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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-25

ed IN sappressInE II IN the evening
papers whose reporters had over
heard his utteraBees. The fun story
IL printed IN the morning Statesman.
Lansdon ~ FIRST refused 10 make
any statement for publication, bat
later issued a statement In which be
reiterated his charge Carlson. pro-
nounelnE Lansdons story = false
hood. asks Why. n II were true,
La1sdon had NOS exposed him tcarl-
sonl Instead OF waiting 10 use the
connection at secret meeting Of the
board in order 20 gain sympathy for
his choice for location Of the school.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-25
PERRY.LYON BOATS
OUT or COMMISSION


Tacoma Undergoing Repairs and MIL
wankee Loses Raider.
The Perry-LyOn Navigation Co.
report that the steamer Milwaukse
lost her rudder yesterday on the Big
Eddy OF the coear d'Alens river.
The Queen left this morning 70 tow
her to dry dock and It will require
ten days time to repair her. The
Tacoma Is undergoing repairs Of the
boiler and will b. out Of commission
for ten days. u IL very unfortunate
that these are the only two boats that
can pass under the new bridge on the
Occur d'Alene river and the straWber-
~ season d on Sith no way 70 mar
ket the crop.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-25
WE'LL KNOWN THEOaOPHIsT
MURDERED AT vt. NIICHARfS
slayer Shin, By sheriRs Posse whlIe
Resisting Arrest.

Rse@Aatlm& Arrest.
ST. MicHAELs. Md. June 25.--
Emmett Roberts. slayer Of Mrs. Ma
bel Thompson woodIll. was shot to
death by the sheriff's posse, while
resisting arrest AZ four o'clock this
morning. Rboerts was surrounded
on the wharf at the Me Daniel home
OF Mrs. woodIll's foster father. lie
opened IRE on his pursuera. The wo.
man Is the wife OF Gilbert woodill. q
Los Angeles automobile dealer. she
studied theOsophy for years and
was visiting her foster father when
murdered. The body was found Goat
Ing In the river near st. MIchaels.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-25
win Eltend WORK.

In addition 70 carrying on this
work In the future the mon having
charge Of this department will have
the work of establishing and starting
three new sub-stations--ane at cIag-
stone and the other two In the south
ern patt Of the state. The extension
Of the farmers Institute will embrace
short courses In teaching In agFleul-
ture given 10 the different parts OF
the state. and lectures and demon
STATIONS on irrigation farming to
the new settlers in lands IN south
Idaho opened up under the Carey act.
aud the starting OF 4 systematic soil
survey OF the state.
MIR. Lewis stated that the board
would fll the vacancies existing on
the stan OF the agricultural college
Just as soon as men could be secured
and that they would be filled By the
best men available.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-25
WIPE DEAD CORPOR-
ATOMS FROM RECORDS
Laws of Washington Will Remove
$4,000.

OLYMPIA. Wash, June U.s.
Nearly $1,000 Washington corpora
lions will soon be wiped of the rec
|ords of the secretary of state, and
such of them as are already dead will
no longer be permitted to do bust
ness Under the law, enacted by the
1895 legislature all corporations de-
llnquent two years in the payment OF
annual licenses will be taken from
me list. Delinquency can be settled
Oy paying up now.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-25
Makes Attack ON Press.

The burden OF Mr. Whites speech
10 commence with was that the sec
Rotary was experiencing trouble in
collecting the dues from the mem
bers. and he appealed to them 10
pay up-not only the monthly dues
but dues for months in advance.
and then came an eloquent eulogy on
the Panhandle. a pamphlet issued un-
der the direction OF the Commercial
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-25
SPOKANE DAY AT
SEATTLE EXPOSITION
HFihgs Largest Crowds Yet in At
tendance.

SEATTLE, Wash. June 25.-
spokane day at the exposition today
wrought out one of the largest crowds
mat have so far attended. This
morning special train carrying 500
people arrived from Spokane. includ-
ag members of the Spokane chamber
!. commerce, members OF the "250.-
~ Club" city officers and business
men They assembled at the grounds
Ss'ore noon, held a parade and at
2. N, went direct to the Spokane
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-25
MRS HOWARD GOULD
GRANTED A DIVORCE
WI Receive AIImOny Of $4,000 Per
Month.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Justice
0Ning this afternoon completely ex-
se'ated Mrs. Howard Gould and
her Of all charges made
-s' her by her husand. granting
complete separation. and an al
ey Of the sum Of $4,000 per
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
q. II. UMBSEN & CO.
REPORT MANY LEASE.
Considerable Activity Is Shown
in Renting

G. H Umbsen & Co. report the fol-
lowing recent leases:
0'Brien Werner to Mr. Cohn 1919 Ellis
street. two years. total rental 81. 125.
G. S. Harvey 70 F. Iemoine five years lease
from July l. 1909, total rent Sc, 900. COL Va
lencia street.
Market Street company to s. Jonas. II Fourth
street leased for 50 months from June l, 1909.
total rental $1,000.
Christine Cock TO c.. F. Haas, south line
Mtnna street ~ feet east of Second. three years
lease from June Is, 1908, total rental $2,e40
ton street, leased for five years from June 1,
1909, $500.
Louis Bopp to Peter Luppert and George
from August s. 1909. $4,000.
judah Boas to Jules kaufman, 2915 Jackson
street two years lease from May 10, 1909,
s. Sachs to T. Coghlan. 1882 Market street.
SIG SEQ
Mrs. s. J. Friedlsnder. to Boutos. Marakas &
MoloTasilF, go Fourth street three years lease
from June 10. 1909, total rental 50, 010
Charles Geggus to II. Liaros. lois Kearny
street, three years lease from May 90 1909, to-
tai rental 1880.
Wilson realty company TO Peter Rublno, sec
ond floor Of corner Third and Harrison streets,
i've years lease from August l, 1909 total rental
So, 900.
Adam Grant buileing to scllgson- Hoffman
company. two years lease from July l, 1909,
for corner section room 4ol. total rental 81. 440.
Elizabeth Lamey to Cooperative marble and
mosaic works, FIVE years lease from June To-
1909, total rental $l,14O
Hale Brothers TO Arthur Bernstein and Victor
Bernstein, 917 Market street. is months lease
from July l. 1903. total rental $500.
+. c. Kaufman TO J. r. Splitter, store 547
Lyon street, three years. lease from Aprll 49,
1909, total rental $1050
f. Mathat to NJ. GuEYitz and J. Miller, 1858
Howard street. two years lease from July l.
1909, total rental $1,000.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES
CAUSE OF SUICIDE
Henry David Disagrees With
Brother and Kills Himself

Because of financial reverses, fol-
lowed by business troubles with his
brother. with whom he was associated
in conducting the Hotel Lansdale,
Henry David, 81 years old, yesterday
afternoon ended his life by shooting
himself in the head with a revolver
He was found seated in a chair in his
bedroom by his daughter, Dorothy. who
ran to the apartment on hearing the
report of the shot.
David. with his brother Solomon. had
conducted the hotel for several months.
but evidently they did not agree. From
a note found on a bureau in the room
the dead man considered his brother
incapable of running the place and as
being a poor manager, as he stated in
the letter that he was of no account
in the hotel business.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
society
Mrs

ing Of apartment houses is proof in
itself that rentals are not exorbitant-
GOOD RENTING SECTION
a word mus1 be said of the North
beach district. This is one of the best
renting sections in the city. Houses
are taken before completed, and the
new houses have, drawn TO this part of
the city new class OF tenants.
/, 1t must be understood" concluded
Fazackerley, Chat at this time of the
year there are always a great number
of the better class of houses idle. The
country habit is growing, and all kinds
of people take advantage of holiday
time to leave for the country. 1t was
not common a few years ago to give
vacations to employees, and employers
themselves could not be persuaded to
tear themselves away from their places
of business. This is rapidly changing
now.
Everybody takes a holiday. Cheap
railroad fares, real estate agents open
ing up lovely tracts in the country for
summer homes. which become per1na-
nent settlements. have cultivated the
going out of town habit, but with the
opening of the schools we shall see
a big rush of people back to the city,
and If the news is only spread abroad
that houses can be rented reasonably
in the CITY we shall get back quite a
large number of people who have been
making their homes out of the city
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
RIGHT TO CARRY GUNS
DISCUSSED BY LAWYER
United States Protective Assoc
citation Asks Mandate

The right of the police commission
ers to withhold permits TO carry fire.
arms from the 90 members of the
United States protective association.
which claims to be a humane society,
was argued before Judge Murasky yes
terday on an applicat ton for a writ of
mandate directing the commission to
issue the desired permits.
1t was argued by Assistant City At
torney Jesse Steinhart that under the
act passed at the last session of the
Legislature 1T was discretionary with
the commission whether or not it
grant the right to carry guns, to mem
bers of humane societies, and that it
was within its rights in refusing the
permission in the present instance.
Frank Schilling, attorney for the as
ISOLATION, argued that the commission
is bound to issue such permits to mem
bers Of humane societies. and that.
even II the lnatterffs discretionary the
commission in this instance abused It's
discretion, inasmuch as it gave the ap-
plications no consideration. Judge
-Murasky has the matter under sub
mission.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
|OH|OANS WILL Be
PRESIDENTS HOSTS
Invitation to the Portola Festi-
! val Will Be Engraved on
Golden Plate

Schoolmates of President Taft and
other members of the Ohio Society of
California are joining with the Portola
festival committee in its plans for the
entertainment of President William III.
Tart during his visit to San Francisco
in Portola week
An Invitation to President and Mrs.
TAFT. engraved on a solid plate of Cali
fornia gold. will be presented to the
president by a member of the society
sent. on to Washington TO carry the
greetings.
On the right side of the plate will
be engraved the great seal of the state
OF California Id on the other side the
great seal of the state of Ohio. The
plate viii be inclosed in a blue ~silk
plush case, making the California COM
blnation Of blue and gold
The Portola banquet to the president
Will be held October 30 or 81, and the
ohio society banquet will follow. Many
members OF the Ohio society are ma
tlVes, OF Cincinnati and some of them
attended the same schools with the
president. The society will invite
prominent Californians to the banquet
at which they viii honor their dis
t1nguished fellow Ohioan.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
RuiIdinr Contracts .

L. B. Feigenbaum with Keatinge Bradford
eompany-Excayation and concrete work for -four
story basement brick building at NE corner of
Sacramento and Polk Streets 77:SM by So;
So, 800.
William Jacobs with George Hudson-Ah work
fixtures for three story and basement frame
building at NV corner of Seventeenth and Guer-
zero streets; 1913.
Costantino Bricca with f. Klein & Co.-To
erect a two story brick building in w line OF
Battery street, 1913 of Green, 1879 by W
1876: $11 500.
Conrad Trieber with Felix Marcuse-To erect
a two story frame building in W line OF Seventh
avenue, 70 Of Lake street, % by 80;
81, $50.
]. L. Schaper with Sprote & Eiberger-To
erect addition OF story to present two story
building in line of Polk street, So N of FL
bert; So, $50.
Samuel Altshuler with NJ Fisher-To erect a
three story class G reinforced concrete building
AZ NV corner of Grant avenue and Virginia
place. 20x57:6; 81, 609
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
PRESIDE TERRACE IN
FAVOR WITH BUYERS
Contracts Let Recently for
Homes Amounting to 100000

I'VE have put through several more
sales in the Presidio terrace during
the week. said A. S. Baldwin of Bald
win & Howell. We sold lot No IL for
$4,000, lot 20 for $500. and lot 23 for
$500. All of the purchasers have
bought with the intention of building
at once. We have several other sales
pending. which 1 am confident WILDE
closed within the next few days, and
this will leave only Il lots unsold in
the terrace.
The houses under construction in
the terrace, and those for which con-
tracts have been let in the last few
days, represent an outlay of nearly
$780, 900. Andrew A. Brown is build
ing on lot No. 10. Paul T. Carroll has
let a contract for a $4,000 residence
on lot No Ii.
"A contract for Walter C. Sachs. for
at house on lot No. % was let severa |
days ago to the NJ. Fisher company.
The many advantages of Preside ter
race are becoming apparent, and the
class of residences which purchasers
are required to construct in the ter
race affords protection to home build
erS"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
ASKS "STAY" WHILE
He GOES FISHING
United Railroads Attorney
Wants City to Leave Post
Street Rails Down a Month

The United Railroads, through its
through his assistant, Walter Riordan.
made an extraordinary request of the
city yesterday, which the board of
works could not see it's way to- grant.
One months delay In the execution of
the supervisors order that the track
connections of the Post street line with
Market street should be torn up, these
tracks having been installed by the
road in defiance Of the city's warning
and with no franchise permission
was the request.
Attorney Cannon intends TO go on a
months vacation-that was the reason.
President Day told Riordan for Can
non and the road that he hoped Cannon
would have a pleasant holiday and that
he could go on as long a vacation as
he pleased. The supervisors order
read, however, that City Attorney Long
reported the trackssIaid without permit
and that they should be removed by
July 6.
I'VE won't remove them before next
Tuesday" said Day. for we don't want
the men to work on a holiday, but the
boards directions are 'on or before the
9Th Unless you get restraining
order from court we shall proceed with
the work on that day."
Riordan left to report no progress to
his chief.
The board recommended to the super
visors that 100000 be set aside for the
Denman grammar school, $4,000 for
the John SWEET. $4,000 for the Frank
lin and $4,000 for the West End pri-
mary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
REALTY FIRM MOVES
INTO NEW QUARTERS
Watson, Pond & Riddle and the
LeyyS Consolidate

Watson, Pond & Riddle have moved
from their old location, $40 Market
street to new quarters at 241 Mont
Eomery street, next to the entrance of
the Russ building.
Their business has enlarged to such
an extent that for the better conven-
fence of themselves and particularly of
their clients, a ground floor office is
absolutely necessary. Attractive offices
are being fitted up and larger staff
of men is to be taken on.
A. Levy and F. A. Levy of F. and A.
Levy & Co., Incorporated, the well
known real estate owners and opera
tors of San Francisco and San Mateo
counties, have acquired an interest in
the firm and the two Offices have been
consolidated.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
SUNNYSIDE ATTRACTS
THE HOME BUYER
Seven More New Houses Start
ed During the Week

sunnyside, is a magnet for home
builders and shrewd investors. Seven
more new houses were started last
week, and number of others Will be
started this week. Sunnyside is at
tracing constant attention owing to
the admirable transportation facilities
which are binding ii to the heart of
the city. 1t is safe to say that no other
place in San Francisco and environs
Is attracting SO many investors as
Sunnyside. Hundreds of interested per-
sons ride to Sunnyside daily. but the
big crowds go out at the weekends,
and the sales are enormous.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
BRAUNSCHWEIGER ESTATE
BRINGS GOOD PRICES
George L. DeaIey & Co. Report
Sale a Success

George L. Dealey & Co. report that
their sale Of the properties belonging
to the Braunschweiger estate was re-
markably good, as the prices exceeded
all expectations. The residence at 2216
SanIornla street SOLO Tor So,5OO and
of Fell and Frederick streets, 25xI00,
went for $4,150.
Another building lot in Butler street
for $175.
The corner fats, 500. 500 and S04
Webster street $4,000. while three flats.
1888, 1890, 1892, $12.500. and three flats,
1889. 1891 and 1893 OFarrell street,
81 $50.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03

William and Katie Watson with Linield &
Roberts-To erect a and half story frame
building In w line of Sanchez street, 81 20 OF
Day. S % by w 105; $2.45G.
Joseph Ashwander with F. A. Banchard-To
erect two story frame building at SW corner
of Mission street and Geneva avenue w $50 $
80. 96:1Ss. NE 30.1115: $5.Io0.
j. +. aud J. &. Kinslow with II. T. Perazzi-
Plumbing and sewering~for three story frame
building ut NE corner OF Clay and Hyde streets,
Z 100 by "a: ST $40
Norris Hyman with Coniin e. Roberts-Sat-
ing, telling, Hastings and cutters for two story
and attic frame building at NE corner of
Buchanan and Sacramento Streets n 127:sla by
6S:a. I.s21
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
RECORDER REPORTS BIG
BUSINESS FOR JUNE
Documents Filed During Month
Just Passed Number 6,154

I'm cash receipts and number OF
papers filed June was the greatest
month in the history of the Office
said Recorder Godchaux yesterday
There were 6.I54 documents put on
record, against 1851 for June of last
year.
"The receipts were ss,S95.s5, a gain
of s1409.50."
The principal papers filed were the
following: Deeds, 1876: mortgages.
sos; releases, 321; deeds of trust, 1870 {;
lis pendenS to establish title. 1l95:
DEGREES esta blishing title. $50: building
contracts, PA, and marriage certifi-
Gates 444
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
AN. IDEAL PLACE FOR
SPENDING SUMMER DAYS
Tract Near Redwood Forest Of
fered to the Public

There is no prettier country in the
state than the California state red
wood park, comprising 1000 acres OF
giant redwoods, and the Wonderland
realty company must be congratulated
upon it's acumen in purchasing sol
acres of level, rolling land adjoining
the park. 1t is the ideal country fol
dividing the tract into camping sites
ranging from 25x100 feet to one acre
This will be offered at exceptionally
low figures, and there should be nc
difficulty in disposing of the entire
tract.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
RASIs OF VALUE FOR
CUSTOM HOUSE FIGURES
price Of Silver in the Markets
of the World

WASHINGTON JuIy 2,-rhe Pr
of silver in the markets: Of tn. w ,.saI.
has declined during the L. arrine-
a7a -anfs ner ffne ounce and ouIllt@
t to last three months there mas De-
a.. increase OF 1.07S cents. These stSse
ments FORM the basis OF an IN tbe mint
az 70 the value OF foreign coins WE ,s,.,
is Followed by United States c9seoi, -
off1cers in determining the I an
SSSeS rnercnancfise expressed ~
other than money OF the Cnited sta.-.-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
WILL RAISE ORANGES
IN FRESNO COUNTY
Group of City Capitalists Buy
Land for Purpose

d. Redmond Payne, S. ]. Brun, w. A.
Sloan. r. L. Underhill j. NJ. Christian
son and George P. Ackerly have pur-
chased 1900 acres of land in Fresno
county in what is known as the Their
NAL belt and intend to place it on the
market in the east. The land is well
adapted to the raising of oranges. and
the new owners believe that this dis
trict viii produce a fruit equal TO that
of the famous Tulare county orange
belt
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03

CATS TO BE DIsINTERRED-The case of
Mrs. Mary Msnix. 13 Masonic avenue. charged
with poisoning the cats of her neighbors, was
called in Police Judge Deasys court yesterday
and continued until july. T. as the judge was
informed that TWO of the poisoned cats were
to be disinterred and their stomachs sent to
Professor Green for analysis.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03

Spend three happy, coy DAYS camp
ing on the SAM Gresorio or Pesca dero
creeks among the redwoods Trout
fishing is fine. Excursion rates on the
Ocean Shore Railway. Time table
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-18
SPRING LAST CARD
AND FAIL TO WIN

stockholm. Aug. 17.-What liz con =
sidered the last card Of the strikers
an attempt To get the railroad men to
join their movement. failed today when
"a ballot taken by the railroaders
showed that majority of them were
against the strike. Although the gen
eral strike continues among the or
ganizea men, ii seems doomed to death
from inaction. owing 10 the complete
lack Of public sympathy and the APP
parent incapacity Of its leaders to dl-
rect and control such large move
nent.
From every quarter Of the country
come reports of the unorganized men
returning To work. The strike of the
printers has been fizzle and the iron
workers are operating with daily in
creasing staffs.
All traffic by land and sea again is
normal and business generally is re-
viving. The banking business never
suffered seriously in the movement
and prices on the stock exchange are
buoyant.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-18
WILL BE ENTERTAINED.

New York. Aug. 1T.-Stokers on
steamships, from factories. mines. rail
roads and public buildings win be the
guests Of Mrs J. Borden Hartman at
her country home near Mount kiscn
tomorrow night Speeches will be de-
lvered by John Mitchell and by Tim
othy Heaiy, president of the Inter
national Association of Stationary
Firemen. The guests will include del
egates to the firemen's convention. in
session Mt Yonkers. who have been in
vited by Mrs. Hartman, as chairman
uf the committee on welfare work for
industrial employees of the National
civic federation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-18

Few Of us can afford to be idle, and
10 those who work, a sound, strong
back il a necessity. A bad back pre-
vents rest or sleep. and aches all day
with a dull. tired throb.
Don't think because sharp twinges
strike you when you lift. or twist
about. or reach. that your work is too
hard for you. Bad backs are common
IN every occupation. Those aches and
twinges are only Natures warning
tAat the kidneys need help.
II is easy 70 tell if the kidneys are
sick. and are not thoroughly doing
their WORK Of altering the blood. Bach
acne is an early warning. Headache,
dizzy spells. puffy swellings under the
eyes or in the ankles and legs. nervous
ness. irritability, rheumatic pain and
tired feelings also tell of kidney ills.
Examine the urine II II is extreme
~ pale and light. the kidneys are not
getting out all Of that uric poison. II
il is dark coiored and thick. passages
too frequent, or too scanty, IL there is
any sediment deposited when IL stands.
II passages burn or pain, that is proof
enough that the kidneys need atten-
ton.
Doan's Kidney Pills have given
strong. sound backs to thousands.