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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07

beben begpnber mi meb, at Braiterne
| ct enbelsit farpepregtigt Sptog
panorer giennem ben t9tpaffeoe Men'
neifem9ngbe op til Mteret. Soreit
gaar, flebti ifinnenoe Burpur, beiot
meo boiot SermeIin, 8arbinalerne,
blanbt Dem bsit opreiit og fneiienoe
&antpoaa, Mar6eie of Sinoaro, peo
bans SIDE &aptcineren Sipes =
3uto, ben msrfe Spanier, og bog
Dem / bpiot SarmeIitergcpanbt 8otti,
Ser oeiaa bar EapePmne, ba SEQ ben
trettenoe bar 900. Shit fommer ct.
@eters &orberrer / fine piolette Sa'
lorer meo oct graz Gelsp9rf.
% ale bar funbet fine Blaoler
omfring Glteret, beitiger en- at Dem
GrpoifeItoIen og oplGier meo bsi
HoIt oct papelige 8auoniierings.9e
fret. Saa brrier @itiifen after igien'
mem set p9Ioige Rum, og langlomi
oraaes oppe ioran alteret Eeppei
til SIDE for 9inebet al Seanne o'Irc,
flrot / Guitning, meo SpGroet oer
Sioeu og Sanen / fin bsire Saano'
Wens Siifopen al Orleans lRler oer
~beitioeliae @esie, faloer ale pao
Qne / 9eu meo 2inene letteoe ailoc
oen Seaiges gileoe, Der ipGoenoe
poa Sfper, iom Gngle bar breot nc
unber benbes Sober, lang'ontt Ora'
oes til geirs - tiger til Simmels'
On gitermiSoaeen afla9oe Fapen,
irlat Of aaroinalerne, ct geNsg ! SIR
fen for at forrette lin anoast foran
Sen me Selscniuoes Siaeoe. atrler
por inIot al GiIgrimme, Der peo So.
pens anfomIt lang Seanre o'arc'
Sunne "Se iuis dreftien", Fape''
ser ioa aIporIig 'pg trGt no, uooelfe
geliianeIien til ale Sioer; rordr
seonne b'9lrcs Sinebe laa ban lGr8t
9sn: ma cperrafte BAN oereftet
ct foItbort inobunoet Grentplar al
ben ! anIebuins al aanoniierinser
r,baipne demonstrating al Som
ir,ien fra Orleans, 90 "a ban affer
iorIob 9irfen, biIites ban meo ltor'
menSe Sploeitraab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Sanscs SpnpSe.
90 fitr "~TnebGrtrtn."D

- Iait. Sppegaaro ifriner ben
22be Gpril: s n9ite llge, ON Sub
bill, taeer ieg after 8anoringsitapen
/ Soanoen. Sor M fommet mig iaa-
pos, at ie9 boaber ieg fan uoitao Ell
Iiben anitrrnseIie igien. SnSoag
Den 28be bill leg bore | Dates, u.
O.; Den 30te | gelpa, OF Den 2oen
Woi / 9ertboIo. Den 3bie refer ieg
til 8illiston % berfra til Wte aen5ie
so, Sporl9uee ieg bliper Der Tan
ieg life iiee. Seq bIiper ialfalo til
oper Ssnbag Den 9be Wai. Eaa Stl'
bogepeieu bill ieg beisge iaa mango
Steber, Tom ieg refer.
Sra Sepen 2utberan College
meooeIes: S Gonifeierien beiegte
8rof. og Wrs. Guello Slestniuger |
@eresioro, 9. 9af.; gmelie Sorger'
ion oa Rebecca Sobnion bar paa BE-
fog hos fieubte I Chicago. @tiis an'
naniosion og Miis gareitob operpar
aonpentionen for "8reiibents Of the
9. 8. 6. o." / Mines, Soma. Eeoer
9spietb % Soiepb See operpar Som
pentioueu for "Rreiibents OF the y,
v. 6. 81" / Sonia Gin, Grot. Ssbre
bar poo 8eisg hos SIpgtninge / 9,
DAT. oper Ssnbog Den 16be april,
Sr. 6. 6. Seim fra gIbee, @. Saf,
bar paa geisg peo Sfolen ben 21oe
oq 22oe gpril. Trof. Gueao preoi'
tebe / airfcn / SemeIl, Senbo9 6or'
mio0oq Den 166e Ipril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Ten uurifc SnnuSe.
tGli,r "atrir tisns,."l

- Bait. q. q. 2ocfrem. geitprer
al Rartir 2rtber garnebiem, bar
reiigneret iom inaOan oa iom Brett
for Acknowledgements. % ogter al
tilbrirge Sommermaune0erne noe
pda &onoet / RPrbeoen Of Sbief ri.
Der SANS, Winu., forat bans noqet
ipgeIiee GumiIie fon npe goot al
Sauolioets StiIbeO % Sribeo.
49, Sra @eitbp, @is., beretter gu,
tberaneren", at ben 6oreneoe airtes
Wenigbeo ser bor tiIbuot Bait. $.
S~alooriens H~enigbe6, iom npIig mi.
ftebe fin Strife pe6 SIbebrono, at be,
mite oens airfe til @uostieneite
naar Wenigheoen life ieIp bruqer beu
% at bette SiIbuo er mUStaget mel
Sof Of Brett % ReuigbeS. 9e boIot
fin ferite guosiieleite ser Sen 1885,
GpriI, nltiaa ben fsrite Ssn6og eftel
@%runoen.
- 9nin Gin Sutber College Glut
bolOt 6orretringsmeoe / Oct teoIoai
fte Semiuar BEN 14oe glpriI. Crib
bIep tague for at fire SomnrbeiOr
meo andre 6. 6. alubber / oen Sen
iiet al ifaffe 2utber College Ell np O
pasieHoe gpgnine for bets ItOre o.
riaboloiae 9ibIiotef % Wuierm. De
bar meeen @egeiitrina Tor Sagen
80 9elegater palgtes til at ulsoe bel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Jomfruen fra Orleans.

0e frantic 2atbolifer fit Ssnoag
ben 1Sbe IpriI ct lenge n9ret gE'
Ife opfpIot, ioet Sranfriss ltsrite mo-
tiouale Seltinoe, Somfrnen ira Dr.
leans blep opbsiet til SeIgeninoe peo
en- bsitibelia Geremoni | ReterSfirfen
/ Hom, bpor giifoppen al Orleans,
asIilteret Of IS 8arbinaler lGltc Mes
len.
3 mango ga~rbunoreoer beoer
oct i "gerl. 2ofaIinSeieer"s &efcrot
- bor ser life p9ret iaa mango
SronIfmrnS poa en- Sang | Hon;
man anilaur GiIsrimmenes Sal I'll
10000 % De ipIote ale Soteller %
Serberaer % maatte | SuiilOpts lno'
fporteres Sc omlieeenSe Spers
Nf hsie frouIfe @eiitIige ioa man
aorbinoI.g rfe6iTfoperne at &beinnS
GA 9orneuur / Spioien for 20 Stlto'
per. Gesuoeu bapoe nahirlispis VI
terfommerne al Seanne o'grds ia.
Mile inohunoct iig. Se er a, yoes
2annerp S'arc % bans Ssltre Nefm'
@orietta % aeta, ire biaeSitlsline
unae giger al lpiIfc marietta bar
uomerfet fla iom Gisterinoe,
Q~etersfirfen bar iialiltlfioells
proatfuIbt impffet meo rsoe, eiilo'
inopirfeoe sepper. Suiinoer Of Sps,
broaeSe, buftcnoe @lomiter % Stan'
barter mrb Siacoer al Seanne S'ares
piounberliae @iernineer.
81. 8 bespubte Srgelflaneen al
brute siennem airfeuL % SeitioeIig'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Snor blcp Hciteu al.

Sppr blcp Gciteu al. Stiioenfei'
0om beiseer fin Sante): Soaa'
fipre Sante, fommer ies cirfelis Inn
for at bciese dig. On fol oa ltte
oItiS iiae, of ies fommer Tor at laaiie'
0enuegans bebeper ies bet ltfe' mn
Sar bar ieaor siuct mig tpoe VOL
Iurs2"
Sonten (operraifet): "Sa9oe on
tnpe Soaars9 Get Dor oa merfellst
han por Der iiorsaars oe ut 1en'i'
Collars til Dig; mon bppr iaa De ire
bipe er.Y"
StuSeltten: "ssaa, i%aaleSes. Ter
ifaI man ie; man fan NOT mrrte, at
Sar osiaa ensang bar pGret Stu'
bent; ban ioritaar enonu at Hare lig
/ en- inGper Bending"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
@aa life Slip al oenne slnlebmins til at bi b~elbreoet.
Snaeu andre aap pirf.lia sinorina.

nc ,r SLATER AZ aubu's gRiobeI mob Rheumatismt, iun tes tcr'
ndHeee mia FOR unIc Tiger ibeu, er MI blepne opbrn9te, pg kg tan
Sa bet opristisfts aubefaIs bstis gRtbosl III ane % snhssr. Der sr aia.
oct meb RheuHaftsme. Nhenrattsme er etter min gltntng ben oRrfe
giage nOstn fan bltpe uoiat for, % bet NRooeI, ION fan helbreoe ben.
tortituer al 9rts. SEQ feHsate sFser % andre Ntteler; men tnsen
ipntrs at atpe uoeea ptrfelta etnortna, % bet blp pperlaot auhns
SRbbeI MOB Rbtmatisme al ubfsre arbsteet. Ja &c tataemlts for
bpab bet bar uSretttt for mig os bill meo @IGbe anbefale bet"
o. 6. Spbnien. Rprtbmppb, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07

Sette ernetpp bpao Rabn's Maibbel mob &beunatisme
aisr, pa bette er hpprfpr ben ~belbreber GbeInatisne.
Mbeuinatisnte er uriuipre, % l~irtnipre % 8ubnS Miobel
mob Rbeumatisme fan life besge bare | Bet iantnte Blob.
R~ttunatiSme bar TIL at eaa, % ben gaar
pataa. Dft Wiobel belbreoer ben itarpe, ititfenoe
Sfnerte, be itipe % imertefulbe Wfuifler, be beoe, banfeuoe
% ppipuInebc aeriuer FAINT be Iauimentrntne, itipe %
~ubrugbare Sch, 90 beIbreoer oert bmrtt8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07

Seq snffer ct Brep fra tper gaanb o. Spinbe | Gmes
rita, Der liber al @bermatisrte, 2uubagp ener Neuralgia,
sipenbe mig beres Slapn az aoresie, iaa jes tan ienbe tber
en- frt en- Dollars Ala ne Of NIT Mib6el mob Gbeu.
%niatisnre. Sea sniter paa t9en Betcimins at ~operbepiie
eHbner 2ioeioe al Hbenndtisnte ON, at NIT Wio0el 5igr
bpaD 3niinber al ioafaIote Mioler life bar funret uofpre
- ptrfeIi9 betbreoe WbeumaftStne. Seq peo at
ben gipr. Seq er fiffer paa bet, % oil babe enhper 3ioenoe
al Sihernatisnte at pioe bet % bare filter paa bet. fpr De
giper mig en- BENIN 8etaIins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07

ssno "SeeSrab. Soften" til slest o.
gcnurr | eamles 2aanet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
geIRan.Iie for siSenSe al ab.umatisme.

sea an,.r bet iom min gliata at Iabe eubitum faa pts ON ben
marfsiise eirIp, ION aubu's Wteeel mob RbenmatisHs bar atpet
mia. 4 Here War car lea paret en- hiois 9iotnos al Rhenmas
iisms, % uSsipst sInSrsSsra AZ Dollars Tor at fabs en- s.rn,onsnt SL
beapubte at bruce bette giessl bar min beIbreb btores ben Grab. at
bet ipnes urten tom Ct Mtrafel. Rhernattsmen tr pGf, % tts Tan
fife fac fprreaet iii fprbsl for bet g9ibOel, Der oreb ben bort. see
auitr Rutus aeibbet mob Rteumdttsme fem Ell gsIRsneIis for ole.
Der Iioer al Rheumatisme. 90 pl bsre ON bet o. BRUCE bet
MRS. EDNA WILLIAMS,
lis. Temple Ave, Indianapolis, Ind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07

On fan life toffe Rtenmatisme NIB giennem
Tpbberue e1tr Sn)en mto Ylaitrt entr funs
ttige Wlibitr ai Metal. Su fan life TIRE
ben nb ineb Smsr.lie, Gleitrititet eler Mag=
netisme. On fan LITE ptb Snobilouin9
faa ben uS meb a9sselig Stunt. 9u maa
ortpe Den tto. Sen or iNloset, % bn tiaa
Der gaa efter osu og faa oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Srifirfen.
CCiisr "5sntbIasst." y

Nhu "6slisbIastt.)
- Goitor 8. u. Spietb bar taget
MOB oct til BAN ubitebte aolb fra
8or SreIiers Menigbeb, Chippewa
Sails, @is.
- 9oitor 6. 6. Eonefien, Der iom
fsr opIpit bar reiigueret iom Soritan.
Der neo oct norlfe Soipital | 9roof.
Inn, 0ep Oorf, bar taget MOB aaIb
fra Siulep, 2iterpoIo, Rinesafer og
Cheyenne Meniebeoer, Steel Co.,
Ior6 Gnfota.
- Sergus Sails areSs at ben In.
tberffe Srifirfe afbolot tit areosmsoe
fra 23be til 25be Mars / Soroen.
ifiolos Menigbeo, Gait. 6. Berries
aalo. 9ait. 8. Gable boIot Nab.
ninesprGbifen. 20 gnner par op.
itineoe for SamtdIe. 9et enc emne,
Sob. II, 25-27, inoleoebes af Fd-
flor 81. SIien fra Sturbucf. oct on.
oct, ben oeoe og ben Iebeuoe Gro,
inbIebeoes al Eaitor s. Mattion fra
Battle Cafe. Sslgenoe 8reiter par
tiliteoe % oeItog i Samtolen: &.
Noen, g. &. 8eterion, Soban Watt'
ION, u. Slion S. 8. arcuif, Den
iibItnepnte por paa Heiie cg iamleoc
1enee for SfoIen | eperett, iamt 81.
8iesfielS og 8. Gable. @eo Sorret'
ninssmeSet palgtes Taitor 9. z. Be.
terion til aosicrer iitebetior Raitor
8aaum, iom bar flpttet til 8eitfpiten.
R9ite 8reoSmsbe beitemtes til Brat.
nero, Miinn. st llneOomsmsoe bleo
bcitemt til at ofboloeS | Battle Safe,
GaItor MattionS &alo, ira 2oen til
4oe Suli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
| aIumniforcninaens aorsmsbe

Bait. Gbr. q. Woloitao, iom Il.
ben ifior CONNER miolertioig bar
bctient Menigbeoen / Boston, er bic.
ben faIoet til oens fate Brett, % bar
mootaaet Guloet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17
Couldn't Be Impressed.
from the Washington Herald.

From the WaSnlngton Herald.
 Bradley Martin, Jr., who has married Miss Phipps of Pittsburg, has dry humor that has been likened to Mark Twain's. On his last visit to America the young man went to Niagara for the first time.
 He was accompanied on his tour by a Harvard instructor who admires na- ture profoundly. The instructor hoped to see MT. Martin impressed, almost overcome, by Niagaras grandeur. The young man, for a joke, was determined to disappoint his friend.
 Their first view of the falls was by moonlight. The great water was beau tiful under the pale light of the moon and the air was filled with deep. sweet music. Mir Martin really was moved but he yawned. lighted a cigarette and said:
 Lets be going"
 His poor friend was thunderstruck at such indifference.
 Why" he cried where are your eyes? Aren't you amazed? Aren't you impressed? Aren't you transported?'
 Look" cried the Harvard man, Took how that mighty river pours over into that deep abyss"
 Well" said MT. Martin, what Is there to prevent it?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17

openly on the bull side. They have spe- cialized on the distinctively 'Hawley group however, namely, Toledo, St. Louis and Southwestern, Alton, Colorado Southern, Wisconsin Central, Colorado Fuel and Iron and Iowa Central. They stubbornly resisted the downward ten dency and kept their pet stocks strong in the face of general weakness. On the exchange a disposition to have fun with MT. Hawley manifested itself in a dog geral couplet running:
 While the bank roll holds out to burn,
 I'll buy 'em all; come take your turn. ]"
 The export movement of gold may reach s25, 900. There is no especial reason for gold shipments now beyond the simple fact that interest rates are higher abroad for the moment than here. The outflow Is the natural nice readjust- ment of international money-a mere transfer from one reservoir to another just across the street, as 1t were.
 Broadly speaking, 1t may be said that whatever weakness appears in stocks is for the time being reflection of the dis appointment felt by impatient ones over the slow progress of manufacturing and commercial business towards normal.
 Net earnings of the Steel Corporation for the last quarter of the calendar year 1908 will approximate $25,00o0o0, or at the rate of s1Oo 100000 year. For the entire 12 months of 1908 net earnings were close to s91, 100000.
 The board of governors of the stock ex- change have had dozen or more mem bers before 1t for the last three or four weeks and promise is held out of a thor ough self-purification of that body before Governor Hughes reformation commit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17

capitalization; that any addition to that load will be back-breaking, and that it is worse off in every way than it was when 1t was "saved' last April-worse off in debt and no better off in earnings. Incidentally, 1t may be remarked that on an inside authority the system has not cleared fixed charges for the last seven months and that the big tonnage Mr. Hartman was to benevolently bestow on the road from his western lines has not materialized into tangible revenues.
 The market fight in Shelters has de- veloped ugly features. The Guggen- helms, while now in small minority own ership, are still in official and operating control. The moving spirits in the big corporation company just organized em- brace a number of heavyweight market players who are short of Shelters up to their eyes, according to common report Several efforts made to run them in have failed for the reason that on every ma nipulated rally the bulls have been slath- cred with offerings of real stock-some- thing the bull party didn't need particu- larly. The names of President Corey of the Steel Corporation, Jesse Lewisohn, Messrs. Cole and Ryan and Republican National Committeeman Booker have been freely used by the gossips as being the largest shorts in a bear account aggregat- ing 150,oOo to 100000 shares-a total big enough to go gunning for.
 Mir Edwin T. Hawley looms large these days as a speculative factor. His sale of Colorado Southern to James J. Hills Burlington for SIS. .Ooo.0o0 put him and his friends in funds and they are exercising 1t like true sportsmen. They have spread themselves all over the market and are
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17

will be irresistible and which will effect ually prevent drastic cutting.
 Every known agency Is to be brought into action to impress the law-makers with the necessity of caution and tender ness in their treatment of the delicate and dangerous question-a question load ed with dynamite destructive to the industrial and business life of each and every district. Against this projected concentration of protected interests will be arrayed the abstract proposition that s0,000,00o consumers are to be benefited by tariff reduction.
 These S0,000 900 will have meager lobby representation and no organized army to back up It's demands. Hence the Wall street attitude of stubborn refusal to get .'het up over the revision prospects de- spite persistent and earnest efforts to work up scares Specifically with regard to the iron ad steel schedules 1t may be stated with degree of authority that the expectation in the trade and among tra- ders and bankers is that 1t will be sub iected to an average cut of about 25 per cent. This much of reduction the man. ufacturers are prepared to accept and stand for without serious whimper.
 Erie has held a place in the center of the stage for some time. It was pulled back from the brink of bankruptcy last spring by MT. Hartman, who came to the rescue to save the general situation. The Morgan party, which was in control of Erie at the time. was apparently rec oncled to the impending disaster, but MT. Harrimans larger interests wera jeop- ardized and he jpmped into the breach regardless of the frowns of MT. Morgan ardized and he jumped into the breach said to have been advanced by Mr. Har-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17

riman to save the road and now it is in need of further and supplemental saliva ton.
 It wants a little matter of $So,00o, ,0o0 part of which will be used to repay the N3000,0O0, reimburse MT Morgan for coupons taken up by him and the bal ance is advertised to go into planned betterments. terminals and other con- struction. Meantime a tremendous bull campaign has been run in Erie and ev- erybody got some. Everybody still has 1t. The stock could only have been sup piled from one source-the inside. Tho deduction is prain.
 A successful play for distribution has been worked and now the control-both Morgan and Harriman-are presumably safeguarded against trouble, come when and where it may The shrlnkage has not caused general unloading for account of recent buyers, who have the general feeling that. reorganization or no reorgan- ization, the values are there and cannot be taken away. On the other side it is urged that Erie is waterlogsed. with over
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17

tee gets around to that part of Wall street. For time 1t looked as though there might be a depopulation of the ex- change.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17
Clearance Sale of
 Dress Fabrics

colors and styles; worth up to 75c. All 27-inch Japanese Silk, all shades and black.
 S0o Satin Messaline, Plain OOC Taffeta and Fancy Silks, worth up to 75c.
 7So Entire line 21-inch Satin tCO Messalines and all styles of Fancy Silks, worth up to S1 per yard.
 SiIks-Short lengths, 2 to yds. In pieces, less than Half Price. Extra quality yard-wide Taffeta
 Silk, $1.25 value, OOo special .'.... .. ...... cOO Yard-wide Colored Taffeta; a great value; special, QQo yard... -. -. ....... ooO Yard-wide Black Taffeta, extra
 heavy, but soft finish, ! To
 $1.75 value, special. :. I.Io Yard-wide Black Taffeta; $1
 quality; special ffo
 aJ.. ........
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17

New arrivals in Chevron Stripes and Hair-Line Stripes worth up to 75c, go in the S0o Clearance at, yard. .... ooO Values up to S9c in new and stylish eff H0a IoCLS... Values up to $1.25 in strictly down-to-date fabrics, Oko att. =. -. ........' silk Specials Underpriced for
 Quick Selling.
 White 20-inch Jap Wash loo Silk; very special. .... Ioo 0So One lot Plain Taffeta, OOC easily worth Soc; grea. value; for Things, petticoats; also Japanese Silks in all shades and black.
 11o The Famous "Sedo" Silk; IfO the prettiest low priced silk made; in street and even ing shades; a silk worth 59c per yard.
 1Qo Assortment Fancy Silks In IoO stripes, checks. etc.; all
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17

G o o d quality Apron Gingham all size checks ; 71a c values; spe- ciai,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17

Best D r e s s Gingham; 125s c value; special at, per yd.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17

18x36 H Il c k Towels, regular price S1.25 per doz.; special at, a dozen,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-17

I'd. wide Sea Is- land D o m 0 s [ ic good quality. spe cial, yd.,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
4Easton. n. H., Jan. II, 100

'Easton, N. H., Jan. IL, 1903.
&C. I. Hood Co, Lowell, Mass.
Gentlemen:
my health was badly broken
down with a complication of dis
eases. I suffered a great deal
from neuralgia and catarrh. and
then came nervous prostration. /
had four doctors around here and
then went to Boston, where two
physicians treated me. They all
practically agreed that there was
no help for me- was run down
SO low they said there was MOTH
ing to build on. They told me I
had catarrh of the bladder. I had
such light feelings, in my head
hardly dared walk around the
house. Sometimes 1t would seem
as if my throat was nearly par
alyzed, as | could swallow food
only with great difficulty knew
the merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
KEEPS UP SHIFTS
FOR FIFTEEN YEARS
r. r. Parkhurst Is Convicted OF
EmbezzIing From a
Seattle Bank

SEATTLE. May 1.--R- F. Parkhurst,
formerly assistant cashier of the First
national bank, charged with embezzle-
ment of $50. 600 fro mthat institution,
was found guilty by jury in the fed
eral court today. His thefts, il was
shown by the evidence, extended
through - years and were covered up
by manipulation of the banks balances
in San Francisco Chicago and New
York. Bank officers from those cities
were witnesses against Parkhurst and
brought records that showed his oper-
atoms
Parkhurst. who was man OF FAM
lily and stood high in Seattle, grew up
in the hank and the. discovery of his
defalcation astounded the whole COM
munity
Parkhurst was convicted on Is of teh
Is counts of the indictment which
charged embezzlement. false entries on
the banks books and misapp lication of
funds The penalty is not more than
10 years nor less than five years in
prison. Sentence has not been passed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
ENGLISH LITERATURE
DELIGHTS JAPANESE

Next TO efficiency in his chosen pro-
fession the goal of the Japa nese navy
officers ambition is the conquest of
tongues and literatures other than his
own All of the officers on the visit
ing ships speak English. but most of
them read "the most difficult language
on earth with greater facility than
they speak it, The roomy stateroom
with which each officer is provided is
lined IN nearly every case with books
and in every individual library are to
be found standard works in French,
German and English with English
books in the majority.
One Of the most interesting coIlec-
lions in the literary line on the flagship
Aso is TO be found in the room OF Lieu
tenant T. 9atsui Yatsui confessed yes
ferday that he was very fond of books
and pointed with pride TO the well
filled shelves that lined his stateroom
Most OF the books. of course. were in
japanese. but Of these the lieutenant
did not speak
His taste is catholic and his thirst
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
TOKYO PLEASED WITH
CORDIAL RECEPTION

TOKYO. May 1.-The cordial recep-
ton given the Japanese training squad
ron by thespeople of California has had
an excellent effect here. The news
papers unite in saying that it proves
that the best class of Americans are
friendly to Japan.
The hospitable attitude OF the PACING
coast states toward the squadron gen.
ersIlv and toward the imperial commits
sion to the Alaska Yukon- Paciflc expo
sftiou has done much to remove any
misunderstanding existing in the minds
of the Japanese.
The leading newspapers of TOKYO de-
vote considerable space to editorials
on the subject today
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
WELL KNOWN JAPANESE
WELCOME COUNTRYMEN

Among the japanese who were Col
lector Stratton's guests on board the
revenue cutter Golden Gate We're: Con-
sui General NJ. Nagsi and staff: George
Shima, the president of the Japanese
association. but better known as the
potato king; Y. Shimads of the Toyo
kisen Kaisha and T. Hodsumi of the
1okohama specie bank
w. H. Avery. general manager OF
the Toyo Kisen Kafsha also went Gus as
the American representative of one of
Japan's great steamship lines.
japanese newspapermen shared with
the local press the collectors hospital
ity. Among these oriental scribes
were: z. Kawasaki representing the
Hoehi Shimbun of Tokyo; T.aFuju of
the San Francisco Soko Sflimbun, S.
Yamumura of the New World and n
Sagidani of the Japanese American