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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
Pathetic Close of Life

The suicide of Stephen P. Flynn at
San Jose yesterday brought to pa
thetic close of life marked with every
promise. Flynn was born in Bay City,
Mch., where a brother and two ssters
are now living His last home was
at 1905 Jackson street, this city, where
he resided with his wife and daughter.
Miss Maude Flynn. In his native city
Flynn had been exarred ruler of the
Elks and prominent as an attorney.
He lost his fortune in the panic of
1903 and never recovered from the dis
aster. Four or FIVE years ago he left
Michigan and settled in Tonopah. His
health was then broken and he de-
veloped nervous prostration, which in
capacitated him from sustained work.
About four years ago he came to San
Francisco and tried to build up a law
practice, but with poor success. He
was deeply Interested in the graft prose
cution~and desired to enlist in the fight
as an attorney. He was a friend of
Special Agent William j! Burns.
In discussing Flynn's death last
evening Burns said: Mr.. Flynn vas q
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
Holy War Is Preached

ALHUMECAS tMprocco), July 26.-
Twelve thousand Moors are reported to
have left this region TO join the tribes
men in front of Melilla. where trenches
are being built along the heights. Re
ports Of a Spanish defeat and the loss
OF three guns are being circulated
among the tribesmen. The Mara bouts
are inhsming fanaticism by preaching
q holy war.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
Norway and Sweden Clash

COPENHAGEN, July ga frontier
difficulty has arisen between Norway
and Sweden. Sweden demands the al
teration Of the boundary line between
Jemtland and Trondhjem, to which
Norway refuses to agree.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
Peru and Bolivia Arbitrate

LIMA. Peru, July 2s.-The situation
between Peru and Bolivia with regard
TO the boundary award is somewhat i'm
proved, it was said today. Javier Prado
Ugarteiche, former minister of foreign
affairs, has written a narticle treating
Of the incident and declaring that Peru
shall be governed entirely by the
terms Of the arbitral award rendered
by President AloOrta of Argentina.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27

LOSES THREE FINGERS-When Rollin
Roby. 43S Van Ness avenue. millhand en-
ployed at 416 Ash avenue, brushed q Hy from
his nose with his right hand yesterday after
noon he forgot that his left hand was near a
whirling buZzsaw, and three fingers of his left
hand were severed He was treated at the
central emergency hospital
COAST Brev
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
KERMIT ROOSEVELT WILL
RIDE IN SEVERAL RACES
Former Presidents Son Is a
Versatile Sportsman

NAIROBI British East Africa, July
26.-Colonel Roosevelt and his son
Kermit have accepted a number of din
ner engagements in their honor for the
next 10 days. July 30 Roosevelt and
Kermit will dine with the stewards of
the East African turf club.
Kermit has secured several mounts in
the races to be run here Thursday and
Saturday
The Roosevelt party will leave Mai
robi August for Naivasha, stop be-
ing made at Kijabe, Al miles northwest
of this town, where Roosevelt will lay
the foundation stone of a new build
ing to be erected by the African inland
mission, an American organization.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27

TWO FREIGHTS wRECKED-San Bernar-
dino. July 26.-Belated news from Las Vegas
New, describes a freight wreck which occurred
last Wednesday at Moapa, on the Salt Lake
route. Two heavily loaded freight trains met
head on Twelve were reduced TO Junk
and three engines completely demolished Es-
Inmates place the damage at 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
Check Rod CONSTRUCTION

CEUTA CAdorocco). July 26.-The con-
struction Of the highway to Tetuan has
been stopped as the result of threats
by the Andjera tribe to attack the
Spaniards unless they withdraw Trou-
bic IS feared as the tribesmen are ex-
cited on account Of the Moorish sue
cesses at Melflla
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
PROPOSALS
rCTING OrARTRRNfAa-

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. washington.
d. O.. June 8. 1909. Sealed proposals win be
received at the office OF the Purchasing Agent
2. 1909. for furnishing Postal Cards for the
postal service Proposals for a term OF four
years beginning January I, 1910, and also Tor
a One-year term are desired Blanks for pro
posals, specifications and instructions to bidders
will be furnished upon application to the Pur-
chasing Agent, Post Office Department Wash
ington. d. c. +. II. HITCHCOCK, Postmaster
General.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
MRS. CLARENCE MACKAY
SPEAKS FOR SUFFRAGE
Returns to Heated City to Start
New York Campaign
[SpeoiaI Dispqich o The Colll

NEW YORK. July 26.-Mrs. Clarence
Mackay. as president, opened her cam
paign for equal franchise when she
made an address introducing Professor
Dewey Of Columbia university, who win
deliver a series Of lectures under the
auspices Of the equal franchise society.
Mrs. Mackay showed by her presence
at the meeting, at a time when most
society women have fed from the heat
Of the city, what a hold the cause has
taken upon her.
She has not only returned to town,
but she has opened headquarters, has
done direct personal work at her Offices
and has shown by everything she has
done the serious, definite aim of her
propaganda Today she appeared on the
speakers platform and dominated the
meeting by her presence.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27

to give. and obviously it would not be
the constabulary.
Some of them ran forward with a long
ladder, which was dung with crash
against the caves. Man ran up the
rungs, shielding their faces as best
they could from the deadly shower of
water and tar and like, and, clinging
to the ladder desperately, brandished
iron rods wound with barbed wire over
the apertureS in the roof and wall.
This, of course, was TO keep the be-
sieged men back from the openings
But the ruse was not effective against
the well handled buckets and spray
ing machines. From the openings still
came streams of material, and the dark
green uniforms were soon bedaubed
with the mess. While the men on the
ladder tried to keep back the defend
ers, their fellows attacked in earnest
the stone wall of the house beneath
them, where the barricade of trees had
been cleared away.
Defenders Become Savage
The assaults from within became
more savage. Relentlessly the besieged
men poured out their bombardment of
boiling water and tar, with streams of
powdered lime and liquid plaster, untn
the attacking party were literally un-
recognizable.
1T was a disgusting scene" declared
the eyewitness who described it to
me-a man whose sympathies, by the
way, were with the defenders. Il have
seen many an eviction in bygone days,
but never one SO brutal. The men in
side made a gallant stand in a hope
less fight, but the men outside stood
the worst punishment l ever wit
messed.
Mr.. Murphy, who had declared again
and again that the scene was dis
graceful in an age of ightenment,
finally begged the commander to with
draw his men. if only for five minutes,
that an appeal might be made to the
defenders for a compromise. Inspector
Ball wiped the swat from his eyes
and pointed to a paneless window.
Il can not withdraw my men, he
said, but you may go up there and
talk to the persons inside, if you wish.''
This was out of the question, and
the savage work went on. The con-
stabulary persisted in the face of al
most incredible punishment. One man,
a sergeant, stood on ladder for more
than an hour trying to protect his
comrades below. During the whole of
that time he was a target for the at
tacks of those within, and when he
was finally relieved he hardly resem-
bled a human being. He was painfully
burned about the eyes with lime.
Meanwhile a detachment of the po-
lice carried on a flank" attack at the
front of the house, if the expression
will be permitted. First they dragged
away the barricade of trees, then
smashed q window, all the time sus-
tanning showers of missiles from the
roof Others formed a "sharpshooting'
squad, throwing stones at the roof
openings to discourage those inside at
work at the apertures.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27

THIRTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Italy, July
26-The floor of lecture hall here collapsed
today. carrying down with 1t several hundred
persons. Scores were hurt in the struggle to
escape 80 seriously. Six can not recover.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27

BODY RECOVERED -NIarysyille. July 90
The body Of Oliver Fichler. who was drowned
Yesterday in The Feather river. recovered
today by Louis and Ernest Eicbler. his brothers,
who came from Sacramento TO search for it.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27

ACCUSED OF MANSLAUGHTER-Se
July 2G.-A deputy sheriff armed with war
rant and requiSitiOn papers from Governor L.
NJ HAY left for Los Angeles today 20 bring
back Ralph Ieavitt. charged with manslaughter
because an automobile which he was driving in
Seattle killed Rsselo Sego. a street cleaner.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27

1.-The nest letter in this series bu
Hugh Sutherland mill be published in
The Call next Thursday morning. J.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-27
ALL SHOULD BOOST
PORTOLA CARNIVAL
Citizens Asked to Aid Finan-
ciaIly in Entertaining ThrOngs
Next October
From Small Beginning Festival
Assumes World Wide
Proportions

Continued from Page I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
auSlaub.

-Sn ct. Petsrsburs itarb na6
furSer 4rautbeit Or. Srsbsrid De
Wtartens, Elm beriibmter ProfeIiOr oes
8Olierredts.
- Su 9reat Wiarlow, @uslano,
itarb @Oparb Sobn @rssorp, Rraiibsut
bss f6uisIidsn Snitituts fir Wialer in
@aierfarbeu.
-Sn Der gidhs BON ct. @allen,
S6wei,. sritidten II @iieubabuarbsiter
bel einem Seuer, bas in eiuem Gunnel,
in oem iie bsiddftist paren, ausbrah.
- aus Smei, giiatiides RuBlanb,
piro ssuislOet, oas Der 3ablmsiitsr oes
oitiibirii6en Sdusresiments NIT $780,
600 8ssimsntssslosrn ourdssbraunt
1T.
- ct. SObn Saufiu. elm betuunter
snsliidsr S9riftitsllsr uuO orumatii9sr
Didtsr, bssins SslbitmOrb inbsm CT
iib in BEN 5luB StbOn In Der Sidbe BON
SauOriuOoo 8eus, 8ales, srtrdutts.
= aus 8arsis, Stalisu, traf in
MaOrib, Spuuien, Die gta4ridt elm,
bas Don Carlos, Der ipanii9s Gbron'
prdtsnbant, baislbit I'M Sterben ltest
@r lit bsreits felt ldnserer 3eit lei
bsnb.
- Gin betlaSeuspsrtbes llusliid bat
iid auf bsm sroBen ..Sreuier .Prinj
Sbalbert" sreisuet. Snfolse oes Plas
ems eines DampfrObrs purOs elm Ssiisl
setObtet, pdbreno elm Waidiniit i6wsl
uerlest puroe.
Mtit Dem Sesen bss beutidsn 9a
bells, rpsl9sS iopobl oirette 8srbinounl
nit Braiilien, alS aud nit bem beut
| i6eu 9olonieu in Weits uuo Siiomeit
afrita bsritelleu ioll, lit uunmebr be
Gnfans sema6t worben.
- Cine UsrbauSniBuOus @rplOfOl
IblassnOsr @etter bat ii6 in Der Sob
lensrube rYulfan", pel6s i'm iisbsn
barsifasu aOmitut 9unpab sslsssn if
srsisnets. Sisbsn Sersleuts wurbe,
setDbtet uno a9t muroen mebr obsr min
Der idwsr uerlest.
- Inter erniter Gnflass iinb L
Saarbriiden Selowebsl uno llnteroff
3iers Oes 8. &beiniideu Sufunteris'0it
simsuts OiO. 10 in Daft ssuOmmsu mol
ben. sic werbsu bsidulOist, 3ublrsit
S9ulmdoheu in bic Saisrus selod
uHO ruinirt Su bubsn. Sc psrbsu ifar
OalUIe @ntbilluussu srpartst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

MaHlsv, batirt bsn 10. auauf 1892 uHb sinsf.
trassn In Dssebup No. 1913. Stiis 309. etc., in
eadapanna County. aats ptrbtIert NIT sintm
jtrtiunesinbalbIf bIf6diatn bStnntn @pbnbauit.
acbIsn uno WtHeralitn rsftrpirt
GnnT; Got Ro. % i'm Quaerat pher 8lcd
Nu. is, uub stlsssn an Der ShaBs, stnanut
unb bsfanut ale prOipset Srabs, in her Ntuu.
ltbuttn gBarb hn Stdbt Ser lnton, ppraueliht-
LID etbSIie rt9ilfrirt uub tinstiTagsn; btfaait
eoi ilf 40 6ub in 5rOnt une biuteu unn i4O
6u6 In 1isfs. 81 ealIslbs Gistnibum. ubeT-
l6risben eur& Spbu !. STANLEY uup 5riu an
9sprst 3. Ries, eurt Ssse entut ben IS. Stunt
i9O3 sinstirastn ia er Reprbrs SiIes BON
eadapanna eeuntp i'm Dssebua 9o. 1870.
Stiis 305. Aats DubtIsrt. NIT tinsm jpti.
lfSdissn bUljtrnsu WObnbaus. 8pblsn unb
Winualisn rtitrpirt.
Rii Stf6lae btIset unp in 9rtfutiUu gsupm-
mtu nuf bic Stast ppn auna g. Suupsripn &c.
cen @soret 3. 8irt. Shulb $3tS9.t0. Su-
isrtiItn pom II. Stunt 1903, Anpalisfbiibrsn
unb Rotten. 9ubamtnt Ro. 6i7. StOttmbsr
Ssrmin 1909, 81 ga gum Stpt. 5amiu 1919.
Samss 8arbusr SaupsrfOn,
slupalt
40 has s,ndnutt Gissntbum pirO uur ssssn
Baarjabluna ptIfduft.
y. s Galpin, Sderiff
S&niHsami. Scranton, pa, rOnnuiias. psn
"a. SUM 1853.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
OermifAteS Snfanb.

- SIN Glter pom So Sabren iturb in
9iep Dort Srau albert Pulissr, bic
Satin bes befannten 3situussbsraus'
ssbers.
Sn South Sermid, DIE, itarb
ua6 LANCER Sranibsit bic befaunts ume'
riianiids Sdriftftsneriu Srduteiu Sa'
rab Srns Sepett.
- Or. Suitin steer, elmer Der 9eb'
rsr on Der 8aibiuston uniueriitat in
ct. 9Ouis, begging Sslbitmoro, iHSsm
sr @ift ueribludte.
- Das am 4ate @eorse bel NlbanD,
u. g., sslsssue Sort Billium Ssurg
Sotel wuroe our4 6euer 3eritOrt.
S1absn $40O, 900.
- Sin Ssusr serftOrte in Mfusteson,
Uti9.. nisbrere 0erfitdttsn Der Pers
Miarqustte Giieubabnseiellihaft uno
ridtsts shisn Sdabsn uOn s7O0,0 900 an.
-SH Sisw gOrt wurbe Der Ssriud]
semudt, cine iOSsuannte narmss bee
blausn Suuoes4 3u orsaniiirsn, bic bas
sanse 9anb i'm Sturm fiir bic Sads Der
ProbibitiOu erObern ioIl.
-Ri6ter 8ilion pom Commonplace
ssridt in PbilaOslpbia CAB cine @nt'
ldeibuns ab, laut pel9er bas Staats'
ssiss. ous Raliusisrratsn auf 2 @snts
feftiest. unconftitutionell lit.
- @tienne @mils Wtarie Bautrour.
Der beriibmts fran,Oiiide PbilOiopb,
wirO untsr ben auipicisu bes -@erclt
Srancaiie" an Der SaruarO'u 'unireriiiai
einen Gpclus Don Sortrdsen baltsu.
- gia9 elmer slutiiuOisuns oss nor
wesiiden Seneralconiuls @briitopber
Raun in gism gOrt wiro bemuddit cine
BOit. uuO Bufusisr Dumpfsrlinie jwi'
lnen 9fem Yort uno Uer9en elr9etl9tel
meroen.
- 8si eiuem Ssusr. Oas ben Ssibftall
Der 8Orie in Duluth, Wttun., 5eritOrts,
ianosn fiinf Dtauner. bic als arbeitel
barin beidaftist parsn. sinen qualpolleu
Cob. aua 6s Pfsros iumsn in ben
5lammen UNI.
- Dad einem uon Der Poliisi ii
Chicago betuunt sssebsusn itatiitiidsr
Ysri6t puroen baislbit in oieieH
Sabre iOueit burdi4nittlid orsi Psr'
ioneu alle BO9eu uon automobilsr
iiberfahreu uno setOotet.
- Sn Sinnidinic 3obse bel Grant
9ute, Colo, purbs Serr William Sen
uinss Srpun IT., Sobn uon 9srrr
Billiam Seuninss 8rpan, Sincoln
9lsbrasia, nit Srdulsin Sslsu Smsinit
Berger pou Wiilpauiee sstraut.
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Gifemb abn Seittabelle.
Sslalsars, sadatuaHHa unO B.H.ru Saku
Seioe xelepbone.


Su Kraft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
@ibli9-8uI6et Scranton fir 0sp gorl
nm 2.05, 1920, Cos, 800, 1920, Born. F.;
f2.i0, 3.25 unb 3.40 RaGmittaas. Mir
Rtp ysrf Hnb philadelphia, um 500 Bsrni.;
f2.A0 uab 3.35 Ra@mittaas. glr
Tsbybanua, $40 Ha@mitiaas.
R5rbli6-6ir Buffalo um LIS, 6.25 u. 800
RSr., t.55. $40 unb f1.fO sla&mittaas. oiir
Binstamtcu, Glmira unb 3BilGtnifatiun untn, un,
1910 Ror. uub LOS Natm. fyar Sspsap
Syrasuft uHb utica, um IFS unb sos WsT.
t.55 Ra&mtttass. Ssrtap. @yracuIs uni
utica 3us I'm 6.25 Wor. l6uft tGaIidb, ausat.
npmmtn Souutass. SJiir RuntrSis nm 9,OC
Rpr.; t.05 une 6.40 Ra&m. WibcITon VIC.
6 smobatiou. I'm 400 RaGmtttaas. 8ina.
kamptsn Aeepmpeaticu. um 6.t5 Rahmittaas
Dloomsburg 9ibifion-gnIGsi Srantsr
ffr Rprttumbtrlanb um 6.35, TO- 90 Wpr.;
i.55 uRb GAO Ra&m. 8ir plymouth um {. .Os
1a&mittass.
SonutaaSS3fiae.
sibIiG-Iar Rtp gurF um 205, 800
sos unb 1920 ROrssus; 3.35 unb 3.4C
Rdhm.
WSrhItd5 - Bir Buffalo I'm f.f5, uni
6.25 Wor. i.55, $40 unb ii.t0 Radm
8ir giuebamipu uHb 3pii6tufatiputn, 9.O(
unb 1910 8prmittaas
Nloomsburg Sibifon-@ @uIGRi Srdntui
I'M 1920 RST uns $40 RaGmtttass.
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Go rmnk" isin!
gia nSr., sas ben e4a1 fsssrt

Gin altes Spridtport iast idon:
,Otub 1T Elm boies araut". alber
nod bel h4er 1T ienes rNiub", oas
eigentIi1 gar tein Dub lit, teines
iein 6iirtte. 60 entiprinst meiitens
Der Sudt, mebr au ibeinen, aIs man
lit. Sc na6 Character ur6 Gr3iebung
nimnlt bas Streben banud bel Sc.
benz eine anbere Ri4tung, Gubert iib
in anoerer Beiie, aber es fontmt
i6tieBlid inrmer auf baiieIbe beraits.
Wian tuia ieinen Witmeni6en SanS
in Die aatgen itreuen u1tS niegt ii9
gur gu Ieiht in ben @eoonfen, oaB
6os geIungen 1T, obaDobl man ielblt
aan3 genau iiebt, tuenn anbere Dos.
ielbe bel uns periufen. Nie oft ur.
tbeilen mir iiber Nnoere: .Sie Ieben
iiber tire BerbdItniiie", uno bod bot.
len mir. bab &de anberen niat be-
merfen. tpenn mir iefbit iiber uniere
BerbGItniHe leben. llnb mir optern
einem @osen uniere 8eauemlitfei'
ten. unieren bGusliden Srieben, ia,
oft aenug unfer gan3es Slid uno bic
3utunit uno 6as @Iiid urierer Rim.
Der, MIR ltln cine Sdih6ung Gifreht
ni erbaIten, bic SSeoer burhidalt urto
entpeoer ntitIei6ig beLahelt ooer
idarf perurtheiIt. Bir beibonieen 10
gieIes nit benz ausipribf: ~Das
mub fem, ipenn mir betipielsapeiie
oas bette 3intnter oIs ~Salon" neb-
men. 9ie ganae GnntIie bolt ith oft
in einem ergen Sof5intmer aif, uur
neiI man ieinfn 8efid urftGnoig
bel ii6 mifnebnlen mub. limb Denn
es ieIbit ioI6e Wenihen gdbe, Die iid
oariibrr aufbalten, tuenn Der Salon
peniger i6on, bofiir aber Die 5urn
togli9en @ebrnih bGtiTHrten Sim.
mer anserneiien iinb, 10 iollten mir
nur fir tie elm mitleioiees afHel-
s1ider boben. NSr ioIlten dlif Der
tebr nit 2e1iten nerSidten fonnen.
bic uns na9 urferen @obnunger
dSer RleiSern beurtbeilen. Denn bel.
bes b6ngt bod jumeiit BON ben Der
b1Itniiien Oh, in benen mir uns be-
finoen. gs mag ia nuh Grauen &C.
ben, bic ibrem Ranne tlar su me6er
periuden, oab bes neu angei6affts
aIeib iein miib. btapeiI ibre Greun'
bin ober gea6borin aai4 nift mebr
NIT bem boriGbrieen sebtl @iro Il,
iih ai6 Aariiber Har, bob bicfes
Waib oenn 'oop nidt gar 10 oringens
1T, 70 piro {is Die 8erbdltniiie iprs
den Iafen ul6 nidt bic gitelfeIt
Wsan mub ia aud mardesmaI 81
@eburtstogen ODER aJoerrn Selegen
beiter ifber feline Wttttel binalls ihen
fen; rsan nuib oaih gelegettlt9 ein
Sonrrperreife MADDEN, I'M nift oer
SHein at eripeder, dls forrne nlnr
lid, bos ri6t Ieiiten. Gnbere gebeT
oarin nod tpetter, iroem iie ihrl
a5fter 'betipieIsauetie i'm Salie bal
ten, obtuobl bieien ,ir6 ben 'eIteri
ipobler .o6re, tpenn iie etren, BeTI
ertpablten unb gum llnterbdIt beitra
aen piirbenl SreiIth II. elm gaptiie'
WarB d1iberer Experimentation fiir Sc
SerHtanr, rtptplpep6ts. Rr bite MAI
iib,. bariu su .peit su eeben unb iid
ieIbft eirpula1Ien NIT 6erl rgs mai
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Rp. f6.-aQ bic SbnaGtt oen has 8ruue.
rtdt al itntr asriiTsn Got, Strtds pen porisls
9oue, atlsasu In bsr Stabt garbpneals, Qafa.
mama &puniy uub Staat ptunlylpania. 81
40 9u6 iu Sreitt an btr trthli@sn Stits BON
SoIpiial Straet, baiItIbt biHttn. uub 1870 i5us
In 5itft, unb btarsnit unb bsibritbtn ME fplai,
utmlid gR5rbih une rtilidb pom 9aub bss
Gjtprat Cuff, bIfIih ppn sorb,iagter 5pIptidl
StaBs unb liielih BEN 9anb bse 9ptn We.
Duualb. GntbaIttnb 5000 auahratfub 9ane
mtbr pttr msnigtr. Nusstuommeu une refer.
pirtnb fur bi. Dtlaipars & bublru Canal Com.
pauit. ibre RaGfplgtr petr NiFsns, allt Rpbltr
unb Winnalitn In unb uuttr btlaeisr Got, mi
BEN Rsht, titislbtn ~ sntftrutn, mic btiagtte
8pusht ausfiibrlibu bti6risben N In Der llt.
btriraaung bn Got eur@ bic DtIapars uni
SueIpn Canal Gpmpanit. 8srbsTtrt nit fintm
bSIHrnsu 9Dpbubauit unb AubtustbGuetn.
Rit 9tlHIag btltgi une In 9rtfutipn gsnpm'
m.n auf bic alaat ppn Sdmss ReDumctt gt.
atu Spbn We@Tap. Shulb $7519. Snte.
rtlT,n spm 5. Wai 1904, anipaItssbibrtn uni
Rotten. Sueamtnt go. 70i, Stpt. 5trmir
1907. 81. ga. tum Stpt. 5umiu 1909.
| q. DsldHtp, Anpalt.
Gtrutr:
Wp. f7.-Aas bic na&fclgnb bsi&ritbtnti
eots pbsT parltatH eane, etltetn, litssue uni
Isi.ue In 6tr Rsuujtbuttn Warb etr Stae
Srautcn, 9adapanna County, Staat penn
lvIuauia. 81 Got glS. 20 i'm Auaerat Obt
SlSd Rp. 80 auf 3. GOIfs plan ron Cots, an
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-28
ONE NEW INDUSTRIAL
DISTRICT IN MAKING
JEFFERSON AND MAIN STREETS
THE NUCLEUS
Protest Against Putting Entire City
Oui of Reach of Manufacturers
Meets with Councils
Approval

Another protest against the action of
the city council in declaring the entire
city. exclusive only of the business and
industrial districts already established,
as residence district was received yes
terday but only one.
Councilman Yonkin declared that
there was a general misunderstanding
regarding the ordinance. which, he said,
was not designed to shut out any one
from establishing any business or in
dustrial enterprise wherever it might
be done legitimately under any law.
Before this ordinance was passed
the custom was for those wanting to
open any business house or industrial
concern to apply for a permit to the
council, and if no protest was made by
property owners it was granted. We
felt it would be better, as the number
of residences greatly exceeds all other
interests, to make a residence district
of the remainder of the city, because
at any time we can establish new in
dustrial districts. The only purpose of
the ordinance was to prevent people
from running out to some fine residence
district and starting something that
would injure the property"
AS a result of the protest received
yesterday, arrangements will be made
to establish district in the neighbour
hood of jefferson and Main streets as
an industrial district.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-28
NEW REGIME IN
CHINA PLEASING
CURRENCY QUESTION Is MOST
PRESSING PROBLEM
1t Is Said When Celestial Kingdom
Takes Place as Big Business
Power California Will
Be Benefited
(Ry Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-Amer-
lean Consuls Amos T. Wilder of Shang-
hal and William Martin OF Hankow,
were among the passengers on the Pa
cific mail liner Korea, which arrived
here today from the Orient.
Both were agreed the new regime In
China would continue in effect without
a ripple to disturb it.
1.-THE great question in China today,
said Consul General Wilder, lis the
fixing of a uniform currency. Some
40 standards are now in use, as many
as twelve in a single port. 1t is bet
ter that the Chinese be aided in
Strengthening out their currency than
that some foreign power should do it
for them, and gain too great hold
upon the country"
That China is nearing the time when
her vast resources will be commercially
useful and fairly startle the world,
was the opinion of Mr.. Martin, who
told of the enormously rich iron, coal
and gold fields that are now just be-
ing explored
"The dawn of the day when China
will take her place as a big business
power of the world" said Mr.. Martin,
lis not so far away as people might
think When it does come, San Fran
cisco will become as great a port Of
entry as New York"