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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
CHURCH-STATE ISSUE
IMPORTANT IN FRANCE

PARIS, Nov. 27,-The Temps consid.
ers as very important the discussion of
the church question in the chamber of
deputies by Premier BRAND yesterday
who spoke in reply to Able Gaydaud
This is because the discussion again
emphasizes how, in spite of the wishes
of a majority OF the French bishops,
clergy and the great body of Catholics,
the church Of Rome has refused to
recognize the separation law, and CON
tinued to repulse all efforts at concilla-
ton which have been proposed by par
Lament, and even goes so far as to
make war on the public schools,
A new spirit, the paper declares,
must rule the vatican before settlement
is possible. This is evidenced by the
refusal of the vatican to aid in the
settlement Of the church question IN
France, whereas it stops at nothing TO
insure peace and conciliate the govern
ments of other countries,
The Temps points out that under the
broad intelligence of Leo XIII. the
situation would be treated with lib
crafty and common sense, and con"
cludes with the assertion that religious
peace will come when the church re-
striets its energies to religion and the
French clergy follow the dictates OF
conscience instead OF intransigeant or
ders from Rome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-ConGrcss.
man Mann, chairman Of the special
committee on wood pulp and print pa.
per of the last congress, who prepared
the provisions on these items as first
reported to the house by the Payne
tariff bill, but who was overruled by
congress in the final passage of the
tariff law. took the position today that
the country may well be alarmed at
the danger of a tariff war with Canada,
growing out OF the tariff on wood pulp
and print paper under tho Payne act.
Mr. Mann VIII Introduce into con.
gress several bills and joint resolutions
relating to this subject. One measure
s joint resolution to postpone the APP
plication OF maximum tariff from April
provides that the maximum tariff of
the United States shall be held not
to apply TO wood pulp and pcipt paper
imported from Canada
Mr. Mann has prepared and will IN
troduce bill which provides that wood
mitted free of duty when imported
from Canada, being the product there
of, on the condition precedent that
Canada or the province in which the
wood pulp or printing paper is manu-
featured shall not forbid or restrict or
impose any export duty or export Ii
ccnse fee upon printing paper, mechani,,
cally ground wood pulp or wood used
in the manufacture of wood pulp.
Fight Sure to Come.
These measures will be referred to
the committee on ways and means, but
Mr. Mann may make Il fight In the
house to have them referred to the COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
RECOVER MOLTEN GOLD
LOST IN FRISCO FIRE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 27.-Judge
Trout of the superior court here today
made an order allowing $4,000 worth
Of molten gold TO be turned over TO
Thomas Mayman and wife as soon as
they prove their claim to the metal,
which was found by some boys in the
debris after the fire of April 1906. The
land where the gold was found belongs
to Mrs. Marie E, Lucke, who laid claim
to the gold,
The Maymans. who lived in the
house which formerly occupied the lot,
asserted that the gold represented the
accumulations of n lifetime, and
brought suit for its recovery.
Mrs. May1nan testified that she had
been boarding the gold without her
husband g knowledge FOR many years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
CANNON GIVES DIME
TO HOSPITAL FUND

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-Speaker
Joseph G. Cannon. en- route from Kan
sas City TO Danville, H., stopped in st.
Louis today just long enough TO be
caught IN the net Of the hospital "tag'
day collectors.
lie had hardly stepped from the train
when young woman approached him,
tied a red cross badge to his lapel and
demanded contribution for the city s
sick poor. She received a dime.
Every Office in the building, hotel,
principal street corner and railroad
terminal, was occupied by the collectors
of the "tag day" fund The function
is an annual affair here and nets $50 900
or more each year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
GEISHA GIRLS BARRED
FROM JAP ENTERTAINMENT

VICTORIA, B, c., Nov. 27,-Gcisha
girls were, by order of the Japanese
government, barred from service at en-
tertainments given recently at Toxic
in honor of Field Marshal Lord Kitch-
ener. out Of Difference TO that gentle
mans reputed dislike of the female
sex. This was the information brought
here today by persons on board the
steamship Bellerophon, just In from
Oriental ports.
At the entertainment given at Toxic
municipality, the customary Geishas
were replaced by men In ancient armor
carrying weapons used in medieval
days, while the mattresses at the Ma
pie club were replaced by men, said
passengers on the Bellerophon,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
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cencc. and declare the Identification is
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The next meeting of the board of
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day in December,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
RAISES POINT FOR SMELL

When Charles p. Smell OF Oakland
was instructed by Police Judge ShortalI
yesterday as 10 his rights on the seven
charges OF perjury made against him
by Robert Perrin. brother OF DR.. +. Il.
Perrin, Attorney Louis F. BOardman
repre- SSnting SMELL raised the point that
as the case in which the alleged per-
jury was committed was tried in the
federal courts the charges OF perjury
should be fled IN those courts and not
in the police court. which had no juris-
dictiOn The cases were continued till
tomorrow afternoon for argument on
the point raised
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
DEsrRoYs w0MEN's CLOTHES

Joseph A Amman. clerk for LevinsOn
& Co.. printers. 545 Mission street. was
charged in Police Judge Weller's court
yesterday with malicious mischief and
the case continued Complaints were
made. to the police by women that a
man took delight r cutting up their
skirts and shirt waists Policemen
ROediger and Walsh were detailed to
In a resort in Bartlett alley busiIy en-
aged in cutting UP the skirts OF
woman who was screaming for help.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
BADLY CRUSHED IN ELEvAToR

Charles Cope. an elevator operator at
the California bakery. at Fillmore and
Eddy streets, was severely injured yes-
terddy morning by being crushed ia an
elevator while loading il with sacks OF
-four. The lever was shifted by the
falling OF sack and the elevator
started upward. Cope was caught be-
tween the shaft and the edge or the
platform and injured internally. Ha
was removed to the central emergency
hospital. He may die
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

NANCE RFAT, ESTATE co

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO,
l2l4-l2f6 Broadway.l Oakland, Cal.
formerly Of 46O-462 Sth ST.
CORNER INVESTMENT
slo'oooIien hats; and rooms; mantels;
baths; gas: income 81, 500 per annum 100
foot corner; within blocks OF downtown
Broadway; ST 900 bank loan.
NEW BUSINESS CENTER
SluOOO-Four modern fats, 4 and rooms: IN
come 500 per month; never idle corner
near new shopping district; bound to get
EXCEPTIONAL APARTMENT SITE
S'OoO-Cheapest choice close in lot In Oakland;
5Ox16O; park front and lake view; double
> f. local train service; ideal location
Tor hlgh e, class as, apartments
S1,26O-Fine residence; near Grand
earine; furnace; hardwood floors; 40xl2o;
UPPER PIEDMONT HOME
$o,Soe-Must be sold; new story. rooms;
lnlaid floors; furnace; 40xl10; near car
line; $1,000 mortgage.
CLOSE IN COTTAGE
S4o0o-Propertes like this and at this price
are rarely offered for sale. Cottage,
fats near s. F. train service: minutes
walk to city hall; lot 35x10O. nearly worth
price asked; $4,000 mortgage; principals
TOWARD LINDA VISTA
% o5o-Pretty cottage home; rooms; mantel;
:. nice elevation; stones Tone throw from car,
CHEAP AND ReoMY
100; barn; % feet vacant; street work
done; between carlines; nice location;
Low PRICED HOME
rooms; 35xs4; street work done; $1,000
mortgage; one main carline.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO..
l2l4-12l6 Broadway Oakland. Cal
"a city of 100000 population).
HUGH NJ. CAMERON,
1858 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
UNIMPRoyED
$6o0-Fine lot In South Berkeley, ready TO
build on; street work complete.
81, 1oo-Lot 44x12o, adjoining corner Just pur-
chased by the city, would be Al for stores
'2'oooaFine home, home site; 4o1lso; Adams Point:
IMPROVED
N,ooo-e room bungalow lot 4ox1s4; block to
car; $500 cash.
ST. 60o-Modern cottage; rooms; lot g0116s;
fronts on streets and carline; 81 ,250
mortgage can stand.
N'ooomFiats; 9 and rooms. bath also barn;
Fe stations; lot 5ox12o.
~, so0-An exceptional bargain; rooms and bath
near high school, lot 4ox110; outbuildings.
ETC.; only $1,000 cash, balance easy pay
ments.
HUGH NJ CAMERON,
1858 Broadway Oakland.
A. J. SNYDER,
s01 Broadway. Oakland.
s. 5oo-Builders. attention. POS feet frontage
45th and Market also in
neighborhood have 57Ox10o with street
work all part at S25 per foot.
IS, 750-Grove ST.. IL and baths
separate fats. paying S61.50 per
month; new and modern; only 81, 400 cash
required.
So 0o0-Modern home in Linda Vista, 5ox12o; 8
r. and b. choice Surroundings; high, roll
ing bealthful location.
81 ,250-Adeline station business property Of 2
stores and room fat. now routing for
S55; excellent investment, 1t Is sure TO
increase rapidly In value.
$65, 000-Close in business property that can be
bought for half cash; corner new building:
good income and excellent prospects Of big
Advancement.
A. ]. SNYDER
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
FARM LANDS

FOR rent-15 acres. chicken ranch. 4 miles
from Oakland GILBERT WYAlAN. 9th av.
and e. 18th St. Fruityale. Phone Merritt 3S42.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
MONEY TO LOAN
DO YOU NEED MONEY!

~ 4OC NEED MONE4f
CAN YOU GET IT FROM THE BANK,
II you can't. come in and ask US about how
we loan money.
We will loan you any amount you want on
your piano household goods. warehouse re-
ceipt, ETC., and leave them undisturbed In
your possession.
Isn't it an advantage to you to have the
use OF our money and your own goods at the
same time? We loan for the interest only:
we do not want the goods.
All business strictly confidential. Call and
see us; you Will be satisfied
EASTERN BROKERAGE CO.,
1905 Washington ST., rooms 20 and FL
Oakland. Phone Oakland $780,
San Francisco office 7S7 Market.
$3.50, 900 to loan real estate stocks and bonds
PETTlS & BURBECK. 1888 First National
bank building. Oakland.
" 300-First mortgage improved real estate; 6
per cent. years. Box 20, Call office.
WANTED--OLD GOLD
prices paid for diamonds and old gold
SCH0ENFELD CO., 40 San Pablo av.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

INVESTMENT or home: cottage and extra loty
cottage pays 10 per cent on 81. 900; handy 70
station and ears: $780,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
REAL ESTATE no ExCHANGE

We have secured two OF the Ioveliest homes
in Berkeley in exchange for country property
Our client, however prefers land IN the Santa
Clara yaley-would consider San Jose inside
property. The property we are Offering can nOe
be equaled in Berkeley. It Is situated In the
exclusive Piedmont avenue district near the uni
verSity. Value OF the two pieces Is $50. O0O
upon which there Is q 500 600 mortgage We
viii trade the equity for clear prOperty-no
other proposition considered. Fuller particulars
can be secured upon application.
". ]. MORTIMER & Co.
PHI Center ST., Berkeley. Cal
phona Rerkalqv 2T3G
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

FOR RENT.
s35-Including water: room upper Dat: unfur-
nished fine location.
$100-Furnished: IL house: near uniyer-
sity; hardwood floors good condition.
HAROLD HAVENS.
2115 shattuck av Phone Berkeley $3.50.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

Cottage OF s rooms. sunny ode Of strosf.
mandy 70 Encinal station; modern; basement
parity finished; pays $50 per month; an ex-
csllsnt buy at Sc, 500.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

room modern house; gas and electricity;
sunny side OF street: one basemeue beautiful
lawn; $4,000; $500 down. balance on easy
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BERKELEY FRUITVAIE

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Emp. and House Cleaning Co., s37
Clay St; tel. Oakland 1884. Home A2446
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

New cottage building S rooms; best OF
workmanship and materials. al modern con-
venIenees; sunny side Of street; s.. 800; sasy
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
eERMANroWN 49,

GIIENN COUNTY
Cheapest and best irrigated farms n Call
forn3a. free irrigation system and free wster
? gilt: easy terms; come in and falk II over
PATrEN LAND COMPANY.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
SUIT 6oI
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE

81, OOO-6 room house: lot S0x135: blocks from
car line, fine location; easy terms: big bar
gain Fine lots near boulevard and new ear
line; $3.50; $40 cash, So per month; interest:
some small places; easy payments: same az
rent PORTERFIELD & POLK, Walter az
and r. 14th ST.. EImhurst
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SEE our exhibit or oranges, lemons grapefruit
sweet potatoes and alfalfa grown on Hickman
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fem in California: free from alkaH malaria
and overflow. between two railroads: good
schools. join excursion Saturday. round trip
s. 80. refunded 10 buyers Free booklet
maps end prices application T. ". Jef1er-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04

from cab window. It was the illus
traitors.
I'VE got in the same mess" they pant
ed. Get in quick and this cabby II take
us around to the back door of the hotel"
So finally we did emerge brea HESS ard
dilapidated on that balcony. and had a
splendid View of the whole parade with
four of the royal family fairly brushing
our muddy skirts. as they sat next us.
The German army is always an excuse in
itself for Teuton!c coneeit. think and
when a large SECTION Of 1t is in parade on
a brI liant spring day no one c. uld ask
for pre- tie si"ht. Even the ridiculous
goose step half way between the pace
Of a we'll bred horse and the prim trot OF
a sprinter on a rainy day-in which all the
soldiers have to walk before a superior.
couldn't spoil the spectacular effect.
Bands played. banners waved. epaulets
and helmets cleaned gold horses danced.
plumes blew about in the. soft spring
breeze. and everything was dazzling i'm
pressive and dignified. The antithesis OF
the ruling spirit to the motif of carnival
days was striking and interesting. and
found its explanation In the contrast OF
the round-eyed fool in his Pierrot ruff,
with the m litary stateliness of the white
haired prince in his light tray uniform.
He Is wonderfully democratic, this prince
ent. and walks everywhere throughout
the city. refusing to take a carriage even
on his birthday. Somehow that seems to
be part of Munich atmosph re-urpre-
After Vienna the place seems singu'a rly-
simple and lacking in artificiality; there
is nor e of the dash that marks the French
in the Viennese: there is none of their
chic and stunning good lo oks; but. on the
other hand. there is meme of the insin-
certify or smoothed-overs insolence. As
Irene says, you always Know just where
you stand. with these people here while
in Vienna they We're too insinuatngly
cord al-something disc greea Bile always
lurked In the back: round. Wien we
write all this to Kathleen and Dixie they
declare 1t is rank heresy and that we've
been wen over by the shocking Bohemian
sttractie ms of Munich apc IRE really de-
generate to admit our preference How
ever I think curiosity VIII in the end
overcome their Jealousy for their beloved
Wien, and they will come here on their.
way toe Paris. Anyway. we are good for
another month. Irene has loads CT work
to do. she says. and I-we', / poke
around in the old city and rummas e
thro u h the libraries. and nee I got into
dukes palace by mistake-but that is
another story! The finest part of the ex-
perence has been proving to ourselves
that there was somewhere a real Bohe-
milan life. with all its romanticism and
little of the SCOT. such as We see at home.
that temperament does mean something
more than Just plain smut. and that there
Is one place in the world where talent,
and not clothes, count
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The Hotel Clerk Admires the Bhthesone Spring.

Where 'bouts?" inquired the House
Detective.
Right here on our main street." said
the Hotel Clerk. I've seen the new
spring clothes that lovely woman is
going to wear this season unless tile
authorities interfere, and I feel that l
will never be the same man again.
4 came about like this. Larry. Last
Sunday friend of mine invited me out
his place in tho country to see bud
ding spring in the act of budding on the
home grounds. It does fellow good
to so into the suburbs sometimes-you
notice so many new beauties and adj
vsntages in city life when you get back.
trip like that seems to mike fellow
more reconciled to dragging out his ex-
where the sidewalks are paved with real
paving instead of dark brown. gummy
stuff thct takes death masks OF your
overshoes.
'.Wcll. l went up to the Grand Central
and got on train that was full Of hope
al homeseekers and young babies ani
we rode TO my station. The conductor
put me off and then heartlessly went
{ way and left me in the midst Of one OF
those great future residential centers
that a real estate company designs some
night after dinner and builds the next
before breakfast
You know the kind OF place I mean.
Larry. There's q model cottage up on
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when you sit in 1t you keep expecting
that In a minute a man with a mega
phone will come out on the stair land
ing and announce that the Stamford
local is leaving on track No. 6.
Naturally, with all that grandeur,
there were a lot of old forest trees on
the lot, or they will be old forest trees
when they grow up. if the agent for the
nursery gardens wasn't lying. So after
dinner we went out across the lawn. me
doing the Australian crawl stroke In
voluntarily when we came to the softer
spots in the greensward. and looked
intently through the top branches OF the
forest trees, some of which were upward
of four feet high, for the tender green
shoots of budding spring. But we didn't
find any. They must all have been in
shoots. AS they say at lodge meet
ing. the committee on shoots reported
no progress and asked to be discharged.
My friend said. though, that he'd al
ready seen one of the harbingers OF
spring passing the house. the same being
kalsominer wearing one OF those en-
pire effect overalls. such as all CLASSY
kalsominers affect, and as he sat III the
i.,rary the Wednesday .efore he'd
thought he heard a bluebird piping back
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criticism she comes home beaming and
wildly enthusiastic.
AS for me, I'm having the time Of my
life II only Dixie and Kathleen were
here 1t would be ideal At the American
teas on Saturdays I've met a crowd Of
agreeable compatriots and then in our
house there are all sorts OF queer people
pining to be interviewed. My favorite
stunt is to give an experience party. over
beer and fudge. and get them all to talk
The little Russian whose father is one Of
the great Russian painters regales us
with hair-raising tales about revolution
aries and their program. while she sits
cross-legged. on the divan and drinks tea.
A very youthful student. who plays the
violin. and two English girls. who can't
help it and are downright nice. and two
American men here to learn illustrating.
and a little Finn, who only opens his
mouth to say ia! jar in crisp. monosyl-