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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
Flealess doors-Inaid floors. artistic, free from
germs; art paneling: houses renovated Hitchcock
& Son, 1926 Franklin st. 0akrd- Phone Pied ESQ
A. a. ROSE & CO., contractors and builders:
jobbng promptly attended to. 356 Ctr ST .
phone Oak S954: res, Merritt Sz5
cORRETT. contractor--Job. and store ftting a
specially I41s Franklin; tel Oak. s642 A4s1.
THE Oakland branch OF The Cal is at 46s
Eleventh St near Broadwag. Phones Sunset
Oakland 40S2 Home A23T5.
TAILORS
JAPANESE AMERICAN TAILORING co Lat
est designs; cleaning, repairing. S5S5s eth st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
QAklAARs Qlz l!l||I RERk :! dRyIIEAzE
FLATS no LET-o.kIans-Fur.i.Aes

SEE our large, UP TO date list Of houses aaa
nsts; no obligation 10 buy goods John Breu-
ner Co. 18th and FrankIin. oakiaad's isrg-
est furniture store
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
noosls 20 LEr-cont,nued

PIERCE st., @5T. Hsight-Sunny front well
furnished parlor bedroom; also single sunny
fu0ur room
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
COTTAGES no LET-Fur.i.hea

COTTAGE OF completely furnished rooms sRd
oath, also unfinished rooms. down stsirs,
[ent $50 SoI Lincoln sv. epP. Mastick sta
iion Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

WEBSTER s.. iOls-SunBy furnished room /:
nstn and toilet annexed; reasonable; private
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30
PHONE GIRLS ON STRIKE

Sunday quiet yesterday. although the
strikers and their sympathizers made
It miserable for the strikebreakers
when they appeared on the street.
Jeers and taunts from crowds Of men
met the girls when they went to and
from the hotel, but no attempt was
made to modest them.
Secretary Mason OF the CONNER
cial club has been lighting the bat
ties for the girls for several days
prior to the strike. as he has been
trying to secure a higher schedule OF
wages. Business men claim that the
girls are underpaid and are compelled
to work long hours, which fact
causes sympathy to be extended to
the girls from most OF the subserib-
ers. Linemen claim to have no or
ders to strike, and Chief Cole ex-
poets none. as he is certain that 50
far as the Linemen's union Is con-
cerned no strike will be called, a.
they work but eight hours at present.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30
Dies In Arizona.

Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Landt OF this
city yesterday received a message
from Phoenix. AFiz., bearing the sad
news OF the death OF their son Hugh
at that place.
The son departed for Phoenix
about four months ago. He had
been suffering from q throat disease.
and also lung trouble, and expected
TO grow better In the dry Arizona cli-
mate. Lately be had been growing
worse. and bis father had intended 70
make q visit TO him last Wednesday.
but was unable to get away. Hugh
was 20 years Of age and well known
In this city. where be had many
friends. Who will grieve TO learn Of
his death.
The body has been ordered shipped
to this place for inteTment and II en-
peeted to arrive some time this week.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30

LEWISTON, Idaho, March 3d.
There is little change in the tele-
phone operators strike, both strikers
and company resting on their arms
and awaiting the move from the adj
versary. Manager C. Truitt claimed
today that he was in a position to
offer uninterrupted service, as he had
more girls than necessary. Five
Spokane girls, trained operators, are
on the board, while two local girls
are at work, this leaving the COM
pany only two short of the full force.
In spite of the claims Of the COM
pany, the service has not been up to
its usual standard today, as frequent
waits for calls are reported and
many complaints are heard. The
strikers have been planning their
strike today, and the frequent ex-
pressions Of sympathy and pledges OF
support from business men have en-
couraged the striking operators. No
scenes of disorder marred the usual
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30

the objections reached headquarters
peremptory orders. supposed to have
been issued by superintendent Of
these departments. were issued to
discharge foreigners at once. The
order means that thousands Of for
eigners who have been favored in
the past will be out Of employment.
Foreigners who are out OF work have
learned that IL they are naturalized
no objections are made to them. As
a result the courts In western Penn
sylvania have been kept busy making
citizens Of Hungarlans. slavs, Po-
landers and Italians, who predomin-
ate.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30
IS RETURNED TO ASYLUM

MOSCOW, Idaho, March 30.-JO-
seph E. Harvey, the old man who was
released from the asylum for the In
sane at Orofino last Wednesday, was
again taken into custody yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Grant Robbins,
and the superintendent at the asylum
notified that he should send to Mos
COW for Harvey. An oficef from the
asylum arrived last night and took
Harvey back to oroinO.
Harvey's hallucination is that the
Jesuits are his special enemies, that
they want to kill him and get his
money. From a conversation that
Harvey had with Probate Judge Luz
kens It Is learned that Harvey got his
idea Of the hatred Of the Jesuits for
him from reading Macaulay's his
tories.
The outbreak Of Harvey's demen-
tia yesterday was caused when he
asked Deputy Sheriff Robbins for
some papers which were taken In
custody by the sheriff last whites
when Harvey was frst committed e
the asylum. Mr.. Robbins replied
that all his stuff was in the custody
Of the probate judge. Harvey be
came enraged at the use Of the word
SUR in connection with his prop.
erty and became abusive.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30
FRUrGRowERs' MEETING
Addresses were Made Covering Sab
jects Of Interest.

Addresses We're Made Covering Sab
jeets Of Interest
The fruitgrowers' meeting held last
Saturday evening at Sanders hail I'M
der the auspices Of the Commercial
club was a success. and the addresses
made by men eminent in their pro-
LESSONS on the subjects OF agricul-
ture and horticulture was thoroughly
appreciated by something like 200
people who were in attendance.
Mayor H. v. ScalIan made a brief
speech Of welcome to the visitors,
]. s. Hughes occupied the chair, and
following the mayors address dis
courses were delivery by the visit
ors. c. L. Smith. industrial agent Of
the s. & /. =. railroad, delivered the
first address OF the evening. He
dwelt upon the commercial side Of
fruit growing. He was followed BY
Professor A. L. Melander, who dis
cussed at length the different varie
ties of pests that attacked fruit trees
and the most effective way Of exter
minating them. Professor Thorn
berg spoke on the subject of orchard
pruning. and Professor Beatty OF
plant diseases. A. Wardwell was tht
last speaker of the evening. He tool
for his subject fruitgrowers' organi
cations. He spoke at length Of thu
benefits to be derived to fruit pro
ducers from these organizations. III
will return in q week or 10 days To-
the purpose of effecting a fruitgrtw
ers' organisation in the city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30
DENoUNCEs THE GOVERNOR
Governor. Who Is I'm the Audience,
Replies.

- 49,
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 30.-A
sensation was caused last night at 3
meeting held at Macauley's theater
for the purpose of organizing q
Louisville branch Of the Law and
Order league, recently formed to
combat night riding. when Mrs. Alice
Lloyd arose and vigorously de-
nounced the movement and the poll
cies OF Governor Wilson.
Governor Wilson, who was in the
audience, but not on the platform. re.
piled TO Mrs.. Lloyd's structures.
Mrs. Lloyd IL a member Of one Of
the most prominent families in Ken
lucky and = resident Of Winchester
The speeches were heard and dellv.
cred with perfect deoorum. but there
were evidences Of intense feeling
The resolutions adopted simply de
MED In toto Mrs. Lloyd's charges. and
called on Governor Wilson to cal
out the entire state militia and Gel
II 70 patroiling the tobacco district
This Governor Wilson, after the res
olutions had been adopted. refused Il
do. stating simply that the depletst
condition O. the state treasury wouls
not permit such = heroic remedy IN
der present conditions.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30

Merely Wants Consent 70 build sIaoFt
LAme i'm Mexico.

Merely Wants Consent 70 Build Short
Lame i'm Mexico.
MEXICO CITY, March S0.--John
ID. spreckels. millionaire ahipowner
and railroad builder OF California,
who arrived here today for the pur-
pose OF securing fsom the Mexican
government a railroad concession.
denied that he has any intention OF
entering into any enterprise nntag-
onistie to the Hartman railroad or
any other line In Mexico. Neither
has he any desire to build an extern
slye system In Lower California 10
the chief lower points OF that terri
tory.
My business In Mexico. said afr.
spreekeIs, "ia to obtain a concession
from the Mexican government for the
right to build a railroad for a dis
lance Of SO miles parallel with the
border between Mexico and the
United States, which road will form
section OF the line am now build
ing between San Diego and Yuma. I
desire on account OF being able 10
get better grades to dip into Mexico
and construct the line for possibly
SO miles on Mexican soil and then re-
enter the United States. am not
seeking any concession except the one
mentioned. and have never contem-
plated q line in Lower California
The route ] wish 10 follow runs
through Imperial valley. which viii
offer better facilities and will become
a great agricultural producing sec
ton.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30

"A new lodge was organized last
Saturday evening at Sanders hall BY
Albert Blixt. The lodge Is to be
known as No. 1s, Occur d'Alene. and
is an auxiliary Of the Scandinavian
society. s. II. Z. r.. for ladies. Thir.
ty-six charter members we're signed
and officers elected and installed
The ofleers are: Cecilia Carlson,
president; Matilda Olson. vice pFeai.
dent: Helen Nelson. recording ssere.
tary; ida Benson. financial secretary
and Isabella Bllxt. treasurer.
After the election and installation
Of oaseers refreshments we're served
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30
HOLD TROOPS ron ELECTIONS
RamoF That Uncle Sam Fears Dis
order Caused BY Anarchists.

RumOF That Uncle Sam Fears Dis
order Caused BY Anarchists.
DETROIT, Mich. March 30.-Ac-
cording 10 officers or the Seventh
regiment. the real reason why the
Seventh did not go 10 the Philippines
recently Is that the government fears
anarehistlc and labor troubles. par
ticularly at election time this fall
Two weeks ago the Seventh was or
dered TO the Philippines. A week
later the order was eountermandsd
without explanation. II ls declared
here that President Roosevelt and
Secretary OF War Taft think the pos
sibility OF serious rloting In the
United States is strong enough 70
warrant keeping the soldiers n this
country. The Seventh was 10 re-
place the Second regiment. nov on
It's way home. Now no regiment will
take the place OF the Second IN the
islands. II il said the government
thinks the menace OF disorder BY I'M
employed worklngmen. melted By an.
archists and radical socialists. IL real
~ greater than the danger Of actual
anarehistic rioting.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30
TO SAVE STEVE ADAMS
Motive, OfElcers Believe, OF Attempt
to Murder Wells.

to Murder Wells.
TELLURIDE. Col. March s0.--As
the result Of an attempt to murder
General Buckley Wells, general man
ager Of the smuggler-Union mine and
mills At Pandora. Saturday morning.
Sheriff Fitzpatrick is taking precau-
lions to guard the JAIN in which
Steve Adams, charged with the as
saasination OF Arthur l.. Collins, Gen.
eral Wells predecessor, Is confined.
Adams, who was q pal of Harry Or
chard, was tried recently at Rath-
drum, Idaho. on q charge Of murder
ing Fred Tyler in the St. Joe coun-
try.
General Wells secured q confession
from Steve Adams in Idaho, In which
Adams implicated himself Is the
slayer Of Collins. but Adams has
since repudiated his confession, and
for this reason. II Is believed, Adams
friends may think that IL Wells
should be gotten out OF the way be-
fore the case comes TO trial It would
be dificult to convict Adams. About
a week ago General Wells received an
anonymous letter threatening him
with death.
Three more letters are reported to
have been received by different min
ing companies OF the district, stating
that their mills would be blown up
and that they would be given trouble
in different ways, and following the
attempt on General Wells life more
guards have been employed and In
creased precautions are being taken.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30
COLORED MAN
DOES SPOKANE
Worked This City Also; Now Goes
to WaIIa WaIIa

George Moore. negro with the
aliases Of John Scott and Joe VIM
blsh. under which latter assumed
name he is known in this city. has
been sentenced to serve a term in
the state penitentiary at Walla walla
for passing fraudulent checks. by
Judge Huneke OF Spokane.
Moore posed In Spokane AZ an Ala
bama planter, He represented that
he was wealthy and was in search OF
real estate investments. Moore
played his part well. He wanted the
best OF land and there was no limit
to the quantity. as there was no limit
to the money he desired to invest.
He liked the country and the many
opportunities that IL possessed. and
the real estate men liked him and
wanted their share OF the money he
possessed. and Moore found himself
whirled from one tract OF property
to another In the real estate mans
chug-chug machine. Moore wanted
the best, and they gave him the best
He was Toasted and dined. and he
was given his share Of liquor. Of
which he was overly fond. II cost
the real estate men some money. but
there was a big deal on hand. and
when the real estate men ran short
Moore supplied his wants BY issuing
fraudulent checks upon institutions
in Spokane and OF neighboring states
From time to time also, generally
after banking hours, he would nego
tiate loan with the real estate men
and while his career lasted he lived
high and enjoyed life.
Moore visited this city and b,
played his game with success for /
while. Immediately upon his arriva
he succeeded in setting on foot
number OF real estate transaction
with prominent real estate men o
the city. They ran ali the way from
$4,000 to $4,000. They represent
ed some Of the largest investment
that had ever been handled In tn
city, and the real estate men were an
xious to see their contamination an
to secure their commissions. Will
the investments were pending Moor
was here, as In Spokane. shown ever
possible courtesy. He was enteI
tanned and dined and supplied wit
an abundance Of whisky and wit
loans OF money, and as long as Il last
ed life for him flowed on like n sons
The end came, however. as 1t does 1
all cases like his. The checks weF
found fraudulent and in the mid
!. of his reyel OF merriment he was al
rested and the scene shifted from
modern, up-to-date room and bed /
a popular hotel to q cell and 4 cS
in the city Jail. Charges were PR
ferred against him here by the me
| WhgM hI hAa HEHCG4s uMb ne Wa
wanted in Spokane and was turne
over BY the local police to the Officer
OF that place.
Moore was nothing but an ordinaI
negro. He looked nothing more an
: he was nothing more. but be had II
faculty Of making men think he WI
A that which he was not--of giving
. the sham the stamp OF realIty--ar
II he found plenty who were willing
q take him for what be seemed to /
d without question or Investigation.
o He l. about about SIS years Of a
= and claimed to be a cook by trad
, Before coming 10 Spokane he CLAIM
/ to have been 4 resident OF Colorad
When informed OF the charge pr
Ie feFred against him in court Moo
= asked for no trial. but entered q PHI
OF guilty.
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30
UNEARTHs A NEW PLOF

Leader Is One Of the Men Gives
Refuge In Consulate.
PORT AT PRINCE. Hayti. Mach
30.--A fresh conspiracy against the
government has been discovered In
this city. The leader Of the plot.
General Aiarraque. Who vas arrested
March IL on suspicion Of e0nspirinE
against the president and who was
released with four others on March
"a, took refuge yesterday afternoon
ia the French legation with tvo on
eers.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30
CUTs OUT ALIENS
Pennsyivanla Road WIN Employ No
More FOREIGNERS.

Pennsylvania Road WIN Employ No
More Foreigners.
PITTSBURG. Pa. March 30.-An
order has been issued By the Penn
sylvauia railroad to discharge all for
eign workmen and to employ in their
stead native Americans or natural
lied citizens. This action IL in line
with that Of big coke companies, who
not long ago decided to discriminate
against alien labor ~ undesirable
from the standpoint Of efficiency and
because OF its disOrderiy tendencies
When the order reached Pittsburg 70
discharge an foreigners. some Of tie
foremen I'm the cleaning departments
and section forces objected When
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-30

CcOntinusd On Pags %
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
Entered Posoce Prescott Arz seoondclas mail matter
Cameron Sweeping on TO Victory.

the the most
printed that section tell only CT cheer
with his for the
pie night the largest and enthusiastic audience
he presented candidacy his of service to
Ralph than
is minded chuck full OF
wonderful which
His whole education has been Of
the
filed
kindness for all because his life for years
harshps which Pahfnders and teaches them
al the
everlasting fatheh God and the brotherhood of Ralph Cam
the
needs
Arizona industries Doveaed with his spen
conditions in Washington,
things
benefit herself than by
have been educated
her in u sucha n
known defeat
which Confidence in ones
The Mas
faith
in n
before
declares himself and
him declare from him with the belief
already declared
voting Ralph smith If the Jour
this
the republican candidate the political sensation of the
follow.
n
politically infections. the big, virie
a a Aocking
because believe he They
that he devoted
half The people believe that will keep his promises, and
that he will
keep He honest big brainy catholic the the
HE is GOING TO WIN
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
city News
....In Brief
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George w. Meade, tue McCabe mer.
chant, Is visiting in the city.
Dan Il. Genung has returned from a
short business visit in Jerome.
John Kelly is in the city from the
Monica mine enjoying short vaca.
ton.
Father NJ. J. Grove, n popular Cath
ollie pastor of Galveston, Texas, is Wis
iting in the city.
Peter Laux and Pat Gallagher of
McCabe are circulating among their
many friends here.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Avery Of
jerome celebrated Labor Day among
his many friends here.
william Smock, pioneer miner of
the Eureka district, il in the city cir.
cuating among his many friends.
John Roberts, the popular Hillside
deputy sheriff, acted ms one Of the
Judges of the pie eating contest yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph IIerzberg left
last night for their home in Phoenix,
after taking AN active part in the La
Dor Day celebration.
Connections were made with Fossil
Creek and the office of the Arizona
Power Company here, Sunday by the
company's telephone line.
Editor W. :. Adams of the Jerome
Mining News was one of the most en-
thusiastic of the visiting fans Mt yes.
terday afternoon game.
Miss Lizzie Baker arrived mere yes.
terlay from a visit with relatives in
bakersfield, Mo-, 10 take charge of the
simmons school the coming term.
=. j. sullivan, president and gener.
NJ manager of the United Gold Mines
Company. arrived here Yesterday from
his company's camp at Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Pecarich Of Jer.
ONE are among number of residents
- :he Copper City who enjoyed the
Labor Day celebration here yesterday.
John Morrison, master mechanic of
re United Gold Mines Company at
congress, arrived here yesterday ia
colel rate Labor Day with his family
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09

G. e. Pennington, n Wenden mer.
chant. is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Mary Bawen and grandson,
Harry Ling, arrived home Sunday
night from an extended visit with rel.
atives in Ohio.
DR.. Kaull, Frank Anderson, Robert
Metz, Al Reese and James Prosser Of
Jerome visited here Saturday night
and Sunday, returning home on sun
day mornings train.
W. j. Jones of Pickett, Wisconsin,
and Richard Humphrey of Milwaukee,
stockholders in the Arizona Copper.
Gold Mines Company, are here TO pay
a visit of inspection to the properties
located on Cherry Creek.
Mamie Mcdonald, Belle Rodgers and
Mae Stukey are attending the Tempe
Normal school. They are the guests
of Mrs. X. NJ. Rodgers, who is occu.
pying cottage during the term in tae
Normal School city
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Carter of Walnut
Grove arrived here last evening in
time To enjoy the afternoon features of
the celebration. They were caught in
heavy rainstorm at ten o'clock on
their way from home to Kirkland
Eugene Nadeau, who was injured re.
Gently in Jerome mine, has sufficient.
ly recovered from his injuries 10 he
able TO resume his duties as hosting
engineer. He was injured in a shaft
while repairing electric light wires by
falling hammer striking him n
glancing blow on the back.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
(From Sundays Daily)

J. =. Ryan Of McCabc is visiting in
the city.
II. A: Smith. the Jerome banker. is
visiting in tne city.
DIR. l.. e. Toney of Humboldt is here
on professional business.
Napoleon Blackford, the Mayer goat
king. is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Mark Bradley and daughter Of
Poland are visiting in the city.
Dave Fulton, the Walker mining
man, is in the city on business.
George II. freyda, the Turkey Creek
mining man, IL visiting in the city.
Peter Bender left last night for
Williams, where he has business inter
ests.
Jack Campion is in the city from the
Monica mine circulating among his
many friends.
W. II. Merritt, deputy United
States mineral surveyor, was an outgo.
ing passenger last night for tne Wick
enburg district ON mine survey trip.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
RICH GOLD ORE FROM
RATHER PROPEs"
fFrom Tuesdays Daily

Richard Umlah, who shipped sew. ".
tons Of ore that netted him slO2 70 ~.
ton in gold last week from the Ra' wa
mine in the Hassayampa district w. ~,
yesterday for the new copper eo1ar.
tributary to the Arizona and CaiI.,,
mia railroad where ne has PROMISE
interests. He was accompanied .
Pat Twomey, who also has MINI
Interests in that section of the ''a
tory. They intend to remain IN -
Bill Williams River range until ''''
summer.
Umlah extracted the seven ton, !
ore from the Rather mine IN Wv ..,
months unaided by any other In' :.
lie quit operating there during lhe I,
cent storms which interfered WIN a,
work. The Rather is located ~
miles south Of this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09

Copies Of the u. g. and Arizons v"
ing laws, 25c, at ofiee Of the jour-
Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09
OBSERVANCE OF LABOR DAY

NEW YORK, September IA par.
ade of nearly $4,000 men and a good.
sized delegation of women was tae
feature OF New York's celebration of
Labor Day. The printers and the
housesmiths and bridgemen's unions
had the largest numerical representa-.
ton, Besides the parade there were
the usual sporting events and picnics
were given by various political organ.
izations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-09

WASHINGTON, September LA.
Dor Day was extensively observed in
the national capitol today. Govern.
ment departments, the banks and
many business houses were closed and
the labor organizations Of the District
OF Columbia held pienies and excur.
sions in various directions out OF the
city.