Of the following dcsctipsa snus
In the Gtats of Oregon. and by his authority susn
Of sald tracts o. have not boon heIstofofs hhAlIy
rsssossd and srs not otherwise ~i,hdr.wn r..erysd
o. appropriated will b. subject 70 anast
the publc land lsws Of ths. United States on ana
after June y. les but shall not be subject 10 "
try, hlln6, Of sslscton until July ", lNS 81 t.o
umltsd Hates land oince At Lakeview. Oresoii,i
warning hsing expressly given that no person WV
b. permitted 70 gain o. exercise any right wha,.
ever under any settlement or occupation bs,X1n M
aftsr February ie iv0s and prior 70 June S0 iyOs,
J; ssissSis$ 'i'R U.s. re
Nm .vv GsT|Ilssi0n'r %gIs Of the General Land once
fIrst xSsistsnt Secretary Of the Intsrior
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
Left 10 the Jury.

Judge Martin decided that certain
evidence was inndmissiblc. Tho attor'
usy took strong exception 10 the rul'
Ing aud Insisted that II was admissible
~ know. your honor" said he warm
iy. that II Ii proper evidence. Here ]
have been practiclng at tho bar Tor
forty years. and now ! want to know
II ! am fool"
That" quietly replied the court, rs
q question Of fact and not OF law. so
won't pass any opinion upon II, but
will lot the jury decidc."-iiverpooi
Mercury.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
,,oo Acres Free

,..,.A, company has 300 acre. -
=" ". '.a., tn, Adams d''e" that |"
y 40, ~. sryr FREE for ono year.
|u '''.,,, s'' III. use Of tho land aud
s' IN, renter must clear and
|'s, r., land in cultivation Tho rent :,
l|''s' ,, i, tho crop. but No reserve '"'
n, !. pr'"" the ""|.'s, n...,,,.
Tho l.se''hc Company
J. F,sns Adams Manager
Merrill Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
BLOOD SUBSTITUTE.
Why Saline Solution 10 oemstisnss In.
leetoA Int the vejoe.

AAANntlOnnA Ne
lsstsd Int the Veins,
,ccasiopsily in esses nj ssrious
vounA. vhs,s ,h... h.. -. -.
,,.. 40 -. a.. ..,,.,,... ..
80 ,".' s'ne 'o'u''on WI" M
Iee's" 'u'o 'ns VEINS 70 supply the de-
sF'ehcy' Ihr average reader. however,
has very vague II any idsa bow .
solution Of salt takes the piscs Of
blood.
Not Ia m into a conoist. sosive,s
of In. bio6d. 1, 4. su6,c,.nt IN not.
,h., q, nso ,..,. ,so az 4. .......
M water .,hn,n.n a n.r,. .,.,,,,,
sns no,...in,n ss-, ,a,..,n. ,s,,..
I.n,,,,.a ,.. a.. ~, 49,, ....,..,
,oa ,..,,,n ,,nI, 90, ., 80. =. ~,
,,,,,,,-., =, ait, o.. s,.,.
,n..r..,n,, a.. Iv,.rS .,,... - 80
an. To-. a, n,.o,, . .,.,. ~, .a,,. n..
..,. n, ,....,.. A.. ,a..., 800. -
,,ood rain. ,.1,,..1 ~. h.. IS. ...,.,,
4. 1,miuI.n.I ,n.,. n-,,. ,... 800
,,c. o., ,h., .,..n o. ,...,.",..
T, ,,,,,,...,, ~. ..u,,,, 30 -.-'.. ..a
.,,,.,.. 4, A. ,.a...s. -, .,,,n,,,., :.
,n. n..., T.. ..,.-,.. a. .a-...,
v.lx,,,. 4, 9TH. -.I. >. 900, :, o.
-o,L ,.y ,,y,,. 4, ..,n-,,,n. .. -.rL
a, A. ~. .n.,..,. 80. ~, ,os.n
,.,,. %, ,,i,-,a ,..,,v go .,. ,o,,,o..,,
-, w.,.. .nJ .a,,,,,, .,S ,,...s..
,.,.,, ..,,,.. -,.,n,,'., ,..L- ..,.s -.
80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20

Owing to the friction aud pressure to
which toe nails are exposed In al per.
sous who wear boots or shoes there b
Q great tendency to thicksuiug on the
underpart of the free growth. the por.
tlon Of tho nail that extends beyond the
toe point. This thickensd part some
times gets pressed against the 6ssh.
and then very painful corus result
The preventive treatment 10 to keep
the nails cut short and to remove The
rather soft thicksned parts with q
blunt pocket knife OF scissors blade.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
WsmsN's lsvs sS Usiy Men.


The illustrious men In history who
were distinguished % much for he fas.
cinstiou which they exercised over the
fair sex % for their talents and abili.
~ were. ~ . rule. plain and inslsnia.
cant In appearance. Julius Caesar WAS
. very III favored man. and yst when .
mere stripping. before his fame In
Rome. girls OF bis own ass sishsd Tor
him and mature women lonssd for his
love. Amoas The men sf later times who
were renowned In IKE manner were
Dir Philip sidney. plain almost to us.
illness: Paul Searron. The comic pest. .
cripple: voltairs. unmistakably ugly.
and Rousseau. whose mannsrs were
awkward ~ his face was plain. while
John Wilkes. who bad the power 70
subjusats any woman Who spoke to
him for even ave minutes. was admit.
ted by his own showing to b. The ug.
Hest man In England In bis time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
0idiuo backward.

To he comfortable In summer. a.
ways ride with your back toward the
engine. Your eyes miss oil the smoke
aud cInders. Insist that the porter
make your berth with your pillow
toward the engine. This will drive
your blood to your feet and keep thsla
warm, winter and summer. aud your
head cool--which Is one OF the famii'
lar rules Of health. handed down froin
our forefathers. In case OF accident
you 10 In hesdforemost.-Nsw York
Press.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
The GtsrnaI esa.

Edith IL one Of tho children In n
household where sabbath observanccs
are Of tho old school type Of severity,
II shall always stay here" she dc
ciarsd at tho close OF her second day
at the beach. because they don't put
tho sen away on Sunday"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
Mar M0thod.

Uncle Bob Yes. my wife ail''s
b'iies sed In ty.n' q string to her anser
10 remsm ber things. Uncle Bill-Shs
has one on her finger most Of the time.
I notice. Uncle Bob - Yss. 'ceptlw
when she has somethin' very pertikles
to remember: then she leaves OF the
string, an when It amt there she 70
members why.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20

speaking Of the 'Mysteriss OF Par
ia'" said the literary boardsr.
'Ths greatest one Of thsm." said tue
boarder who had been on 'psrsonally
conducted" "is the languase."-Cinc'u'
natl Enquirer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20

| s,,,.,,.IneA and tour'foo' wood fo'
T. si''." y .a, quantity, Leave orders at
~ .u,.,'. Jewelry store or New
- ,,oj,rwood's Drug store =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20

The poor must b. liberally cared tet.
20 that msndicity shall not b tempted
into msndacity or want sxaspesseso
into csims-- winthrop.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20

Harry-D0 yon know the di6sreoce
between capital and laborf Jack-No.
Harry-Wsll. II I loaned you % cent?.
that would b. capital. and II ] tried to
gst Il back, that would b. labor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20

80 Sno0ks married bio stooeG-
raphsrf Well. shs dossn't have to
wpsk any more" s ,~sk
swell. shs dossn't draW wl0so aAy
more."-ClevslaHd LsaAes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20
Pleasant.

Tommy" said the young man to his
prospective br0thsr.in.lsw. aged evs.
"will you b. sorry when ] marry your
sisterY'
"Yss," answered the little fellow;
''pll b sorry for you."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20

h. w. J. seehorn has taken charge
h.. american dining room. which
|.'s.' 'em'ieled. All women cook.
N, % This Is the place 10 got
' 'own. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-20

G D. Wilson d In the market for al
kinds Of t,ars. for which hs win pay the
highest market price. Address him 1t
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In San Francisco Monday, May &c:
Ezekiel W. Knapp, 50, and Leona Graham
20, both of 1896 McAllister ST.
Michele tDavalle, "a, Oakland, and Angelina
del Carlo, is, Al Ohio place
Angelo Giuntini, "a, and Mary Zaro. 20, both
of 1895 Dupont ST.
Christopher P. A. Dees, a. Sausalito and
Freda dlbers, "a, ST. Louis, No.
Charles w. Shafer, 2s and Laura McGhan.
81, both of Oakland.
Antoine P. Bacigalnpi. %. 451 Green St,
and Kate oneto, %, 2ss Union st.
Thomas Sehabague Sc, 1888 Greenwich ST.,
and Ameie Garnaud. %. 223 Twenty seventh ST
Richard v. Jones, 27, s43 Fourteenth st., and
Bertha Fl. Hannay, %, 10 Collingwood st.
Arthur Fl. Kahn, %, 81 Chenery ST., and
Olga j. Baumeister, 20, 16 Shotwell st.
Cornelius Cronin, 26, 1869 Howard ST., and
Lille Forrest, %, 31s7 Nineteenth st.
OAKLAND, May 26-The following marriage
licenses were issued today
Andrea Casazza 30 and Anna Barbagelata.
10, both of Oakland. s
Robert d. Armstrong, %, Byron, and Mar
garet NJ. Stutt. 10, Berkeley.
Albert Lunardi %, Alameda, and Kate
esther. IS, Oakland.
Manuel S. Asvitt, 2e, Hayward and Mary v.
Dutra 49, Ashland
Willy zieser, SO. and Martha Maties, ~,
both of Siege.
Germain ]. vergnes. %. Berkeley, ana Norma
Meramie, Is. Emeryville.
Irving N Ashcroft, %. and Ethlyn Cornwell,
%, both OF Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27
NOTICE OF WAREhOUSEMAN'SS SALE

The following property will be sold at public
auction for the account of whom 1t may concern.
beginning on Tuesday. June ?. 1905. at 10
O'Clock a. M. and continuing at the same hour
daily until the sale has been completed. at the
Kentucky Street Public Warehouse, Kentucky
Street near Fourth, San Francisco. CalIf0rnia
lwhere said goods are held and stored). to pay
freight and storage and other lawful charges
thereon. EDGAR ]. DE PUE.
SO lots household goods and personal effects, II
bedding, glass, books leather, IL furni-
ture. cotton waste. wan paper, burlap, I
sacks, 10 building materials, junk, wool and
pelts, tent and poles, 10 paints and oils, IA
adv. matter, 20 hardware, / dog collar, rock
clay and ore, slot machine. dry goods. no
tions. shoes rugs rubber goods. cotton
quilts, slippers, 1 umbrellas, valises, boxed
trunks, | music, paper. stasionery. ink.
glassware, crockery, tinware, groceries.
soap, 1 syrup, canned goods, painters OUTFIT.
chests of tools, tool chest. electrical goods.
10 machinery. castings, steel bars, cream
separator, apple parer, fruit press sewing
machines, 1 dental cabinet, 1 surgical fnstru-
ments. ! optical goods. show case. 1 carriage
lamps buggy. 1 piano, fire extinguishers,
games, soapstone, mating, l ale. cider.
liquors, cigars, drugs, chewing gum. oil
Clothing. demijohns, carboys. / coffee cans.
10 bottles. butter and egg boxes. barrels and
kegs, fsh boxes, Is mel boxes, bran, 10
mel, mdse.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27
TWO MASKED MEN
ROB PEDESTRIAN
Victim Faces Well Dressed
Thieves, Apparently Intoxi-
Gated, Holding Revolvers

Two masked men, well dressed and
apparently Intoxicated, stopped Albert
Carter as he was crossing Grove and
Broderick streets on his way to his
home at 332 Devisadero street early
yesterday morning, and poking revol-
vers in his face ordered him to throw
his hands up. Carter obeyed in a hur-
ry. Then while one of the men kept
him covered with revolver the other,
who acted as though he thought the
whole affair joke with Carter as the
victim, went through his pockets and
secured a gold watch and chain and
s10.15 in cash.
Now, you run along home as fast
as you can trot, and don't look back
or you'll wish you hadn't" admonished
the more sober of the two. Carter did
not stop until he was safely behind his
own door with the bolts drawn and
fastened. Then he telephoned to the
Park police station.
AS he was running down the street
both of the strangely acting robbers
burst into hearty gufaws in which
Carter did not join. The police have
no line on the men. Carter works
for the West Coast Line insurance COM
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27

lump. $50. No genuine Liverpool on the market
Observation-Disclosures for local use; export
price. nominal.
oorosgs--Aanila- l2Ko; sisai eases sissl bale
rope. 91k aloe. per 70.
Pacific Ccdnsh-The Union fsh company quotes
as follows: Bundles, small whole, so ID bales,
sac; cases. regular. large. whole, 100 10 boxes,
S%c' cases, extra, 100 ID boxes. 6Ac; cases east
ern style. $3.50; Norway. 7ze: Anchor brand.
NC; narrow gauge, T&c; Silver King. SIC:
Golden State. Sc; White Seal middles. 10q
lo1sc; Seabright blocks. SC; oriental blocks.
l12c; Crown brand. tablets, SIC Pearl tablets.
s1ac; 10 boxes fancy boneless, l0c; ID boxes
fancy boneless, lo5zc; half barrels, picked cod.
$. IS each.
The Alaska Goldfish company quotes Bundles.
small whole. zEe; cases, regular, large. whole,
5Sc: cases. extra. SIC; cases. eastern style.
61ac; Bering, nc; Frigate 7Ac; narrow Para
gon. T%c: Monarch sic; Western Pride. Sc;
Imperial Io@l05zc; Ocean Wave, Sc; Siberia.
liac; Star, ID tablets, SIC; Pacific Belle,
10 tablets. size: Choice Bits. crates, II 10
boxes 1Oc; do 80 . 10 boxes. lo1zc; picked cod,
barrels. $40 each; do. half barrels, 1913 each
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
WILL ERECT BUILDING
Plans for Nine Story Structure
in Post Street Are Au-
thOrized

The members of the Mechanics in
stitute at a meeting in the rooms of
the library on Grove street last night
authorized the board of trustees to
proceed with the plans for the erection
of a nine story building on the Post
street lot of the library. Many mem
bers attended the meeting and the dis
cussion became animated at times, but
the resolution permitting the trustees
to mortgage the lot for 100000 was
vote.
President Rudolph ]. Taussig warned
the assembled members that speedy
return must be made to the old site IL
the institute wished to preserve its
present strength. The building COM
mittee promised that the new structure
would be ready for occupancy within
a year.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27
lot in E. line of Turk street, 11o W of Pierce,
W 27:6 by 120; SO.
Bufldfnx COntracfa


John W. and Kate A. Riley with GutIeben--
All work except mantels, parlor and dining room
CRATES and tile, light fixtures and shades for
two story frame building OATS in line of
Baker street, Is S of Turk, 25 by z 100;
Sc 56S.
gas fixtures and shades for a two story frame
building two fats in. line of Page street.
1863 e Of Scott. Z 25 by S 1875 Western
Addition block 439 $5. 300.
Guiilaume Cazeres with Charles NJ. Lind
say-All work for three story frame build
ing and stable in rear in Sc line of Tehama
street, 100 SW of Fifth. SW 1876 by Sc so;
50 600.
G. M. Lesser ct al. with keystone construc-
ton eompany-Exeavating bulkheadng and rn-
derpinning for a two story and basement brick
building at Sc corner of Ellis and Larkin
streets, Z 80 by s7:6; $3.50.
II. f. Sahlender with William Weber-Altera-
tions to store into fat at 237 Oak street:
$94o.
Royal insurance company with Henry Hope
& Sons-Window frames (steeD, ETC., for build
ing at NV corner of Pine and Sansome streets
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27
MARINER,s WIFE DIES

Mary Doyle, wife of Captain Thomas
Doyle, master of Pope &c Talbot's slum-
ber barge Carondelet, while out walk
ing near her home, 1926 Alabama street,
yesterday evening about o'clock, be-
came suddenly Ill and tainted on the
street. Passersby carried her into
pharmacy at Twenty-second and Fol-
som streets, where she expired before
proper medical treatment could be ap-
piled. Mrs. Doyle was 80 years of age
and had appeared to be in excellent
health
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27
THE STOCK MARKET
business Decreasing on Local Stock Ex
changes-Prfces on Down Grade

Business continued 10 diminish on all the local
exchanges yesterday and the day was without
feature except a bear drive in Florence. which
carried that stock down from 1856 TO S3.05.
closing the day at $3-07 GOldheld Consolidated
came in for its share OF the drive and closed
S5.27. against $5.35 on Monday. Daisy also
lost Sc the day. The other southern Nevadas
were neglected.
The Comstocks were not only dull but weak,
with the leaders slightly lower. Sales in these
stocks showed a marked falling OF from the
last few days.
There was nothing whatever new in the local
stocks and bonds. Business extremely
Quiet.
The Patterson Creek gold mining company
has levied assessment Of l0c, delinquent
June so.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27
BAKER FATALLY BURNED

While lighting an oil burner in his
bakery at SO Carl street yesterday
afternoon, William Glider was fatally
burned by the flare back from the
burner. His entire body was scorched
by the fire. Glider was removed to
the park emergency hospital and later
to a private sanitarium, where no hope
is held out for his recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27
REVIVAL MEETING HELD

Evangelist Yeuell. who is conducting
revival meetings at the West Side Chris
tian church. Bush street near Devisa-
dero, spoke last night on The Personal
Cod Tonight Yeuells subject will be
What Is the Use of the Church. Any
how?" Already So persons have re-
sponded to his invitation to become
Identified with the church.