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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

faT - cash. balance iu three years. buys
nica 40 foot lat tZa feet deep sltuato
in good district north end ~ Green
Lake. others ere selling their tote FOR
$500 20 400. and oar property 10 much
higher and IHh "a rfFr No w.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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trr Hna larger Sacens ri Hids
Lost AND FOUND.
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70 tbs sama Colonel isia ticrnsa taa
90 collar Reward Hsturn afs Aloha
easilsa sitter asniins dos. " nop'hs
aia. whits hlara AID tan. ticknd
y tsEf npward.
Haotsh collie. nins months Old. an
swsrs 20 aams Of lack liberal reward.
f.ast--Sssf io,6 aad riks. ops sasnpis
Cass Finasr .ili BE rewarded ~ eaiiius
f.ssf savings nass book 10 iasfs
Fiadsr fs'urn TO wash Trust and Saw
inEs HHnk
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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NINE EotA--Citeles ThaTsasr even.
tnEs, FssdinEs daily, DHEHpES. ttet
fifih Main 1856
Eshslnsn q Wilson. eAFpsntsrs Ana
iabhars uiudnW ard door screens a aps.
ciaity Main iifes lad sisi
-al1s~aaaHssaissaassss
FURNISHED HOUSES
>~~~~~~~~~4~~~.~~~~~
The rsat You pay on furuiturs In
furnished house.. u applied on goods par-
chassa ~ yourself sna paid far ~ ,ha
ssn q We ssisaa credit woo4hoass
4 rlan Furu. Co, as piks q
For Rsnt-t .ruem tarpishsa house,
close % car lnqslfs &. fhofn psnn. Ises
Eighth FL. cernaf Kenyon sidney iif1
,os.. wS ss sss'' w. ~. sT,.1
aoath Aiki Baach. Main st14 NJ Thur
iew
Nicely Furnished s-room cottage. per
mABeni tenants desired North ISIS
FLATS
.~~s~~.~~.~,~~Sy~~~~
Threa-fsofa furnished uat. also unfuT-
niahsi. one t-room cottage. 1919 iiaHsli
" Main slii
Must sell Or rent ~ once modern flat
Plat . isfs Eighth av
Modern ard G-reuu flata. close IN. Hal
lard tla and Ne rheue hallafd lss.
Far Hsnt--s-raom furnished flat. fur
nished rooms 10 rent also. lee 10TH as
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Help wANrEo-FsmALE

Want En-Esverai young women wiih o.
Without sspsFisnqa, a. telephone opar
THIRD AZ The Pacific rsisphons .
Telegraph Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
HELP WANTED-mALE.


s~~~~~ls~ J~~s~~s~<4~N(~.~~
Earn $500 % 81 500 an acre on kirkland
hGurateHd. splendid soil for vegetables
and fruit, only ftb1 and up per acre.
terms SHtTemaiy easy half hour from
Seattle Take Madison ear and kirk
land ferry or Anderson boat 70 office VI
BURKE a FARnAH. on wharf AZ
Kirkland. or call fes 70 COS New York
block Open evenings
WANTED-M ana womnn to learn tho
barber trade. Complete course. ffe
WAGES PAID YOU WHILE LEARN.
ING Diplomas given. Larges, school
NGTfONAL BARBER cOLLEGH
ss washington st. seattle. Main stN
Carpenter Wanted-TO rent one large
room. com pietelY furnished Tor house
keeping, pay rent IN work al Odd times
Call nt 1924 ifth Nv ~ ".
Wot-air furnaces Installed and re-
paired iet us figure With you Western
sheot Metal Mig CO. an1 Railroad ~
Rates in this column are ! cent n word
Ten cords 20 cents. when set close.
$40 blue serge sample suits. tt350
Traoia. room zo7. a0sh Thlrd
cHAWFOHD FLooH co, u 3fEi
Hard wood floors floor nurfncets wanted
SECOND hand clothing bought and sold
f0it Pike ~ Main b8l3 ina = 1889.
wanted timer Cnli up East slh
"A prof Stevens Sew Method Teach o.
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The CULVER in a girls voice Is
often used TO draw q beau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
FunfllsttEp RooMa

e~~s~~y~~~~-~~~~~~ s~~~~-~~-~N.~4~~.~.N
"rhe Nirginus. can bells. closets
sGs virginia st. I hot and cold water
hik from WeHtiske In every room free
Az teb modern fur baths aud phonaai'
nishsd Gail outsider rates from g. 90 10
rooms. everything % per week Walk.
new steam heat lnr distance IN
THE ANNEX -208t Eighth av. near
WeHflaks av new. clean, furnla oil.
Htanm- heated bedrooms lfur menI
Rates ~ so per week zoe per night
OLYMPIC APARTMENTS New manage
msnt Housekeeping. furnished single
or en- suite. ~ To- up. sleeping rooms
81 so up. free baths. best and cheap
est ciusr.in apartments IN city e0i0
Western nv. near Public Market
-Four large rooms suitable for two fam
lies. only 40, right in town. Keys
1919 rika 81
Hest. oieauest and cheapest modern
ouisids rooms The oaks. Pike ana
Nluth
RoALfN uoTEts-tgg Fifh M stoam
heat. not wntcr. closets. low rates
Front rooms for ono on two. ell bn nor
week 2732 sixth av tT73
Rates Boz thls column aFe . cent word
Ton words 10 cRntH. when aet close
BOARD AND ROOM.
Se~cse~N~e~N10~0eTe0s0s@< ~r~~Ne~-~~.Nee0~~e~~
Hest board ana room in city private
house, for tHO mon VIII make better
rate. ti6f ilth nv, ono block from Mad
isou car
Wanted -Cbndrcn under 90 board
rhone Ind WHO sos
Desirable people viii fnd pleasant
home with excellent board at 22t John ct
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G3 !: e.: !: =. I :: 9, 9: !.
MONEY by COO
rul,isr our bargain eaislosas We
cooperate ~ EivinE you the bee,
coin ALL THE TINE Make Us prove
Nil BE- NAILED FnEE i wiu con
vincs you that IT PAYS TO DEAL
Your repair work wli Be done promptly
In our shop Yours for HAhSAtSs
iato Second Ave, Seattle
nieskS. 6fick' piers window silis, lava
vases Peerless Brick Co, Inc. Aels
western Az Phons Queen Asns g.
Contracts ard Mortgages eoush,
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NY Own Money 70 Huy
MORTGAGES AND CONTRACTS
spot cash. No Delay,
w. y Creeuway, Banker aud Broker.
soe Burke Buiidipg seattle
CAIETERIAs,
'ssfffS1l,s0 e stsfis N ,sSfIng Il IN
dlvidual baked chicken PIE. Zoe
CuIR0PoDIsTs.
Corns huniana tnEruNing nails. cal
iouses pr " r. Miller. New York Grad.
uate. suite Ao Marion Rldg Phone sltl
500 MONTHLY. 2bc A CORN.
A. w KLINE. 456 ARCADE BLDG.
DIR WILLIAMS. ehlibiains. oorns etc.
aais Eighth av. Main Isse
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DERFUf. MEDIUM Gives valuable ad-
Vice on all affairs Of life Permanently
located At her private bone. b4Aa fine
At near sixth ay. Also gives wonderful
lucky charms "
Madam po Moys. medium. card readiug,
rs rontEt clatrk oyaut. SO cents Circles
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday even
tnEa at 500 SIS Yesler way. room 1
CARD READING = Ladies 2sc, men
soc. ieas Terry AZ. Eastlake car
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an chronic diseases a9s Arcade N slit
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'ISsSnSeSs' : and men ; second hand cloth.
ing ana All articles ~ value bought and
sold Kosa. ails First, Ind. s3ls.
Nrr7n0nre' III 7iif,"N AZ o1orccScasy
$3.50 gIsIJSScJJN>I AeIScIE%ooooc
ma, Ssdy 69;gsu' Nam AsS tt,s Ind safs
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Hold Br0s els Arcade building
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~ % HAS Gkavana1gh. 16lB FIRST az
Hats cleaned aud blocked.
LAWYERS
A. = spockert-All courts, collections.
corporations organized Notary public.
Damage cases a speciality Both phones
so0-f-a Burke INK. second and Marion.
H. n schoff Lawyer. sea- Pioneer
Bids Consultation free, Personal In
iuriea a speciality Practice in all courts
Corwin townsend. ao5 Bailey mdg
Consultation free husband. wife injuries
oSTEOPATHlC LICENSED
PHYSICIANS.
Members national. state and County
Associations,
hN NElEN - WALkE k FOb.6 nrnnV
building. ll0S Second uN Graduate
kirksyinc 1909; recent post graduate
i.os Angeles Phones, Main t2So; resi-
Nnupa Eaaf nuHV
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FURNISHED APARTMENTs.

GRAND VIEW APAHrmDNTa te3
Easiiaks. strictly usadern. completely
furnished q a. Groom uuffoHs special
fnd- 1914
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FoR sALE = MiscELLANEoUs,

FOF GALE - MlaCE LLANEOOo .
-r~eyr-rscse~o~N~S-e=escS
. - HiLi.lAhn 60. is NOT DOING busi-
ness a. 1919 Western Az Take any
Fifst aFs South ear 10 1873 FtfEt Az
Mouth, get Off az walker e. and look
the goods over. There II differences
We CAN and Do give you the best
values ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

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AGENTS WANT 1n@sEs afd ~ supetY
So asmand Tor ct1ies raFserf stps3
9utflt ffer rash werhtF Address 90 Ff-
Tat Cf1V NURSERY coMrANT. asism.
uF~sen
kithrr seN EasF work tiK paF, call
AZ Heona SIS wHfisn kuitsink
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
BONDSMEN SURRENDER
FORMER MAYOR QUINN
Is Charged With Defrauding
Boy in Land Deal
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CRUZ, Nov. l0.-Richard P.
Quinn. former mayor of Watsonville
and at one time a real estate operator.
IS in the county jail on a felony charge.
Quinn was at liberty on 81 600 bonds,
but his bondsmen, Charles NJ Cassin
and Seth Mann. asked to be relieved,
and Quinn was unable TO find new
bondsmen.
Quinn is charged with misappropriat-
ing money forwarded him by Jeremiah h
Jackson. an IS year old boy Of San
Francisco. The boy. ii is allie ged. agreed
10 purchase q piece Of property in the
PaJaro valley on the condition he should
pay $50 down and the balance in $40
monthly payments. When the time for
settlement came il was found Quinn
had never purchased the property and,
IL IS alleged, kept the payments.
When examined, his attorneys asked
for q dismissal on the grounds the al
legged crime was committed in San
Francisco where the contract was
signed. but their plea was overruled
and Quinn was held TO answer Quinn
was subsequently arraigned in the
superior court Friday, November 4. and
viii plead Wednesday morning before
Judge Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
DEPEW UNRUFFLED,
TALKS OF CAREER
Country in Arms, Says Defeated
Senator; Gaynor Is Mem
toned as Successor

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.-Apparently
the United States senate had come to
an end. Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew sat
in his library today and talked Of his
"a years of political life that practi-
cally ceased on election night when a
democratic legislature was chosen.
II am the happiest man in the state
Of New York" he said. II am II years
of age; have been 81 years actively
in politics. and I think ! can say that
my ambitions have been reasonably
satisfied. During the last campaign 1
made some times two speeches night,
once talking for half an hour or more
in the rain and the next morning my
voice was in as good condition as ever
Ny health is good and my desire of
years. to be happy myself and share
that happiness with others, has been
fairly well satisfied.
II was fairly certain that the repub-
licans would be defeated, for the
change in the vote that elected Foss
in Massachusetts, Havens in New York
and Plaisted in Maine was SO nearly
the same that there was no doubt that
the country was up in arms"
Several ne wnames were advanced
today in connection with the senator
ship. Among them were Charles F.
Murphy, leader of Tammany hall, Mayor
-Gaynor, Thomas NJ. Osbourne Of Au
burn, Norman E. Mack and Martin w.
Littleton. representative elect from the
Oyster Bay district John B. Stanch
field. William F. Sheehan and Edward
NJ. Shepard continue 10 figure in the
gossip.
Charles F. Murphy quickly denied any
ambition TO become senator. Nothing
could induce him to seek the position,
he said.
Although Mayor Gaynor refused to
be a candidate for governor those who
desire TO put him in the race for sem
ator argue that in view of the election
results the reasons that impelled his
refusal no longer exist. The mayor
has said nothing.
Judge Alton B. Parker said tonight:
My obligations are such that l would
not accept the office even if it should
be rendered to me-"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued IN
San Francisco Thursday, November 10:
CANDAU-URBELTZ-Em Candau "a. 1309
Laguna street, and Martin Urbeltz p, 2O2S
Sacramento street.
GNECo- o-QUIRoLO-James Gneco. %. San Fran
cisco, and Tfllie Quirolo, 1s, $50 Schwerln
street.
HAwK-ANDERsoN-Gr Hawk %, and
Susanna E. Anderson, 26, both of $50 Mont
gomery avenue.
HAAGLAND--PETERSoN Haagland, 81,
South San Francisco, and Sophie Peterson, 81,
2o09 Jackson street.
HAAS-MACKEY-Em F. Haas. 25. 30 Mont
gonery avenue, and Esicca A. Mackey. 70, Sol
Vallejo street.
LEEBoDY-PAAREN-w f. Leehody. 46,
and Alice Paaren, 40. both of SIS Paris street
LINARDI-ABELLo-G Giuseppe Lfnardi 35. and
Margherita NJ. Abello, 21, both OF San LUIS
Obispo.
U--FRIDAY-Ferdinand T. Nau "A. Seattle,
and Electa R. Friday. 49, Everett. Wash,
RENT0N- N-SULLIvAN-Harry Renton. 26. 14II
Jackson street. and Katharyn Sullivan, 1S'
AGA Tehama street
ZELBURGER-willam n. Shea,
81, Army and Navy club, and Ella A. Wenzei-
burger, IS. 296o Steiner street.
LSON-McKARLEY-Albe Wilson. %. 1868
Twenty sixth street. and Mabel NcKarley, Is,
2132 0'Farrell street
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11

PErrIT-rn this city. November O. 1910. Mary
A, beloved wife Of the late James y Pestlt.
and loving mother OF Mrs. s. F. GllIes.. Ars- 1
J. Montgomery and Joe. Laura. Vincent, Try
ing and Edwin Petit native OF Ireland
Nevada City and Sacramento. Cal. papers
please copy.)
Friends and aeouaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow tSar-
urdsy). November u. at 10 O'Clock. from tne
street. .orns - TItsfeS Interent Cypress
Lawn cemetery by 1880 a. m. tram from
Third and Townsend streets.
PoUsTAN-In Oakland. November 10. 1910 VIC,
Poustan. mother OF Jean Poustan and sister
in law Of Jean and Louise Poustan and Jean
and Marie Louisa Aein a native OF France
aged 80 years and IL months.
PRYAL-In this city. November 10 1910. Mary
A. dearly beloved wife Of Andrew PryaL and
drew. Ella. Margaret. John. Mary. Edmund
and the late Irene Pryal, native or England.
aged At years.
street between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth. Notice OF funeral hereafter
ROBERTS this city. November 9. 1910;
father Of Fredrick s Roberts and Mrs sum
ner Johnson. native OF Sherneld VI, aged
50 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow tSat-
urday). at 2 o. m. from the parlors OF the
United Undertakers. 2e06 Howard street near
Twenty second
RUsSIIn Pacheco. Contra Costa county. No
vember o. 1910. George, beloved husband OF
Dora Russi. and loving father Of Mrs Frank
Williams and Josephine. Frank. Theodore and
NJ G. Russi and brother Of Mrs Mary Hass-
Ter and Felix Russi. a native OF Canton Uri,
Switzerland. aged 81 years. member Of
Concordia lodge No. 122. /. o. o. F.. OF San
Francisco.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Sat-
ur1ay). at o'clock .. m, from the family
residence in PachecO. Interment Pacheco
cemetery
this city. November 10. 1910.
Julius Samuels. beloved husband OF Esther
Samuels devoted father OF Jacob. Louis.
Harry and Oscar Samuels. Mrs. u D. stein
and Mrs. Alfred KOllner. and beloved brother
OF Elsie Schwartz. a native OF Germany. aged
20 years months and iS days.
The funeral viii take place Sunday. Novenn-
Der 13 at 10 a. NJ from his late residence,
1868 Clay street. Please 0nit flowers. Funeral
and interment strictly private.
WELLER-Entered into rest in this city. No
veulber o. 1910, at Hotel Victoria. Airs MI
randa Weller. widow OF the late Colonel
Charles L. Weller, and beloved mother Of Mrs
Edwin Stevens and Mrs. Laura ". Cropper.
native Of Oxford. o.. aged S5 years New
York city and Hamilton, o., papers pleese
copy
Friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral services today friday, No
vember IL az II a.. m. at the chapel Of y.
Gray & Co.. 2196 Geary street corner Devtsa-
dero Interment private
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
INSURGENTS AND WOMAN
SUFFRAGISTS WIN NORTH

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 10.-The ma
jority for the women suffrage amend
ment to the tsate constitution esti
mated on the basis of returns already
received will exceed $4,000. The vote
was about 2 to l for the amendment
The plurality of Congressman Will
liam f. Humphrey in the first, or Seat
tie district, is probably 1000, show
ing that he was voted for by most of
the insurgents of the district, although
he was formerly a close friend og
Speaker Cannon.
The democrats gained few seats in
the Legislature, but otherwise made a
poor showing. Washington appears as
one Of the most steadfast republican
states in the Union. but this is ac-
counted for by the upheavaI In the
September primaries, which put the
progressive republicans in control of
the party. The socialist vote in the
state is estimated at $500
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
KENNETH green IS
BEATEN BY SWART
Complete San Mateo County
Returns Also Show Lead
az for johnson
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

REDWOOD CITY, Nov. 1o.-Follow-
ing are the complete election returns
sn San aBIteo county:
Governor-Hiram ". johnson (R). 2.2sa; Theo-
-dore A Bell (D). l. se4: J. Stitt Wilson Isl. ese
Lieutenant governor-A. J. Wallace (R). 2.l25;
Timothy Spellacy tD,, 1882; Fred c. Wheeler
Associate justice supreme eourt-Henry A. Mel
yin (Rl, 2,ess; NJ. c. Sloss tR). 1882: William
?. Lawlor ID, l,5Ts; Benjamin T. Bledsoe (D).
Secretary OF state-Frauk C. Jordan CR),
controiler-A: B, Nye (Rj. s.ss5.
E. Malone (D) 06s
Attorney genersJ-U. s. Webb (R), a.olO; ].
Surveyor geDeral-W. s. KiDgsbury (Rl. 26 6oz
+. " Nolan ID. I1sT.
Clerk Of supreme court-B. Grant Taylor (R),
= 643: r. A. Blanchard (DD 1878.
super ntenoent OF public ucton--Edward
Hyatt tR). 2.52l; Thomas H Kirk Cd, 1.ISl.
mon lR). 2.sI2; .. W. RsTensoroft (DD ess.
Presiding justice Of the district court OF ap-
pesl-Ibomas J Lennon (R), 2,25s; James V.
Congressman. fifth district-E A. Hayes CR).
? s28; Thomas z. Hayden CD). 1872.
State board Of equalIzetion-Jen McElvaine
tR), 2,4ze; James Fl. Boyd Cd, lisa.
haiiroad commissoner-H- D. Dovelsnd (R),
? 49S; Barclay Henley (D). 1,474.
District sttorney-Kenneth NJ. Green (R).
--s.soi RANKIN n. SWsrt I'D. Z-6us
Mansfield (Dl 2,3S4.
County clerk-Joseph II. Nosh CR). 1856.
Auditor-N. H Underhiu tRl. 2,979; George
" Breaw ID. 1881.
Treasurer-P. P. Chamberlain (Rl. 1856; J.
Y. Swift ID. Ito
ERecorder-Harold 0. Heiner (R), 3.Tss
Tax eoleotor-A. McSweeney RI, 2.523; Hen
r F. Butts ID. 2.009.
ASSESSOR .. Hayward (R). 3.6sz.
$40
Coroner-Dr. H. G. PIymire (R) 3,e42
SlrTeyor-James V. NeUman (Rl, 3.3zl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN
AND CHILD ARE HURT
Mrs. q. Bottini and Daughter
Thrown From Buggy
TSpeciol Dispatch to The ColIl

/ Special DDpdtch TO he COLL
SAN ANSELMO, Nov. 10.-Handbills
IN the roadway frightened a horse
driven by Mrs. g. Bottini. wife OF a San
Rafael hotelman. this morning, and she
and her u year old daughter Mary
were painfully injured in the runaway
that resulted.
Mrs. Bottinis leg was fractured, she
has deep scalp wound. bruised eye
and minor cuts and bruises. Her daugh-
ter received a sprained ankle and lacer-
ations on the hands and face.
The accident occurred while Mrs.
Bottini and her daughter were driving
toward San Rafael from San Anselmo.
Mrs. Bottini took her daughter in her
arms 70 protect her in the fall. Both
were removed to the Cottage hospital at
San Rafael.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM
VICTORY IN OKLAHOM A

GUTHRIE. Ok. Nov 1o-Forty-
eight hours after the close OF the polls
finds both political parties still claim
ing the state. Returns now in, how
ever. indicate that Lee Cruce, demo-
crat has been elected governor by a
plurality ranging from 5000 to 10000.
Republicans claim to have elected
SO of the 100 members of the house
Of representatives. and they have
gained five senators.
Z. J.. Fulton. democrat, who was de-
feated in the third congressional dis
trict, will contest the reelection of
Dick 7. Morgan, republican.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
CONGRESSMEN SEEK TO
GUST CALEB POWERS

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10.-Reports were
freely circulated today that there is
movement under way to have the
nine democratic congressman of the
Kentucky delegation make a concerted
effort to have Caleb Powers ousted
from his seat as representative of the
eleventh Kentucky district.
Congress. it is reported. will be asked
to deny Powers his seat on the ground
that he has thrice been convicted of
felony and has not been acquitted by
a Jury.
Governor Willison's pardon. it is con-
tended, does not have the same effect
as an acquittal on the charge of COM
plicity in the Goebel assassination.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
Notable Deaths

REV. G.. A. STANLEY, MSNoNARY-Boston
Nov. 10.-Rev. Dr. Charles Alfred Stanley.
Ior nearly half a century missionary In
emma Tor the American board of foreign mis-
slons, died today at the residence of his daugn-
ter In Winthrop, aged rs years.
HENRY LEE, ACToR-chicago. Nov TO-
Henry Lee, who for score of years was one
OF the best known character actors ON the
American stage, died here yesterday OF pneu.
monla For 20 years he took leading par'
In Frohman productions. His most notable
role was that of Simonides in "Ben-Hur,
which he created
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
MONTANA SENATORSHTP
IS STILL IN DOUBT

HELENA, Mont, Nov. 10.-With
United states senatorship as the prize
managers of both parties are sending
trusted agents to five counties in the
state where legislative returns are
still incomplete. Upon these counties,
with FIVE disputed seats, depends the
political complexion of the Montana
Legislature which will choose a sue
cessor to United States Senator Thos
H. Carter. Without the disputed seats
the democrats have so votes on joint
ballot and the republicans have 4S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
ASSOCIATION OPPOSES
INFANT MORTALITY
San Francisco Woman Added to
Board of Directors

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1o.-The second
session of the first annual meeting of
the association for the study and pre-
vention OF infant mortality was held
today and tonight.
In the afternoon directors were
chosen for the ensuing year. Eight Of
the retiring members were reelected
and 10 these were added Miss Jane
Adams OF Chicago and Mrs. Elise
Graupner OF San Francisco.
The subject Of the days discussion
was 'Fhflanthropic Prevention Of In
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
REPUBLICANS CARRY
KANSAS TIJRE

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 10.-All doubt
as to the complexion of the next Kan
sas legislature was settled today, when
returns from l07 of the 125 represen-
tative districts gave the republicans
eS members, majority. Governor
Stubbs' majority over G. NJ. Hodges
will exceed $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN
GIVES HOSPITAL SITE
Mrs. j. c. Jordan Donates Prop
ertY to New Brunswick

MoNcTON, N. B.. Nov. IO.-Mrs.
James c. Jordan of San Francisco has
presented to the New Brunswick gov
ernment the country estate of her late
husband for a tuberculosis hospital
The estate, which is valued at $4,000,
Is located at River Glade Jordan was
a son of the late Eben D. Jordan, a
millionaire merchant Of Boston, Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
ARKANSAS MAY HAVE
q. o. p. CONGRESSM AN

ROGERS. Ark, Nov. 1o.-Republicans|
tonight are claiming the election OF
f. r. Granger in the Third Arkansas
congressional district over John c.
Floyd, the democratic incumbent Re-
publican majorities are conceded in
I'VE counties of the district. The Off
cial count will be necessary to de-
fermine the result.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
REPUBLICAN BEATEN IN
VIRGINIA BY 81 VOTES

ROANOKE. Va, Nov. 10.-The Off
cial count of ballots in Tuesdays con-
gressional election in the Fifth vir-
ginia district shows a majority of 81
for Congressman z. w. Saunders
democrat, over Parsons, republican.