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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

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wind. PErrIT's EYE EALvE. -. n
d~ruggists or Howard Bros, Buffalo. II. II.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Don't abuse the rich: " cant III
be paupera.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15
.IlXTx TnE
WAITER W
T7u3bAMD<2

i, clared to be ~ idyllic a. . poets
] dream o an artists vision.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
@(@)@&--
U Canada evnSirul$ una eseusdEa

Las colonias inglesas Sc disponen 4
secundar los esfuerzos que quiere rea-
liar la metropoli para aumentar SUI po-
ler1G naval
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15

Suecia ha hecho de la gimnasia una
religion. En- aquel pals 10 mismo los
adultos que les ninos dedican gran
parte de sn tempo 4 los ejercicios
gimnasticos; arm los crimanles tie
men clase dc gimnasia en- la carcel
donde es les enrierra Tn gran MI
Nero de, Sociedades ginNnasticas con
la autorizacNn y la ayuda del Co.
bierno, p1opo1cionan professors a las
esc,telas pnhlfcas. TOGO nino que asis-
lie a ella arIende ante todo a'nadar.
Los ninOs s,secos pasam dos meses
en el campo cada ano; los raquiti-
COS son enviados todos les veranos
a colOnias escolares establecidas en-
4as montailas. Los gastos de estas CO.
lonias co1Yen 4 cargo de Sociedades
beEisficas y les fe1Iocalriles del Co.
biearo trartTci1sn II gratis les nj
nos.
Ell eseolar sEeco disfruta de banos
gratis, comidas gratis y medico ocu--
lista deDtista igualmemte de balde;
por anadidura, los libros que Sc les
dan no Sc venden Los paseos escola-
res no Sc lmitan, como en- otras par
ties, Ia tar,de del jueves, sino que
son verdaderas excursiOnes que du--
ran veces ounce dias. A los ninos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15

testameno. Por otra parte fu ziraJxas
10 misrno, sin tai disgusto n1nzzra xgy3re-
al decir este NJ Rouncewell mIrarSe s9sr
ano quien profundamente desconex1a1e aa,ssi eetxa
syado graves meditaciones.
i og-pregunt6 al fin
va que tanto te empe1as YussfaTiG la FsseYe
nae tie mpde disponer tn lie La prae &ble aoaBs
asi que tengas la desgracia de passerIa.
-lY verdad!L !Lexclam6 eli masssno de ~adir
de sus reflexones.
Cogiendo luego la mano de H. RouncemeE sTa<I6=
u Piensas hablar de este tn famSIa.
No tal
Gracias hermano., Diles, 81, tpre amque yagahmASo
mala cabeza soy un hombre incapaz de halezaS
M Rouncewe sonri6 hacienda III n1Szisnseafa Akr
mativo
-Gracias hernanO Me has gutaCfe gran peS0 s&2
coraz6n-excam6 Georges respirsnt1O fuerza-
todo mi gusto habria estado borrio del feamenu
la seeanza entire los dos perfecfa, pesar dc las
gnlarltates que caracterzan al Veterans drag6n.
Ahora-dice Georges, hableanss de mis- prsge:los
Geneloso sempre, quieres que vuedc ta 1ae
slas lugar la industrial ereaIa por tn srabajo
consarlcia; gracias tie doy esto te he IeI
cue fraterna te 10 agradezco mchu Peru sTl0 he
nlano que yo soy espece de maIa hcIhs xsne ars
'plantarme en- un buen jardin va farde
Ell juzgarlo toca mf Geofges-contssta NJ RorA
cewe ijando profunda mirala laaaigue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
Los ofc''ae's tXlra9jps
'EN Ell EJERCITO ALEMAN

No hace macho tempo eXpulsaron
siel Ejercito aleman un Official SER
VIC acusado de haber entregado una
potencia extraniera documentos rela--
tivos q una nteva p0lvora inventada
en Alemania
En- 10 porvenir no Sc reproduclran
ssemejantes hechos, pues, de acuer-
Go con ell deseo expresado por Ia Co.
mission de Presupuestos del Reichstag,
va a reducirse considerablemente el
numero de ofDciales extranjeros que
prestan servicio en- el Ejercito ale
man.
Pero como tai .nedida podria contri-
BUR a que disminuyan los cargos de
material de guerra que suelen hacer
a Alemania af@unas naciones indirec,
tamente la concyrrencia extranjera, los
paises compras3ores seran los que ma
yor facilidad obtendran que sean ad--
mitidos sus oficiales en- ell Ejercito
-Sleman.
La Argentina Chile deben ser ex.
celentes clientos de Alemania. pues la
Militaerische Politicche Correpon--
s1ez' manifesto que semejante medi
.la no va dirieida contra los -ficiales
dc esa dos naciones
: Sc cree qne q Gobierno aleman sc
propone principalmente evitar que sir
van en- ell EiSrcito los oficiales de los
Estados balkanicos y Gle algunos paises
=asiaticos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
POR CARLOS DICKE

estuviese vida, habra dado paz nj tegua
hasa descubrir paradero partr el mi nltimo
raved 10 cual habr1an impusado deber inclination;
pero habia dcho ofciamente que esando bordo de
un buque haba cafdo al durane la noche Sc haha
ahogado puerto de landa pocas horas despues de
egada de las lnas occdentae este mismo OF confrma
tlo por ofcales marneros de la tripulaci6n.
E'Y fnamente, tomo la libertad de decros humilde
mene corresponds simple miembro del ejercito,
que soy sempre vaestro adcto my respetuoso ad
mrador que profeso por las does que posees alto
grao mas apreco del que permiten expresar los mtn
Gle esta carta.
S'Tengo el honor de obedentismo seryior
Georges
Muy ceremonoso esta eso-dio NJ RomcewelI dobando
la manifestando semblante saber que sig
(. nifcaba todo aquello.
senorita de prendas gpregunto el sargento
NADIA absolutamente-cO ell maestro herrero
Cerrada cOlOcada la carta enclma de La mesa de NJ
Rouncewel para Nevada al la correspondent
ca del da Georges despde cordiamente de OdOs
menbros de la fama prepara para partr cuando
hemano que guerra separarse de e prono lie ofre
acompanarle carruae hasta el punto que ebe
nOche estar compana hasta ell dia sguientc
cbao tordo de Chesney Wold La proposition acepta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
Il 6iu6u De una pIinCesa

He aquf algunos detalles interesantes
sobre el bautizo de la heredera del trono
de Holanda:
Dicho bautizO Sc celebr6 en- la Wi
llemskerk Una compafiia de Cazadores
y un destacamentO de Artilleria, con ban
dera, hacian los honores en- la puerta de
Ia iglesia.
La Reina ell Principe consorte fue-
ron recibidos en- el p6rtice de esta por
los Principles. Una comisi6n del Consis-
torio los acompaii6 hasta los asientos que
les habian reservado. A su lado Sc CO.
locaron la Reina madre, los miembros
de la familia Real, los altos dignatarios
etc.
I'm cuarto de hora despues de la llega-
zda de los Soberanos la iglesia, la prin-
eesa Juliana lego la Willemskerk en-
una carroza, tirada por seis caballos, en-
compania de la primera dana de la Rel
ma, del jefe de Palacio de la nurse
Tres lacayos marchaban al lado de cada
portezuela.
Despues de leerse la formula del bau-
1izo, la primera DANA entrego la Prin-
cesa a la Reina, que tuvo en- brazos a su
hija durante toda la ceremonial del bau-
-tizo /
La Reina y el Principe consorte fueron
'objeto durante todo e trayecto de ova-
~clones entusiastas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
Gi11lpasia infantil

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
Ell Gobierno del Canad& ha adoptade

El Gobierno del Canad& ha adoptadd
va una resoluci6n definitiva en- este or
den de ideas, y Sc propone constzuir
ocho acorazados y diez torpederos, Gu
yos pianos estan va dibujados-
Ell principal objeto que Sc propOne el
Canada es ell de defender sus cNstas, v
no el de acudir en- defensa de la madre
patria, aunque estara siempre dispuesto
a este 1ltimo 81 las circumstances 10 ext
gieran-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
nuPoRTANTE
1hekH Yuk & Porto Rrp SpspbIp ca
78 PINE STREET.


Los vapores SAN JUAN" &
PONCE que hacian Ia trave :
sia directa entire Ponce. Maya
gasez y New York, hasta nuevo
|aviso saldran del puerto de San
Juan directamente para New
York los microbes q las ocho
|de la maiiana. alternando con
los vapOres "CAROLIMA" y
|"COAMO" de esta mis1na Com
|paiia.
Admiten carga y pasajeros
Para mas detalles, dirijanse a
The New Isrk 1 Rwts Ets.
San Jasn. P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
Hotel Paris
CAI.I.E lGEIDEx 8IaO AGknR, RAf
1Eayaexs3.
DE PUERTO RICO.

Situado este establecaMianso Am g
centro de 30 calle M6ndeG Wig0 cor
un jardin a freate, es a ene ueHna
mayores yentajas 3 cezaodidadas pas9
los senores viajeroa, y d sqae eaemtg
COZ mejores habitacdeOee treseas, ~eD
tiladas, ma8nlfoos baiaOs y 'dnehaa
Comnidas & &odRa AOg10 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15

de los puablos Sc les Aeya 6 las ciu-
dades y q los de estas Sc les hace VIA
jar por los paleblos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-15
La question de Creta

Sc confrma que Turquia ha pedido 4
las potencias europeas que contin1en en-
Creta las tropas internacionales, y que
en- el case de que sean evacuadas, el Go
bierno otomano desea reservarse el dere-
cho de oponerse q nuevas violaciones del
'statu quo''
Otro despacho de Londres recibido por
la misma Agencia, dice que las potencias
protectoras de Creta no han tornado has
ia ahora acuerdo alguno acerca del am
paro que ha de prestarse a la bandera
turca en- ,el case de que abandonen la
isla de Creta las fuerzas internacionales.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

Fairfax. Races OF all kinds for all ages
and conditions of people afforded the
principal amusement in the early after
noon. and later dancing drew most OF
the nicnickers to the pavilion. where
music and merriment continued until
after o'clock in the evening.
The newspaper employees expressed
themselves as being particularly grail
fid at the enjoyabls and successful man
ner in which the picnic progressed. The
excellent weather had a great deal 10
do with the gay and agreeable nature
of the affair. The committees were as
follows:
Races-EmiI Dengel. J. P. Fitzsim-
mons and Bert RAIDER. FIOOr-McA.
johnson I'D Craig. A Carley. Thomas
O'Neal and William Kramer. Games
William Hill, W. Malloy and Herbert
Cal1fun
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
NEGRO FIGHTERS VICTORY
COLORED ORATORS THEME
Booker T. Washington Bases
Sermon on PugiIist's VaIor

NEW YORK, June SACK Johnson's 5
title to the heavy weight championship
OF the world was the basic theme to-
night in sermon preached by Booker
T. Washington to the Negro men S
business league of New York.
In the last analysis" DR.. Washing
ton told his hearers. success is what
counts. Success. despite race or color.
makes the man on top respect you.
What the world wants is success. Hold
up your successes. Don't herald your
gloom
You remember when certain mem
Der of our race went to Australia to do
job.
Now suppose he had gone to Austria
liza crestfallen. saying that he was a
negro and much oppressed would he
have won? It was a godsend that
he did win. 1t shows TO the negro
race what determination will do.
TThe time has come when negro
must get commercial, business and
economic footing and get it in this
generation or fail in ever getting it
Commerce, the dollar, draws no color
line. The man who produces what
somebody else wants gets the trade
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR WATER CARNIVAL
Interest Aroused Throughout
Sonoma by Festival Plans

lSpectdi DIspofch 10 he COLL
HEALDSBURG, June 6.-Much inter
est has been aroused throughout So
noma county over the coming water
carnival which is TO be held in this
city June &c.
Miss Stella Luflxin has been chosen
Tor the carnival queen and she will
pc surrounded by a bevy of girls dur
ing her reign.
There viii be grand ball as well
as parade of decorated water craft
The city and river bank will be deco
rated for the occasion. The following
committees have been named TO COM
plete all details for the carnival:
-Nesdames Gum, Rosenberg Ham
iitoo. Joe MeMinn. 81 Hlgerloh. Reuben Z Baer
Finsnce-Mesdames Gum. Rosenberg. Ham
ilton. W Barnes, McDonourh Rssbe Bush
DAILY. Vaughan, z. Petray.
Queens nost and throne-Mrs. ]. T. Coffmsn-
Mrs, Charles Cole. Mrs John Gunn Mrs. S. l.
Watties, Mrs. Helens Wsldrop Messrs. ]. T.
Co6msn- Charles Cole John Gum. S. L. wattles.
Reception-Mrs; F. Hazen, Mrs: s. Cochran.
Henry Boss, Mrs. Robert Moore Mrs George
Sherins, Mrs Amesbury. Mrs. Ed Eb5.
Transports tion-Mrs. J. McDonough and John
Street decoration-Airs n Rosenberg. Mrs.
Albert Bell. Mrs ]. Hsssett Mrs J. Petrsy,
Mrs L. 0'Conner.
Flosts-Mrs George Ferguson. Mrs B. PINE.
Mrs J. NJ McClish. Mrs. J. Flack. Mrs o. J.
Litchfeld. Mrs. A. Pereli. Miss Jessie Boss Miss
AiiVe 1ults. MISS Meekef. MISS holcott, MISS
Chaplin. Miss Enda Metzger. Mrs. Frellson. Miss
Marshall, Mrs Clough Mrs. Joyce. Mrs. Ed
Phillips, Mrs. f. Powell, George Ferguson. DR..
kinley.
InTitations-Mrs. Chaplin. Mrs ]. y. Mcclish.
Mrs. E. Petray.
Music-Miss wolcott Miss Lulu O'Conner.
Mrs. Charles Sherins. Mrs. H. Raymond, Mrs.
Joe Prince. Charles Sherins, J. Kruse.
Parade-Mrs. ". B. Whitney. Mrs. E. Shook.
Mrs. J. Luce Mrs II. Boss Mrs. A. Reese
J. A. McMinn. s. Hilgerloh A. W. Garrett.
Observation-Disclosures McMinn. kinley. Sill
berstein Byington. Miss York. Miss Schvab.
MesSrs. Hussey. F. McClish. J. Petray, A. W.
Garrett. J. SIIberstein. Joe McMinn
Advertising and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAILY.
Baer. Silberstein. Miss WOleott MesSrs. Baer
and Ware
Ball-Mesdames Scott Bull. Fl. SINH J. ".
Seawell. Messrs Scott Norton. Byington.
Observation-Disclosures Morse, l. c. Koberg
r E. Bser. E. B. Snook.
Concessions Pyne J. Petrsy. Morse.
seipel, Barnes, Messrs. Whitney and Pyne.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
CREW OF WRECKED
SHIP ARRIVES HERE
Young Bride of Columbia's First
Mate Returns After Hard
ships in Good Health

Captain ]. n. Cameron of the wrecked
salmon ship Columbia, with his Of
flcers and members of his crew, arrived
from the north yesterday on the Pacific
Coast steamship Governor. The Colum-
bia was wrecked in Unimak bay April
90. No lives were lost, but many hard
ships were suffered before those on
board finally found shelter at Scotch
Cap.
First Mate J. S. Cameron was accom-
panied on the trip by his bride. and she
perhaps suffered more from the ex-
posure than any of the others. although
she has returned, in the best of health.
The Columbia belonged to the Alaska
salmon company and was bound to
Bristol bay laden with cannery supplies
when in a binding snowstorm it was
carried ashore.
Owing to the furious gale blowing
Captain Cameron could not make out
his exact location. He called for volun-
teers to go into the gale and Chris
Christofsen and Ernest Anderson Of
fered to search for land. They located
the shore. and in the morning Captain
Cameron and his crew We're all safely
landed They remained five days on
the beach huddled around big bonfire
and then trudged along through snow
and ice to Scotch Cap, a distance OF
nine miles.
The Columbia was total loss. After
IL ran ashore it took fire and burned IN
the waters edge. On board the vessel
at the time of the disaster were 100
whites and So Japanese.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
GIVES ROOT NEW DATA
REGARDING PAPER DUTY
Newspaper Publishers Associa.
tion Official Forwards Letter

NEW YORK. June e.-John Norris,
chairman of the committee on paper OF
the American Newspaper Publishers
association. forwarded today TO SEN
ator Root letter setting forth new
data cn paper duty.
The senator's attention is directed
10 a comparison of mis- newspaper and
periodical constituency, as compared
with his paper mill constituency, and
the statement is made that the news
papers of New York state pay seven
times as much for labor as all the
paper mills.
Norris says:
Newspapers are entitled to consid-
erable from YOU. even IL you ignore
the extraordinary functions they per-
form in disseminating intelligence. in
promoting knowledge and in facili-
tating the work of government. Those
who read the papers are in complete
touch with the work of administration,
and the furtherance OF the newspapers
mission is worthy of your serious
effort. An increase in the consump-
tion Of paper is due to the increasing
intellige OF the people"
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley
FREE METHODIST
CONFERENCE CLOSES
Assignment of Ministers for
New Year Last Business
of the Meeting
Isseciel Di.eoieh 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, June e.-with the
assignment of ministers for the new
year, the tweRty-seventh annual con-
ference OF the Free Methodist church
closed Saturday night.
The next session VIII be held the
week OF June 1, 1910. The selection of
= place OF meeting n left 10 com
mittee composed OF Rev L c. Lewis,
Bishop r. P Hart, Rev. L W Huston,
e. ". McRea and A Yer Kufl
Ministers have been assigned as fol-
lows:
san jose district. Glenn Lewis. district
cider san Jose, L d AulhoTlzDd; Alameda
B. J. Vincent. supply; OsrroItos, ". o. Simp-
son, santa Cruz. h Y. Haslsm: ArsrDos. ID. Z.
Newell; Pscheco 70 Be supplied; windsor. q
be supplied; Pacific Grove. be supplied. E.
?. Hsrt, bishop; n. s. Honn- missionary 70
Chins. c. "a. LOOMS. supersn1uated; Il. L
Ninegsroen. supernUmerarT; 8 b. williams.
supsrnumersrr. G. B. Phsttnplsce. supernumer-
zry; Il y. DobbiDs. transferred % the north
J. " Huston. conference evangelist
Sacramento dietrfcc-L- Glenn Lewis. district
eider. Sacramento. c. y. Carpenter: lone. Fl. Z.
Burbank: Oakdsle and Stockton. Charles Fish
Plymouth. TO b. supplied; Chico. W A. Gun
nlnEhsm- supply, Turlock. y. q. Benton; Hsn-
ford a h. Main-
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
COLLINS WINS FIVE
OF MOTORCYCLE RACES
Makes Mile in One Contest in
50 Seconds
So Diseaiel . q "a


SACRAMENTO, June e.-Conins OF
san Francisco captured most of the
open events in the motorcycle meet
held at Agricultural park today. OF
the seven races Collins won first in
I'VE Of them. Cheiinia was glued about
IS closely 10 the second positions in
the races IS was Collins in the firsts.
The meet was the flrst OF its kind
held in Sacramento. and with better
boosting would have drawn q larger
crowd. The time made was good for
the track. The fastest mile was done
hN Collins in the 25 mile free for all.
when he made mile lap IN SO seconds.
summary
Ten miles twin cylinder Sacramento riders
Ruhsrsler frst. Burnett second. NsTlett third
Time. Sis 10.
Fiie miles stock. twin cyIinders-ColIins
1rsr. Ksrslake tCurtisl second. Chelinia third.
Three mile novelty raee-Ickelberg first.
nrerer second. Lsncis third Time. 4-52.5.
Ten miles twin cylinder-Collins first. Che
Iris second lckelberg third Time. 1i:iS.
Five miles single cyiinder-C0llins first Che
lnia second. Dreyer third. Time. 5;le.z-
Australian pursuit. with a handicap Of three
quarters q p mile giving ali contestants AZ
least three quarters of mile handcsp-Collins
overlook the fastest in the seventh mile
Twenty mile free for sll-Collins first. Chelinis
second Time 25;s4- In this race Collins made
one mile in = seconds. which the fastest
tine q the Gay for that distance
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
EXAMINATION TO BE HELD
FOR FOREST CLERKS
Civil Service Test Throughout
State June 10

The United States civil service COM
mission has announced an examination
June 1s at Eureka. Fresno. Los An
geles. MarysviIie. Sacramento, San
Bernsrdino, San Francisco. San Jose
and SAN Luis Obispo. Cal. This exami-
nation IS TO secure eligibles from which
10 make certidcation to MI existing va
cancies. at $500 per annum, in the po-
sitipn OF forest clerk in the forest
service. and vacancies requiring SINH
lar qualification as they may occur at
salaries Of $500 20 $1,000.
Eligibles from this examination will
be subject 10 appointment in forest
Supervisors Offices on the Angeles for
est Los Angeles. Lassen forest. Red
Bluff and Klamath forest. Yreka. Cal.
The duties 70 be performed consist of
carrying on Office correspondence. keep
ing I'D files and conducting routine
business during the absence Of the for
est supervisor in the field. The forest
service does not furnish either houses
or subsistence. and appointees viii be
expected TO report At places OF en-
pioyment AT their own expense.
The examination viii consist OF spell
inE- arithmetic penmanship, letter
writing. copying from rough draft and
typewritinE and stenography-
Applicants should at once apply
either 10 the United States civil service
commission Washington. d. c. or TO
the secretary Of the board OF examiners
At any place mentioned above, for ap-
piicatsOn form 3o4-
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
VALLEJO AND NATIVES
TO CELEBRATE JULY a
Portuguese Lodges Charter
Steamers to Attend Carnival

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
VALLEJO. June e.-The fourth OF
July celebration in Vallejo this year
will be the most ambitious effort in
the towns history. 1t is being ar
ranged by committee from Vallejo
parlor of the Native Sons.
More than dozen drum corps and
uniformed parlors of the order from
San Francisco, Oakland and other ban
cities have accepted invitations to he
present. There will be a Marathon
race, automobile races, baseball. motor
boat and yacht races and a night car
nival.
The Portuguese lodges of Oakland
Hayward, San Leandro. Benicia and
other towns have chartered two bie
steamers to bring them here on that
occasion.
The balloting for the goddess of lih.
erty and the king of the carnival Will
begin Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
.STFvfDORFS FIGHT
DUEL WITH KNIVES
Deckhand Left Unconscious in
Pool of Blood; Antagonist
FIees in ROwbOat
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, June 6.-Two steam
Ben Frost, fought a duel with knives
on the water front last night Ander-
son IS in the city hospital and may
die. Frost is being sought by the
police The fight was witnessed by q
number OF people, but none dared in
terfere- Anderson received 10 or &c
cuts across the face, chest and ab-
domen. and was left unconscious in q
pool OF blood by Frost, who went to
a nearby saloon, exhibited a number OF
cuts across the face and hands, and
then started down the river in row.
boat.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
EMPLOYEES
MAKE MERRY AT FAIRFAX
Enjoyable Picnic Under Favor
able Weather Conditions

FAIRFAX. June s.-The newspaper
employees of San Francisco and Ala
media county attended the annual out
ing of their organization AT Fairfax
park today. more than 1000 persons
being present.
The greater portion of the crowd left
San Francisco on the 1915 boat TO Sau-
salito. where special picnic trains took
them direct to the beautiful park at
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
CLERK IS KILLED ON
RAILROAD TRACK
Joseph Samteem Is Run Down
by Train, but Companion
Escapes
Especial Dispatch to The Call

MARYSvnLE, June s.-Joseph Sam
TEEN. clerk in the employ of the
Yuba construction company, and well
known in this city, was run down and
killed by a Southern Pacifc train to-
night.
In company with his mother in law
Samteem was walking along the rail-
road right of way after dark, and
failed to hear the warning whistle OF
an approaching passenger train until
IL was too late to escape. Death was
instantaneous
out injury by jumping.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
BUTCHERS TO HOLD THEIR
ANNUAL PICNIC JUNE 10
Will Serve Choice "Cuts" of En-
tertainment

Choice cuts" OF entertainment will
be served by the board of trade. butch
ers' exchange Of Alameda county. and
the San Francisco retail butchers as
sOciation at the annual butchers day
celebration to be held Wednesday. June
16. at Shell Mound park and the
EmeryVille racetrack.
A fine program OF races and sports
has been prepared BY the committees
in charge. There will be dancing in
both paviliOns II the park all day.
It is desired by the COMMITTEES that
all butchers close their shops that day
and join in the merriment.