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drains IN the urine, GorOrrhea diseases
OF the prostate glands and all other
terrible effects Of self-abuse or ex-
cesses. which lead to consumption and
death Positively cures the worst cases
in old or young OF that Notifying con
dition. Quickness Of discharge Sent
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Call or address orders HALLS MEDT-
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The San Anselmo baseball team took the
Ssudplaker team into camp by the Of 3
~ The winning made in the ninth
inning with two men down.
TODAY at San Rafael me San Anselmo team
nlsvs tie home clnh-
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WILDER-In Berkeley. Cal. August 81. 1909.
Charles J. Wilder. beloved husband of Clara
Burt Wilder, and father of Beverly Burt.
Stuart Gardner. Cyrus Jennings and Kath-
arine Ruth Wilder a native Of Attica.
n. y, aged GO years months and . days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfuIIy
invited TO attend the funeral services tomor-
row (Mondayl, August 80. 1909 at . O'Clock
p. M. Mt his late residence, 2401 Prospect
avenue. lnterment private.
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WARNER-In New York city " V August
Is, 1909. Harry b Warner. son of the late
George 7. and Jane II. Warner and brother
Of Edwin r. Warner OF this city aged 81
years and months
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NEhULN IdAI-F EN-In san Jose, Cal. August
&c. 1909. Christiana A. Verdenhaven beloved
wife of the late John Verdenhalven and
dearly beloved mother of Mrs. ]. F. Swift and
late Bertha Besthorn. a native of. Dorum.
Germany. aged Il years 10 months and Ii
days. member of st. Paulus frauen verein
The funeral win take place today (Sun-
day.. August 20. 1909. at 80 O'Clock in
San Jose Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral sery-
ices tomorrow Sunday August 90 1909 at
1870 O'Clock, at the chapel at Cypress Lawn
cemetery
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tS4eri III LeposS u LIS SOtil- AulSA-
ment private
sELNA-In this city, August %, 1909. Primo
j. Selma, dearly beloved of Mrs. Julia Ny
ana the late ubaido Selma. nephew of c. NJ !.
Etque. and beloved cousin OF Charles and
Mary Troullet Mrs. Anna Gippert and Mrs.
Mamie Maher. native of Sacramento. Cal.
aged sc years months and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Sun-
day). August %. 1909. at $50 D. m. from
the residence of his mother, 1877 Twenty -sec-
ond street between Valencia and Guerrero.
Interment ]. o. o. r. cemetery.
SMITH In Winters Cal. August 2S. 1907 Ger
trude Christine. beloved wife of William NJ.
Smith, and loving mother Of Mrs. c. W.
Brinck and Charles W. Edgar c.. Alexander
III. Smith and the late L. Walter Smith a
native of Denmark, aged 90 years 9 months
and % days.
SPAAR-In this city. August IS. 1909 Conrad
Spar, dearly beloved husband of Mar
gareth Spar. father of John p Spar Mrs
A Mas and the late G.. Mueller and Henry
Spar. and. brother of Mrs +. Wreden Mrs
NJ. Kriess and Mrs. G. Cox native of
Hessen- Darmstadt. Germany. aged 60 years
and q days. \ member of Gambrinus Yerein
German Veterans and German Krieger yerein
Friends and acauaintapces are resnectfniir
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday August
81. 1909 at 1890 o'clock p. M from his
late residence. 531 Douglass street near
Twenty first thence to Red Mems hall. 240
Golden Gate avenue, where funeral services
will be held under the auspices of
Dautscher Krieger veren. at 1880 O'clock
Interment Greenlawn cemetery via electric
funeral from Thirteenth and Marker
streets.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In San Francisco Saturday June 3, 1909:
ALLEN N-KENNEDY-Dan A. Allen, 80, T27 u
SIinna St, and Mary Kennedy, 80, i2I
Minna st.
BAUER - CHARLESWoRTH - Hamilton A.
Bauer. 81. Is45 Bush ST., and Charlotte
Charlesworth, %. 14T1 Clay st.
CLEAvEI.AND-BE -BENTHAM-Arthur C. Cleave-
land 33, 1910 Haght St, and Mabel B.
Bentham %. - Alvarado st.
IS-BoARDMAN-Ch Charles J. Ellis. 30. and
Elizabeth L. Boardman, 81, both Of Ills Web
ster st.
RSo-BRUSCHI-Antone ]. Ghiorso 2s.
West Berkeley. and Mary Bruschi, IS, 1924
Grant
HENsLEY-vENNING- A. Hensley. "a.
Electra, and Bessie ". Yenning "A, S25 Turk
street
LANE-BRIGGs-Georg W. Lane, a. 2234 Pa
chc ave-, and Anna F. Briggs, S5, Oakland.
PAYNE-MADDEN-H NJ Payne. 81. 1900
Treat ave-, and Hazel Madden, 49, 79 Central
avenue
PEARsON-sMIDT-Ne Pearson. Al 21s6 Mar
ket St, and Charlotte smidt, 40, 1892 Army
street.
PERASSO-CRESTA-A F. Perasse, 81, sol
Athens st, and Therese NJ. Cresta, 20, 60
onondaga ave.
lPERRY-0VIATT-Nath G. Perry, 35, Napa,
and Bessie r. 0viatt. %, Sebastopol.
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BIRTHS

ANsPACHER-Jun s. 1909. to the wife of
Phillip b. Anspacher, son.
FITZPATRICK-In this city, May 23 1909, TO
the wife of Thomas F. Fitzpatrick, daughter.
GREENE-In Berkeley. Cal. June A, 1909, to
the wife Of 3. d. Marx Greene, daughter.
HARPER-In this city, June 2, 1909 to the
wife OF r. j. Harper (nee Gasey), daughter.
MEHI-In this city. May %, 1907 to the wife
of Adolf Mehl, daughter.
MORRoW-In Oakland, Cal, June 1, 1909 to
the wife of w. j.. Morrow (nee Marr), a
daughter.
PERRY-In this city, May 81, 1909. to the wife
Of John Perry tnee Peterzonl, daughter.
PETERS-In this city. May 13, 1909, to the
wife of Henry ID. Peters, a son.
STANTON-In this city, May H. 1909, to the
wife of James NJ stanton, a SON.
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Schwarty d Monnier and wife. Miss Emily
seehach II ]. Van Kirk William Mueller,
j B. Twgg. S ?. Kane D J. MOnyhan. Ggnaan. \. \
PnnItney and wife. Mr. Spearman and wife, ].
Mnrphy K. Roach. G. L. Giles, Miss NJ. C.
smith, w. H. Seymour. Mrs. E.. H. Seymour.
Charles Jenkins F. l.. Proctor, ID. y. Taylor.
J. Daly, c. g. Adams, ]. Auerbach, NJ Auer-
bach. w Branders, c. n. Wells and wife Mrs.
A Raebr Miss Edith Baehr, Frank Carew, f.
Kjotz F. Bank. ]. II. Sandford W A. Davis
and wife. Miss Josephine Reynolds. r. Hatton,
Dan sullivan, R. Hall and wife, George E. His
lop and wife.
oakIand-w. X Hughes and wife H. Doc
little A. sharon and wife. J. Hertzberger and
wife. Mrs. ~ Warshauer. j. s. Reid. S. G. Gill.
r. Schmiz, John Campo. Miss Lille Clausen,
Miss Clara Campo Homer Smith and wife. A.
Anderson and wife T. F. Joyce and wife. Miss
Agnes Adams, Miss L. Collins, Mrs. Charles
Price.
Berkeley. W. Force, A. e. Graham. Mrs.
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veyor general has refused to issue
certificates Of purchase to F. f. HYDE
on his applications for state surveyed
lands within reservations which he
wants TO exchange for better lands
outside the reservation on the ground
that the law has not been conformed
with.
1t is believed here that the surveyor
generals refusal will lead to suit
for writ OF mandate on the part of
Hyde to compel the issuance Of the
certificates.
In all Hyde has filed 20 applications.
representing more than $4,000 acres
OF land owned by the state. Fourteen
of these applications are for lieu lands
but these. too, have been denied. as
they were not filed before the recent
law went into effect.
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MARRIAGES

EN-SAAfUELSEN--In this city. June
2 1909 by the Rev. o. Groensberg, Fred Otto
Andersen and Julisnna Marie Samuelsen.
JORDAN-DOAN-In this city, May g. 1909,
by the Rev. Father McGough, George w. Jor-
dan and Nellie A. Doan, both Of San Fran
cisco.
KAMP-HALLBERG-In this city, June ?, 1909,
by the Reg. o. Groensberg, Gustave III; Kamp
and Margarete Hallberg.
wILBUR-SCHOLZ-I San Rafael CAL, May
2. 1909, by the Rev. Lynn White, Frank Il.
Wilbur of San Francisco and Emily D..
Schoz OF San Bruno. San Mateo county, Cal.
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!. SUMMER
RESORTS
SAN HEDRIN

The picturesque situation Of San Hedrin resort
makes III 2 Fery desirable summer retreat from
fhe monotOny Of city life.
shady walks under forest trees. with beautiful
eys OF the river here and there. add the rest
- "a beauty OF nature unado-ned. Boats IN sbund-
ance are provided FOR the guests. Also saddle
horses and guides at reasonable rates. Other
enlusenents are croQuet. bOKball. pool, etc
The trout spawning station OF the y. ". p. r.
Co Is just below the dam opposite this resort.
- rest and comfort are prime factors in ones
- uOn. leave your best clothes and etiquette az
lS1ue- AccOmmodst tions can be furnished in ho-
tei. cottages IN tents
Rates-Adults SO per week: children under S
3 per week. p. o. address San Heorin Resort
Potter Valley, Cal. OF S. o. HOLMES 1864 54th
-, Oakland. Phone Pied 226O.
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AETNA SPRINGS

Recent arrivals at Aetna springs are:
From san FraneiscO-Mrs. Il. E. Bothin, Miss
sl5cthin. Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Whittier, Leigh
Cypher. Al Marsh. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Seelsy
Nnarles ". Sutro. Miss Martha :. Galloway,
Ar. and Mrs. Zelinsky. Misses Esther and Cy-
rel Delnsky. Air. and Mrs y NJ. Patrick. J. C.
Patrick, Miss Margaret Patrick. Master J..
Howard Patrick 81. ". Hogan Mr.. and Mrs.
o. h. Gushing, Mr.. and Mrs c. $. Cushing.
airs. Burke Corbet Miss Corbet. Master Francis
Oorbet, Master Charles Corbet L. +. Hancbett,
Master Aliel Hsnchett. Miss Lucy Hanchett. Il.
Hahe.- NJ. A. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. W II.
5snnan, Mr. and Mrs ". s Davis, Miss G
nufaur, Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Stoddard,
Ar and Mrs George Campbell. A. C. StOddsrd,
AZ and Mrs d. J. Morton Mr. and Mrs. W.
p Treat. Miss Stone.
oaklapd-P. V. Feaiy. 0. S. Prsger
Berkeley-Mr- and Mrs. ". R I. Campbell
and two daughters. Mrs OrviIle c. Pratt and
son. Pssadena-Judge and Mrs J. H. Pryor.
e. Helena-Air and Mrs. +. B. MscKinder.
Rstsel-Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Cook. Mr.. and
Mrs r. Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. s. 7. Gates. Ala
Eeoa-Air and Mrs. James Il. Hjul. Redwood
Slty-J W Goodwin. Master Morris Goodwin,
Dave Heams. Menlo Park-De Lancy Lewis,
Mira de Lancy Lewis. Master Kittredge Batchel-
DER Burlingame-Mr. and Mrs A l. Stone.
Master ". IT. Stone Master A. /. stone. Miss
Finnegan. NsilejO-Mr and Mrs " i. Best.
Mare .lslsnd-Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Fisher,
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
The following is a list Of recent ar
rivals at Highland springs:
From San Francsco-H. J. Morton and chauf-
. tepr, Mrs. H. ]. Morton, ". r.. Treat Mrs ".
=. Treat, Mrs. II. Norris. II. B. Erying. Thomas
: T. Beha. A T. Stone and party. William Curlett
ard wife, Miss Ethel Curlett. r. ID. McElrov
and wife r. ". McElrov Mr. and Mrs = n
kohnke, Miss Marie KOhnke Miss Gertrude
kohnke. Fred c. Kohnke. Bert G. Wright: Otto
IL huckhardt. wife and baby: Charles F. Muller
snd wife. Miss F. G. Muller. Mrs. s. f. At
finger. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenfeld Louis
hoseuteld. n Sexton B. Smith. T. h Mayhew.
A. p Lobrey. ". II. Gassity. C. W Judson Mr.
So 1frs. Harry G. Hunt.
sOlslano-Miss c. k. Nicholson. George D.
GfeT and vie. Preutiss y. Grey and wife Il
I Anderson and wife. J. r. Tsllman and wife
Or. f. ]. SAKE aud wife. Hon T. ~ Meigs and
wife. X. i. Meigs, ". s. Meigs, II. NJ Law
Tence.
SWEETWATER SPRINGS
Following are recent arrivals al
sSweetwater springs:
Prom san Francisco-Daniel Collins. George Ds-
mon, Paul Adrian Meyers, Herbert W Erskine
Richard Goodman. E. o. Janssen Jr Mr. and
Jansen.
HesIdsburg-NIr and Mrs Eli Bush. DR. C. w.
Weaver, Mr. aHd Mrs. f. B. Shook Miss Selene
@ Menihan. J. =. Rosenberg.
,Berkeley-Miss Emily shaw Miss Marie Tu-
PACIFIC GROVE HOTEL
Recent arrivals at Pacific Grove hotel
are: g..
From San Francisco. W Hinkle A. T. Ed
wards and wife. NJ. ". Clark Mrs r. T. Baker.
Ar. and Mrs Ben Alder Z Ieonhardt r. T.
Brown, ". = Feader. Fred +. Ferguson W A
Cooley. j. T.. Sheridan II. HoIlander Ira $
lille and wife. g. B. Zemanski. <. r. Pierce.
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II. Eichelberger.
ply and wife.
San Rafael-Donald Graham, Gerald Gerard,
John w. Byrnes, W. j. Walsh W. Il. Marshall,
NJ D. Butler.
Santa Rosa-N. G. Nagle and wife, Miss H.
c. Nagle. c. o. Dunbar and wife L. B. Cano-
pins and wife.
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DEATHS

ALEXANDRIA, this city. June. 3, 1909.
louise dearly beloved wife of Abraham j. Al
exander. and loving mother of Pauline and
Albert O'Rourke, and Harold and Jackie Al
exander, aud brother Of Albert Klein, a ma
tive OF California aged 28 years.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tSun-
dayl June g. 1909, at l p. M, from her late
residence. 27oO Twenty street between
Utah street and Potrero avenue. Interment Cy-
press Lawn cemetery.
ALExANDER-In this city, June 4. 1900, Mary
N dearly beloved wife of James B. Alexander
a native of Ireland, age 63 years.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend funeral services tomorrow
(Monday) June {. 1909. at o'clock D. M
from the funeral parlors of valente, Marni
Marais & Co., 344S Mission street between
Thirtieth street and Cortland avenue: Inter
ment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by carriage.
ALExANDER-In this city. June ). 1902 VIZ
liam, beloved brother of Mrs. Tina Alexander
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Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
ized to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement or the event
are pnblished once in this column free Of charge.
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BYRON HOT SPRINGS

Contra Costa County.
One Of the worlds most curative springs. A de-
ghtful place Tor rest and recreation. See South
crn Pacific Infofma ton Bureau Peck-Judah
7S9 Market St. S. F.. 553 ;. Spring St. Los
Angeles, or address manager at hotel.
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HOTEL MOSCONI HA+sSOON ssE

Ocean shore r. r.. direct ] hour Headquar-
fers autoists fishermen and hunters. Fine Ital.
ian dinners on short notice. Free bus connects
with al trains
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CITY SUBSCRIBERS

Who desire The Call mailed
to them at summer resorts
or other out of town places
will please notify office,
giving present address and
le9gth of time desired sent
toknew address. On return
ing please notify office, in
order that service by carrier
may be promptly resumed.
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CAMPING

GUERNEwOOD PARK, on Russian river: Ash
ing boating and bathing. tents and cots rented
lots for sale. Write for circular, GUERNE 4
AfcLANE, Gucrnevilie-
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BANK CASHIER

BANK CASHIER ACQUITTED-Eyerett
Wash. June Christ Olson, former cashier
of the defunct First Scandina bank, was ac-
quilted by Judge Black OF the superior court
today because the prosecution failed to show
that he had accepted money from depositors
with intent TO defraud, knowing the banks
weak condition This 0lson's third trial.
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, PRELATES REACH NAPLEs-Naples, June
5.-Archbishop Farley Of New York. Bishop Me-
Lennon of Brooklyn aud a number Of other
church dignitaries. arrived here yesterday on
board the steamer Carpathia. from New York,
to take part in the ceremonies marking the
golden jubilee of the American college in Rome.
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CAMP TAYLOR RESORT

Firgt-class hotel, tents. cottages and family
grounds boating. fishing and swimming: family
rates. For particulars A. BENENATO. Proprietor.
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HOTEL RUSTIcANo

5 Situated in the beautiful mountains OF Sonoma
Co. Dancing. boating. bathing. Boats free TO
guests Rates 50 10 So per week. Open year
round Address L. b. SELENGER. CAMP
MBEKER, CAL
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LAND CERTIFICATES
ARE REFUSED HYDE
Surveyor Generals Refusal to
Grant Request May Result
in Legal Battle

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
SACRAMENTO. June 5.-The sur
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HOTEL LA HONDA

Among those who have registered
recently at Hotel La Honda are:
From San Francsco-F. f. Bishop and wife,
Edward Van Berken and wife; Carr GeiIfuss.
wife and family; /. p. Meaney wife and fam
ily; J.. J. Meaney. W. B. Cochrane and wife,
George ID. Shadbune Jr., Charles King. Al y.
We'll; n A Remensperger, wife and boy: NJ f.
Howard, J. NJ. Collier, Z. W. Skelfon, n.
Rhosds. J. Weinshenk. c r. Holton ] r. Chap
man. A. f. Neurenburg. John Neurenburg, r.
r. Parker. John Bedley. John +. Marshall. Mr..
and Mrs. McEewan. Mrs. a. 5. Blood. Mr. and
Mrs. Tognazzini Mr.. and Mrs. r. Christie, Rob
ert Christie Jr:, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ling,
Oakland. L Roberts. wife and child: w.
Everson, Miss EFerson, c. A Burns. Mr. and
Mrs; Hugo Abrahamson. Miss Mary Clark. Miss
Burlingame-F r. Cook. W p. Cook. Walter
]. Little Miss Blanch L. Little
San Mateo-Mr- and Mrs Aylett r. Cotton
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Lewis j. S. Hunter
F. J. Russell, II. Dunton: Charles a. Vain.
wright wife and two children.
Redwood City-Miss Lulu Beeger Miss Ger.
trude Beeger, Miss Hattie Nobs. Miss Ethel
swain Miss B. A. Anthony. Miss r. Wolfenden,
II. W Schaberg, A. D. Walsh.
Riggen. Miss Vida Tawny. II. Il. Robinson Jo-
seph AfcMurphy, J. F. Parkinson. Mrs Parkin-
son MisssKatherine Parkinson Miss Mabel Hall
Miss Florence Han. Fred smith. NJ, d. Veil
Vance Hickin. F. W. Hickin.
San Jose-Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Bailey. DR.. and
Mrs. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Boyen
Santa Cruz-WilI A. Lee. Charles Riordan.
MayGeld-Mr. and Mrs. Kleyersahl.
TAHOE TAVERN
The following are recent arrivals at
Tahoe Tavern, Lake Tahoe:
From San Francisco Wright Hallock. H. l..
CIapp and wife. ". i. Ambrose. wife aud dauyf-
ter. H. NJ Gruener. S. W. Lockert. William T.
Brodersen- F. " kimmer. II. II. Eimers A. A
Taylor, Mrs. Grace T.. Hays. Dr. II. c. Peters.
NJ +. L Ren. Nelson Edmund. Mrs. Felix Iatz
Mrs. D. McMahon Miss Edna Lytgens Miss Ida
Melvin. Mrs. Samuel d. Mayer Miss NJ c.
Clay. II. l.. Horn. Lena Horn. Leslie Horn,
Florence Conner Miss n J.. Cisgun E. Blrge-
wiiz r. Davies. G. n. Benedict. Mrs. ". f.
Power. Miss 3. Warren. G. T. Klink and wife,
S. Z. Davis, Z. ". Holman. II. ". MoTatt,
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HOTEL BERTRAND

- First class accommodations. Ideal spot for va
cation. Fishing, hunting, boating and swim
ming Beautiful drive 10 Bear valley. Special
rates 10 families. Apply JOSEPH r. BER-
.TRAND. Tocsloma. Marin County. California.
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.YAR.BROUCH FARM

i 1AkoNOOOn 4 ANN
Open to guests after May l. Rates, adults
g 10 SIS per week. An unlimited supply Of
freFh milk, butter. fruit, vegetables and berries
frGtEu On place VIII meet guests at train
~ YARBROUSH. Guerneville, Cal
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cAPn ~ ruANES

CARD OF THANKS
EGAN-We herewith desire to extend our
heartfelt thanks to the many friends who gave
so many evidences OF their Kindness comfort
ing sympathy and floral offerings during our
late bereavement-the loss OF a devoted wife
and mother. Annie Egan.
RICHARD J. EGAN and Family.
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CARD OF THANKS
WATERS-We desire herewith to extend
our heartfelt thanks 70 our many friends and
acquaintances for the kindness. sympathy and
horal offerings extended US in our recent be-
reavement-
MRS. MARGARET WATERS and Daughters.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-09
Will Instruct Company K.

In accordance with arrangements
which have been entered into with
the regular army, the members of
Company K: Bemidji's soldiers of
the state militia will receive instruc-
tons in army work from regular U.
S. officers aad much good is ex-
pected to be derived therefrom.
A number of non-commissioned
officers of the regular army have
been detailed to give these instru c
tons, and Corporal Engels, non
commissioned officer of the Twenty.
eighth Infantry, stationed at Fort
Smelling, will oficiate at the instruc-
tons to be given to the members of
Company K. He will be present a
the meeting to be held Wednesday,
and will demonstrate the regular
army tacticts in outpost and rear and
advance guard duty.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-09
The GRAND RAPIDS GAME
WARDEN MAKES ARREST
less Harrie Causes Arrest Edwin Cas-
tor, Charged With Killing Two
Moose Calves.

Jess Harrie of Grand Rapids,
warden for the State Game and
Fish Commission, has caused the
arrest of Edwin M. Castor, who
lives in the Third river country,
east of Blackjack, on the charge of
having killed two calf moose, last
July.
Mr.. Harrie was in the city today,
subpoenaed William Noble and Jerry
Grant as witnesses in the case
against Castor, and Messrs. Noble
and Grant accompanied Mr.. Harrie
to Grand Rapids this afternoon.
1t appears that Ha1rie has the
evidence against Castor in such a
strong array that there should be
but little doubt of a conviction. in
\the case.
, There has been some attempts
to thwart justice in this case, and
it is possible that steps will be
taken to punish the people who
have tried to interfere with the
game warden in the performance
of his duty. --.r-
Deputy Sheriff Edward Logan
! went to the Third river country
yesterday for the purpose of ar
| resting Castor and bringing him
to Grand Rapids for trial, which
will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
! Harrie is one Of the very best
wardens in the employ of the state,
and he performs the very hardest
labor in the easiest manner, being a
giant IN strength and endurance,
and just cut out" for a warden in
these northern woods.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-09

f.
general: George Won Lengerke Meyer,
secretary of the navy; Richard A. Bal
linger, secretary of the interior;
James Wilson, secretary OF agricul
ture, and Charles Nagel, secretary OF
commerce and labor.
George w. Wickersham took the
oath Of Office as attorney general Fri
day, but Mr.. Dickinson and Mr.. Mao
Veagh will not reach the city for some
days.
President Taft, Secretary Carpenter
Senator Burton of Ohio, Richard D
Harlan. son Of Justice Harlan Of the
supreme court, and John Barrett, di
rector Of the Bureau of American Re
publics, were present during the cere
mony.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-09
Teachers Institute at Baudette.

A teachers institute will be held
at Baudette, on March 18th and 18th
for the benefit Of the teachers and
trustees of Northern Beltrami county.
This is the first institute ever held
in these parts, and much credit. is
due County Superintendent w. B.
Stewart in holding one here. School
Inspector Callman of St. Paul will
be present and deliver an address.
The following program will be
given:
Friday A. NJ, March II.
Address Of welcome, T. J. Nc
CURE, president Of the school board
of Baudette.
Address by School Inspector Call
man of St. Paul.
Paper, School Discipline" vir-
ginia Gravelle of Graceton.
Discussion.
Friday P. M.
Address, Superintendent W. B.
Stewart.
Address School Republics" Rev.
T. w. Howard.
Address, Agriculture In Schools y
c. S. Dalhquist.
Discussion.
Friday Evening.
Address, Education That Makes
Men," c. L. Wilcox.
Saturday A. NJ, March 10.
Address, c. R. Middleton.
Paper, Attention." Emma He'd
lund.
Paper, School Government"
Kathrine Barry.
Paper. "A Good School," Dora
Cannon.
Discussion
Saturday P. M.
School Environment, Amy label.
Patriotism in Schools Miss
Ericsson, Principal Of Spooner school.
Meeting Of Members of School
Boards, conducted by Supt. w. B.
Stewart.