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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-14

improved realty only, and the i'm
proYementS on the same must be in
suTed with loss payable to the mort
gagees, thus affording protection in
event of fire. We insist upon the
prompt payment by the mortgagOTs OF
the taxes, etc.
An attractive feature of the loans
made by us is in the payment of the
interest quarterly, or every three
months, instead of semi annually or
annually, as is frequently the case in
Other cities, and also the prompt re-
mittance by US to clients of interest
on the day that same becomes due
We thoroughly investigate the title
before making loan, and guarantee
every loan that we make"
Il have lived in Pensacola for ten
years and during that time have been
closely connected with the real estate
interests of the city" said D. Hale
Wilson. Ten years ago We had a
town of about 1900 people, and now
it is more than twice that size. Real
estate values have increased in many
parts of the city from 100 to 500 per
cent, and no where has there been
any depreciation in values, even dur
ing the financial panic Of last fall.
Business of all kinds has increased
rapidly. We have now thousands of
dollars invested here where we ha0
hundreds a few years ago. We have
better banking facilities than any city
of the size in the South. One of the
greatest signs of improvement is the
great tendency towards handsome
buildings. both business and resi-
denCe. Where ten years ago we had
One-stoTy buildings on the principal
business streets, We now have three,
four, five and eight story buildings
and in the very near future the mag
nificent bank building on the corner
of Government and Palafox streets,
with its ten stories, will he occupied.
The great improvement in hotels is
also TO be. noted, and with the COM
pIetion of the new $780, 900 hotel we
viii not be behind any city in the
South, as TO providing for luxury and
comforts for the travelling public. I
will not try 70 tell you of the harbor
and the great shipping interests. Just
refer 10 the report of the Chamber OF
Commerce and get the actual figures
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-14
STEADY
And Satisfactory Growth of the Union
Central Life Insurance Company
A Great Cincinnati Institution.

The Union Central Life Insurance
Company OF Cincinnati is an institu-
ton OF which the people OF Cincin-
natl and the state or Ohio may well
be proud. From small beginnings II
has, IN 40 years, become the largest
financial institution of the state, and
continues to enjoy a steady and salts
factory growth in all departments of
its business. FOTty-twO years ago.
when il made its first annual state
ment, the company had assets of only
Sl33,3e9, and reported rs entire
amount of insurance in force only ST.
036,650. At the close Of the Business
on December 81, 1898, the assets
amounted TO the great sum of S67,-
933, 245-40, and its policy holders were
protected by insurance Of $3.50 ,06T,-
10000 More important, however.
than the remarkable growth OF the
company, and more crediC20la 10 the
spirit OF its officers and managers, Is
the fact that these great gains have
been made WITHOUT recourse to in
proper and Objectionable methods,
but that the company has always
been conducted In the interest Of its
patrons. and in a manner that has
deserved and earned their confidence
and good Will
The first efforts Of a life insurance
shsuId be directed 70 max
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-14

It's death rate and expenses have al
ways been very low, it is enabled to
grant insurance to its policy holders
at less cost than has any other stand
ard old-line company.
1t is because Of its excellent record
in these Tespects-safe investments,
high interest earnings, low mortality,
Low expense and attention to the in
terests of its policy hoIders-that the
Union Central of Cincinnati has at
tanned the enYiable reputation which
il now enjos.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-14
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-14
COME Ssion.

Thomas-"Hello, there. What ara
you in for?"
PolI-"why-er-for numbering the
kings English'!"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-14
Sure to BAG Something.

Now hieth NimTod to the wilds
OF forests and lagOOns;
He'll bag hippo and Crocodiles-
Or bag his pantaloOns.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-14
PENSACOLA
REAL ESTATE

(contInued from Page Fourtesn)
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
ne.,s. ., presentation ., petition

State OF Colorado. County Of otsro.
Is.
In the matter Of the proposed forma-
ton of THE Holbrook Irrigation
District" NOTICE
To all Land Owners and others IN.
terested In the proposed formation
Of THE HoiLrook Irrigation Dis
trict'':
Notice Is hereby given that on
Monday. the 18th day OF April, A. ID.
1909, at the hour OF Eleven O'Clock
In the forenoon of said day. at the
office OF the County Commissioners
In the Court House of the County OF
Otero, Colorado. in La Junta. Colo
rado. the undersigned committee.
duly appointed for said purpose. will
present to the Honorable Board OF
County Commissioners OF the said
County OF Otero, Colorado, a petition
in words. letters and figures as fol-
lows, to-wit:
State Of Colorado. County of otero.
Before the Honorable Board OF Coun-
ty Commissioners. Of said County
and State.
In the matter OF the Organization OF
the Hoibrook Irrigation District.
PETITION
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Otero County.
Colorado:
Gentlemen: We, the undersigned.
citizens of Otero county. Colorado. re-
spectfulIy represent and show, that
We are resident free-holders. owning
lands within the District hereinafter
described.
That we desire TO make provision
for the irrigation of the lands In
said District. so far as may be prac-
ticable, and pursuant TO and under
the provisions of An Act OF the Cen
eral Assembly OF the State Of Colo
rado. entitled IAN ACT IN RELA-
TION TO IRRIGATION DISTRICTS" "
approved Oh the third Gay oil May,
a. d. 1905; we propose the organiza-
tion into an Irrigation District of
the following area or district, lying
wholly in Otero County, Colorado.
to-wit: Beginning al the headgate
of the Lake Canal at point on he
north bank of the Arkansas river.
and following down said canal in a
southeasteriy direction. until 1t
strikes the township line between
townships twenty-five t22l and TWEEN
ty-three C23l south OF range fifty
six 1861 west of the sixth principal
meridian 10th p. NJ. thence east
along said township line to point
on the east boundary Of the Arkan-
sas Valley Railway. thence In north
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27

Rsssas oalsA prsa,~ Typssrsssrs.
~ - f1gn1sA ensesgy rseul1k
an1tA rrsl1ss q ~ Dg1ssA -
~ a1aGaaose - Cen1s1l o. -
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
ALFALFA SEED

Graded. tested and thoroughly &c.
climated Western Grown is the mos,
for your planting. We are the lars-
est dealers In the West. Buy ron
headquarters. Samples and boosle.
free Write to-day.
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27

At which time and place all land
owners and others interested in the
proposed formation Of the said The
Holbrook Irrigation District" may be
and appear and then and there show
cause. II any there be. why said pro.
posed District should mot be bound
ed ~ set forth In said above writ
ten petition
In witness whereof the said com
hands this z5th day q March. A. p:
n I. HsrEP.
". =. STANTON.
J. u BBfsN8fT,
Co0nittes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Bic Hcuulutiun in Colombia.

0oNotn, Colombia, ~. <li. -
Ter omcrifoniidc @Cionotc in So.
Iombiu, elliot Nortbcott, lit bo0urfl,
6uB 0ic HcpolutionGrc ulc ECrfchrS.
mittcl, oltd) oic GompicrIinien, in
Gontrolc hobcn, alli icincr NciIc nod
@o0oto IN Wo|rranouiQa u~lligcbolten
iuor0cn.
Bon Der Hc9icrunA o%ltagCGcbcnc
omtlifc Wittbcilulgcl iibcr Den 2llf,
Itano bIcibcn mcitcr bel Der 9cboups
ting, bic rcpplittionGrc @cnc9rutN lei
lcoi8lid) cine lofolc Nn0clcacnbcit III
@orronolillo.
@ob inBton :. g., IL. S,li.
- ScnOr 8u5nlnn, Der colonbiuni.
Ifc @citGitstr0gcr, bot belltc ooS
Stont9 Scportcncnt benad)ritti0t,
0oB lid Ole &nlur9cntcn Nrmcc iibcr'
Gcbcu bat mo DOB oic Hepolltioll
IL Colombia porilbcr lit. 9orron-
orilu bciin0ct lid nicOcr in 0Glloer
Der Hc9icrrng. IS gclnllg. Den
9iuiItono obnc icgIifcu Gonilift Elm
Cnoe ST nlndIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Tlndjt ans Sibirien.
8ulliidc StrGilin9e iicgcn in eillelt
@eiedt nit apiudcn.

Scottlc @oib, ~. Suli. -
Sobn ". &cllp, Elm bon 8ei6oftss
rcilcn in Sibirien un0 Nlasfa 5urild.
%gefebrter 9iirger, er51blt, ooB cine
an5obl politiidcr Str1ilin9c aus
Dem Snncrn BON Sibiricn eltilobeu
Iinb mo oos OItfop bon Sibiricn 81
crrciden ill6en, i1t Scr tS%ofinnng,
ltof AlaStn SIT c%ntfonlnleil. Die
&rnoe bicruou lit llnd) Hiifni Der
1900 Weilcn pom Sitfop entierntcn
Souptitabt bes 8ouucruements Sail.
mast, am IS. Mtai gclnngt untb @oll-
pcrlleur Setntnn &n0inifoff iulote
Iofort cine Sottie &oiaden oen Slid.
tigcn nod. Ser 3uiommcnltob CT.
iolgte lngeiGbr brnoert Meilcn BON
Der aiiitc, Die aoiofcn muroen &C.
idJlagen uno buBtcn utgef0br licben
Sobte Gin. Setuon aoQinifoff
ionote oorollf cineu Courier an beu
Gommanoanten bon SItfap lu1o oen
8ouperncur bon Glooipoltof, neld)'
Stbterer Elm aononenboot 5llnl Nb'
potroliiaircn Der 9iiIte nboronctc.
Sebten Hodridten juiolee poren Die
6liihtigen in tSo(ge BON Serlulten
in aGmpfen nit aoioden uno Ginges
bcrencn ltlo BON gntbebrlngen oilf
5fron5ig 5uiommcn gcif)mol5en. Sic
boben Ioricr gepliinoert unlb berell
9cmobner ongcgriifenZ aber MIR
oann, penn linen Die ucrlongten
Robrlngsmittel, Sunbe unb Hetun.
tbiere perpcigert lporoen luoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
llc6cr Die @renie nadl &anaba.

SRI. Stlort, Die bolpti0dlihe 3eu-
gin i'm Sutton.6olle, aus ibrer
@eimotb in GittSburg peridpup-
ncn.- Sbre @ricie an lieutenant
Slttton'S Wllttcr.
EittSburg, So, ~. Guli. -
SRI. Don 6. Stlart, Die iunge Do
me, nm 0crentmiQen 5lpiid)en Dem
2ieutenont Sames Sutton mo eini-
gen leiner aameraoeu in annapolis
Der Strcit %entItanoen iein ioQ, IN oent
lieutenant Slltton idIieBli6 Den 600
fouo, uno oeren 3cugniB fir Die
8ieoeraufnobme Der llnterilldung
oober BON boditer 8ihti9feit lit, lit
ploblid pcridlpunoen. Mon mciB
pom ibr MIR, ooB iie iibcr Die cnnooi.
ide @ren5e gcfobrcn lit, uno DAP tic
bon oortber ntittbctlte, JIG mer0e 10
bolo nid)t luiCoer fonmcn. Sic Der
lieB Sittsbrrg ploslid pGbrcno Der
Haft gum 80. sunni, nadJocm tic
n'ebrerc @rieic erboIten botte mo in
lDrem &ogirbouie bon 5pei Sreitnocn
mebrmolS bellt6t morocn mar. IS
lptro ollgemein angenommer, ouB
sri. Stliort Oic 9teiie unternubm, INN
nidt Dor Der 1lnteriu6ungs- Commit
lion ousIagen SIT miiiicn.
SRI, Stuort itebt iif nit ibrer ci.
genen 6omiIic ifleft uno lebt ldon
lett Subren nid)t in Dem Sauie ibreS
8oters, %ionoern in aoitb1uicrn. Sbrc
Stlefmllttcr lagte, olS iie nad ibr &C.
irogt purbe: Sd pun6erc mid uci.
ter nid]t, Dab Wtop IN oieie ODER Gbn=
lltc 8eldldten bincin gejogen miro.
Sic lit iebr eigenmilig uno leid)tIin.
mig mo bat oesbulb ibr @lternbaltS
oerlaIicn mitlien. Sd meiB MIR, ooB
lie nit elmer gan5cn An5obl SffiSicrc
in annapolis pcrfebrtc. S6 Suttpn
babel mar, meiB i) niht. Mop mar
INNER duBcrit ihwcigiom mo 500
Nicman0cn in tbr Sertrnuen. 9ie
Tc9ierlung miro iolrc Otiibe bobcn,
ais ibr ctmas berolls 81 bringeL BON
Dem tic u%lgcnifcinlid) nifts iogclt
nil. 8ielei6t mGre cs ein gar5 gut
ter @coonfc, penm Sri. Smiley IN
annapolis, meId)e Die cin5igc intine
6reumoin meiner Stieitpd)tcr mar,
pernommen wiiroe. Gie peiB picI.
IcifDt etlpos iibcr Die lrog0oie. @ic
idj iibrigels gebort babe, ioQ meme
goftcr in Stopnor, Ontario, iciu;
i'd meiB ober nihts 9%citimmtes oo.
rider"
Gle 9eiiserin ocS aoit6ouies, in
Dem SRI. Stuort 5u Iogiren pilegtc,
8rou Goa y. 9rpor, modbte iibcr
Sri. Stilort's Sdneigiomfcit uno
SeDhloilenbeit, ionic iibcr ibrcu Scr.
fcbr NIT Sffi5ierer aus annapolis
abnlihe An9uben.
Cine groBerc An5nbl 9ricie, Die
SRI. Stlort glei6 nod Der Srog0bic
al; 2icutenont Sutton's Wilttcr
ldlrleb, miro bon bcrcn Nniuolt Ger
Gommillion por9elcgt neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

bet unO BORT ibren @cmobl sum
9liidlideu &otcr mnd)en.
81 e hSto9 mad Sou &c
6idt.
@icn -. Sui. - Sic NeItcrn
dis bcuoritebcno ongcoclttctc St)lic-
bullg oc5 Rcid@ratbcS lit mlnmcDr
3botiodc 0cluorocn.
Nud)0em uQe &criltdlc Der Hcglcs
rlttg, Die iIopiidle Obitruttton 5lt
iibcrminoen, an Der SoI9ltorrigtcit
ser iIopiitcn Union gciheitert limo
uuo Ole &cQicrlng itH ntBer StonOc
ioh, Dem glbQeoronetcnboule Die Wtcs
0crulfnaJne Oca iltapenoirten Ser
bonoIlmqcn SIT ermoglihen, lit Der
Ncgicrlu1g nihts NnOerca ilbri1 0ez
bliebcn ais bic ShlieBun0 81 crfId-
rclt.
Spibfiuoi0cr II ntcridic0.
@u0opcit, ~. Sltli. - Scr %cbs
rcr uro Sournoliit Gn1crid S5obo
bciduIoi9te Icttbil Den W}ollnrhen
0Ca Wortbrltdc3 nit Ocn Worten:
Ser &ailer bat lCin llngarn aegebcs
mes Nort perlcbt." Gr mltroe 0cS-
bolb BON Scr Stout3onmaltld)0tt 81
S5c0c0 Der MISUNDERSTANDING id)Ils
big bciulbcn uno ungctlo0t. Gas
S6murgeridt nbcr iprod) gcltcrn
ben gn0Gflogtcn irci nit Der WtotiOt-
rlu1q. Dab c9 in lllr1urn fcinen &oi-
Ter, ionOcrn MIR clllcn &onlg gebe;
ooB oobcr cine @cleiOigu1g bcS &oi-
ierS feline @eleioiQun9 0cS &0niga lei.
Ser Stuutounmolt crbob gcgen ooS
llrtbcil lln0 icinc Wfotipiru1g fcine
WCid)ucr0c. Ger frci%Qciprod)cnc Scb-
rcr, Der bis 5lrr 8ccnOiglng bc9
StroiproicIicS uor Icincr Stcac ms
pcnDirt nor, lpllr6c ioiort luicocr in
Nmt mo g8iir0cn cingcicBt.
3lU0lf @o10onloOun0en
Gbce 9citoblcn.
EetcrSburM ~. Sui. - Gin
golr5 uugcluonli6er 9etrlIg lit olI
Der Stredc pom &looipoitot nod)
Gi6cliobinaf pcrilbt morocn. Gui
Dem 3oaomte in Gihcliobinat wltr-
ocn olli @rlno gci0li6tcr 6rodtbric-
fc 5molf g8nggon9 boil Sbcc, Die CT
ncn @crtb bon rltn0 $25O,O0O repro
lCntirtcn, foIld nbgclicfcrt ll0 Die
Sooullg oiti cin I'M Nnfcn licgcllOco
Shiff unl0cloocn. Grit fl Gage
nod Der &crobfoI9ulg Der &oOung
mltrOc Der 8ctrll9 cnt0edt. Gigcus
acknowledgements lit Is niht nroglid,
beroilS 5lt bcfOnncu, mobin lid 0oS
S6iii nit oenl Sbcc begcbcn bot.
Sll YetcrSbrr0er mntlid)en&rciien lit
mon Der m%nbcbinQtcn Nniid)t, Dob
uullC SNlllCll WI NNppl
ocn ein Ocrortigcr Nctrll9 nid)t aus.
0ciilbrt pcrben foultc. n... o..
GicbitGGIe in ttnem main.
5crIort.
2cip5ig, II. SuIi. - Gor 6cnt
Hci6Sgcriht mur0c gcgen 0cn nod
nift 5lpon5iqiGbrigen Nrbeiter Ne,
rltm aus Woil15 perbonoclt, Der iif
0llrd @i16riihc in cin Moin3er Sort
mcbrcrc GoppcI5iinocr mo S6lo9s
6ilnbihronbcn, iolpie Elm 6ernrobr
peridoiit bottc, nm lie Dem N9cntcn
ci1cS iron5oiiid)cn Nodridtcn , 9ii,
reol,S ots5nlicIern, Ter InocfloQtr
murOc nod Y~oroQropb 1 bea Spio-
noges@cicbeS Ircigclprod)cn, obcr noe
gen idJlperCn GicbltobIS untcr Gin.
Rdnllno elmer linn bcrcitS ollicrlcQs
ten 3lldtbolt1itrnic BON lcd)3 Sobrtn
5n ncln Subrcn 3ltdtboltS pcrllrs
tbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Soppclmprb in Ganias.

TO II, SIS, ~. Ssitli. -
Gle Seiden jipeier innger Mdnner,
ptrmutblid) Stuoenten aus oelt
Slten, melde bierber fan1en, nm
luGbreno Der Sommerferien etlraS
@elo oils @rnte. arbeiter SIT pcroienen,
lnlo bellte ollf Dem gab1geletle jit
Iantona, meItlif bon bier, oiifgeflilt'
Den lporoen. Mon glaitbt, ooB beioe
Wi1nner ernloroet muroen nno oaB
Die Woroer Die 2eid)en oitf Die Sfie'
men leaten. Iie 5obten botten nid)ts
in Den Soifen, mas lbre Soentifi-
5irlnta erm0gli6en foltnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

Safe sur Reiie in's MnsIaub &c.
ierst 6. Maine, Nr. Alb, Si.Walti.
murcitrakc, nage Gmitom Spnie Noe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

Dos Sauptgeb1lioe Der Mos.
foilcr 6iliale Der v@citinabouie 60"
II nicocrgc6ronnt.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
WELCHING COMPANIES
REFUSED BUSINESS
Prison Directors Will Insure
Jute With Those Who Paid

SAN QUENTIN. March 12.-Only the
fire insurance companies that paid their
san Francisco fire losses in full viii
profit by the resolution passed by the
prison directors this afternoon TO insure
the raw 5ute and the Jute sacks that
are stored in the prison warehouses.
At present there are 100000 jute
sacks and several thousand bales of
raw jute in the big storeroOms, the
whole being valued at 100000. This
viii all be covered by insurance which
VIII be divided among the paid in full'
companies exclusively. The insurance
VIII be given out as soon as the new
ruling is ratified by the state board of
examiners.
The hoard authorized Warden Hoyle
10 start the work Of reconstrUcting the
warehouse that was destroyed by fire
The cost Of repairs viii be $4,000.
Owing to the great surplus of the
finished Jute product now in the ware
houses. the board passed a resolution
10 remove the rule that limits the num-
Der Of sacks that can be sold TO one
person. Farmers viii have the prefer
ence over all other buyers. A third Of
the sacks is already contracted for.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
PROF. Mite WILL
LEAVE UNIVERSITY
Authority on Romance Lam
guages Accepts an Offer
From Chicago

BERKELEY, March 13.-Prof- Albert
Mite, authority on Romance languages,
who was added to the faculty of the
university last January, has been Of
fered and has accepted the chair at the
head of the department of French lam
guages and literatures at the Univer-
sity of Chicago. Professor Mite will
not leave Berkeley until the university
secures a successor. He probably will
close his college work here at the end
of this semester, after a connection
with the faculty of only five months
Professor Mite first attracted atten-
ton several years ago as head of the
department of French at Amherst col
lege. He is a brilliant scholar, and the
university secured his services after
strong pressure was brought to bear
to influence him to come here.
Since his arrival Professor Nitze has
made himself popular with both faculty
and students. His offer from Chicago
was clothed in such terms that he could
not decline it.
Since the death of Prof. Victor Paget
in 1904 the university had no head for
the department of Romance languages
until the selection of Professor Nitze.
The greatest difficulty has been ex-
perienced in choosing an adequate head
for the department and the departure
of Mite will be loss to the uniyer-
sity
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
CALLS WIFE MANS
ONLY SOUL MATE
s. N. Guha Says She Is the
Gift of All Wise Gods"

BERKELEY. March 1s.-With the
declaration that mans only affinity was
his wife and that after she was cold in
death he could have no other until his
soul was merged into her, Sunendra N.
Cuba of Bengal expounded the Brahmin
religion in a three cornered discussion
in California hall last night.
Buddhism was presented by Rev. Mr..
Uchida, a Japanese priest of San Fran
cisco, while r. II. Campbell of the Pa
cifc theological seminary of this city
argued for Christianity.
Cuba, the first speaker. spoke of the
relation between man and woman as
the true Brahmin sees 1t. He said:
"A mans wife is his soul mate or
his affinity. if you will. She is held to
be the gift Of the all wise God, and no
true Brahmin can hold or countenance
another. She is his mate now and for
ever and should she die the bereft
husband must await with fortitude the
end Of his life and the consummatfon
of his own soul with that Of his wife
into a unity of love-"
Uchida argued that Buddhism repre-
sented the highest forms Of love-com-
passion for the weak and suffering and
love for every living creature.
Campbell showed how the spirit of
Christ guided and aided man in his
daily toll
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Senators Are Sure Of Three
Eastern Players

SACRAMENTO, March 13.-Manager
Charles Graham of the Sacramento SEN
ators is more hopeful now than at anv
time this season, for he has received
definite assurance from the American
league officials that the three men he
expected would be awarded within a
few weeks. His new outfielder will be
secured from the White Sox SQUAD. he
has been informed, but from which
team he does not know. Ban Johnson
has written that he has a good first
baseman in view for Sacramento and
President Taylor of the Boston Ameri
cans is TO furnish the twirIer
These ass surances have relieved a
load of worry from the local club and
things will go along sailingly from
now on. George Reeder of Imperial
Valley and Outhelder Zamlock. who
are striving for utility position, have
arrived for practice. Harry Lilly and
Mike Heilman are working for the ex-
ira pitcher job. Fred Raymer is on
deck after siege of sickness and the
team is getting in some hard knocks
at practice, appearing twice a day.
Sunday they. play the CarmichaeIs, a
last Semipr0feSslonal aggregation
Tracy Hoag passed through Sacra-
mento today en- route to Modesto and
stated that he and his brother had
signed with Moreing's Oakland team.
The Hoag brothers formed the battery
for the Santa Cruz team last year
Danny Shay made a. "trip TO this city
gerald, the local twirler who was pur-
chased by the st. Louis Browns from
Pueblo Fitzgerald is now in training
at Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
FLEA FROM RODENT
READILY BITES NAN
Important Discoveries Through
Study of Habits Of Trouble
some Insect

BERKELEY, March 13.-In a bulletin
issued as one of the public health re-
ports Of the government by Passed AS
sistant Surgeon George F. Mccoy and
Maurice B. Mitzmain, graduate of the
university and assistant in the depart
ment of entomology of the university.
a discovery has been made that the flea
from the rat. squirrel or other rodent
will readily attack man even though
not in the so called starvation period.
This discovery. of great interest to the
health authorities in the prosecution of
their work in sanitation, controverts
all previous theories which have been
held as authorities for years.
The discovery was only made after
months of labor in the federal labora
tories in San Francisco. during which
cies were minutely studied with the
care of scientific research.
The insect so well known in this
state is open book TO the young
scientists and every detail of its life
has been Investigated. DIR. Mccoy and
Mitzmain announce that they are in
position authoritatively to declare
tndt grave mistakes nave Deen maze
in the accepted opinion that certain
species of the Indian and European flea
would not attack man.
The bulletin says that series of
experiments is under way in which
the entomologists have every hope of
solving the reason why the flea seems
to show such a preference for some
humans and not for others and why
some persons show the traces of it's
bite while others have scarcely mark
Of its presence.
This line of experiment has been
suggested as a solution of the problem
of providing an antitoxin with which
person can be rendered immune
against the flea. This branch of the
inquiry is yet in its infancy, as the
greater part of the time of the scien-
lists has been spent in attempting to
discover the relation between the flea
and the transmission of disease.
The bulletin has been favorably re-
ceived in the scientific world. and al
ready copies have been requested from
London. India and other centers where
the control of the insect has always
been serious problem.