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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
CHOSEN TO GUIDE THE
DESTINIES OF PARLOR
Native Sons Elect Officers for
the Ensuing Term

Army parlor No. 2O7, n. S. G. W., has
elected the following as officers for the
next term:
John NJ. Glennan. past president.
Harry Siebert, president.
Harry NJ. Smith, first vice president
Ignace j. Ryan. second vice president
Wesley Todt third vice president.
Ward Marion. marshal
A. L. Eisncr. treasurer.
Frank Rebstock. financial secretary
William Nj. Crowly, recording secretary
I. 0'Leary. William Cape and Charles L.
Auerbach. trustees
John Mackay. inside sentinel
James Reidy, outside sentinel
DR.. Asa w. Collins, Dr. George r. Carson
DR.. A. a. O'Neill, DR.. L. IL. Ceunig. surgeons
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
AGED MAN, FOUND DEAD,
LEAVES NOTE TO CORONER
Solicitor Requests Brother in
Boston Be Notified

OAKLAND, June 5.-Howard N. Gale.
solicitor, 60 years of age, was found
dead this afternoon in his room at 61S
tifteenth street He rented the apart
ment from the occupant of the house,
Mrs. J. T. Pierce, Thursday, and was
last seen alive at o'clock yesterday
evening.
Deputy Coroner Sargent found in his
pocket a note which read
To Coroner: If my body should be found.
please notify my brother, Milton Gale, care of
Perkins & Co, Kirby street Boston. Mass.
The note was dated December II,
1905. The coroner believes that Gale,
who is said to have been afflicted with
heart disease, expected to die sudden
ly and carried the message for identi-
fication
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
JAPANESE CAPTURING
DYEING AND CLEANING
Asiatics Are Invading Profit
able Field of Industry

There was a meeting OF men in the
dyeing and cleaning business in the han
OF the Anti-5apsnese laundry league
Friday night for the purpose of devils
ing ways and means TO Offset the in
roads the japanese in this city are
making in that business
The meeting was addressed by Thomas
r. AngoNe, who called attention to the
danger that threatens the various IN
oustrial classes and urged concert of
action TO preserve these industries to
the white race.
President Mcmahon Of the Anfi-Jap-
anese league also addressed the meet
ing
After 4 general discussion tempo
rary organization was effected by the
election of r. Woods as chairman and
n. F. Hammer secretary.
F. L. Chase. }. Stein and H. S. An
dreWs were named a committee to
present a plan OF action and submit a
set Of bylaws Another meeting viii
be held next Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
PREsIDrNT AGAIN wINNER

WASHINGTON. June 5.-President
Taft kept up his winning streak on tie
Chevy Chase golf links this afternoon
With General Clarence Edwards he
helped to rout two distinguished oppo-
nents. Vice President sherman and Sen
atOr Bourne. The score was I up. The
president beat the three other players
individual scores.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
GRINNELL WINS FIELD MEET

DES MONIES, Iowa, June 5.-With
track teams from Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska, South Dakota and Iowa. the
second annual field meet of the Mis-
souri, valley conference was held here
this afternoon. The final score was
Grinnell 33, Nebraska 30. Ames 81 1-3,
Missouri % 1-3 Kansas City 13, Drake
10, South Dakota 11-3.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
WIS COLE CHAMPIoNsHIP

MONTCLAIR. n. j.. June 5.-Max
Behr of the Norris Country club. Nor
ristown, N. j.. won the golf cham
pionship of New Jersey today on the
Montclair club links. defeating Morgan
X. Smith, a clubman. ? up and / TO
play at 36 holes. Behr is a Yale man.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
RowLnRs Make HrGH scoREs

NEW YORK. June 5.-High scoring
marked today's game in the national
bowling tournament. In the two men
teams DR.. Fl. $. Lockwood and William
Wood Of New York scored 1.275 pins
which is 40 pins behind the worlds
record.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

IN addition to the regular scholastic
meets. ST. Mary's has taken honors
in the games pulled of under the
auspices Of the Olympic club. the Cor
nell club, the Gaelic dancing club and
the knights Of the Red Branch. A
formidable array Of cups on exhibition
in the alumni gymnasium testiies that
the wearers Of the pink and blue may
rightly regard the athletic season Of
1sOs-09 as among the most success
ful in the history OF the college
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
INDIAN BOY THE VICTOR

DENVER, Colo, June Saul Hayne
an Indian boy. a student in the Indian
school at Grand Junction. Colo won
the amateur Marathon for the cham
pionship of the Rocky mountains today
Forshaw. st. Louis. was second and
Gordy, another Indian student. was
third. Time. S:Of:15.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED-The unknown man
who was killed by streetcar at Market and
Beale streets late Thursday night was Identified
yesterday evening by William Leahy John
Ahrahanison. a laborer who had recently been
working at Yerba Buena island.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06
WEAK MEN

DIR. HALLS REINVIGO-
RATOR stops all losses and
unnatural discharges in "a
hours. You feel an improve
ment from the first dose. We
have so much confidence in
our treatment that we offer
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
SWALLOWS DIAMOND;
SIGNS "CONFESSION'

moud half way down his throat and a
policeman gripping hIs Adams apple TO
keep the gem from slipping down fur
ther. James Phillips, his eyes popping
Ell. family gasped. I'm choking
BercY,''
sign this. and then YOU can swal-
low the rims said one of the clerks
ia the store where he was taken. shoy-
ing a Confession before Phillips, VINO
by that time was getting black in the
face. A pen was thrust into the man s.
hand and he scraWIsd his name.
Police Iarkiu then took Phillips into
court and offered the confession ia eyi-
dence, but Magistrate DDolev said il
was worthless, as signed under c1mpul-
sion. The prisoner ouCred 10 pIeg u
guilty but the magistrate held him fOy
The grand jury telling hlm 10 make ais
confession 10 them II he cared 90. With
the ring in him he was committed 10
Raymond street jail
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
SENTIMENT AGAINST
PRESIDENTS LETTER
California Citizens Urge Legisla-
ture to Pass Anti-Japanese
Bills

sACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan. eU.-Despite
tha protests OF President Roosevelt
against action on the anti-Japa nese
measures by the present Legislature, the
sentiment ia their favor seems TO be
growing rapidly. Members of both
branches of the assembly t0dav were
deluged with letters and petitions from
their constituents demanding the inn
mediate passage Of the bills.
Senator Anthony. one of the leaders
Of the auti-J apancsc forces. today sUR-
Eested plan whereby the responsibility
OF the bills can be shifted from the
shoulders OF the legislators 20 those OF
the people OF California lie is prepar-
ing TO demand that the question ''Tor
or against Asiatic immigration" be
placed on the ballots az the next cleo
don IN order u get a general express
sion Of opinion from the people,
Following the publication Of Bresl-
dent ROoseVeit's letter 10 Governor Gil
lett, the bills went over yesterday at
the request-of an their tUtrOduceTs, ex-
cepting Assem- blymau Johnson. He pro-
tested against further delay. declaring
he favored immediate passage, despite
letters and kilograms from anybody.
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
HER NOTHER-IN-LAW
proved a Wise, Good Friend.

young woman out in Ia. found a
wise. good friend iu her WOLheT-in-laWs
jokes Notwithstanding She writes.
1T fs two years since We began using
Postum in our house. ] was greatly
troubled with my stomach. c0mpleziou
was bi0tchy aud yellow. After meals
I often sunerec sharp pains and would
have 20 lie down. AIy mother often told
ufe Dr. was tlC coffee ] dTaUk at meals.
But when I'D quit coffee Id nave a
severe headache
while ri-itius mr motH@r-in-law
remarked that she always made such
good coffee, and asked her TO tell me
bow She laughed and told ono iI was
easy TO make good coffee. when you
use Postum.
81 began TO use Postum as soon as
cot home. and HOW we have the same
good coffee G'o-tuWJ every day. and
nave no more trouble. Indigestion is 70
thing OF tho past. and my complexion
has cleared up beautifully
."Mv gIaudmoIler suffered q great deal
wi,b her stomach. Her doctor told ueI TO-
f.ara of coffee. She thcn took tea. but
that was just as bad.
''Sup finally was induced TO trE Pos
Mm which she has used for. over wear
She Travelled during ,ho winter over the
greater part Of Iowa visiting. something
She had LOT been able TO do tor wears
She saya she owes her present good
health o. Postum.
Name given bv Postum Co., Battle
Greek, Micu Read The Road to We'll
vile. Iu DfEe. There's Il Reason"
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time 60 time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest,
The Washington times., 1909-01-20

NEU YORK, Jan. 4o,-"This ain
Russia, judge, protested Charles stern
berg, sixty-five, accused IN the FIush-
ing police court Of allowing water from
his tenement house IN Clinton avenue,
Maspeth, L. l., to flood the street ana
I'm going 20 have my say. THIS Is d
free county
Let me have a say said Magistrate
Connolly. You must put IN plumbing.
Not much Judge" returned stern
berg. List year I Daid 500 IN taxes
and got nothing in return
Keep quiet said the magistrate 'oE
III send you 10 jail
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
TAFT OLD MAID IDEA
STIRS MISS COUZINS
Speech of Presdent-eect to Southern School Girls Calls
Forth Few Remarks From Famous
Anti-Suffagete.

arrival in future from the great No
where so POLITICALLY described by Eu-
gene Field, in thus cOUnseling the fOun-
taiuhead of supplies to shut off the
enthusiasm which belongs to the stra-
bisrnus period Of youthful vision, when
gaziuE toward an attractive male head
OF contemplating the proportions of the
masculine hand and seek in emulation
a picture of q lonely old maiden be
tween seventy and eighty ears, whose
poulJiCes and p.asteTs for the WOUNDS
of humanity, during q Seit-SdCflui =
career IN Samaritan goodness largely
discounts according 10 TINS JaulI'al s,[i ipS,
dixit-the scHptural injunction rom
the White House contingent that en- %
dreu are a heritage from the LORD
blessed be he cor She) who has MS
quiyer fun of them"
Moreover, let me respectfully SuF
gest TO NT Taft that there are otilet
divisions of the old maids Red OluSs
agency not devoted To imnentS anu
bandages and poor house shelters ll
the sunset hour whose mission or lte
visual orb and lngual utterances I'M
mortaliZed the sybiutne group or INC
past, and wrought their majestic lis-
I1res side by side with the pluplltIa
81 old on the dome Of the olhllht
Chanel inn Rome. by and through the
insr.tred alignment Of Michael Angelo $
iuconnarable genius and sweep OF ms
and commend To our genial al
yiSorv board relterauOn OF a uuLi'
old as the everlasting hills, umm mula-
HE as the ceutripetal and centrifugal
~guiIibrium. euunciated bv syb1 OF
the latter day-whOse brilliant ana m
clsive grasp Of the essentials. ehll''ess -
her % q niche in the Z. &. group ol
immo-iaIs, Gail BamlljoH-
"a mo}cculc of oxygen roaming Que
L. through space. seeking for 1Ja nlalc'
but finding none, when, OF "a sudden III
- of Tyirogen. uhcu lOt there Is a
rrz1 and am embrace, and there IS
neither any more oxygen nor hydTosen'
huf a diamond drop Of dew, reposihE
ON the white bosom Of the llIS.
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
ENTERS CONQUEROR
IN NATIONAL RACE
Undaunted BY Thrilling Experience
In Berlin Event, Forbes Plans
Another Flight.

BOSTON, Kan, Jan. 2O.--Notwiin-
standing the thrilling experience when
he and his companion, Augustus Post.
fell 5000 feet. as a result Of the bursting
OF their balloon, Conqueror, in the Ber-
lin race, last year, A. IT. Forbes, Of
New York, secretary of the Aero Club
of America, has entered the ConquerOr
in The next national balloon race, IF
the Aero Club. He will have as his
companion in the flight. II. Helm Clay
ton, of the Blue Hm Observatory.
Forbes recently returned from St.
Louis and indianapolis, where he had
been investigating the merits Of the two
cities as starting point for the race.
The dnal decision will be made this
week Forbes says that already ten
balloons have been entered for the race
and probably five more would do so
before February !.
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
JAPAN is REASSURED
BY PRESIDENTS ACT
RooSevelts Letters on California
Bills Applauded BY Island
Kingdom.

TOKYO, Jan. @.-Japan is singing the
praises OF President Roosevelt again
-oday, as . result Of his protest against
The anti-Japancsc legislation I'm Califor-
MIA
Just as the Presidents interference
Two years ago, prevented the exclusion
OF japanese school children from the
public schools, so his action this time
leading japanese believe, viii put an
cF tr~aareued trouble
Roosevelts declaration TO Governor
"a s.-.l-,al uaS fully complied
vita Tho terms OF The immigration
agreement with America, and that any
adverse legislation under the cirCum-
stances would be national dishonor.
Is particularly pleasing TO the Japanese.
They believe that If the question of
avoided during the present session OF
the California Legislature, Il Will never
rise again
The Washington times., 1909-01-20

An old maid not vet across the dead
line or seventy"
Such is the way Phoebe ". Couzins,
champion anti-suffrs sgette Of Washing
ton. subscribes herself in a reply 20 the
President-elect. whom she deplores hav-
ing eXtoled the spinsterhood OF ancient
aunts.
Miss .Couzlns goes after Mr. Taft in
hammer and tougs fashion. She has
some ideas on the marrying question.
which she does not fear to elucldate.
The next Chief Executive should not
forget, she points out, that had mis-
ancestry followed the advice Of the
genial descendant he would have been
an undIferentiated specimen in the
nebulae of the milky way.
Said Miss Couzins today. referring TO
the Presideut-elects speech 20 Georgia
girls:
''The President-elect in q recent
speech TO girls In Georgia, supplemented
the anti-rsce suicide policy OF the pres
eHt Executive by advice sufficiently
drastic TO make superfiuOus the anxiety
Of his predecessor by counseling against
rushing the matrimonial step and eG-
toIling the spinsterhood of ancient
aUnts. as worthy Of emulation IN the
buoyant and leaJ hearted maidens OF
today, now following the Jack-o Ian
terms species as did his mother and
grandmother Of yore, whose example in
maternal ancestry, if uipPed in the bud
under similar advice Of their genial
descendant, would have left the Presj-
dent-eIect an undinereuiated specimen
in the nebulse OF the milky way
Moreover, considering the fact ,hat
out Of Georgia evolved the present EN-
ecutive, at a prehistoric date i'm his
career. IL would seem a somewhat cruel
suggestion of his successor to call a
halt on the possibility of another like
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
IN THE HOUSE

The House convened AT noon.
The judiciary Committee submitted q
report recommending that the seat OF
Georee L. I1uev, now Governor OF
Connecticut. be declared vacant from
January g. 1869.
Rv unanimous vote the committee re-
port declaring Governor LIlley s.
seat vacant, was adopted.
At hearing iH the District Committee,
reyreseutatlyeS of the washington
Gas companies asked time 20 bring
witnesses 60 the regular hearing to-
morrow 90 prove carbon monoNide is
NOT so dangerous.
Confederation Of the naval appropriation
bin was resumed.
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
WORSE THAN RUSSIA,
PRISONERS OPINION
One Stenberg Defies Court to Send Him to Jail, and
Gets bluff Called Then Ines
to Beg Off.

send me 60 jail for six months. ]
don't care
"I'u send you 20 jsu for three days 10
cool off," said the magistrate.
Yes, this IS Russia hOg-led Stern
berg. Make il six months. Judge"
Fifteen days" said the magistrate.
Russia It's worse than Russia.
cried Sternbergs who began TO beg or
saying that ne had a wife and FIVE chill
dren-
''VVhv didn't YOU think OF them when
Won were defviug the cOurt2 I'll give
YOU six months # YOU don't keep quiet,
Sternberg was taken 70 the jail de-
iected
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
Believes Californians With
Him in Desire to Prevent
Agitation.
NO SUGGESTIONS
OF ANY RUPTURE
State Long Ago Abandoned Fancied
Right TO Act Independent of
the Government.
Continued from First PageJ

known that Baron Takshira, the Jap
aEese ambassador, as reported i'm these
dispatches yesterday, courteousIy called
The attention of the state Department
10 the threatened hostile legislation in
California and suggested that such aC-
uon could not but be construed by his
government as a repudiaLion Of the
terms Of the agreement entered into by
the two governments on the immigTa-
rton question.
On behalf OF the Administration. how
ever, 81 is stated that the President
would have made the representations he
did to Governor Gillette, regardless of
any suggestion from the japanese gov
ernmeut
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
Marriage Licenses

George p. SpTosser and Goldie BIeget.
Washington.
john &. DreWetL and Rebecca Swami.
Washington.
Fred G. Wren and Lucy J.. Loomiz.
Washington.
Vincent p Hardw.cs OF Kinsale Va
and Willie J. Inruh. Of fuckers Hii
Va
james. T. Casebcer and Alma A. Frye.
Washington.
BALTIMORE. 4Id.. Jan. &c George q.
Schmidt ana Carrie @. Newton WASH
luErou
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
EIGHTH SATELLITE
IS PHOTOGRAPHED
Daily Motion in Right Ascension,
and Is Visible Through
arUe TelesCODe-
Large Telescope.

CAMBRIDGE. Jan. 21.-A cablegram
received al the Harvard observatory
states that the eigh Satellite Of Ju-
Diter was photographed at the Green
WiCh observatory ou January is. The
position on the satellite was iu right
ascension. l1 hours IS minutes I5.7 seq
Onds and deeIiuati0u plus degree 40
minutes 4G seconds. The daily motion
was in right ascension minus I minute
and In dccliuation plus I minute
The satellite is visible through a large
telescope.
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
Births

Benjamin b. sIl EVELYN Eooue. aos.
Edward and fIe'ru Williams, 0Og.
Adelberf D. and Myrtle Summer. eirl
William -. and AlaIde DuTitE, b0g and
girl twins.
Henry and Ella Broadboui girl.
samuel 1F. and Virginia Robinson, boy.
Thomas and katherine t-riilCr bog.
John -. and Iuftlu Egs seIi boy
l.+--AIIFE 8FDMy 2uiu.ge. t1e world vide
cod and Grip remedy removes csuse. Cali f0F
~ name, Lock for signature z. " Grove. -
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
HALL-NOYFS SCHOOL
921 4 81 n W

221 4 st. n. w.
Boys ana girls, 4 TO l9 years, . . m;
adults p. IA. College preparation
Catalogues Phone hz. 1877.
FRANCES A4ANE HALL, A. M, Prin.
poZ7- cod -2at
The Washington times., 1909-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ADTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS -I The
10th regular quarterly dividend or 1919
has been declared on the capital stock
of the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pauy- payable February ], 1909, when
checks for dividends viii be mailed to
an stockholders of registered address.
The books for tHe transfer of stock will
be closed from January % to February
b 1862 both dates inclusive. StOCkhOId-
eTs who have changed their addresses
since date OF last dividend VIII please
notify the company.
HARRY c. MEEM, Treasurer.
jaI6212g
THE ORIGINAL RAT CATCHERS
have arrived iu town ready for business;
all work guaranteed. HOSMER q GET
LINGIIR, 5fS Pa. ave. NV. Ja19-3t
BROOCH PIN FREE
with 80 PuE-ToEE Photos, Z5cs Crayon Por-
tIai-. Elas. Pastel. f1as. ELYNN'S OLD
RELIABLE STUDIO s53 Pa. ave. iaII-it
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY-Was ashiugtOu, y. c.,
aauuaT- It Iglg-Tha annual meet
ing OF the shareholders OF the Wash
iugtOu Gas Light Company for the cleo
tiou of Directors, and for such other
business as may properly cone before
said meeting. wifi be held at the o--lc8
of the company, No. 4I54l7 Tenth street
NV. MONDAY, FEBRUARY I. 1903, at
l. O'CLOCK NJ. The polls will be open
from j. o'clock noon 10 ! o'clock %. m.
WILLIAM y. ORME. Secretary.
i4lI-1.f-pV-n
The Washington times., 1909-01-20

Ever read the above letter. new
one appears from time 90 time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
Railfall up to Standard

According to Dr. E. G. Fox, the rain
 fall this year, since June 30, is slightly in excess of three inches This is well
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
UNION HAVE LIVELY
 SMOKER
OFFICIAL SPEECHES, SONGS AND DANCES AFFORD ENTER
 TAINMENT

One of the most enjoyable and large attended social events given under the auspices of organized labor in this city was that of the bartenders' smoker at Union Labor hall last night.
 Speeches, recitations, songs, dancing and athletics, participated in hy mem bers of the various labor organizations of the city. furnished interest and amusement for the 200 union men who attended.
 H. E. Fox and w. P. Langdon, pres ident and vice president, respectively of the bartenders union, with the as sistance of Messrs. Woods, Watson and Green. committee on arrangements were highly complimented for the pro gram and lunch which they had pro vded
 Among those who contributed toward the success of the affair were w. J Stapleton, in some of his inimitable recitations, and Messrs. Langdon, Me Cabe, Smith. Taylor and Aesehilmar in musical selections.
 President Green of the Globe Amer ican Federation of Labor and Secretary Page of the Miners union spoke briefly on organized labor, its object and pres ent favorable status.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
Wrestling Looks Good

C Hamburger Bill' Maher, who has been having considerable difficulty in securing opponents for an unknown wrestler whom he has been boosting for some time, has found packer who is willing to put up some of the long green against Bill Big Kido and it is probable that something in the shape of a. wrestling match will be pulled off within short time. Bill, although unwilling to divulge the iden tity of his protege, claims that he is a live one who can show the local wrestling contingency quite few pointers about the mat game.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
Property Changes Hands

The following deeds were placed on record yesterday: H. l.. Higdon and wife to George E. Shute and wife, an undivided one-half interest in lot ,, block :, Globe townsite. C. F.. Duncan and wife to w. A. Carter, lot ?, block ?, Anderson and Blake subdivision.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
New Cordova Engineer

George NJ. Lukest of Washington, D. C., for five years an employ in the en- gineering department of that city, ar rived here last night to take position with the Cordova Townsite company, on the engineering force. He will re- side here permanently.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
Dominion Arrivals

s. s. Culver, Los Angeles; w. H. Colby, Los Angeles; Thomas T. Swift, Stafford; F. F. Hutchinson, Los Angeles John T. Wootan, Los Angeles; E. A. Macon, Tucson; J. N. Cole, Los An geles; R. Gardner, New York; Leon Aron, Los Angeles; G. NJ. Lukest Washington.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05

up to the average and as it has been spread out over a range of more than month, the country has benefited greatly. The rainfall has been heavier farther north in the country tributary to Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
Major Hine Leaves

Major Charles Hine, connected with the Hartman system, who visited this city on an inspection trip, left yester- day morning for Tucson. He seemed highly pleased with the workings of the Hine system of classification for railway employees, whick has been put in effect on the Gila Valley line.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
Socialist Lecture

Mrs. Dorothy Johns, noted lecturer on socialism, will deliver four lectures in this didstrict, beginning Saturday night Her dates are as follows: Red Springs boarding ho.se, August (; Globe, August 8 and 10; Copper Hill school house, August 9. All of the lectures will be in the evening.