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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04
MILLIONAIRE'S FAITH
IN WOMAN UNSHAKEN
Frank Thompson Calls on Police
and Defends Companions

The police and the Pinkertons re-
fused a few days ago to proceed fur
Their with the investigation as to the
reported robbery of s165OO worth of
diamonds, coin and furs from the room
in the Baldwin apartments, Polk and
Post streets, occupied by Millionaire
Frank Thompson and Hazel Gray. alias
Nordrup, alias Purdron. but Thompson
and the woman called upon Captain
Anderson yesterday accompanied by a
man who introduced himself as Ber-
nard White.
White had gone to Salt Lake City
after the robbery and it was suspected
that as he had been for some time the
woman's friend he might know some
thing of the missing diamonds White
told Captain Anderson that he had re-
turned from Salt Lake City to deny
that he knew anything of the robbery.
Thompson expressed his confidence
in the woman and White and said he
would not believe anything against
them until the stolen diamonds were
found by the police and it was proved
that they were implicated in the theft.
The trio went away together.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04
FIND THEMSELVES UNABLE
TO MEET OBLIGATIONS
Victims of Financial Stress
Seek for Relief

A. i. Rose Coelho, former merchant
of Oakland, filed a petition in bank
ruptcy yesterday in the United States
district court. His liabilities are s12,-
$3.50, with s12,343.55 in available as
sets.
B. s. Durham. a local mechanical
engineer. fled petition in bankruptcy.
His liabilities are $9,305.S4, with So
5ST.72 in assets.
The Ruth Pierce mining company fled
schedule yesterday in the Involuntary
bankruptcy proceedings brought against
the corporation by its creditors. Ac-
are s26.020.47 with $102.7o4 in avail
able assets. According to the schedule
the corporation owes S1.025.95 for
wages $S,43s.71 secured notes Sic, sos. 81
unsecured notes. To Offset this in
debtedness they submit as available
assets 100000 in real estate. $504 90
cash on hand and $4,000 in bullion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04
SERVED DURING CIVIL WAR
UNDER BRAVE ELLSWORTH
Samuel Alexander SIemmons
Answers Final Roll Call

Samuel Alexander Slemmons, who
died June 2S. and was inferred in Noun
tain View cemetery. Oakland, June 80.
was a veteran of the civil war and
served under the famous Colonel Ellis
worth.
Slemmons was a lieutenant in an
Ohio regiment, being brevetted major
and enjoyed the acquaintance of Abra-
ham Lincoln, General Grant John Hay,
Governor Yates. the war governor of
Illinois. General Logan. General Gus
ter and many others of rank
He had number of relatives in this
vicinity Judge Henry ~ Melvin of
the supreme court was nephew
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04
TRUSTY ESCAPES FROM
THE COUNTY JAIL
William Dahl, Near End of His
Term, Runs Away

William Dahl, a marine engineer
serving two sentences for petty lar
ceny at the county jail, escaped while
working with a small gang of pris-
oners under the charge of Guard r.
Brown, at the stables outside the in
closure, and is now believed to be in
hiding with friends near Ocean View.
Dahl had less than three months to
serve and for some time has been a
'trusty' working about the kitchen
etc. He made his escape while the
guard wasn't looking.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

The Northern Pacific is operating a
new local train between Pasco and Sc
attic, leaving Pasco daily at a. m. and
arriving in Seattle at $50 p. m. In re-
turning. the train Will leave Seattle at
5 p. m. and arrive at Pasco at $3.50 a. m
This will be in time TO permit passen-
gers to catch No is for points west of
Spokane. The new train is for the pur-
pose of relieving the Overland limited
and Will stop at places at which the
latter does not stop.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04
SMILES WHEN SHE is
GIVEN LIGHT SENTENCE
Woman Convicted of Man.
slaughter Gets Is Months

Mary Ann Delahanty. a nurse aged
go who was tried for murder and con
victed OF manslaughter for causing the
death Of Mrs. Mary Flynn by an allegal
operation. was sentenced to Is months
Imprisonment by Judge Dunno yester-
cay. She seemed surprised and pleased.
Her face as she stood up TO receive
sentence showed deep detection. It was
Tvreathed in a broad smile after the
sentence.
Her attorney. f. z. Kirk, will appeal
from the conviction, charging that the
Judge erred when he permitted the in
PRODUCTION OF a dying statement in
which Mrs. Flynn accused Mrs. Della
hauty. The victim Of the operation
was the wife Of Edward Patrick Flynn,
secretary Of the marine firemen's union.
She died February 20.
The liEhtness OF the sentence was
due 10 the age Of the defendant and
10 the fact that previously she had
borne a good reputation.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

The Northern Pacific has begun ac-
tual construction of the Lolo Pass
cutoff, which will extend from Mis-
soula, Mont, to Pasco, Wash, and
shorten the main line between st. Paul
and Seattle 100 miles.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

for New York July 5 and sails for Paris
July II on the steamship Mauretania
to purchase her stock of fall millinery ;
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

-"
physicians Of
various schools
OF m edt ne.
when. as last
resource, my
life being IN
greatest an a
imminent dan
ger from a
mortal disease.
1 applied 70
YOU You cure
me with your
Chinese Herb
treatment and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

w. C. Donnelly. chief rate clerk of
the Santa Fe, will leave Monday for
Seattle. Donnelly is one of the best
posted rate men in the country and is
universally liked.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

Watch the classified advertising col
umns Of The Call daily for anything
3ou may want. You'll find II there.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

J. ". McClymonds. general agent Of
The Pacific fruit express. reported yes
terday that there were $50 cars Of or
snges and green fruit going east daily
and that IS cars Of green fruit were
being shipped east daily.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

DIR. WONG HIM-Dear Sir For sew
sral years, while suffering agOnies OF
pain. tried in vain. to ind relief from
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

saved my life. for which cure I tender
you my most sincere thanks. and re-
main, most gratefully yours.
MRS. PAULINE KARL FORMES
739 26th ST.. Oakland. Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

my last fourth of July was spent
travelling 112 miles in gasoline launch
in the Bayou la Fourehe and on the
artificial drainage canals said Frank
E. Batturs. u. C. Stubs wanted in
formation about that region. and C. S
Fay, general freight agent; w. NJ
Hobbs, general superintendent, and T.
o. Edwards, the auditor. and / started
out early in the morning from New
Orleans on our trip.
This country is an empire in itself
for richness and is inhabited by the
descendants of the old Acadians. These
people detest strangers and will have
nothing to do with them.
I'VE found them squatting along the
tops of the leveess staring at us in a
menacing way.
"For heavens sake said Fay to
me. don't wave your hands at those
people, They don't understand that
sort of thing Remember they are not
Californiansr
What do I care? want to show
them that we are on a friendly mission
1 answered.
They will never be friends with
anybody said Fay. They hate us and
always will hate any one who comes
into their country
81 am sure I said. that if those
women only could get a good look at
me I would find favor with them
1.-THE engineer overheard my remark.
and he ran the boat close to the levee.
I waved my hand to a remarkably good
looking woman and smiled
'sShe glared at me, then seized a small
child, gave it a good spanking after
the regulation style and yelled
That is what you WANT"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-04

During the first five months of the
year the four leading express com
panies have transacted business which
shows an advance of from 10 per cent
in the case of one company to 20 per cent
in the case of some of the others. as
compared with Interpretations of year
ago. The condition of the express COM
panies is one of the best guides to the
general conditions of the country. An
improvement in commerce and trade is
instantly reflected in the returns of
the express business, and as a general
rule the periods of depression are
quickly felt. The most notable excep-
ton 10 this was the crisis of I907-S.
when the express companies were COM
paratively little affected by the panic
conditions and dividends were not d.
minished. The present increase in ac-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02
@icbmGrfte.

GDicogo, /. Mr5. - &%inhpie5.
,3uiubr 23,OOO: Worft ltetig;
Stiere 800 bis 100; 4iibe $50 bis
80; Hinoer 3.25 bis 600; 9nllel
$40 bis 5.25; adlber $50 bis $50;
StpderS uno Ieeoers $50 bis $50.
Shipeine. - 3uIubr 10000; Dc.
nieoriser; Gboice idrpere Sbippin1
Gao bis 600; Vutders GAO bis $50;
leihtc acmiitt $50 bis 6.35; Gboicc
leidte $50 bis $40; Yoding $50
bis 6.45; 5erfel 5.25 bis 600; Die
SapptperfGnIe gcldoben 3l $50 bis
6.45.
Sd,oic. 3niubr 25,OOO; Toe. Bis
l5c. nieorigcr; Sd)aie 4.95 bis $50;
2dmmer $50 bis $50; Sabrliner
800 bis 7.15.
&oniuS Gitp, no, I. W1rj.
- Rinopieb. - 3uiubr 1900, Gin
.itIieblid 100 iilolit,es; Marft itc.
tig rno Toe. nicoriaer; Choice Grport
Stierc 5.75 bis $50; cute $50 bis
5.75; melid,c Stierc 40 bis 6.25;
Stoders uno 6ccoers $40 bis $50;
iiiolid)c Stiere i.35 bis 500; iiiolihc
aiihc 2.75 bis $50; beiniife aiibe
800 bis 800; bcimiidc MinSer 3.25
bis $50; Vulleu 200 BIS 4.G5; &G[.
Der 400 bis $50.
Sdmeine. - 3uiiibr $4,000; Zoe.
bis 15c. nieoriger; 5auptpcrfGuie III
600 bis $50; idmere 6.25 bis $50;
Yaders uno Builders $40 bis $50;
leidte 80 bis 600; 6erfel 40 bis
5.75.
Sdaie. - 3ufubr 10000; Sdoie
10. bis t5c. bober; 2dmmer Zoe. ME
briacr: 2Gmnter 100 bis TAO; sGhr.
hinge $50 bis 100, lpetberS 900 bis
5.S5; Stoders mo Seebers 800 bis
4.60.
Union Siod 0arbs, Eitts.
burg, 1. WGr;. - Hinouieb. - ,3u.
fubr lei1t; flnu; Gboicc $50 bis
$50; Yrinlo 600 bis 6.25.
Sdaic. Gorratb leift; itetia
Yrima ipetGcrs $50 bis 500; Guus
lnO geluobnlid)s 2.25 bis 1926; 2Gm.
mer go bis 500; 0eol Gnlpcs SOC
bis $50.
Sfppeine. - 5uiubr gut; nieori.
ger; Hrima ihhpere $50 bis 6.S5;
mittelmdbise go bis go; ihtuere
! gorfcrs GAO bis 6.G5; leihte Dorfers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02
Sin nntcrncbmcnocr Wanm.

Sbonoa &. Slponl lnlb cill Nn,ia
icines Sreumoes Sompion =. ri.
pinn perid)millocn. &orocnl
bate Smaln burd sic @pbltbu.
ti9feits @eielliduit @eidlditi1ung
erboltcn, - Nic EoliSci lud)t i'm.
&or iuenigen @oden follfte Comp.
ion Z. &ipion cillen ncllcn NnsllA Der
ibn 10 mlsgc5eihnct geficl, bob er
i'm MIR Iiir Sports5luede bellustc.
gtur nod lungen Bitten icines Sreuns
oes Sbpnloa e. Smonn, mclder NIT
ibn in Dem Suuie ar. Ala, HorOs
Yacaitr., logirtc, lieb cr bieiem leincn
Mn5ltg, uno Snanll, meld)em bcrlelbc
ebenfolls mic .unqegoiien" poBtc,
trll9 i'm NIT bcionoereu Stols nab
reno eineS Snn6frGnShenS. Seilte lit
Ser An5ug pcridplu1ocn ulb nit linn
angeblif Sluoml. 0icicr miro jest
beid)ulbigt, Den Nli5ua geitoblcn 5ll
boben. &ernnltblid, bat bicier lid
ndh @nibington beoeben, benn fur5
Dor ieinem &erihninoen borote cr
iid) 81 llno cincl &ciietoiicr. Ginell
ulfiaen Nnitrid acipinnt Die @eifid).
te ourd) einc bon Swonn om If. 6e.
brltor in elmer bieligcn 3citltng cr-
l~uiielle Inscige. Su bcrielben bot or
lid gum Gerfallf ols Sflanc on unb
perlongte ols 8egenleiitung fir Die
slrbeit giicn uno &leioulg. Die 80
berirteM obltbGtiafeitS @eielidoit III.
tereiiirto iid iiir Sen Toa uno Der
ihafite Sicnnn @eidGftigung bel
Soel @utmon. Gle Sirnlo CAB ibn
eincn reilell Il5ilg mo Spann be
500 ein Simmer in Dem Soule Nr.
414. Norb-Encaitr. &icr gelang cs
linn oltrd) icin Rconertnlent, lih 8clb
uno Sahen 81 leiben. Die gilnitigIte
8elcgcnbeit sum- Gciburls bot iid) &c.
tern Moracn, ais Ole iibrigen So9i.
rer ibren @eifGften nod)9ingcll. Gie
bieiise EoliSci iobnbet Jest o,li i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02

3euenib oble9cn merbe, haB iie nlh
Idreiben eetpn1t.
Sm 9rllnbe lpar bas llneIiid nibt
10 groB. Wiitreb 6iib ipar iiter nidt
10 idnpohfopiig, 5u alouben, ooB CT
feline Wlltter ihiden merbe, nm fir
Den Sobn Eropagonoo 51 MAIDEN,
limo es itunoen Niu9c in Dem @rieie,
pclhc eincn ToiGlbltft perbreitctcu,
Gr girg, INN Den @ogcl 81 beitei-
gen, fllhr in iein 1ronfenhulls, Ii,hr
sll ein paor Euticnten, cnblih nuf)
Foirethorie.
Gid enpfing i'm itroblcnb, MtiitreB
Tiib beflommen unb ertiiuItelt frclno.
Sic Job niht lpohl aus, Job iroiteIno
IN cin sSud) acbiillt unb blaB. Snn
8omin loberte unb ialld)te eil ltor-
fes fSeuer - ireilid mar cs orollBcl
ifier ipinterlid), nno Ser itcife Goros
meit, lpelter i'm 3id5od bllrd) ollc
StraBen Lief, praltc lfon geaeil
mant) einen TelS.
n@os bringen Sic, Sir?" froatc
Die iun9e Nroll, ais tic por Der Slant
ME ioBen.
y,llnbcil, mie imnler", mar Die &c.
gen ollie Ibiid)t bitter flingenoe Or
%miberung. nGa bctrifit Wtiiter Siib."
uSo?" meinte Tie 5icmlid tbeil-
nabmsloS. sd Oente, ooB it nit
Miiter Siib nid,tS 81 tblln bobe."
Der Son ibrcr Gimme rei3te i'm.
vIeito bciier", iaotc ct. Cam
beborf cS feincr beionoeren Gorbcrei.
tungen INN Sbnen mit5utbcilenL oo6
err nuigcbGrt bat. 81 lchcn."
(TprtieRuud fulut)
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SeiratbssY iecn3en.

Soracc :. Sinmlons, 33, @ittlucr,
Norfolf, 3d.; Boa g. Stodbam, 81,
Wittlpe, Soiionier, ga.
@illiam @pnfoop, 81. Hr. 10i6.
Noro.Gapitclitr.. Norolpcit; aatbari.
nc Sottel, 81, @cioc bon @oibing-
ton, 3. 6.
6reoerid @%lin9cnitcin, 80, Mitt.
per: Gli5u Wobc, 81, Mittluc, @eioc
bon Gbnic, Wtb.
Sobn Conn 81. @ittlpcr; Sorab
&. Hipplc. 43. Ipplifont - Sobn
Stinion, Yer. SO, Maoiicn-gpe.
'Surrp Sermon, "a; Nop Sarriion,
%. applifont - Charles @arriion,
Hr. 1926, Sit-2pmborbItr.
SigmMno &utpL 81, Sonesoole,
ga; Nellic BOB, %, scranton, Ea.
Npplifnnt Mlfreo lluman, Nr.
1926, GorO-@rooomap.
Y9iQiam &. Smitb, 80, @it:,pcr,
&arrisbure, ga; Wae q. aten. 90.
Morris Sbalpib, 36, Wittlper; an-
10 81. Sbulman. %. applitdnt =
Tatban Sulloo, Nr. 63t, Siiosgrooo.
lpap.
@olf Soaob, "a; &ebecco u. Ser.
man. %. Mpplifant - Nuthan Sol.
loo, Yer. 631, .Wrooopap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-02
Ans 'Gonntn.

Soi. &oucr's SouplpooosEar miebcr
Don Der Gountp-EuIi5e iiberrum.
peIt. = gine llebcrroifnNa iiir
Srn. @oner in Der Canton Eolis
5eiitotinn. - Nn0crc @irthc IN
Der Sale.
Cine unanacnebme llcbcrroidung
cnpurtete Srn. oSolcph @oller, Vcs
filter Deg Sollpnooo=Enrta um Bad
Giper, ols cr geItern III Der Canton
EoIi3eiitotion eridicn, I'M Die .Stro.
len bon 13 ieiner Nngcltell.cn 81 be-
Soblen, melhe lpcgen mngcblidcr
Sonntuasarbeit pcrbaitct lporocn
,poren. Nofocm er Die hiibid)e Sum-
me Don $S7.t0 abgeluoen botte.
mollte or iih Dem Nua1ons 5l,ipen.
bCn, muroe nher DOM Goliseimnrs
idjoG @oriuh nit Dem 9cTlerfen 5ll.
rid gerufen, oob er be3 onaeblid)cn
| Spirituoienpcrfunfs ON Sonmto9
teihuloiot lei. Sr. @oler mar nm
10 nlctr erItount iibcr oieic snidrnl-
oigln9, ais Ct muBtc, OoB Woriholi
@orilld nit lcineu 2cutCL ais Die
ie!bcn om Counting 9Sodmittng III
icincm 2ofal cridicnen, uidta er.
wiid,tcn ais iogenountc .Soit
! Irinfs." Sr. @ouer mar udmlid,
nid,t gcwobr, bob Dor Der HoS5in bc,
rcitS ser am 9od.Hiper niht be-
lunntc TuIi5ilt g. q. Vrooiielo
ongeblid, nit elmer S0n9criu oes
EorfS Bier trauf. @rooiiclo CAB
bei'm @erbor all, CT babe iih oen gu
l%trlftioneu bes YolBeimorihnIs 9e-
mGb nod) Bouer'S 9otal bcgcben.
Inn 81 ieben, mie BORT Ole Somntoas-
@cihGftc betricben miiroeu. I'm
nid)t uili5uIallen. lno or cine Der
S1nacrinnen ein, etrpos NIT Inn 81
trinfcl. 2cbtcre babe lid Sberrt
nn6 cr ielbIt cine Sloihc Bier brin,
ocn lnIiel. Nls balm ieine Gollegell
ali Die Sbiir .lopitcn, bitten bic Self
ner oic @ctrGnfe ihleulisit cntiernt
uno bos bel ibm iiBenoe M6od,cr
hnbc eili1it bos in icinem @los
bciinolide Bier ml~s9egplien. nab.
reno er id)neI sic 9icrilnidjc nil
Dem Hclt beS 9icreS IN ieinc Soid,(
1citedt babe. gereits nad) 5uei Mi.
nlten Iei aaeS Flor gc,ucien mo oit
9biirc iei gcofinct lporheu. @ei'n
Crihciuen Der Epli,iiteu iei Dam,
eiiri9it nit bem Scrpircn BON Soft
NrintS" bcgonitcn lporbcu. Mn
bieic ailsiogcn bin itelltc Eoli5cirih'
ter Sbompion SrrL @oGer inter
@iir9ihuit iiir base erid)tsperiobrcn
Nnoere @irthc IN Ser
&lcnl III c.
3uei mnoerc @irtbe, Serberi
Wodus. Better bes Hortbeal .Forts.
luto Charles @rnp, Der an Der
Goitern. Npenuc mo 16. Strobe cine
@irtbidoit 6etreibt. purOcn ebcn.
icas olli oos 3cuguib bcs EoIi5iItcr
%rooiiclh bin luc9en allgcblld)el
SpirituoIcnpertouis am SonntoN
fir ooS @crid)tsperiohreu ultcr
@iir9id)oit itcllt.
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An nerfQufeu:

9r. 1918. Ieifpooo.stoerne: 30t5 @albrooi'
IonbseIpenre; 1852 MorosStrider :strabe: 1888
0ioenssbern-e: 1884 9sorosVatter ioisl 10 fsslpe.;
1900 9lod sirssles% sloenue: 1915 Moibersetr.;
1868 Solinss Strdbe: 100 gIod Moiber.S troBe;
2526 Truio.Sia.sibenue; 1910 @eft.gunoaIe'
Girdbe; 1916 YrebrmansStrabe; 1902 3arIems
glbenne; 1907 Raft Ipenne: 1900 EIod S1rlefrls
ins.Sirabe; 2644 WlarpIanbe%s peniie; 2t0i 9ok
ton.slbenuc; 1900 Elod Ginoet.stpenne: 1907
al. VduIsS!rabe. 1900 Glod 5ultpn.stberue;
1910 leringtot.s trdbe. 2airber 4 1tibert, ut.
sol, Ct. Faul. etyahr. (Gebr14-)
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sv,it nur si0o .nsa..una

N.Gt nuS SiUJ :.nsa.;ung
uub ben Sacit 5u leiften Neoinguieen i5nren
Gle eine Iietue Tarm ole Sbr GieeHtbnit er'
so babe eiren srobcn GompIer siuif6en Ball
tiuore uno @afbineton, ber In fIciue 5drmen
Hdbgres bel Sermauu ,Yabtntssp, 3in,mer
Nr. 723--727 Gaitber BUILDING. Tr: III, Nsrp'
G4asies.etrahe. (Septl,1O
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An serRes,en:

$3.50 - Nnr vsineS iener praNtbo1en 6dii.
les rGbe 9cfferfcn.8art, Nr. 20, 20. 90 etc.
korb.GareIetrabe. Gementirte 1rottotre, Rel
ter NIB Sof; eu1aiutrte DaberaiIe urb Ril'
6enduSa,iH etc. $50 Rdar unb 8eft unfer febr
Et6fen B%ebineunaen fanten zines fener mober'
men 6dufsr. Bettmtiet fe unb iiberaeuet Qu4.
eetr let&te @~ebinaungen. .Qbpast 3 ytcs4,
% DIT : eteae. (Sunt17 .1S,1&S)
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Ierlanst i'm M49emeinen.
r.xt1se. Observation-Disclosures

Eesttney MrDetts.EaMwetinR .. ytsedn.
unter her aufiiHt Der. ySeutfHen 9efea19att..
9tetenteen, bic beutfte Snnbpetfer. Mrbetfer
len F& perf5nlt6 ooer in franfirten grietsn an
ben Agcitter Der 0efeufhaft, Spbann .. Oseasr,
RtMHer IL, VI. 215-2t7, 9pnrtlanb.s trGte,
tirb. epreGftunben bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
(San27, tS)
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Seiitt Gmcr Seim!


Vartie Hflmber : Subebor. Slbrie, GIpieiS,
Iarmors2 31ihbeden, WiarIror. EIutie.i. gainfel'
riicn uuo nuberc Gadel aus Sails s8obnbaus;
bifIia. tpenl iofori %perfnutt. Bottom 9ron d
Wctnl 60, VI. 305, oulioap' etrahe.
lSebr26--)
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-27
INACCURATE
CUBAN PRESIDENT
People Of Island Will for Second
Time Take Over Government

HAVANA. Jan. Tomorrow at
noon Major-General Jose Gomez. vet
eran OF the revolution against Spain.
will be inaugurated as President OF
the Cuban republic. and Alfredo Fay
as will assume the vice-presldency.
Governor Magoon; who has been the
real ruler OF Cuba during the Ameri-
can intervention, will promulgate
decree declaring re-established the or
binary methods and agencies of gov
eminent and turning the island over
to Gomez and the Cuban congress.
Thus the people OF the gorgeous isle
will take over the management OF
their own affairs for the second time
under American auspices.
The inaugural ceremonies will take
place in the palace and will be at
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-27
PASS HANSONpS
ANTI-RACE BILL
I'm Making Gambling a Felony
Gets Unanimous Vote
in House

N,YMPIA, Wash, Jan. 27.-The
nt-race track bill Of Ole Hansen
,ssed the house today. by a vote of
!, to 0. Prior to the vote taken
H,psen made an impassioned speech
N its favor which lasted for 80 min
vtes He painted a word picture of
he ruin that was attendant upon race
track gambling-the loss of manhood
md womanhood, and the final dis
race that generally comes to those
no follow the life by embezzling
money belonging to their employers
hr the purpose of securing funds to
recOup their losses. A bill providing
|IOr another judge in King county was
nssed by the senate after a bitter
track had been made against it by
anator Cotterill.