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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-01
LAZY ROLLY AND THE WONDERFUL BEE HIVE

didn't stop for even a moment. Don't
forget the hollyhocks and the mari
Colds" and as soon as the queen said
this she led him to the door OF the hive.
which somehow seemed to be getting
bigger and bigger, until at last-why.
whatever had happened?
Nothing much, only RoIly found him
self straight up on the spot where he
had been when he had first heard the
bee buzzing over his head. and with
a little laugh he jumped up and ran
for a watering can and then-the
holiyhocixs and mari goids.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-01
Summer

The sun and the SKY
And the birds and 1,
And the great. tall whispering trees.
Are all as happy as happy can De,
Out in the summer breeze.
There is time to play,
All the livelong day,
For our holidays are here
I'm free as the birds and happy as
they
schools over for the year:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-01
The Spell of ''Peter Pam
BY D. M. ROESNER

TO Meyer Never. Land T few
Today with Peter Pan.
To feel the lure of boyhood days,
It's magic life TO sean.
How swift 1 sped into the realm
OF years so long since past
When Peter on his Hitting pipe
Blew such merry blast,
At once I heard the Indian yell
From forest dark ring out;
And though twas only Fred and joe
We soon were put TO rout.
Their feathers from our rooster came,
Their blankets only sacks
The forest was the pasture oak.
How fierce were their attacks.
An. gone is Joe these many years
To realms beyond the skies.
Gay Freddie dwelIs across toe seas.
And looks In strangers eyes.
Again we chased the ostrich wild
O'er miles Of burning sand.
Or watched sly old crocodile
Snap on pirates hand
And once. as from a cave We peereA
A ratxish pirate came;
a skull and crossbones on her f@g.
& f'A~N 8S1N AAS--% 0Fr'@@'A'~ 49,
And when fearfal shout srosA
We nnuttered Captain KIDD.
But ga felY lay our care within
Until thick mist hid.
Then dared TO board her. though her
crew
Rained on US shot and shell
For we feared not the captain bod
And fought until he fell.
At last we made her captives tree.
The pirates walk the plank,
On high we. raised the stars and stripes
As In the sea they sank
Our caveysVas but the cellar eooA
The ship an old hayrack;
Bold Captain Kidd was Bobbie Brown.
From sea he ne'er came back
At eve we lads were hunters brsFe
And Stzlked the sungles dense
To slay the cat. a tiger fierce,
Upon the neighbor's fence.
From far ad0wn the misty years,
Just as the tiger sprang.
Nv long lost mothers sanity voice
Through halls OF memory rang;
Its bedtime now. come in. my boy:
Be sure to close the door"
o. Peter Pan. you elfsh lad,
I long for youth once more.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-01
Narcissus

saw the pride OF all the meadows
At morn. a gay Narcissus, blow
Upon a rivers bank. whose shadow
Bloomed in the silver waves belo&.
BY noontide's heat its youth was
wasted.
The waters as they passed COM
planned:
At eve it's slories We're all blasted.
AndNnot one former grace remained.
While the wild rose. more safely
growing
Low in the unaspiring vale.
Amidst retirements shelter blowing.
Long sheds its sweetness on the
-wiliisrn Cowper
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-01
Helping

When cook is baking you can help
II Mother says you may;
But p'rhaps the best help you can give
Is just to stay away.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-01

An obstinate man does not hold
opinions. but they hold him---Pope.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
FAIRBANKS IMPRESSION
OF JAPANESE RULE OF KOREA

TOXIC, June 26.-Before lcavins
Seoul for the northern part of Kores
today. former Vice President Charles
warren Fairbanks prepared the follow.
ing statement. giving his impression
OF the Japanese ruling Korea. He
said:
The political, social and Industrial
condition OF Korea Is steadily improy-
ing and this Improvement commenced
with the establishment or a Japanese
protectorate. Much of this progress
mas been made under the far sighted
craftsmanship of Prince Ito.
Regeneration of this country has
Deen well started. and ] find every
where evidence of the high purpose of
Japan 10 ward Korea and Koreans.
foremost among these was the estab.
nshment of judicial system. and
next the Introduction OF good schools
hnd Japanese establishing excellent
public medical. legal and agricultural
colleges and this means everything to
ne people of Korea. Foreign mission
aries are now working in full Co
operation and with the utmost conf
1ence In the Japanese proiectorate.
fhe influence of missionaries upon the
natives is excellent"
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
DISTRICT MEETING.

CorteZ Journal
A fun attendance gathered at the
court house last Monday to further
discuss district matters, with the usual
desirable result, that Of better I'M.
derstanding all around Questions
were fired into the board. and prompt
and satisfactory explanations forth
coming the board taking the people
into full confidence regarding the prob
lens with which II has been faced.
One thing is more and more apparent,
and that Is that the verdict of the
people is thoroughly exonerating the
board from any wrong doing at any
stage OF their connection with the AT
fairs Of the district, a verdict In which
the Journal fully concurs, The follow
ing resolutions were passed by the
meeting:
Resolved, that we, the taxpayers of
the Montezuma Valley Irrigation dis
trict, in meeting assembled this TWEEN
ty-first day oil June, 1903. declare that
part OF the report OF the grand jury
made TO the district court Of this coun-
ty OF date OF May 18th, 1908. in regard
to the Montezuma Valley Irrigation
district, 10 be highly misleading and
calculated 10 give TO the outside pub
lie wholly erroneous impression as
to the<water supply system OF the dis
trict, wherein II states, that the con
struction fund of the district mas been
wasted"
Resolved. that we, the taxpayers OF
the MontezuIna Valley Irrigation dis
tric., In meeting assembled the TWEEN
ty-iirst day OF June, 1903. declare that
a committee of five be appointed by
the chair to examine the records and
proceedings OF the district and submit
u written report of their findings fol
publication; and that said committee
be further empowered 10 act as an ad
vistory board to the board OF director,
during the settlement OF the contrac
with the Empire Construction com
pany.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
PRAISES BRAVE
AMERICAN WOMEN

NEW YORK, June 26.-Members OF
the crew OF the Cunarder Slavoria.
which was wrecked June 10 on the
rcckbound coast of Flores. Azores, re-
turned to this port on the steamship
Pannonian, telling interesting stories
of the remarkable bravery of the
American women passengers. Said
one of The British crew:
They sang popular songs to us
while we rowed them through the
breakers in the life boats. When the
Slavonia run on the rock at O'Clock
in the morning most OF the women
came on deck in night clothes, but
accepted the assurances of the officers
that there was no danger and return
ed to their staterooms and dressed.
Later they went about the decks
spreading cheer and hopefulness ev.
erywhere.
Il did not see a hysterical woman
on board. Not one OF them bothered
the officers or crew with questions,
and all of them accepted orders given
with magnificent grace.
When we landed them on cliffs at
Flores they fell among friends. col
ony of Portuguese. most of whom had
made comfortable little fortunes In
America, and who had returned to
Flores 10 live In comparative luxury
and peace, made them very welcome
and extended every courtesy"
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

Iaipo' county on the farm near Bose.
,' ,uan, where Eastman had made his
nome nome during his brief stay in this
,,,a ", ana In the bungalow on which
place The murder probably took nl,ce
was the scene of the burial MS no
ehurch here would permit the body to
De buried within its graveyard and
the authorities were forced 10 senL
a resting place for il in the farm, of
the man himself.
p,. mar the dead man was really Lame
pop Eastman, fugitive New York
oroker, is now established beyond nj
doubt Louis b. Pedlor. an artist ~,
Washington newspaper. identiJied
tne body today. Pedlor is cousin or
winnie Bradcombe. n New York act.
ress, who turns out to be the wife of
eastman. and whom he addressed ,ha
letter In which he charged thai
woman had killed Mrs. Woodul ped.
,or knew Eastman well In New York
lification. 80 ''V"
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
BATTLE SHIP FLEET PRE-
PAIRING FOR MAUEUvEHS

WASHINGTON. June 26.-with two
months of hard work before IL the
Atlantic battle ship fleet is assembling
IN Hampton Roads. Va. for summer
maneuvers which will be extensive
and exhaustive. The fleet may be
divided into two quadrons and fight
against each other, and the dozen tor
pedo boats will make attacks on the
big battleships, whose officers and
men VIII be required to exert extreme
vigilance aboard against the stealthy
ll,tie submarine torpedo boats four OF
which, with parent ships. are attached
10 the fleet Under Rear Admiral Sea.
son Schroeder, commender in chief OF
the Atlantic fleet. nearly nalf a hun.
dred ships of war ranging In size from
the big 10000 ton flagship Connect
cut 10 the little seventeen ten subma.
rine, Tarantula.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
EVERYBODY HAPPY OVER OUT
COME OF GOULD TROUBLE

NEW YORK, June 26.-It is not be.
lieved any appeal will be taken either
by Mrs. Howard Gould or her husband
from the decision of Justice Bowling
yesterday. granting Mrs. Gould the
separation for which she sued, and
$4,000 year alimony Mrs Gould
who expressed her qualification over
the verdict of the court, will leave
New York for her farm at Lynch.
burg. Va While II is possible for
Mr.. ond Mrs. Gould to bring action
for divorce, counsel for Mrs. Could
evidently regards this improbable for
the present at least, after Justice
Dowlings disposition of the charges
made by Mr.. Gould against his wife.
In the belief that the case is ended.
Mr.. Shearn, counsel for Mrs. Gould,
will sail for Europe.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
WOMEN HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE FROM AWFUL DEATH

NEW YORK. June 26 Torn from
It's moorings of stout rope as If they
were so many strings. the great bal.
loon Pommerin. which won the Lahln
cup In the International race two years
ago, while being inflated in Coney
Island yesterday afternoon was swept
our 10 sea and in the midst of verit-
able cloudburst was struck by light.
ming and almost consumed.
Four women who were In the basket
OF the balloon making things snug,
narrowly escaped with their lives by
jumping out OF the car as The big gas
bag scared suddenly away The wind
which from the geniiest kind of A
breeze rose TO a seventy-mile-an-ho
gale IN almost IN the twinkling of an
eye. drove the balloon first straight
toward the open ocean, and later light.
ming struck 1t.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
WELL KNOWN COUPLE
WE'D; BOTH OVER 70

KANSAS CITY. June 26,-Paymas-
ter General Culver Claiming SniffeD.
u. s. A. (retired), and Mrs Zenoba
Richardson. a well known society
woman of Washington, were married
here today. General Sniffen was sec
retary to President Grant from 1863
TO 1877, and latter saw considerable
service in the west and southwest
being actively engaged in the pursuit
of Geronimo, the Apache war chief
The general and his bride. after a
tour of the west, will return TO Wash.
ington to reside. Both are over 10.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
A SURE ENOUGH SALE.

From early this morning The Nathan
store has been crowded with custo-
mers. keeping ten clerks OH the jump
and the game promises 10 run as full
handed until closing time this even
ing. Although the force worked Thurs
day and Friday night until after mid.
night II was utterly impossible to get
all the goods marked. With strenu-
Gus work Mr.. Nathan hope TO have
everything ready for disposition.
There will be no reservation OF the
Famous goods. and there is vast
amount Of clothing and furnishings
the advertisement quoting prices
meaning just what II says.
The sale will continue every day
the coming week.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
CENSUS APPROPRIATION OF
$10,0O0,C00 GOES THROUGH

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Within
five minutes the census appropriation
bill was passed by the senate to-
day In the form in which II was on
Thursday passed by the house 1t ap
propriates ten million dollars for TAX
ing the thirteen census. Also author.
ICES the director of the census TO de,,.
ignate three commissioners to repre-
sent the United States In the inter
rational commission for revision of
classification of diseases and causes
OF death. called by the government of
France to meet in Paris in July
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
CHEAP POWER HELPS LA
PLATA GOLD DISTRICT
S-pe- Smitn Finds Mines Near Du-
range in Good Shape for
Development.

ny Capt. j. T. Smith IN Denver News
DURANGO. Colo, June 22-The la
piata gold mining district, TRIBUTARY
70 this city. is again looking up. win
Ihdlana and Telluride capital promi.
heht IN the field. The desire to take
~ helshboring territory on the part
Oh the May Day Gold Mining com.
pahy' the chief producer of the dis.
Ie, caused the total output last year
70 a,op 10 *l14 .4Ss. compared with
>943'954 in 1907, of which s4O2 449
was gold and s14l ,344 silver.
one OF The large mines was also
mixed up with bank failure in this
ciy' winch hampered production for
some tifne- A. E Reynolds of Denver
noted Tor large holdings In several
districts. is prominent owner In tho
La Plata camps
me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proun
opened up twenty-five years ago nv
ne Pauw. founder of one of the In.
mana universities, has passed into
ne hahos or company of leasers
ION 70" the SmugSler-union al Tellu.
rue VINO are making preparations 10
,onstruct modern mill and work this
low-srade gold proposition on a large
scale. i"'ee
AS rapidly as room can be providad
III the old workings, seventy miners
Will be employed There are 5000 |
Ieet OF tunnels and levels on the
property, reminder of the days when
only high-grade gold Ore could he
made to pay. w c. Clark has charge
OF the work in hand
The May Day, valued at several mil.
mons in 1906, is now shipping about
Iour cars of ore per week to the
durango smelter which is the most
ap-to,date plant in the American
,nm ana refining company sys.
With the opening OF the Red Noun.
tain IAN Iailroad. due this week, he plant
Y III be running to its fun eauaoitv
as the goid.eopper mines of he Pea
Monniai district have considerable
ore in the bins and are liberal nrodnc.
ers. 'i p'ooue-
from the Idaho mine in the In
Iata' worked by the Valley View com.
pahS' the smelter is receiving twenty
,nia .na per day. OF an average value of 3,
s2oo TO the ton, mainly gold The :
manager of this company is w A
stewart OF Pueblo. formerly of the I
ripple Creek district.
me Iomahawk Mining comnanv.
controlled by eastern capitalists who
IRE now in the district on a tour of G
'Stioii' rs preparing TO store water !
ma supply the camp with hydro.elec. i
ric power. Il
A system of development for the
hines OF the company is also under
ldvtsement, the scheme involving n r
arge amount of money. A plant will | fl
'e erected FOR the treatment of the d
ow-erade gold ores, the supply in o
ignt being more than generous. Il
The introduction of oheap eIect,icd n
'owcr Will insure success a, n num.
YER OF DroDerf iah -ushsr, vusf OF
mining and home treatment has been II
eretofore excessive. A prosperous sea ii
on for the La Platas is generally I,
redicted. :,
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
EXTREME HEAT IN EAST
BROKEN BY STORM

NEW YORK. June 26.-Following
nye days of record heat terrific
Storm 9roke ,pYfg East evening and
did great damage. A miniature hurri-
cane swept the New Jersey coast and
although late reports told of the death
of but one man, a victim of stroke
OF lightning in Jersey City, 1t is be-
lieved several other fatalities occurred
Coney Island, Brighton Beach, Far
Rockaway and other nearby resorts,
where thousands of men. women and
children had fled to escape the sitting
heat OF the city, were caught in a
veritable cloudburst and scenes of
panic are reported from several places
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

man temporarily absent from the iail.
Members of the mob cut the telephone
and electric wires to prevent inter
ferences. then broke open the door
OF the jail without opposition and
hanged the negro from telephone
pole in front of the jail. Without fir-
lng shot they then disappeared
quickly. The body was cut down to-
aay ana later the coroner's jury rem.
dered verdict to the effect that the
negro mad come to his death at hands
Oh persons unknown.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
RIO oRANpe BOOK ON
RUINS OF SOUTHWES ST

A valuable contribution to the liter
ature on the subject OF archaeology
has Just been issued by the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad The title OF
the publication is the Ancient Ruins
OF the Southwest and text by Dr.
Edgar l.. Hewett, director of American
archaeology for the Archaeological In
stitute OF America
1t is a splendidly illustrated pam.
phlet, descriptive Of the prehistoric
cliff and cave dwellings OF Colorado,
Utah and New Mexico
The book is exceedingly artistic,
well printed on an excellent qualit y
OF paper and has The appearance OF "A
publication intended for the trade
rather than for free circulation. II
Is quite unusual for a railroad com
pany to put out matter OF this char
acter, which Is 30 free from every
appearance OF advertising.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
W. L. PARK OF U. p. TO
SUCCEED c. RiDGWAY

DENVER. June 26.-W L. Park,
general superintendent OF the Union
Pacific railroad. is believed TO be the
man to succeed A. C. Ridgeway, as
general manager of the Denver &
Rio Grande, II Mr.. Park comes to
the Gould system it will be considered
confirmation of the reports that the
control of the Rio Grande now rests
jointly with Gould and Hartman Sew.
enteenth street is alive with Rio
Grande rumors this morning and the
return of Vice President Schlacks to-
morrow is awaited with much interest
as the official announcement may be
given out by him.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
FOUR YEARS APPRENTICE
SHIP FOR UNION PRESsMEN

OMAHA, June 26.-Six years fight
Tor the International apprenstice law,
which has been waged by the Denver
union No. 40 of the International Print.
ing Pressmen's union, eliminated In
The adoption by the convention of that
union by bylaw making four year
term of actual presswork the quail.
hoation for becoming eligible to the
union
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
BIG GUNNlsoN TUNNEL
ALMOST COMPLETED

MONTROSE, June 26--The govern.
ment engineers announced today that
only 1872 feet remain to he bored in
theN Gunnison tunnel. Twenty-four
hour shifts are being worked and 1t
is now assured that the great bore
will be completed July 4. Arrange
ments have been made to celebrate
the big event September 28.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
INSANE MURDERER
MAKES HIS ESCAPE

CONCORD, ~ H., June 26.-Joseph
Gouin OF Dover. implicated In the
sensational Rockingham Junction mur-
der three years ago, and William
Chapman of Portsmouth today over.
powered the keeper in the New Hamp-
shire state hospital for insane, where
they were under observation. and es-
capped.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
FIFTY NAKED MEN
LYNCH OKLAHOMA NEGRO

WILBERT>oN, Okla, June 2s.-A
mob of fifty masked men took syl-
vester Stennien, negro. known as
Alabama Red" from the jail here to.
day and lynched him. The negro on
Thursday shot and killed Albert Tur-
nsr, deputy constable, who had at
tempted to arrest him.
The mob was orderly, The sheriff
~ eSt y seya md " sighs watch
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

The Mountain Queen property IN
California gulch, will be worked TO
a considerable extent this summer,
and small force has been put at
work making the necessary clean up
preparatory to active mining. The
Queen Is one OF the Dig properties OF
that wonderful section. which only
Deeds development. A large amount
of work has been done aud some good
ore bodies disclosed. The veins. like
all In that locality, are large and pro
nounced. II Is thought thai the work
OF this season will put the Mountain
Queen In the active producing class
and thus add another shipper to San
Juan's rapidly growing list. :
J. o. Campbell. who Is In charge OF
the operations OF the Gold Prince at
Animas Forks. went, out to Denver the
first Of tbs week TO meet With the Off
GERS Of the company to consult regard.
ing the working OF the property. A
fofcs q neA baa hssA q work for the
Daat TIVE Hssha slaAnsax y ~ niAe
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
YEsTeRpAY's BASEBALL.

Western
Wichita 3. Omaha 4.
Denver IL. Sioux City /.
Topeka 3. Des Moines /.
Pueblo 8, Lincoln 8.
National
Cincinnati 0, Chicago Z.
New York 40, Brooklyn 2-1.
Boston 0, Philadelphia 6.
x SEs
Philadelphia 2. New York 12.
Washington 22, Boston 1-3.
Detroit 4, st. Louis l.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
oReAT-eRANpFATAER AT
THE AGE OF 50

CHICAGO, June GA father at 10
years of age, grandfather at 30, and
great-grandfather at 81 This IL the
record of George Alfred Fair OF Nor
wood Park, formerly a widely known
theatrical manager. Ethel Myers, the
youngest OF Mr.. Fairs descendants, Is
2 days old.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
MURDERER AND SUICIDE
BURIED AT COUNTY EXPENSE

ST. MICHAEL'S. Md. June 26.--
Without ceremony the body OF Robert
e. Eastman lame Bob, the New
York stock broker. who murdered
pretty May Emith Thompson Woodill,
and then committed suicide. was bur.
~ thA sftsrpooA u tAs sxpsoss of
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

Adrian Henderson and Lucius +.
Harrison. the Two boys who broke into
4. h. Bowman's store Wednesday
morning and stole a small sum Of
money. together with some other small
articles, were this morning taken 10
the State Industrial school al Golden
by Sheriff John Clark Unless the
boys are sooner discharged by the
board OF control they VIII be coInpell'
ed to remain at the Industrial school
until they are 81.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Yates OF Tren-
ton, N. j., parents of l3 children, the
thirteenth of whom was born June
Is last. and is the only girl in the
family. have just refused two offers
of $4,000 for little thirteen" as the
new infant is affectionately called
The parents, however, declare that 10
times $4,000 would not tempt them
to part with the child, although they
are in need of funds for the support
OF the large family.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

ana making repairs on the mill. where
was injured by the snow last win
ter. One of the alterations In ,hs
mlll VIII be the discarding Of Wi,flay
tables and the substitution of Card
,abies IN their stead. The Card tables
from the old mill belonging to tho
company. In Mastodon gulch, have
peen brought down TO Animas Forks
and sufficient number of new Card
,aoies ordered to supply the needs OF
the mig mill On the return of Mr.
Campbell II Is expected that active
operations VIII begin at both mine and
mil. Paul Hanson. who Is considered
one OF the most successful mill men
IN The San Juan. Is In charge OF the
miii.-Silverton Miner.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

Mrs. John Houk of Durango. who
mas been visiting friends here for
some time. departed for Rico this
morning where she will visit friends
before returning home to Durango
Telluride Journal
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

Leonard VI lmboden. who was pres,
iuent OF the Denver Savings bank
ana VINO is at present serving a term
~ 'hhoh 'liy in connection with the
,aiiure OF that bank i've years ago
mas been gwen the position Of park
commissioner for die peniieniiary.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

A chance 10 get your summer needs
in whist or wash suits Saturday al
about one-half price. Gradens.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28
The greatest chance OF a life
time for bargains Mt Nathan's
big clothing sale.
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Berry and cherry at cut prices. We
have 10000 X. L, quart boxes made
up; win sell same price ~ f1eslie 10
the flat. Of which we have big stoch-
X l.. are white wood. 500 In . crats.
Independent Hardware Z Lumbsr CO.