davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-22

Georgiades usuna} sic dobrowol-
ME, a ma. jego miejsce zostal "a
mianowany ksieciem W styczniu
br. Kapossis-effendi, rOdem z
~wyspy Krety. Nowy ksiaze przy-
byl na wyspe Samos W towarzyst-
vie dw6ch sekretarzy stanu: tu-
reckiego greckiego, tudziez pod
eskorta piechoty marynarskiej, co
umozliwilo spokojny wjazd ksie-
cia do stolicy. Przez pewien czas
panowa}y ma wyspie normalne
stosunki, gdyz Kapossis usi}owaa
ziednae sobie wszelkimi sposobami
jej mieszkahc6w.
Nagle pred kilku tygodniami
powstai zatarg pomiedzy ksieciem
a senatem, kt6ry chcia} bez inge-
rencyi ksiecia zawrzec traktat z
y
pewnem mocarstwem. Ksiaze "a
PROFESSIONAL przeciwko temu, ukla-
dy o traktat rozbiiy sic, a miesz-
kancy wyspy Samos podniesli
bron, iadajac, azeby Kapossis u
sunal sic czemprsssei. Turcya je-
dnak wystapila energicznie i "a
pomoca okret6w wojennych przy-
pomiaia wyspie Samos, ze jest jej
lennikiem, Francya, Rosya i An
glia ME interweniowaly = jak
sic bylo moana spodziewac = W
tel sprawie j zdaje sic, re spok6j
tam zapanowa} ma nowo. Greeya
popiera}a jedynie "powstanc6w',
ale I'd pomoc byla widocznie "a
s}aba. { ,
w ostatnich czasach W Kairze
W innych miastach egipskich "a
szly wypadki, bpdzace powazne
obawy pozostaiace niewstpliwie
W zwiazku wypadkami W Ma
roku, Indyach, Persyi i Turcyi.
W Rod-El-Faras tubylec obrazli
rodzine pewnego Francuza. Gtowa
rodziny, powrociwszy do domu i
dowiedziawszy tenn, zawoia} win
nego |, po kilku minutach rozmo-
wy, uderzyl go W twarz. Pred
wieczorem tium, ziozony 500
tubylc6w, zaatakowa} dom, W kt6-
rym tnieszka} Francuz, j z okrzy-
kami: "smiere giaurom" usi}owal
dom zburzye- z wielka trudnoscia
udalo sic tym razem uniknac ka-
tastrofy. Wszyscy Europejczycy
W tel miejscowosci 50 wystraszeni.
w Kairze zn6w byl TAXI wypa-
dek. W}och Fabiano wraca1 ma ro-
werze do domu. NiedalekO cd je-
go mieszkania ma ulicy sta}O Kill
kudziesieciu Arabow Murzyn6w.
Przejezdzajac tuz obok tlumu, p.
Fabiano otrzymal tax silny clos
W glove, re spaa W roweru. Obu-
IRONY tenn p. Fabiano silnem ude-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-22
CHICAGO % czerwca.

Ma wyspie Samos, gdzie W sta
rolytnosci rzadzi} "tyran" Poll
krates, many szczesliwiec, poe
mstu Schillera, wybuchla pred
kilkunastu dniami znowu rewolu-
eva Powiadamy ''znowu," gdyz
powstania ma Samos powtarzaJa
sic czesto j r6wnie czesto przecho-
dza niespostrzeienie dla Europy.
Wyspa Samos ley tuz pod jej boz
klein, a mianowicie niedaleko "a
chodniego wybrzeza Azyi Maiej,
cd kt6rej dzieli ia kana} mOrski,
majacy do 2 mil szerokosci.
Wzd&uz wyspy ciagnie sic lancuch
g6r, po obn zas bokaeh tego ianeu-
cha znajduja sic lyme doliny,
zwlaszcza po stronie poiudniowej.
Najwieksza tych dolin rozciaga
sic 20 wschodniej stronie poiud-
niowego wybrzeza i tam lezato W
staro1ytnosci miasto Samos z
twierdza Astypalaea j s}ynna Swia-
tynie Hery, Wyspa SamOs, maja-
ca powierzchni 46S kilometr6w,
liczy okolo $4,000 mieszkanc6w
i jest lennem ksiestwem Turcyi,
kt6rej placi rocznie 100000 pia-
str6w haraczu, a znajduje sic pod
opieka Francyi, Anglii Rosyi cd
r. 1882 ma podstawie traktatu lon
dynskiego.
Protektorat turecki mad wyspa
Samos Jest tylko nominalny. Sui
tan mianuje wprawdzie ksieeia
wyspy Samos, ale ME moze go u
sunae bez zezwolenia 70 strony
zgromadzenia narodowego. Miesz-
ka6cy wyspy, korzystajac z ME
mocy Turcyi, usuwai mianowa-
nych ksiaiat, jezei tylko ktory-
kolwiek mich sta} sic dla mich
''niewygOdnym", gdyby Fran
eva, Anglia Rosya ME sprzeci-
wia{y sic temu bezwarunkowo,
dawno Samoici byliby ogfOsii zu-
peana niepodlegios6 swej wyspy.
A to "wypedzanie" niewygOdnych
ksialst odbywa sic W spOs6b wiel-
ce patryarchalny, ME pOzbawiony
humoru. W miescie Yathy, gdzie
przebywa ksisze, rewolucyonisci
chwytaja tysiace ps6w, wasesaja-
cych sic po ulcach, przywiazuja
i'm do ogon6w puste naczynia bla-
szane i puszczaja W nocy przera-
zons zwierzeta ma ulice pred pa
lacem ksiecia. Ia muzyka po dfuz-
Sym czasie ME chybia eelu. K.sia-
ze po Hlkunastu takich demon
stracyach wynosi sic dobrOwolnie.
Jeden tylko ksiaze, mianowicie
Konstanty Karatheodory, zdoiai
sic utrzyma6 czas d}uzszy ma tro-
ME, ale W tym wypadku sultan,
kt6remu pOpularnOsc Karatheodo-
rego byla podeirzana, wyreczyi
Samoit6w usunal ksiecia We
wrzesniu ubiegiego roku.
Rzady objsl nowy ksiaze, sedzi-
wy Jerry GeOrgiades, turecki rad
ca stanu. Ale mieszkaney wyspy
ME chciei 5godzie sic ma nowego
"pannjacegO. j nieustannie pro-
tsssujs wobec Turcyi, tudziez mo-
camtw. wykcuuiseych mad wyspa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-22
PRZEdLAD
p0uTYn ,MIEDzYNAR0DOWEJ'

(Po0stanis ma Gyspie SGmOs. =
Grozns OrnGGi krajoaOc6aO ~ E
gipeis przscisV EurOpejezykOn'.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-22

Warszawie zasadzono wczoraj ma
smierc pewnego mezczyzne i ko-
biete oskarzonych o to, jakoby by
Ii wplatani-w niedawny zamach ma
generala Skallona, general-guber-
natora warszawskiego. Z innych
miejscowosci miast rosyjskich
doniesiono 0 II wyrokach smier-
ci.
Tangier, 20 czerwca. = Wojo-
wnicy szczepu Dzebula, ktorzy O.
bozuja naokolo Tangieru, posta-
nowili Mulej Hafiza uznac sulta-
nem. Me dosyc ma tenn; zamierza-
ja oni nadto napasc ma armie sui
tana Abdel Asia, ktora stoi o.
bozem mile stad.
Madryt, % czerwca. : Mini
ster spraw zagranicznych, Senor
Salazar, oglosil, re interesowane
mocarstwa postanowily wyslac
jeden ,okret wojenny do Tangie-
ru, azeby CHRONIC zycie i mienie
znajdujacych sic tam Europej-
czykow zeby tam wyladowalo
wojsko jezeli sobie tego zyczy
marokahska rada zagraniczna.
Wymieniony ma wstepie, ow hi
szpanski minister dodaje jeszcze,
ze pod zadnym pretekstem ME
nastapi wmieszanie sic W wewne,
trzne sprawy Marokka.
Adds Areba, Abisynia, % czer-
wca. = Krol Menelik drazliwa
sprawe nastepstwa tronu zalatwil
w ten sposob, ze naznaczyl nj ma
stepce tronu swego II letnlego
wnuka, Lig Yasu a syna swej cor
XII, Waisara Shoa Rogga Ras
Michael.
Londyn, % czerwca. : Krazy
tn pogloska, ze krol Edward O.
trzymal cd cesarza niemieckiego
list, w ktorym ten ostatni i 0 lie
mozna- natarczywie i uprzejmie
uprasza kr6la angielskiego, axe
by ME odkladal obiecanych od-
wiedzin w Berlinie ma pozniej,
lecz odbyi jew jesieni. Odwiedzl-
ny te miaiy bye publiczna sprawa
ME prywatna do pewnego sto-
pnia wizyta. Angielski krol bo-
WIEN uwiadomil w swoim czasie
cesarza Wilhelma, ze z powodu
wielu odwiedzin zjazdow in
nymi panujacymi jest zmuszony
zapowiedziana ma jesieh tego ro-
ku swa podroz do stolicy Me
mice odlozyc do przyszlej wiosny.
Cesarz Wilhelm jednak zaniepo-
kohl sic ostatnim zjazdem krola
Edwarda carem Mikolajem W
Rewlu do tego stopnia, re ME
chce sic zgodzic ma te zwloke.W
tutejszych kolach dworskich,
przewaza mniemanie, re jezeli
krol Edward ME odbedzie podro-
zy do Berlina najblizszej jesieni,
to ten chiodny stosunek, istnieja-
cy cd czasu wstapienia ma tron,
Edwarda VII. miedzy dworem
londynskim a berlihskim i wogo-
le m ie dzy oboma rzada-
mi, ktory sic nieco zmienil ma le-
psze wskutek ostatniego Pobytu
cesarskiej parry niemieckiej w
Londynie, ma nowo zaparuje. Ma
rod angielski .wybitni mezowie
stanu domagaja sic podobno, aze-
by krol dotrzymal przyrzeczenia'
Londyn, % czerwca. = Zapo-
: wiedziana ma wczoraj demonstra-
cya sufrazystek angielskich w
Hyde Park wypadla wprost i'm
ponujaco. Londyn ME widzial je-
szcze nigdy tax olbrzymiej de-
monstracyi politycznej, jak wczo-
raj. Pol miliona ludzi zgromadzilo
sic W parku i okolo niego wielu
naturalnie w charakterze widow
tylko. Ze wszystkich stron miasta
nadciagaly pochody, niektore ma
jace mile dlugosci. Delegatki z
.oso,,;oc,,; 1uitauO M dWOrcach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-22

Ark, ale 20 lipca musi bye w
Cincinnati, gdzie ma sic odbyc u
rzedowe oznajmienie jego no.
minacyi. o lie wiadomo, cd 1-go
wrzesnia pan Taft juz stale be-
die w Cincinnati, gdzie mice be-
die giowna swa kwatere polity-
czna.
Filadelfia, % czerwca. -Wsku-
tex eksplozyi ma przybylym tu
niemieckim parowcu Arcadia, try
osoby zostaly zabite, okoio 30
pokaleczonych. Tych bezzwlocz-
ME rozmieszczono w szpitalach.
Ma parowcu wybuchl pozar, kto-
ry szybko sic szerzyi i straz O.
gniowa przez kilka godzin mu-
siaia MIN walczyc. Przy uprza-
taniu pogorzeliska znaleziono je-
szcze zwloki pewnego murzyna,
wyladowywacza. Parowiec ten
wyjechal byl Hamburga 5 czer-
wca, a onegdaj przybyi tu do
swojej przystani i eksplozya wy
darzyla sic w czasie wy}adowy-
wanna frachtu. Zarzadzono sledz-
two sa poszlaki, re zaszia zbro-
dnia. Eksplozya wydarzyla sic W
oddziale frachtowym no 4 gdzie
ME bylo chemikaliow lub matery-
allow wybuchowych. Bye moze,
re bombe rzucil ktorys z by}ych
strajkierow: jak wiadomo, II Ii
nil hambursko amerykanskiej
przed kilku miesiacami strajko-
wall wy}adowywacze.
Lincoln, Neb., % czerwca. -
,Przejrzystem oszustwem' nazwa}
pan William Bryan ustep tyczacy
sic injunction W ,platformie"
republikahskiej, kiedy go zapyty-
wano o zdanie. Krytykowal VIE
lie innych ustepow, ale szczegol-
ME ten ustep 0 zakazach sado-
wych. Powiedzial, re tych, ktorzy
ukladali ,platforme' prawdopo-
dobnie ,,wzial na hawai- jakiS
rzecznik trustow, DO TAX zrecznie
jest ulozona, re pozornie broni
interesow robotnikow, a kiedyi IL
waznie ia sic czyta, dostrzega sic
W niej nieprzychylne wobec robo-
tnikow stanowisko.
Nowy York, 20 czerwca. =
Wydarzyl sic tu W szpitalu ory-
ginalny wypadek, ktory zaintere-
sowal szczegolnie lekarzy. James
Cantillion Marinette, Wis, "a
wodowy grace W pike, przed Kill
ku miesiacami stall sic ofiara pew
nego wypadku W Chicago i stra-
Gil wzrok. Wyjechai do Nowego
Yorku, azeby W szpitalu Belle
vue poddac sic operacyi. Lekarze
zbadawszy chorego, oswiadczyll,
re operacya ma mic sic ME przy-
da. Kiedy tenn powicdziano pa
cyentowi, ten tax sic przerazii, ze
popadi w histerye = oto W CA
sic ataku wzrok nagle odzyskal.
Lekarze teraz sadza, IL Cantillion
stracil wzrok wskutek nerwowe-
go wstrzasnienia W TAXI sam
sposob wzrok odzyskai.
Springfield, ILL.,, % czerwca. -
Ma specyalnej konwencyii repre-
zentantow stanowej organizacyi
federacyi piracy, uchwalono popie-
rak kandydature Johna Mitchella,
bylego prezydenta zwiazku gornl-
kow, ma gubernatora Stanu llli-
nois. Rowniez postawiono kan
dydature Samuela J. Drew z Jo-
liet ma wicegubernatora, jakotez
r6znych osob ma czlonkow kon-
gresu, bez wzgledu ma to, do ia
kiei naleza partyi: jedyna kwali-
fikacye ich tworzylo nafezenie do
federacyi i prawosc charakteru.
Ma konwencyi bylo obecnych "a
,delegatow, reprezentujacych S6
miast i fhiasteczek.
Detroit, Mich, % czerwca. =
w ciagu ostatnich dwoch dni po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-22
LETNIE WAKACYE ROOSEVELTA TAFTA.

Szpeg japohs
srodkem ecxnczym. - Kaleka bohaterem. -
Pozar as6w w Michigan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-22
Ekskomunikowani.
Senatorzy poslowie francuscy, ktorzy giosowali
"a rozdziaIem Koscioa cd pa1stwa.
OPlNlA EUROPY NIEPOkoI IN
CESAR Wilhelm prosi kr6a angeskeso, by ME sdkadai
IMPONUJACA DEMONSTRACYA s

IA WyrOk6w smiercf Rosyi, u 2 Warsaw
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

John splckett recently took the reinS as postmaster at Juneau. The Trans cript of that city bursts into sulogy of
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
AT OUTS WITH S. O.P. FOR CAUSE

This substantial recognition of the work of the republican party as directed against cne trusts. is from Governor Swiueiord's ,demOcraticl KeIchikan Miner.
 The republicans who have in pros. pect the task Of collecting the sInews of war for the forthcoming campaign, says the Mirer, are not eusmored with the outlook. They would be afraid of the trust or corporation contribution, even were the trusts or corporations in a mood to donate. which Is not the case As Cc latter look back over the record ot the past four years, ttey doubles wonder what they have Leen tying 10 the G. O. P.- for, anyway. Their aid in previous campaigns made the financing of the campaign work easy. To 1896 real, compelling fear Ot Bryan and free silver caused them 10 give do freely at every demand of ol the c,mpaign managers. The same thing was true, though in a lesser de- gee, in 1900. To 1904 they were gen. erous ,uouga because Of the wisd. m Of keeping ou friendly terms with the dominant party. But under Roosevelt the dominant party has been treating theml as iI they never had laid down cent. It would only be just punishment for the president if the task Of raising the "wiud" for tho campaign of 1908 were laid on him he being the man who has made it difficult.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

speet 1t Is alleged be has proven hIm- selfan absolute failure. The Miner iB no apologist for Mir. Gale, but 1t has little regard for the good sense and iu. telllgeucc of those leaders of the blind who have failed to poin, out the fact that any amendment of the mining laws calculated to meet the peculiar condl- tlouS In Alaska would be impossible of accomplishment, through the medium of Congress. It is just possible. too, that that fact may have dawned upon Mir. Gale at the very beginning of the session, and that the lack of effort of which the Record complains has been due solely to conviction on his part that It would be doomed to failure in ad- vance. The Record should know, if it does not, that the general minIng law ot the United States is a mere skeleton, left to be filled in by the state and ter ritorial legislatures, with the details necessary to meet the different condi- tlons existing in the mining states and territories. That these deficiencies have beel thus supplied, is proved by the fact that at least three-iourths Of the mining decisions reported are based On the interpretation of the laws of the states and territories made in conson- ance with that Of the general mining law of Congress, It is plain, therefore, to any person Of ordinary intelligence, who will give the matter just a little thought and consideration, that there can De little, if any, hope for change lu the mining law of Alaska, however much to be desired, except through the medium of a law-maklng power of our own.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

Best meals in Whitehorse at Royal Cafe. M
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
aaa,aaaa@aaa . D VIE, patience Is bitter" but A a l the trait of 1t Is sweet. . @a a .
 MR GORSON ON THE MINING LAWS

The com laius that Delegate Gale did not accomplish much for Alaska during the brief winter that he spent in Washington, is answered Gener- ally, indignantly and completely by the statement that he was opposed in everything that he attempted by Gov eruor Hoggstt, leaving congress in doubt as to which was right. The opposition to Mr. Gale sees that this argument or complaint will, therefore, DO, do. They are now concentrating al over the territory on the declaration that 70 DID NOT TRY to have tho mining laws amended by congress 80 as Go do away with the power Of attorney, to ,.rovide greater security of title, to define "discovegy," &e, &c. Mir. Cor sons whirlwinders are making this charge aud this seed Is being strsWn particularly among miners to create dissatisfaction with Mir. Gale. And yet Mir. Corsou. under the head oi tier ri,orial government" explains to his audience that 1t is the province of local law makers to supply these pro- visions and that therefore we cannot expect To get these amendments until we make them ourselves, In his ad- dres, in this city, speaking On this sub ject of congress ana the mining laws he said:
 Where then should we look for a rem edy? Win congress step in 10 our relief? Ia my opinion there Is sbso- s1lu'ely no relief from that quarter, they are too far away from us, SO ignorant Of the actual conditions that ! don't lhluk they could remedy it II they would, and would not it they could. The remeuy lies in our obtain iug local self government and then for. muIaJing -uch laws ourself as would bring aOout the desired relic.
 But Mir. Corson was nominated by Governor Hoggatt who would not allow him to work horestly for local seli-gOv- ernmeut If he were elected.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
THE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL" :"

"The Trail, " ah annual issued by the Stagway Highschool, is published to- ,daY. It is handsome book full of good stuff, and in every way highly creditabls to the pupils who prepared
 il. It Is dedicated to Fred Telford "as a token oI esteem, from the pupils of to the pupils friend" by the Trail staff. The Trail stafT is Maud H. Haslett,
 editor in chief; Assistant Editor Frances Lldaicoat; Business roaneger, Clarence Achlson; Assistant Business Manager, Minnie E. Volt. The table of contents includes an article by Mrs. H, D, Clark 'From Dyea to Sheep Camp" "The Ignorance with regard to Alaska" by Sophia Run; Life of the Alaskan Native before the Arrival of the White Man" by Cora Benson, daughter of the Skagway Chief; an unsigned article on
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

The appropriation of million and a half by the government for au exhibit at the Tokio exp, sition In 1911, does not look very much like strained re, Iatiops been the two nations says the Ketchikan Miner. No. but it rather strained our relations with ULcle Sam to get s6OO,OOO for the Alaska, Yukon show.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

This is the longest day in the year.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
THE VINE OF THE HILLS
By John Kerdrick Bangs.

By John Kerdrick Bangs Of all the drinks ever knew, From Chlteau wines to shandygaf, From soft cream ale fresh from tho brew Or chumpagnes full Of life and laugh whate'er their kind or vintage be; However nutty, old and rare, There's none so entrances me As good, crisp, fresh-brewsd mountain
 air! The bouquet Of the taperlnG pine, Aroma Of the wooded mount As clear ss was>the crystal wine From Horsce's Banduslan Fount! And O the joy when from my bed rise when morn succeeds the rout To find, although I have q head, Iris not the kind V Ou read about!
 July Smart Set.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

the Skagwsy public schools, and lot of spicy matter peculiarly interesting to the pupils, The book is profusely
 illustrated. It is b.lDg sOiI a. 50 cents per, and iS well worth the money. The book was 6naried Lei)re lt went to press, showing rood businsSS a' well as literary and artistic methodn. The book ls from the press of the Daily
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
GALE COULDN'T IF HE WOULD

The Ketchikan Miner (Democraticl goes after the Juneau Record for preach ing this false argument against Mir. Gale. The Miner says:
 The Juneau Record takes Delegate Gale to task for failure Ou his part to secure an amendment to the general mining laws, such as was and is desired by the miners of the Panama ar d Nome districts, and which it claims he has made no effort to secure. In this re-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

The telegreph-cable gravely tells us us that Mir. Roosevelt sang heartily with the congregation yesterday. Having gained every point in the game why shouldn't the president sing?
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

Journalism is a profession in which men of discriminating intelligence, of high courage, of accurate judgment, or a love of truth and real patriotism can aud a sphere of usefulness not excelled in apy other; and if the standards of truth, of taste, Of refinement and of moral tone set by some Of the most sue. cessiul Of the newspapers shall not im- prove in the next generation, it will vindicate the pessimists of today" From q recent address by Mir. Taft.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
QUICK DELIVERY, PHONE 30

Baggage, coal and wood de iVered up. on shortest notice day or night.
 H. Freidenthsl, General Expressing Bonded Carrier.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22
bis management as follows:

Postmaster Spickett has sprung an innovation on the Juneau public which is deeply appreciated. All mall arriv' iug here Is now distributed at once, nc matter what hour of the night 1t may reach the postoliice, thus enabling buSi' ness men 10 get their letters as soon as the office opens in the morning.
 Innovation is i,? skagwaY has never known any other kind of service since the present postmaster has been ir charge of the office, these many years mast
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-22

Don't be bashful, call for Bull Dog cigar at Tony Dortero's.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27


mitted. to membership in the league.
Ewing states that the Portland fans
have gone crazy over the showing of
the Beavers. They eat, dream and
drink baseball now and the grounds
are far too small to accommodate the
Sunday and holiday crowds that turn
out. Ewing says that the present Sc
ries between the Seals and the Beav-
efs promises to break all records in
the Oregon metropolis
Umpire Fred Perrine arrived with the Oaks
yesterday and will work here for the next
month or SO while O'Connell IS performing at
Portland. Perrine bears out Ewing regarding
the enthusiasm of the Portland fans and looks
for the Portland team to keep right coming.
4
All the members of the Oakland team at
tribute their crushing defeat in the north to
the remarkable form shown by the Portland
pitchers. Everybody from Van Haltren right
down the line says that McCredie's slabsters
in perfect form and that the entire team
is working fine behind them.
The Oakland management has arranged for
game across the bay on the morning of Deco
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-27
MANY WILL ATTEND
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
Southern California to Send a
Delegation Of 100 to
Stockton
SPECIAL DISPATCH no THE, cALL

SPECIAL DlSPATCH TO THE CALL
STOCKTON. May 26.--Southern Cali
fornia is taking unusual interest in
the state good roads convention to be
held In Stockton June 1 and 3, and
will not only send 100 or more dele.
gates, but will require its highway
commissions and road experts to take
advantage of the occasion to become
more familiar with the needs Of the
state in the way Of permanent and
perfect highways. Charles ID. Dag
gett of Los Angeles highway com.
mission will preside. He will arrive
in stockton two days ahea{ OF time.
Secretary J. M. Eddy OF the cham
Der OF commerce today received mes
sages from washington and sacra.
mento stating that federss and state
engineers and experts woNld take ar,
active part in the prosrart. The fol-
lowing counties; have isotified the
secretary that .hey will bend large
delegations to Stockton: Eos Angeles.
Sacramento, Humboldt. Fresno. san
Bernardino. Santa Cruz, Santa Clara,
Stanislaus. Kern. Santa barbara and
San Diego. 1t Us expected, however.
that every county In the Interior val.
feys will attend the convention. The
convention was called to organize a
permanent state good roads bureau.