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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

$500 Tablecloths-We have just
200 of these Satin Damask Table
cloths, finished with border all
around, in polka dot, heur de lis,
etc. A regular $500 Cr m
value. Sale price. ! eOO
Bath Towel Specials-Three
great specials this week in bath
towels; 1000, 15c quality. IN
Sale price ~
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
ACCIDENT CAUSED BY
GLARE OF HEADLIGHT
Blinded Chauffeur Runs Down
Man at Street Crossing

ardin Of SI4 East Fourteenth street
was run down by an automobile driven
by c. B. HoIlenbeck at 10 o'clock last
night and injured The accident,
which happened at the crossing of
East Fourteenth street and Sevente teenth
avenue, was caused, Hollenbeck as
serts. by the glare Of a headlight from
an inbound Hayward car, which
blinded him. The injured man was
picked from the street by Hollenbeck.
who took him to his home. and called
medical attendance. Gdlardin will re-
cover Ezsllenbeck. who lives at 1I3s
East Nzzeteenth street, is not held TO
blame.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

will be given under the arc lights of
the Hearst hall basket ball court next
Wednesday evening. An orchestra will
play for the dancers.
Among the most prominent of the
dangers of the class are Z. S. Brown, a
graduate of the university with the
class of 1907, and Miss Marie Osgood,
both of whom have shown wonderful
proficiency in executing the difficult
steps of the Teutonic dances
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
Moments $3.50
Wash Skirts 98c

Three hundred of these Wash
Skirts in white and tan Linens,
striped Galateas and black and
white polka dots; pleated and
plain effects. Special, to- 00~
morrow. OOO
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

SIS. 90 MOmen's Wash Suits S2.75

A late arrival of the charming one-piece
dresses in Chambray and linen. Handsome
models, some trimmed with lace, insertion
and others with embroidery. Three-quarter
and full length sleeves. Some skirts plain
and others with overskirt Cd NO
effect. Special. ....s.-....... V6 eOO
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

derful value in crash roller
toweling. Just as good as the
average toweling sold at 10c.
Limit 10 yards to a Gus -
toner. Sale price, yard. u
l0c Long Cloth-Just 1000
yards on hand; yard wide Long
Cloth, used so much for under
wear. A regular 10c CT
value. Sale price O19G
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
CORPORATION DOUBLES !.
IT'S CAPITAL STOCK

OAKLAND, July 23.-The Alameda
sugar company has doubled its capital
stock certificate of the increase from
s75O,600 capitalization to $1,500.000 be-
ing filed today in the office of the coun-
tY clerk.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
ANTONIO MOREY MUST
FACE FORGERY CHARGE
Petersen Returning With Pris-
oner From New Bedford

OAKLAND. July 23--Captain of De-
tectives Walter j. Petersen. who left
Oakland two weeks ago for New Bed
ford, Mass, to bring back Antonio
Morey, charged with forgery. Is ex-
pected to arrive in this city tomorrow
or Monday with his prisoner. Morey.
1T was charged. forged check for $3.50
on the Security bank and trust COM
pany of Oakland He then fled and
succeeded in eluding the Pinkerton de-
tect1ves for over a month. The fugi-
tive was arrested in New Bedford.
Let NE on at BaItimore!s
Between Larkspur and Corte MADEIRA.
Marin county-via SauSa1ito ferry.
JUDGES TO RESUME DUTY-Oakiand. July
23--Superior Judges Waste and Brown will
resume duty on the bench Monday. replacing
Judges Ellsworth and Wells. who have been
on duty for the last three weeks The court
vacation viii to an end August Is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-29

elaubt ober, oaB bie Gepoiitore,1
ni6t niel nerIieren iperoen. Die 9e.
politen belallfen iif i'm @ansel,
auf $t,25O,000.
9ie fron5oiiide Negierung boi
0os Rnrlament INN Ole 9emiIliglt.G
bon 100000 6rancs criudt, Bic
CUR ltnteritiisullg Der BON ben lie.
berIdmenlmungen Seingelu6ten
beionoers oeu @einbouer, benl,ti
mer6ett iollea
&apitan Babel, lpelber berl
ieiuer erfolereiden S0tigfeit il,
TlenIten Ser nSambiire- -glmerifo,
2inie" ber ,pol6efonnt iii. miro
oos aonn1anoo oes Shiffes iiber-
nebnlen, ipeldes Die oeutlhe ontorY.
tiide Expedition nod oern Sii6po~
lorgebiet bringen ioll. 9ie @rpeoi
tion Iel6lt miro ser baDeriihe 0her.
leutnant Silhner fiihren.
Sn @uanaillato ipuroe Elm
alnerifaniider Minenbeiiser 9ea.
mems 8nitop Monroe BON einem
SSStoliener gtonens Sole Soomo err
idoliell. 9(u1 Sopnla tpuroe burd
einen S6nB Monroe's idiper ber-
mu11oet. 0ie SdieBerei poiiierte in
etnetn offerttlihen @orten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-29

Sn ibrem 8eridt, ben bic
itoatlide 3udtbausbeboroe ioeben
Dem @ouOerneur eineerei6t bot, iost
lie, oaB Die 8erbaltniiie in oea
3udtbduiern fid) gebelirt bdtten
uno oaB Ole Strdflinge jest better
bebanoelt ipiirben als friiber. gead
oieiem 8eridt iparen am 81. slm-
quit 1878 StrdfIinee in ben per-
i6ieoenen Initalten. @1hre,to Der
atpei Sabre, iiber Die iid Der ge-
riht eritredt, ipurben 331 5trGf.
linge besnabigt. IT'S StrGfIinge ent.
floben mdbrenb oieier 3eit unb
fiinfunofiinf5ig ipuroen ipieber ei,,-
gefangen.
ssSn Der @eeeno BON @eimar
lpnroe Der belitide Sarmer s..
Jroeblib BON ieinem giahbarn
Sp. Giemann eri9ofien. Die Sat
NOR Die Solse zines ungliidliher
Srrtums. Tiemann mar na1 grcn
BAN eeiueien uno batte Sroebli1 &C.
beten, nod ieinem 8ieD gu Ieben.
Gr fam unertpartet 5uriid ni,o
5par morgens Dor gagesanbruh.
stls er BEL ieiner Sarm anfam, iab
er einen Mann I'M Dunfeln aui
Dem Blas umbereeben. Da er nidt
oaran babte, oaB sSroebli1 nm oic
3eit fdon bort lein tonne, l6oB er
unb traf ben permeintliden Gin.
bringing au9 10 gut, bob oerielbc
iofort tot Sulammenbra9. Mls 9ic-
mann Damn 2id]t nla9te, erfannte
CT gu ieinem s6reden, oaB er lei.
nen Nadbarn eridoiien babe. Sroeb.
lt6 batte on Dem Gage nod Der
Staot pollen uno tpor oesbaIb aeitig
na6 Dem 9iemann'i6en 8las ge.
gangen, Inn Dem 8ieb Sutter sll
geben. @r mar nngefabr 70 Sabre
alt.
= sSn Sinlplon nur6e elm &C.
i6aftsreilenoer aus Sbrepeport No.
mems Sud 2acep bon einem 8abn-
5uge iiberfabren uno getotet
glus @reenbille in Surl
Gountp miro gemeloet, bob bort
eiu slpfelbaum in opIler 8liite ite.
be.
9lus @oliab miro gemeloet.
oaB Die @oIfe mabreno Der lesten
3eit in Ser @eseno BORT piel Sfo-
ben ongerihtet boben.
Ser fleine alueiiabriee Sohn
oes in Ser @eaeno bon Slorespille
pobnenoen Sarmers 60. 4lberts
ipuroe pon elmer alopperihlanac
gebiiIen nno befinoet iih in gefdbr-
li6em 3uitanoe.
Sci elmer 9lntomobilfol1iiion
in 8fliieerpiIle tpuroen 5ipei Mer5ic
ans s(ultin, Or. 9ennett uno III.
Scott, idiper nerlest.
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samserpreiie int slnftiOnslofal.

Nid)t nur Bidder, ionoern aud,
Soneerfeitpreiie' baben ibre Sd,id.
IDLE, mie Elm &auf benefit, BEN bieicr
gage SER Srib @iilienbcf, Elm be.
fanilter Sdnger in 9fetparf, sc. s..
in einem sluftionsraum ma9te.
geim 8eluhe beiielben ipor linn elm
grpber SoISbc6er aufgefaIlen, beiien
tunltpoae Shniterei Serrn SHIien.
bed 10 gefiel, oaB er nod Dem 8reiie
0es 0eders fragte. ct muBte moi
i6on eeraume 3eit BORT geftanocn
9a6en, oenn cine oide Staubihitt
lieB Die Solsfarbe faum nod erfen-
nen. Dn Der BON Dem 9[uftionotor
9eforoerte Breis ein mdBiacr mar, 10
ermarb @err Siilienbed sen @ede,
uno pcrfiigte ii6 init ibm nob 2eif' :
HatsfeIler Sier nnrbe er eiuer
ariinolihen 9teinialule unter5oaen.
ipeIde Elm fleines Silberidilb gu So.
ae forberte, Neiien Gropierung eineu
2eil Ger Geidid)te oieies Sriilfgeio.
bes mitteilte. DieleIbe Eeitebt aus
elmer 2pra u. linfs uno redts ou-
bon Die gsorte: q. greis, Morri.
iania"; unter Ser 2bro aber lit sic
Sobrcs5obl 1866 eingropiert. Die
Sni6rift l0Bt onber berrlten, onf,
ser @e6er ini Sabre 1866 bei eineln
Sdnaerfeit in Morriionio, ipie Re,
fanntlid, Ser norooltlihe 5cil oct
Staot Stem Dort oberbolb Sarlem &C.
noint miro, bop eincm 8erein ee.
monnen murne. Gin ollgeincines
Songcrfeit iuor es nift, benu Elm
ioldcs fano i'm Sabre 1865 in Neiu
Yorf itatt @s lit baber mol onsl'
nebmelL oaB Der @cder Der 5ipciic
greis eines 2ofoI. ooer @ml Gan
| eerfeites mar, ipelhes i'm Morriio-
nio Barf gebalten ipilroe. 8elhcr
8erein fih, bcn Brcis erllmoen, IoBi
oos Sdifb niht erfennen. @ie Scr
gehcr aus Dem @Iosihrnnf eines
@eiougpereins in ben 2aoen eines
g(nftionslofols iuol,ocrte. lit onDe;
Elm @ebeitnnis.
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uno Der Hfauenfeoerfappe belief
oct uno in einen lururioiel1 nit
goloenen 0raden per5ierten sSarg
seleet uno befinoet ii6 ieet ouf
hem @ege na6 @binaL mo- iie in oca:
@robgetp0lben Der giing=9pnaitle
beigeiett fperoen IoIl. Ser 9Srino
NOR aus China geflobelt, nohbelr
ibnl Die eelbe Geioenihnur, Die cf-
fi5iel(e 9lufforberung gum SeIbit-
nloroe, algeteilt noroen ipar. Ger
8erItorbene NOR ein Setter bes
aaiiers aluang Gu unb erlae III
ben &reiien oiirftieer Gbineien, tpel-
DIE feline bobe slbfunft ntht fann-
ten, ser SuberfuloIe.
sssn Detroit, Nfid., lit ein
Wann Nalnens Spear an ben Sol.
gen elmer slppenoicitis Operation
geitorben 9ieier Wann NOR ieiner-
5eit &allierer ber Sberlin Natio-
mol 8onf in glepelano, Ohio, uno
olrd feline Siilfe tpuroe es ntog-
lid, oaB Die groBe Shminolerin
goiiie Gbaotpid Die 8onf Inn $780,
900 bei6ipinoelte. glneroings bat
Spear itets bebauptet uno es nur-
De oud aGgemein angenommen,
oaB er ielbit in gutem @lauben ban-
bette uno BON Der gfi6tiefeit Der
gebauptunen Ser Srau Gboomid
be5iiglid ibres gerbaltnilies 5u
anorep Carnegie = ite COB ii6 be-
fanntlid fir cine So6ter Garnc-
gie's aus iiber5engt mar. Spear
muroe ieinerseit 5u lie6en Sabr1u
3ndtbaus perurteilt, nnrbe ober be-
reits Dor einem Sabr entlaiien.
.Neor 8ier" miro jest iii
Ohio, eenaB Der lebten gntiGei-
oung Ser Supreme Court. ebenio
bebonoelt pie gelp9bnIi6es Bier.
SsseOes aus Mal5 fbergeitedte @e-
tranf fallt unter Die Irobiiionen
oes County Option @eleses, gon5
sleib, ipie oiel Mlfobol barin emf
balten lit, llno OF es beronideno
lit o0er nidt. SanoIer in yNear
Bier" miiIien iest Die iabrlide @irt-
id)oftslteuer BON $1,000 be5ablen
mo MAIDEN iih itrafbar, fpenn iie
oas @etrdnf IN ,trodenen" Srten
-nerfaufen.
Sn Canton, Ohio, fllbr Elm
0obnSug in einen oihtbeiesten
9sagen binein. Drei 9Serionen, cine
ssran Soiepb Mepers unb slpei jim,
9e Wianner geamens Morris GeB
uno Ssoiepb 9feB muroen getotei
lno Die Go1ter ser 5rou Mepers.
ioipie Elm breisebniabriaer esunae
Ramens @m. 2epin pnroen i6pcr
oerlest. Oiorris 9feB nno Sri.
.WeDers iparen @routlente, sic Soh-
jeit iollte am erlten Sonnat itott.
finben.
= Nah ben Geiliusbcri6ten #.
Sainois Der orittgrobte Staat.
gr bot 5,638,591 ginlpobncr.
8ei eiller grploiion in bel
Sunlbo Minen, atpan8is MeiIen
nor6li6 bon glntlers in Sflabona,
iino 0rei5ebn Miinenarbcitcr bcr.
idiittet moroen. Man fiirdtet, oai,
aQe tot iino, flint 2eiden Dat man
lhon gefnn0en.
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e. u. G u. 3. ga5n.

AntrrTt -
SO. 1-0oufton Ii. b. aiite 700 nahm
SO. 5-9oufton II. B. 3iiite. 500 borrt
go. 5-&iiitentdote. -. .1:15 nadln
go. A Son &errbille, niir on Bo<
c1entn9en. :. :. :. ..9:30 BORN
&o. 44-@ou &errbille. nur Soun>
fa9s.. ;. :. :. 800 radl-l
So. 146- Son 8errbilIe, nur an
Wodentagen. =. :. $50 uehnt
Ibfahrt
So 2-Souifon u. b. aiiite. $3.50 born.
SO. 4-9ouiton II. b. aiiite. $40 nbenbs
SO. 6-4iiitenftdote. ;. .2:10 na6n1
80. 43-Na6 &errbile, n,ir in Bos
6entaeen. :. ..4:45 ua5m
SO. 4t-0ah aerrbiIle. mn 5onns
tags. :. :. :. :. $40 BORN
SO. 145 -gaa9 aerrpiIle. MIR in
Bo6entagen. :. ;. ..1:15 torn,
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gietpria 0isiiipn. 8. $. & g. u.
Mnflnft -
30 so5-guero. Wictoria. 80 nadm
Mbfnhrf-
mo. 8oe--guero, gictorta 500 BORN
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g.. $. & g. ". (Sa,,pt.ai1ie).

:. -. y q =. a. SsPu1tP1'1stF "
9nfunft-
@o. 9-Gom Often. 1885 posm
10. 1o-eI Yaio u. Beften. 1880 nod,m
SO. 2-Bon 0el 8fio.. ..10.50 bonn
Nbfa1rt-
SO. 9-3a6 CT gaiO unb weiten. :.
.8.. -. -. -. 300 BORN
No. 10---Rad b. @eften. 1880 abenhR
SO. 8-Ma9 oem Often. !. 100 BORN
$50 1-gab DeI Rio. .4:00 abeilos
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8inters- s-Mnians.

Ser geTns @inter fpntmt 1ernn,
God brinst ct ieIten g6nee unb Gis,
Gs feblt ms 0'rnm bic Shltttenbabn
tinb nmd ber S@neemann, srpk umh
.ueik.
Sas ShItttfhnbfanfen III ein Spprt
Sn Rpr6en ,upl fit Sebermann,
Spd1 bier flm' man Dnntit ntGjt fort,
HIS hShftens anf ber &oaidnbbabm.
etatt sdneefaa fett bier S9esen ein.
9te StraFeu merSen sum Wpraft,
S1f 1T ber liebe Sunnenihein
AnA Elm ntdlt gar sii ielt'ner Vaft.
gSas ipnit ber Winter nph beimeert
Mn tranlidBer @eieflisfcit,
Tbeater, Bllle ,inb 3pnsert,
Sas bat er nns aud bier gewetbt.
Mndl nit ber @6rten glnmemater
0erfGbrt er jfJpnenb mod 10 melt,
llnb CUR midt ielten finben mir
Rod Nnien 81 Der Weibnadts5eit.
Odd bel benz Allen fricren mir
9p ic1r, tuie man i'm gtprSen int,
Der belize CONNER ifafft nnS bier,
Gin gar entpfinbIif bitnmes gInt.
S'rnm idbdten mir i'm Sibcn and
Der Cfenwdrme. ianfte Slut,
Wenn ms bes Hprnuinbs faltcr Sand
t1miuebt, int nns Der Sfcn ent.
9ann fiten aatb Bans serne mir
Sniammen nal Inn tranten 0reis,
Sei einem WIas u "a M 8ter,
$50 Seber 81 ersdblen suetk.
Was nmS i'm CONNER bat sefahIt,
Bel bunbert Grab am beikeu Sag,
9as mirb er,pdrmenb jest sefiihif,
@ie eS aud brauken itiruten mag.
Cb sommerbtse, @interfrpit,
9ariber fhhl' i'd feinen WrpH,
9as MIamp Wter 1T bic 4pif,
Die ftbIt anb sparmt, grab mite iis tpll.
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germebrt sic sdlSnfeit.

Gle S6onbeit Der Srauen miro
ourd 8udlens @rnico SaIbe p'n,
oerbor bernebrt. Sic entfertt Sim
pies, Soutousidlaee, geulen ni.o.,
n,odt Die Snut tueih ,no iamuetcr-
tia. 25 Cts. bel alien Srueailtcn,
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Nanitalbeilmmg
------ per--~----
9terDenidwQ4e.

sdipade, uerooie gsriouen eeplaet bon Soif=
nanas(ofetsit uuo idls6ten Srdunsu, srI66pfsnoen
apsfniisn,. sIlf=, aiiden- ano aOgii4msrssn
fatdtrb. 4idqenbrhien. Stublptritopfune. Mloia=
teit, Grr6teu 3itttrn. 6erslopftn. grubeilemmuna.
aensfli6teit uno arlbGnu :. riabrsn aus BEN
. ,Suaenb frsuno", tuic einiaG, j&ntI unb
'biilia aIIe unn tIrid,en Berluiie uup anne.
re Holaen iaafuolidler Weriiruusen arino.
lid gebesIt uno belle @tiuabb'it un b froi,.
finn tnieDfr trIaast sp,rben f0nueu. - wana
Menes 6eilperfabreu. SeDsr icin eig.neG
WRIT
Rieies anssroroniiiG intstsiianis uno ltbrreibe
Bud t9sutihe Nufese 1910, tueldbes Don jung unp
alt, Rann unb 9srau, eeteien fpsrbtu ioliie, fam
eegen Ginienpuns uon 25 Gents in grisfmarfen Der.
fegelt bssoaen fperosn BON otr
Pripats Stint, 1876. Mpenne.
a1e.n gnrk, a.. %.
Man errpabu. .Nrsie areiis far xegas4
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~. 8. & s. gasn.

N. &. e s. Wabn.
Mnfinft-
go. 241-gon Solfton nnb @alpeiton
:. >. =. =. :. $50 morgers
go. 235-Wom Norben. .7.30 borIltiti.
go. 281-Bom Norben urb S3ouifcn
=. :. 1925 nafm
$50. 9-gom Morben. TAB abenbs
Nbf66rf
SO. 244-geat benz MSroen u. 3ouiton
-. =. :. :. ..7.1O pDrm
SO. 10-Nah bem Norben. 1000 borm
No. 236-Nah bem Norbeu. -. =.
:. :. 900 absn6s
$50. 242-Nad benz sorben ilnb @al.
befon. =. -. 11.50 abenos
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= Gin 2ebcn obne @rbeit 1T rie
elm Mabmen obne Bib.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
What Else Taft Did That Week

Monday September e-otoed Myopa break.
Meyer Governor Lieutenant Frotherngham
Captain Butte President presented trophies to Myopa horse
TO change into dinner clothes. Dinner Evening
on to CLAWS charges Balnge and 1awer
left for Boston at 1Oso They had brought with them
Beverly and LETT there three bulky portfolios the
documents Taft read and digested.
I3rooklne Country club, Played golf with
Carter Yale cassmate and others AT president motored
club of Boston Luncheon No. was served Watched Yale
alumni play students at baseball until Motoed home
dressed FOR dinner had it, and evening comforting with
Ballnger
until dinner time conferred with
director relative to selection TO supervisors secre
Thursday. September s-Payed golf from
sions o'clock on board yacht Mayfower to
award trophies to winners International onderclase
and preside at luncheon
mobile ride with Mrs Taft and dinner Evening at home and
Friday September 1o-Go TO- 80 to 12 At his desk
Kn % h % aa pss
ing auto ride with Mrs Taft.
Saturday -Review Beverly femen and parade of
ali the Grand Army OF Essex county Late in the after
after the Maeyeash per-
Snner and automobile ride with Mrs Taft
Sunday September 2Attoney General Wckesham caught the
president as he was starting for church. and they had
Monday September ts-Assant Attorney
Iawler brought documents probably the memoranda with
Carpenter working on his speech he
the @ v q @ ok % MoR
ersham Their topic the Balnger This evening
health and issued the order discharging CLAWS
The documents carefully
cred this busy week 65 of the official
pamphlet which the finally printed them They amount
The of contains $4,000 words takes the
eight such novels would take least GA hours
carefully considered Taft solid
complicated and fun of detail and figures that had to be mas
the figure for himself where the president found the
necessary time for this
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
A AFEATURE| IN
bALL|NGER
PROBE
(By United Press Leased Wire)

(By United Press Leased Wire)
WASHINGTON, May 18.-The
prediction that George Perkins of
the J. p. Morgan company would
be called as a witness was feat.
IRE of the BalIinger investigation
today. Letters marked personal"
and "confidentiaI" on record be.
fore the committee show that Bal
linger, soon after he became secre-
tary of the interior department,
was in communication with Per-
kins concerning the plans Perkins
and Robert n. Thomson, city engi.
neer of Seattle, had made for a
trip to Alaska last summer. -
That Thomson also will be call.
ed to the stand is considered prob
able. -
The correspondence which was
brought out by Frederick M. Ker-
by, former stenographer for the in
terror department, shows that Bal
liLser wrote a personal letter to
Thomson May 3, 1909, telling of a
visit of the secretary to Perkins. e.
Il was guest of Perkins at
Yonkers last Sunday" Ballinger
wrote. Perkins is the head of the
Morgan company.
Perkins told me he had ar
ranged for special boat to take
himself and his party, including
his family, to Alaska, to investi-
gate the feasibility of exploiting
Alaska in railroad construction
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
PREPARING
FOR END
OF WORLD

LEXINGTON, ky, May 1s.-Cer-
tain that the approach of Halley's
comet tonight spells their doom,
many farmers In Kentucky and
hundreds Of ignorant negroes are
preparing for the end Of the world
tonight, when the celestial tramp's
tail enwraps the world.
In Lexington large bands Of ne
rgoes attended all night prayer
services. Some OF the services will
contlnue, throughout the day.
The majority 70 the negroes are
In abject fear Of the coming Of the
comet. For the last week they have
been holding "union services" that
have been crowded.
A number Of persons, white and
black, have dug cellars which they
Intend to 90 into while the earth
10 passing through the comets tail.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
PEOPLE LAUGH But
HUM0R IN COMET

One man living out Union park
way thonght the comet must be
coming along last night, from the
bad luck he was experiencing. His
baby was cutting another tooth,
and It kept him awake all night
and the baby, too. About o'clock
in the morning dog set up IA
mournful howl, and exactly 80 min
utes later cat began to wall on a
nearby barn roof. The citizen and
father couldn't stand II any longer.
He thought baby and animals We're
foretelling the approach of the
comet and the end OF the world.
Giving the youngster to his mother,
he lunged out into the darkness In
his nightshirt, hit the dog with n
brick. SHE'D a shoe at the cat. and
then retired to bed, with peace in
his heart and no more thought OF
comets.
1t Is reported that one family on
the north side has constructed a
cyclone cellar and are ready to re-
tire into II this evening. with the
chickens and the family cats.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
BUGS, FROGS AND
WORMS IN SCHOOL.

CHICAGO, May 17.-kittens,
puppies, pigeons, cchikens, rab-
bits, squirrels, guinea pigs, Jap
anese mice, white rats, tad
poles, frogs, birds, bugs and
bees are some of the new "pu-
pills" to be admitted to the
Chicago public schools.
The Chicago authorities want
to incuIcate in the children a
taste for nature study, and
they believe this to be the best
way to do it.
In a higher grade of kinder
garten work the children will
take up the feeding Of cater
pillars and the studies Of the
habits Of chickens and spiders.
The report in which the
strange roster Of kindergarten
pupils. is suggested says:
"The kindergarten should
aim to develop the sense OF de-
light in nature and Of interest
ing plays with mature material
and also the sense Of affection
ate kinship with all living
things"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18

A relic Of the time Of William the
Conqueror, when Halley's comet
was thought to presage the end OF
the world, the same superstition
crops up secretly today In the
minds of thousands in Spokane
Of NJ ms throughout the world.
lnssprte Of the assertions Of the
scientists, In sIpte Of the examples
Of past well.behaved comets,
lurking, dismal dread fingers In
many peoples minds. They know
that that blazing mass OF metal 10
iurehina through space at the rate
Of millions Of miles a minute, and
they know that that vlliainous tail
will sweep over the earth tonight
and they secretly tremb'e-and
lauah aloud at the hidden fear.
From lip to lip this noon flew the
report that a .meteorite had struck
somewhere, and everybody thought
that It was only sample OF the
bombardment to follow tonight. A
United Press dispatch to The Press
rave the story of the fall of the
piece Of metal from the heavens.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
TAKING PICTURES
OF THE COMET

LICK OBSERVATORY, MT.
HAMILTON, CAL, May 18.-As
halley's comet neared it's
transit across the suns disc
astronomers and scientists of
Lick observatory today photo
graphed the phenomena almost
continuously.
The photographs are to be
used as the basis of an ex-
tended report to be made to
the Astronomical and Astro
Physical Society of America at
Washington.
The astronomers here will
continue minute to minute
photographs until the comet
has long passed the sun.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
FOURTH INNING.

Tacoma .'................ -. Il
oSdttlc U
Tacoma - Bassey singles and
steals second, but is called out at
tempting to steal third; Hartman
singles; Hall, in trying to catch
Hartman asleep off first, throws
the ball into the bleachers and
Hartman goes to third; Stevens
gets a pass to first and steals Sec
ond; Lynch drops Jansing's fly and
Hartman scores; Lynch manages
to throw Stevens out at third;
Coleman out, Akin to Adams. One
run.
Seattle-Akin takes pass;
Johnston forces Akin at second;
Custer fans; Halls out, Rocken-
field to Mott. No runs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
PERSECUTION
Of HIS OWN
ENEMIES
NEW RESTRICTED DISTRICT is
GROWING UP ON FRONT
AVENUE-A LITTLE POLICE
HISTORY.

John 7. Sullivan has used his Of
flee and his influence for the selfish
interests of himself and his friends.
He has used his high official posi-
ton for the settlement of party
scores and for the satisfaction Of
his own personal grievances and Of
those in power at the city hall; to
damn his enemies and favor his
friends after partial style, most
pleasing to himself, and without re-
gard for the rights men are entitled
to in impartial enforcement of laws.
His entire regime has been one
of persecution for the enemies Of
himself and others in power. He
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