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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18
Churc Notices.
EPISCOPAL

Thanksgiving services will be held
in the Episcopal church, Thanksgiving
eve, Wednesday, Nov. 23d At 1880
o'clock. The collection will be for
the Children's home. Let us assem-
BILE and give thanks to the giver of all
good gifts. Seats free. All welcome"
Episcopal services Sunday, Nov. 20
- follows: 1O:45 D.. m. Morning
prayer, Litany and sermon. 1900
noon Sunday school. 500 p. m.
Evening prayer and sermon. Seats
free. Ali welcome. Choir rehearsal
Saturday st I p. m.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18

The MilbOnk masonic friends OF
George Pettigrew of Sioux Falls are
interested TO learn that at the recent
meeting Of the general grand chapter
q Jacksonville, Fla, he was elected
associate patron OF the general grand
chapter U. E. s.
SissetOn Courant: Miss Cora Rob-
inson, who 10 attending the Aberdeen
Normal, and Miss Pearl Robinson
Who teaches in Milbank, came home
Friday to attend the crystal wedding
festivities Of their parents. Nov. IL.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18

Big Stone Headlight.
Fred Kettenb bell and wife of Alban
came in Sunday and spent the night
at Ben Buri's. Monday morning Mrs.
Kettenbeil left for North Dakota,
where she will visit her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Breckenridge
r visiting the Talcott family st the
Dalles, Oregon. A recent letter from
Mrs. Talcott tells of q family excur-
sion they made down to the Pacific
ocean. The letter does not say wheth-
or Mr.. Breckenridge decided to invest,
but most people going out for the first
time conclude to put q little something
into it We have been told.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18
Another Car Of Potatoes.

Another car of potatoes ex.
pected by the Schwantes Mercan-
tile TO. today or tomorrow.
Phone 35-for whatever amount
you may want. Ask anyone who
has had any of these potatoes as
20 their quality.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18
Frank Mitte1staedt,
Dentist
Office over Potts Hardware
StOr,, Milbank. Phone 1873

DR. harles Flett.
PHI YSCIAN AND SURGEON
ISrocial attention given to diseases
Of II Eye and Ear. Glasses fitted.
Calls promptly attended.
pn... Office 10 Over Mittel-
o Residence RIGS staedt's store
MILBANK, SOUTH DAKOTA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18

See the big specialties at the
Morgan engagement
next week.
"A Woman of Mystery" at
the opera house Thanksgiving
night is q play dealing with
French history. The actors and
scenery will be superb.
Get prices on cut-fowers for
Thanksgiving from Mrs. Il. G.
Port. Something special.
See the Gossard corset, the
finest for graceful lines and
health. Where! At Mrs. H. G.
Ports. You find everything the
latest styles.
To make your Thanksgiving
days enjoyment complete be
sure and attend the play at the
opera house Thanksgiving night,
Nov. "a.
Miss Lavina Anderson, who
has undergone an operation at
the hospital at O~rtonville, re-
turned to Miltank Tuesday, &C
compsnied by her sister.
The Masons have recently put
electric lights in their hall in
place Of the gas plant formerly
used, greatly improving their
facilities for lodge work.
During the engagement of the
Courtenay Morgan company At
the opera house they will pre-.
sent the following dramas:
Thursday night, Nov. Gath, "A
Woman OF Mystery" Friday,
"Car men," and Saturday "A
Night IN q Balloon"
A number Of the young friends
Of Elmer Kelley and bride we're
q the depot last evening to vel
come the young folks home, with
. supply Of rice, and managed to
got . couple Of placards on the
carriage which read HAS Any
body Seen Kelley?" and whats
the matter with Kelley, he's all
right-he's married"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18
Conversation.

In conversation the perfect virtues
are to hstsn we'll and to reply WE'LL
L. Rochefoucauld.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18
Dairy Note.

Il % almost time for somebody to
~ 70 account tor the milk in the
ooeoonut.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18
False Hopes.

Alter Dave Darlington lost hi0
0o6co 10 used to rap on the trough Of
~ - pen q feeding time. Then .
woo1pocker went to live In the pig
-. ma the hogs went crasy.-Ths
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18

The third sermon of the series, The
Gospel in Literature will be given in
the Methodist church on Sunday even
ing next at 1880 prompt; subject, 1.-The
calling of Dan Matthew'S" or what's
the matter with the church? Special
music. Everybody cordially invited.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18

The Alfred Nelson family moved to
Minneapolis the fret of the week.
The circuit court will probably ad-
iourn this week.
Mr.. 81. S. Roberts, ST.. who had
been visiting his sons and daughter
at his former home here, left for his
home 1t Spokane Monday, but will
stop IL Montana for . visit with Will
Roberts.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18

George s. Rix,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lands, Loans and Collections,
Beth Phones,
Bentley Sleek
ulLBANR SO.DAKOTA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18
DIR. j. A. JacOtel,

DR.. j. A. JacOtel,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
q: Once over FarmeYo Bsnk-roomsl,2 and
3ooadonce-Ffrot house north OF court houoo.
Phones-D, c., once. $50, residence 50; Farm.
ofe Al.
nILBANK so. DAKOTA
Thad L. Fuller Howard O.. Fulle
Fuller & Fuller
LAWYERS
Practice in AL Courts
Both Phonee-l96.
4lLBANK SO. DAKOTA
,. 8. LOckhart,
Law, Land, Insurance, Surety Bonds
Odice over Farmers Bank
Phone 253
Milbank, So. Oak. |
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-18

Rev. w. Judson Oldfeld, who was
recently hurt in an automobile acct
dent, arrived home the first of the
week, and is getting along nicely.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
1idet
Today
ABERDEEN MANAGER
SHOWS HIS TEETH
GrOWIS at Treatment Received
at DugdaIe'S Hands and
Threatens Suit

PORTLAND. Feb. An Oregonian
special from Aberdeen. Wash, states
that, dissatisfied with the alleged slow
ness of the Northwestern baseball
lea que directors TO consider the appli-
cation of the Aberdeen. baseball club
for readmission 10 the league. the club
has decided to institute legal action
and mandamus the league into read
hitting the club into the league. on the
grounds that the dropping of the club
was illegal.
The special quotes Manager Rowland
as saying:
I'VE will make Dugdale manager of
the Seattle baseball club come out in
the open. Aberdeen was given con
tract for five years of baseball, and we
are going TO find out if there is any
thing to a Northwestern league con-
tract. We are going to know AT once,
for every day lost is just that much
more time gone in either signing more
players or selling the ones we now
have
The special states that in long dis
Dugdale said he is in favor of hold
ing a league meeting February 4 TO
consider Manager Rowlands PROPOSE
tion.
Manager Rowland. the special says.
has received "a telegram from Congress
man McCredie, owner of the Portland
clubs in both the Pacific coast and
Northwestern leagues, authorizing
Manager Rowland TO apply for Port
lands franchise in the Northwestern
league and promising Ito do his part
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
DECISION GOES TO
TAYLOR IN SECOND
Oakland Heavy Weigh Has an
Easy Time of 1t With Biz
Fred Cooley

Lew Taylor, the Oakland heavy
weight, stopped Fred Cooley. the husky
San Franciscan, in the second round
OF the main event OF the West Oakland
clubs card last evening. Cooley was
so badly beaten up that policeman
jumped into the ring in order TO save
Cooley from an unnecessary beating.
Taylor had his man at his mercy from
the outset and landed at will Cooley
was in poor shape and was Kissed by
the big crowd.
The 10 round special event between
Freddie Brooks and Kid George, the
welter weights, was a slashing affair
and kept the fans on their toes
throughout. George was the aggressor
all the time and knocked his man down
on three occasions. The referee, how
more Kisses from the crowd. George
was entitled to the decision
Billy Grupp tore right into Eddie
Hubbard and bowled him over many
times In the second round AS Hub
bard slowly regained his feet the last
time. Grubb made another lunge at his
groggy opponent, but once again the
humane policeman came to the beaten
mans rescue. Hubbard was no match
for Grubb. who landed rights and lefts
to the head at will
Young Turner and Kid Craig fought
six fast rounds. Turner getting the
verdict Both of them were rather
cautious and relied on science more
than their punching ability. Lee Dob
son. a chocolate coiored feather weight.
put up lively four round exhibition
with Kid Barnes, which was declared
draw
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in san Francisco Tuesday, February l, 1910:
DURHAN-KNoWNBURG c. Durham.
p, 263 Twenty second street. and Rena
knownburg. Is. 10 Vicksburg street.
ENDER-THOMPSON- Arthur L. Ender, 81 60
Turk street, and Flora Z. Thompson, Is,
Portland.
HoAG-DoUGHERTY-o II. IIoag Jr, 20.
Santa Rosa, and Ruby F. Dougherty, - 1913
Powell street
KJELSEN--GR NHAHN-ott kielsen, 30, 2s04
Howard street and Anna GranhahI, -, 1861
Army street.
knowlton, IS,
Sacramento, and Pearl f. Nlinper, 81, stockton.
MADDEN BROWNE William }. Madden, II,
$50 Capp street. aud Josie II, Browne, Is,
2602 Twenty first street.
NIsHIsfINE INE-SAKO-otomatsu Nishmiue, 81.
and Tomaghsu Sake, 81 both Of Armona. Cal.
o-NEILI.- DoNoHUE-Hug T. o'Ncill, -. 1917
Howard street and Mary +. Donohue. is,
I23is Junipero street
PAGANUCcT-y VIVIAN Egidio J. Psgauucci.
21 542 Union street, aud Lena fiytani. IS,
j73 Union street,
PELLE-LANGUETIN s. Pellc. 81, 3l11A
Twenty fourth street and Daisy l.. Languetin,
81, 11s5 Shotwell street,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
O'NEIL TO ARRANGE
WHITE SOX JUNKET
VIII Leave for East Tomorrow
TO Bring Out the Chicago
Big Leaguers

Tip O'Neii. president of the Western
league. who has been in this city for
the past couple of weeks. will leave to-
morrow for Chicago where he will ar
range the coast trip of. the Chicago
White Sox
ONeiI has for the past several sea
sons arranged the trip &c the coast Of
the Chicago team Comiskey's men Will
travel in princely fashion. y special
train viii bring the diamond artists
across the continent and they Will put
up at the best hotels.
The squad which Comiskey Will send
10 the coast viii be a large one. lie
will send two divisions. one of the
teams viii go to Los Angeles and the
other viii come here. The first and
second teams Will alternate between
here and Los Angeles.
O'Neil Will arrange the schedule Of
exhibition games while he is in Chi
cago. IL has not been definitely settled
whether the first division will come
directly here or go TO Los Angeles.
The Sox have their usual number OF
young players who Will try for places
on the regular team Among the faces
that Will be seen here viii be those OF
Eeollie Zeider. who was purchased by
Comiskey last season. and Harry Sutor.
who formerly twirled for the Seals.
1t is expected that the SoX will ar
rive here about March l. number ~
games are likely 10 be arranged with
other teams OF the Pacific coast league
as well as with some Of the college
teams.
j. Cal Ewing is contemplating another
trip east Ewing has some baseball
business 10 transact on the other side
of the rockies He needs some more
players and he Will probably bring
back some men with him. He is rather
shy on material for his San Francisco
team of the state league and he in
tends To keep his eye peeled for some
good young talent
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
WOMEN'S CLUB WANTS
ONE OF SEX ON BOARD
Will Ask Governor to Appoint
Feminine Member

Governor Gillett is to be petitioned
by the members of the California club
to appoint a woman TO fill the next va
cancy on the state board of charities
and corrections.
The club arrived at the decision at
its meeting yesterday.
Resolutions of sympathy in abe death
of her late husband We're sent 10 Mrs.
Lowell White, president of the Outdoor
art league and past president of the
club.
After the business meeting Mrs.
Katherine Heath Angelo. who has re-
Gently returned from the trip TO Aus
tralia and the South Seas with the Co
lumbia Park boys club. told inter
estingly of the objects and happenings
of the journey. The address was en-
titled With the California Clubs Flag
in Australia" the club having present
ed through its president, Mrs. Z. 1.
Baldwin, a handsome American flag to
the boys on the eye OF their departure.
To this have been added II other flags
during their travels, Mrs. Angelo said.
and on their return next Tuesday the
Columbia Park lads will march up Mar
ket street with their band and bearing
their dozen flags
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
FITzHFRBFRT SOLD:
PRICE IS $4,000
:. {. HfIdrefH'S 1909 Champion
Three Year Old Brings Next
10 Record Figure
By ]. R. JEFFREY
Special Dispatch TO The Call

CHICAGO. Feb. I.-Fitzherbert. 3
year old champion Of 1909. was sold
today by :. G. Hildreth for $4,000. and
las enga gemepts were transferred to
frank Taylor. Hildreth's brother in
isw- II could not be ascertained Just
who is behind Taylor. but il is con-
~idered almost certain that Charles
kohier. the millionaire manufacturer
who recently bought Uncle from Hill
dreth. is the purchaser.
BY the terms OF the sale. Hildreth
receives $4,000 in cash and will get
'n addition S5.o0G OF the first winnings.
Fitzherbert is a son Of Ethelbert and
Morsanatic and was bred by Perry Bel
mont lie frst appeared at the races
in the coiors OF A. J. Joyner. who is
now training the horses of Harry
Payne Whitney in England
Early in his Juvenile year Fitzherbert
was sold 10y JOyner to Herman Brandt
for $500 and shortly after the sale
JoNner tried inefectually 10 buy MIN
back AZ = material increase over that
price Later in the year he was sold
Jo Hildreth.
The price represents the largest sum
"t ueney paid FOR a thoroughbred in
5.e history Of racing in America since
Paul j. Rainey purchased De Mund in
l+H6 for s45.oo0.
Fitzherbert cost Hildreth $4,000 and
won S3f.157 for him last year alone
ia stakes and purses.
TacaTs hearing on the Miller bill to
prohibit booking but not individual
betting. in Canada. was taken up with
evidence relating 10 conditions in Brit
iSh columbia.
lion. !. Templeman, minister OF in
land revenue, whose home is in Vic
toria. r. \ Barnard. member Of par
lament for Victoria. and q. II. Cowsn,
member OF parliament for Vancouver.
"a D testified that undesirable conditions
arose from the 100 DAYS of racing at
those TWO points last summer, but were
of the opinion that there would be lit
ne objection TO race meetings Of rea-
Sonable duration.
William Murray. who is acting as
assistant 10 H. d. Brown at Jackson
vile this winter. has been engaged to
90 The starting during the coming sum-
rler meetings at Butte and Anaconda.
where there viii be - days Of racing.
the limit allowed by the Montana law.
beginning July . Murray viii also
manage meeting at ogden.
May Il Is announced as opening day
for the Salt Lake meeting
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
HALL TAKES OFFICE
AS POSTAL INSPECTOR
Promoted Official Has Been in
Service p Years

Harry 3. Hall took his oath of Office
yesterday as postal Inspector in charge
of the district covering California. Ne
vada and Hawaii. with headquarters in
the San Francisco pOstoffice. He sue
ceeds Inspector in Charge Joseph John
stOn. who has been recently promoted
to the district centerinS at Kansas
City
Inspector Hall entered the postal in
spectiOn service in Ohio in 1889 and
was transferred 10 Los Angeles in 1897.
In 1904 he was sent TO san Francisco
as superintendent OF salary and allow
ance. his division covering all the ter
ritOry west of the Rockies.
Before assuming his new position
Hall spent six weeks in Washington.
D. c.. attending to matters cOncernins 3
his department
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
MARRIAGES

CHAPMAN ANSMIs-In this city. January 81.
1910 by Rev Il. l.. bennett. Alfred b. Chap
man ana Emma c. AIfsmus, both Of San Fran
cisee.
NoWIToN-MINNER-I this city. February
/, 1910, by Rev. L. L. bennett, Charles
KpowIton of Sacramento and Pearl Z. Mtnner
OF Stockton.
MACMIIJ AN-HAINES-I this city. January
% f9Io. by Rev. Elbert X Ollie. j. p. pas,
Tor Central Methodist Episcopal church, Neil
Oakland.
yOoRHIES-DAyIS-I this city, January 50.
1910. hy Rev Ether! r. Diile, ID. H., pastor
Central Methodist Episcopal church Cyrus
Firman voorbes aud Winfred Kent Davis.
both of San Francisco
wEAvER--GRIssIM-I this city. January %.
1910. by Rev, Ebert L. Dille, d. H., pastor
Charles Weaver aud Jovita Camellia Grissim,
both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
JuareZ Results

JrAREz. Feb. Four thousand persons at
t=nsas the races ar Terrszas park today. Two
e me-, % h 9e9 & IIS 1Scser - pes~ 70 bis a 2ddr t9e
vas ~ft down for six DAYS Meadow ran The
e,e and a sixteenth miles in LAS -. new
eoss. FIRST RACE-Fire and a half fur.
Ha~; Neieo, and Jocke7. Fin:
--rne Grey 70 CArch;baldl -...--.....
>T- S.f--.r Ra>sHrre. 40 tsfcCarfbvl --... 2
--r-I1ere9se N7c0e. 10 ,MelesT ortb' -. 3
Iur god 81 5r.Gir SSieS. Convenient.
If.rsr pzErr- Scas-~f aI-r7lr Dixon Lf1fle
S-~ straight rais. Virginia Lindsey. All1ena.
ESQ. SECOND RAcE-Ft7e aud half fur
~ H w~'s,. .s.5-;I.., ,aa Is,srr- Fin
-f3eu. l5" london -.--.--..--.----- :
--t--f.s.r f,arvru- ff4 fAU-i inl -----...- .;
- iliiian Rar tiuica; nat-.e
~, Gratirldc Eda Edwards also ran.
o5aL THIRD RAcE-Threc and Half fur-
-- selling; rcar o.ds;
.1> E.--e. Me-eaJ ald Joke Fin.
slo-uius sels Jos AUSTIN -..--.--.-.. /
ff1. FH2 43iaie,worthi ...-..-.-.-...-. >
tme 80 -. soiito. Exsc,iy. solid. Ina
gosz. FOURTH RACE-one and sixteenth
@ ,,.,5. Isr-e "; %sisat 5,,as;.,, ase Jockey Pin
= knight peck. i2o page .-....-....... ?
Ser rvile iI6 tNoieswc-thl --..-....-..-. ,
T'ue ] ~ 50. Early Tide. Bon Ton. Sen
secs. rim RAcE-Fire furIongs:
odds. Horse. Weight aud Jockey Fin.
-l--Orhed Lad. l0s fPlossl ..-.-----.----.. !
3-l-Licbt Knight. los (Molesworthi ..-.-.-. 2
c-l-Jcllr 81 fMcCaheyl .--..-.-.-.-.-.-... ,
Tine 80 -. Col0ael Bob. Silver Stocking.
ROYAL Be- joe Stokes. also ran.
toe4. SIXTH RAcE-oae aud sixteenth
miles. 81 Hing.
odds. Here weight and Jockey. Fin.
7-1--Wclferton. I06 Noudonl ..--.-..---.- ]
1f-1-Aima Boy. los lMoies~rorthl ----.-.-. ?
s-s-LishthoDse, lol Garner --.---..-:.:... ,
Time 80 3-5. Buna. John r. Mcmillan.
ulib Ton. Are0urt. Kopek. also
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
DEFENDANT TESTIFIES
IN MOSS MURDER TRIAL
Motorman Purcell Says That
He Shot i'm Self-Defense

The trial of Edgar A. Purcell, a
United Railroads motorman. for the
murder of Charles Moss, October ~.
1907. was practically concluded in Judge
Cabaniss' court yesterday. After the
judge has given his instructions this
morning. the case will be submitted to
the jury.
Moss was killed during riot on n
Polk street car while the strike was in
progress. Another passenger named
Ebenmyer was shot and killed the same
day. Charles V. Brown, who was the
conductor. was accused of the murder
of Ebenmeyer. but was acquitted.
Purcell yesterday admitted shooting
Moss, but testified that he was in dan
ger of death at the time. He said that
he was on the floor of the car and q
number OF men were beating him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE. Feb. In today's races at
Moncrief park four fayorites finished first. The
card was particularly attractive and the fields
in the drst three events exceptionally large.
Summaries:
First race. six furlongs; msidens-Polly Lee.
. 10 l. won: Universe. 4 10 !, second; Gatien
Lass. TO l. third. Time. l;l4 10.
Second race. Eve and a half furlongs: sell
iug-Ferrand Ceeillsn. TO 2. won: Miss Sly,
s TO l. second; Coon Skin TO /. thi,d. Time,
:0S.
Third race. Eve and bali furlonEs; selling
Strfuaency 10 3. won: Msnheimer. 20 l,
second; Low Heart, $50 70 l, third, Time,
I:OT SIS.
Fourth race. six fnriougs; purse-Ida H. 5 10
x won: c. w. Burt. 10 10 /, second; Jack
NunnalIy 10 /. third. Time. 1:i3 3-5.
Fifth race. seven furlongs: seliing-osorine. G
20 J. x-oa: Camel. 20 I. second: DR.. Bsrkiey.
10 10 ], third. Time. ~ 2-5.
Sixth race. mile; selling-Paradise Queen.
even. Won; Golden Flora 20 70 I. second: Stone
man. II TO 5. third Time. l:4l s-5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Tampa Results

TAMPA Feb. I-Hesvily played second
choices were in evidence today. the most con
sniruous of these being in the last race. when
Lunen Lead. backed from 10 to ] TO to 2.
v.n with ease. Three fayorites Won. The de-
feat 4 Tanadium the surprise of the day.
Summary:
II 10 10 won; hsthryne Gardner 70 5. sec
oad: Magic Miss. 10 tn /. third. Tine. 80 rs.
Second race. eve and q half furlougs: selling
Np:tie Carita s 10 =. won; Frank Patton. 9 TO
J. second: Irvine V Digs 20 to l. third.
fine. LII Is.
our Nugget. 10 ?. Won oesa. 10 ). second
I,urk- Mste. : 90 /. third. Time. i:lo.
Fourth rare. Eve and half furloHgs: selling
-Sorrei Tor 20 10. won; Calths. 20 l. sec
ond: Rsbr Willie. u ). third. Time. l:l0 S-5.
Ffna race, six furiongs: selling-ormuse. 8
n 20. Enn. John Garter, II TO ). second
GIG snlic TO s. third. Time. I:l7 2-5.
Sixth race one mile and seventy yards: sell.
inz-Queca Lead. 90 ,. wea: Rebel Queen
10 =. second; Frank Fleshner. 10 l, third.
Time 50
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
Notable Deaths

C. OSCAR BoRJA, STATESMAN -Guayaquil
Ecuador. Feb, I---Dr. e. Oscar Boria. fornieI
secretary of foreign affairs. died today.
REV JOHN H. RoCkwooD - Bellingham
Mass. Feb. 1.-Rey John Munroe Rockwood
senior alumnus of Dartmouth college. died last
mouth IN 1887
SISTER MARY CLAUDIA-Petaluma, Feb. Il
Sister Mary Claudia. for years teacher of
music i'll ST. Yincent'S academy died today al
the mothers home of the order TO which she
belonged at Dubuque, Ia
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
FREE LUNCH CHOKKS A
COUNCILMAN TO DEATH

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Feb. 1.-Couneil-
man Henry Y. Wolff choked to death
today on piece of meat which he
was eating at a free lunch counter
| in saloon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
GOVERNOR HODGES OF
VIRGINIA INAUGURATED

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. William
Hodges was today inaugurated gov
ernor of Virginia In his inaugural
address the governor said: Il simply
relterate my steadfast opposition to the
saloon and my confidence in the people
OF Virginia who have the right to set
tie this question as to them shall seem
best"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be in,lorsed
with the name and residence Of persons euhor-
ized to have the same fmbhsnrd- Netices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
BIRTHS

the wife OF l.. l. Putnam, daughter.
STRoBEN-Tu this city. January 81, 1910, 10
the wife Of H. A. strohen, II daughter
wALEs-rn this city to the wife OF &. NJ.
Wales u son.