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Parliamentary Procedure.

How about my letter OF proposal ?"
demanded the young congressman
1T has been advanced to a second
reading" answered the naughty Wash
ington belle.--Kansas City Journal
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TO draw a caricature of our contem-
poraries is not difficult 1t requires
only a small portion OF talent and
great want of courtesy. - Disraeli.
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Hicks Capudino Cures Sick Head
ache.

Also Nervous Headache, Travellers
Headache and aches from Grip,
stomach Troubles or Female trou-
bles Try Capudine-it's liquid--ef-
fects Immediately. Sold by drug
gists alt
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Co. All kinds Prices way down RI
The Majestic l. rpnning c,ntir-
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tainabIe %
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Phones "a
We trade all kinds of new furni-
Furniture GO -
Ice cream 25c per quart In pals.
None better. From factory to con-
The W. O. w. memorial services
to have been held Sunday have been
postponed. |
Wednesday and Friday evenings T!
for ladies and escorts at the Nata- |
forum. No gentlemen spectators. /
Wifi |
There will be no meeting of the
and Ladies of Honor tonight |
on account of the picnic at Dixon's
Grove.
Transfer Co., when you want a trunk
Or baggage of any kind hauled.
Phone 40. If
H. ~ Nycum not barbecue is
Just Ihe thlhg TO take nome with
you LOT midday lunch. A trial is
several Sood sllghty USED ba,h
luos' reIfigefators' water coolers
ana lawn mowers Tor sale cheap. K.
r. moore FURNITURE GO. tt
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PERSONALS =
49,. go.
Miss lon Curtin went To- Dallas
Iih.. morning
Miss Mary rcevy OF Fort Worth
. is the guest of Mrs Ben Leigh.
= Miss Hazel Ellington Of Hnlsboro
. les visiting her aunt Mrs. L. II.
Griffin
Miss Fannie McCombs Of Ennis
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. D..
McCombs
Mrs W A. Mccall of Dallas is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. l.. =. Leigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Williams and
little son left today for a month
visit to Crystal Springs, Miss.
Misses Emmel Glover, Louise Chap
man and Lillian Terry of Ennis,
who attended commencement at
Trinity, have returned home.
Rev. J. Frank Norris, editor of
the Baptist Standard of Dallas, Tex
as, will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Miss lib Moore visited in Fort
Worth Yesterday, returning last
night, accompanied by Mrs R. P.
Moore and baby, of Haskell. Texas.
Mrs. J. T. Maledon has gone to
Corsicana to visit her sons and at
tend the closing exercises of the
school at the Widows and Orphans
Home.
w p. Hood and DR.. e. H. Vaughn
have gone to Seattle, Washington.
to visit the A Y. P. exposition. They
will visit other points in the west
before returning home.
Miss Grace Herring of Murphy
who attended Trinity University
during the year just closed, returned
home this mornin. She was ac-
companid by her little sister, Ruth,
who has been attending the public
school.
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Cotton Region Bulletin.

For the twenty-four hours ending
at a. m, 18th meridian time,
Thursday, June 3, 1909.
Rainfall
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Sterrctt-ONilIa Lines.

Are now owned by the Independ-
ent Telephone Company.
445-1-R-Culbertson, J. c.
42G-3-R Culbertson, w. A.
42G-2-R-Curry, |. n. (Ovilla.)
445-3-R-Delk, r. NJ.
427-5-R Edmons, C. W.
445-5-R Harrison, Jno. NJ.
427-2-R-Horton. r. NJ
427-6-R Johnson, f. c.
427-4-R Kemble, j. A. (Store Ster-
rett.)
445-i-R-Malcolm, Miss Ella
427-7-R-Nelson, J. d.
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445-2-R Wilson, O.
427-3-R Wright. J. w.
Call OviIla Echange.
Bethel, J. w.
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SIR Grimes, G. w.
4-4-R- Harris, Miss Pearl
4-2-R-Hosford j. w.
G-2-L-l-S- Keesee, Geo.
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3-2-L-2-S- Lindop, w. D.
Nelson, w. NJ.
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l0-2L-1-S Powers. Frank
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w, p, Hood and DR.. e. H Vaughn
have gone to Seattle, Washington.
to visit the A. Y p. exposition. They
will visit other points in the west
before returning home
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Mrs J. T. Maledon has gone to
Corsicana to visit her sons and at
tend the closing exercises of the
school al the Widows and Orphans
Home
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becomes a labor of love If the right
sort of writing materials be used
We carry a line of fine stationery
20 suit the most fastidious taste
Nigh grade goods at lowest prices
Latest novelties in tinted papers
chat cant be duplicated for the
money elsewhere. Blank Books are
cheap.
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s o. IS Doot 60 tot Garden
.n.. o.
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- W MADISON contractor am,
builder. I
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Miss lib Moore visited in Fort
Worth Yesterday returning last
night, accompanied by Mrs. r. P.
Moore and baby of Haskell. Texas.
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Miss Hazel Ellington Of Wusboro
les visiting her aunt Mrs L. H.
Griffin
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Rev j. Frank Norris, editor of
the Baptist Standard of Dallas, Tex
as, will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning and evening
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Miss Fannie NcCombs of Ennis
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs r. y.
McCumbs
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one of the best picture. ever made
ai tho Majestic 5g /
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There will be no meeting of tn,
Knights and Ladies of Honor tonigh
on account of the picnic at Dixon
Grove.
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Fresh barbecue every day at II.
y \ycum's market II
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Rev. J. b. Boon. who for a few
days has been visiting Mrs Boen and
baby, Loyenia, at Seymour, returned
last night and reports the baby much
improved and expects them home in
preach both morning and evening at
the Christian church next Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
NEWS OF TIE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING SAN FRANCISCO BAY
MISSING MAN IS
RETURNING HOME
w. p. Walker, Who Strangely
Disappeared, Telegraplis
Friends From Oregon

OAKLAND. Jan. 1s-wnliam p. Wal
ker. secretary of the Piedmont paw
ing company whose unexplained alb
sence Dom his home since last Sat
urday has created anxiety among his
family and friends, is on his way to
Oakland from Oregon City. Ore. Richard
B. Aver head of the paving company,
received a telegram from Walker this
morning. stating that he was we'll and
would return to Oakland at once and
explain his odi departure.
Walker had been i'll for two days
prior 10 his disappearance, and the
physician who attended him said that
he was on the verge Of a nervous
breakdown. Ide was confined to his bed
for time and took medicine de-
signed TO bring out dormant fever.
The desired effect was not produced
by the medicine and Walker is pre-
sumed to have started for the Ham
mann baths on Saturday evening in the
hope Of finding relief in the steam
rooms His friends believe that the
fever returned while he was away from
home, Affecting his mind temporarily.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
STANFORD GOODS WILL
+ PRODUCE PRETTY PLAY
Three CIas.Ees Ready to NOmi-
nate Officers

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. "a
The women of S ksnford university COM
prising the exc kusive society of Cap
and Gown viii present My Lady s
Ring" as prOduc I'd by Miss katherine
Everts. The com edy viii be staged in
Assembly hall on February 1, and the
proceeds of the show VIII be given TO
the Womens athletic association TO
construct a clubhouse for the women
students. Following the production
here a similar one sill be held by the
women in San Francisco at the Fair
mont hotel. under the auspices of the
Collegiate Alumnae association.
Three classes Of stanford university
viii hold meetings and nominate Off
GERS for the semester>JOm The
seniors viii organize and name the
students who viii contest for the
highly esteemed positions in the 1909
class. This is the last semester of the
1909 students, and competition is
usually keen for honors. The election
Of officers for the Junior class is also
hotly contested, and when nominations
are made tomorrow IL will probably be
the signal for a warm political cam
paign. The freshmen VIII also gather
and place the names Of the new officers
before the class.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
Telegraph Brevities

PROHIBITION wINs-NashvilIe. Tenn. Ian.
l3-1he prohibition bin has passed the house.
The vote stood GO to 80.
CARRIE NATION ARRESTED Newcastle
on-Tyne, Eng. Jan. I3.-Carrie Nation fhe
american anti-saioon crusader. was arrested
here today while engaged in raid on sa
loon
PRosPECToRs .FRoZEN-Reno. New. Ian.
15.-Joe MarkIey. ranch employee reported
two unknown prospectors on the Ross & Peter
son ranch 2S miles north OF here. almost frozen
20 death and crawling through the snow
HEPBURN RE-ELEcTED-BoIse Idaho Ian.
la-By strict party vote Weldon B. Hepburn
was reelected United States senator today The
democrats united on James L. McClear The
vote Of the joint assembly was: Hepburn 81,
Mcclear 10.
GUST LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Olympia.
wash. JAM ia complaint in quo warranfc
WIS hled by Charles B. Coon. retiring lieufenas,
governor. in the supreme court today seeking IL
onst from Office the incoming lieutenant gov
ernor, n. +. Hay.
CAPTAIN BUsSE ILL-chicage. Jan. "a
Captain 6nstav A. Busse. father Of Mayor Busse
Is seriously III OF gangrene poisoning His legs
play have 10 be amputated 10 save his life. al.
though the phs ssicans have decided 10 wait a few
days before resorting 10 the knfe Gangrene
followed treatment by chiropodist few weeks
ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
DEADLOCK IN ILLINOIS
LEGISLATURE IS BROKEN
Senate Watches Assembly Cam
vass Returns in Recount

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Jan. 1S.-The
deadlock in the Illinois Legislature over
the canvass of the vote for state Of
ficers was broken today when the SEN
ators crossed the corridor of the state
house and took their places in the hall
of the house of representa- tives to wit
ness the cBnvassing of the returns
The senate took this action ON the
underS1an nd5ug among themselves. that
their presence in the house was simply
witnessing. the canvass of the re-
turns, and was not a joint session
which could proceed with a recount.
At the con clusion of the recount, in ae-
cordanee with published returns. the
republican candidates We're declared
the state officers elect, as follows:
Governor. Charles s. Deneen; lieu
tenant governor, John G. Oglesby5 sec
retarY of state. James A Rose.
Following the announcements of the
canvass of the returns declaring Gov
ermor Deneen and the other state Of
ficers elected, Representative Lee
O'Neil Brown of Ottawa, democratic
leader, was given recognition for the
purpose of serving notice of contest of
the office of governor against Governor
Deneen in behalf of Adlai E. Steven
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
POLICE DECLARE
WAR ON YEGGMEN
Believe Petty Thefts and Burg
laries Due to Travelling Crooks

Believing that yeggmen who pour
into the city during the winter months
are responsible for the many petty
thefts and burglaries, Captain Ander-
son has asked Chief Cook 10 Instruct
company commanders to caution their
men from allowing suspicious charac-
ters to loiter on their beats and TO ar
rest any person who is unable to give
satisfactory account of himself. In
this way it is hoped that complaints
of the work of sneak thieves and petty
burglars will be fewer.
Among the reports fled with the no.
lice yesterday of crimes committed in
the city were the following: Mrs Emma
Morrison, $3.50 Eighteenth street. had
advertised her furniture for sale and
Monday afternoon a man called to ex-
anime the furniture. After he left
Mrs. Morrison discovered that a hand
bag Containing money and jewelry
had been stolen from a bureau drawer.
1t is supposed that the same man stole
several articles of jewelry from a
woman in Buchanan street last week
who advertised her fat for sale.
Gus RenStrom, proprietor of a gar
age at 424 Stanyan street. heard the
screams of a woman about . O'Clock
Tuesday night at Stanyan street near
the panhandle. He ran to the woman's
assistance and saw a man running run
ming along the panhandle. The woman
told him the man had struck her and
had grabbed her purse. but she held on
to it and screamed. She refused to give
her name. but Policeman Fulwider
learned that she lives at 664 Ninth
avenue.
Burglars broke into the saloon of L.
G. vincich, 719 Davis street, early yes
terday morning and stole a sack con-
tanning $250 from under the bar and
a cigar box containing $40 from be-
hind the bar. The cigar store of Gus
-Gustafson, 154 East street, was entered
and pipes valued at $50 stolen
Sneak thieves stole two watches and
stickpin from the room of Ernest
Hammersmith. Germania hotel. 81
Woodward avenue; dress valued at
s35 from the room of Miss Lottie Lynn,
710 Sacramento street; a gold watch
and chain from James w. Ryan. %
Avery street. in a saloon in Kearny
street: $3.50 and three wine glasses
from Mrs Mary Kearney, 1873 Tenth
avenue: an overcoat belonging to c. j.
Mcdonald from the National club, 1850
Eddy street, and a box of cigars from
the counter of Edward Kenney's cigar
store, 1915 Ellis street
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
WIFE OF BROKER
AGAIN DISAPPEARS
E. Francis Leo and Relatives
Seek Woman Who Dropped
From Sight

OAKLAND. Jar. 13.-While Z. Fran
els Leo a wealthy real estate broker
OF Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. was
seeking in san Francisco for his wife,
who left his home without explanation
more than a week ago. relatives of the
young woman from Miles, We're APP
plying TO the Oakland police for aid
in tracing her movements since she
left Niles a few days ago.
Mrs. Leo ss sister Of Mrs. H. +.
Thompson Of Miles and she went TO the
Thompson home Immediately after
leaving Santa Barbara Several days
later she left Niles without giving any
notice Of her intended departure or her
destination. 1t is thought that she
may have returned TO Santa Barbara.
Leo who is scion of a wealthy
Austrian family, came 10 this country
a few years ago to live in a democratic
community. He married Mrs Ada
Thompson of Santa Barbara a year
ago Despite his demOcratics theories
he established paCrician rules 10 gov
ern his home. and when his American
wife chafed under them ne conGesses
that he scOlded her On January 8
he says that he reproved her for dis
regarding one OF his rules. and on
January s he discOve red that she had
gone away without leaving him any
word.
Remorse stricken. Leo started In
search Of her. and he declares that he
is willing to do anything TO make
amends for his unki. .sdness.
Mrs. Leo il is believed, went direct
from Santa Barbara TO her sisters
home in Niles but tbere is no clew
10 her movements since she left there.
she wore jeweIry and diamonds valued
a $500 when she was last seen.
+. Francis Leo left last night for
Portland and the cities of the north,
there 10 continue his seaEch.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
VAGRANT HAD UNION
MANS CARD IN POCKET
William MOir'S Case Will Be
Called by Judge COnlan

The case OF William Moir, charged
with vagraney. win be called in Polics
Judge Conlan's court this morning.
and If he fails to appear his bail or
$25 will be declared forfeited and a
bench warrant issued for his arrest
He was arrested Sunday by Policeman
W. j. Cavanagh on suspicion OF steal
ing money from kearny street sa-
loon. When the case was called Mon
day morning he failed TO appear. Moir
was known as beggar around the
Barbary coast and pretended that he
was deaf and dumb.
In his pocket was found a card of
William MOtr, member of the struc
tural iron workers union, but when
the secretary of the union saw him he
said he was not the owner Of the card
MOiT. the member OF the union, had
been robbed on the water front No
vember ,16 and had disappeared TWO
weeks later. MOir. the beggar. told
the police he got the union card from
man on the water front Detectives
Driscol and McQuaide~ have been un-
able to find any trace OF the begSar
or the union man.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
POLICEMAN PREVENTS
MAN KILLING HIMSELF
Rhenold Maiss Despondent Be-
cause of No Work

Rhenold Maiss pulled a revolver out
of his pocket with the intention of
committing suicide in Second street
Policeman Bert Wren wrenched the
weapon from him and arrested him
for carrying a concealed weapon. Maiss
told the policeman that he was de-
spondent.
In Police Judge ShortalPs court yes
terday Maiss said he had been school
teacher in Germany and when he came
to this country he get employ yment in
brewery in Alequippa, Pa, but while
working in the brewery he fell and
broke both legs. He came here few
days ago, but had been unable TO OBJ
tain work and made up his mind to.
end his troubles
The judge continued the case till
today and said he would endeavor to
obtain work for Maiss He sent for
Henry Wreden, the brewer, but as
Maiss is a nonunion man Wreden was
unable to employ him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
REMOVED GOODS ON
ADVICE OF ATTORNEY
Shusaki Sudo, Charged With
Embezzlement, Takes Stand

Shusaki Sudo, charged with embez-
Element. took the witness stand in
Judge Dunne's court yesterday and
testified in his own behalf. He admit
ted having removed the So 900 worth
of Japanese art goods from the store
of S. Shibata, who advanced 81, 500 with
which to pay the customs duty. He did
this, he said. on the advice of Attorney
Austin Lewis. after Shibata had threat
ened to attach them He had no in
tention of stealing the goods. SudO tes-
titled. and it was his intention TO @retuFn
to Shibata the $500 advanced. He
considered he was acting as the agent
of Takahashi. in Japan. who owned the
property.
Other testimony having been iRtro-
dueed for the defense the case went
over to this morning for argument and
submission to the jury.
At the request of Attorney w. o.
Minor, who is associated with William
c. Crittenden for the defense. Judge
Dunno explained that in stating the
previous day that Crittenden should
not have withheld from the police
knowledge of the wherea bouts of the
art goods he did not mean to cast
any reflection on the lawyer. The judge
said he was perfectly satisfied Crit
tenden believed he was acting for the
best interest of his client. and with no
intention of deceiving the court.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
STRONGLY URGED
Captain Matson Makes Appeal
Before Chamber OF Commerce
for Pacific Coast Ships

The necessity Of ship subsidy on
the Pacific coast and the necessity of
the passage Of such bill during the
present session of congress was argued
before the members of the shipping
and harbor committee of the chamber
of commerce with such emphasis by
Captain William Matson last Tuesday
that that committee has recommended
that the chamber draft a resolution
to be submitted to the members of the
house of representatives urging favor
able action on such a measure.
Captain Matson put forth short
but strong argument. He impressed
the members of the committee of the
responsibility that fell upon them &c
promote the welfare of San Francisco
and of the Pacific coast. and in con-
else terms urged the members to sup
port ship subsidy bill
without it's harbor there would be
no reason for the existence of the
city of San Francisco. he said; Its
past. present and future greatness has
been. is and will be due entirely to
the magnificent expanse of water which
lies within the Golden gate. and the
first duty of those who lead in the
promotion of the interests of San
Francisco Is to utilize to the utmost
possible extent the boundless oppor-
tunity that San Francisco bay affords
for commercial achievement.
Do we realize, for example, what
was lost to San Francisco when the
Oceanic steamship company's steam
ers were withdrawn from the Austria
liam route2 More than a million dollars
was disbursed annually by this COM
pany on the city front. More than
$500 travellers passed through this city
annually, carried to and from Austria
lia by these vessels
Since the stoppage of this line San
f'rancisco's exports to Australasia have
fallen off more than 100000 per an
mum. This, in brief. illustrates in an
unmistakable manner the value of even
a single line of American steamships
trading to foreign ports.
And why have we not q dozen lines
OF great steamships owning San Fran
cisco as their home trading to the
uttermost parts of the Pacific? The
answer is simple: The markets are
new, and they must be upbuilt.
Ships owned here will bring the
trade aere and leave their earnings
here. Not so with the foreign vessel
which visits us; they have an. eye only
TO The advantage of their own nation .
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
Beauty and
Bad Breath
Cannot Go Together No Matter How "a
Woman May Try TO Make Them.


Woman May Try TO Make Them.
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or relative. If he be honest he viii tell
her that foul breath from the mouth OF
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rapidly than any other personal affiie-
tiOn.
Foul breath aroxses in man disgust
and where this quality is brought Into
play no amount of self-denial or rea-
soning can overcome the natural repuS
nance which comes to man when he is
in company with such a woman.
What is true of bad breath In woman
is not true In so great a degree in men.
nation of sweetness, breeding. virtue
and refinement FOul breath will sick
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such a woman a cOmpanIonshiD neces-
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