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HAFFBN HANGS ON TO HIS JOB
WATSON WANTS HIM TO our.
scr HE WON'T.
Justice DASss. whS AppasRssa Islm n Goa
demnasisa CSmmlsslsner. Thinks TIE
Assghs Resign. hot wo~1 Ash EEI'n
ro-And uanea wOn Fight % out.

NNa4AN9at11 DNutuanal9NtFs NNAAMtAa 10
asSwhs Resign. hot Wsn't ASK BlSn
rO-ARd uanea WIn Fight % out.
Corporation Counsel Watson wrote
yesterday TO Justice Vernon NJ. Davis
that LOUIS T. HAGsen. whom thu Justice
had appointed a condemnation COM
missioner. was notorioJtsly unfit. Hs
asked for HaGsn's removal. Justice
Davis declined 10 remove him. but said
that Psrhaps Il might DO better for him
not 20 serve. Haffen last night wrote
q letter to Mr.. Watson refusing to resign.
To Justice Davis Mr. Watson. wrote,
AS you know. Hafi@nis name was
not directly or indirectly proposed or
suggested by mo for this position. In
deed hope to 20 through my term Of
Once without placing upon my record
any such ineradicable stain a. I should
deem thia 20 be-
Davis To revoke the appointment Mr..
Watson wrote:
I should Ray that Hane0 was beyond
question notOrI0usly unfit. He has been
conyintsd uI'on trial and hen ring before
a nn1eree. With the approval Of the Governor
after review oF che evidence. Of the worst
Of Official and moral delinauenciea. The
public TOrget- quickly perhaps, hut " has
not forgotten the gros@ iniduitIes 81 Hahen
and that u was he Who IN the Board OF
EStIsnats Initiated the HUNTS Point pro-
ceeding. In which condemned property
aAasssed At about y. 80 was acquired by
.ne Guy ., "o" o. ' 49,, N ia W.
~, ,ns ';or.rror t,or, ,hs &C. 81 norou IN
President scarcely more than slu months
ago upon cypress hndlnRs Of added pay
rolls. unc"hHcio m bic wA ste of public n oneys,
his political iohhery. hts uss Of ofhcAl
nower 70 fnrther his pers"nai pecunnry
San
70. c 80 ~.
s'.sIan~-, -. 80 >. So, % nv on.
Mo /. moi of ,re.,d moral char,c,sT This
risht Of examination I shaiI Of course
exercise at the proper time and place
Meanwhile mos' "a rnes'ly protest q - inst
the appointment ~ Louis , HAhen or any
OF ms Una IN any pFoce~nnk !" N IN,,Il
me GU, = Anu iIp uIs"s
An ~. ,,,oc..t,n, hsrs,r. rcys referred 70
ne forth wish annuIled and revoked
,-
"-'" D~''s '-"
DEAR SIR Nour letter Naa the nrst lnti.
nation nave nat mat YOU aAd cen nsi"
mspon.'o'e I"I tne appo'n. ,I ~.
..a.I'.,,','', -. 80. ny ~. .nd ,T,,ho.,t
s'',,ss.,ioT FINN, Won ar .nvhodv m vour
ONE Of course yon are at liberty to
r,iolish ihn letter. Very truly yours.
NENSoN W. DAVIS
a,,n. NJ thu nawaunn~ra had cre<liau.i
NJ n a,.or wi,h the appointmeut. Later
IN the Aav whep h. VA. leaving the
CRIMINAL courts BGi,ding. J,,-t,ce PAWS
.ai1 10 a r.por,.r.
4 ,hink tina, TN. Corpora,ion Counsel
has greatly oyerutatad tn. case against
Mr. uaGau hay. known Haaen for
rrnnv year. and n. is a civil engineer
~ ,r-s, ability A. tho tinc that I Ap-
u,,,n,s.i him I thought that he would
MARA n rood commissioner. and I stin
Nndjn1. 81 tho Investigation which rp-
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FOxHALL KEENE TN ROwN.
BSeasks fis roilarbone IN steeplecnase
On England--Net His FtFst Fan.
SPECIAL csss Dsspafea 70 TEE 5

BBeaks fsis COilarbone IN steepieehase
ln England--Net Bsis Fisst Fan.
SPECIAL csbis Dsspafea 10 TEE Srs.
LoNpox. March so.-Foxhall keene.
riding his own horse. Precentor H.. In
O ssespl~chAss to-day. was thrown and
broke his oollarbone.
In Ise7 Foxhall Ksene fell from his
horss wfiIe he was riding 70 hounds In
Ireland and suffered from . broAen nose.
Several years before that his leg was
broksn in England. Three years later
he was thrown under his polo pony during
a zane as tho old Prospect Park parade
around and wAs nearly killed. and in
Ieca he fell on his head from his hunting
horss IN England. but wAs not ssriOusiy
hurt.
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Arkansas PRIMARIES.

Bov. DomnWhey Aeems 90 Nave Won Mec@n0
NWsuinatlOn.
ITTrI.F ROCK. Ark March 30.-Demo-
cratic primaries we're held throughout
Arkansas to-day for all State. Congress
district and county ofIiceS
e & KavanAuRh Of this city opposed
Gov George " Donaghey for a second
term Returns received up TO late to-
night Indicate tho reslectiOn 81 Donaghey
by At least -. 20
Gov DonaRhey said tonight that the
slsccinn resulted in a regular landslide
for him. He gave kAvanaugh sin out Of
the seventy five counties in the state.
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ONLY MEN ESCAPED ALIVE.
ShoesHlng Features 90 PSFe Psnse aa Hm-
wMFtan yBIsags FeuttVal.


spsciai Casfc Dsspafeb ~ THE SuN.
VIENNA. March O.-The latest details
Of the catastrophe on Sunday night az
OekOsrito. when nearly 900 persons per-
iahed in a FIRE in q coach house in which
a ball Was in progress. furnish an idea
OF the horrible effect Of panic on man.
hood. Nearly all thoss who escaped from
the burning building we're msn. and it II
evident that they owe their lives % the
sxertion Of superior physical strength.
womsn and girls and sven infAnts we're
thrown aside and trampled upon in mad
terror by the men OF the dead Ia we're
children between ! and . years Of Ags.
Practically an the young women Of this
village periahed.
The surviving young msn are quoted
a. saying that ~ no marriagsabla girls
are left tbsy VII emigrnsc 20 America
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SERUW ron RHEUMArTC FEVER
Revealed 60 French Academy a6 Medicine
-PpeVeaas Affection &C Heagt.

Special Caeis Despatch 70 TEE SuN.
PARIS. March 9O.-Dr. Roeenthal has
communicated to the Academy Of Medi-
cine me details OF experiments with q
new serum for rheumatic fever.
He says that IL has been very successful.
especially in preventing subsequent &Hec-
ton OF the heart
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muwhes ASSI-SsamSllmg BsIls 20 Ne Ne
noPten.

ALBANT. March 90 The Assembly
Codes Committee to-day agreed 20 report
tavOrnbly the series Of three bills desired
by Gov Hughes and the International
Reform Bureau designed to prohibit
oral boOkmaking and 60 punish OlnOSrs
Of racing associations that license OF
permit gambling on tlssir rncstracka
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NEW ITALIAN CABINET
I.uIIntll F0VIns = Coalition Ministry
G:ubHano fSr Psvesgn Affairs

spectai Csbts DsEpafrh - THR SuN.
RoME. March 81 Signor Llzzatti has
formed q coalition Cabinet. In which
alEnor 0iuliano. formerly Italian Am
baaaador 10 Great Britain. has tho Foreign
pngtfOlio.
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49,. = s.sssHs ~ a. res.ss ana sas
IA IVAN ard sleep1nT eap8 llela View Ne[H. ~
infugmaaioa-N. v. once t9aS uFEs4"ags-ASs.
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mEWWWW 1ANwGnA on HwwNmY WINE.
nAnFrw tgf1Fa Nllmar. Madeira mffar.
y. 7, newpy q sons Co. ~ Peiton 81 New Yogk.
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. E::f H So 's= E sss Hi Ess 1s: sss
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"a. sT Fs.s, 49, ~ a. sEas !. go sA9E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-08
Ser SelbitmDrb 2uedenis.

ueber Die Iebten Gage oes onar.
6iltiihen Moroers beg olterreihi.
i6en &aiierin miro aus 8elrf Be.
rt6tet:
2l,cdeni botte in Ser festen 3eii
it6 lpieoerboIt oariiber befloat,
oab ef bie pollfomlnene MbgeldJloi.
ieflbeit nidt 1nebr pertraae. Oils
lbm beoeutet tpurbe, baB es ouscc-
l9loiien iei, oaB er feline strofe in
@eleal9aft bon a1oeren S6ftlin.
gen abbiiBe, eriubte 2ucbeni nm
8uder lino 3eitungen. Oo 2uc.he.
nj ieood nur ieIten Bidder erbieIt,
tobte er unb attadierte jeoesmal
Den Narter 10 oft oieier in 6ie
3eae trot. 2ncbeni ipuroe inlmer
trobiger, arbeitete ilidts mebr uno
lam mGbreno Der Iesten 3eit nad
eineln Rittel, einen 5elbItmoro sll
begeben. SSnfolge Der itGnoigen lie.
beripadllng ipar ibm btes ieood)
iininoglih, 5untol ct nod Dem Ieb,
ten Sobludtsonfalle, tpobei er Ell.
lten 8artes--anfief Inn 0is3ipIirur.
ipege in elmer &eller3elIe interniert
muroe 2ucdeni mar bis gum lee.
ten Moment pollfommen normal
slae @eriidte, oab er infolge Scr
labrelangen ginaelboft aeiiteslun.
nobtet sefpeien iei, fiilb nnbegriin.
Get. SSnfolge Der glusfi9tsIoiig-
felt, iein S6itfiaI dnoern su fon.
men, oadte 2ucdeni Die sol,5e 3eit
mir oaran, Die slnfmerfiomfeit Der
8efanenismarter 81, tduiben, inl
gorbereitungen fir einen 5eltIf.
moro au treffen. Wdbrenb 2uchenl
onardiltiide uno anoere frehe gc.
Der fang, botte er bereits aus oen
Seibgurt cine Sdlinge eemadi
uno an bem Glitter befeitigt, uo.
rouf er ii6 erbdnete. glls einise
Wfinllten aus Ser Belle fein 2out
mebr gu bernebmen mar. fiel oies
ben @artern auf, fie iaben nodl
nno fonben 2ucdeni bereits tot. Dic
Sei6e miro Der Sbouftion auge.
fiibrt uno ipurbe iil's 2eibenbms
eebroht.
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Sdmmamn.Seinf,

6rau grneitine 5dumann.$einf
peronitaltet am fommenoen 5reitaa
abeno in Der geetbopen &olle Elm
aon5ert - eine Mabri1t, Die allen
aunitfreunoen iebr pillfolnmen iei,
nuB, oenn Die Dame lit bie erite nnb
glan5enoite bramatiide uno 2ieocr.
laneerin Der Sest5eit. sSbr 8ortros
lit i'm bodften MaBe pollenoet nno
iie iinet init elmer erldiitternoc,
Snnigfeit, @drne uno &raft. gs lit
Elm unbe5ablbarer @enuB, iie 5u bo-
rem uno es fat nod Seoer nod Ell
nem ibrer &on5erte oas Sous in
ipeibepoller Stimnang, bon 8eeei1te-
rung our6gliibt, berloIlen.
9ie @elesenbeit, elmer 10 eminen.
ten 8iinitlerin gu lauiden, ift nns
nur ielten eeboten. Sir baben fie
oiesn1al ipieoer Der Snitiotipe Der
Srau 6. Serbberg gu perbanfen, Ole
in eetpiiiem Mabe Die Siibruna Ser
&unitbeltrebungen auf muiifaliidem
@ebiete iibernommen bot.
@s ftebt mol gu eriporten, oab
iSrau Shumann.Seinf am ssreitos
cbeno bon einem reht sablreiGen
Iuoitorium begriiBt tper6en tpirh.
Man beriebe iid redt8eitis nit Gin.
trittsfarten.
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Grinaernmsen am seoan.

Stt Der neueiten Nummer Der Ha.
riier Salbmonatsidrift y2o Hebue"
lperoen Iuf5eibnungen oes &on1man.
oanten 8ioaI peroffentlidt, Ser nit
Dem 81 acknowledgement i'm 2o
ger BON Gbalons mar, ben Warid)
nod Seoan nitma6te, BORT an Ser
S6la6t teilnabnt uno NIT Dem gal.
5en 9eere in @efangenlhaft geriet.
Die Iufseihlltneen bringen fir sic
8ei6idte nibts 9eeues, aber iie emf.
1alten cine 9feibe gin5eIbeiten BON
9erooe5u padenoer Mni1auIidfeit,
oa, mo- Der @auptnolnl Die 8ertpir-
rung in Der fran5oiiiden glrrnee, OH,
&opfloiigfeit Der 2eitling, sic Man.
| gelboftigfeit Ser 8erpflegung uno oic
aQmablige 2oderung Der Dis5iplill
ldiloert. Ger oellti1en grnee lGBt
er alle @eredtiefeit pioerfabren; 10
Idreibt er naf Ser &apitulation Der
fran5oiiihen Irmee, als Die gnttpoii-
tune pon5ogen mar uno Die ein5elncn
2l6teilungen gum 4bmarih in Die @e-
Fansenidoft nad DeutidIanb gebilhcl
tparen: .Das Sborep-Gor NOR ben
einem fein6liben 9o5ten beiest, 6eIien
2eute aIle, Die NideIbaube auf bern
aopfe, ftebenb ober iiseno, Die ipeibe
Boraeaonpfeife ralthten, unb amcr
nit elmer &ube uno einem 9bleglno,
oas ib benunoern muBte; nur eine
Shilomahe bepodte Die @etpebre.
Drauben Dor benz Sore oebnte iid ben
Bdllen entlang eine l,nge6eltre 2inie
Snfanterie aus; mir n1nBten rehts
3tpiiden ibr nnb ben @efeitigungen
aurdmarl9ieren mb oann inebrere
Stun0en Salt MAIDEN. 9abei bpipun.
oerte ib Die ltroffe 8oltltng uno be
Sauberfeit bieier SoIooten, oie mel.
ltenteils mebr oIs einen 0tonat Gil
n1Gride binter iih botten, uno i6 be-
uunberte namentlid) Die rubise ilno
miiroige Soltling oieier iiegreiden
Nrmee:: fem ipottiides 2GdeIn, fein
eiienfreiierifder Musorud in oen &c.
iihtern = an ibrer Gtelle tpare il11-
lere Saltung cine gon5 anbere gene
ienl Sd NOR Dirflid betroffen bon
oiefer @iiroe i'm Siegel" Spater
ipriht iib Der 8onmanoont aller-
oings iebr bitter iiber Die Sartber5ia-
feit Der Deutiden aus, als ieine gb.
teiluns cine Wode long auf elmer
6lubiniel liegen uno furdtbaren Sun.
ger unb Naiie ausiteben muBte, biz iie
enolid BON Den Deutihen etlpas 3uie.
Bad erbielt, aber = 10 fiigt er rnelai..
doliih bel = vbaben mir Senn elm
beiferes Shidial peroient9"
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Wie IN ntes!

Wic III nfeS!
gBir bieten etnDrnpert Dollars geIoh.
nnng fur ieben Sau bon &atarrh, BEL
niht onrb @innebmen bon Sau's ao,
tarrh@Bau eebeiIt tperoen tam.
i. 8. 9 &beneb &Go, gisentb.
SoIeop. s..
8ir. Die unter5ei6neten, baben s. q
@beneb lett ben lesten IS sabren ae.
fannt llnb baIter i'm fir bonfommen eh,
renbaft in allen @eiddftsperbanbImneer
uno finan5ieu befdbiet. ale bon feinel
Strna eingegangenen Berbinolihfeitei
5u erfiillen.
Beit u Srnag, grobbaubels.Dro.
euiiten, Solebo. $.
Us albing, &innnn & Maroir
@roBbonoels< <Droglliten, 9olebo, ,o.
9au's &ntarrb<&ur rirb innerIid1 oes
nommen mn6 tpirft bireft auf bas BIni
lnno Die fhleimigen DberfIdden bea
Spitems, Seugnifie frei uerfar1bt. preia
75 Gents per Slaide. gerfa1ift bon aaer
Npotbefen.
3aa's Ean1iIien<gillen iino bic beiteu.
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Sonntaesousgaben bon 3eitunge't
uneiiltig ieien, oa oas griheinen
Der 3eitunaen am Sonntag eile
gerletuneen Der @rbeitereeieee oe9
Staates lei.
Sobn S. Dieh, Ser biel ge-
nannte ogerteioiger oes Cameron
Damm", tpuroe gegen gurgi6oft
bon $4,000 IN sSreibeit geiebt
aber oltf eine nnoere Arflage hin
gleid, tuieoer perbaftet.
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Die Sair.

Die Gair tit iett er5ffnet, nnb
MMf alien Straken ,uimmelt bnnt
Die feingepntte Menfdenidaar
sins alien Segas =Stabten gar.
Msan fontmt ia germ an jeber Jriit,
Sel6it .ueun bier feine 5air grab 1T,
Nad) Gun Mntpn', ber if)5nem Stabt
9ie 10 niel Mnsiebenbes bat.
Gtnfanfen fann man bier TO i11u,
Ste alerneMeiten Mepben ieb'n.
Ste Samen baben intnter germ,
Selbit menn eS baklifb, tpas mpbern.
llnb auf ber Sair tn bieiem Sdbr,
Sit'S arrangiert gans tunnberbar,
'nent jehen tutrb burt bprgefiibrt
gTas ibn ant metften int'retitert.
8egeiitert man fir 8iebsnd)t iidJ,
9ie sr1kten Sdbien fidlerlidJ
Siebt man BEL ber 9elegenbett,
Mhb amber gieb5eus madjt iid1 brett.
ttnb nid5t nnr mas ba fremdJt unb fleus.
Muh mas bas Eegas =Sane ersengt,
Mnf ieinen Sarmten, grph nnb Helm,
gStrD gter dur SWau BcFeAet letH.
Gebft ba bmrdD bic MsaidJinenbaa'
Sp hiite bid anf ieben san,
tiMb fpmm' ben 9fGbern nidlt an nab.
Spnit cb' bn's bentit, it's ltnBliif ba.
Slit bm Elm annftentbniiaIt,
60 iei mid: in 81 srueer Sait,
itnb nimm' bir 5ett unS quite Stub
Senn pieles Sd6ne finbeit bm.
finb tpenn bn tniibe bis nom Geb'n,
Sp ruh bid aus, 6raud5it ntdJt su fteb n,
Trinf' snr Grboluns, rat idt bir,
Gin 5liidbd1en bann aIamp Hter.
Wpn aflem sf5nen, bns mir bier
9eiiten, lit aIamp gier
Has ShBnite, mos MIR ie erbadlt,
8nt Can Mntpn' berHbmt semadjt.
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3ettete bas 2eben eines Mannes npm
eSuiua.

9fobert Maoien bon Weit SIR.
lington, Soma, i6ien oenl @robe
oerfaaen, als, na6oem er Z @oden
i'm Soipital sugebradt, bier Ser te-
item @er5te i'm aufgoben. Da aeigte
lid Die ipunoerbare 9eilfraft BOZ,
electric gitters. 5 Glaiben furier-
ten ibn bolIltanoig BON 2eberleincr
uno @elbiu6t, obne peitere Siilfe
pom 0oftoren. Sour 80 Gts. bel aler
Druagi1ten.
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= Sn einer fleinen Oamen &c.
ieGidoft tpuroe frdftie geflatitt. 90
meinte elm iiingeres 6rduIein ifiit.
tern: Sd flatide ME iiber einen
abweienoen. :. man peib ia nidt,
OF man i'm niht nod heirotet.
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Gas Germs NSunber

beiIt olle yareren, BIaIen unn rbeil.
matiide 2eioen; Bel alien gruggtlien
ODER 2 monatlide 8ebanolung per
Roit fir 81. Or. 6. @. Sau. 292C
Olipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Mo. SGrelbt
fir 3eugnifie.
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germehrt bic SdlDnbeit.

Ole Sd0nbeit Der Grauen tuiro
onr6 8udlens glrnica Galbe tp,ln.
oerbar bermebrt. sic entfernt Bims
pies, Salltausibldge, 8eulen ui,o.,
naht oie Saut ipeih uno ianlmetcr.
tig. 25 Gts. bel alien Druggilten.
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Naoifalb
-oer-
9tcrDeni6wdde.

s@pa6e. nerp6ie psriouen. eeplagt bon 6uff=
nunasloiisteit usb idledteu Srdumen, eri66pfenben
aushnFien.. gruf=.. @iiden= uno aopiidmepen
6aarausfan. gbnobms beg Seb5rs unb @efdts,
Raiarrb. Waaenbriiien. etubtpertopfuna. WIoio.
felt, srr6ten 3ltteriL 6eptlopfen grufbeilemmune,
aenefliGtrit uno Sribltnn - erfabren aus BEN
,Sngenbfr uuD", ME siniaG, tdneu nnb
billig als nnn iiir i@sn WerIu1e nup nno,.
re Talaen iua'nDliher Werhrungan priino
lid pebs.lf uno bnfIe @eiunbb Ii n b ssrab-
finn iuiebfr srIanat b rnsn f6nnen. voan,
nsfea 6silperiabr Seoer isin eig ne
Nraf
Tieies anBerorosntlih intereffante uno tebrreih,
Bud t0eut6e Guhaee 1910, ueldes bon Jung uno
oft damn uno Nrau. eelden meroen ioliie, fam
eesen Gnienouna BON 25 Gents in Griefmarten uers
heaelt bsje9en fperoen bon Der
Yriuat- alinif, 1875. Mpcnne,
11rt1r 9ork, a. %.
Ran ertpnhn' .Nreie grefie fir xesas".
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@ie es beibt, breitet iid Sic
bon oen General @ollaoares in
Sononras begonnenen Hebolution
ipeiter ails.
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bod aud oeiierl.

bod au6 oeiien,
Der nit Shaoel uno nit Sirn
Sungerno pfliigt, lei nidt pereeiien. +"
go iang 5reiligrotb, uno Der fiir5.
lih peritorbene Marf Stpatn bat
$6t1,t36 binterIalien.
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M. 8. & s. Balm.

". ". W - Vu9H.
Nnfunft-
Ro. 24t-gon Soufton nnb galbeftpn
:. :. ;. $50 morgens
go. 236-0om Norben. .7.80 borntiti
SO. 231-Wom Norben unb &ouftcn
SO. 9-go,n Noroen. ..7:46 abenbs
Nbfabrt
SO. 244-Naf bem MSrben II. 6oufton
:. :. :. :. ..7.10 uurm
SO. 10-Nad oem Norben. 100 porm
SO. 236-Na9 benz Norben. -. >.
!. !. 900 abenbs
Ro. 242-Nab benz Norben lnb Gal.
betton. :. .11.60 abenba
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= 9inbiep nitro alien 0eotionali-
taten eeredt.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
BOOZE and AUTO
FAIL TO EMBRACE
Saloonist Declares Speedometer
Doesn't Work on Cash Reg
lister in Gasoline Row

The increasing automobile business,
which has spread to such an extent in
this city that the lower portion of
Van Ness avenue seems to be solid with
garages, has forced Patrick NJ. Nc
Gushin, member of the late Schmitz
Doodle board of supervisors, to seek a
location near the San Mateo county line
for his saloon.
McGushin. who has conducted his sa
loon at the corner of Fulton street and
van ness avenue since the fire of 1905,
was granted permission to move to the
northwest corner of San Bruno and Le-
land avenues by the board of police
commissioners last night.
It's better location he explained
TO the commissioners last night. but
when he filed his application with clerk
skelly he said that the automobile
industry had forced him out. and that
ne preferred to locate in an out of the
way district rather than in Market
street
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
MACHINE SCORED
BYLEAGUE LEADER
Hiram w. johnson Denounces
the Herrin Political Bureau
and Castigates Rivals

Hiram w. Johnson, fresh from his
speech making trip through the
southern part of the state, resumed
his local platform activities in
Maennerbund hall in Potrero avenue
at twenty fourth street last night.
Five hundred voters and residents of
the Potrero district filled the hall
and heard the Lincoln Roosevelt
league candidate for governor de-
nounce the Southern Pacific politi-
cal machine and It's creatures, and
the speaker was froundly cheered
when he promised, if elected. to kick
w. F. Herrin and the Southern Pa
cific railroad company out of the
government of this state.
AS in his previous speeches, john
son did not refer to any of his op-
ponents in the race for the repub-
lcan nomination by name, but by
cutting satire and ridicule of what
he called their platforms he made
his meaning plain to his hearers.
I am here to talk of a definite
object and a serious purpose" he
said. Il am not here to beguile an
audience as a politician, but to
present concrete problem, a prob
lem that is yours to solve, and / am
helping to solve it for your benefit
My opponents are talking glittering
seneralities and voicing their solicit
tude for the prune and lemon crops
or for good roads, things that every
one with ray Of intelligence must
favor. The one great issue is, how
ever, whether the people shall take
back the government of the state
or shall it remain the asset and
chattel of William +. Herrin and
the Southern Pacific railroad COM
pany?
Il ask you men who furnish the
soldiers when the flag is in danger
to give us the soldiers to fight for
good government and to rescue our
state from it's political thralldom
now that the direct primary gives
us the power to do so," said the
speaker, after reviewing conditions
under the old convention system
and comparing them with existing
conditions.
Johnson alluded to the expense
entailed in the conduct of his op-
ponents' campaigns, saying:
There is no bank or corporation
behind my fight. / have toured the
state on this crusade in my own au-
tomobile driven by my son. and de-
spite the prophecies of politicians I
can truthfully say that / have sue
ceeded in arousing the people to the
Importance of our fight by persist
ent hard work aloneo
The speakers recent denunciation
of Harrison Gray Otis in the south
was referred to and Johnson's i'm
passioned utterances on this subject
were vigorously applauded
Johnson reiterated several of the
statements made in previous
speeches, particularly those attack
ing William f. Herrin and prophe-
sying his own success. A glowing
tribute to Theodore Roosevelt and
the cause of insurgency closed his
speech.
Kenneth Mcleod presided. and
among the vice presidents were A
p. Harlatt, J. B. Abrahamson, E. T.
Mize. III. Beshorman, G. III. Won der
Mehden, w. ]. c. Calvin and G. ii.
Williams.