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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
WESTERN PACIFIC WILL
BUILD A LARGE PLANT
Plans to Expend SI,50O,OOo for
Sacramento Shops
TSpeciol Disootch 10 The CoH1


SACRAMENTO. Oct. 3.-The Western
Pacific contemplates constructing a
plant in Calif5rnia to cost 81, 100000
according to the advices sent to this
city with the return of the plans for
the railroad shops to be built here. The
California engineers drew up the plans
on basis OF an expenditure of $3.50, 900,
but the New York Office has doubled the
amount to be spent for the California
shops.
The action Of the eastern Office was a
surprise to the coast engineers of the
company and would seem to Indicate
that the main shops of the line will
be located in Sacramento and not in
Denver or Omaha, as heretofore ex-
pected.
The orders for doubling the amount
of cost is also taken as an Indication
that the Western Pacific intends to
build numerous branches on the coast
instead of doing only transcontinental
business
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
BIRTHS

ARIANI-In this city. September T. 1909 TO
the wife of Paul Ariani.
IAckSON-In this city September a. 1909 to
the wife 0f George r. Jackson. son
MtMF0RD-In this city. October 2 1909 to
the wife 81 J.. n. MumfOrd. a son.
RADDlCH-ln this city. September 2s. 1902 TO
the wife Of Martin Rsddich. son.
HEINBERG-In this city. September % 1909
70 the wife of Max Weinberg lnee Corran). a
daughter
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
DEATHS

ANDERsoE-In this ciry. October 2. 1909
Emma. beloved wife Of James f. Anderson
ana beloved sister OF Mrs. II. NJ Colefy
native OF California. aged s2 years
Friends and acqusiDtances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral TODAY Mon
day. October 4. 1903. at $3.50 o'clock a. M
from the parlors Of James Mc6inn, s32 Full
ton street between Fillmore and Webster
thence 10 st. James church for services. com
Inencing al 10 O'Clock a.. n. IDterment Holy
Cross cemeterT.
BARKER-In this city. October 2, 1909, Mary
Barker. a native Of Ireland. aged 40 years.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow Tues
day. at $50 a. M from the funeral parlors
Of Samuel NcFadden & Co. 100 Haight street
near Baker thence 10 Sacred Heart church.
where a requiem mass VIII be celebrated for
tie rcDose Of. her soul at q. Interment
Santa Clara. by 1910 a. m. train from Third
and Townsend streets.
5RoWER-In this city. October ?. 1903. An
drew J. Brewer Sr-. dearly beloved husband
~ the late Catherine Brewer. and loving
father Of Andrew J., Robert H.. Benjamin r.
John aDd George ". Brewer. Mrs. r.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
Notable Deaths

JONAH W. LUPToN, PRESBYTERIAN CLER-
GYMAE- Winchester. Va, Oct. 3.-Rev. Jonah
". Dupton. a widely known Presbyterian
minister and father Of Stuart K LuptOn.
American vice consul at Messina Italy during
the earthquake last winter, died here today.
aged 7G Years
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be lndorsed
with the and residence OF persons author
lied to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement Of the event
arc nuhlIshed once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. W. C. Wilcox
entertained with five hundred in honor
of Miss Quisenberry The guests were:
Miss Quisenberry, Mrs. Clarence Hail. Mrs
Camp and Miss Stoddard of Honolulu: Mrs. A.
" Barnett, Miss Gay Harris, Miss Olive Latta.
Miss Efie shepherd.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

Miss Ray Quisenberry was the guest
of honor at a bridge party given
Thursday by Mrs. w. w. Fitzgerald at
her home in North FL Dorado street
Fall decorations of woodbine and cut
flowers adorned the rooms. Prizes
were won by Mrs. w. c. Neumiller
Mrs. A. NJ. Barnett and Miss Ray Quis-
enberrY. The guests were:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
HoTELMEN. ATTENTION

Position wanted manager by middle aged ho-
telman, thoroughly acquainted in all branches;
have the very best references. Please address
box Cos, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MaIe-Con.

FRENCH couple want situations; private fam
fly. small hotel restaurant: man cook, wife
helper or housework; city or country. Box 66I
Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

GOOD all around man wants position coach
man or about place; understands garden
ing and milking; good references Box 662,
Call office
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

GOOD Japanese couple want positions; man first
class cook. wife wait at table and homework;
speak good English. X. JIM. 1928 Post st.
GENTLEMAN with best of references would
like position cashier. Box $50 Call Office
HIGH class mason mechanic wants your brick.
stone and cement work; all kinds or repairing
done; fine cement walk inisher- Box 500. Call
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

HOTEL carpenter wants work in hotel. store or
sanatoriuin; wages reasonable; references. Ad-
dress for DAYS. Carpenter. 60915 Grove ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
BARRERs ANp SUPPLIES


BARBERS-Hou can save money this wool
Beginning Monday almost every article In
onr store viii be sold at 10 per cent reIr,-
ton: also special reduction in the recuisr
striped coats. waste baskets and shelf boffIes
taH ana save money at STOLTZ'S, 73l Mkt
BARBER shop for sale-esood bus. fre reason
have shops; can't take care Of 2; must sell
AT once; reasonable S3I Golden Gate av
BARBER shop. old established wei locafed for
sale cneap. Inquire Sl+ McAllisterest
BARBER shop for sale cheap. 416 Broadway
Redwood City. Cal.
RpoTBI-AcK stand far sale 45f Market st.
BAkBEES' UNION 14s ofdce s43 Van Ness Az !.
ffee euDievmenr. Tel. Market $50.
EMPLOYMENT secretary OF harbers' protective
rnion. ". BARON. 10 Market st.
FiisSf class barber wishes position from non
a. week and Sunday. SIG Kearny ST phoo..>
---e~ .2l-
FIRST class barber. Apply 1914 Castro Sc
FILIPINo porter wanted s27 Bush at.
Continued ON Next Page
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

INDUSTRIOUS young German-A American bar
tender. sober. reliable seeks position
city country. Box 653. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

JAPANESE diligent man. seeks position as
laundryman only hight hOusewOrk in city.
VI. t.. 1917 Cough St Phone West 64Ol.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

JAPANESE boy wishes position to do cooking
and light housework; 81 a week. Phone Park
2T65. Is Lyon ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04
rNP4OYM,T wANrED-FemaIe-Con.

Girl, wants position for housework and cooking
in small family: no postal or letter answered
Address 1904 Laguna ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
Nntrwartste Antmort.

Der ebemalige oit.rreihiidt Gene
raj b. g.. Der iih einbileeie, bel 1einell
Solooten fehr beliebt gu iein, Ddbrcnb
tr bod, an allen &Ieinigteiten bertm
mGteite. hntte iib BON sinige:,
Sdmeitlerr. einrecen loilen, er ips,bs
po, feinen Soloaten niht onhers &C.
nnnnt als der @oter tss Rssiments.
lin iih bierbon 81 iibers.uaen, frogte
er Eel Der nGhfttn 9eiihtieuns .ineu
Retruten: nWiein Sobu. lpeibt Du,
tuer i'd bin?"
gu gefea[. Grcsleno. Der 9err De-
neral b. e."
.ShSn. Menn Sbr ater 70 sGra
inter GuN feio. lpie nennt 'sSbr MIDI
ba?" =.
Der solrat lSd,sfte D.rIeaen, iaais
ober nihts.
.Nun. Du braAd't DID ui1t su gss
niren," ermnnt.rte i'm Der genarol.
rIuae es nur oifen berous-id osfshIe
es Dir!"
% solt MN ,s;u Shtpeiaen mebr.
Die !6dnhe an Der 3ofenna6t. rtef Der
Retrut, bsli seitrsnsen @orsefesten
itromm anblidenb: rHraipateIfdnap.
per - gu 8.febl, Grcelens"
Der !6err Central tpnnbte ii9 tnrs
un.. Gr fol- ME mieber ei,len Goluos
ten nah feinem seinamen sefraat
bdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
Ser ,podcntlidc 0efmn69citsberidJt,

G1,orme Ibnabme Der 2ooesfGHe aea
aeniiber Der gleid)en Wohe
inu porigcu Sabre. - Teun5ig
Ecrionen ipeniaer geItorbcr.
MISUNDERSTANDING foroert Die
neiiten Spfcr.
Ger @erift ocS 8elmnobeitsamtes
fir Die am 8. Sanuar 1909 enoenoc
@pd,c fpciit 20l loocSi1ue ouf. Die.
1es linb so So0e9folle meniaer, al5 III
Der correiponbireuhcn Mod,e iut Gor.
iabre. ,Nl 1907 ipuroeu 2l5 uno III
1908 1875 Tooesfd!le re0iiHirt. Die
bobc SooeSratc im letter. Sabre mag
iuohI sur Sauptiad)c Der Grippe pis
oenlic Su5uifrcibcn ieit,. Die idhr-
lihe SoheSraic pro Solllello Der BE.
oOlterrma betrlla 1853 fir Die @e.
iummt @epolfcrlng, 1884 iilr Die
lpcife @epolfcrung mo 27,13 fiir bic
NcAer.
Gle haupti1hIiflten Sooeaurlaheu
tuorcn: Tppbl.s 6. Group .. Shiuito.
illdt -. arebS Z. or9alildle -Ser5let-
oeu 10. Observation-Disclosures 29,9risbt'
Idle Nierentronfbeit t. Sd)lpote nadl
Der Gcmrt ~, Selbitmorb 4, In.
i0llc /.
BON oen @citorbcncn iino No III
Sen Ser. Stantcu uno 33 I'M Nuslouo
, acboren; is limo He9er.
SIN 9uunicip g 9Iipl Itarben If Ver.
ioneu; IN &oipitGIern 33. IA III anbc.
rem Inltalten. Is ianben % Goro.
ncrs . MauelIc itott.
$40 @eburteu lullroen berid)tet. no
pom 263 @ciBe mo Il Neger woren;
III iporeu mdmllid,eu mo 1863 peibs
lid,cu @eldietts.
Sic iol1euocn alltedcubeu Gront,
better murhen int @erbaItuiB sur
nGnllideu Neriobc mGhrcno bes let
ten Sobre1 berit,tet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
9is slmsnabl Der Welauhteu mar

bon jeber cine ihtpierise Sahe. 60
aetgte Der fronsofilhe @eIanpte BEL benz
8Onige Satob /. bon Guslanb (g.it.
1925 BEL e:ner bipIomatil9sn liner
rebuns nit oiefem 70 ipenia SaIen: a.
teiner Role, bab Safob nidt nit tbm
ilnterbonbelu fonnt.. Nat be: Mus
bien3 faste Der 80nis su isinem &anos
Ter Baco: .Wns balten Sic bon BEN
franaoffHen @eianoten9 st IS nint
elm idoner, bofsetpahiener Wann?
Iber mas benten Sic bon ieinem,
aopfe?" - Sire" antpurtete 9oeo,
r2eute bon elmer ioIden a0rptrgr0be
sleihen niht felten ben 6duiern BON
bier unb flint Stodperfen. ,uorin bic
o6eriten gemeinislih ON iaIehteiten
m0blirt iinb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
Ger asllrp ,nr ao1ltr.

Mbu !5aKan bait. es trob iehr mdsi-
ger g%eaabuns 81 elmer stdn3enben
gteuuns i'm Staotsoi.nite se5rott.
Ils feline ebemalisen Greunbs, Die bci
nIer Snteuisen5 tlsine Qeute sebliebt,
iparen, i'm nod Sabren iuteoeriaben.
ipron.n lie si inn; ~Sase uns, 9of-
fan. ipos bat Dir ben gDes our 00be
setpiefen?" Mein ainber." anttpors
f.t. 9aFan NIT p.rihmiBiem 2ddeIn.
fife fnb ole erIt ouf benz paude ums
berseruiidt. .be ie auf eissnen Jubsu
ftonben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
Mbiabrtstaee Der Dampfer bon Rep.
Yorf.

| Yorf.
Sim IL. San. 2ampier nRpnoam"
nah Rotteroom.
Sim l2. Saruor IanpIcr "Hpr'
oom" nndl Motteroam.
Aim rs. San,,ar Innpicr ~2oura"
had Neapcl nno 1rieit.
Vim 10. Sanuar Talnpicr Cant
! pol,ia" nnd) 2iucrpool.
Vim IS. Sanl,ar 3ampier "Gcea'
uie" nod g outhomptop.
Hm 10. Soni,ar Ionpicr uSans
lamb" nod Iut1uerpeu.
Mn 13. Sdnuor Gonlpicr .StaIia"
nad, ReapeI.
alu ID. San,,or Gonlpier Brat
ocnbitr0" mad, Bremen.
Am IA. Sarulor 9oupfer .9rc'
iaal,c" nod) Sabre.
Gm ID. Sointar Compiler "Gterrla.
nid" uah Reopel unb Marieilles.
sm "A. Sanllar CAMPER ~H!eran.
oria" nod) Sornburs!
Am lB.: Sonuar Tonlpier Settle"
nod 2iuerrtol.
gm IS. Saluior 9anrpicr rVbila.
belphia" nod So,ltbamptou.
Mn, i6. Solnar 3anpier "Meio-
bo" nud 2onoon. ,,..
stu rs. Sani,ar Gampier .aonis
gin 2uiic" mud Gibraltar uHo @ea.
pei! M
SIM t6. Sani.ar GdWpicr ~aorco"
nad Rotteroam mno 9i5ali.
am -. Sannor Inlnpicr .Nrca.
oia" natl Snmbnrg.
Nm 70. Snuuar Gaupicr Sic o'S4
tolia" nod, 9teopel nno @en.o.
Nm 10. csalunr Gampicr .Trin3
1rieorid MiIbelm" nah Nrelnen.
Ant 10. Snnnar Compiler .Stdtens
Dam" nah Mpttrroa,n.
an 20. Sall,iar 'Enmpicr Bin.
LIMO" Wad Nntpcrpen.
Sim 20. Sa1uiar Gampier .Sc,,to.
nic" nah S%ontbanptou.
SIM 81. Souor So,npIer ,Garma.
MIC" nat BiIbroltar nrto Neapei.
am 81. Sdruar Gampier .Sapoie"
nat 4apre.
Mm 90. Sn,uuar Eanpier .Gito,
mia" nod, Motteroam uno 9ibo,,.
ant 81. Sanlor Tampier ~Reyu-
Bile" lad Gibraltar hnb Gei,ua.
sfnn %. Sanrar 2ampitr .9risSo.
bio" had, 1amburp.
an IS. Snnudr Gampicr st.
Vaul" mad, Soutbcmpton.
an, 90, Sanuar Compiler .Minnc.
bahia" mad, 2ohbon.
anl %. Soniiar Tnnpier ,;Surlei.
ia" mad, @laseofu.
Nn 26. Sonitar 1ampier g. 81
Gbri,s5i" nady Neapel uno Gcnua.
am q. 3ohidr 1onpfer ,Taoer.
Iano" mad ant,ucrpen.
am q, Sannar Ianpier .9uea.
mia" had 2iperpool.
Am q. aanuar Iarnpier .9or.
roine" mad, Sabre.
ann q. Snnl,ar Gampier Silent.
nib" had, Bremen.
Pin 80. Sanndr .Eompier .Venns
iplponia" aat hamburg.
Am 80. Saruar Gampier oMinneo.
poliS", nod, 2onbon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
9u p%erfauien:
01ufer I'M GOO Nlpf Wurh .{0lnpft Z Str.

G6eu ~eoleneet cine Meihe flooerNr, suet'
ftpdiser Siufer. iehs Simmer nno Gao. Sa5
6ipief. 9infcblnb an i%anttdrcn aanal. Ir,i5
$3.50. Giebrteer @riro5ius. Sbiee Sdufer
baben bobc nno aefurbc cage. gtad,5ufraGen
BEL q. Z. Gallagher, Yaumeifter. bureau In
Or. 1887, Ch.@lonunnent.s Str. N43-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
81 perfanfu.

Gu rerfaufcn aui bent 2anoe.
QSenn Gle SarmiaIo 81 o~erfal.fen babt oocr
len, be, mns pnr5ufpreden ooer u,5 81 ihrei'
ben. sseruer CUTE aapitaIs gnldeen IN Staet'
Gioeutburu. y. g.. Tupis. TT. f02, Eft.
4eTtuston.stFake.. 8bons, ct. Tant 35oa--G
1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
Herlaugt i'm MueemelaeR.
gu ucrmietbcn-GuritaSt:


En- pfrmtetben:
$40 bro 9Forat - 9r. ii. WidptctToenuc
gSoooberrp. ODER g,r. 612. Gin gtpc.. SGmpoen.
Sd,lithel i'm Ylndbdrhnu'c. NGtlutraacn bel
GbWtn :. Surabmu. ar. IL, Eitteerinstpn' ctr.
t9--1E)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
asIeitea mi 3sObeI aHS aasers
@i6erkeiter.

u Q psysesl, eenan nod bsH nsasn ustsss
oana pttbottM. !Nt4tss. II. 30 otsosstse'
50 81 efNa Ssss oesae4 ssossAsa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10

1Gie flra 4nSfanb teisY9t q. Naiue, 81.
&f3, cf.Salttmsrekr, maize GnisM NssiesNSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10

0oneinem opunffc
Gbcmann: u9u. i'd TRACE Mid nit
St)eiouu,9s Ibiidten." Saae-
ltols:. Sra, cuolid) Der critic Sfritt
jllr @%eiicrung."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10

g d + II 3 lgeruus 4.
.Shnupfen Sie?" yNein!"
vMauhen Sie?" -.Nein!." .spie.
len Sie?" .Rein!" .Tonncr.
meter. mtiiiienSic perbeiratbet ieiil!,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
&fSankeu(pitter

Wanbes 9Seib betommt ieinsn Mann,
Deil IS Elm Manniueib III.
@nt fdbrt, ,Der iGtpiursn fonu, irsnn er
ss's 1afer sebt.
GS III niht ibper, benz l!asliid cine
leitte Seiie o%b,ue:uinnen - b. +. fails es
ben ltebes Ndditcn betroffer bat.
SIN WauiGe febt mon GILES boppe!., nur
iidt bd5 E-aantuu., bos man setruniea
baben fpin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
Iisy1.. uslte.eE etalttNsmsai. 1881.
RartIanb Gtattei Qoau AHeeiatiss
'As3sst Dtsme. jssy eefMdftSfnbres.
Gotuest.Geo6abe.

eeaenAber hem Oert0t6oebdsbe
SsSsh.S6s 8ssesss. mi IL SSss.ets.
T0rIebes bon bio ttS $500 out WQbbei, Die
ne1 etc. e4ne Gnnieruune .berfeIbsn. Qtfetfi0s
wiSS.. Mime. gsSrtissS rs. cav. vsss..
y, Daul 20C0. (3ooo,tJ,2&e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
TIN aruf,ef 9araatu.

S215 Gnape @ianino: lit taoeIIoicm 3u'!au
DC; poIe @druntie; Setiel lnb Iefc.'
Saubrrs 4 StaHntaN Co.,
5ieofiGGc Charles. lino ,SdDeitP straBe.
i4,ppS--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10

S1a eeAA Oels eeSsaxAent Nse4ss 1se,
tes. an[etben auf GaIdre, Wo6eI uStb Orunb
ei0ent9uut. Sus H%ertroucti. Refine 0oan Office
eHefhnher re>afttwsse SnSeit0ent e." ~
ia Sstb.o eessetsaee. C76-)
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-10-15
ChiIdren'S Winter Coats
A beautiful line for the little ones. You
will be amazed and pleased at
such little prices.

Children's Bear Skin Coats, ages to years
buy now and save third.
SO 90 values. Closing price ---------...--S2 .UU
Children's s. Bearskn Coats-beautiful styles,
perfect tailoring. Closing price --------- $3.50
Girls Coats-beautfu styles made from high
grade Chinchila crushed plush, worth
up TO Sc. Closing price-----------------S 3.i5
Misses Coats-made from beautiful grey Chin.
chilla trimmed with black silk velvet and pretty
buttons a great bargain at----------.--S 4.29
LADIES DRESS SKIRTS-A big lot of Ladies
Dress Sirts. worth up to So 80 All the wanted
shades and styles These are bargains-wiIl 90
quick Closing price --------------.--Sl.9 SO
The Irish standard., 1909-09-25

she does not explain why some un'
happy children are the recipients OF
the 'hideous legacy.
Reincarnation restores justice to God
and power to man. Every human
spirit enters into human life germ
without knowledge, without con-
science, without discrimination. By
experience, pleasant and painful, man
gathers materials, and, as before ex-
planned, builds them into mental and
moral faculties. Thus the charactc.
he is born with is self-made, an1
marks the stage he has reached in his
long evolution. The good disposition
the fine capacities, the noble nature
are the spoils of many hard fought
iield, the wages Of heavy and ard,l-
GUS toll. The reverse marks an early
stage Of growth, the small develop
lnent of the spiritual germ.
The savage of today is the saint 0:
the future; all tread similar road
all are destined to ultimate human
perfection. Pain follows on mistakes
and is ever remedial; strength is de-
veloped by struggle; we reap after
every sowing the inevitable result;
happiness growing out Of the right sor-
row out of the wrong. The babe dy
ing shortly after birth pays in the
death q debt owing to the past, and
returns, swiftly to. earth, delayed but
for brief space and free of his debt
to gather the experience necessary for
his growth. Social virtues, though
placing man at a disadvantage in
the struggle for existence, perhaps
even leading to the sacrifice Of his
physical life, build noble character
for his future lives and shapes him
to become servant of the nation.
Genius inheres in the individual as
the result of many lives of effort, and
the sterility of body it wears does not
rob the future Of it's services, as it
returns greater on every rebirth. The
body poisoned by fathers drunken
ness is taken by spirit learning by
lesson OF suffering to guide It's
earthly life on lines better than those
followed in the past.
And so in every case tile individual
past explains the individual present,
and when the laws of growth are
known and obeyed a man can build
with sure hand his future destiny.
shaping his growth on lines Of ever
increasing beauty until he reaches the
stature Of the perfect man,
The Irish standard., 1909-09-25
sided here every since.

sided here every since.
Through the ups and downs of the
Slope country, Father Collins never
left the front of the stage lin Catholic
work. He gained his popularity
gained the confidence Of his congr,.
cation, local business people anG
residents of the city and his brothel
priests by doing general good ant
as long as he was provided with health
most persistent tactics and consistent
effort won him what he sought. One
Of the largest congregations in til:
state was the result of his work, one
of the best church properties in the
state finds it's location in Mandan fol-
no other reason than Father Collins e[-
forts, and most of all his kindly ma
ture and assistance that was in hi,
power was never withheld when i,
might avail any man comfort, advan-
tage or happiness. The city reaps
the reward Of his material gain AMI
its citizens can point with pride a:
the record Of one of its number, cher
ishing his memory which will be re-
vived often by. the evidences Of his
success that remain in our city.
One Of the oity's streets, on which
the church and paroctrial residence are
located, bears his name. This, To-
gether with many other public con-
nections and the remembrance of allns
administered by his loving hand, will
serve to refreshen the memories OF
Father Collins.
All the worth of Father Collins
earthly belongings become the prop
erty of st. Joseph's church, according
to his wishes. Father Collins lived in
Mandan in more ways than one. He
prided his local residence, he was
always ready to enlist his endeavors
i'll projects that meant general up
building to the city, he lived plain,
simple life and no doubt oftimes de-
MED himself thatshe might assist IN
tho cause Of making better Mandan'
His personality will not be in evidence
further, but the results of his labor still
figure as Mandan assets. In the new
church building alone $4,000 or more
of his moneyy.Was composition OF
the general, fund. In the residence
property another large amount was
donated by him.
a sad event lin the, history Of tbs
oity. ,..- MO - So. ,..,
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death Of Dennis D. Twohy. formerly q
resident Of Superior and brother ot
Edmund and d. w. Twohy, formerly
OF the TWohy- Eimon Mercantile COM
pany, Of Superior, who died late Sun
day night at his home in Spokane,
Wash, after long illness. Mr.. Twohy
was member of the well-known rail-
road contracting firm of Twohy Bros,
who constructed a large portion of t;le
Great Northern road through Montana.
He was one Of the big men in the rail-
road business in the west, and built the
Marcus DAILY smelter at Anaconda Mr..
Twohy was also one of the founders
of the Old National bank at Spokane,
one Of the largest in the state of Wash.
ington. He leaves a widow, five chill
dren and three brothers.
During the storm which occurred the
other evening the labor hall on Tower
avenue was struck by lightning and a
great swath made in the ceiling, which?
admitted all the rain which was pour
ing at the time. The extent of the
damage is not known, but it amounted
to considerable sum, inasmuch al
the entry of the rain had a fair start
before the work Of repairing the roof
temporarily could be begun.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Default has been made III the condi-
tions of certain mortgage executed by
Horace Z. Russell and Ella Russell, (his
wife) mortgagors, to Thomas =. Quin-
BIZ, mortgage, dated October 3lst, 1908,
and recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Hennepin county, Minnesots,
OH the 21st day of August, 1909. at IL
O'Clock a. M. in book 623 of mortgages.
OIL page 531;; that the amount due and
notice on said mortgage is -Four Hundred
Fou: and 50-1OO Dollars (s4O4.50).
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of the power of sale in said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the statute
in such case made and provided, said
mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale Of
the land and premises therein described,
situated in Hennepin County, Minnesota,
viz: South 81 feet Of Lot Ten do)., Block
Twenty"six, l26) jackson Daniel and
Whitney's Addition to Minneapolis, &C
or Of record in the office of tine Register
of Deeds in and for said county and state.
which. sale. will be made by the sheriff
of said county at the sheriff's office in
the county court house in the city Of
Minneapolis, in said county, on the 18TH
day of October, 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m.
to pay the amount then due upon said
mortgage, together with the cost of said
foreclosure including Twenty-Five Dol
said mortgage.
Dated August Goth. 1909.
.,.. THOMAS F. Qu1NBY.
DEvANEY AND HEWITT,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
53a-537 4Andrus Building,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Hoidale, Einar COS NJ Y. Life Bldg.
John Lind and A. Ueland. n. 7. Life Bldg.
I.arrabee, F. D., 40 Security Bank Bldg
Meyer & Donahue, 400 Temple Court.
Mahoney, Stephen, Guar. Loan Bldg.
McHale, John j., Bank of Commerce Bldg.
MCGEE & Lancaster, 61s-625 N. Y. life.
Nash, Edward NJ, III Guaranty Bldg.
Nye & Deutsch, N. Y. Life Bldg.
Moves, A. H., N. Y. Life Bldg.
O'Brien, J. F., 93S Security Bank Bldg.
O'Donnell. NJ c.. 625 Andrus Bldg.
Pilgram w. H. H., SIS Temple Court.
Riordan, Phil j., Oneida Block.
Steele, John H., 710 Phoenix Bldg.
Sweeney, John A., sos N. Y. Life Bldg.
Than, L. R., 1926 Security Bank Bldg.
Thompson. Paul j. 40 Security Bank
Young. Ii. W., 4o2 Globe Bldg.