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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-26

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FURNTTURE-Tsrss ssrssins for Monday:
one $50 mahogany bedroom suite sss; sia
elsht foot extsnsion table o.; solid oak mir
Tsrsd wardrobe sis. See them early. J.mss
o'hara. Itt-fae Monree. -ie-N
DIAMOND BARGATNs--A beautiful ala
nond stud for s3s: an extra large fine Dia-
Head fancy diamond ring for gentlemen for
80. Al special good values. Klsin'a N.
49, =. WI
RAN0E--RsgaL SIX hole steel range. with
i.s famous ons-p piece oven lining. full nickel
ne usual sc si KIND ssee Coca .s
cid stove. Jsmes o'Hara. 1is-ia0 Monroe.
lott
pIcyCLEs--Rscyeis In good condition for
tie; cieysisnd In good condition for sac.
Barnes Flyer brand new for sss. All Of these
ssss values on earth for shs money Klsin.s
MoHtsomsry Loan Co ---ie-tf
or delivered. apply at once. Abraham Broa.
FOR sALn--ons wind min ana cypress
tank. capacity 5000 gallons 81 low price.
IRISH sETTBR--If Interested in Irish Set
ters write Box lis. Selma, Ala. about the
dashing Prince Of cuibsrtson. iibsss. extra
fine dog dark rich red. --to-7t
FoR sALE--Eses for Matching. choice pc.
White wysndotss. Buff orpinston. Is for
so. w. =. Sellers. phone abi7. Morning
view. --ie-st
FOR sALE--on royalty basis TO responsible
situated on Selma division Of western Rail.
way, ten miles from Montgomery. Enough
70 control the situation for years N. c. Hall.
care uxsn 1tos 20. -ie-u
roR sALE--complsts set Of "Amsrieana."
Cost sieo will sell for $40. Never taken out
q box Geo. A. Johnston. iii Bisb st.
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FOR sALE--Largs bank safe soxsaxao
inches inside measurement. Lesiie II.
Brooks Company. Pensacola, Fla lost
FOR sALE-New ssais Piano, won in recent
contest. Bargain for quick buyer. Address
A. H. Mummy. w. Of A. ny. shops, or phone
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wANTED--To sell Long Leaf Yellow Pine
Lumber. viii trade Tor horse and buggy
or mules. ait n. Perry st. -io-tf
DO YoU plant fress vines, roses or shruhs7
II so get my new price HIST at once. c. r.
Long NurseFyman. Montgomery, Ala. Phone
ssee =.
SUMNER Spray for scale. have IT. one gal.
lon for 81. 90, makes leo gallons ! also sell
spray pumps. 9. r. Long CITY. io-n
.BoNoRA"--Is put UP in dry form. I ID.
makes 80 gallons. BY mail % cts, good for
all fioysrinS plants. G. r. Long. Montgom-
cry Ala. -f0-1t
FOR sALE-Ffrst class rsstaurant and lunch
stand. owner gives first class reason for
selling. Address p. o. Box 50. City. lost
cow PEAs--cow peas car iots and less.
any variety. J. 7. Walker. Memphis. Tenn,
-ie-iot
FOR eALE--Treatiss on Phsasants By mail
postpaid one dollar. Indian Runner Duck
eggs 10 81 90; these ducks lay leo eggs IN
seEson. each, small white, taste like the
isghorn chicken egss We have beautiful
Ansora Cats and toy poodies Our nam
rnoth Pskin Duck eggs. 10 s2.0o; parrots.
send stamp for our lists. Choetaw Poultry q
Pet stock Farm, 90 8. Lafayette st.. Mobile.
Ala -io-Set
FOE SALE--oH account sieisnass I'm family
am forced to sell my plano At q sacrifice
A standard make Fof partteuiars address
'sfandsrd" p. o. Doe ts7. Montgomery:
Ala --1e-ae
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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-26
TYPEwRTTERs AND REPAIRS

WE SELL, rent, buy. and exchange All
makes OF typewriters. Supplies ana f9pAirs
plan. Southern Typewriter Exchange. Mont.
gomery. -~tf
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FURNITURE.

FURMITURE--He pack and ahip year ffsfs
niturei We repair and rsflnish Eeur kaFnis
Iars. Gee. .. wraEE wurBituFs Co. Rksss
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-26
EMGRAvTW0.

wANTED-Yon 70 illuslrals yeas ads. Ssss
eur eutss they add Is per eent 1e fhN
attractlvsness Of any ad: talk II exer waTE
the AdwertIser Engraving Company.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-26
WANTED.

rent for two or three years
10 or 20 acres OF land within 6 miles Of
Place must have residence In
fairly good shape Holt. Nelson q Holt.
LIT
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RacycIe & Yale
BICYCL ES
B. N. KLEIN G CO.
Agents.
10 South Court Street.
FINANCIAL.

SEVERAL Thousand dollars 10 aema o. frns
lands In Montgomery county X s. String
feilow, Box No. ss4 Phpns No sSe3. Meat.
gemery. Ala 2& -~27-sas
PLENTY Of money 60 lend on lrspFovsA
farm lands 1t q low rate % interest," efase
Abstract Co. IA So. Perry ~ -~s5-kl
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-26

weyktn private hcxnes; fAir NageA <neGss.
ste vork seod nsatuisnt and eeea eppcs.
i've cut q sows nag wriss Ths ssavssiss
Army. Mcntgpmsry, Ala. cShsfWtse mss
call ~ st7 whitman st.. or phone sssa --sf
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-26

Electrician ten years epsrat.
nK and installing water and light plants,
I'm employed but wish to change. W. NJ
Toss. Abbsviile. Ala Est
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WANTED--is expssssnoed snissnnen o. Va
rfeua parts OF the state to cell eur loaa cen.
tracts: good commission Given7 call on. az
write us, southern Lean ana Trust Co. Aei
First Natfonsi Bank Bldg. Montgomesy.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14
NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF AUTO
MOBILES AND AUTOMOBILE
Atlanta. Ca November e,1s, 1ao:

-RAcEs.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14
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d r. conant left last night for
Lumber City
A. c. Banks leaves this morning Tor
Savannah.
r. e. Briesepick returned yesterday
from a business trip to New York
Herbert Miller left yesterday for
Athens, where he will make mis- future
home.
u Mr. Jones. manaeer of the Met
ropolitan insurance Office, left last
night for Savannah
After a pleasant visit in New York,
!. 3. Abrams returned to the city
yesterday with his family.
Or. !. P. Harrell is spending two
weeks al his former home in Quit
man. after which re will 90 to Bal
iimore for the winter
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14
ST. ANDREWS CONVENTION.

Providence. r. l., Oct. 13.-The
'wenty-fourth national convention of
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew was
opened in this city today. The ses-
sions Will continue through the week
and will be addressed by men of
prominence in many walks of life,
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14
For Alderman First Ward

AT the solicitation of friends. I
hereby announce as a candidate for
tne nomination of alderman from
me first ward. subject to the white
primary. Asking the support of NJ
friends and fellow citizens of our
ward, / am respectfully,
S. A. Brockinuton.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14

Nl'ahta. Ca November 5-i3, 1909
Races viii be run on the fastest au-
tomob1le race course in the world.
Haclne cars from all parts Of the
world will participate. Reduced ex-
eursion rates via Atlanta. Brninq-
ham & Atlantic Railroad. Double daily
train service Visitors who will use
The niehc trains returning, have the
advantage Of attending any of the
theatres and leaving Atlanta at lilo
p. ln. arriving at all points at a rea-
eonaDie hour. Sleeping cars on night
trains between Atlanta and Thomas
willie via Fitzgerald.
You cannot afford to miss this great
International event Tickets will be
sold November 7-12. inclusive. Return
limit November 18th, 1909.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14
LlBRARY DIREcToRs-The a

t'N1'i i~l7 zG y n p ne dtIec-
tors of the Brunswich library met
yesterday afternoon and transacted
routine business. Several new fea-
lures are ia he inauenrated at an
early day. which viii tend to popu-
larize the institution
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14

WoRKMEN BUSY Workmen yes
.terday started on the improvements TO
the DoerAinger building on Newcastle
street The place when completed
viii be occupied By the Chilean Jew
ei'y company.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14
PRAYERs FoR slcK Pect'

F1AFERs FOR -sICK-Rector r. +.
hoykin of ST. Marks church. an
nounced from the pulpit last Sunday
a new service on each Friday. This
is 10 he prayers for the sick at an
early communion TO be celebrated at
z o'clock each Friday morning
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14

COTTAGE PRAYERs.-At the reg
.ular prayer meeting Of the Methodist
Church last night announcement was
made Of cottage PRAYER meetings. to
be held each Wednesday night at the
homes Of members.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14
j. = Norris

j. :. Norris. w. n. Leahy,
Ticket Agent. Gen. Pas, Agt.
Brunswick Ga. Atlanta, Ca
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-14
DAYS
IN BRIEF

CHANGE OF HoURs.-The regular
Friday Litany service at st. Marks
Episcopal church will be held at
o'clock, commencing today.
-
LOYAL LEGIoN.-The Loyal Tenn
perance Legion will hold its regular
weekly meeting this afternoon at
O'Clock at the First Baptist church.
-
SERIOUSLY lLL.-Mrs II. o. Toll
mas. who was carried TO the city nos
piial for treatment several days ago
va rcr orted yest a~t1y a. being sef'
orfly i'll with Sigh, hopes for rctcv-
cry.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
LOWELL HIGH DEBATER
WINS THE TREFTS CUP
Grimes Takes Trophy Against
Many Competitors
I SpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Coll

BERKELEY, Oct. 30.-Taking as 4
subject for his defamation passage
from Shakespeare's Merchant of Ven
See 7. Crimes. a .debater Of the Lowell
high school Of San Francisco. captured
the Trefts cup thise afternoon at the
semiannual meeting of. the league. in
cogDetition with a score of young de-
baters from the bay cities. He will re-
tain permanent possession Of the tro-
J5hy which is given annually to the
best debateu Of the Debating League of
California.
The cup was given by Walter +.
Trefts. The contest was held at the
Berkeley high school The competitors
Of Crimes were Miss Florence Small of
the Berkeley high school. Everett
I5eckard and Miss NJ Graham of the
California Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb and Blind, Max Boyd and II. n.
Stafford OF the San Jose high school.
Miss n. Boyd and & Simons Of the Lick
SCHOOL Of san Francisco. Milton Marks
of the Lowell high school. c. A. Appel
and George Merritt Of the Humboldt
evening school S Huhig Of the COM
mercial schqol and Miss Ruth Taylor
and Charles p. Mathe Of the. Mission
high school.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
PROMISES FIVE CENT
FARE TO ELMHURST
Mayor Mott Says Annexation
Is Kew to Situation

ELMHURST, Oct Soft you annex
to the city OF Oakland L will person
ally guarantee that you will be granted
a FIVE cent fare between Elmhurst and
Oakland over the street railway lines,
with full transfer privileges" declared
Mayor Mott OF Oakland tonight at a
mass meeting held at Odd Fellows hall.
The mayors statement was received
with great applause, as the five cent
fare question has long been agitating
the community. 1t was considered as
one of the Crucial points In the annex
alton matter, as the opponents of an
iexation have used the argument that
annexation would not bring = reduc-
ton Of car fare.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA
RATE WAR is STARTED
Passenger and Freight Rates
From Seattle Cut
[Spcciiol Dispoteh 10 The CaIIl

SEATTLE, Wash. Oct. 30.-The war
cloud which has been hanging over the
traffic, situation on the Southeastern
Alaska run, between Seattle and Skag-
way, all summer, has at last broken,
and With 1t shipping men expect to see
come the deluge. On one hand is the
Pacific Coast steamship company and
the Alaska steamship company, and on
the other the Humboldt steamship COM
pany- Rates, both passengers and
freight. have been cut from so to 10
per cent by the two first named COM
panies in retaliation for cut rates which
they allege have been in operation all
summer by the Humboldt steamship
company.
The following is the new and old
passenger rates on the run: Seattle to
Skagway and Haines, $3.50 first class,
$40 second class, old rate $50 and 500:
toNKetchikan, $3.50 first class, IS second
class, old rate s22 and $14; to Wrangell.
SIS first class, s6 second class, old rate
S22 and s14; to Douglas, Juneau and
Treadwell, $40 first class, $3.50 second
class. old rate $25 and Sic.
The cuts on the freight rates into
the territory are equally emphatic. On
general merchandise, from Seattle to
Ketchikan and WranGell which carried
to Juneau. Treadwell and Douglas the
rate of SO has been cut to 81, and the
Skagway rate of $40 ton has been cut
to 50. The rates on all other commodi-
ties show a corresponding decrease.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
RUSHED
TO MANY MEETINGS
Puts Heney in Class With Jim
Gallagher in One of
His Speeches

Heney was put in a class with Big
Jim Gallagher my Charles M. Fickert
last night, when in addressing the re-
Twenty fourth and Castro streets
Fickert declared:
Il say that when Heney accepted
$23 900 from Rudolph spreckels for the
prosecution of a man it was just as
much bribery as when Big Jim"
Gallagher put through the franchise
deal
Il am not going to turn the rich
criminals loose, for 1 am going to try
them as they should be tried, on the
law and the evidence. Heney has been
dragging out these cases so that II
will take three years to get jury at
the present rate. And he knows that
every time he rakes out these issues
he is disqualifying so many more men
for jury duty But he-wfll not do so
after January /, for I am going to be
the next district attorney. / can prom
Use you now | will try the cases In the
court and not in the newspapers.
F'ickert charged that Heney was des-
perate because of fear of prosecution
for breaking the law In his conduct or
the graft cases.
The largest meeting of the night
was the labor gathering in the Star
theater in the Mission, where Flckert
was nosily1 received. Here he warned
his hearers to look out for false am
davits between now and Monday,
which he said his opponents would
probably try to get out at so late an
hour that they could not be answered.
He asserted that he was free from CAL
honn's influence and would represent
the whole people il elected. He also
reiterated his Dalzell Brown charges
with this addition:
After Brown retained Hiram john
son, said Ffckert, "he went before
friendly Judge, where the assistant
district attorney arose and said, We've
given him an immunity bath ana maue
a better man of him.
Fickert then 1amented that he had
not been in office to try Brown, de-
claring If he had Brown would be to-
day on the rock pile.
In Faust hall. near the hall of JUS
tice, Fickert, inspired by the German
legends on the wall, stated that he
was Of German and Irish blood and
got his "decency and fighting blood
from BOTH Turning to his plan OF
running his Office - for he again
prophesied his election by an over->
whelming majority--he said:
'.One of the first things I will do
when elected is to dispense with the
services of Burns. All he and his gum
shoe men do is the dirtiest kind of
politics."
Monviso hail in Polk street was the
next of his itinerary of IL meetings
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
CLERGY CALL FOR
BIG MASS MEETING
Sabbath of Justice" Will Be
Observed Today in Van
Ness Theater

Today. under the auspices Of The
clergy branch OF the Citizens League
of Justice. San Francisco will observe
sabbath of Justice"
In nearly all the churches OF the
city supplications will be raised this
morning for a continuance in San
Francisco of a elean, decent city ad-
ministration and for continued pros
perity. Then at o'clock this after
noon, a great mass meeting will be held
in the Van Ness theater. The call for
this meeting was issued by the eXecu-
tive committee of the clergy branch OF
the Citizens League Of Justice. COM
posed Of:
David J. ESvans. rector Of Grace Episcopal
church. chsirman: b P. bennett, pastor of
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church secretary,
United Presbyterian church: Rev. E. r. Ollie.
d. d.. pastor OF the Central Methodist. Episcopal
Church Of the ADVENT; .' Rev. Bradford Leauitf.
minister OF the First Unitarian church. Rev.
ReT r1s es of S ssr pd
byterian church.
The program for the mass meeting
follows:
yersese from the Prophet, Isaiah.
Word to the people ot San Francisco from,
Rabbi stephen $. Wise-Introdueed and read BY
Harris Weinstock
Word TO the people OF San Francisco from
Bishop Edwin II. Hughes. resident bishop OF thS.
Methodist church-Introdnced and read By R0o
" Watt.
Word to the people OF San Francisco from
the Right Rev. David II. Greer. ID. D.. btShon
oS New York city (EpiscOps l)---Introdueed ana
read by Mayor +. r. Taylor.
Word 70 the people OF San Francisco from
Father Michael Otis OF the Roman Catholic
church-Intnoduced and read by John P. Fog
arty.
Hymn 20 God. Benesth Thy Guiding HaE1
AddrAss by Rev. William RAIDER. d. D., psstoe
Of Calvary Presbyterian church
Hymn God Save the People %
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Good Blood

Means good health, and Hoods Sarsa.
narilla has an unapproached record as
a blood-purifier.
This medicine cures scrofula,
eczema, eruptions, catarrh. rheuma-
tism. anemia. nervousness. that tired
feeling, dyspepsia, loss of appetite,
general debility, and builds up the
whole system.
1t effects it's wonderful cures, not
simply because It contains sarsaparilla
but because 1t combines the utmost
remedial values OF more than 20 differ
ent ingredients. There is no real sub
stitute for it If urged to buy any
preparation said to be "just as good
you may be sure it is inferior, costs
less to make. and yields the dealer a
larger profit.
Set i today IN the usual liquid form or in
cbocoIated tablet form ear 1 Sarsatsbs -
100 Doses One Dollar.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
$50 HELP ME GOD" TO
REMAIN PART OF OATH
District of Columbia Will Re-
tain Use of Phrase

WASHINGTON. Oct. $50 Help Me
Cod" is not to be stricken from the
form of oath in the courts of the dis
trict Of Columbia. That the words De
omitted was suggested by B. p. Moore
Of Maryland. recently but the district
commissioners have informed him that
they see no reason for such a change
and viii not make the desired recon-
mendation to congress.
Chief Justice Sheppard of the district
court of appeals. in commenting upon
the proposed. change. wrote:
What is needed is not change in
the form of oath taken by witnesses.
but in the observance Of the same after
il has been taken
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
FAMILY PARTY GOES
TO WEDDING IN JAPAN
Mrs. Katherine Ealand to Ac-
company Her Sister
Especial Dispatch 10 The Calll

lSpecidi Dspdfch TO 4 ne ldit
SANTA BARBARA, Oct. 30.-Mrs
Katherine Stow Ealand who made two
unsuccessful attempts to get a divorce
from her husband, Charles w. Ealand
of this city, will sail for the orient
November on the steamer Siberia
With Mrs. Ealsnd will be her sister
Miss Peggy Stow of this city, their
mother, Mrs. Sherman Stow, and Mr..
and Mrs. Barrett Fithian.
This family expedition to the far
east is for the purpose of attending
the wedding of Miss Stow to Edward
Bright Bruce of New York, in Yoko-
hama November 90. Bruce, who is a
lawyer. will take his bride TO Manila.
Mrs. Stow and Mrs. Ealand will spend
the winter in Japan.
he reason that Mrs. Ealand dropped
her suit in the San Francisco courts.
1t is said, was that her husband was
about TO apply for a change of venue
to this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
S. P. DIVIDES ITS
WESTERN DIVISION
Stockton Is Made Headquarters
for Lines on Both Sides of
San Joaquin River
[Speeial Dispoleh 10 The COLL


STOCKTON, Oct 30.-The Southern
Pacific company has decided to divide
it's western division and establish divf-
sion headquarters in stockton. The
announcement was made here this aft
ernoon on the visit of General Man
ager and Vice President E. F. Calvin
and General Superintendent ]. II.
Young.
The decision of the Southern Pacific
means big things for stockton. Super
intendent Young said:
Mr.. Calvin. the vice president and
general manager, has authorized the
appointment of an assistant superin-
tendent, with headquarters at Stock
ton, who will have immediate iurisdic-
ton over all the lines of the Southern
Pacific company extending from Sacra-
mento to Fresno, on both the east and
west sides of the San Joaquin river.
The assistant division superintend-
ent will be ]. ID. Brennan, now at Bak-
ersfield. We purpose to give the new
man a full corps of assistants, consist
ing OF about 20 men.
PLANS FOR IMPROVEMENTS
Some time ago we asked the city
council for permission to close Wash
ington street We secured this, and be-
sides the large steel frame warehouses,
freight sheds and office buildings, which
1t will enable US to build, we may con
clude to add to these buildings in order
to provide room for the new Depart
ments which we will establish here.
THE appointment of Brennan as as
sistant superintendent in charge of the
Stockton subdivision will date from
November l.
The reason we have made this
change is that this line has become so
important, the business has become so
heavy and the business of stockton has
grown to such an extent, that it is alb
solutely impossible to longer handle
things from the Oakland pier.
You have perhaps heard something
about proposal to double track our
system from Tracy to Sacramento. The
growth of business has been so large
that a second track is badly needed,
and we hope to do this work within
the next year.
MANY LINES INVOLVED
Brennan will be under W. A. Whit
ney, who will become superintendent of
the western division November 1.
whitney is a Californian. born in Sac
ramento. where he began railroading as
telegrapher."
The following lines will be included
in the Stockton district:
Sacramento tBrighton) to Tracy
62.S miles
Tracy to Fresno (west side)-12s.2
miles.
Lathrop to Fresno teast side)-112.5
miles.
Stockton to Merced, via Peters-72
miles.
Peters to Milton-12 miles,
Lodi to Valley Springs, including
Lodi to- Woodbridge-29.4 miles.
Gait to Ione-27.1 miles.
Berenda to Raymond-20.9 miles.
The coming of the new men to Stock
ton will mean an addition of about
$4,000 per month to the Stockton pay
roll.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Theater Destroyed by Fire

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 30.-Fire to-
day practically destroyed the Peoples
Theater building at Kensingten ave-
nue. and Cumberland street. The build
ing was occupied by the Textile ma
tional bank and other business con-
Germs. The loss is estimated at s250000
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
BLAISDELL TO PRESIDE
OVER POMONA COLLEGE

BELOIT, Wis. Oct. sO.-Prof. James
A. Blaisdell of Beloit college has ac-
cepted the presidency of Pomona col
lege, California, according to an an
nouneement today. Professor Blais-
dell is a graduate of Beloit college.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
CHINESE EDITOR is
JAILED AS ANARCHIST
Lo Sun TO Be Deporfed for
Praising Ito's Assassin

HONOLULU, Oct 3o.-Deportation
proceedings have been commenced
against Lo Sun. editor of the Chinese
paper Liberty News, on charge. of
anarchy.
The proceedings were brought as the
result of an editorial in Los paper
praising the assassin of Prince Ito and
advising the staying of more japanese
The editorial called the assassin a
hero and declared that he got ahead of
the Chinese, as it was the intention of
Ito to gobble up China
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
NINE PERSONS BURNED
TO DEATH IN VERMONT
Perish in Blaze That Destroys
Business Block

ST. JoHNSBURY, Vt, oct. .S0.-when
the ruins of the Citizens Savings block
were thoroughly searched today it was
learned that nine lives were lost in the
fire which practically destroyed the
principal business building of this town
early today.
Two other persons were probably
fatally burned. The property loss is
estimated at $4,000
OF the killed two persons fell from
the upper stories. while seven were
hlyrs1 al RI death
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
RECORDS ESTABLISHED
AT DALLAS AUTO RACES
Drives 100 Miles in One Hour
and Forty-one Minutes

DALLAS. Tex. Oct 3O.-Two records
were broken in the state fair automo-
bile races here today. Robert Burman
in 30 horsepower Buick established 4
new mark by driving 100 miles in /
hour 4 minutes 25 seconds. Armstrong
on an Excelsior made a mile in 1:02 3-5.
declared TO be the fastest mile ever
made by single cylinder machine on
a dirt track
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
CATHOLIC DEMAND
PROPERTY RIGHTS

TOULOUSE. France, Oct. 30.-The
congress of Catholics in session here
today adopted resolutions outlining a
political program which alleges the
right of the church to hold property
and demands the ultimate restitution
of the church property forfeited under
the separation law.