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beloved son of Edmond J. and Ellen NJ. Muir.
ply, and brother Of D. NJ, T.. f.. j. ] and
Madge M Murphy of Oakland. native OF
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tMon-
from the funeral parlors of McManus & Free
man. Seventh and Castro streets. Oakland,
QUEEN high mass win be celebrated for the
repose of his soul. commencing at $3.50 a. M
mterment st. Mary's cemetery.
MURPHY-In this city. September 10. 1909.
Mary. dearly beloved wife of Michael Murphy.
and devoted mother Of Mary A.. Katherine
and and Mrs. o. F. J Iange. native of Ireland
New York papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tues
day. September 81. at $50 a.. M, from her
late residence. 1243 Tenth avenue, Sunset.
thence to St. AIMS church, where a requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose
of her soul. commencing at 8 a. m. lnterment
Holy Cross cemetery, by electric funeral car
from Valencia and Twenty-eighth streets.
PATTISON-In Berkeley. September 10. 1909.
Thomas Pattison. native of Scotland, aged
G. years 10 months and 10 days.
pY-In Sunol, CAL, September II, 1909. Alfred
Py. dearly beloved husband of Anna Py and
loving father Of Marie Le Pleu, a native OF
Pont-de-Poitte. France, aged 63 years IL
months and Z days.
invited to attend the funeral at Oakland
crematory where the Ere remains % viii arrive s at
SCoTT-In Oakland September 49, 1909. John,
beloved husband of Ann Scott native of
Manchester, Eng, aged 81 years months and
10 days.
Won SEIBERLICH-In this city September IS,
1909. Edward H., beloved husband of Cecile
Won Seiberlich, native of Philadelphia Pa
aged As years 5 months and Is days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row tTuesdayl, September 21 \ 1909 at 9
O'Clock a. M. at st. Domnic's church. In
terment private Remains at the parlors Of
the Western Addition Funeral Directors. 1724
Devisadero street between Sutter and Bush.
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DEATHS

this city. September IS.
1903. Rose. beloved wife Of the late Zach
arias Adelsdorfer and loving mother of Ernest.
John and Louis Adelsdorfer of San Francisco,
William Adelsdorfer of New York city. Mrs.
Emma Bergman, Mrs. G. Lewis, Johanna and
Adele Adelsdorfer of this city and Mrs. Marie
Beyfuss of Mil Valley, Cal, native of
Furth. Bavaria, aged "A years and 10 months.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral today (Monday}. September 20,
Gray & Co., 21e6 Geary street corner Of
Devisadero. Interment private.
BEHE-In Castro Valley. Cal. September 10.
1909 Margretha, beloved wife of the late
Frederick Behn. and loving mother of Mrs.
A. Tychsen. Mrs II. Valentine. Frederick and
Louis Behn and the late William Behn, aged
as years 10 months and day.
Friends and acquaintances are requested to
attend the funeral services at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. II. Valentine. tomorrow Tues
day) September 81, at p m
this city. September 1s.
1909. at his late residence. 344 Charter Oak
avenue Francesca Berfuccelli beloved father
Of Porcari. Lucca, Italy, aged 65 years
BEvELL--In this city, September is. 1909.
Ethel Margaret Bevell. dearly beloved daugh-
ter OF Harry B. and Teresa Bevell. sister OF
May Bevel. and niece of Mrs d. d. Hunt,
Mrs. II. E.. F. Williams. Mrs j. L. Nc
tive Of San Francisco, Cal. aged Is years and
months.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today Mon
day.. September 20. 1909, at $50 a. ni-- from
the residence OF her parents. 643 Fourth ave-
OF the Sea church. where requiem mass win
be celebrated for the repose of her soui, COM
mencing at a.. Interment private.
BuRRows-In this city, september 10, 1909,
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Many Marksmen Face Tar
gets at Shell Mound

OAKLAND, Sept ia big delegation OF
shooters faced the Shell Mound targets today.
The Nationals. Of the best known shooting
clubs in the state, showed at the ranges ana IN
dulged in medal competition Scores:
Independent rifles, monthly medal shoot-Lieu-
tenant j. H. Kuhlke A. T. Schohay 4S, Ser
geant L. Mayer 4s p. volkman 50. F. Person
70, A. Christensen So, c. Schneider 30. F. An-
thony 80, c. Schilling A. A. Temple 4o O. J.
Doehring 50.
Shell Mound pistol and rifle club, rife, scores:
Champion class-M W. Hausner 214. PA; j. III.
hlassen 229; H. wobber 222. 20T; R. ]. Fraser
2l6 2l7 First class-k. o. kfndgren 1885, 2o2;
W. A. Siebe 1S2, 161: E. Schierbaum 1875, 209;
A. NJ Paulson 11S; a. Thomson 1871, 1Sf; T. j.
Poyey l91. 200; 6. Holstein 144 1872; W. L.
servis ls5, 1s2; c. Often l5e, 1G7. Second class
X Long 204, PIG; r. A. Summers 1873. 169;
{. ". Wnaley 16o. 14a; j. d. Phillips 165. ls5;
=. Paulson 1i3, l53; VI Nielsen I53 l61; Cap
!ain y. Larson 139, l29; J. Logne lis, l2U;
hleinenbroich ls4. 204; ]. G. Day i5S. 1s0; T.
son & ls4 l62; W. Guild 1ss, 155.
N; n; = Eraser Sc So; IL. A.. Harris 80, vi ;
,,s,s ", a; - siebe s.. So. Second cass-R A. Sum
lips 5s < apIaa Panson or siss 81 81 Il 4 S s. wilson
80 x; II. Wobber 70. s4 G. ". Whaley Sc,
81 Third elass--H. w Kleinenbroich SO, 60;
W. Guild IS, 60; L. Erickson 80, -: E. schier-
baum %. 20; W. G. Williamson Il, .o; A.
al henry %, 6S; NJ. W. Housner "A, So; Z. Poulsen
Golden West revolver club. monthly medal
snoot-F. Spencer ST. 81. So, 81 A. Spencer 81.
-, %. ID: III. A. Define Il. 81; E. Drummer 81
20, 16, 20.
Second weekly shoot. Oakland Bank of Saw
inss-F Cerini Al R. J. IIough 50. D.. A.
Baimore 12. F. A. Allarder TO- g. w. Ludl9w
%, r A. Thompson 80, E. L. Buzzell 40.
FIRST presbyterian Cadet Corps OF California,
nrst monthly medal shoot. Jacobson As,
- w crowley 40. ". L. Laughland 3S. II. c.
Hawhaker 36. c. Davis SO. j. Mitchell 81, d.
Coleman 32, P. DE- Smith 2S.
shoot-H. Kleinenbroich 379. B. Brunje 322,
Schmidt 161, R. Reinemann 160 E. Her
schel 159
Maccabee rifles. monthly medal shoot-Cor-
noral L. 6. Reno 3s. NJ A. Nathan Ss Sergeant
Harry MacAlpine 81 Captain E. D. Finley 50.
Corporal William Diehl 30. C. f. Petersen %.
j.. Leveira "a. Colonel George V. lie Roi "a.
Jen kennard %. f. v. Hollingsworth 16.
Nationals. rife scores made with Springfield
rifles at 200 yards range. C. de Wolf Al,
Q. Nolte 45. W. S. Grattan 49, f. J. Povey
a. A. f. Anderson AZ. c. B. Heinemann ~.
J.. E. Flynn Il, T. E. Pennington Al. I. Nc
Gilvery Il, G.; Leon 40, Fl. W. Mitchell 40;
H. Fl. Mitchell So. ". H. Kroencke 3s. Al
Cordes b, g.; L: Harvey SO. +. n Harris 30.
l.. F. Winchell Jr. "a. E. A. Hobbs "a. W. G..
Barber 32 E. Carr 80 G.. o: Harris 81, E. v.
Adams 80. w. Galbraith 81. V. ]. Anderson 27.
F. Bird 21, J. Davidson 10, d. ]. o'Haire IA.
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John Burrows, native Of Ireland aged 6S
years: A member of the Riggers' and Steve
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Tues
United Undertakers. 2eos Howard street near ear
Twenty second, thence to st. Johns church
Tor services at 80 p m. Interment Holy
coNLoN-An anniversary requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of the soul
Of the late Bernard ConIon. beloved husband
j., Laurence, Bernard L., Thomas F., James
E.. Mary. Frances and the late Joseph F. Con-
a. All M. at St. PatricP's church Relatives ii elon and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
cURLEY-In Colfax, Call. September IS, 1909.
crime and the late Thomas Curley. native
of Auburn. Placer county. Cal.
Interment Colfax cemetery today (Monday).
.DAvIs-In this city. September 10, 1909, Mary
Phelps and grandmother Of Mrs Lillian Nc
keon of Chicago, ILL.,. and Mrs. Myrtle Purdy
of this city. native Of Missouri. aged so
Remains at the parlors of n. Gray & Co.,
>2i9s Geary street corner Of Devisadero, and
will be shipped to Sacramento. CAL, this
Monday morning for interment.
DowNEY-In Berkeley. September 10. 1909
George W.. dearly beloved husband OF Maud
and Elizabeth Downey. % son son Of Andrew s'' and
Sarah Downey. and brother of Elizabeth and
MARI. Downey Of Berkeley and Mrs. Hugh
CISCO aged SO years 5 months and IA days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services tomorrow (Tuesday) aft
ernoon. September 21. 1909. at o'clock. at
his late home. 2730 Forest avenue, Berkeley.
EcKART-In this city. September 10. 1909
at the residence Of her parents. 2625 Broderick
street. Edna r.. beloved wife Of Nelson A.
Eckart. native OF San Francisco, CAL,
aged 30 years months and 16 days.
seas this y besses @ y
Fischer. devoted mother of William and Frieda
Fischer, and sister Of Mrs. A. Holzhueter,
Mrs. E. Ehrenwert. Mrs. Marie Harms. Mrs.
J. Gatje and Mrs. r. vrochliotti, native OF
Clausthal. Germany. aged AZ years II months
and IL days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Tues
dayl. September 21. 1909. at 2 o'clock p. M,
from her late residence, 1925 Sanchez street.
Interment Mount olivet cemetery, by car
riase.
FLEMING-In West Berkeley September 10
1909, Olga H.. beloved daughter of Charles
and Elsie Fleming native OF West Berke-
ley. ared months and % days.
HAwKEs-Tn this city. September 10. 1900.
James R.. beloved son OF Joseph and the late
Bridget Hawkes. and brother vof William
Hawkes.. Mrs. Fred J. Klenk and the late
Joseph and John Hawkes., native Of San
Francisco. aged 36 years and months.
Remains at the parlors OF the Henry J.
Gallagher company. 1914 Webster street be.
tween Ellis and O'Farreli- Notice Of funeral
hereafter.
HAzIEr1Nx-In this city, september 1s 1909,
John Hail Hazletipss bsloved husband Of
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Alyce HazletIne native of South Carolina,
aged 3S years and months.
mortuary chapel Of the Golden Gate Undertak-
ing Co.. 247a Mission street near Twenty first.
this 9 ey e 49, lso
Dorothy, beloved daughter of Olga and VII
liam Hennies, native of San francisco; Cal.
HE6S-In this city. September 10. 1903, Joseph
L., beloved husband OF Minna Hess. and father
of Teresa. Florence, Rebecca,. Elsie and Sig Sig
theimer, Mrs. Melanie Kahn. Mrs. Ben Selling
and Mrs. E. Sichel, native OF Donaldson,
Vile, La, aged 6s years months ana II
The funeral services will be held tomorrow
September , "a at a u eresk trse a inter- @
ment Home Of Peace cemetery, by train leav-
Ing Third and Townsend streets at 1850 a. M
JoRDAN-Ins this city. September 10, 1909
Francis NJ. dearly beloved son of John ].
and Mary c. Jordan, and loving brother OF
Ralph Noel and Cyril Jordan, native OF San
Francisco. aged 8 months and IL DAYS, DAYS. ,,,,.s
The funeral will take place tomorrow tues
day.. September 81. at P M, from tne
residence Of his parents. 1921 Hyde street
Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
KENNY-In Benicia Cal: september 10; 1909,
Patrick. beloved husband Of Elizabeth Kenny,
fa Rsnns .ns father Of Beon
of County Roscommon Ireland, aged ts years.
KLEINcLAUs-In this city. September 1s, 1909,
Gqstaye dearly beloved s husband Of a. angelins
10 months and % days.
The funeral will take place from bis bst1 late
Twentieth and twenty first streets, today
lMondayl. at 2 p. m. nterment private
KRAUSE-In this city, September Is 1903,
Ferdinand Il. S. Krause Jr.. dearly beloved
son Of Ferdinand R. s.. and Mary krause and
loving brother of Edith NJ. Cnauncey A.,
Shakespeare and Hazel krause and Mrs.
Emile ]. Lachmann. native OF San Fran,
cisco, CAL, aged % years IL months and 1
day. member Of Precita parior NO. ls1,
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
day (Monday). September 20, 1909, at
O'Clock .. M, from his late residence 1126
Alabama street. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
PRECITA PARLoR No. 1s7. N. $. G. W.
To the officers and members: You are hereby
notifed to attend the funeral Of our late
brother. F. r.. s. Krauses today lMondayl. at
p M, from his late residence, ll20 Ala
Of JAMES L. NOLAN. President
HARRY e.. CURTIS. Rec. Sec.
MARsHALL--In Oakland. September IS. 1909,
at 1908 Telegraph avenue, G. Knox, beloved
husband OF Julia E. Marshall and loving
father Of Pauline. Lila A., Laurence X. and
Reginald NJ. Marshall nntive OF Missouri.
aged 73 years months and days.
MoORE-In this city, September 10. 1909, So
phie Moore. dearly beloved wife OF the late
David Moore, and beloved sister Of Thomas
toria, B. c.. native Of Lancashire: Eng.
aged II years Remains at the parlors OF
Theodor Dierks Co., 300 Devisadero street
corner Of McAllister.
Au2RGY-At Sand Point. Idaho. Edmond =.
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executive committee for the month
dealt largely with statistical matter.
in which it was alleged that the fig
ures of japanese emigration and immi
grafton, compiled recently by Consul
General Nagai of Japan, We're not cor
rect. According to the figures COM
piled by Consul General Nagai there
has been a decrease of 5,00S in the
japanese population in Is months end
ing June 80, 1909. Regarding this re-
port A. e. YoelL the secretary of the
league, states:
"A mere glance at the consular
tables shows an error of 1872 in favor
of the Japanese. A careful summari-
zation of the consulis tables reduces
the decrease to 4,216."
Apart from lowering the figures of
the consul general Yoell, in his own
compilations, finds that instead of a
decrease of 5.00S in the Japanese popu-
lation in American territory during
the period from January /, 1908, to
crease of / 1,005.
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SIEGE CLUB TossEs BLooMER-

OAKLAND, Sept. 1s.-The Pastime
athletic club of Stege tossed bloomer
this afternoon when it inveighed 200
Oakland sports to journey to the pow
der town under the pretences of wit
Messing a fight between Jeff Perry and
Charles Sullivan. The prelirninarles
were billed to start at 2:3O, but the only
ber of sure thing gambling layouts
The town was running wide open and
the fights seemed to be subterIuge-
Kid McFadden and Willie U brien
McFadden won on points The second
pair of scrappers lost Themselves IN
the canyon and Perry and Sullivan re-
fused to go on because there was only
$40 in sight.
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HALF TON OF OPIUM
SEIZED BY OFFICIALS
Government Trades Forbidden
Drug for Medicines

MANILA, Sept. 19.-The insular gov
ernment soon will ship to the bureau
Of insular affairs at Washington nearly
half a ton of opium. the proceeds Of
many customs seizures
The government plans to dispose Of
the opium for medicinal purposes
among drug manufacturers, receiving
in exchange medicines for the use Of
hospitals, dispensaries and other gov
ernment institutions in the Philippines
Part of the proceeds will be distrib
uted among the informers who aided in
the seizures.
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Baseball Notes

Umpires Toman and Van Haltren will work
at Portland, while McGreevy will work single
handed here.
Jim Byrnes will not be forced to go with
Portland next season. Judge McCredie has
given him written lease. and he is free to
sign where he pleases. Byrnes has been
playing with Oakland. but Is no longer with
the club. Jimmy's health has not been the
best so he decided to quit for the season and
get back into shape While with Sacramento
be contracted malaria which left him In poor
condition to play. though he gamely stuck it
out.
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PLANS ARE DISCUSSED
TO INTEREST UNIONS
Asiatic Exclusion League Takes
Action to Increase Attendance

Plans for interesting the unions in
the work of the Asiatic exclusion
league was the main subject brought
up for discussion at the regular meet
ing of that body in Council hall yes
terday afternoon, the. matter arising
from the meager attendance of the
last few meetings
The question was thrashed out for
almost three hours and at the conclu-
sion fl was put into the hands of the
executive committee for solution
che report OF the secretary and the
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-20

INVESTIGATE sHAKY BRIDGEs-A tour of
inspection, including a rigid examination of the
Mission street viaduct and the Channel bridges.
vision Of public improvements and expenditures
of the Civic league. together with the organiza-
tion's engineers. The league members say they
are informed that the viaduct and bridges are in
very dangerous condition, hence the investi-
CATION.
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all was a dandy. 1t was won by the
Stevens-Duryea Cliff Onthank, at the
wheel, drove the fastest mile Nf the
day during the 10, going the course In
SO seconds. 1t was also the fastest 10
miles. the time being 10 minutes II 1-5
seconds.
Following are the official times:
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
Will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either Of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with. the name and residence OF persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-20

for the Winton. The Buick 40 took
the tead for three miles. when the
Winton went to the front and won out
NJ. j. Sullivan won the single cylin-
der five mile motorcycle race.
FASTEST MILE OF DAY
OF the remaining events the free for
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-20

Have You n Flat to Lett
If you have a house or flat that is
vacant advertise it in the Want Ad
section of The Call and it will not
remain vacant long. Phone your ad
to Kearny So.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-20

PARISH PICNIC ARRANaED-Members of
Monticello park next Thursday. A large sale of
tickets has been reported to Rev. P. R. Lynch.
A list OF prizes is reported By the committee
on games.
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BIRTHS

ALPERs-In this city. to the wife of william
Alpers. daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-20
MEErrNGs-sunday

LOTTIE BUSwELI-. spiritual medium readings.
lessons daily circles every night l5os WE'D
sfar st
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-20

POSITION as governess or companion by refined
lady, competent teacher In German. French.
plano; best references. Box II, Cali office.
Alameda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

The political revolution in far
hoy IL firing all Europe Royalty
aud the privileged clauses are max
INK strenuous efforts to prevent The
blaze that burst forth IN Constant.
nople from spreading, but the rum
bling ana acothIng underneath tho
surface threatens TO cause crip.
lions. despite all the precautionary
methods that may be- Invoked
France ia In a turbulent state on
account u tho Clemenenan govern
mont. amarilng under The dafeai adj
minlslerod BY the striking public
service employees. lorbidding those
workers from Joining the GENERAL
Federation u Trades
King Edward n said 10 have ad
yissd Premier clemeneeau TO stamp
out the sentiment Of organization Ia
the government service. as Il would
lead 10 anarchy" II il doubtful
whether Edward gave such advice,
for not only are many British gov
6fhmont workers organized but
lust now Winston Churchill ID steer.
Ink a bill through parliament that
will virtually result 10 organizing
tho employees Of government con
tractors. The latter slii be 70
CURED to Join trade boards. CON
posed Of government officials. en-
ployefr and workmen. with power
TO IN wages. hours. etc Then,
again. tho liberal party seems 10
have accepted the principal imme
diate demsndg OF the eocialiatlo 10
Dor party. The privileged class IL
20 DO taxed to the limit to furnish
work for the unemployed, pay old
age pensions. government infuft
ance. and 10 forth. and the London
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
These Well-knOwn Makes
Included

Here you'll fipd the very latest catalogue styles
OF virtually all the standard and most desirable makes
strictly brand new-at prices which make buying
now positive duty. Included are such famous
pianos as the Kinball, Pease, Lester, Hobart NJ.
Cable Marshall Wendell, Story & Clark sehu-
man, Bell Cook & CO.. Schubert, Johnston, Halle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

control " iho radoaa 60.
ana dump OH nll he pfiyils .ais'sli
eonage. and force hem u = y
WORK Tho Young rufks hs 4
ia communication win - ~
national socialist bafass. IN w ,ais
quafln1 ai HruHasIs. ~ n -,
Wlich bureau 40 he p'lsfi
labor examinations. poiiflesl ' -.
d1atfial afa affiliated ~. - b
many points NJ agfaemesi ~. y
NE Young forks snd M ,. .''s'si
and while lhe latter. rbo ssi
fighting force NJ ffpfasss,., ~
every parliament in Eam mn y
guarded ln thelr ntterauoss y
certain that they pfoinlsea
moral support 10 The Turklsh ~
lnilonlni7, o.'n 70 he point !, ~ y
clpitailng o. coup q siat =
country whoae alles Aiisms,.,
come ~ ihe rescue Of the Old , ~ '
IN TURKEY nH
Many Americans xhs btld. a..
selves on Keeping sbfssa !,
times perhaps hardly realm
p0rieni0uH changes that =. =
pending ACROSS The Atlsrtie y.
regimes and dyuastles ars ~
bling before tha new, so,,s' ~.
nmbitiouh and militant mogsn.... !.
democracy Political, eeonomls
clal and even rellgi0us pflnss,..s
that have been thought nssfss 4,
immune from attack are belnx ~
y challenged by The modern ssr-.
racy. aud The fact that fsfisr q
merry the most backward na,is. .
In tho vanguard Indicates Al Z.
new day 81 rapidly dsvnlhr =.
privilege Will pass from The an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
LABOR'S AFFAIRS

papers reflect me faet that Premier
Asquiiha budget reported a few
days ago. 40 meaning socialism
has created tremendous discussion
mostly favorable. which Wiil Keep
Edward ana hln crowd busy
The cable dispatches give yey
lltils information about the bitter
~ hostile sentiment that IL daily
growing IN Germfhy against En-.
poror william and his Glass who
arc attempting 10 break The backs
Of the wealth producers with Dfead
nnuRhta and other war pafnpher
ualia Some NJ the Berlin de
paichea undoubtedly inspired.
would have you believe that the
German people are becoming great
~ pulled 40 with patriotic pride
because Of the expansion Of the
army and navy !, ~ not true The
masses are being driven Ia the
point Of rebellion by the tax goad
and every election held shows IN
gains for the social dem.
ocraia. who arc sweeping all the
leading cluea. including kiei En-
perOr Williams principal naval de.
pot II Il Ia finally established
that Emperor William has been
writing letters again, aud really ad
yised the sultan Of Turkey to In
anFnrAte q massacre 70 secure for
eign Intervention. and defeat the
revolutionary Young Turks. then
that monhrchs head will lie uneasy
and he will BE- lucky II he does not
meet the fate OF Abdul fiamid
There viii be no international
war In Europe The rulers have got
plenty 10 DO Al home 70 keep the
I'D on the revolutionary proleiariat.
who, besides demanding the right 10
10 raise wages and fla
hours Of toll. are aiming to acquire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

Local Norwegiana are today col.
ebfating the anniversary Of their
natal day. the day on which the
constitution was adopted In Nor
way. aud the celebration will close
tonight with a bis program Of
speaking and music In Dreainland
rink, Frank Olesoh will be the
speaker Of he day. Thomas II
Hulderup, the Norwegian consul.
will deliver a speech Of welcome
and heaides the other speeches
there will be several Norwegian
folklore and national songs. The
committee which arranged the
program includes ?. tiioa. n Han.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
TAMPERED WITH
GRAND JURY

j TusLA, Okla. May Il = Upon
notion Of the government Judge
Marshall Of Utah. In the United
siaton circuit court here has dis.
missed tho grand fury inpaneled
hast Tuesday to reinyeatlkate the
Mubkogec town lot fraud eaasa
Judge Maehnll upheld the govern
mehta contention that tie Jury had
boon subjected to improper In
flucncoa
The motion TO dismiss tho Jury
was made because It failed to find
indictments against c " Turner
and W. T. iluiohingn
Following the dismissal. Judge
Marshall ordered another grand
Jury " 10 men 10 report tomorrow
Judge Maruhell also ordered all
Witnesses subject 10 the call Of he
court.