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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
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9ud1rtMtEm.
1utttnta.

Gbtcagp. ~ Die BON gelpiien
Qeuten in Der Std0toerpaltuna oebegs
se 6oFfnuns, Das @eri9t msroe Is Der
Wlerriam Our9 @srpels
gerung Der od3u n0t6igen glittel uRz
mCgli9 MAIDEN, bic BON ibr einseleitste
8uoeluntsrIud]ung F%ort3uisBen, 1T 3u
nidte %geDor0en. Denn 8idter Winoes
peigerte Iih, zen Don .einem Stelers
5abler~, Gilbert 6. S6ulb, berlangten
@inbdltsbefebl 81 berDiaigen. Die
untsriuhung nimmt aliO uHDer5iglih
ibreH 6ortgang uHo ipenn bic Cont
milton lire gfli9t UNI S6ulbigfsit
ibut, 6iirften ii9 sepifs nit oer
Siaotberpaliung in enger 9erbinoung
ftebenoe bobe 6erren ii5er tur5 ODER
lang i'm 3untbaus befinoen. yta6
ben in Der DergaHesnen Wode gemdhs
ten gntbiaungen fam IS ndmIiG
tdum nod irgeuD fpeIhsm 3peifel unz
terliegen, DaB i'm 8~atbbauie cine re-
gslrehte @erIhp0rerbonDe bduIte,
rpelde bic 0ffeutIide gafe auf ieoe nur
mOgLihe Dirt uno 0siie pliinoerte. -
SIN Staotrotb babsn 0iegrobibttiongs
6aRatifer eine 0ieberloge erlitten, I'M
Dem cine BON 4lo. Dunn eineebra6te
0r0inan3, nab peIher in Der 25.
Borh Elm peiterer n2otal Option
8e3irt eebiloet per0en ioute, nit %
gegen 40 Stimmen %perporien puroe.
bd iih 5eigts, baB oas @siu9 nidt Don
Der Nlebr3obl Der betreffen6en OrunD=
eigentbiimer untsr3sihnet mar. Dem
Staotratb lit bic idbrlife 9u0getporla
&C fir pas t0mmen0e 5iscolinbr 3uges
gangen. Mit BEN dRgHlsibeR su 0edanz
zen pOften umFaBt bic gor!age 8eDiIs
IigungeH in Der 9sie amtb0be bon
iiber 80 MiLionen, obne aie 9epi1is
gungeH fir bic 0ffentlihen Shulen u.
oas 9ibIiofbefspsien. ourd peIde bic
Observation-Disclosures auf uber 80
Uliaionen gu Ttebsn iommSn. - Inter
Nn 8augt. pertlhoften, bsren Wiitsiies
Der an Dem neusn Ratbbaus orbeiien,
Iino gompstsn5Irsisisieitsn ousgsbros
den. Medic 81 DsriAisoensn Gtreits
flbrtsn uno bic Jsrtigittlung oes
8aus 5u ~0er5ogern orObsR. ~ Nus
fliige o0n gauriogen Der f~Gotifden
6ohIbulen mad auspdris iHo burh
8sihluB oss Shulrot6s in 3utunft
nsrp0nt. Iofsrn fs nitt an lhulfrsien
9agen ober fDdhrsno her 5erien ftatis
finoen. II Tit gsfabr tines Streiis
Der Setearapbi'ieu duf BET Sainois
Central Balm lift borabsr. 9ertrster
oss 9slssraphi ite1l- 9srbaHbss einigisn
fi5 ouf elmer bier abssbaIiensn Gonfsz
ren3 nit gbas. 3. gSein, BEN 0srtres
ier bes M~iniHsriuns fir 5anosl uHD
GeGDerbs. oabin bic Streitfrage oem1b
ben 9eitimmuHsen oss Gromans8ss
issss siHm S6ieosssri6t gu unitrz
trsitsn. - Trei ainosr osr isdlieHiz
ftsH Iamilie gorropio. 7. 4 H.. 2 CAB
rs oft, fnmen hsim 8r1nos bee elssrs
IiteH 5eims in SHn Ghiraeo in ben
6l0mmen I'M.
Aus benz Stndte. Dir
St1atslssisIatur bai re an 9litts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
epecial Stnsetocm

1t0erfeff: - Sd sei9s BEN gsss gum
@rtols fir irssuo eliien Ageutsu melner meiz
men Meibo0eH iolqeH Mil. SO babe Saulens
ben geseigt ME lie @elo m01en tonnen. Sd
taHn IS aud iiir Gle tbun. Nlstne @aaren
uno @eihditsmeibooeu hdbel 6ppotbeteH
seboben, Seine gebout NIB iiberau Bros
peritdt perbreitet. S6rtibt heute iir ben
0SaYman plan" IL. ,,lreic $ainpIes".
525 Sapmdn BLDG. ct. yOAis, Dlo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
@nn-Dnkntn.

- Die n6armer 2 @etreibebdnolers
3ereiniguus BON SiOsDatota. Der
ieBt gegsn It's 5armsrsG lsDator OF
Isnibaften angeb0rsn. bat beIhlofsn,
ibre ndbite Sobresperiammlurg am
9. u. 10. 5eb. 1910 in Siour
6aGls ob3ubaltsn.
- Sn Siour sails ipuros Der
junee gbos. Raoforo BON Sterling,
5u.. ber ougetlust mar, Geo. Curb in
einem aompfe setootet gu boben. frsis
geiprohen.
Dsm gsiipisl Der 5omeItotes
Wine in 9eao folgsnO. bat jebt aud
bic Copper Mining e Smeltinq So.
in ben iio!idsn Bergen lire @rube ses
i2l0fsu uno ousetiinoigt, ooB in 3us
tuHft Oas 8srspsrt cine .~offsns Wers
Itatt" isin EpirD.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

bouptet. ibr @aits babe SelbitmorO
begangen.
- Der Gbicasosr 8isheintdufsr s..
Sintelltein apuroe in elmer ountIen
Safe in plymouth n~ieOsrgeidlds
aen uno um SLIGO berdubt.
- Sin Gndbe tam um's 9ebeA unO
6 dnoere fpuroen perlebt. ? Odppn
i0otIia, ols Elm .gohiIeo", daf benz
ie einen @bbons in 9oaDette
binabiouiten. BON einem 3uee setrof-
fen puroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
1,rntnitn

Dag GbsrnoOtsgerift Bat oas
i'm Sabre 1908 srIaHsne gountpsgos
cdloptionsgeisB. un..r pslhsm 60 Der
81 Counties tf.ies Stdates bic
S9dntDirtbiddften ssbannt baben.
als rsdtsgiiltig ertldrt.
81 6aute puroe elm
SfraBenbabnpogen BON einem 3uQe
angsrdnHt unb 3srtriimmsrt, mobsi
Or. 20. 3. G'rrt gstootst. 2 anoers
idDer perIeBt iDurDen
Die 5abrit Der 5lstds gn0mes
ling 50. in Qnosrfon purOe
bur6 Jeuer Ssritort. 9srIult $50.
900.
RAD ,insm Gtrtits NIT ibrtm
Gaiisn trani Gran DaOib Usifsnbure
in Snbfnnapolts Garbolidure
uno Iiarb bafb oorauf.
gopo Coates. Stationsdeent in
6uHterton, murbe nahss BON 2
ganoiisn ibsrfalsn unO dusosplunz
bert. bod sslone e ibm bic Cafe un0
feline llbr 3u retisn. inoem sr fe In
Sen papierfr B mari.
gu 9ebforo ertrantsn bic
Garmsrst0htsr Qdurd Gurrdns. Dina
uiterbad unb Der S6ulle6rtr Wm.
5ohnion. alg iie ouf BEN 1c6bauis
meg Don elmer uHterboltunq ben an
oiaH Gresi t~rsu5sH molten uno ibr
Boot tsnteris.
Inter cer QHtIose, ibten frautsn
W0nn ipftematiih Osrgiftet 3n haben.
1T in Rem aIbann 5rau gsarl
4rmfrOHs Derboftst porbsn. Gle b.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

MILWAUkEE COUNTY COUNTY COURT
LA Fr9l te-
State Of Wisconsin, nj yankee County. IS.
n tae Ma 81 eftas Estai1 o Ls3ahard A. J..
Limtsfeer DeeeHesd
On gaS iltt dar 81 Deeenaer. A. b. la0q. upon
reading and Sting ihe l~eifl1U @ Chsri-s e.
Limnerssr stating Aat Leon1srt AL Timber
Eeg u Le N1aatf 70 M-N4stee, del l~utastlus
/ cn OF 4bort fs "a dag 81 Hrennbar. ias aad
prnySns ff4t Alse AfneafFes D. 4enatrta8
II is ordered. t14i @l Application BE- hoard
before llstQar as re ~ HFu ere1t. re "a
tef a. The Cann soass4e $3.50 EtF rf tEnuaas4a
ru The aHsr s aT 4I FL aHfarr x :. faf8.
~ g ec.rckA A. j ~ farH greater as re
Eaue aaat - esaafl 90 thf asa.ar
Aht ISIS taAar e4 e nyllse % said
npq-c2s aaa ssf eaa ashiar
q o ta4s 'as t4ee Successive weeks
c1ce tH each 4, SO a4s 1talnil a naasas-
tksrt4E
p tzsCsasS Ffa4xGsr.ca.
A@1isssf o. Pfss.ss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
Gettaae sas ~perEamfesa.

ShOns, gsrdGmigs Gottass 1901 Eel'
ionia Plaes auf 8aiitein %6uuoamsnt,
init gas 1T ioiort 6llig gu ~uertaaisn.
Refine Nseatsu. 1lan pred, uor in: 2502
2IoDO Str. Milnaates, isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

%ipei fleire usus 9feifsusO rselu
binis 8u ~Dsrtouieu mad benz H%euslteH
Spfem. Tubular Pneumatic ourdous.
I'm gidberes oufrosen bel The VIM.
Schuelke Organ Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
@rnmO.G ioent6ntt
Critic 3YpOtbeEcm (@lICrfs
cages So perFauFcm.

&ir babsu erlie Sgpo,betsn tDiortgas
ses) RON $1,000 BIS $4,000 ~ior.pabrsnO
an 5ono. 0isie 6gpotbeiea iino ale ourh
boppelts Si6srbsit in 0lilpautesr @rulO=
sigentbam geOsft.
Aae AbItraefe meroea fir sic uuents
esItlid BON uuierem 2IuDaLt unteriudt.
9lahsufraasn bel
RICHTER, DICK & REuTEMAMN
5immer 4f6 Gastoeu 8fef.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
GEatmer psrIamal.

Gebsn SsOem. Der Gin 5sim unb Nrb,it
iuht. @eIsssnbsit, cine 6arm lu sranosu,
Nah3uiroeen bel %9iohIiHseg s. Son. go
&isconiin Strait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

iootlihe Sdubipuncs bel. II Nn @as
eritidl :-rsOe in ibrsr Wohmana oaz
bier bic 81 Sabre ate 2ehrerin Wrsn
agisefur@H. Gb Selbfmpro ooer
uHaIidsfoa Oorliest, il nod nitt
ieitseiieut.
Sn 6 fberbtlte rpuroe Der
Weidsnfelsr gaul Campbell BON I'll
nem 9dbnpaseu ii~berfabrsn unb ibm
beiOe Se:us pom 46rper eetrennt. gr
itarb balo oarduf.
MtnneTnfn.
= Sam. 5. 6unsrtpn. friibsrsr
ftdatIiher SasO= II. 5iidersiaufebsr.
5uIsbt Superintendent Der Itoatli6sn
6il63ubtdnitdlt, ipuroe Don Der itaat=
lideR Sagos u. Characterization
lin Snisrsfe hes Hisnltes~ isinsr
Stsluug entbobsn. :. s. @rssn 1T
81 ieinsm RahfOIger a~userieben.
Sin 500. O00=grano serltorte
Oie anIuse Der ~SopIs Syrup 60" gu
RinHsapoIis.
8si elmer 3~uaconifon su
8IdfeIn fpuroen Der 6eiser Sol.
3inneiu uno Der 9Oitbeamte 9OssriOn,
beioe BON ct. gau1. %sst0Dtet. BAL
idgiere puroen ieins psrlsBt.
Su MaRtdto ipurne Trant
Smith. Der GrmorouHe oes oOrligen
6armers s. s. 9eobeter dngetlugt,
oes NOross i'm 1. @roOe i6uloig be-
f%unOen. llr.sr osrielbsn qntIage
nno ists bic Satin Oss @rmDroeten
prOoeIirt.
9uf Der nIefaba 3ange"
Fielen pas MlOIniuenbaus. bds Eager
bous, bic slsctriide NsrfitGite unb bic
3immermannsirsrfit Der Moamss
Spruce @rube init einsm @erIuit BON
$4,000 einem granOe gum GpFer.
Serluit an Mlenidenlsben lit nidi gu
betlagen.
Den 6ldmmenton erlitt oas 81
idbrige S06tsrdeu Der auf elmer 6arm
bel RplliRgFOne pobnen0en
6dmilie Otto Start, inOem ss bsim
Spielen nit 6euer isius 3leioer in
brano iebte. uno 0ltf gleide Meiis err
litt ous 3iGbrise 5odtsrdeR Der 5az
Mile Sob. Waltsrs gu Gbe # er k=
bensgefdbrli6e 8rdnoipunoen. 6rml
8aIters tpuroe bel i6rsu Rsttunsspsr=
luten ebeHfduS ihIimm p%erbrannt.
8uditdbli9 gu 9rei sermalmt
uuroe in Der 4nIags Der Rortbsrn
9umber SO. 81 6 loquet Sol. @ars
lam, inoem Der $500 ihpsre Sammtr
elmer Ddmpframme auf i'm berabe
iduls.
Sn urneB erIhoB Der aeiisse
f6lpd6e % Sabre allie 8. 6olmquilt
ieinn Batter uHO bradte aud ieinem
9ruoer ihipere 9srIeBuneen lei.
SH Renoille Siderte Elm
6euer ben 6armer @lebator uno 0m.
6offmonH's Speihsr Elm.
- SIN 0ifrictsgeri6i in Duluth
tpuroe Wilb. Sdreiber Der Grmors
oung 6rant WaHdpuI's 5u Mfbpas
n q iduIOig seiprOdeu unO 81 lsbenss
ldngIider 3udtbausbdft Oerurtbeilt.
Der gsIhdfistbeil Der 0rtIddft
9orbiner purOs nit einem Sdas
ben BON $100,0 900 ourh 6eusr 5sritOrt.
II 4nop Sones, Der bic 8aut non
y ugbD ruinirt BADEN ion, lit gegeH
SteIluns BON $4,000 8iirgi9aft auF
ireien SUB seiebt pOroen. Gr ioa i'm
Sanuarz3 ermin oes 9unOesgeriats
proeeNirt peroen.
~ 3u 3olnd p~erirrte ii6 bic IA
Sabre aIts 3odtsr bon. Smut Duff
lunO in einsm Sdneessit0ber uno fdno
zen 9oo bur @ririeren.
Der Bel 9enturid dnfdhige
junge 6armsr 6p. 9dper brad ourh
Stun pom WageH oas Genid.
@ouD. 8nrfe bat cine 8elpbs
nung BON $500 auf tie @rgreifung II.
lleberfibrung Oes WorDers oOsr Der
WiOr0er 3euneib Mcaen3ie's ausge.
ieBt. btr am 16. Oct. in Mneta err
morost murOe uno bic Biirser ron
Aueta baben 1866 fir ben eeiden
3ped se5eidRet.
glib pnkntn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
NiIAersNIaIen.

<sttNtE slztuttF.
Dale 8lloer Hno 0er8r0Bsrs rdh 4bos
tcgrophie. Gel uuo 9SaIeriarben oosr
and arsiosbiloer - 4ae Nrbsit earans
tin, ano asEau nab 9eteGung ausass
Iabrt- Dldu iaislbs an.
1etu llIlmer ATS. 1Ue.
Edc Waibinetcn 81. 1lilDaufee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

Mag 120gfcrr ts ea5ner. gntsu.
80 aafis rHa Zlrtens
,fn 3QreeH assaafet Qheehdztff MO
fEsH feiifofrt. taa7ef. t1er L. Nrrts
ntaNtiuen 81 r.-p sae7 4ff4ifn. Nrgs
49, ur1t er1aas -Gel.Fcrn- 1fitt 4
yeats iurA eitta sr9sea l6 sdhriaen
edt1l1s.
=. r. Nesbsrt. He $40. Nsnkato. Nlsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

unsIuds gapiteL -
geim Rsinissn Der 8ottiHs in 0sr gfs
Der sroBeH Bsrberbottihe in Der pie
ter e 9osspiden Gerbersi uuros Der
35idhr;ae 4rbsiter Better Gogmoret
von giftiasn @oisn ibsrDd4iot uno
iaHo ON @riidnnss.O6. - 9er Ga
jahrSas Maurer 6earn 5oplsg. go.
492 5rsbsrid 4Ds.. ftHr5ts in ieinem
6sim bic asItrtEsppe hinab un0 erIaa
sinsm Std0tIbrHh. - 9er 2 Sabre
ate Sobn beg an ber sSanss3ins
9lautroao i'm 1oDu Gretnftlo pohHs
hafan 6armsrs S0hn8reibte ieb:e fsis
re 9Isissl beim Spisisn an Riihens
oftn ii grrno unD nuroe 70 f6re9lih
psgbraH7t. oab Il rarb. au6 be
mrisr trao bsi ibrsH Rsttunes5erfus
6.n i6limms 8paHepuu0sn b1oor.-
Sri tiutr frfolss dnes2sds in ben 2eis
tnnssr6brsn srioEgtsnGcssrpIoHon ers
III 6. r. Gmsri1n, 80. 649 TaiIs
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
HOLDUP MAN SHOT BY
A SPECIAL POLICEMAN
Victim of Bandit Shouts for
Help and Receivers Property

Coming upon two highwaymen Just
as. they had completed robbing A. ].
Mayse, a%miller, Special Policeman Al
bert w. Kaufman shot one of the two
robbers when he attempted to escape
and placed him under arrest. Mayse was
on his way to his home at 2031 Dupont
street, late last night. when he was
attacked by two men near Montgomery
street One of the men held him by
the throat while his companion
searched his pockets and took gold
watch and sum of money.
As soon as Mayse was able to speak
he demanded the return of his property
and cried for help. Kaufman appeared
on the scene and ordered the highway
men to surrender. Both started to run
and Kaufman chased one man. The Of
ficer fired one shot in the air to
frighten the thief, but this only made
the man run the faster, and then Kauff-
man took aim at his body.
The bullet struck the robber in the
thigh and he fell to the street. After
sending the wounded highwayman, who
said his name was E. Lopas, to the hos
pital, Kaufman found near the spot
where Lopas fell a watch and a.pocket
book, which Mayse identified as his
property. The second robber escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
WIFE SHOOTS AT
PRYING HUSBAND
Henry Sparber Tries to Get
Evidence for Divorce and
Gets Into Trouble

OAKLAND. Jan. 1.-THE domestic
troubles of Henry Sparber, a pawn
broker and hardware dealer of s45
Broadway. and his wife, Rose Sparber,
which have been aired in the divorce
courts recently, took a dramatic and
well nigh fatal turn last night when
Mrs. Sparber is alleged to have sent a
bullet whizzing close to her husbands
head because he insisted on prying into
what she considered her private affairs.
According to the police Mrs. Sparber
spent last evening in the company of
Frank Vierra, saloon keeper of lower
Broadway. The couple were seen to
enter a lodging house in Fifth street
near Franklin, and the report reached
Sparber's ears Eager 10 obtain evi-
dence which might be used in a cross
complaint to his wife's divorce suit, he
hastened to the house. He smashed a
window leading into the room occupied
by his wife and Vierra. whereupon Mrs
Sparber is said to have seized a re-
volver and fired at her husband.
officers who went TO the house took
Vierra and Mrs. Sparber into custody
and also Sparber. The trio are now in
the city prison.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
CEREMONIES MARK
PASTORS FAREWELL
Rev. p. c. MarfarIane Bids Adieu
at Church Dedication

ALAMEDA, Jan. 1.-THE formal
dedication of the First Christian church
took place this afternoon, and the .cere-
monies marked the farewell of the re-
tiring pastor and the builder of the
church. Rev p c. Macfarlane. who
leaves Alameda to assume the secret
taryship OF the Disciples of the Broth
erhood of Christ of the Christian. church
Of the United States, with headquar-
ters at Kansas City.
The house of worship was construct
ed during the pastorate of DR.. Mcfar-
lane, which began seven years ago. 1t
was completed more than a year ago
and has been in constant use by the
congregation, but had never been for
mally dedicated The church is To-
Gated at the northeast corner of Park
and San Jose avenues.
DR.. Macfarlane had been holding
meetings in Oregon. and owing to de-
layed trains from the north arrived at
the church this afternoon just in time
to deliver his farewell address.
The program of the dedication and
farewell was as follows:
Organ prelude; doxology invocation Rev l..
p. Russell. presentation of keys, James II. Bur
ton; acceptance, A. n Daniels: congratulatory
words. Rev. Frank s. Brush and Rev Willsie NJ
Lahen, pastor elect; sermon. DIR. Fl. O. Breeder;
dedicstory prayer. Rev. P. c. Macfarlane; dedi-
cation. by the people standings hymn; benedic-
tion, Rev Z. W. burst.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
Suburban Brevities

ADDRESSES Y. M. C. A-BerkeIey, Jan. IL.
Rev. ". II. Matthew pastor OF the Trinity
Methodist church. addressed the regular Sunday
afternoon meeting of the Berkeley Young Mems
Christian association today. choosing for his
subject. The Main Chance
ADVERTISE CoUNTY-San Mateo. Jan. ~
Ten thousand attractive booklets copiousiy Illus
trsted with photographs. have been issued by
the San Mateo board Of trade descriptive of the
advantages Of the city and surrounding terri
poses.
BISHOP breaches Berkeley. Jan. r..
Rev. Edwin II. Hughes. d. d.. bishop of the
coast conferences Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. preached at Trinity Methodist church
this morning bis discourse was drawn from
seen and yet have believed
LODGE INSTALLs oFFICERS-PaIo Alto.
jan 1.-THE lodge Of Odd Fellows Of MaydeId
have installed the following officers: S. Fried
man. noble grand; William Clemo, vice grand: {:
J. p. Schaefer, recording secretary; 2. McInnis
K. Allbee, warden; James Mynstead conductor:
NJ Masconi, inside guard; NJ. Popovich, outside
guard.
EDUCATOR TO LECTURE-oakiand, Jan. II.
President Jordan of Stanford university will
deliver a lecture, the first of a series under the
ciation, at Chabot hall. Eleventh and jefferson
streets, January %. His subject viii be .'Tstsf-
r1la IN Samoa, the story of Robert Louis Ste
venson in the south seas. Admission VIII be by
card only
AMATEUR Observation-Disclosures City. Jan.
l4---Ihe amateur musicians OF this city have
perfected musical organization, which will
furnlsn the orchestral music at the Christian En-
deavor convention to convene here April II
Inc Following officers have been elected: A.
Kirkpatrick: president: George Bettin. secretary
treasurer Clifton Noodhama manager: R. s.
Dodge, director
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
ARMY OF CATERPILLARS
INFESTS SAXON FOREST
Trees in Danger Through Raw
ages of the Pest

A report from Consul Carl Bailey
Hurst states that fears are entertained
in the Plauen district of Saxony that
many of the forests will be destroyed
in part, if not altogether, by the raw
ages of caterpillars of the moth called
by local entomologists Ocneria mo-
nacha, and popularity known as nuns or
black arches. Under date of August
20 he writes:
This species is particularly harmful
to coniferous trees, in which SaXony
abounds. Although at home through
out Germany, it's arrival in increased
country was noticed with some appre-
hension few weeks ago. 1t was sup
posed that its appearance was only
sporadic and temporary. FOStered by
no one knows what favorable condi-
tions, literally clouds of the moths
have developed of late. Localities that
were exempt are now infected by moths
road. Attracted by the light, they
have clung at night to the slower NOV
ing accommodation trains and have
been transported from forests where
the plague is present to others hitherto
free
and elusive, the struggle is an unequal
one with the chances in favor of the
moth. In case nothing effective can be
accomplished at once. 1t is believed that
by another year the insects will multi
ply thousandfoIo III their natural
enemies. the birds, and their own dis
eases, which together have in the past
en- them materially. it is hoped that
some climatic change will cause them
to disappear with the same uncanny
suddenness that they came. =
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
STANFORD INVITES
NOTED SPEAKERS
English Author and Craftsman
Will Lecture at University
Tonight and Wednesday

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Jan. IL
The Stanford university faculty com
mittee on public exercises has decided
to hold assemblies of the community
and invite well known men to appear
before the students DR.. Bert Estes
Howard has invited the speakers.
among whom will be C. R. Ashbee. the
author. artist and craftsmanship work
London, who is known for his work in
the Sums; Guglielmo Ferrero, the
famous Italian historian; Bishop E. H
Hughes, former president of DePauw
university; Rev. Charles R. Brown of
Oakland. and Charles F. Dole. pastor
of the Jamaica Plains Unitarian church,
located near Boston. c. r. Ashbee will
deliver lecture at the university to-
morrow night and speak before the as
sembled students on Wednesday.
Stanford glee and mandolin club men
will give a genuine blackface minstrel
show in Assembly hall February 30.
Prof r S. Adams, who recently came
to Stanford from the University of In
diana, outlined his views on the recent
decision against the leaders of the ma
tional labor unions in an address at the
last meeting of the local Economics
club. He summed the situation up as
one in which both parties erred. The
Economics club members elected the
following officers: d. c. Boyd, '0S, of
San Jose, president; c. B. Bradford, 'O9,
Of Chicago, vice president, and H. w.
Beard. '0s, of San Francisco, secretary
treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-18
ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
CITY CAMPAIGN Is
WITHOUT CONFLICT
Mayor Mott and Associates
Will Probably Be Nominated
Without Opposition

OAKLAND, Jan. 17.-With only a
simmer in the political pot and the pri-
maries only 10 days off, the municipal
campaign is without a conflict over the
Offices This situation is due to the
fact that the municipal administration
of the last four years. headed by Mayor
Frank X. Mott, has proved eminently
satisfactory to the great mass of the
people. There has been manifest de-
sire shown on the part of the voters
and citizens generally TO continue the
progressive program which has been
conducted by the mayor and his asso-
ciates.
City Treasurer Edwin Meese, ap-
pointed to that position several months
ago, succeeding r. B. Aver, will be
named without opposition for re-elec-
tion, as will Assessor George Gross.
In the various wards no special con-
tests have thus far been observed.
Councilman Harold, Everhart is can
didate to succeed himself from the first
ward. He has Joined forces with j. r..
MacGregor for councilman at large.
Councilman Albert H. Elliot will be
returned from the second ward. Coun-
Gilman A. f. Stiefwater will have the
administrations support in the third
ward. ]. F. Swart is a candidate, hav-
ing failed of appointment by Mayor
Mott when a vacancy occurred in the
third. Councilman NJ. r. Bronner will
be the renominated candidate In the
fourth ward as will Councilman Ben
H. Pendleton in the fifth and Council
man W. j. Baccus in the fifth. The
East Oakland republican club has in
dorsed L. N. Cobbledick for councilman
from the seventh ward and r. c. Vose
as nominee for councilman at large.
The republican nominees at large will
be MacGregor, Councilman Eugene
Stachler, r. c. vose and Councilman
Oliver Ellsworth. president of the pres
ent council.
Interest centers somewhat in the
board of education, as the members to
be elected this spring viii choose a city
superintendent of schools. The incum-
bent, ]. W. McClymonds, will be a can
didate for reelection for a four years
term. 1t is understood that Directors
+. NJ Greenwood and c. II. Redington
will not be candidate for reelection.