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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-25
CITY IN BRIEF

Big dOings at the Lyric Monday
and Tuesday.
u. L. overtord spent yesterday
with relatives at Hayden lake.
"In Old Kentucky" at the Lyric to-
night.
We have the finest line OF bulbs.
wInn-Barr-c hainey Co., Ltd.
H. sAllaske spent the greater part
OF today In Spokane.
Some high class cOmedey At the
Lyric tonight.
Miss Ellen CramD OF Hayden lake
IL visiting friends In the city today.
Take Me With You in Ny
Dreams" sung at the Lyric.
DR.. L. h. Most. oateopatAic phys
ician. Exchange National Bank build
ing. Rooms 61-52-6a.
A biosraph feature at the Lyric
tonight.
II you have any cast on clothing
for the salvation Army call up En-
sign Agnes, Bell 322.
Patriotic picture at the Lyric to-
night.
We are agents for the singer sew
ing machine. Lakeside Furniture
Company.
II you want Jolly smiles put on
your face, buy" jolly, you want 70
hear Mr. jolly Of Joliet.
EdisOn's latest comedy picture al
the Lyric.
r. Lewis Clark has leased a part
Of the Hayden Lake hotel and hal
partltioued It on for HIS own nse fOI
the coming winter.
II you desire q jolly good tame
this evening remember Jolly the jolly
Jollier Of Joliet on Jolly Good
Luck"
Henry Evers has moved his clean
inG and pressing plant IRON the fort
grounds 10 Fourth and Lakeside,
Both phones.
The residence which was commenc-
"a last June BY r. Lewis Clark a
Hayden lake Il nearing compile
tion.
q. w. Meredith OF Ashland, Neb.
IL In the city visiting ct the home
Of his son, q. b. Meredith. manages
Of the Rell Telephone company.
Q. A. oaner went TO Spokane to.
day TO got another team which WA
purchased Saturday for the Mer.
chants Transfer company.
Edward r. Mayo OF waterville
Maine. h in tae city today. He 4
the representative for the Turf. Farm
and Home. and president OF the Cen.
trial Maine Fair association.
Emil wlttroek and Richard Deg.
ner vii 20 to Alberta the latter part
Of the week 70 look after land and
II they hRd something that suits
may remain there permanently,
Two divorce cases are soon to on.
ter the courts. they being Matilda
Oman W. Nils A. Oman. with y. A.
Mccall a. attorney for the plaintiff,
aud chas. +. KinG W. Marie King.
with n. b. Norris a. attorney for the
plaintiR.
The hearing OF steve Adams.,
which was TO have come OF before
the Judge o. probate Saturday after,
noon. was delayed on account Of the
defendant's attorney being unable L
- present.
tho funeral OF Edward Anderson
Will died saturday morning At IN
home Of his sister. si7 Young ave
nue.. was held thAa Afternoon iron
the Cassidy a Nelson undertaking
paFlors. Rev. Hansen oHaeiatinG,
Occur a'Alene won the foot bal
same from HillyaFd Saturday aAt
have another honor aAded 70 thsll
list TIE score was 80 10 8, ant
our boys had the best Of ne cams
from the arst. RotwltAstandias tAsll
opponents we're the heavlag 20 q,
anan. The Occur a'Alene Hlgha ~.
all right and here'ss 10 the boys d
our town. May they remain atrons
and win every game This saason.
William L. Miles died very snaden
W this morning Il Ms home. Ell
Wallace street. this city. from sal
stones. after short sickness. and ~
meAta was very unexpected. me -
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-25
Real Estate

so acres improved to trade for
city property. and $500 cash.
lsO acres meadow land; IS acres Of
this in timothy. and 10 ton OF hay,
and two horses; ali for s140o.
40 acres well improved, 960 bear
ing fruit trees. spring water; s2lOei
terms.
Horse, harnsa and spring wagon
for $40.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-25

Perhaps to use a little more advsr-
tia'nE spa would bring 3 grsa:
uAny more buyers to Jour stsrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
nEpuRLIcAN eplToR APpRovss

Appropos of the controversy sturtgd
use Governor Haskell asked The
ilent TO at least ask the Fede
rurities to cease working against
Ise obibltion law of this sate and
nsible appeal TO be allowed %
wa those laws without opposition
euse OF Federal licenses 90 sell liQ
nor he Topeka Capital perhaps the
HWest progressive Republic j.
Heaaplper west OF The Missouri river
his TO say:
There is much i'm what Governor
- koll of oklahoma Says in his rep
antations to Presiden, Taft regard
ue ne Indifference of the Federal
eHeument to The violation of state
ohbton laws.
Ihe Oklahoma governor Sent a pc
tHlon 20 the President signed by
uHn pa sons urging him @ recommend
u congress Legislation that will put
q. Federal government in the attt
Hie - an ally of the states instead
If te quor interests Wha. the pc
H.wegs object 20 is first alloWine
lqn advertisements 10 De sent
aoh the mails contrary To the ON
a1e law. second not conforming
INV i'm iho issue of Federal
Wu DIE nses. SO called which are
" intern 4 revenue stamps
H fe abuse of the protection of
omme &C. iu shipping Ia.
license fo prohibitoN
fho petition urges action by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
co0NrY IMPROVEMENTS

Thm 1d court houses are neces-
aIr .Hu t safe conduct Of business
amal. nc one denies. bur where
the., uue none TO start the new coun.
"a Nlh where there had to be jails
anl a % er requisites for the CON
aae 81 county affairs i. should lot
bo forgotten the-e must be money
uua of maintenance oi roa Is and
brdee. aools and other necessities
before comfy or municipal govern
mcn cnu p 3perly take hold of affairs
anl rs lhg the taxpayers have op-
pormuR Io care for tie interests of
he county Naturally after the bat
tle Tor county seats ended. some q,
the more ambitious q les Immediately
started shalion foc county buildings.
Tns s uo repl nsiblc: neither
does j. show a mark Of illregulated cit
seushp bu It does show that the
oklahoma spirit predoninates
lusJ now. with roads and bridges
tO ba made in the newer counties. and
the cost OF new school houses TO be
met q will be- as well If we postpone
rof g little of our building operations.
The major portion of oklahoma
counties will rapidly increase I'M
wealth Thee Will also be- a doubl
ue ponula ION in Che larger mum
hcf af counties Those older and
Ta' hicr counties where this Will
not be true. especially on the old ok
Waona Territory side have lrea Y
nlnad county BUILDINGS and are
fhe ef0te IN little need uf new struc
rres A few wears will find the
Hev counties with three or four times
Aahle property and rs many
m the present number of inhabi
aHs Just noa the bridges aud road
a4 will occupy the taxpayers FOR
r9 a little money and i Is bad
policy 10 force unnecessary buildings
q willing public
~ il be borne m mind. too. that
bull ings to be secured by bonds
ihi4 time IL carried by popular
fp will in no way be adequate "a
years hence and. thcrcforc. can
listed only as makpshiits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
MARION HARLANO AND DAME
HIDTcEN

~ n 7
For more than half a century Ma
rion Harland has been writing on
r)usewifely themes and answering
the questions OF EOmen in clear
and kindly way that has ma e her
name beloved from one end of the
land 10 the other Many who cad
her cheerN and helpful page every
week in The Suud iy Chicago Record
Herald haye no idea tlat She Is Il
wears old, for She s'ill writes with an
The yg0r and discernmen' OF a w0-
man of half her years. Huge as tLl
task may seem. she gives her person
al attention 10 the vas correspond.
euce that he position OF expert al.
wiser on household topics involves.
ma every question Is answered III
tcctly hy Yer No other department OF
The sun av Reco 'd-Herald is more
universally popular than hers
Another department. tat pushes i
closely however is Dame Curlscy S
Novelties i'm Entertainment" which
has been hailed With JOY by thousands
Of h0stesses who feei the need of new
IDEAS Dame Curtsey whose ea
name is Ellye Howell Glover. seems e
have a genius for inyeutng fresh
schemes for decor tions. menus,
games and an he details that lend
2Cst TO dinners and entertainments
She also answers questions per ain
ing 10 etiquette aud good taste and
otherwise furnishes just tie informa
ton SO often sought yainly by wo
men.
when Il is added ,hai the SuulaN
Nlg lzine oI The Rccord-Heralj is tu
of good stories ans articles as inter
Cs ing to women as lo men. 10 is eass
! to see why that papc. is the tatJf,te
gmCug WOmpu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
YOU'RE AND HIS CONSTITUENTS

Preceding the meeting of promin-
mt Guthie Republicans, held iu his
It's Tuesday evening for he purpose
II agreeing on a candidate i'm the
'rst congressional district to succeed
lird McGuie camo an article In the
KANSAS city Star In no WAY caleuat
I to inspire the pawnce man with
ope The local leaders who Wero
ormctlv adhcrpnls of McGuirc are
igor0u. in processing agaius his try
hg to be reelected. arguing that his
lst record AT Washington can neiJucr
ae explained on condoled
SAYS the Is kinsas city Star
Does the new state OF oklahoma
hare lhc gcnctal satisfaction eNper
onccd especially ia the west. over
ne failure OF congress "a revise the
uiW downward If SO. what do the
otois of he First congressional dis
dcj think OF the reasons given by
representative Mcclure TO helping to
'uact TIE payne law These ~ sons
Ne ma Mr. Mcclure Is not versed in
uc schedules ha Chairman PAYNE
e house ways and means commit
q Told him the new law was aIl1ignt
bat Al rich and Cannon are sincere
nd sacredly coucemc with the
lcst interests of the country that
mnon "is me Abe Lincoln Of his
re and that he. Mcclure. is with
att
"To begin with lo las reason the
eople Of Oklahoma must k.oV that
Nr Mcclure IS not with AIR vi nm
oss the President mas completely
hanged his position as defined i'm his
2mpaigu speeches TO Take shelter
ahWd the President bee use he sign
.l tho Payne bill hut was not cons l.
utiouJly responsible for ills character
IS = temp.ible maueuver on the
rst OF any member of congress for
ach member has share of thc O.
pausibilty for legislation
"Nrc the people of Oklahoma satisft
o that their members of congress
hall automatically go along Wi b
lurau who Id un goes along
'ith Aid.ich THE chic. reliance of lhc
rusts mere canecallv the New Eng
ul twH~2 40 The people of okla
oma ro@rJ Cannon 'au ignores
lW5 pledges aud defies popular seuti
Wu IN directing legislation affect
ue the cast ot living nu the one hauI
Oe eNgoronatc - act.ce. of tho
a-fs on the othcr, the "Ahr lin.
olu ot his time2 is sit true that tac
euIg 0t Oklahoma afe satisfied %
ate he arilf revised upward ius.cad
f downward simply because "hr0Om
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
Q 0 . 0 0 Q Q . 9 q Q : c . . .
o VAGRkNT VERSE. Q
Q Q o Q o Q o Q 9 8 Q 0 o c Q Q .

O4e T, Nort, pole
IN f.7ntraut
4. th.r.. Nr.s pet.t
r ~ end ne nue rnu
Of living and dead vho have -uueal
IN vain
ro make rour pIace : sp-lutins plaia.
You're Ifsrc,e "a II at soiieu rou,
ana veU prore.J fl urI vou
luo ,om,thine n ma-r worth
rhan merely .ha tom end of the. c.rtl.
Fur ages. There ou the r.ar
Ym have hed aimf
r.om man
AnI pnu
Is IS might ~ com, uirh
You leu him. uuu lcom,d. to frrcz.
ANA 10 die.
Alou,
ON YOUR icy lsrotr
You have SAT
For an the world to wonder where
YOU we're at.
From the trapped silence Of The No.th
You sent no message forth
Inviting man to call
And ioin Won On tbe apcx of his
terrestrial BAN
But now
NOV,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

Everybody wants TO scc lhe lands
at ths state made alieuahle It is a
matte of Justice aud Tue owners
along with other landowners in In
@lau districts appreciate The allotted
naicuable lauts refafl ne cummu
ni growth Sovereign power 1's
adeed Okla1omus and that pledge
IS uot carried on until there aas been
arranged "a WAY To care for the In
ian surface lands thai will enable
them o. pay tHcir share OF govern
mental burdens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

Investigation shows that senator
AlJuch while hc was conducting Che
special session OF congress. ovctlook
ed protection for lubstcrs aud sey-
eral Republican members of hc low
or house from this section fear lhat
The oversight viii retire them from
public service,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
Wants a Record Made

lMuskogea Times -Dcmocral
lt migat be we'll Tor oklahoma Cit,
20 make permanent record o. its
position ON the Improvement oi tht
Arkansas river before 10 asks the
Eastern halt of the state to decide
what fl wants done on the capital
location question
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

There viii be cloVdcd conditions in
the Guthrie schools ,als winter As
tho only county in Dhc state able 90
utilize a territor'allv created high
school. Log shou Dee careful %
o1ide for all Aao wish 10 take ADJ
vantage Of be superior high school
facilities of The capital city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
Wayne jenkins Motion
0B1 SOmphOdN

ib. NNut'UbVN
People said. Nothing Us IN nim
Hes got all lhe woflJ for % learn
But hc rose in his place.
With smile ON his face.
And shouted. ~ move NC adjourn =
When bills a mile long were debated
Zach Teller a-wailiu' his turn,
tie star led them all
Made a stir i'm The hall
By shoutin: '"l move We adiourd." F"
ne "moved" ''ll his motion wa car
led
lt reason ln made Them discern,
An from cabin am steeplc
They praiseI him the people
Fer shuutn I move We adjourn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

As The National banks Join the state
bank procession one can't help won
dcring what has become OF lhe man
who was afraid all "st4te banks may
break In one day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
FIRE BURNS OVER 4.ooo ACRES
Seve a, Presses and 1000 Bales Of
Hay Destroyed

Special TO Daily Leader
Opolis. kas.. Sept H. As a freight
train went south it set q fire ON the
eas. side of he track Ina burned
over q space Of two miles wide in
places. crossing over a part of the hly
company land also part of the
Aichies bdrning all of The Hopkins
lHnd part of the Oswell fasm thence
cas- 40 Blackberry creek Burned
about 900 bales Of hay in the D"ld.
also about a. acres Of uncut b i.
wrniag Tie hay press Of the Frazier
BOYS and wo large hay presses on
me OswpIl farm The Jack Pat en-
son hay press was ruined and only
tr timely assistance was the Hopkins
biz barn IN the field saved. Scyer.l
ma barns along the 1l1lc
fe saved oliv by hard work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

since President T5u VAS sloppe
from speeding iu am automobile i is
we'll enough ,o surmise most anyone
could be made to drive in accordance
Mi-l rnn-nn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

Toe report hat Guthrie has the
best and most beautiful paved thor
ougtfare in the sou Invest makes the
average Noble avenue denizn get up
and smile and smile again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

Oeaeo county ia mers Monday.
will make their giant protest ag inst
Texas cattle being pastured there The
land however will become what the
farmers wish-it is now too valuable
TO be used for ranch purposes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

The sweeper of the paved stree rs
H.3izad in dry we ther This allows
aG the nlJh and disease-ca ryiug stuff
to secure a wt q circulation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
MARSHALL YOUNG FOLKS
IN A DOUBLE WEDDING
nllnid Englnl

tEuid Eaglol
Fou young people came 10 Enid
Thursday from Marshall Their
u maa We e Mcssrs John case and
Thoua3 Wolfe. and Miss Mamie Web
ber and Miss Nellie Whiie They de-
cilcd to be married and inquired
d oir 4a1 10 fudge Aehcrs office.
'rte Justice performed the marriage
ceremony nf Mr. Case and Miss Web
ber asking the other couple 10 act
a witnesses 70 tho surprise of
lulgc Asher. Mr. Wolfe ana Mias
White declared il was their intention
~ cuto' the hou1s Of ma rimony ar.
asked Mr. lud Mrs Case "a Wmcas
thc ceremony The affair was "a hap
py elimination of long coatship
and after saving goodbye to thc oftic.
-. the married people Departed fnf
tAcI homes i'm Marshall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
rtev Could Never Make Good

II Chic ever goes SO fa. as to send
hc Wright boys to the United states
senate linl how those ten-word
speeches will be received in such a
harnt of loauacity.-Denver Republic.
an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

AlFhow. afte- all tee critics hayr
ha thoir sly. Edward Hartman de
voted his las thirty minutes of lfe
ai. islng his cbiid'au as "a her.
NQH can pile mp iulamY and or5t6
abolt greed but the father himself
tremendous sufferer who forgets
1,s ailments 10 give him family good
advice deserves much praise and was
never a bad citizen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

He Has Some Time To Serve Yet
Houator Dcpcw turned mp wi h two
new Jokes ON himself Yesterday The
same old joke is ou th people of Nov
y &, hoNeWr Philadelphia North
American
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

S.aHle~ kla~ktH eNp0e ilun is
eruH mt Spokane w HaaU- tn haAt
uflcbh eaue to efnp 40 Visitors
.Niuv au comm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

The Murray bandwagon appea S 10
be getting crowded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11
, 0 . g o @ O O @ o O . o 0 0 c
, sLAPs AND SLAMS. c
, @ O @ coo OOcc G Q o 600 {

Tulsa World Says Yes
ArC We an boo lcggrrs3 shawnee
Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

Sam. uyu measure ntalrs hv ta.
amaun uf tHhie that can Z, p3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-11

Dr. Mar6lov is unle e0H'rac'
win the American Aceum COMPANY
10 lecture for the remainder ef the
present yeaf
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-02
: :.::;>,: SPORTS : :s*.' :
Harvard Eight
Defeated Yale

Ne2 LoaG2n, Conn. July I-Full,
I oUt seapie saw the Harvard eight
tztea- Iale in their annual boat race
on the Thames by SIX lengths THIS
afternoon Haryard's time was 2I.5l
while Yale roWed the djstauce-to ul
miles-in 22.1V.
Not for twenty eight years, until to-
day, had Harvard won for two con
secuJjye years. Harvard's crew was
six pounds to man heavier than that
of Yale The race between the uni
vers.ty crews started at o'clock this
miles upstream.
In New London today outward and
visible signs were abundant that the
great aquatic event was near at hand.
The entire city donned holiday attire,
and hotels. boarding houses and pri-
yate homes were filled with visitors.
Everyone looked forward to a grand
contest in the varsity race and were
not disappointed. for Harvard rowed
the most beautiful race seen on the
Thames in ten years From the time
trials over the fOur-m mile course ii ap-
peared as if the old rivals were we'll
matched this year. Both Fights had
negotiated the four-mle course in %
minutes and s. seconds which WAS
almost a minute faster than the Cam
bridge boys time today.
Ordinarily the Yale crew was a big
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-02
Changes Made in
South Atlantic

st a u etIg Of the South Atlantic
league, ne.c H. augusta yesterday, it
was decided O, e..3 in Knoxville,
Tenn, that place getting the fran
CL-ao ~" -r.- T. ~~.o .eston. The
q - te4M a pres Il the new
Tennessee city. Tut it 1ill b greatly
stIcn5 su ana ., ,bly be
one Of the strongest in the league.
1t was also decided to divide the
season. C4~ua. ga 4.s declared
the winner Of he first race and the
second will begin Monday. The team
that wins the second race will then
play series at the end Of the sea
son with Chattanooga. The new sea.
son will begin Monday. The sche
ule for the second race is now bells
arranged.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
CONTRACTOR STABBED BY
FOOTPADS HE RESISTS
A. Schwartfng Severely Injured
During Early Hours
Xf9fe

While resisting two masked men, one
or whom was armed with a long knife
A. Schwarting, contractor living at
7l2 Point Lobos avenue, was stabbed
and severely beaten early yesterday
morning near his home.
In the darkness Sehwarting could not
discern the knife which one of the foot
pads held, and he thought that after &
short fight he would frighten his as
sailants. Before he could land a blow
however the knife cut deeply into his
arm and the other footpad struck him
over the head with a blackjack
Schwarting fell to the sidewalk, and
upon resainfng Consciousness. several
hours later, found his way to the of
fice of DR.. S. Cleary, where he was
treated The footpads secured SIS in
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
FAILS IN PLAN TO
"CLEAN OUT" HOTEL
BurIy Iron Worker Lands in the
Gutter After Battle

Albert Larsen attempted to clean
out" the st. Clement hotel at 273 Fourth
street yesterday morning, and a short
time after he had resolved to do so
he was seated in the gutter without
the building, nursing sundry bruises
and decorations. ~
Larsen, who is. an iron worker of
burly build, entered the hotel with the
remark that he intended to throw all
its occupants into the street. He be-
gan with the night clerk took on the
proprietor when that parsonage .ap-
peared, and did not quail when Keary
Cribhs. a lodger, added himself to the
confusion
Cribbs was cut on the hand and Paul
Iron, the night clerk and Emil Koch,
the proprietor, sustained bruises in the
conflict. Larsen was finally laid out in
the. gutter and later wase.arresteds and
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon. He. gave his address as 27O
Clementina street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
Personal Mention

Governor James n. Gillett is staying
at the Fairmont.
W H Wells of Philadelphia is stay
ing at the Stewart.
j. o. Roe, capitalist of New York,
is guest at the st. Francis.
William G. Lee, a merchant of Au-
burn, is a guest at the Stewart
DR.. and Mrs. F. II. Albrecht of Los
Angeles are staying at the st. Francis
NJ J. Heney. railroadman Of Seattle
and Alaska, is a guest at the Fairmont
c. L. Watkins. who is interested in
coal mining at Stone canyon, is staying
at the Manx.
5. r. Porter. a manufactures of
Springfield. is at the Fairmont, accom-
panied by Mrs. Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. V. Coleman have re-
turned from Angels Camp and have
taken apartments at the St. Francis
Lewis Bradbury. Mrs. ]. II. Polk. Miss
Bradbury and Miss Winston of Los An
geles have returned from European
trip and are at the Fairmont
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08
MISS SULLIVAN HAS
NOT DISAPPEARED
Brother Declares Cable Report
to Be a Canard

Miss Ada Sullivan of San Francisco,
who was reported missing in cable
gram from Paris, is at Interlaken,
Switzerland, where she has been for
several months. Her brother, Fran
els ]. Sullivan, an attorney, said last
night:
I'VE We're not alarmed by the cable
gram from Paris. Seven days ago we
received a letter from my sister stat
ing that she was at Interlaken. pre-
sumo that because her mail accumu-
lated at the Paris bank the inference
was drawn that she had disappeared
Little is known by Sullivan regarding
the count. whose acquaintance with
Miss Sullivan was mentioned in the
cablegram.