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The evening world., 1908-10-03
TENANTS IN PANIC AS
LOOSE BRICKS FELL
Over 5000 Persons Gather in
Street and Block the
Traffic.

Half dozen Ioosened bricks that fen
us afternoon from a big doubled ECKER
tenement at the north east corner of
Dclarcey and Clinton streets that is
being raised 10 i9ap- it to the new
level Of he street created panic in the
-e!ghborhood that it required the ef-
cyrts OF the reserves OF four stations to
quell.
The tenants of the house, with most
of their treasured possessions uuder
heir arms, ran to tn street screaming
and a crowd estimated At from nvc
10 six thousand per- JnS quicKly eatn-
elri and blocked al i"attc.
the re:ort spread ,@al tie building
vas about t. tall, and the crowd was
.creaerl t.!I the police hal to dra "
;ur.r clubs To control tn" iarongs that
clustered ahnlt. Then chief Building
Inspector Revelle arrived ana pro-
nounced the building as safe as II coul
well bo. The bricks that caused the
panic had simply become diEodged by
n lfting-iack that was misplaced.
The evening world., 1908-10-03
HUGHES SPEAKS
TONIGHT IN BUFFALO
New York Specialist Hurries
to Governor, Who Decides
to Keep Engagements.

BUFFALO. Oct. 3.-Gov. Hughes ar
rived here al noon to-day and was
driven at once to the Iroquois Hotel
where he was met by Chairman Fred
Greiner. of the Republican General
Committee. and other prominent Re
publicans Of the city
Although still somewhat hoarse. the
Governor conversed with the party for
a short time and then retired to his
room to await the arrival OF DR.. Alev-
ander, the New York throat special q
The Governor said he wished 20 consul,
him before saying anything a to future
engagements, but added that he hoped
to be able 10 speak here Tonight
IT was announced later that Gov.
Hughes vii speak the full time allotted
10 him AT both meetings for which he
Is cheduled here this evening. He Will
also attend areception In his honor al
the lroquois Hotel Mt O'Clock.
The evening world., 1908-10-03
TO DRIVE "BLCEe" AWAY.
News, Literary, Musical ana Art
Features ThuI should NOT
lie Missed.

The courts order that dissolved the
marriage bonds or Lieutenant-colonei
ana Mrs George Richards. who had DIFF
Gerent deals Of welded life. and after
nine years are now legally parted for
ever,
This is interesting,
BY al means read what II. G. Wells,
the noted English thinker. author and
prophet, has to say about love mar
rage, Jealousy, war, business, gambling,
&c, as quoted In two-pase article,
or course you Keep scrap-oook. who
dcesn't7 Yours should contain the story
about the nfteen residents OF CITY ISL
and whose ages aggregate l,SlO years,
Furthermore
Iteaa ABOUT now the lighter, Robert
FItzsimmgus. Is spending his days with
hls wife and family al Dunellen. ". ].
And as TO women
You Must Wear a Nightcap" Cand
Why II you are TO preserve your halT
from the nard usage Of the modern
couture.
And II you Ike music
Get the words ana score OF Il VIII Be
Naiiins i9E lo Gu 5he song ~, IN III,
the KnIckerhOCAer Theatre,
All these articles, art and musical fsa.
lures Will be given In to-merro~'s sun
day World
order copy from your newsdealsr TO,
niRht-better 90 II In advance than 4
sisk hndins than AL solI out te-morros
The evening world., 1908-10-03
Ida D. Wins al Mic.
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-For ,wo-year-olds. 500
added. SIX turlongs,-S mcoc, l09 CNicgu
cve', 10 3 and ont. Won Dy two lengths,
Alice. 1oi oBurtonl, 9 to :. even and on,
> 70 ) ami ct thirl. Time. LIZ -;
Fr Carry. Jun!an, Ba'aecX and Van
Laer also ran.
SECOND RACF-SWo adGed; selling
for tA7Cc-year- Ids and upwarl one
gem ! to ;. s TO and 70 ), won o. b pI"' a
length; OToonokn, % &C.. Ross. 90 to
10 to ! and 8 to l, second Doubt, lO7
Garner, to >, 9 10 and to 5. third.
Time las l-5, l. NJ Eckcrt Lord
tectionist, Alter Mcdonald and Gamb-!-
nus also ran.
THIRD kAcE-s5o0 added; for four
Near-clGs ana upward. about two miles
and half; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Pll-
scn, IL T. Hei'e!,. . to ana nu.. won
~ Two lenSitEs; I..Il NE Cat. III CMc-
LAIN, - J. 4 md ? 10 Z, second;
Calocranatchec !" ,GrGnil7nd, - 10 l.
6 10 ! ana 9 10 .. third. T.r,c-5 .G9 l.;
byzantine also ran. Dioerry refused.
FOURTH RACE-S6lv added; Au,umn
Handicap; for three year-olds and up u,
one nile and quaTteT,-Red Gauntlet'
10 (Garner. 3 to . and out, won by a
length and a half; W, II Carey. ITO CE.
lturnsl, Z to . and I to 10, second; Lllly.
3 IT. K re to and ? to ). third.
Red Gauntlet finished first but was
DISQUALIFIED.
Fifth Race; 800 added; selling for all
ages; six furlongs-Aimee, 100 Garner,
to 2, Z to 10 and / 10 3, won by two
lengths; ClolstereFs, 100 GO Burns), TO
and out, second; Manheimer u bran
nom, Y to J., 3 to ! and s TO g, third.
y ime--ile 3-i.
Lep Godschaux, Punky. Carrot WI
son, Edgely and Tollgather also ran.
SIXTH RACE--$4O0 added selling; for
ali ages, six furlongs. -Cooney X. lC4
ID. ", Murphy, 10 5. to 8 and out,
won by, hail length Tartar MAR 100
Fernando 100 &c, BurEs', 10 10 J. to /
and TO 5, third. Time-ll2 S-5, Pea
cocks Choice, Little Minnie, Suderman,
yandam, Autumn Flower. Ida Reck,
workman. Sunfre also ran.
Seventh Rac'-34O0 added; selling
quarter miles, ON the turf.-Miss Gates
b. lol CBergen), . to 2, to 10 and !
10 3. won by neck: Campaigner, 1913
IT, Rice TO !, G to and to !, sec
ond: SolOn Single, ll3 CMoreland), 6
10 /, s 10 3 ana 7 to TO- third. Time
il3 Rrageaducio. The Shaughran,
John Carroll also ran,
The evening world., 1908-10-03
SECONDHAND lab
FOR GOV. HASKELL
FROM ROOSEVELT
President Hands Out a Letter
From st. Louis Man on Creek
Indian Fraud Charges.

WASHINGTON, oct, 3. - President
Roosevelt gave out for publica-
ton to-day a letter received by him
rom W. l.. Sturdevant, Of St. Louis, In
which the writer declares that Gov.
Haskells statement in his letter OF Sept.
80. regarding the latter's connection
with the Creek Indian lands is so i'm
perfect that 1t is entirely misleading
The text of the letter follows:
Dear MIR. President: I notice in Gov.
iiaskells letter of date Sept 80 the fol-
lowing statement:
les, l believe l am defendant
as to certain government town site lots
in one of nearly 1l.0oo suits that vol
have had brought against as many DIFF
ferent honorable and high minded citi-
zens Of this State during this Presi-
der1tal campaign wear. and YOU will not
undertake to denv that pettv politics
FOR the nrrpose of Repuplicanlzing about
10000 Indian voters was YOUR sole mo-
tive for having those suits brought: and
l charge YOU with knowing that there
has been no delay in these cases, except
that occa stoned by the courts delibera-
lions, taken by himself as time he
deemed necessary to consider whether
or not there is anv merit in the petit
ton filed bv YOUR attorney
Charged v. lth Fraud.
The above statement regarding the
town site suits Is so imperfect that /,
is entirely misleading. All those suits
in which Gov. Haskell is defendant. ex-
cept one, were filed in 1907. prior to the
admission of Oklahoma as a State. He
is charged with a direct participation In
the frauds through which the Indians
were deprived of their property, and the
bills seek TO hold him personally liable
for the injury thus inflicted.
He has not answered 20 the merits
in a single case, but all pleas filed by
his attorneys are purely technical and
necessarily, dAatory in effect. Mn Mott
attorney for the Greek Nation. AID my
self have many times urged Il hearing
on the merits OF these cases, and l have
personally proposed several times to mis-
attorneys of record that they file an
sWers in the cases in otuer tEat hear
ing might be lad upon the merits and
the cases disposed OF.
affirmative response, and he result is
INA. the cases have taken the regular
course on heavy docket.
Ready for Hearing.
I'VE have announced several times in
open court and otherwise that We are
ready for an immediate hearing in any
md all suits fled. This las been done
with 4 view OF obtaining u speedy ad-
jus:ment of the controversies. and IN
o"Ger TO give any person charged vita
a primary liability an opportunity to ac-
quit himself of such charge, If possible
Al Nt.f 30
The evening world., 1908-10-03
Diamond Studded Medal
For Most Popular Giant

The Giants playing tnc best baseball that New
York has witnessed in years They for the pen
nant and from until the close OF the the struggle
promises to be the itng in the history Of the league
AS an encouragement to the individual members Of the
team The Evening World will present to the most popular
player diamond-studdsd gold medal All New York fans
can express their preference through The Evening World
coupon below which will be printed daily in the Noon.
Baseball and Final editions:
The evening world., 1908-10-03
DODGERS IN FINAL
HOME GAME BEAT
BEANEATERS 2TO0
Rucker Was in Grand Firm
and Allowed BoStons but
Three Hits.
csneci,l to the Evening Worldly

BROOKLYN, y. Y. Oct. 3-The Brook
lyn team won the final game of the
trouncing Joe Kellev's Beaneaters hv a
score of to 0,
The Dodgers PLAYED like champions
and fielded admirably Nan Rucker
who twirled for the Dodgers. was in
his best form. he only allowing the Wis
itors three Nlfe hits. and also fam ID
SIX men. Chapr=ll who ritched for Me
Reaneaters was touched IN rather hard
bv the Dodgers. About 800 fans Wit
messed the game.
The evening world., 1908-10-03
NURSE LOSES AN EYE.
Contracted Disease of Cornea from
Patient in bellevue.

Through an Infection contracted while
ending a baby with contagious dis
ease, Miss Emma BurleiGh, a nurse in
;hc "Iaby Ward" n Bellevue, has lost
the signt oi ne- right eye. and physi-
clans there are wo,H!US Gard TO save
.he left.
Tho nurer contracted the disease on
her first day OF duiy. DR. TWcdel and
Dr Henry w WTnd'CSs treated her. but
with little success, and yesterday 1t was
eve useless. The left eye is now az
fected.
The evening world., 1908-10-03
POLICE OF TWO CITES
HUNT FOR IMMIGRANT GIRL.
Especial to Tn. Evening wOrID

WATERBURY,, Conn, Oct. 3,-Eiza-
beth Leahy, twenty years old, WHO
landed In Ellis Island last Thursday
from ireland and notified her guardiln
here, Charles Knlckerbocker, Of No.
975 South Main street, that she NO d
meet himAt, the railroad station here
Thursday night has not yet arrives
and some mystery surrounds the case.
The Waterbury police have learned
hat the girl left the island with slip
marked aWterbury, Conn, but after
arriving at the Grand Central iepot
dlsappea red she was a good looEing
yirl with dark hair and fair complex
ion. She had a purse worth stealing
Tie Now York police have been ask "a
20 assist in TIE case to-day.
The evening world., 1908-10-03
Ready for Hearing.
LAWYER LOSES HIS MIND.
Sylvester l.. II. Ward becomes
suddenly Violent.

Friends OF Sylvester L. II. Ward Of
the legal firm OF Ward. Meade & Cas-
ter. at No. CT Wall street. were much
shocked to-day when they learned that
his mental condition was such tAat last
night he had TO be put under restrain
q: his country home at White Plains.
Mr.. Ward Is sixty years old but has
never hitherto given any indication Of
a falling Intellect. He became violently
excited at the railway station ana was
haranguing a crowd and explaining thai
ne mad been robbed, when his son 10 i
him home Two doctors We're summoned
and remained with him Throughout the
night.
The evening world., 1908-10-03

Two-hase Hits-Cattcrson. Sheehan.
Sacrifice Hits-Burch C2), Catterson.
stolen Bases--Mc MILAN.
Double Plays-ThOmas and Stem, Nc
Milan and Jordan
Left on Bases-Brooklyn, 3; Boston, ?.
First Base on Balls-Of Rucker, 1.
First Base on Error-BroOklyn. !.
Struck Cu:-By Chappelle /; by Ruck-
cr. t..
Wild ppellc /; Ruckcr, /.
Time Of game one ECur and eighteen
mnutes
Umpire-Ema!e.
The evening world., 1908-10-03

the sur northwest wind. the fences
were IN the greatest danger OF ami
h.lat.On. Roberts took down fifty feet
OF ne lnsIGe fence on the sharp and
the Lusl, faiCne, on the Acme. and
one OF Two Others knocked down a few
pots aud rail lengths ON the first
t.gn.
The race was called of at SIS A. NJ.
for repairs 10 the trace, and started
EEaln al 10 O'Clock
During the twelfth hour the mileage
for the .esding cara was. Rerault No.
., hity-hye mAes, simplex 40. y. fitty-
tAree, LuIier No. 2 forty-L.ne. Allen
Kingston No. u, forty-one and Thomas
No. s. forty-nine
The average time for the leading car
for the race had been torty-Sevsn snc
ons-third miles per hour.
The evening world., 1908-10-03
LYDIA E. PlNkAAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Mrs. VIII Young, cf 3 COLUMBIA
Ave, Rockl2~i, Ne, SAYS;
81 was trOuh'et Toy A long time with
dreadful lacka,heS and pain in my
side, and MAS miserable in every way;
| doctorei until | was discouraged and
thought | would never get we'll read
what Lydia T. P!nkham's Vegetable
Compound had dong for others and de-
cittt 10 try t; after taxing three tot;ies
| can truly say TN; never stIt better
in my life"
MIS-. Augustus Lyon, Ct East Earl,
Pa, writes TO Mrs. Pinkham:
81 had very severe backaches and
pressing down pains. could not sleep,
and had no appetite Lydia {. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound cured ire
ard mad ma hel like rev woman"
FACTS 20. SiCN WOMEN
ror ihiUy years Lydia L. PINK
kam'S Vegetable COMPOUND, mad.
from roots ana herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
las positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacementS, Inflammation, ulcer
alton, flbroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling hatulency, indiyes.
ton, dizziness Or nervous prostration.
The evening world., 1908-10-03
SKULL BROKEN BY CAR.

James Day, twenty nine years old. OF
No 16l State street, Brooklyn. was
knocked down by Third avenue car
last night. His skull. was fractured
and he sustained internal Injuries. Al
the Hudson street Hospital II was said
The injuries might prove fatal. Day
refused 10 make any charge against
the motormsn. saying 1t WAS his ewn
taulk 800 --..,. -
The evening world., 1908-10-03
SUBMARINES RACING FROM
NEWPORT TO PHILADELPHIA.

NEWPORT R. l., Oct. 3-The sub
"larnes Cutt.ehsh, Octopus, Viper ami |
2zrantu!a. conveyed by the tender |
Hist. started from Point judith to-day |
or a race TO Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1908-10-03
EVENING WORLD RACE CHART
Weather Clear.

QO7 FIRST RACE-Three year. oil
JCf Post time, 2.33; Oft, 2.S6,
crcss Carina. Owner-F. II. Weir
The evening world., 1908-10-03

II there are any fences left around
the course when The race ends al 70
O'Clock tonight A. wll NOT lie the fault
Of the daredevil drivers oi the racing
cara IN The contest They have already
taken down about 40 feet al the south
Enh north turns, ana Robertson, s'rang
and Roberts are eastins eyes az the
back stretch, With It's egg-shapea turn.
The home stretch looks 20 oe safe
purng the early morning hours,
~htn the drivers we're sleepy from their
hard HlEht'S work and nearly froEsn 6y
The evening world., 1908-10-03

year Odds upwards selling; s4oo added furongs
Z 2s6 start good Won easily. Winner. b. M, by Water
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-24

utes. or until completely dissolved.
Then add 6 quarts OF warm water, and
sprinkle this poisoned solution over
30 pounds OF rolled or crushed wheat,
stirring and mixing thoroughly until
1t Is all absorbed. Place quarter of a
teaspoonful Of tho poisoned grain near
the entrance Of each occupied burrow,
or In each runway. For mice half an
ounce Of strychnine is sufficient.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
BROKER ARRESTED
FOR STOCK THEFT

NEW ToRKaMay 2o-Upon the ind-
ing today Of an indictment against
him by the grand Jury. Thomas a.
Mcintyre Of the failed brokerage firm
Of T. A. Mcintyre & Co, was arrested
on a warrant charging grand larceny
N the first degree After giving $4,000
bail he was released and taken back
10 the ssnitarium. where he has been
q patient since shortly after the fail
ure Of his firm.
McIntyre's indictment was the out
growth OF q ninvestigation into the af-
fairs OF the Mcintyre firm in the United
States district court. Seventeen wit
nesses weH examined by the grand
iur9-. The majority OF them employees
of the failed firm
The specific charge against Mcintyre
is based on the claim Of Ellen Sedge-
wick OF Hartford. Conn. that a certif-
cate for 60 shares OF United States steel
stock, which she placed with the Nc
lntyre firm as trustee for the purpose
of having portion OF the stock trans
ferred 10 her nephew. was put up as
collateral by the firm FOR a loan which
II had negotiated on its account with
the metropolitan trust company.
Assistant District Attorney Train said
tonight that there We're more than 100
complaints against the Mcintyre firm
n his office. involving between $500, 00O
and 100000 worth OF certificates turned
ever 70 the firm by investors. These
securities cannot now be found
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
VOLLMER DEMURS TO
SUIT OF KLEINSCHMIDT
Says Plea Is Imperfect in That
No Specific Matter Is
Set Forth

OAKLAND, May 2o.-Police Marshal
August Vollmer OF Berkeley, defendant
with four members of the force in a
suit for $4,000 filed by Harry Klein
schmidt for alleged false Imprisonment
entered q demurrer to the complaint
today Vollmer alleged that Klein
schmidt's plea for damages was imper-
feet, as IL was said he did not clearly
specify how he had been sweated inn
properly. or how witnesses in the case
had been examined in an unfair man
ner, as Kleinschmidt averred.
Kleinschmidt was a student at the
University of California, arrested on
suspicion of having killed Frank Bel
lows. whose death, originally supposed
to have been due to suicide, occurred
in July. Kleinschmidt was detained
in Berkeley and at the county Jail for
10 days, being released when the grand
jury refused to indict him. His suit
for damages against Vollmer was filed
six weeks ago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
JORDAN TALKS OF
REAL COLLEGE MAN
President of Stanford University
Declares Athlete Often OBJ
scures Object of Students

STANFORD, UNIVERSITY. May 20.
The formal graduation exercises were
held today in the Stanford assembly
hall. President Jordan conferring 2TS
degrees which were granted by the
academic council.
Owing to the recent controversy be-
tween students and faculty and the de-
cision Of the senior class TO forego the
festivities Of senior week only l34
students were present.
Under the subject How 10 Tell a
Good Man When You See Him" DR..
Jordan, in a strong address, asserted
that too often the real collegeman IS
ebscured by the figure Of the burly
college athlete, and that revival OF
learning is necessary to place the men
IN their proper relation He said in
part:
There are many factors which tend to de-
srrpy the perspective In college life These two
bulk largest; The intrusion Of the outside world
incidents, the BY play Of boyhood, 10 the in
jury Of the real business Of college.
There are many men who perform our col
iees tasks. who meet our requirements. who
pess our examinations, who receive our de-
grees, and yet who never know at all what
Much that passes as college spirit is the
poorest kind Of vulgsnty. the inspiration OF
Sbe street, the bleachers. the saloon.
The resi- stsnford-the Stanford you should
Knows known by its ideals and its result II
Is not the Stanford of the man the street.
~ The bar tender IN the Cardinal saloon. even
- the rooter on the hleschers at the great
football game The fate OF Stanford depends
= moral victory Of a clean mind and stout
-asrf.
The commencement address was de-
- ered by Ernest Carol Moore Of Los
Angeles, who compared the duty Of the
modern university 20 that assumed long
ago by the religious orders. AS monks
were required so the university, he
said, expects the undergraduate, IN
spirit. If not in letter, to take vows to
live a life OF service and Welldoing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
AGED MAN BROWNS
IN SHALLOW POOL

OAKLAND, May 20.-Lying face
downward in pool Of water the life
less body OF Patrick Brooks, an aged
wood vender. was found near the rail-
road tracks north Of the Sixteenth
street Southern Pacific station this aft
ernoon. II was at first believed that
death resulted from drowning. but an
autopsy showed that Brooks had been
stricken with apoplexy and probably
had fallen into the pool. Brooks was
20 years OF age and lived at 1880
Union street He elzed out precarious
living by gathering driftwood on the
pay shores and hawking 1t from house
70 house in West Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
CAMPING

GuERNEwOoD PARK ON Russian river; fsh-
ing, boating and bathing; tents and cots rented :
lots for sale. Write for circular GUERNE &
McLANE, Guerneville. or Room 626. 35S Kearny,
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
FABIOLA WOMEN
DEFY ALL CRITICS
Will Hold Day at Racetrack
Despite Censure Of Church
Federations

BERKELEY, May 2O.-Despite the
opposition of the Berkeley. Oakland
and San Francisco church federations
and the California anti -racetrack as
ISOLATION against the holding of "Fa-
biola day" at the Emeryville racetrack
Saturday afternoon, the women of the
hospital association are firm in their
intention of holding the society event
Mrs. Freeman, speaking for Mrs
John Yule. president Of the Fabiola
hospital association, declared that the
women Of the association considered
themselves justified in accepting the
gate receipts for Saturdays races.
Undaunted by the stand Of the Fa-
biola women, members of the church
federation of this city have enlisted
the aid of the church federations of
Oakland and San Francisco in their
behalf Sixteen Oakland ministers in
dorsed the resolutions against Fabiola
day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
.GLENDORA RANCH"

Santa Cruz mountains Five miles from Los
Gatos. Good place to rest. Telephone; rural de-
livery daily L. S. EDWARDS, p. o. box las,
Los Gatos, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
ONE NIGHT IN JAIL
CONNINcES STUDENT
J. p. Rawson Pays Fine Rather
Than Serve Ten Days in
San Jose

PALO ALTO. May 20.-One night in
the county jail at San Jose was enough
for J. p. Rawson, a Stanford student.
and he has decided that in the future
less trouble and more personal liberty
may be enjoyed by obeying the laws
Of this municipality. Rawson was tried
for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk
and was sentenced to a fine Of $40 or 10
days IN Jail, and Notwithstanding that
bis parents are wealthy, he elected TO
80 20 Jail One night was SUFFICIENT ex-
perience for him. however, and he ar
rived here today vowing revenge and
suits against the city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
HALFMOON BAY BUSES

NJ F. Cunha's conveyances meet all Ocean
Shore trains at Montara and Granada. Fine,
easy riding rigs and competent drivers. AL
kinds of livery rigs very reasonable. Pillar
CITOS STABLES, Halfmoon Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
DEADLY DUEL IMPENDS.
KENTUCKIAN ASSERTS
Asks Police to Permit Him to
Carry Weapon to Ward
OFF Brother in Law

PALo ALTO, May 2O.-Two Ken
tuekians. according TO story told the
authorities today by one of them.
Q McEnturn, carpenter who applied
Tor permission to carry a revolver. are
wandering around Palo Alto streets
seehng 70 get the drop on each other
AcEnturn and his brother in law.
bootn OF san Mateo, have often quar-
relied over the way that McEnturFF,s
sister has been treated by her .bus-
band with the result that McEnturn1
believes his life in danger. He AYERS
that Booth has two notches on the
grip OF his revolver.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
cAR Acc1pENr rArAL

BERKELEY, May 2o.-Roysl Taylor,
8 years old. son OF James Taylor, a
carpenter. living at $40 Pardse street,
West Berkeley. died tonight at Roose-
welt hospital from q fractured skull,
the result OF being struck by a San
Pablo avenue electric car this after
noon The child was playing with some
boys and ran across the track directly
tn front OF the car, which could not
he stopped in time to prevent the acci-
dent
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
BYRON HOT SPRINOS
COLD CREEK

For rates and particulars write to
C. +. CARR. Prop. Monte Rio. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
CASTLE ROCK TAVERN

In the beautiful Sacramento River canyon.
Complete change ct management. Home dairy
and vegetable garden. Excellent table. Best
hunting and fishing in the State. Elevation
1000 feet For particulars address SHAFFER
& METZ, Eubanks, Shasta county. CAL