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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

slr brigham. Of the brigham and
Fem Company, has Just returned
from a lauut to Lake Crescent. lie
Is 30 full up with the fishing he
had while there that be has 10th.
Ing To nay about motoring or cars.
lie ID more pleased with tho fact
that be- made a record catch. deep
trolling. nf sixteen big lake trout
than n be- had sold half dozen
Cadillac cars Tho fish were all
caught on Mltehella dock. a. whose
ranch Mr.. brigham was staying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

The Chanslor a LYON Motor Sup
ply company. which deals In all
kinda Of motor supplies and auto
mobile ufrs and accessories has
Just moved ita quarters from 1901
Second nv. to gi6 v Pike. This is
the third house Of tho firm. the
other two branches being IN Cali
fdFuia. Il Is pioneer concern in
the vest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

II r. Dunn. president, OF tho
Fisk Tire company. vas IN the city
this week making a trip through
the western branches Of the con.
crru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

I've Williams Is another pur
H., 4 he Peerless car Tie ~
En- ave an order for a 70 b p.
|,.'1I,s 4 he SIX cylinder touring
e r..eh Is to be delivered Ia Sep
- Mr. Williams cohtem'
r. many tours throughout tho
|'r,..y following the motto OF See
Iss-;rs fifst"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Mr. J. A. Hesse, who represents
the Franklin company in Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

The brigham and Fem Company
delivered two carloads uf Cadillaea
last week. and have two more on
the way 10 Seattle Altogether they
have delivered i0t cars this season
IN Seattle and the vicinity
A new Cadillac car which was
unloadod last Friday night was
started on run early today 10
Union city aud back. a distance ot
900 miles The car was put 10 the
isst just A. II cane from tho fac
tory. and made tho trip without
turning a hair and without any &C
cldent Of any Kind whatsoever. aud
the distance Naa covered In good
tune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

|lrs 1917 model touring car
- b he Chalmers Detroit com
~ q carry five passengers aud
EpkIp b nos eurou,e to y y.
c.s Z this city. Mr. Chase has
n kesn en- enthusiastic motor
= nj Is Already In possession
n y fine cat. but obviously he
|ris1 he latest model
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-15
GIBBS & Co

TIETo n Co
Sd Pacific bldS.. phone Dorglas 9T9
Ten room hotel and bar. with 5ot 40xlo0: only
hotel n Town. 5000. must bz' sold on account
= debt. Contra Costa county
81 500 Bakery all sfrai ehf. IN Victoria T. c.
s2.090- Bakery. confectionery slad stock.
s. 10 Bakery and restaurant in town OF 90
600 pcpuistioB: near san FraIscisco.
S25o-Nffh services. secures 20 ssteady man half
interest In geuiee businesst established Il
wears that pavs at least sf25 70 $50 per
mo. cacls pxn nerience not reGIired. only reli-
ahle accepted. Apply 1881 Fillmore ST,
room
A NICE LITTLE RETAIL BUSINESS FOR S250.
fhs viii clcar $50 = week above al expenses
GEo. A. HERRlCk. SOS NAN NESS Az.
NANTED-f'alfy a. JOIN in buying estab-
lished business. short hours: business paving
rig mouey si.oC0 required. address box 1872.
Cal Cftce
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-15
A. CAMERON & CO.,
IA MARKET ST. MAGEE BUILDING,
Opposite The Call.
Room 30l-Phone Douglas 1879.

Where best bargains are found in hotels, apart
ment and lodging houses. fats.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-15
srurrERING AND srAMMERrNe

SUFFERING school Market & Gougl
sts.: best teaching. INQUIRE 70 I:3O p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-15
FREIGHT FORWARDING

REDUCED RATES for shipping household goods
both EAST and WEST. Phone kearny 2579.
JUDS0N FREIGHT FORWARDING COMPANY.
Room 206 Pacific building. 4th and Market SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-15

FAMILY grocery with living rooms: centrally
located. price $500.
S-n99. or iaroice: this VIII stand Invesif-
CATION
= room transient house clearing Si25 per
mouth. sacrihcug on account of sickness
price $3.50
y room apartment hoase 81 TIE lake dis
tricr- $500
81 rYam house in Broadway clearing S2-5
1er monfh. rent $50. selling on account Of
sickness. cheap Tor cash.
Corner saloon wifh large stock: 3 years
lease ~ Sc per month. one Of the besr cor
ucrs In Oakland, price s. 600.
Corner cigar store doing a good business:
s2T5
Psrtner wanted with $3.50 to take = in
fereet in good paying grocery.
For all business chances see C0asf Realty
%. .-l. Rr-alNaE. 0akand. rnam 30
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-15
ELECTRIC PIANOS

FOR saloons. nickelodeons, candy stores and
restaurant; reductions in slightly used instril-
ments; see quick. AUTOMATIC MUSICAL
AND DEVICE COMPANY. Inc. 121 5th st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-15
CHEMICAL sPEcIALTIEs

We manufacture for you TO use or sell.
We use your formulas supply formulas.
Advice on chemical business propositions
CHEMICAL. medical pharmaceutical specialties.
Wide experience, best equipment and help.
r. r. Rogers Chemical Co., 527 Commercial
Hours $50 to H. kearny $50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-15
MATRIMONIAL

LOyABLE young German working girl shortly
from the old country is DESTROYS OF meeting
an honest German workingman-oIe who can
give her good comfortable home; object
nlatrimony. Box 1910, Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-15
BUILDERs AND CONTRACTORS
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

BRICkWoRK in all its. branches; best rates. n
". M0MBRAY. 1905 Devisadero: West 702,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-04
1DR. EGGINT0N GETS
 LEAVE OF ABSENCE

<t Dr. Leo Eggihton, who was recently &eiActedA ambulance surgeon by the 4Boaxd of Charities has been given a
 t5eaye of absence until August 1. Pr. Flames Kiernan will act in his place. IDr. Egginton was an interne at St. 2 zVincent's hospital and his duties at the \ Emergency hospital were about the same as those of an interne. But the Bridgeport Medical Society raised a
 Efuss over it and complained to George NE Hill. county health officer about the
 v Smatter. Dr. Egginton did not care to ofEend the medical society so he agreed ito retire temporarily Dr. Egginton had been on the house staff at St. Vim xcepf,4 Eospital for months and was re-
 x xafx1ed q most promising young physi- elan. The action of the medical society sa1nly prevents him from. earning liv- y3ng att his pfefessien until he will be zable to appear before the state examin- ling board at Hartford.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-04
R0OSEVELT'S SORTIE FOR Q ELEPHANTS
 WISAFTERNOON

1a(By Warrington Dawson, Staff Cores
 pondent United Press.)
 KiJabe, British East Africa, June A. : In the hope of getting. his first shot at san elephant, Colonel Roosevelt will : make short sortie this afternoon into ss-;the dense forests that surround Kijabe s<in whose Businesses many elephants Sind Aassafe retreat The elephant hunt
 is not as favorable as in the S0fikadfstrict and the chances are 1all 1against MT. Roosevelt but so
 anxious sis he to tumble one of the <~Big Eellows'' that he could not re-
 sist the opportunity and so the start z,of the trip to Sotik has been postponed until. to-morrow. This. morning MT. $ Rooseveltsswent after some rare speci- s mems of monkey that are found in the eswoods inst outside the town. It was J the hardest work that he has yet en- { count cred sas thes surrounding country is of towering, thickfy-wooded hills <Whose ascent was most fatiguing. Mr. Roosevelt and Kermit were guests at luncheon to-day at the missionaries who manage the f-African Inland Mission situated in <Kijabe He made an address to the f1nissionar1es in praise of their part in ! the wonderful progress that is taking I place in Africa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-04
|croker Calls Down
 Ambulance Surgeons
Special from United Press.

z. New York, June IA fire which <mperilled the lives of scores of per zsons, many of whom were choked by $4mo1ke and carried from the burning buiiding by firemen, was characterized Txhis morning by a .wordy battle be- Tween Fire Chief Croker and the 11x intnreds f1remen. The fire, chief .sI: m tiredsof having ambulance <sdr&40nN Kidnapping our fremen asaw \ h11a9 szzkEeons in OUT department to #care for our injured" The fire which 5atarted in a seven story tenement at <Ho- 28S Delancey street, for time < <1mperiued the Williamsburg Bridge < and several large tenements nearby. \ Forty men were rounded up by the z3ifemen and taken from the building
 Hhfch was filled with heavy smoke Y Fireman Charles FroTningham was 5overcome by the. smoke and after crawling to a window, was carried down a ladder by his comrades. The <dfspute between Croker and the ann
 bu1GHce surgeons arose oyer the. treat mlht of Fromingham. It was the cul-
 m3hAtion of a feud of long standing.
 is in serious condition. 5 To avoid serious results take F,oley's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of kid
 ueT CT bladder disorder such as back
 ache, urinary irregularities, exhaus- < ffo6 and you will soon be well. Com Tm&nce taking F'oley's Kidney Remedy 3fQ-0HT-S Fss-B Brill local agent. Ss5'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-04
10SI0N POLITICAL CHAPTERS. GET PRISON SENTENCES

Boston, June 4.-Sentences were pass 4ed upon three Boston politicians con- .aFicted of petty grating by Judge
 Schofe1d in the Superior Court last < night
 Z George H. Battis- former Alderman was sent to the House of Correction
 flor three years, ,ex-President Leo F. $McCu1Iough .ofs the Common Council ' WaH $enteneeds to two- years in the v H0l1ser of Correction and Lawyer 7. danes T. Cassidy convicted jointly Ewith Mccullough of conspiracy and
 larceny. was septenced. to one year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-04
POINTS OF INTEREST.
To-morrew. Saturday

i0dy viH be the last day to take advan- Main St. You win save money by visiting our store tomorrow.
 c. w. Fairchild & Sons,
 the jewellers are the wholesale and re- tail representatives of the famous ware. They are prepared to quote the zlQN(psf sfactoFy price on large or small !. .quantftfes to hotels. restaurants. etc asnd s.tal be- pleased to show samples ' to call they will send a representative
 Our Saturday Specials.
 Legs of fancy mutton. fresh should {ers. Squire's sugar cured hams, stew ing fowls. good fowls. Another car load of choice beef for Saturday An e0t1er veal sale this week. the veal market is higher but we will sell at 7 the same prices as last week. Choice z1egs of veal, choice Joins of veal, choice @rumps and shoulders. choice foro- tyeai. sewing veal A few grocery specials: Yellow meal, shredded cocoa uuf. evaporated peaches. Borden's eva 1p0rated milk tall cans. elbow macaroni. shredded wheat biscuit. Our vege- table specials: Fancy Boston lettuce fancy native lettuce, fancy native rad 19heS, fancy native bunch onions. new <buuch beets. fancy tomatoes. fancy @ 4<f<I}44OI1-< peas, ldnCS new pOtdIOeS E #blackberries, huckleberries cante- %lo4peS- A few words about our bakery ile5 Hf fnent. There may be cheaper 3GE&ad sold than ours but we are posi- ? TIT xhafthere is none as good as ours, fET loaf and compare it. Fresh Park
 House rolls. fresh crullers. Fresh
 h upecia1s: Yellow fins. butter fish
 o fresh macl<ere1, buck shad, live
 &fH, large size and chickens, soft
 l&TEe ard mediums- Bridgeport
 f{1< v Br1nch~ Public Mark
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-04
BoY.s HAND, LAcERATED.

2 The hand Of Peter Soloman. IA years Twas badly 1acerated. yesterday. by. be- . ing ushed. in the printing press. he Z. was QpefafiIFE for Sherwood & Morgan
 on Common street At the Emergency
 f16Spdtaf 26 stitches were taken in the.
 wound.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-04
FIRE STEAMER REHABIETATED,

The steamer of No. 3 Engine com pariy is now equipped with rubber tires sjn place; of the iron tires which were originally on the vehicle. The steamer With the new tires and freshly painted running gear was returned to k<l1rfv vest erday.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
S.P. MAY CHANGE
MOTIVE POWER
RUM0RED THAT ELECTRICITY
MAY BE USED
Report That System Will Electric
Roads in State Seems TO Be Con.
firmed by Recent De-
VeIopments
(Ry Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.--It is be-
lieved the Southern Pacific company
plans to substitute electricity for steam
motive power on it's lines in a far more
extensive way and over a considerably
greater stretch of road than has here
tofore been rumored.
1t is now stated that w. p. Ham
mon of this city is planning the con-
struction of a nine-mile tunnel to
bring water from Lake Tahoe to the
Rubicon river for the operation of an
electric power project which will be
financed by the Bay Cities Water COM
pany to the extent of $12,000000.
This project and the work of a SIM
liar nature planned by William f.
Bourn on the Yuba river are believed
to be in connection with the Southern
Pacific company's plans for changing
it's motive power.
William Hood, chief engineer of the
railroad, today confirmed the report
that the company had filed upon land
on the Yuba river to build power
plants and is planning the taking oyer
of the Rubicon Power company's hold
ings on the Rubicon river. He refused
to discuss the plans, however, saying
that the disclosure was premature"
Just at present we do not knew just
how much of the line will be operated
by electricity be said. "It is not true,
however, that the electric equipment
has been ordered for the mountain
division"
Mr. Hoods statement is the first Of
fetal confirmation of the company's
long talked of plan for increasing the
efficiency of it's mountain lines by sub
shutting electricity for steam.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
WANTS TO BUY HAY
AS EMERGENCY NEED
BOARD CAN SAVE MONEY PUR-
CHASING DIRECT
Farmers Who Raise Hay VIII Sell
cheapIy, but Cannot Sub
NIT Bonds with
Bids

It is better to pay $24 a ton for
hay under the red tape system of the
city government or simply go into the
open market and purchase the same
hay for SIS a ton? This is the cues
ton the city council will have to an
swer at it's meeting today, ON re-
quest from the board of public works.
The board wants 300 tons OF hay de-
livered at camp l on the aqueduct in
the Antelope valley division. 1t has
been found very expensive to secure
hay in Los Angeles and have 1t shipped
to aqueduct points, so the board sent
its notices for bids for the hay to the
farmers who raise this product aiong
the aqueduct line. AS a result one
bid was submitted which asked S24 a
ton for the hay, but only agreed to de-
liver half the quantity wanted.
The ranchers on the line of the aque-
duct have plenty of haY and have sig
nifed their willingness to sell it ia
the city at SIS a ton, but declare they
cannot furnish the bond or a certified
check, as is required when sealed
proposals are submitted. In order to
avoid paying Sc more ton than is
necessary the board has asked the
council for the privilege of purchasing
hay under the emergency provision OF
the city charter, which viii give it the
right to go into the market and get
the hay where it can be secured at the
lowest figure.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
BIGAMIST SENTENCED
TO TERM OF 7 YEARS
johnson Declares He Married but
Three Women and Denies He Is
Notorious Madison So Much
Maliened

SAN JOSE, July 12,-Christian c.
Johnson, who still maintains he is not
the notorious bigamist Madison, APP
peared this afternoon in Superior
Judge Richards department to answer
to a charge of bigamy, preferred by
Mrs. Josephine Amelia Tretheway oil
Stockton.
Johnson insists he never was mar
ried but to three Women-Mrs. Hen
rietta Leopold, Mrs. Sylvia de Bonnet
and Mrs. Tretheway. He is much
downcast and appears anxious to plead
guilty as soon as he is given an OPP
portunity tomorrow.
Attorneys for Mrs. Tretheway, who
brought suit against him Saturday aft
ernoon for 100000 damages, are en-
deavoring to locate his trunks ano
other personal property, but so fai
without result.
Yesterday Johnson wrote a long let
ter to Miss Minnie NJ Gather who
pointed him out to the San Francisco
detectives as a bigamist. The letter
was couched in the most atfectlonatt
language Renewed attempts by the
sheriff's office this morning to extract
a confession from Johnson proved fu-
tile.
When Johnson was arraigned in the
sur erior court this afternoon he gave
as his true name Christian c. John
son and Immediately pleaded guilty &c
the charge of bigamy His attorney
Jacob S. Meyer of San Francisco, made
a plea for ieniency and Judge Welcf
sentenced the prisoner to serve sever
years in the state prison at San Quen'
tin.
At the colse of the brief proceedings
Mrs. Tretheway's attorney obtained ar
order from the court enjoining John
son from disposing of his diamond rine
and other personal effects pending hen
suit against him.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
Municipal Affairs
NEW SPEED LAW IS
READY FOR COUNCIL
MORE DRASTIC ORDINANCE is
DRAWN UP
Proposed Measure Will Make 1t Pos
slble for Police Judges to
Deal Severely with
Offenders

The special committee appointed to
draft a new and more drastic speed
measure held its last session in the
council chamber yesterday morning
and made final changes in the ordi-
nance as it is to go to the council.
The most important change Is that
for Offenders who exceed The twelve
and twenty-mile limit more than twice
in a year. The previous provision was
that those who drove faster than the
speed limit three times in one year
would be sent to prison for not less
than thirty days. No option of a fine
was permitted. But the amended
clause fixes the punishment for ex-
ceeding the speed limit for The first
offense so to 500: for the second Of
Tense, $50 to $2C0, and for the third Of
Tense, 500 to $500.
Prison sentences, which are left to
the discretion of the judge, are also
appended. For the first offense ten to
thirty days in Jail is provided in pace
of the fine, if the judge so elects; for
the second, from 80 to 100 days in all,
and for the third, from so days to G
months.
These penalties apply to those ex-
ceeding the speed limits up to 80
miles an hour, but over 80 miles the
ordinance provides the judge has no
option, but must send the culprit to
Jail for not less than 10 days nor more
than months, according to whether it
is the first or third OffenSe.
The amended ordinance will be pre-
scented to the council at its session to-
day and will probably pass by a
unanimous vote.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
AS BOARD OF EQUALIZERS
COUNCIL HASTENS WORK
Desire of City Fathers to Rush Equal
ization Prompts Them to Hold
Meetings This Week

With the intention of doing its work
in record breaking time the city coun-
ell organized yesterday as board of
equalization and heard seventeen tech
nical complaints. Nearly all the com
plants were approved by City Asses
sor Walter Mallard and allowed by the
council.
The board will meet this morning.
hut will adjourn Immediately, as the
council will have to be in session all
day The next meeting will be Wed
nesday morning and, although 1t is
Elks' week and the members of the
board would much prefer to have
nothing on their minds, they intend TO
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
.PERUWANS HAVE
NO FEAR OF WAR
PERU SEEMS TO BE SATISFIED
WITH AWARD
No Hostile Movement Against Bolivia
Has Taken Place and Public Meet
ing Was Not Allowed to
Take Place
CRv Associated Press. }

LIMA, Peru, July 12.-No fear is felt
here that war will ensue between Peru
and Bolivia on account of the hostile
demonstrations at La Paz since the
decision given by President Alcorta of
Argentine on the boundary limits of
the two countries.
Peru is satisfied with the award, and
the attitude of Bolivia, which has pro-
tested against the decision of the arbi-
traitor, is unfavorably commented upon.
President Leguia addressed a large
gathering today, requesting the people
to have confidence in the government.
No hostile movement against Bolivia
has taken place as yet and to avoid
the possibility of exciting public feel
ing the authorities declined to permit a
public meeting which had been arr
ranged for this evening. Police guards
have been placed at the Bolivian Legal
ton and consulate.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
LEAPS THROUGH STREET
CAR WINDOW; Is INJURED

SAN LUIS OBISPO, July 12.-John
Mcmahon, a wealthy resident of Okla
homa, probably was fatally injured to-
day when he leaped through a car
window while being taken to his home
by two attendants.
Mcmahon has been passing the sum-
mer at Santa Cruz, where he suddenly
became insane several days ago.
Accompanied by two attendants and
Rev. A. L. Plat of Santa Cruz, Nc
Mahon today started on his homeward
journey. When the train was a short
distance from San Luis Opispo, Nc
Mahon suddenly jumped through an
open window, The train was backed
and the injured man picked up and
brought to a local hospital, whose
physicians say the injured man has
only a slight chance to recover.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
Japanese at Oahu on Strike

HONOLULU, July 12.-The Japanese
laborers in the Waimanale plantation,
island of Oahu, numbering about 300,
struck this morning because of the re-
fusal of Manager Jarrett to grant their
demand for the discharge of five other
Japanese employees. Two of the men
whose discharge was demanded were
assaulted and beaten in the presence
of Manager Jarrett, who had gone to
the scene in an automobile, and it Is
believed that numerous arrests will
be made.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
To Defend Ray CITY Harbor

SAN FRANCISCO, July Ion the
arrival of the cable ship Burnside.
which is preparing to sail for this port
from Seattle, a system of electric COM
munication will be installed to con-
meet all of the batteries in defending
San Francisco harbor At present
there are fifty large guns at the preside
and Forts Miley, Baker and Barry, each
battery being commanded independ-
emily.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
War Believed Imminent

VALPARAISO, July 12.-It is believed
here that war between Peru and Bolivia
is imminent because of the disorders
at La Paz following the decision handed
down by Argentina in the boundary
dispute between the two countries The
Chilean admiralty said today that Chile
would remain neutral, but she is pre-
pairing to send warships for the protec-
ton of Chilean interests.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
EnaIneers Want Automobile

The Tourist automobile which has
been used by the city engineers de-
partment for several years is worn
out and the repair bills on it will be
something appalling if it continues in
service.
The board of public works has asked
the city council to authorize a call for
bids for new automobile, and to turn
the old machine in to the contractor as
part payment for the new machine.
The cost of the new auto is to be
paid from the city engineers fund.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-13
New oplum Law PromuIaated

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-Tele-
graphic orders received from Washing
ton today by Collector Of the Port
Stratton direct in future opium ship
ments on the way to other ports shall
not be seized unless they are unloaded
here. The specific order is in relation
to a shipment aboard the steamer Ad-
miral Excelmans and is a limitation on
the new law prohibiting the importa-
ton of opium.