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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
PLAN TO WELCOME
JAPANESE NOBILITY
WASHINGTON PREPARES FOR
PRINCE AND PRINCESS
Personal Representative of Mikado
Kinijoshi and Wife to Be
Well Received at
Capital

WASHINGTON, Sept. Especial ar
rangements have been made by the
secretary of state for entertaining
Prince and Princess Kiniyoshi Kuni of
Japan, who are coming to the United
States, where the prince will be the
personal representative of the emperor
of Japan, his grandfather. at the Hud-
son-Fulton celebration in New York
this month
The royal Japanese visitors are pas
sengers on the steamer Carmania, due
at New York Tuesday.
Acting on behalf OF President Taft,
Captain Sherwood A. Cheney, one Of
the presidents military aides, will
meet the prince and princess. One of
the principal duties of Captain Cheney
will be to escort the visitors to Bever-
ly, Mass, where they will be received
in special audience by President Taft
September 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
SMITHSONIAN SCIENTISTS
VIEW ROOSEVELT TROPHIES

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The scient-
lists of the Smithsonian institution are
now satisfying their overfiowing Curl
osity as to what the first consignment
of boxes containing trophies of Colonel
Roosevelt's African hunt, have within
their sides,
Upon opening the casks containing
the skins. they were found to be In
good shape The work of stuffing the
skins will not be undertaken for some
time and it probably will be two years
before it is completed.
A beautiful collection of birds, said to
be more valuable than the larger ami
mails. is in the collection.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
TRAIN CREWS REFUSE TO
CARRY STRIKE BREAKERS
Members of Railway Brotherhood in
Pennsylvania Aid Pressed Steel
Car Factorymen

PITTSBURG, Sept. 1.-Another vic
tory was recorded by the Schefville
strikers today when it was reported
that the members of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen employed on the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
railroad, had refused to bring any more
imported workmen to the Pressed
Steel Car company's plant.
Government Agents Hoagland and
Pigniolli. with Sheriff Gumbert, con-
tinued their investigation into alleged
peonage conditions inside the car COM
pany's stockade.
1t was learned that the box car jail.
which such charges were
made against the car company Off
cials, has been renovated.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
INSPECTOR OF BALLOONS
SUGGESTED FOR DAYTON
Ohio City Probably viii Take Pre-
cautions Because of Number
of Gas Bags There

DAYTON, Ohio. Sept dayton may
have an inspector of balloons Wilbur
Wright has voiced such a suggestion
and the International Aeroplane club
has taken the matter up.
There is no law under which the in
spector can now WORK, but the club
has outlined a plan. 1t is for the gas
company not to initiate any craft
which is declafed dangerous by the
club inspector. There are SO many gas
balloons now in Dayton and SO many
more on the way that it was deemed
wise that some Frecaution be taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
PAPER MANUFACTURERS
BANQUET THEIR AGENT
increase In Price of Print Material Is
Discussed at Dinner In
Wisconsin

APPLETON, Wis, Sept. 1.-Forty
paper manufacturers, representing prac-
tically every company in Wisconsin,
Michigan and Minnesota, gave ban
ouet here last night in honor of q.
Frank Steele of Port Edwards, special
representative of the paper interests at
Washington during the tariff bill fight.
1t is said they discussed an increase in
the price Of print paper in the near
future. One manufacturer said that
print paper prices would stiffen soon.
but would not say that uniform action
would be taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
BELGRADE PAPER AGAIN
ATTACKS CROWN PRINCE

BELGRADE, servia Sept. 1.-The
newspaper Sevono, which first pub
lished the story that Crown Prince
George had assaulted his valet, a state
ment that resulted in the prince re-
nouncing his right to the throne, makes
another sensational announcement to-
day regarding a French chauffeur en-
ployed by the prince.
IT declares the chauffeur recently re-
ceived serious injuries, following which
he was conveyed secretly to hospital,
where he now lies in dying con-
dition.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
NOTED CALIFORNIAN DIES
AT HIS DAUGHTERS HOME
Man 40 Years Sergeantrat-Arms of
Congress Is Dead In
New York

NEW YORK, Sept. Felix Nc
Closkey, who was sergeant-at-arm in
the house of representatives at Wash
ington for forty years, is dead at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Louis w.
Bramm, in the Bronx, this city.
Mr.. McCloskey went to California IN
1S49 and remained there until 1855,
when, under President Buchanan, he
was appointed to the position in Wash
ington which he held uninterruptedly
until the administration of Mr.. Nc
Kinley in 1896, when he retired.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
plan Aviation MeetIna

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The Berlin Aero
drome society is engaged in organizing
an aviation meeting to begin Sept. 20
at Johanniastal and to last for. ten
days. All the leading aviators have
been invited to attend.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02

n \ Sept. 3 tomorrow Rear Admiral
Charles Stillman Sperry will end
his long career on the active list
of the navy. going on the retired
list by reason of the age limit provision.
On that date Admiral Sperry will reach
the age of G2 years, at which age naval
officer must retire. according TO law. Ad-
miral Sperry is best known to the pub
lie as the man who relieved Admiral
Evans of the command of the great
battleshlp fleet at san Francisco after ill
ness compelled Evans to relinquish his
charge. SperTy brought the ships home
from the voyage circling the globe. He
also has served his country well as dele
gate to the peace conference at The
Hague, as president of the Naval War
college, his most recent assignment, and
in other important capacities He is
known in the service as a very quiet,
unasslming, level headed officer, with
few dashlng qualities, but with thor
ough knowledge of his work and ability
to perform difficult tasks. Admiral Sper-
ry was born in Brooklyn and was ap-
pointed to the Naval academy from Con-
necticut
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
PERE MARQUETTE STATUE
is UNVEILED AT MACKINkC

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich. Sept,
1.-Pere Marquette. the Jesuit mission
airy, whose name is inseparably inter-
woven with the early history of Michi-
gan and the great lakes, was honored
here today in the unveiling of a $1,000
monument to his memory
The bronze statue, ten feet high and
resting on a sub-base ten feet in
height, represents tho missionary
standing erect and clothed in his
priestly robes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02

s25 prize to winner OF tub race, La
Dor Day. Chutes park
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
Strange Promise Made

The important part of the communi-
cation is as follows: 1.-THE state board
of equalization is scheming to aid in
the passage Of the taxation and reve-
rue constitutional amendment, which
was defeated last year, and every OBJ
lection made the coming year against
this amendment is met with the re-
ply IF you adopt the measure this
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15

riageable age signed the following om. inous pledge:
 "We, the undersigned, believing as we do, that in the matter of intell. gence women are equally endowed with men, hereby pledge ourselves not to marry any man who is not believer in and active worker for the cause of equal suffrage for men and women."
 The ingenious plan of making tender passion subserviert to the cause of equal suffrage and of using it as a lever to eoerce men n join the suffrage brigade, originated in the fertile and cunning brain of Miss Mary McEner- ney, scretary of the Bindery Women s union, who is also an active worker in the Political Equality union. Whatever suggested the idea to her is not known, but thousands of young men with ten der aspirations are willing to swear that it was the same old snake that persuad- ed Eve to do the famous and so terribly disastrous apple trick in the young days of Paradise.
 Miss McEnerney considered her plan
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
 IS PRICE 0F LOVE
CHICAGO WOMEN TAKE PLEDGE AGAINST WEDDING MEN NOT
 FIRM sUFFRAGIsTS

CHICAGO, July li.-Cupid, the mis- chevious uniter of hearts and maker of matches, has been pressed into the service of the suffragettes and, hence forth shall be condemned, at least in Chicago, to play the part of hold up man. At well attended meeting of the Political Equality union of this city the first direct step in this matter was taken and hundreds of more or less good looking girls of mar
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT

not only excellent but also feasible and when she submitted it to her friends, that is those faminini generis, they were delighted with it. Many expressed their willingness to sign the pledge at once and some were rash enough to do so. It was considered best, however, to start the movement in proper form and for that reason the meeting of to- day was called. Miss McEnerney ex- plained the plan to her breathlessly listening sisters and their enthusiasm know no bounds. After the meeting practically all the marriageable mem bers present crowded around the table of the secretary to sign the pledge.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
THINGS DOING IN
 \ SPORTING CIRCLES

ed quite number of games to the won column.
 Winning five straight in New York and four out of five games in Boston was beautiful berries for the Athletics,
 It loks as though Jimmy Sebring is out of the big show for good since Brooklyn has sent him on his way.
 Despite the denials by the Ameri- can association officials it is pretty we'll understood that the A. A. will invade Chicago next season.
 Cy Young has Detroit's nanny" on the end of rope The old boy has won three straight from the Tigers
 '.Chappie" Mcfarland, the former St. Louis Cardinal pitcher, is tossing good ball for the Houston team of the TeYas league.
 Pitcher Wall Gould of the Steuben- vile o. and P. league team recently won two games from Canton in one afternoon. In the IS innings he did not allow single tally.
 When Cleveland turned Charlie Carr aOrl1L tnere WdSH | iudIui iCdSuc magnate willing to give Harrigan " parody for him. Now the Indianapolis manager is receiving handsome offers to pilot big league team.
 Marvin Hart and Mike Schreck are carded for bout at Terre Haute July 20.
 Stanley Ketchel received $ll,OOO and Bill Papke $3,OCO for their recent 20-round go.
 Promoter Coffroth has promised Al Domont chance to box Monte At tell next fall.
 Dick Hyland s real name is William Uron. When he entered the fighting game he took the name of Dick Fly land, who was boyhood chum.
 Neither Bill Brady nor Promoter Me Intosh seems to be any nearer to clinching Jetfries-]ohnson match than they were two months ago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
DGAR LENNON, BRooKLrws CRACK THIRD EASTMAN

Edgar iennox holding third the Brooklyn he e
 team and his fielding batting attracted the attention Nanager Lumcy borders th" for during clouted the mh at 400 years
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
GAME IS POSTPONED
TUCSON ELKS WILL NOT MEET LOCAL TEAM UNTIL A
 LATER DATE

The local baseball fans will not have an opportunity of witnessing a game scheduled to be played here Sunday, between the Elk teams of Tucson and Globe, as the match has been postponed for few weeks.
 Manager Joe Proehaska of the local aggregation has not been able to put South Side park in shape for the game and as a resultfi postponement was necessary.
 The match has not been called off entirely, however, and the two teams will have chance to meet here at a later date.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
BASEBALL

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
SPORTING GOSSIP

Jim Laftte, Cincinnati's new pitch CT. is a brother of Ed Laftte of the Detroit team.
 Jerry McCarty. the little mascot of the Boston Americans, is doing the west with the Red Sox.
 Jake Boultcs has been sold by the Boston Nationals to the Johnstown club of the Fri State league.
 Manager Stallings of the New York Americans would like to have Catcher Street of the Washingtons.
 In their recent series with the east ern teams the New York Giants add
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
TERRIBLY sCALpEp

Is something we hear or read about every day of our lives. Burns and scalds either slight or serious are bound to happen in your family, be prepared by having bottle of Ballard 8 Snow Liniment handy. It relieves the pain instantly and quickly heals the burn For sale by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15

Batteries: Spade, Casper and Me Lean; Raymond, Wiltse and Schlei. Ten innings.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
THE BEST YET
A Golden Wedding
A great show at the Iris tonight.

Means that man and wife have lived to a good old age and consequently have kept healthy. The best way to keep healthy is to see that your liver does its duty 365 days out of 365. The only way to do this is to keep Ballard 's Heroine in the house and take it when ever your liver gets inactive. 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Palace Phar- macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
furniturel Furniturel Furni.are!

Invoices $525.00; goes for $225 cash t; furniture brand new, housekeeping oIt fit complete. Central location. Rert S2O l95 West Cedar street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BatterleS: Ouhh anu H'dsVtE'y Coombs. Sweenie and Thomas. Twelve innings.
 St. Louis-Boston, rain.
 Detroit. Washington, wet grounds.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
PRESIDENT TAFT IN THE ROLE OF A BASEBALL PITCHER.

picture of his the baseball diamond It snapshot Y 
   the he Amou esofu of
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
TWO PROPOSITIONS FOR
WATER BOND ELECTION

Water bond be submitted January
PROPOSITION NO. Ito bonded debt of the citr
and county San the $45 900 for the
the acquisition construction and completion of Da supply
and norris be opned and controlled BY the said city and
furnish said and the inhabitants thereof sufficient
supply good pure for all purposes the such supply
to be Lake Eleanor the of the Tuolunme and its tributaries
Tuounlne county, California provided that proposition No
this ballot shall receive the twohud then bonds the
100000 only shall be issued under this
Bonds issued this purpose shall bear the AZ per
per annun PAYABLE scmiannuaiu
PROPOSITION NO 2-To incur a bonded debt of The CITY
and of San Francisco the of $35 1000 the
purpose the acquisition existing public uiiu the
supply and the Spring Valley company corporation
be opned and controlled BY the said and county, furnish said
and and the inhabitants thereof sufficient supply of good
all purposes Bonds issued for this purpose shall
interest at the rate of Az cent payable senanuay
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
NEW COMMANDER IS
TO ARRIVE TODAY
Major General Thomas H. Barry
Will Take Over Depart
ment of California

Major Thomas II. Barry, who is to
take command of this department, is
expected to arrive from Washington
d. c., today. He will enter upon his
new duties Monday morning.
The irst section of the Second cav
airy arrived from Fort Des Moines
Iowa, yesterday afternoon and went
aboard the transport Logan, which is
TO take them to the Philippines.
The second and third sections arrived
late last night and will board the Lo-
gan today
Among those who registered at de-
partment headquarters yesterday were
Colonel II. o. s. Heistand adjutant
generals department, and Major wes-
ton p. Chamberlain medical corps,
both en- route to Manila.
Major James NJ. Kennedy, in charge
Of the general hospital at the Presidio,
will leave for Washington. d. c.. to-
morrow, taking in his care the follow
ing insane private soldiers:
Andrew Kehrli, Troop A. Sixth cav
airy; Edward Heatherington. Troop c.,
Fifth cavalry; Henry Sommermeyer,
Troop NJ, Twelfth cavalry; Robert c..
klopp. One hundred and forty sixth
company, coast artillery corps: Earn
est Shear. unassigned. coast artillery
corps; Arthur Wiles, Company B.
Fourth infantry: Axel A. Sandros
Company X. Seventh infantry; Henry
r. Murphy, Company C. Fourteenth in
fantry; Arthur B. Webster, Company
NJ. Eighteenth infantry; Alfred Beasley,
Company b, Twenty-fifth infantry;
Patrick T. Healey, Company C, Thir-
tieth infantry.
Major Kennedy has an escort of nine
enlisted men.
Lieutenant L. Worthington Moseley
Thirtieth infantry. has been granted
leave of absence for 80 days. beginning
December Is.
Captains Forsyth and Scales OF the
Fifth United States cavalry are under
arrest at Schofield barracks outside of
Honolulu, for engaging in an affray in
the officers mess. The exact cause of
the trouble has not been made public
but it is said a heated argument fol-
lowed discussion of recent athletic
game and high words led to blows.
Both men are social favorites in Homo
lulu. Forsythe is athletic.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

legal and. moral right to have it's offer
submitted to the voters. II would not
have been legal to have submitted the
Tuolumne proposition alone. Under the
plan now in contemplation everything
viii be fair, and the Tuolumne project
viii not be jeopardiZed in the slightest
If both propositions pass the city will
be below its bonding capacity and will
be assured of its water supply. If the
city does not grasp this opportunity it
viii not only be voting against itself
but against posterity."
Special Counsel Curtis H. Lindley
likewise expressed his qualification
over Dillon & Hubbards approval
of the plan agreed upon by the city
officials
Supervisor Johnston will be ready at
once to proceed with the preparations
for the bond election. The public
utilities committee has agreed to sub
nit the two propositions" said John
ston yesterday. Supervisors Murphy
and McLeran approve of that proceed
ure. l believe the other members of
the board do too. On Monday next
the boad viii pass to print the ordin-
ance calling for the bond election, and
we viii proceed lust as RAPIDLY as
possible in the matter. The last legal
notice preparatory TO the election, will
have been printed on January l3. and
after that date we Will hold the cleo
ton. 1t may be set for Friday, Janu-
airy IA. or Tuesday, January 49, The
new administration will be in office
by that time, but the election will be
held regularly. Tomorrow we will
confer with Assistant City Attorneys
Haven and Nourse and prepare the
election ordinance. We will rescind
the ordinance calling for an election
December %. The Geary-street road
election December 80 will be held''
At meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Manufacturers and Pro-
ducers association held yesterday
resolutions were passed unanimously
approving the efforts of the city gov
ernment to acquire the Spring Val
ley water. company and to obtain
the Tuoiumne water supply.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04

| will be questioned then as to his col
lection of commissions for the sale OF
real property belonging to these es-
tates. According to the testimony that
he gave before the grand jury several
months ago, he sold property to him-
self and at the same time charged the
estates with commissions for finding
purchasers. On other occasions the
property was sold by him to dummies.
it is alleged, the property eventually
finding its way into his possession. On
collected commissions Judge Ogden
scored him severely when the matter
was called to his attention. Mackinnon
is wealthy real estate broker
District Attorney Donahue had q
conference today with Judge ogden
relative to Mackinnon's case. Judge
Ogden declared that he would revoke
the orders allowing Mackinnon COM
missions on such sales. Donahue said
that De Lancey's father in law would
be forced to give up the money he
had thus taken. He also added that
this would not complete the investiga-
ton of Maekinnon'S connection with
De Lancey, when the latter was attor-
ney for the public administrators and
had the handling of large sums of
money and the disposal of valuable
property.
Donahue would not say whether or
not Maclsinnon had been guilty of any
thing that would bring him under tho
provisions of the penal code. He did
say, however, that if the investigation
he is about to commence develops that
criminal proceedings are warranted, he
will at once advise the grand jury to
indict him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
DINGEE PARK SALES
ARE REPORTED HEAVY
Many Businessmen Said to Be
Buying Home Sites

II. c. Tuchson of Baldwin & Howell
says:
According to the official reports of
the United States weather bureau, Din
gee park at Redwood City has more
warm. sunny days than any other dis
trict in this part of California. Just
below san Mateo the mountains spread
back from the sea coast on the west
forming fine inclosed valley full of
sunny knobs and rolling fields These
mountains present an impossible wall
10 the cold winds and the fog coming
from the ocean, and furnish the valley
of Dingee park with gloriously sun
shiny and fogless weather $50 days in
the year.
Hawes. Hopkins, Flood Eyre. Stan
ford, Mackay. Dingee and score of
other millionaires selected this section
of the state for their homes in early
days. The pioneers, who had millions
to spend and the whole state TO select
from, chose this section because Of its
natural advantages.
i am of the opinion that Dingee
park will ultimately be the most inn
portant residential suburb between San
Francisco and San Jose. AS soon as
the Dumbarton cutoff is completed all
the valley trains from Los Angeles and
the south viii be brought through Red
wood CitS, and most of them will give
express service, without stop, to San
Francisco. The Santa Fe and Western
Pacific are being projected through
Redwood City in order to land all
transcontinental trains into a union
station at San Francisco.
Pew individuals. outside of the rail-
road officials. realize what wonder
ful system of transportation Dingee
park viii have. The Peninsula electric
road win probably give a 20 minute
service. both north 10 San Francisco
end south to Stanford university The
Southern Pacific company viii run at
least so trains day. and many of the
Santa Fe and Western Pacific overlands
viii carry day coaches
Baldwin & Howell report that a num-
Der OF San Francisco businessmen are
buying two and three lots apiece, with
the intention of selling their extra lots
some time next year for enough profit
to pay a large proportion of the cost
Of building their home. The brokers
are selling lots on terms of about 500
down and $40 or $12 a month.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
STEALS BRASS SCREWS
FROM CEMETERY TOMBS
New Orleans Has the Meanest
of Sneak Thieves

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3.-"The mean
est sneak thief has been operating in
New Orleans. His speciality is stealing
brass screws from the tombs in GENE
teries-
This was the report made by a junk
dealer yesterday to the sexton OF ST.
Louis cemetery, the quaint burial place
which thousands of travellers from all
over the country have visited for look
at it's "above ground graves"
The sneak thief. II was learned today.
has been extracting screws from mar
BILE vaults at st. Louis. and other local
cemeteries. leaving the marble slabs TO
tumble to the ground.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
MONEY is SET ASIDE
TO IMPROVE NEW PARK
Supervisors Agree on Appro-
priation for Primary School

For the identification of the new
park created from the former Golden
Gate cemetery and recently named st.
Francis park, the supervisors finance
committee yesterday set aside $4,000
from the special emergency fund.
Roadways will be constructed and
boulevard connections made with both
the Preside and the Great Highway.
The committee recommended $92.250
for the construction of the Holly park
primary school and the adoption of a
resolution asking congress to appro-
pirate 100000 to improve the naviga-
tion of California rivers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-04
COUPLE BARELY ESCAPE
IN BUNGALOW BLAZE

STOCKTON, Dec. -3.-Mr and Mrs.
Robert Ing's pretty bungalow at Tracy
lake, eight miles northwest of Lodi
was destroyed by fire early this morn
ing The couple was awakened by the
flames and barely escaped with their
lives Tire structure was valued at
about $4,000. and was partially insured.
The cause of the fire is not known.