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The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Press special

Philadelphia. Junes 9-Kitchell says he expects to put O'Brien away in the first two rounds of the six bout go.
 United Press special
 Kansas City June 9-The two Ford automobiles leading in the cross-conti- nent race arrived here this morning and left soon after on their merry clip to Seattle.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
United Press special

New York, June 10-The Spanish liner Lowez enroute out with four hundred passengers aboard, became stranded on a reef at Fire Island at midnight. The passengers became
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Gold Medal Given
 the Wright Brothers
United Press special

Washington, June l0-The Wright brothers this afternoon were presented with a gold medal by Pre- sident Taft from the Aero club, on account of their airship success. Scores of diplomats were present.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12

Ten men narrowly escaped drowning by clinging to the wreckage until res cued. The accident occurred in the Straits of Juan de Fuca.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Business Situation is
 Carefully Summed Up

The Denver Mining News has been sumimng up the business situation as follows
 Over on the Pacific coast there is crystallizing an activity and conse- quent increasing interest in the oil business there bordering on boom con- ditions. The oil Rotations are making good, and there is being presented a splendid showing of dividends paid by the listed oil com panies of California. The situation in these fields is most encouraging, and also stimulating to the operator by reason of the demand for the product and stiff prices which are being well maintained. or surety we should not look for any dull period in connection with this industry dur ing the summer months.
 Turning to gold there is the stimu- lating, influence on Goldfeld and it's tremendous production with other American gold camps contributing their quota to the end of rolling up increased gold output for the year. Sooner or later there must be a pub lie awakening to the big record which Goldfeld Consolidated is making; and accordingly summer movement in the Nevadas vii not be at all uneX- pected.
 In the copper world there are simi- lar factors for public interest, with copper and copper stocks strong, and a material improvement in the copper mining industry. The low cost fellows are making good fast; new ones are arriving; and before many more months shall have passed there should be added to the list other dividend payers among the coppers. The out look in this industry is certainly rose- ate, even though the metal Is still be- low the boom figures of two years ago.
 From the desert country the news coming to hand would indicate that there is springing up there an indus- try which must sooner or later attract the attention it deserves at the hands of operators and capitalists. There are already the makings of many new camps of great promise: any one of which may any day develop in man. since, Illustrating the mineral possi- bilities of this extensive section.
 In Utah there has been quite an activity in the securities of such camps as Tintic and the interest has been widespread. In like manner the low cost coppers of Utah have come in for their shares of attention at the hands of investors and traders. Gen. nerally speaking, Utah under the pre- sent trend of mining interest in tho East, has been more fortunate than perhaps some other sectipns by reason of the fact that Utah operators have long had customers interested in their securities.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
TUG SEA LION GOES DOWN
 IN FOG ON JUAN DE FUCA
We'll Known Craft Rammed By Schooner and
 Crew Narrowly Escapes

Seattle, June 10-The tug Sea Lion the largest on the Sound was run down yesterday in a dense fog by the three masted schooner Vance.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Senators Will Not
 Tax Their Parents
United Press special

Washington. June 10-A canvas of the senate shows a certain turn down for Taft's proposal to place a tax on corporations.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
High Class Attorneys
 can Eyade Law
United Press special

New York, June 10 James J. Hill is planning big merger which will include all lines of railroads. His attorneys say he can evade the anti trust law.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
United Press speeial-

Seattle, June 9---The cable ship Burnside will leave today for a long cruise on tho Alaska coast. The lines will be examined and repaired where needed.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
SPANISH LINER ON REEF, LIFE
 SAVERS RESCUE PASSENGERS
Four Hundred People Rendered Frantic by
 Striking of Transatlantic Steamer

frantic and was with difficulty con- trolled
 The life saving crew went to their rescne and succeeded in getting them all shore. A heavy sea IS running and the fate of the ship cannot be foretold.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Senate Juggling
 With Corporations
Press special

Washington. June l0-The senate after defending the income tax is planning to tax dividends of corpora ti0nS
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Heney out For
 District Attorney
United Press special

 San Francisco, June 10-Fraucis Heney has announced that he will be a candidate for district attorney at the coming election.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12

Seattle, June 10-The new state criminal law went into effect today. Under its provisions persons are lia- ble to arrest if even found with mak-
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12

The man who cannot see in these things evidence that the fulfllment of the prophecy of Secretary Seward is approaching. must indeed be short sighted. Victoria Coiouist
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Buffalo Bill Once
 Loved this Lady
United Press special

United Press SpeclaI- New York, June 10-The sensa- tional divorce case of Catharine Gould against Howard Gould has be gun. She is on the stand.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
CANT CARRY THE MAKIN'S
 WITHOUT BEING ARRESTED
New Washington Law also Restricts Dead Ones
 from Propagating the Species

ings of cigarettes, upon them.
 The new marriage law requires per- sons to have a clean bill of health before entering the marriage state.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Bryan is Looking
 to the Future
Press special

United Press speclaI- Omaha, June 10-Bryan this afternoon announced his candidacy to succeed Burkett in the United States senate, whose term expires in 1912.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
United Press special

Chicago, June 9-Ex Mayor Dunne today appeared in the court of appeals and alleged fraud in the practice when Grace Guggenheim obtained divorce frum William Guggenheim in 1901.
 The ruling was made that the prin- cipals to the appeals must show cause why divorce should not be set aside
 Both Grace and William have mar ried since the divorce was granted and big scandal is due to be pulled of when the case comes up.
 Chicago. June 9-It is probable that the last marriage of Grace and William Guggenheim will be annulled owing to charges of fraud in securing their divorce.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
THAT CONTEST
FOR THE SENATE
HOW 1T LOOKS TO NEWSPAPER
WRITER AT OTHER END OF THE
STATE, WHO PREDICTS, AMONG
OTHER THINGS, THAT CHRIST
MAS is TO PUT A QUIETUS ON
POLITICS.

Says a political writer in the Jack
sonviIle Metropolis:
The senatorial campaign will not be
come active until after the holidays
and it may be a few weeks before
Senator Taliaferro has an Organiza-
tion, but his friends declare that his
interests will be well cared for.
Senator TaliaferrO will be quite a
busy man during the present session
of Congress, as he will not leave his
public duties to engage in an extended
campaign.
The most active candidate in the
race so far is Hon. w A. BlOUnt, of
Pensacola, who has visited many sec
tions of the state and who is now Civ
ing his attention to middle Florida.
According to Pensacola newspapers,
that leaders in various counties are
already at work in behalf of the dis
tinguished lawyer. Mr. BlOUnt is one
of Florida's brainiest citizens and his
supporters believe that he will prove
a most important factor in the race
Judge L. J. Reeves has also done
some work in the campaign and he,
too, has visited several counties and
promises to make a close canvass
Judge Reeves is a fighter, with good
record on the bench, and as a citizen
and has developed much strength in
certain counties in West Florida. The
indications are that there will be a
lively contest between him and Mr..
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

really Mrs. C, why did she appear
to The Baby" and to no one else?
Why Did She Come Back?
II II was she, and she returned
with purpose, she failed TO accom-
.plish 1t. except to frighten The
Baby"
The Baby" who has grown to wo-
manhood and has babies of her own
saws now she remembers perfectly
how the shTivelled, old woman look
ed standing there in the semi-dark-
ness, but it seems more dreamlike
than real. as it has been so many
years ago.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
WHAT"THE BABY" SAW
- By Mrs. A. D. McKinnon .

In the year 1891 there lived, in 3
thickly-settled neighborhood in Gads-
den county, Florida, a French family
by the name of G., consisting OF
the man, his wife and son. 1t was a
lovely place, surrounded by a grove
Of oaks and cedars. There was one
very. large cedar tree, however, which
stood about 90 feet to the east end
Of the house. which Mrs. C. re
Quesfed to be buried under when she
died A few years later, at her death,
the finally placed her there, according
to her request, and moved away from
the neighbOThoOd-
The place having passed into other
hands, another family, consisting OF
the man, his wife, three children,
aged eleven, nine and three years,
and the wife's mother. Mrs -, we
Will call here, cae. Here I wish 10
state that Mrs. c. died before any
of the three children cGuld remem-
her and before the youngest one was
born. She had lived and died before
their time, and no one had told them
of her or described her TO them in
any way. So they didn't know how
she looked in life-Whether large or
small, low or tall-and they had not
been taught to believe in ghosts and
hob-gobblings.
"6aby" Did Not Know What Grave
Contained.
They knew the grave was there. but
the little one always referred to as
THE Baby'') didn't know what it con-
tained. The grandmother, Mrs. W,
was old and feeble and always retired
to her room early in the evening.
One evening she retired between sun
nj 4 1ar.l- nd a had
up and lay down by her. Shortly af-
ter 'The Baby's" mother walked into
the room, when Mrs. - said to her:
What do you think, The Baby
said Just now?"
She replied she didn't know.
Mrs. W said: we were lying
here awake, when all at once she
cuddled up to me, as If she was
afraid, and when l asked her what
she meant by the way she did, she
replied in q whisper, Il see a little,
old, dried-up woman standing at the
foot OF the bed!'"
picture of Dead Woman.
A picture of Mrs. C., to which
Mrs. W had not given a thought,
Immediately flashed across the daugh-
ter's mind and she at once replied:
do, mother. don't mention it to
anyone. as people will say we have
found Mrs. c."
80, my!" said Mrs. W Il
never once thought of her"
But they both knew that in descrf5-
ing ''the little, old woman" at the
foot of the bed, The Baby had
given a perfect description of Mrs.
C.. Neither of them were much
impressed, nor did they give it any
more thought, and were not bothered
q ohOut what E"Tbe Raby" saw. but It
was strange that if she had seen an
old woman at the foot of the bed,
that il would frighten her. If it was
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
ened by the aspirations of BIount and

ened by the aspirations of Blount and
Reeves.
Taliaferro is conceded the strongest
man in Jacksonville, Tampa and many
of the large towns, which counts a
great deal in his favor. 1t will not be
long before headquarters of the candi
dates will be opened and then the fur
will begin to fiy.y
In many quarters political, the belief
is prevalent that Senator TaIiaferro
and Mr.. Broward will have to run the
race off in a SECOND primary. This
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

idea comes from the fact that they are
recognized as the leaders of the two
political factions in the Democratic
party in Florida. If BIount should ex-
hibit the West Florida strength he ex-
poets, he may get into the second pri-
mary, and again if Judge Reeves IS
the campaigner that he is rePuted TO
be he may. like Broward in the guber-
Material campaign five years ago, sur
prise the state.
The Metropolis. when the contest is
on in earnest. will contain the news
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

start OF course. he took the sax
pence ava with him afterwards" The
new minister tried the same plan, but
the next Sunday he again had to re-
port a dismal failure The total col
lection was not only small. but he was
grieved to find that his own sixpenCes
we're missing. "Ye may be a better
preacher than the auid meenister," ex-
claimed the elder, but if ye had half
the knowledge o. the world an o. yer
ain flock IN particular, ye'd ha' done
what he did an glued the sixpences
to the plate Dundee Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
His knowIedae of Il.

A newIy-appOinted Scottish minister
on his first Sunday OF Office had rea-
son to complain of the pOorDess of the
collection. Mon replied one of the
elders, they are cIose-vera close.
But" cOnfidcntially, the auId meenfs-
ter he put three or four saxpence into
the plate hisseT, Just to gle them a
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

of the fight The holidays, however
are at hand. and state politics for the
time being will be reIegated to the
rear.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
Broward's Strength.

Former Governor Broward has been
too busy with his Everglades project
to give much attention to his candi-
dacy, but he promises to open up at
the proper time. Broward is unique
figure in Florida politics and down the
east coast and in central Florida he is
stronger than he has ever been. His
stronghOlds in WesPFlorida are threat
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

BlOunt and peppeTbOXes will be plen-
tiful before the campaign proceeds to
any great extent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
CRY REAL EsTATE-continued
SPEcK. PASCHEL & CO.,
DDS Montgomery ST.. Mills building.
SPECIALS

SPECIALS
S10o, Qo0-I-ot Sc. corner o'Farrell and Mason
SITS. size 55xsT.6; ground leased for 30
years at s4.s00 annually net of taxes
and all expenses; no safer investment
can be offered
500 o00-o'FarreIl ST.. few doors from orpheum
brick building; lot 25xSI:6: leased TO
tenant: no property under 100000 to
be had in the retail district east Os
Powell and south of Geary sts.
$40. 0.000-NW. corner Ellis and Jones sts.. lot
55x12o feet; frontages: mortgage s45. :
goo remain before the fire $751; 600
cash was refused for this lot with a
frame building thereon.
$35, o0O-Lot l0gxs0 feet and brick building.
near 4th and bryant; leased to l tenant
At s225 monthly; bank mortgage of sl2.-
500 eau remain.
SOS. 500 Vicinity Market and California sts.; ?
story and concrete basement; leased to
/ tenant; pays per cent net.
S25, 000-Rents $500 annually; story concrete
building; stores and apartments; lot 40x
so feet; frontages; near Folsom and
18th SITS.
Panhandle: yearly rents $1,000; no bet
ter built fats in San Francisco.
5000 store and fats. near Ms,lllIster and
Fillmore; rent $50; lot 25x137:G; terms.
half cash.
s7,1Jo-y Vicinity Haisht and shrader sts,; 2
splendid fats, and 9 rooms and baths !:
lot 25x137:6; rents $75; terms. BALI
eash'
S4,soO..Bargain; Perry st. near Sd; lot 50xT5
feet.
HIGH CLASS RESIDENCES.
$50, ,000-Beautifa1. modern brick residence cor
ner Pacific heights: II and ba this ::
brick garage; lot 3ox110 feet; marine
view.
S27, ,000-NE cor. Vallejo and Pierce sts: resi-
denee of II rooms and ; baths; hardwood
and palatiaI apartments throughout; lot
$3.50 frontage; 3 frontages: fine garage !:
price reduced from $33, 600; must be
sold.
SPECK. PASCHEL & CO..
Real Estate Agents.
22S ontgomery St. Mills building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
READ TINS.

on account of hard times we are about 10
lose our contract for a large tract Of rich
Sacramento valley land. which secured ar
n remarkably low price. The tract is az a
railroad station. and neighboring land sells at
$50 acre and up- To save az least part
Of this land for ourselves viii sell some
~ il in small tracts for only Sf5 acre.
pavabIe part cash and the balance 70 suit.
anF time within five years. CAN write and
convince yourself that our loss be made
your gain. Room 70i - Kearuy st.
SANTA CLARA FARMS.
Improved and uninproved 10 and 20
ranches on our San Martin tract; only hours
from San Francisco. Ideal location. perfect eli
mate. rich soil II you are looking for small
ranch for chickens, fruit grapes or general farn-
ing BY all meaRs look at San Martin. Special
terms if desired same as rent.
IL s45 acre stock ranch Red Bluf Te-
hama county: 4.0O0 acres good grain land. SEQ
acres alfalfa land; good buildings some stOcas
cheap at $3.50 per acre.
C. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY.
T02 Market 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

MADISON & BURKE.
Established January. 1858.
Real Estate Agents, 80 Montgomery ST.
Reliable Renters and Collectors
SS6, 6,5O0-Montgomery st. corner. brick building,
under lease; paying over per cent net.
S2S, ,000-Beautiful home in Vallejo St, best
residence part of city; large lot. 34:4x
131 IT.; charming marine view; hard
wood floors; plate glass windows; mtg.
SIC, ,5OO-Business property in Buchanan St; lot
60x90 TT; rent $50 month; mortgage
$1,000; this viii bear inspection.
$4,000 Residence 9 r. and b.. Jordan park;
large lot. 6s:6x12o IT.; garage and fine
garden; easy terms; bargain
S11 ,o0e-Three fats 1866 rooms and bath each.
In Sutter St. mr. Pierce; large lot; rents
S125 per month
$40 000-Large lot in Pacific ST. near Dupont.
Would pay we'll if improved
5000 fats in Grove ST. near Devissdero;
and and bath: in best residence
section of the city; open TO offers for
quick sale.
Sc, SEQ Cheapest residence in city; Clay st.
near Fillmore; large lot and good loca-
sc. 25ON2 fats in 5th av; 4 and r and b.
large lot. 2Sx7J IT; fine chance for some
Sc GOoo-Residence in Fulton st; fine location:
7. and b.; lot 25x1s7:6; cost $500 less
than years ago; owner leaving town.
S., ,5O0-Cottage in jackson near Devisadero; 5
rooms and bath; lot 25x137;6; rare chance
for some one.
S5,5oo-Residence in Broderick near Page ST.; I;
ana bath; nice home cheap; owner
nonresident and wants to sell; lot 25x
100
50, 800 Reduced from 81. 500 to make quick
sale; cottage of . rooms and bath In
McAllister St, near Parker. Win sell on
easy terms.
81, ,250-17th ST.. near Clara av: cottage. 3
rooms and bath; lot 25xsT:6 feet Why
pay rent?
LOTS.
s1,250-23d av. between California and Lake
sts-; great bargain.
81 S1000-Cumberland st. near Sanchez; 25x114 IT.
Sa5O-Lot in Diamond ST near 2lst; 25x115
feet; cheap.
TO LEASE-Apartmen houses to be erected in
Taylor st. Call at office for particulars.
To lease-Brick warehouse. sc, 600 50. TT; near
4th St; cheap; $4,000 So. 1T. near ship
ping. ON Battery St. with rear entrance
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
Los ALTOS

SO acres. all level ground: good wen huiIt
6 room hard finished house. raised 5 TT. on
ground: room cottage for help. good barn
for stock; buggy shed:-aH fenced in 4 fields.
acres on main county road in friiC trees.
bal. hay land; beautiful view; has % be
seen to he appreciated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
CITY REAL neutrality-suspicious.

SHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO.,
- Montgomery ST. Lick bldg,
Phone Douglas Al.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

REAL ESIAIE-lNSUhANCE-
S14 000-Steiner ST. close to Hermann: fats 4
rooms each: lot 33x92; must be sold this
week.
S6,500-Guerrero ST. near 23d; flats, 40 rooms;
all modern improvements; lot 2ixT1;
good buy.
$6,500-Castro st. near 14th = flats. 6-T rms. !;
large lot: coed income; investigate.
So, 5,G50-14th st. close to Sanchez: fats )
rooms each: lot 26xIl5; part cash; look
at these flats.
81, 750-Alabama ST. near 21st: . fats; well
worth looking after: must sell to close
estate this week.
81, 4,T50-Noe ST. near 25th;> fats, "a rooms
lot 25xSJ.
s3,5oo-19th st. west of Douglass; cottage. ;
rooms; lot 2jx90
$2,500-Girard st. near FELTON,: cottage worth
double what we are asking.
$1,400-Batch st. close to Mission; cottage of
3 rooms large lot; and can be bought on
terms.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
12o Bush st. Rooms a..
FYFE & pEPAoLI.

3297 Mission ST. opposite 29th
Office open today from a. m TO D. m.
81, 2,000-Cottage 4 and bath; fioored base
ment; large yard; place for chickens; lot
25xI00 fl; Richland aY- "A bargain.
81. 450-Cottage rooms and bath; basement; /;
lot 25x100 tt; blocks from 18th and Mis-
sion SITS. This is not hill.
Must be sold-Fine elevated corner 7Ox75 IT.
and . room cottage; blocks from 18th and
Mission SITS. Price $780, reduced from
81. 100.
Fine level building lots near Cortland av $50
cash. $40 per month.
$500 cash. SGT 30 per month; rooms and bath
cottage: elegant mantel: paneled dining
room: fine fixtures; blocks 29th and Mission
sts Price $4,000
SAY-We have only one of those 13 cottages
left: come ont and see this one IL you are
looking for a nice home easy terms.
s.. 650-5 cottage on 29th ST.; street works
done, sidewalk laid: lot 25x114: bargain
ine corner: Castro and Valley; lot 2G:6x105 IT. .
Il room and basement house in rear of lot !:
good location for grocery Price 50 400; terms