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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

We have 1850 acres land, 200 under cultivation,
miles from town and railroad: the best com
blned stock ranch and farm In California; run
ming stream OF water; fenced and cross fenced;
price 10000: terms.
II You are locking for farm. stock or fruit
ranch at the right price call and see u.s.
McFAUL & EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg
IRRIGATED FARMS ON EASY TERMS
Five to 40 acre farms In Sacramento valley:
rich. deep, sandy loan soil, for fruit, walnuts,
vegetables. slfalfa. etc.. &c daily passenger
trains; no farm more than 20 minutes walk from
station; the best land and best living conditions
In California; 10 acre farm means independ-
ence; excursion every Saturday. T. T.. HILL 4
co., East st. OPP. Ferry bldg. Phone Kearny
500.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BARGAIN
LOT READY TO BUILD on,
RICHMOND DISTRICT.
Beautiful view SPRECKELS LAKE and OCEAN.
$3.50 ON TERMS.
MooSER & ST GERMAN,
los Sutter st. s--
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

JULIUS B. HALL. mgr. of the Creditors Secret
Service, will not be connected with the said
firm, or Mr.. =. c. Tonne. atty. after date
but will continue in the collection business in
this city. JULIUS B. HALL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

B. F. HERSHEY, 1853 KEARNY ST.. S. F. CAL
REAL ESTATE.
STORE BUILDING. GROUND AND A FIRST
class stock of groceries, hay and grain. You can
buy building aud ground without the stock If
you wish TO stock it up yourself. This business
has been established for 81 years. and ii Is in
one Of the best streets in Stockton Cal Build
ing 50x54; hay and feed barn 36x50: lot 50x100;
store alone will rent for about $40 per month. Or
will trade for farm. two-thirds cash. one-third
to.be price OF farm TuoluInne county preferred
Wife for full particulars.
FINE GENERAL RANCH.
318 acres: 100 acres under ditch; oldest water
right on Stony creek; water tax; 40 acres
alfalfa; good stand; 200 acres farming land;
balance wood and PASTURE large barn for $50
tons hay; smaller barn. fair house etc; small
orchard and berries; 10 miles from Fruto; school
on land; this is paying property; s25 per acre.
Country Dept. H0LC0MB REALTY co.
Investor of Capital.
900 San Pablo av.,
Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
FINANCIAL


ACT in the purchase and sale, development
complete improvement and OF properties
JOHN W. GRAY, 923 Lincoln St Oakland
ABBOTT buys Bonds''-OceRn shore Market
st. Bank and Cal. Safe Dep. books. 414 Mar
ket st.
CAL. SAFE DEPs TRUST ACCOUNTS BOUGHT.
D. K. BESECKER. 24S PACIFIC BLDG.
STOCKS AND BONDS FOR SALE
ARE you buying selling stocks bonds
Call on PETTIS & BURBECK, 1888 First Ma
tioual Bank bldg. Oakland.
CITY REAL ESTATE
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lFIrst az. at WASHINGTON Sd
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN

RENTS s17o PER MONTH
Franklin near Ellis; elegant fats 7-s-e
rooms and baths, finished basement and
attic Finished just before The Gre three
years ago. Plan perfect. and the finish
throughout is the finest that money could
buy; strictly FIRST class in every detail
This property was sold just before the FIRE
for sci 500 and is worth more now, but
the present owner must have money TO
complete his downtown building. For par
ticuiars apply 10 DAVIDSON & LEIGH.
1857 Market ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

) ROOM BUNGALOW FOR 5000 DOWN
Balance $50 month; close 10 Key Route
and carline; large rooms and hall: iae
basement good neighSOrhood: is sure to
increase in value. Don't fail Ia see this
for it's one of the bargains of tue year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

! GROOM HOUSE FOR $1,000 DOWN-Two
story; close to 10th ST. Rey Route and
caTline; nicely finished with large closets
SHd pantry; in 6ne condition. Price
$4,000 one OF the best buys in the
county; $500 below the market; balance
can be paid at $40 month.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
CITY REAL EsrArE-continuea
S1 sln WoRTH 81 5oo

CHURCH LOT CLOSE IN: STREET BTU
MINI1ED; NEW CEMENT WALK; McENER-
NEY TITLE: $500 CASH: READY TO BUILD
OWNER. I'LL MARKET ST. OPPOSITE It'll
NO AGENTS. $50 TO so T. NJ.
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ROOM HOUSE FOR s., coo DOWN-Just COM
pleted; never occupied; fine neighboThOod;
VIII appeal TO woman. for Ii has every
convenience you can imagine; grand big
basement laundry. with chute; fine work
ing pantry; shelves galore; big closets
and all ventilated and with win
dOws; push buttons everywhere; a com
plete novelty in the way Of house keep
ing conveniences; beautiful bathroom:
worth $4,000; can be had for 81. GOO at
$1,000 down and balance at so a month
Fine neighborhood.
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SAN MATEo REAL EsTA4m

property you should il NOW-in the spring
time YOu should the flowers the shrubs
and trees-hear the quail calling from the foot
hills and the meadow larks whtstling in the
long grass. Natures charm would claim You
then. and you would long to exchange the dust
and dirt OF the city for the sunshine, quiet and
fresh air OF San MateO.
All you require is $50 cash for the first
payment: lots froEs $3.50 upward only one-ffln
cash. balance to silt: all have double frontage
large lots within speaking distance OF the Pc
ninsula hotel'-Del Monte's rival.
Take the trip down there this Sunday. Take
the folks along with yOu-even IL you don't buy.
it's worth while to take the trip Make a
picnic OF il.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

ARMSTRONG. QUATMAN & CO..
27 Montgomery st. opp. Mills bldg.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

LARGE sunny front room. furnished for 2; mod
ern conveniences; near College ard Dwight
wsy carlines. e51s Etna St, Tel. Bcrk. $3.50.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

BALDWIN 6 HOWELL. 1882 Kearny s..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

ANOTHER ROOM HOUSE FOR 81. 600 DOWN
"A splendid buy; close to csriine. See
both Of these. for they're probably inst
what you're looking for Price OF this
one $4,000. Any terms within reason.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

FIVE EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS
OAKLAND
PROPERTY.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

THE savings banks pay 4 per cent. Many safe
cent We Qder for immediate sale:
$1,000 Ocean Shore r ' bonds yield s per cent
LOCO Peoples Water Co. bonds, yield z per cent
100 Ocean Shore R'y bonds, yield per cent
100 Oakland Traction prfd.s yield per cent
100 Key Route preferred. yield per cent
Other unlisted stocks. paying TO 10 per cent.
Address $50 First Natl Bank bldg. Oakland.
CAN furnish you ANY unlisted stocks and bonds
you man want AWAY UNDER regular quota
tons. VIII buy any active stocks If CHEAP.
Largest dealers the Pacific coast. Core
spondenee invited. CHESTER B. ELLIS s.
CO.. IA Market ST. opp. Gail building.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. establishment.
factory now opening VIII pay at least II
per cent dividends next year. Small allot-
Investigation Add. box 2139. Call office.
OCEAN SHORE bonds for sale: price win net
per cent. D. 2. BESECKER, 2fS Pacific bldg.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14

ROOM HOUSE FOR $3.50 DOwN-In the
SWEETEST section OF Linda Vista terrace
ON a lot 45x125: close to Key Route and
within blocks of Oakland ar ear BIG
cement basement. beautiful place
appealing TO every one with any appre-
citation for artistic architecture. Be sure
TO see this.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
MAY
LATTER DAY
BLUEbEARD
POLICE SUSPECT ISLIP
MAN OF MANY GRIMES
to Believe His Arrest
VIII Explain Mysterious Dis
appearance of Two and Pos
SibIy Three Other Women.

fBy Morning journal Special Leased WireI
New York, Oct. 27.-Frederiek Geb-
hardt. alias Mueller. self confessed
Ielip. L. J.. murderer. may have a
claim on the title, "Bluebeard." ac-
cording to a statement made tonight
by Captain Coughlin OF the Brooklyn
detective force. Two other mysteri-
Gus murders of women will be investi-
gated before the prisoner is put on
trial for his life. and, in view of his
uncertain matrimonial career the po-
lice believe two and possibly three adj
ditional cases in which women mys-
ter,ously disappeared, will be cleared
up.
It was reported today the prisoner
confessed to the coroner that he killed
W other women. but this could not
be confirmed.
Captain Coughlin said
'Gcbhardt admitted enough to put
several new clues at our command.
and we hope to get further admis-
sions from him as soon as we nave
followed these clues up"
According To the police Gebhardt
served nine years in Sing Sing for
%sWindling a New York woman out Of
$40 on "a promise Of marriage He
went 20 prison under M name Of
Sehaerferlein in 1896 and was releas-
ed In 1905. At the time of his trial
for his offcnse it Was shown he al
ready had a wife in New York and
nj least one wife IN Germany. The
prisoner il said to have operated un-
der six names While other marriages,
as yet not proved absolutely. figure
in his record. His career. particular
~ since his release from prison, Is
being looked into 10y detectives.
The inquest over he body of Anna
Luther. the German girl whom he ad-
mits having shot. viii be concluded
Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
OFFICERS FIGHT
BL00DLESS PISTOL DUEL

Havana. oct. 27-Thc dispute be-
tween Secretary of State Justo Car
cha Neloz and Secretary II sanitation
Matthias Duque- Whosc designations
from thu cabinet were accepted BY
President Gomez last night. culminat-
Ell today in q duel with pistols. The
men exchanged -four shots but neither
Was injured.
Tho action 81 the president In sud-
denly accepting the designations j. be-
heved TO have resulted from the de-
cision Of the court II honor 20 which
the matter was referred. that a duel
was necessary for the Nndication IT
n honor Of both. in consequence of
Insults passed during the discussion N
matters connected with SECRETARY
Duque's department
senior Nelez. Sc was said. either
would be- reinstated or appointed min
ister % Berlin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28

declared some ~ them we're NOTHING
hut mere rat traps. foul with age and
unaanitary.
He is in full accord with the com
missioner OF Indian affairs IN hts at
tempt to overhaul the field seryic.
and secure greater efficiency and Q
pronounced advancement q the
Indians.
The secretary Is very emphatic in
his commentator ~ toe personnel ~
the engineers AMI subordiflates IN the
recIamau on service ana for the high
type Of construction and durability ~
the work on the various projects, for
which they sre responsible as well
"a their general efficiency and intea-
riiy. The secretary is desirous chat
the work shall be prosecuted with
such dispatch as "a ensb bic the gov
eminent 20 avail itself % the aplfop-
riation and beneficial use 81 waters ga
the western states. barge unacrtakings
may b. awaited Of and which be saws
nre generally within the ability ~ pri-
Nate enterprise
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
zELAYA MUST STEP
DOWN.: ULT|MATUM
OF INSURGENTS
Nicaraguan Rebels Determined
to Invade Capital and Force
President to Resign at Point
Of Bayonet,


ny Morning Journal Special Leased Nirel
Biuefields Nicaragua. oct FL
tNia Wireless Via Colon General
Estrada. leader Of the rcvoiutlouis's
has sent the following dispatch In re
sponse TO kilograms received from
President Zelaya's friends In the in
t'rior condemning the action or the
res olutionists'
We are sure OF victory. We fight
not against NiCaraguans nor Liberal
lists hut solely 10 seek the solution or
g denlora DIE situation IN the country.
~ LclaNa resigns we will lay down
oar arms ar once Not having honor
or patriotism. he will M do this and
We VIII arrive az Manngua and force
hun from the presidency. which ne
80 d~isCredits, al the point OF the bay
onct he destroys society and men
aces civilization. We viii fight against
brothers and fathers u the welfare OF
the nation 80 requires. IL b. Dur IL
reNocable decision
The message, was si.uod by General
Estrada and other liberal leaders
Most Gf "a. troops defeated ln the en-
eaRemcnts al san carlos have Joined
General Chamurfo who IS guarding
th' cuas from attack hs way uf M,
SAN Juan valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
COURT PUTS
CR|MP IN OIL
CONCERN
Company Fined S75,-
900, Charter Cancelled and.
PerpetuaIIy Enjoined from
Operating in State,

fBI Morning journal special ieased Wire
Austin. Texas. oct 27-Judge Cal
houn. OF the district court here to-
day. entered an order. assessing the
Security OH company with penalties
of $50 q day from July %, 1903. ia
November 6. 1907 when an injunction
was issued stopping an alleged viola
uon Of the snti-trust laws.
THE fne aggregates $4,000 The
charter was cancelled and the COM
pany perpctuallv enjoined from doing
business In the state.
Thu Navarro Refining company
was penalized 3 daily from Octo-
ber Il. 1897. to November e. 1905.
amounting to Si.2eo This charter
was also cancelled and the company
ouste,f.
Guy ColletL ol Austin has been
appointed receiver for both compan-
les with Instructions To advertise tho
properties FOR sale on December e.
\ Judgment - $4,000 against the
standard OH Company 90 Indiana
ALL b. enforced b. garnishment pro-
seedlings a~gfinst the Gull. Colorado 4
santa F. railroad
\ judgment OF $4,000 against the
Union Tank fine viii be- collected IT
ths receiver can dispuose 81 the prop
rffs Dog hard to rag "a @
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
NAVAL OFFICERS IN
GREECE DEFY THE
GOVERNMENT
for Dismissal Of I'm
popular AdmiraIS Leads to
Small Sized Revolt Recall
citrantS Quit Athens.


lBy Morning Journal special Leased wirel
Athens. oct. 27.-Government by
ultimatum took another sensational
turn today. Some thirty officers.
supported by the military league have
been for some time demanding the
dismissal of q numper OF the highest
Officers in the navy on the ground Of
Incompetence as q preliminary to the
reorganization of the navy.
The minister OF marine has con-
stantly declined to accede and the
league last night presented a twenty
four hour ultimatum.
The premier tried to meet the case
bv promising a. submit a bill alter
ing the age limit for approximation
from IS years 10 IS years. The mill
tary league declared this vas made
quate and tonight thirty naval Off
GERS quit the capital and repaired TO
Salamis about 10 miles from Athens
and not FAR from the arsenal
Although their number is small
are backed by the military Ieagu.
and are thus powerful. 1t is believed
that the cabinet will b. compelled to
grant their demands. intense excite
prevails
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
COOK BECOMES MEMBER
OF BUTTE REPORTERS UNION

Missoula. Mont. oct 21.-Dr Fred
.rick a. Cook, his private secretary.
Martin LonsdRle. and his confidential
agent, arrived In Mlssoula tonight lie
was greeted at the station by the
business men az Butte. Three or fonr
thousand gathered et h station and
listened ia q brief tatk by the oNplor-
rr A handsome copper plate en-
ave win an inscription naming br
Cook as the %disgoNeror OF the pole
ml mtkiE him nu honorary mem
Der ~ the Newspaper Writers union
40. 81. 81 Butte. was presented 20
him The GROVE cheercd the doctor
Wildly ana he was forced 60 shake
hands with teo on three hundred per
Soup
DR. Cook declines Co discuss ~,
polar or the Mount Mckinley coutro-
veray. assfrtlpR that what ne has 60
sHy ahout these matters he Mil say
~ his lecture To- Hamilton tomorrow
night. and Missouia Friday night He
announced through his pritst, srcro-
fsry however. that arrangement have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
iIAW ALAN KOREANS
PRAISE ASSASSIN'S WORK

Honolulu. oct. 27.-The Korean
patriotic league has Issued a circular
expressing satisfaction at the assassi-
nation OF Prince IN Il says. amongst
its columns
1t is moi known To Us who the pat
riotic Korean was who shot Ito, but
whoever it was did IL for the sake Of
his countr and his name viii be writ
ten with honor in our history forever
rs an example Of seif-sacrificing pat
riotism before 20.00o,00O Of slumber-
ing people
Now is the time for our 10000, 900
Of people to secure their independ-
ence Ito is dead. He brought to u
country the rule of Japan n en-
shaved the people. His selfishness has
received its reward. His crimes were
objectionable and what happened to
him was a fitting reward for his
trlckery and a just punishment Tor the
theft OF our country"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
ASCENT OF MOUNT
MK|NLEY EASY
Portland Business Man Dis
credits Story of Alaskan
Prospector Who Claims TO
Have Watched Cook Fail.


ms Morning Journal Special Leased wIre
Portland. ore, Oct. 27-waltman
=. Wade. a business man Of this city.
who spent the summer 81 1905 on the
baas OF Mount Mckinley, today gave
at q statement in reply 10 the ani-
aavit made on October "a. by Jacob
suter. Of H%ellingham. Wash, who
said that Dr.. Coos did not ascend
Mount Mckinley.
Mr.. Wade says that II SITTER saw
Or. Cook make both attempts to
scale The mountain he must have
Travelled TOO mites te do so. Mr. Wadc
adds that Mount Mckinley can De as
cended from the southeast. as Dr.
Cook olnins a. have assembled H.
Wade says that II guter was pros
recting IN the guiehes at the base of
the mountain when Cook arrived, IA
must have been on The Southwestern
slope ar IL was there Cook made his
first attempt.
wade continues
while ! did not see Dr Cook. !
nm satisfied that he would hav, had
no very great diniculty IN making the
ascent a, this point.
'Nusy. a. Siter saw Or '7oR WHEN
he fiam nrrived n is impossible for
him a. have eesn him making the last
ATTEMPT as 81 rs az least 100 miles
distant No man could nave made the
tlp and pacl I'd provisions on hts back
an,i I wsH The only man who Fai
horses east Of the Tokashitna that
summer. except On couk
A. for Sater prospecting all around
Mckinley. we Travelled Tor a hundred
miles from the T~okashitna ia the mid
die fork and never saN a sign Of n
white man having been IN that W.
.inity.
Furthermore. II Is q matter - rec
ord among the miners ana Indians
thai we were the first party ever TO
90 through that section Of the coun-
try.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
BILL DENEIiY BREAKS OtT
IN SUPPORT on TAMMANS

New York. oct 2I-Niiliam :.
Devery, former chief Of police. ended
"a psaiod OF political Information to-
night n came out In favor of the
Tammany ticket with denunciation of
th,sn who huNr brought white slaV-
cry into the campaiEn
I'm bet 500 TO q button he said.
that there are not five red lights in
the east side from Fourteenth street
90 the Battery To charge Tammany
han with having syst,matized the red
lights is am utter iic. Tho only mean
ing q red light has in New York now
Is TO show where There is p hole In "a
street This thing Of attacking the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28

HIMSELF AND BRYAN
VICTIMS OF TREASON
Three Handed Fight for Mayor
in New York Goes MeuiIy on;
Men Who Bet Pick Gaynor 10
Win,


tBy Morning Journal special Leased Wirel
New York, oct. Z7-Despite a rain
tonight 3 %mayoralitY candidates de-
liyered collectively sixteen speeches.
otto T. Barnard led with ninc curt.
business issue addresses in Harlem
and the Bronx. william K. Hearst
spoke three times and William j.
Gaynor spoke four times. Big crowds
greeted the speakers.
4 meeting which Hearst addressed
ut Carnegie hall was announced as a
democratic mass meeting and tho edi-
tor. although he made an attack on
Tammany. devoted the principal part
Of his address TO emphasizing that ne
was for an time a democrat, but an
exponent Of independence IN politics.
Three years ago ! ran for governor
on the Independence party ticket, he
said. and the democratic party ex-
dorsed me. seeming To see a true
democrat In the candidate and plat
form OF the Independence party. /
heslta1ed sixteen days before accept
ing the democratic endorsement. but
finally and foolishly accepted IT,
This was the beginning Of the
end" he continued az he outlined
what ~purported to be his clashes with
Charles r. Murphy, leader OF Tam
many hall. disagreements which he
said resulted in his refusal to be
dictated 10 by the leader and his ul-
innate defeat because Tammany
scratched him.
Il was slaughtered and sacrificed
in New York city, he said, ON every
dead wall famed a giant poster. How
10 cut Hearst and vote for Hughes.
To every Tammany voter was sent a
sample ballot. .HoN to cut Hearst and
vote for Hughes For all this adj
Vertlsement and information. Tam
many paid the bills.
Hearst sought to draw "a parallel of
the case with thai Of William J.
Bryan, who he said was knitted by
Tammany in New York after having
been endorsed at the democratic IA
iional convention In this instance
he added, 1'ainmuny footed the bills
for advertising how "a vote for Chand-
Ter for governor and for Taft for
president. He concluded with the
statement that II elected he would
fight Tammany, not for revenge. but
for the good of the city.
Judge Gaynor's remarks We're
largely addressed to foreign audiences.
and ne consequently dwelt particularly
the personal liberty issue 50 dear
To tho continental mind.
Tho white slave charges as made
hy n writer in McClure's magazine.
we're denounced by the Judge as well
by the other speakers Although
there has been less betting on the re-
suit NJ the campaign han OF any
previous election In many years, such
wagers as have been laid, have been
generally with odds favoring Gaynor
4 lump $4,000 was left with the pro-
pritor of an uptown hotel today to be
wagercd ever that Hearst would be-
y bet OF several thousand dol
was made at another hotel that
Gaynor would win by 100000
plurality.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28

teen completed for the expedition to
Etah 20 bring back the Eskimos who
we're with him on the polar journey.
Kuud Rasmussen and the doctor
ppecial agent Will sac the party
which will sail for Etah In May.
Or. Cook Will lecture 10 the students
~ the University ~ Montana tomor-
row In the evening NJ viii discuss
the Mount Mckinley matter at Ham
ilt0n Returning Friday TO Mtssoula
he viii deliver his polar lecture and
on Saturday morning Wiil start for
Nov York
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
KOREAN RESIDENTS OF SAN
FRANCISCO RErICENT

san Francisco. oct. 27.-Korean
residents here are not inclined to dis
cuss the killing Of Prince Ito, or to
express themselves upon the action OF
the Honolulu Korean Patriotic league
in issuing "A circular approving Of the
deed. The New Korean, the local
weekly. was issued today. While it
printed the news of Ito's murder, 1t
made no editorial comment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
WARSHIP WILL BEAR BODY
OF ITO
Continued from Page /, Column 81

since the war and say that he OPP
posed these influence i'm Japan which
wished to renew the conflict. They
describe the Princes death as a loss
TO Russia AS well as 70 japan. The
Novoe Vremya says Ito was the victim
Of q blinded patriotism on the part
Of tho Koreans who thought they
were henefitting their fatherland, but
who would find though the mar died
The principle for which he stood still
lives.
The Russ says tie was the victim Of
the lmpcriaiist policy with which his
nane was associated though not alto
gethcr justly by the Koreans.