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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11
BOAT ovERTURNs


TACOMA May lO.-During a
squall in the Narrows yesterday four
boys and two girls students Of the
Puget Sound University while boat
ing were upset and Miss Clara A..
Evans was carried beneath the sur.
face Of the water. As she rose she
was caught by Walter Burford who
held her until help arrived, The re-
naming members Of the party hung
TO the overturned boat until another
boat filled with students came to
their rescue. The party returned
home late last night,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11
WEDDING PRESENT PLUMBER

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May To-
Wedding presents are plunder and
our marriage customs are pagan
asserted Rev w. H. Butler Of the
Edwards Church of Northampton ii
an address before the Hampshire
conferences Of Congregational church
es in the Payson Church
7 never see band Of well-dres-
sed hoodlums at railroad station
with old boots and rice and tinpans
without thinking Of the customs of
heather nations. Marriages should
be celebrated in churches, but there
should be no engraved invitations
with their plunder il the way Of we'd
ding gifts
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11
ATTEMPTED MURDER IS
GIVEN FREEDOM
YOUNG ENGLISHMAN FIRED
TWO SHOTS AT FATHER
FIELDING RELEASED.

CHICAGO, May lO-Henry vassy
a young Englishman who fred two
shots at Rev Father James X. Field
ing, when the latter discovered him
in an attempt to rob the aims box in
the Corpus Christi church in this city
was freed today. Father Fielding re-
fused to prosecute. This young man
was starving when he attempted tho
robbery and murder" said the priest
Il am going to pay his passage back
to England. l don't believe he is
half bad"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11

safe. She Is 22 years old and remark
ably pretty was born in Egypt Of
German and Italian parents and has
lived most Of her life in Italy. She
has come to America TO visit relatives
in New York and Louisville. She
said she was told to lookout for her.
self as young women were seized on
the streets Of New York and sold as
slaves.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11
QUIT EATING ALTOGETHER.

CHICAGO, May l0,-0n the the,
ory Of many persons that the part,
aker OF any food containing even a
slight quantity Of alcohol is liable to
acquire the liquor habit those Chi
cagoans wishing to guard against
such a result must cease eating bread.
Chicago bread Of the FIVE cent loaf
variety has been found to contain
from three to four-tenths alcohol.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11
AFRAID TO LAND.

NEW YORK, May TO- Stories Of
the white Slave" Traffic in New
York had such a deep impression On
Miss Wanda Vera Heinmann that
when the steamship Duca deglie Alb
ruzzi from Naples arrived yesterday
she refused to come ashore until she
was assured that she was perfectly
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11
RETURNS
TO CHICAGO
His Arrival Made Little Difference il Wheat
Quotations on Market

CHICAGO May l0-James A.
Patten with Secretary Wilson return
ed I ochicago today Pattens rel
turn was not reflected in the course
of the wheat prices on the board Of
trade at the opening today. Quota
tons eascd of cent during the first
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11
PAYROLL WOULD BE BIG,

NEW YORK, May l0-If all the
actors and actresses who are to ap-
pear in the annual Spring gambol 81
the Lambs Club in the Metropolitan
House May "a were drawing their
regular salaries, it is computed that
the payroll would amount to 100000
week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11
PAPER TRUST HAS
BEEN ENJOINED
Reduced Paper Output and Raised the Price
the Cause

NEW YORK, May TO- The temp.
orary injunction heretorfore issued
from operating the Fiber & Manila
Association, under which name 1t was
charged that rs paper manufacturing
concerns had formed combine in
restraint Of trade, was ordered BY
Justice Hough in decree handed
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11

YoUNGSToN, May lO.-The DO
lice records here confirm the state
ment of Boyle so far as the death O.
Dan Reeble. Jr, is concerned. but
not as it relates to Harry Forker
Reeble died in June, 1905. Patrolniar
Michael Donnelly talked with Reeb,.
an hour prior to his death. Leaving
Reeble, Donnelly was less than a
block away when he heard noises in
the direction of the Mansur building
He returned and found Reeble on
the sidewalk, living but unconsciou,
and no one in sight. Reeble was in
The habit of sitting in the window
sill before retiring No one has ever
been suspected Of knowing the exact
manner Of his death. Dan SHAY,
mentioned by Boyle, as having pick
ed up the Youngston letters, saloon
keeper here. as stated by Boyle, and
died years ago.
Speaking of the abduction of the
Whitla boy Boyle said; "I left Cleve.
land at S;1s a, m, and then proceed
ed to Niles, Ohio, by street car /
arrived at Warren at 1906 but fail
ing to see the boy and escort | got
off at Warren and remained in the
vicinity of the depot About tell
minutes alter the boy and ascort ar
rived and was then informed tina:
they drove from Sharon, to Warren.
| warned the party to take the boy
up along the Pittsburg and Western
track leave him there and | would
attend to the rest of it, which lie
proceeded to do. brought the boy
to Niles and from there to Ashts-
bula and then to Cleveland. On
March % / received letter from NJ
forker stating that some one had in
formed Mr.. Whitla that they had
recognized the boy on March IS at
Niles and that James Boyle and wifi.
Of Sharon was with him, also that
Whitla was afraid to divuige the in
formation for fear the boy might
come to harm and telling me to b.
careful and be on the alert and that
when ! received money to immedi-
'tely surrender the Youngstcn lei,
-ers and to send the same to him at
Sharon and and Tuesday, April %,
% return half of the ransome money
. him and he would tlrn the same
over to the party who took Willie
Whitla to Warren"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11

down in the United States circuit
court this afternoon, The various
companies forming the association
were fined $4,000 each in June, 1908,
for membership in the combination
which was today ordered to be join
ed. Following the organization Il
was alleged, the production Of paper
was reduced and the price advanced,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11
VII RECEIVE GRANDSON

TOXIC, May tO--Johnston Perry
grandson Of Admiral Perry will be re
ceivcd in audience by the Emperor
next Thursday. He viii be present.
ed BY Ambassador o. Brien.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11

SHARON, Pa, May io.-Harry
Forker was seen tonight regarding
the statement made by. Boyle. He
said II know absolutely nothing Of
the case. | only know Boyle and
other members Of his family as resi-
dents Of Sharon. have never had
any dealings with him. / don't know
the woman who is said to be hi. wife.
| I'm conceive Of no reason why
Boyle should make such a statement,
Unless it be to get even with the
Whitla family for his persecution.
Boyle never showed me any letters.
Boyle did not see me in Cleveland.
]. H. Whitla, father of the kidnap-
ed boy, after BOyle's statement be,
came public denied he had seen
Boyle or talked with him in Cleve.
land prior to his som return and the
arrest OF Boyle.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11

hour but NE tone Of the market was
tranquil. Neither The Cabinet mem
Der nor Mr. Patten had anything to
say abc'il wheat prospects. Both ap-
parently were standing on their as-
sertions oi some weeks ago time
will tell,e
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-11
ASTORIA OREGON TUESDAY, MAY II, lsOl

Upon learning that my name had
been mentioned with the case | met
Mr. Whitla personally in CleeyIand
at 53rd street and Stillairc avenue
and showed him the letter that pass
ed between Forker and myself, also
the Youngston letters and Whitla
promised if | could substantiate the
truth Of the Youngston letters he
would see there was no prosecution.
! then surrendered through Whitla,
all the letters in my possession and
the world knows the result. was
arrested, convicted and deprived b.
my own counsel Of telling my story
on the stand, | informed my Wit.
that the boy was brought in order to
escape being quarantined in the pest.
house and VIC were to be handsomely
rewarded for taking care of him.
This unfortunate woman was dupeJ
from start to finish in regard tc ths
boy and ! was duped from the mo.
ment ! let the letters go into Whit.
las possession, as my counsel after
wards informed me had nothing
to show or prove and it was simply
a matter Of yeracity, their word
against mine. had given every
scintilla 'f evidence had and
now ! am settled for The story is
true as there is a God above us.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17
BOY BURGLAR BATTLES
WITH CHINESE SERVANT
Youthful Thief Makes His Es.
cape When Detected

While the family Of Sidney Van
Wyck, 2275 California street. was abb
sent from home, Chinese boy servant
left in charge was wakened about z
o'clock Tuesday morning by the noise
made by a burglar in the dining room.
On investigating he met a boy about
II years Of age in the hallway. who
struck him on the head with q card
tray and ran out Of the front door.
The boy burglar had wrapped up q
silver tray in the dining room to take
away, but left IL.
Mrs. J. Shay. s37 Fulton street. was
Weakened about 10 O'Clock Tuesday
night by the ringing Of the burglar
alarm connected with her front door.
She went TO Investigate and found the
door open and saw man walking
hastily away along the street
Thieves stole rs piles, valued at $500
which were tied TO the wharf at the
foot Of Twenty-second street early
yesterday morning, each about so feet
long. Five chains for keeping pile
RATS together and other articles be-
longing to the Healy-Tfbbitts construc-
ton company were stolen from a lot n I
Sixth and Channel streets Tuesday
night
diamond gold locket valued at s65
and a diamond stickpin valued at S25
were stolen from the apartments of
Mrs. Levy. Elforest hotel S25 Bush
street, by a young man who called to
see some rooms. -Four rooms In Mrs
Weber's lodging house, 2019 Mason
street. were ransacked. and jeweIry.
clothing and other articles stolen
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17
EAGLES TO ISSUE BONDS
IN THE SUM OF Sis, 600
Money Will Be Used in Build
ing New Hall

The FraternaI Order Of Eagles has
decided TO issue bonds in the sum OF
s175.e00 to run for 20 years and bear
interest at the rate Of per cent The
money TO be realized by this means
viii be used TO build a new hall in
Golden Gate avenue almost opposite
the wigwam OF the Improved order
Of Red Men
Plans for the new building were
adopted at the last meeting OF San
Francisco aerie No. 3 II will BE- Z
most approved plan Of buildings to be
used for fraternaI meetings The or
ganiZation is negotiating with one Of
the local banks for funds. and AZ soon
as the arrangements are COMP ed
work Will be commenced on the Eagles
The Eagles OF South city are 10
have day at Tanforan next Sunday.
on which occasion there will be q COM
petiLiye drill by the teams Of No ) Of
this city, Tanf0ran. Vallejo San MafeO
and San jose The winner viii Be
awarded trophy costing $50
Last tuesday night State President
:. a clover. State Secretary Cfussa v
Ponlman and Past President J. =
Parry, and a large delegation from No
> paid fraternal visit to the aerfe
N San Rafael The visitors, after the
business or the evening was ended.
were guests at a banquet
Next Saturday the drum corus ~
No and the degree team will 20 70
Napa to put on a minstrel show under
the auspices Of the aerie OF thar civ
attend
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17

SEATTLE. June 16.-The members Of
the Pacific Coast Advertising Mems as
ISOLATION. who are holding their annual
convention here. spent the morning in
motor trip about town and were en-
tertafned At luncheon At the FiriOch
club on Lake Washington at 1.15 p
m. ResBming business. the oonveu-
ton was addressed by Colonel Alden J.
Blethen II Seattle or Pioneering in
Publicity Colonel William G. Hunter
Of Chicago on Dollars and Sense in
Advertising B. J. Dasent Of Portland.
Ore, on Community Publicity. and
T. =. Sampson Of Sacramento, Cal, on
Troubles Of the Al Man"
Tonight the members attended q din
ner IN Arcade han. Among the speak
ers was Rufus r. Jennings, chairman
u the California Promotion committee,
who advocated the formation OF an
six states west Of the Rocky mountains
and Arizona, with q central organiza-
ton 70 be known IS The United Pa
cifc states association. and local or
CARNATIONS IN each OF the states. The
purpose Of the proposed federation is
to advance the combined interests Of
the Pacific coast and the individual in
terests Of the several states.
IN advocating such an organization
Jennings sSi1 mat the states nave a
unanimity Of interests IN political,
commercial and economical matters.
Every question that confronts one
confronts all" said Jennings From
every state comes the same desire and
the same effort at advancement There
is a rivalry, but II is a friendly rivalry
which but increases the closeness Of
the bond which unites them"
Another speaker was r. y. Doubleday
of New York. who spoke for 8. s. Nc
Clure on The Making Of a Ma gazine."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17
RAILWAYS SPECIAL
AGENTS IN SESSION
P. j. Kindelon of Southern Pa
cific Company Seeks to Bring
ASsOCiatiOn-fiere
ESpeeial Dispatch 10 The CALI

PEORIA. H.. June 1.-THE twelfth
annual meeting OF the Association of
Railway Special Agents Of the United
states and Canada opened here yester-
day with large attendance. At the
banquet last night P. J. KindeIon, chief
special agent Of the Southern Pacific
company. made the speech Of the even
Ing. He is working hard to secure
the next annual gathering for San
Francisco, and in his speech he said:
The earthquake and fire Of April 49,
1905, destroyed that beautiful city, but
San Francisco will rise again and &C.
cupy the position which nature intend
ed her to fill. OF this fact our friends
In the east need not doubt, as there is
hope and determination enough among
Us to do It.
1T will take time and energy, bold
hearts and willing hands. hopefulness
and patience to do IT, but it will be
done. and when the pinions of the
phenix bird that has been singed
eight times grow out more beautiful
than before we will point with pride
to the queen city Of the west, San
Francisco. She is the distributing
point for a region more than 1900
miles in extent, north. south and east.
WH4ch At present IS comparatively IN
occupied. Who can predict the nnagni-
tude Of san Francisco when every fer
tile acre Of this magnificent domain is
sea Of grain and a forest Of bloom. =
At today's meeting Kindelon delfv-
cred stirring and practical address
on freight robbeTies and how to stop
them. He said ia part:
We may not be able to stop them
entirely. but let US try TO cut them in
half. and half loaf is better than
no bread
When you go home go to your gen.
eral superintendent and ask him to
give you seal record that is abso-
luteiy reliable and correct Tell him
to use his influence with your car
builder to give you good car door
that cannot be robbed without break
ing the seal and to cut out the end
coor altogether. A freight bog car
should have no end door know we
should have some end doors for lumber.
but not for freight"
The meeting will close tomorrow
when the place for the next annual
meeting will be selected.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17
COLLECTOR FOR GROCERY
ACCUSED OF STEALING
San Rafael Firm Charges Em-
ploye With EmbezziemeHt

SAN RAFAEL. June 1s.--Lee Dun
can. president o. the OttOn grocery
company. has sworn out warrant
charging " a Cohen. a collector Or
the firm. with embezztsmenr-
Some days ago Cohen disappeared
with money which ne had collected
for the company. but his wife informed
Duncan that he had gone on A debaueh
ard would return when the money vas
spent Duncan took no action, and
tire next day Cohen returned and prom
fsed TO continue II the employ o. the
grocery firm until he had paid on the
amount which he had taken
Yesterday he entered upon his duties
as collector n the usual manner. but
when he did not return az ais ap-
pointed time 4 search was instituted.
which resulted n his wagon being
found on side street without its
driver
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17
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BY Many Men

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17
EAGLES TO GO ON
ANNUAL OUTING
VIII. Wing Way to Shell Mound,
Led by President
]. j. Casack

TIE members or Golden Gate serie-
No 81. FraternaI order OF Eagles. led
IN person BY their president. : T.
Cusack- win wing their way 70 sheH
Mound park June y for the annual out
ing. and SUCH is the unusual interest
displayed IN the event this season that
/ It is heralded as the climax OF al PIE
vious Eagle picnics-
Many features never before intro
duced at a gathering OF the Eagles or
at any other outing viii aid IN m21lIl 2
the day a memorable one. ard IN addt-
tion unique Scotch ard Irish dancing
VIII take place James Lemon, the
celebrated Scotch piper, and Prot VII
liam Mcmahon. the Irish hddler, Will
play for their respective claaS- A cash
prize viii be offered for each style OF
dance
Games of all sorts for young and old
will continue during the day. and under
the direction Of Floor Manager NJ j.
La xley dancing viii begin carry ana
end late in the pavilion
The following committees cave
charge of the affair. Charles ID Gar
lagher. chairman, Ralph Stockrnan- vice
chairman; Henry D Byrne- sscreIars'
John ". Dreamer, treasurer. and
n SaipkyglD Frank ReyEClfs
Peter Mccormick Ben iansz
George " Grsen NilllaEn blst-s-EiA
ffsrrS Tc,ls Joan Sullivan
E11ens Iarkfn u ElfIard
TIHgh Garter Dan slrCar-aT
James Gallagher 4oser1 EzfleT
George v. DAILY faarLe NJ afLaI
Dennis Ac3fzhoB fes1 Eaaaa1
William G. Cary Vatslal g N7isn
Thomas X Mccarthy feaa = easainT
william Nsthison scga T. Ee-zer
Charles C-efxhrea Lear IazcTson
Richard FISK p - LeFs
Robert u Reilly James NetsfeeueT
joseph = KsIianer 2 81. Aorze
r n Hertman @oilu Z. Actnugaia
4rrenee Parrv T.Grfz Waterman
George Goldman EeomaE sse-lieT
Frank 2felIsnus jesse 2. NsrzS
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Trwta FFarssr .sar7ssaI rranan
James HauIlAau =. > DairT
Ice Nara RsE1h NeIsFzu
Dennis ByrBes v. Warrala
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17
Residence in San Diego
TWO JAPANESE DIE
IN a PISTOL DUEL
Quarrel in Lodging House Over
Woman in NisaIia
[Speeiol Disp0ieh 70 The Cali

vIsALIA, June 1s.-K. Marikawa. a
local Japanese, and s. Nakamura, from
Delray. = small town about 20 miles
north Of this city. were killed this af-
ternoon about o'clock in a duel with
pistols at close range.
Nakamura arrived here yesterday
morning IN quest OF a woman with
whom he had been living at DeIray.
and was reported 10 be in VisaIia with
Marikawa- About 3 O'Clock he and
Marikawa met in the back room Of a
Japanese lodging house and a quarrel
Immediately started.
There we're no witnesses to the
trouble, put a fusillade Of shots rang
out and moment later Nakamura
staggered from the room and fell
at fun length on the porch. lie died
In q few moments. Inside the room
Marfkawa was found dead having
fallen in his tracks. His clothes were
on fire from the powder, the pistol
having been pressed almost against his
breast.
Marikawa ran an employment agency
here and was one Of the best known Of
the local orientais
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17
BANK RECEIVER GIVEN
JUDGMENT ON NOTE
CaIistoga Coach Horse Associa-
ton Directors to Pay
-S.-...aI DALI l. IL eli

NAPA. June 1e.@The trial OF the
suit brought by II. L. Johnston. re-
ceiver of the wrecked Bank Of Calls
toga, against S. W. KeIlett, G. s. Cut
Ter and other directors of the Calistoga
coach horse association. over note
given for money borrowed from the
bank. was held in the superior court
here today.
Judge o5esford decided in favor Of
Receiver Johnston for the principal
and interest, amounting to $1,000. The
note was signed by 6. s. Cutler as
secretary Of the association, who was
also at one time cashier Of the Bank
of Calisfoga, and was given in 1905.
The court ruled that all nine direc-
tors. who arc businessmen OF Calls
toga were equally responsible for pay
ment of the note.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17

3.a90 pairs Mems Douglas shoes in
all sizes and styles also Rznaisters and
Walkover $3.50 and 81 Shoes in Patent
Kid. Russet Cali and Wax Calf Enamel
Leather and I'D 70 date toes at sI45 the
pair. Sale begins today Thursday. 9
a. N. Busy Bee shoe Co.
907 Market street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17

EETICEs BOYS FROM HoME-Charged with
enticing scores Of young boys from their homes
mHssen. alias Charles Johnson alias Charles
Kennedy, was arrested Tuesday by Policemen
Switzerland and Bowen of the Pacific humane
society. The punishment for the crime is IA
years in the penitenfiarv
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-17

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