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The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19
Battle
With
lranps

they OF course wholly lawless and dangerous Even
they nfest the southern bands and they help themselves
what they by The Bernardno Index gives
account OF battle between and band thus
band the
desert days F
attempt made off the fare dodgers.
the
themselves
Dagge
johnson notified he
tured the offenders they
this and will IS days rock pile of
chOlo
Juliano Indn and
Constable Johnson
literally alive with
the
Handing these free companions to the constable
absurd and futile merely fees for the constable The
tramp makes objection few days jail 1t gives him
board and lodging and we'll the
luxury of roof his head Indeed
bond OF sympathy between the tramp and the constable
contributes the well being and prosperity the plentiful
harvest OF tramps makes fat picking for the constable The
honest industry that promises
able California if organized comprehensive plan
dealing with this lawless clement is put force
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19
Company Entertained
by Child of Actress

the
things the
books of ellowr
little boy his
supervision Everything the stiffness
shri1 juvenile voice
It twasth of Master
my punctuaing kiss, oat
oh, he Mousep"
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19
Businessmen Forget
Message to Garcia

carried the famous Garcia
nsomeo
with Spain, but
him.
United found
of the This
he
his Garcia It
in o it
without obstacles until he with Garcia
fulfilling his graphic exempheaton of keeping
sticking outu until the thing done
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

H that San Francisco manufacturers competing
cesfuly with firms for the supply OF machinery
gratifying encouraging The reorganization
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

\ WING TO the comfortable climate and the with wh
supplies OF food may be obtained the tramp problem
be California in so,,t,e
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19
Wants WOmen's Hair
Barred i'm Theafer

wearing o theater."
right" assened his companion
WELL it's of the coming
a service"
Why make the hair and the speaker
left
huge blonde
the left 'front.' auburn right
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

A ARSE HENRY WATTERSON discourses in entertaining
IV and instructive vein the Louisville Courier
decline of popular Mammoth cave of Ken
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19
Stage Hit Made as
FOreIegs of Heifer

made his first stage hit as the
the means of launching Henry
Golden used to love to tell abb
appearance with E. E. Rice's sh
were so lively that they were 5
play. Golden was a very pop
members of that club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

lucky. This decline is due to the neglect OF
the proprietors of that great, natural curiosity
to advertise the attraction. The result of this
neglect is told by Ebert Hubbard in this
fashion:
As direct result of this short sighted view
TO-DAY when the IInited Statcs nnr,,lat;c,-,
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19
| Why Ii
Pays TO


SOOOOOOo-ly aveiers-when
facilities comfort
sandfod literally
the Mississippi
York Washington the
people mile than they formerly
miles. the
ha dwinded until it numbers hardly dozen a day
Had Mammoth been giyenhe of
publicity during the forty that received during the preceding
OF daily
sands instead OF by the who there the pamy days
would immediate
great community all taking toll from the
visitors
What true OF cave equally true of cigar or the beer ts
Milwaukee famous 1t is of the asns of Fresno an
the prunes of Santa Clara
Any who invent catchword OF popular accepanc
which by advertising reeraton suggest give
product has thereby created of ncalcuable value
pays advertise and mix brains with the advertising
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19
Novel to Deal With
Diplomatic Circles

motif from of the works the California
Diplomatic circles will and Atherton
be like
The Marion Crawford's "Prma Donna" triogy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

tournaments at Del Monte bid fair to
excel all records at that delightful
spot. Not only will golfers and tennis
players from San Francisco, Oakland,
San Mateo, Buylingame and neighbor-
ing places be on hand. but there will
be a large number of contestants from
Riverside, Los Angeles and other cities
of southern California.
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troubles of retired mariner, who says his
large that he not hnd anything and tnat
life ashore has troubles he suspected

d. WATSON, former chief officer
of the liner Mariposa, on which
he spent 20 years, and who retired
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

EyANS-Subscriber. City. A corre-
spondent writes to this department to
inform Ii that there was a Welsh
preacher named Christmas Evans who
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

Among the ladies who will compete
for the Del Monte cup are Mrs. Martin
Chase, Mrs. III. Gordon Pattee, Mrs. T
d. Hewitt and Miss Pillans of the Vic
toria club, Riverside: Mrs Geo s. Gar
rift, Mrs. Harry Kearne, Mrs. ]. Leroy
Nickel, Mrs. J. A. Folger Miss Williams.
Mrs. Herbert Mum formerly champion
of southern California and of the Coro
nado country club of Washington
D. c., and Miss Alice Tobey of Chjca 90
Among well known people who made
reservations at Del Monte for the golf
tourua mani arc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. San lose Cal wAat
Is the elephants period OF gestationl
About two years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

WHITMAN. G. =. G., Bishop. Cal what
wss Ms the date Of the death q Exchief OF Police
He is not dead.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

1T was Doctor Rottanzi." remarked a man
at the Van Ness Monday night, who in
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

Gossip of parties out of town con-
tinues to have flavor of interest, for
although many people have returned
to the city there are yet many loiterers
in pleasant places where the earlier
season has been enjoyed. Among the
recent dinner parties at Del Monte, for
instance. was that at which Mrs Henry
Schmiedell presided as hostess, and
among those at the table were Mrs.
Robert ]. Woods, Miss Elizabeth Woods
Mrs. Sargent, Lowell Langstroth, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rollo Peters.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

Miss Batchelder, the attractive daugh-
ter of Colonel and Mrs. H. P. Batchelder
of OroVille, who has been visiting
friends at the Fairmont and was enter
tanned at several Informal affairs dur
ing her stay in town, has gone to
Berkeley for an extended visit She
is the guest at the home of Miss Alyce
Gates in Haste street, and is devoting
her time to musical affairs in the coll
lege town.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

The fact that soldier with $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

TAX LIST-A. s. City. Where can I pro
cure copy OF the delinquent tax nsts
II you mean for the current year,
from the tax collector.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-19

A RUN OF FIvE-E. G.. r.. City Ia the
last player in two handed game of cribbaae EN-
titled to run Of five on the following play:
3-e--3-5-2-4?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
THREE RECORDS CO
In the Meet of the Western Division
Of Amateur Athletic Union
of America.

Kansas City July 5.-Three western
records were broken here this after
noon in the championship games OF
the western division OF the Amateur
Athletic Union Of America. Don
Stophlet. the Chicago University rrn-
ner. carrying the colors of the local
Y. NJ. c. A., ran the mile in 4;8o 10,
winning the event and setting up a
new mark. In the five mile race
George Dunning, an English runner,
who went under K. c. A, c. colors,
made a mark of % miutes II % sec
onds In the discus throw A. Nj. Kan
atzer. local high school boy, Ell
tered for the X c. A. G., hurled the
oval 12l feet 10 inches, shattering
tie western record held by Hans
Wulf Of st. Louis, for seven years
In points Kansas City led in the scor-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
CHICAGO HAS SANEST cELEBRA-
TtON IN HiSToRY--12 DEATHS
LAST YEAR. 1
a DEAD IN new YORK
1872 Injured More Expected-Rain
Dampens enthusiasm in Chi
cauo~~Gcc ccidents at Other
Places.

Chicago, July y5.-The promise Of
a sane" celebration, which yester-
day and the carly part OF today gave,
was carried out in the final results OF
accidents here tonight AT midnight
only IS accidents had been reported,
the majority OF 4 MINOR character
There was only one death. The rec
ord last year was IL ceai and elaYea
| injured In Chicago alone.
The downtown districts was
strangely sient, in comparison with
other years. The day was celebrated
in the suburbs and in the outlying dis
tricts with home parties and old fash
ioned oratory. Cold weather and rain
and rain dampened the ardor of the
day.
One Of the most serious accidents
was that in which Grove Wiley and
wife and H. G. Crossnan aud vii apl
child were injured They were thrown
from buggy. Their horse be.
came frightened at FIRE crackers. WI
ley died an hour later.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
FREE IS YEARS
ASKS A PARDON
GEORGIAN ESCAPED FROM pRlS-
ON ON EVE OF ExECU-
TiON.
WILL SURPRISE COUNRTY
When Identity is knoWn--Was Ac-
cused OF Murder-Made Fortune
Since His Escape--is High
ly Respected.

Atlanta, Ga, July 5.-Will Myers,
who escaped from tne atlanta jail in
1891. on the eve of his execution fer
the murder OF Forest Crowley and
who has since eluded the authorities.
has written letter to Governor
Brown, asserting that he is innocent
of murder, and asking pardon.
Myers says that his family gave
one of the employees $500 to allow
him to escape. He claims that b.
went direct to Cuba, and says;
II remained in Cuba for' one yea"
when | returned to this country, tc
the state OF Georgia, where remained
until the outbreak Of the Spanish
American war. when enlisted in tht
Third Regiment, L. S. r., known a.
Rays Immunes. | Tas a member o
that country | was mustered out OF
service at Macon, Ga, May ,, 1899.
Il then came into some money
through m ygrandfather. sette'
down to business. I am married ans
have three children. | am prosperous
and of good standing in my locality
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
TO CITIZENS or UNITED STATES
TO JOIN THEM IN
CAMPAIGN.
PROMINENT PERSONS
In List Of Names Signed to Strong
Protest Against Protective Pol
icy-creates Swollen
Fortunes.
New York, July ).

New YORK, July ..
TO THE CITIZENS or THE UNI
TED STATES:
Tile apparent acceptance in some de-
gree of the socalled Protective poi
icy by the present congressional rep,
rescntatiqes OF both the political par
ties the Republicans champlonipe
Protection with incidpntai revenue,
and tho democrats urging revenue
with incidental rrotection-might get
the impression that our nation con
tains no men who believe IN the abso-
lutte and uneonditioned freedom of
trade between the peoples of the
earth.
The Undersigned proclaiming them,
selves as free,traders contend among
lother things:
That protection by comforting on
favored classes the right. to tax their
fellow citizens, and by the consequent
unequal and inequitabIc distribution
of the buundless wealth which is Gre.
ated by tile energy and natural re-
sources possessed by the american
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
SANE CELEBRATION.

Washington. July Washing en-
rounded out the fourth and its obs ry-
ance ia an ideal manner The safe
and sane" idea of celebrating the day
was admirably carried ont. the pro
gram of events being concluded to
night with a pyroteehnie display on
the elipse south Of the White House.
There was marked contrast be-
tween this and other i5urins. Not a
fire cracker was heart and no fir
works Of any kind except that handed
by citizens having in charge public
celebrations. Net single accident
resulting from the celebration was re-,
ported and the police mace fewer ar
rests than usual.
A letter was received today by Dis
ltfiet Commissioner Mcfarland from
President Taft. written before his de-
parture for Beverly expressing his
hearty accord in the safe and sane
fourth idea.
The celebration closed tonight with
The Illumination Of Pennsylvania ave-
Inue with red fire torcnes. The avenue
was thronged by thousands of people
but there was no disorder Of any kind
and no accidents reported.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
IN GREATER NEW YORK.

New York. July 5.-Four deaths, la2
Injured, nine OF them dangerously, anil
one so seriously that death seems car
tain. was the fourth c, July record IN
New York and BROOKLYN up 10 10
o'clock tonight.
Three Of the deaths occurred last
llght and only one was added to the
list today, that CT Dorothy Dimartln'.
a child Of the upper East side, who
succumbed to the effect of burns re.
celved yesterday by the accidental ig-
milton Of a box Of matches which set
iher clothes abaze.
Last years record was seven deaths
and 253 injured for Greater New York
and indications are that tae casualties
this year will probably equal that
when all hospitals and other records
are available.
The lack OF serious fires was conf
meuted upon tonight by Fire Chief
Croker who said the number had been
less than in any previous year nc
could recall. :
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
KETCHElL GETS
THE DECISION
AT END OF TWENTY sROUND
BOUT WITH "THUNOE R6OL T.
BILLY PAPkE.
KETCHELL ACCRESS0R
Landed More Telling Blows Blood
Flowed reely-Decision Re-
ceved With Mingled
Cheers and Der

Arena, SanFrancisco. July 5.-Stan-
lev Ketchel, of Michigan, is still the
worlds middleweight champion. In
desperate battle, during which the
champion was constantly on the az
ereasiye, he was awarded the de
cision over Billy Papke of Illinois, at
the end OF the twentieth round-the
scheduled number. Ketchel broke his
right hand in the sixth round. his
| let thumb also was dislocatad ad-
Referee Roche gave the decision TO
| Ketchel on his aggressive work and
| the fact that he landed oftener and
cleaner. Ketchel forced the fighting
from the tap of the initial gong and
with the exception of the third round
auioyela clean lead in the first ha
of the battle. In the eleventh ket
ehel landed time and again with pom
derous lefts and try as he would he
| could not find the vital place. Both
men were bleeding freely at tins
stage of the battle Papke in par
ticular spouting blood from his mouth
and nose until the center Of the ring
Irtsembled a shamble.
The feature of the fight was the
/ extreme vieiousness with which bet
men fought and the apparent hatrs d
that lurked behind every punch
First Round.
Ketchel opened with right smash
to the stomach and after some wr ast
ling Ketchel duplicated the b ow
Breaking from elinch Ketchei up
pereut his left to the jaw. The
referee experienced great difficult,
in separating the men from cline o.
IKetchel suddenly hooked a success
sion of right and left swings on tn
body and head and rne ''Thunderbolt
> sought refuge in clinch.
The second round was practically
duplicate Of the first except tina
Papke got in a vciecs left to the Jaw
Third oapke's.
The third was Papke's, though bot
lid some hard hitting. KetcheF
| mouth was bleeding as he took III
corner.
The fourth saw Ketchel hammerin
his opponent frequently, though notl
ing serious resulted.
Clinches characterized the fiitf
" and while both men fought ever
inch of the way and Papke wa
forced against the ropes he SCENE
: to have the advantage.
! The sixth was lively, both me
! landing often. Twice Ketchel force
; Papke against the ropes and once th
men forced each other so hereel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
CEREMONIES BEGIN
Celebration of Discovery OF Lake
Champain Opened at Grown
Point Yesterday.

Port Henry. n. Y, July 5'-At
historical Crown Point where three
centuries ago Samuel DeChampla'n
with his Algonquin allies engaged IN
battle againthe Iroquois, there were
begun today the weeklong eere
mcnies. undertaken by Che states ol
New York and Vermont in the cele
bration of the tercentenary of Cham
plains discovery of the lake thai
bears his name.
Governor Hughes sketched brieh!
the objects of the celebration. His
torical addresses were deliyerd by eX
Navor Seth Low Of New York an
Judge Albert c. Barnes Of CHICAGO
Clinton Scollard Of Clinton, n y
read an original poem.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
Walked Olt of fail.

After stating that ne was dele
gate to the Georgia convention that
nominated Gov Brown, Myers says
II was only % years Oil when ! es-
caned. | am now 40. Transformation
in my personal appearance is so great
have no fear of detection. | am safe
so far as that goes, yet | have thal
fear eternally hugging at my heart
that | am a hunted criminal. II | on
lv had my liberty could convince the
world that | did not kill Crowley. II
YOU will pardon me, governor Tx
world will be surprised TO sc who
am and what good citizen | have
made"
Myers was a member of prominen
Atlanta family, but was wild. He i
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
FLoRIDAs GOVERNOR MAKES
SPEECH AT TAMMANY GEL
EBRATiON.
SOUTH MUST STAYS0LlD
Division Of Whites Would Leave Re.
sIlt to Arbitrament OF Negro
Tafts Policy Not Perfectly
Based

New York. July 5.-Governor A!
bert ". Gilchrist, Of Florida, was enc
Of the speokers at the Fourth of July
celebration of Tammany Hall todaE
After paving high tribute to the or
ganization. its accomplishments and
services. Governor Giichrist turned tl
National isues, declaring that, "grea
las the possibilities are for the future
growth and Development OF this coul
TRY. Yet It's greatness would be bu'
as a whited sepulchrc. beautiful with
out, but within full OF dead men.
bones if the policy Of the present rul
ing power in this nation Is TO con
tinue"
After denouncing the Protective pei
lev Governor Gilchrist said he va
opposed to the agitation of The m
IernztitutiouaHty of tie hfteent'
amendment 10 the Federal Constiiu
iii.n being started by any southerl
LEGISLATURE OF stale 1t can satell
+ be affirmed. said he THAT sooner o
later. when the Asiatios become voters
in California and elsewhere on the Pc
cidc coast. or when the colored con
turents of Springfield. Illinois. an'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
BRIDGE MAN INDIGNANT AT RE
PORT THAT HE WILL MOI
MAKE ATTEMPT.
WAS OFFERED $1,000
sut He viii Make Rescue Without
Compensation on Trip to
Arctic Reeions-Sup-
plies to Peary.

NV York, July 5.-Herbert Il
rridgeman. who sails this week for
the Arctic regions in the schooner
Jeanie. expressed his anger today al
reports that he would not attempt 10
rescue Or. Frederick A. Cook, the
Brooklyn physician.
MY remarks to the representative
of a certain publication have been DIS
torted. for the purpose of making a
sensation" said Mr.. Bridgeman.
The Cook Relief association offof
Ell ME 1000 to bring back DR. Cook
| told them | would bring him baeF
anyway. without any charge. l said
was going to Arctic regions ans
would be glad to bring the doeto
back.
THE Cook commission was in ba'
straits. 1t had essaye1 to raise $50,
600 to fit out a relief expedition ans
had secured $1,000 Ny offer to brini
hack the doctor gratis was refused
the committee insisting on giving M
the money they had raised. | expec
TO get a check in a few days, but an
not in a hurry.
Mrs. Cook has no reason TO De dis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
fConcluded on Sixth Page.)
FAMOUS OUTLAW KILLED
Jikiri and His Band of Philippine
Marauders EHterminated After
Desperate Struggle.

Manila. July 6.-In a desperate
fight near Patain. Jolo Island, yes'er-
day Monday Jikiri, the famous
AICro outlaw chief. was killeI and his
entire band exterminatei by a detach
.aent OF regulars ald coustabulary IN
der Captain Geo. l. Byram. SIKH
United States cavalry. operating IN
onjunc'ion with the naval fiOtllla ot
ne NOs0uito feet under Lieutenant
Commander Slenor. The American
loss was cne private killed. che oni
car and twenty enlisted men ani
sailor wounded,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
cANNoN,s RAVA6Es.

Camden. N. j., July s. During a Gel.
brailon in Reservoir Park tonight 4
cannon exploded, a piece of which
killed Mrs. Emma Hebel and her six
weeks old infant. Their skulls were
crushed Charles Nullian, II Yeas
old. had the top OF his head torn Off
and cannot live. The cannon was In
charge Of George Houser aged ~.
who was badly injured aDout the body
and one arm was horribly mangted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06

people. has generated resentment
which osIrass themselves by dange"-
Gus methods INTENDED 10 wrench from
its possossof's p portion of the wealth
which has been unustly appropriated
That Protection. by the swollen for
tunes which it heaps up for it's beuo-
faiaries, and by q concentrated,
selfish class interests which it fosters.
becomes so powerful through their
ability aud readiness to debauch pub
lie opinion by the expenditures oi
money. that it can never be- d.slCdgel
until the great body Of our people are
! hrough TO realize its wasteful, sinful
4 lanti-social character.
Concurring in such views the under
signed call on all fellow citizens wh1
are in agreement herewith, to o.
them in an effort 10 consolidate e..
| .-------
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
(Concluded on Sixth Page.)
WON nine OUT OF TIN
OF Athletic Meets IN New fork--Sher-
idan Further Distinguishes
Himself.

New York. July 5-Martin ]. Snef-
idan, of the lrish-American Athletic
club. the worlds best all around afll-
lete. increased his famous point score
of 71SO1a to 1885 in the champioa-
shin contest Of the Amateur Athletic
Union today.
Sheridan won nine out of ten events
in the all around program. His only
opponent, Theodore l. Matsuges Of the
West Side Y. NJ c. A., New York. took
the tenth and last event. one mile Tun
easily. In the pole vault for height
clearing the bar at 10 feet inches.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
New YORK Taxes Two.

Philadelphia July 5.-New YORK
shut out Philadelphia in the morning
game, 3 to o. Wiltse held the locals
to three hits, aud not one man got to
first until the sixth inning. Only
three Phiadelphians reached first
during the entire game. New YORK
hit Coveleski hard but splendid field
ing prevented them from scoring un-
Ill the fifth when three hits, pass
and an error by Doom gave them all
their runs.
New York defeated philadelphia
this afternoon in the longest game OF
the season in the National Leagues,
it requiring fifteen innings to decide
tho contest Philadelphia tied the
the score in the ninth by Magee anil
Doolin working a squeeze pay, the
former scoring Mathewson was SC
exhausted in trying to stretch a long
drive into a triple in the tenth inning
that he gave way TO Raymond. New
York won in the fifteenth inning on
two baggers by Doyle and Murray.
Score RH r
New York ...-.-...... 10 Z
philadelphia ...... ........
Batteries-Wiltse and Schlei; Co
veleslk anl Doom.
Second Game.
scora RH r
Philadelphia $4,000. ..... 10
New YoTw ...-..--.........
nj nng
in: Mathewson. Raymond and Schiei
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
FIv (.
Small Children Burned to Death
Also One Aged Man--Another
Child Fatally Hurt.

Richmond. Va, July 5.-H. r.
Strange. aged "A, and five children,
yernie aged IA, Beatrice I; Vloet
6, Cecil, 3, and Henry y months, all
the children OF S. f Hamlet, were
burned to death in the Haiet home at
South Boston today Hamlet his
wife and two children escaped. One
child was thrown from a window and
$50 badly hurt he will iie.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
OFFICER WOUNDED.

Kenosha. Wis, July Chief Of Pc
lice owen O'Hare rds shot an
wounded tonight by supposed hnT-''
thief when he had IN custody The
bullet pehEtTated the body OF tle
chief but struck no vital organ. Pcs
ses pursued tie assailant unsuoeeSs
fully.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-06
ACCIDENT IN MEMPHIS.

In some unexplained manner a
spark lgnited a large bunch Of fire.
crackers carried in the snirt BOSOM Of
Charles Bedonis. a crippled neW=boY,
today and In moment the Lad was
writhing on the ground while the large
crackers were exploding about his
breast lie was frightfllly burned
aud Will probably die