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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

[l- 1t will take all of that do the subject justice
and will be labor of and the book will have than
all Of the best sellers put together 1t will be tale of the
and trials and tnumphs temporary defeats and ultimate
tories of who have fought and sacrificed for idea.
In the meantime here chapter of that book be- Nearly half
century ago. Buffalo, N. y the Messrs c. c.. J. j.. and c. A
Ihebaud established small dyeng and cleansing business They did
that after little they had to to larger quarters Finally 80
years ago they built the present plant which, with many ad
diions now the main plant of Thebaud Bros.
cleansing trusted luck clothes ruined
fortunate if they couldn't be helped.
his sort of thing didn't the Thbaud Bros little bit,
they set about finding way to do their work thew could guarantee
results to their and they found originated their
process the of that process still keeping
dyer and cleaner but nowadays you please mady
ball gowns opera cloaks feathers gloves slippers laces u
silks vee be dyed and cleaned with the least fear of
them being injured.
Theaud Bros have FIVE large branches in Buffalo, others in
Niagara Falls and still others all through New York They
thousands of satisfied and their work known
Texas. and far Kansas
From the smallest of shops of the largest establishments of
its kind the country might satisfy people but firm like
Ihesud Bros They sh working hard they worked
10 and perfect their dea to make the work of today little bet
ter than yesterdays.
OF have been able only high places in the
of this firm But the business built only through much hard
work and ireles and persistent effort.
Recently Thbaud Bros started advertising campaign in the
Buffalo Times they added the sess power of publicity their
resources they telling the people of Buffalo and the surrounding
country about their work. they sending definite
of facts homes they reaching thousands of people
who have know them only general negative before,
making them think of Thebaud Bros and their work.
Bye and bye there will be additions their plant more
branessto their business and then will advertising
wider field
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

LISBON, Oct. THE Capital, re-
publican newspaper, gives the follow
ing description of the flight of the
royal family:
Between 5 and o'clock Wednesday
morning the duke of Oporto embarked
on the yacht Amelie and sailed for
Er1celra, fishing town on the Allan
tic coast 20 miles northwest OF Lisbon.
At the same time the Queen mother,
Amelie, left Cintra by automobile for
Maria. She was followed an hour later
by the dowager queen, Maria Pia- King
Manuel, after escaping by a rear door
OF the palace in the course or the
bombardment, went to Cintra and
thence to MARIA.
At 10 o'clock the royal yacht ar
rived at Ericeira. In the meantime the
royal family, escorted by 20 horsemen
from the Mafra cavalry school, pro-
ceeded to Ericeira. At o'clock In the
afternoon they embarked upon fishing
boats, accompanied by two attendants
and two ladies of their court and car
rying their personal baggage. The fish,
ing boats put out to sea, and at some
distance from the harbor transferred
their royal passengers to the yacht
Amelia"
According to one person who said he
witnessed the embarkation OF the royal
family, the Duke Of Oporto boarded the
royal yacht at Cascaess weeping, and
said he hated to leave his beloved coun-
try. He complained that the downfall
of the monarchy was due wholly to the
fatal influence of his sister in law, the
queen mother, and added that he had
found it impossible to give his nephew,
the king, liberal counsel. The narrator
said that when King Manuel and his
mother boarded the yacht the king was
plainly glad at having escaped. Before
leaving he shook hands with the fisher
folk and appeared to be moved by their
devotion.
The queen mother, however, was de-
scribed as being in state of fury. Ac-
cording to this observer, she actually
grited her teeth and threatened ven
geance on the revolutionists when the
royal family returned to the throne.
Royal Fugitives Saluted
GIBRALTAR, Oct THE American
cruiser Des Moines and the British fleet
with ships dressed and flying the Portu-
guese flag at the mainmast, fired royal
salute at o'clock this morning in
honor Of the members Of the Portuguese
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
DRAGA PROMISES
IL MANY REFORMS
Republics President Declares
Opportunist Laws Will
Be Abolished

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Associated
Press this morning received direct from
Lisbon dispatch from Senior Bernardo
Machado, the minister of foreign affair
in the newly constituted provisiona
government of Portugal, in which th'
republican leader sets forth the pur
poses and aims of the present admin
istration.
Senior Machada, who speaks at the re
quest of and for Theophile Braga, th'
provisional president of the new repub
lie, cabled as follows:
The republic of Portugal has been
proclaimed by the army, the navy
and the people.
The maintenance of order Is COM
pletely assured. There Is general
to Ths fh Of the
public is unparalleled.
The provisional government has
before it a great duty involving
country to make over. Concerning
other programs, can say that we
will endeavor to put in operation
the program OF the republican
Capitalization both in the local ad-
ministration and in the government
of the colonies
The financial budget is to be
t4udltLCo iii tiiS SOASie O. ANsS- -
the country, and 1t will be made up
with honesty and fairness. The ma
tional wealth will be developed.
Al national alliances now exist
ing will be respected, and friendly
relations with all other states are
desired.
Freedom of the press will be as
sured, and all star chamber methods
and opportunist laws will be abol-
ished. Public instruction Will be
completely secularized, relieved
from religious control, and the re-
ligious congregations Will be sup
pressed. The plan is for the estab-
lishment of a broad system of pub,
advanced, under government en-
The reorganization of the army
and navy, whose patriotic services
have been beyond all praise, will be
proceeded with.
The government has profound
respect for public opinion. and it
approaches its task with a high re-
solve to perform its duties with
unfailing honesty. It's wish is to
serve the best interests of the coun-
try.
The foregoing sets forth in a few
words the purposes, the aims and
the earnest endeavors in these mo-
ments OF anxious labor of the mem
bers of the provisional government
of Portugal
I send you the above at the re-
quest of, the president of the pro-
visonal government TheophfIe
Braga.
BERNARDO MACHADO.
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
CRUISER SHELLS
. .N0NCOMBATANTS
Grim Tragedies Are Enacted
During the Land and
Sea Fighting

Z LONDON, Oct 7.-One of the English
correspondents who witnessed the
events in Lisbon that resulted in the
overthrow of the Portuguese mon
archy, after describing the preliminary
events in the rebellion, wires the fol-
lowing graphic account Of the fighting
during Tuesday and Wednesday:
The rebel cruiser San Rafael bonn
barded the arsenal, several of the
shells taking effect in the building oc-
cupied by the ministers of war and
marine. killing many noncombatants.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
SEVEN MORE VICTIMS OF
WHALEBOAT RECOVERED
Bodies of New Hampshire Crew
Found in River

NEW YORK. Oct THE North river
today gave up the bodies of seven
more victims of the overturning of the
whaleboat Of the battleship New Hamp-
shire in the river on Saturday night.
Twelve bodies were picked up yester-
day. The dead sailors found today were
George Brown, Joseph F. Pespieski,
Morris Sharp, August Manley, George
4. Davis, Edward BIoningren and Ed
Ward Odette.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
INDICTED FUGITIVE
ARRESTED IN MOBILE
0. N. Spencer, Wanted in This
City, Is Captured
Especial Dispatch to The Call

IoPecidl DSpdfcH 10 ne EdHJ
MOBILE, Ala. Oct. TO. N. Spencer,
who has been at the Battle house with
his wife and child for two or three
weeks, was arrested late this after
noon on request Of the authorities of
San Francisco The request stated that
Spencer was wanted at San Francisco
for issuing fictitious checks
Spencer said tonight that his arrest
was due to a mistake, as he had over
drawn his bank account.
He expressed willingness to return
to San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
BUILDING BLOWN UP BY
so POUNDS OF POWDER
Fire Follows Mysterious Explo-
sion in Barn
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, Oct. THE barn
used by Antoine Costa for manufactur-.
ing fireworks was blown up hero this
evening Two SO pound cans of powder
We're stored in the building.
One was exploded in some unknown
manner, blowing the roof and one side
Of the building some distance. The re-
naming can OF powder was hurled IS
feet and landed in field unharmed
Fire rapidly destroyed the building.
The loss was $4o0.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
HOUGH AGAIN SEEKS TO
HANDLE WALKER ESTATE
Files Third Petition for Letters
administration
Special Dispatch TO The Call

IOPec1dt LISPdtCH 10 nc NutJ
REDWOOD CITY, Oct. 7.-E. r.
Hough of San Francisco, through At
torney John e. Bennett, filed third
petition today, asking for special let
ters Of administration on the estate OF
David F. Walker capitalist, who died
in Salt Lake City, September IL.
The second petition had been denied
by the court yesterday.
In his new petition, Hough shows
that Walker died in Salt Lake City.
that he was a resident Of San Mateo
and that he left an estate in San Mateo
county consisting of personal property.
Judge Buck will hear the third petit
ton tomorrow morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
King Escaped by Rear Door Of Palace
Queen Mother Gritted Teeth in State Of Fury and
Threatened Vengeance on Revolutionlsts
When Manuel Returned to Throne

royal family, who have found refuge
the rock battery.
The royal family remained today on
the royal yacht Amelia, from the main
mast of which flies white burgee with
green cross.
Last nights report that King Manuel
and the queen mother came ashore and
were driven to the summer residence
of the governor is incorrect. The
mother, the Dowager Queen Maria Pia
and Prince Alfonso, the Duke of Oporto
on board dropped anchor in the harbor
at IL o'clock last night.
This forenoon Lieutenant General Sir
Archibald Hunter, British governor
general of Gibraltar, accompanied by
his official staff. boarded the yacht
Amelia and formally welcomed King
Manuel to British shores.
The United States cruiser Des Moines,
Commander John F. Luby, will sail for
Lisbon tonight
England a Refuge
LONDON, Oct king Manuel of
Portugal. who has been driven from
his country by revolution, with others
Of the royal family, is today under the
The Portuguese minister here re-
ceived telegram from King Manuel
this morning in which His Majesty.
says the queen mother, the duke of
Oporto and he arrived safely and In
good health at Gibraltar on the yacht
Amelia.
King Manuel, In his message, made
no reference to the revolution or to his
future plans.
The general expectation is that the
Portuguese king and queen mother
will find a permanent refuge in Eng
land, where the Duke of Orleans and
the queen mothers sister reside. 1t Is
believed the royal family will be Of
fered temporary quarters at Gibraltar,
one of the official residences being
placed at their disposal.
May Go to Paris
MADRID, Oct. Premier Canalejas
received reports today that it is the
intention of the Portuguese royal fam
lily to go to France to a chateau owned
by the Duke of Orleans, or to install
themselves on the property of the
countess of Paris, the palace of VII
lamanrique at Seville.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Accused of Swindling

o. N. Spencer was indicted by the
grand jury last June on the charge
of having swindled San Francisco real
estate men Of approximately $4,000.
Detective Tom Malony will bring
Spencer back for trial
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

will be made
with honesty national wealth will be developed
alliances existing will be respected and friendly
relations with all other states desired
will all chamber methods
and oppounist abolished Public instruction will be
completely suarzed relieved from religious control and the
ous congregations suppressed The plan for the estab
endowment
of the and whose patriotic
beyond all praise, will be proceeded with.
profound for public
approaches high resolve perform duties with
uning It's wish the best interests OF the country
words the the
labor of the
OF the provisional government of Portugal
the the the
uisin Theoph
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Members of the Royal Family of Portugal Fled
In Fishing Boats, Boarded Yacht Amelia
And Finally Reached Gibraltar
President Braga Promises Reforms
Opportunist Laws To Be Abolished

NEW YORK. Oct The Associated Press this morning
ceped direct from Lisbon dispatch from Senior Bernardo Mdchad
the minister of foreign the nep constituted provisional
nt of Portugal hch the republican leader sets forth the
and aims of the present Senior Machada speaks the
request and for Theoph Baga the provisional president of the
rcpublc
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

A half horsepower electric motor
driven by a lightning current and di,
rectly connected with an air pump, is
new convenience for initiating auto
mobile tires.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

WOMAN FINED-Lfzzie Harrel was convicted
before Judge Weller yesterday of running a
.'blind pig in her home at IL Lyen street
and fined 500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

Tea is more beneficial if made with
hard water.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Advertising I alks

If the time comes when can take two three
years off from earning enough of that necessary evil to
make both ends meet intend write book and call it
The Romance of Business Building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
By BERNARDO MACHADO,
Minister of Foreign Affairs

The republic of Portugal has
been proclaimed by the army,
the navy and the people.
The maintenance OF order is
completely assured There is
general adhesion to the govern
ment in the provinces. The en-
thusiasm of the public is un-
paralleled.
The provisional government
has before it a great duty, in
volving much work. 1t has, in
effect, country to make over.
Concerning other programs, |
can say that we will endeavor to
put in operation the program of
the republican party. This in
cludes a policy of decentraliza-
ton both in the local admins
tration and in the government Of
the colonies.
The financial budget is to be
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17
Local and Personal

paid in Full" which will be seer
at the Grand November q, is an in
teresting play dealing in a vein OF
grim ~yeracity with a problem in the
existence of an u%nderpaid clerk ano
his wife.
Editor Ben Boswell and ATTORNEY
". y. Skinner were down from Cas-
tlcwo0d Saturday and Sunday con
ferring with some OF oar attorneys
in regard TO the county seat contes,
i'm Hamlin county.
The county scat fight up in Ham
lin county vas very close, so close IN
fact that CastlewOod the loser, Will
contest the election. When all the
votes we're counted it was found thai
Hayti had just one and t%Vo-thirds
votes more than the necessary two
thirds majority.
Or. r. l.. Slagle departed THURSDAY
morning for Washington, ID. c., to
attend the annual meeting OF the As
ISOLATION of Agricultural College Pres
ident and Directors Of Experiment
Stations. Prof. j. w. Wilson, director
OF the experiment station, departed
Friday morning to attend the meet
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Bradbury arrived
announces that he has repurchased
the practice which he disposed of to
DIR. Christensen a few months ago.
Or. Bradbury has been travelling con.
siderably Of late looking for a loca.
ton, but found no place that looked
as good to him as BroOkings, SO he de
cided to again locate here and thi,
time permanently. Or. ChristianseI
has not decided what he will do. DR.
Bradbury tikes possession next Mon
day.
The trapping eason in South Dako
ia opened on Tuesday and after this
time several hundred persons will en.
gage in this occupation along The
streams and lakes of the state, where
they each winter make considerable
sums by trapping muskrats and 9th
or ~fur-bearing animals. AS furs are
high this year the trapping opera
tons promise to be more profit
able than usual. Many OF the lakes
and rivers are reported to contain
more than the usual number of musk
rats and other ~fur-bearing animals
Game wardens have had a great dea
of difficulty preventing trappers com
mencing work before the opening o.
the trapping easOn
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17
rHE NOVEMBER HoUsEKEEPER

OF Timely ana immediate interest
are the "reminiscences of Mrs. julia
Ward Howe, a series beginning in the
Housekeeper for November under the
heading The Friendships Of Mrs
Julia Ward Howe" The first article
chats breezily Of the woman move
ment and the prominent women who
have been connected with it. These
articles were almost the last work in
which Mrs. Howe was interested be
fore her death. The Housekeeper is
filled With captivating stories and the
usual abundance of helpful informa-
ton. The H~ousckecper Corporation,
Minneapolis, Mimi. One dollar a year.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17

Mrs. Nils Forseth has been spend
ing a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Adrew Larson in Hendricks.
District No. Y reports eight pupils
out of fifteen as having been neither
absetn nor tardy the six weeks taught.
Miss Bertha Winsness spent last
Sunday under the parental roof, she
having worked all summer for Andrew
Anderson.
quite a few of our people have been
al ending the meetings held i'm the
church east of town the latter part
OF last week.
The Moen and Ramlo corn shred
ding outfit are at present at work in
this vicinity shredding corn around
at The various farms.
The Young Peoples meeting held in
Singsaas church Sunday was well at
tended by the young people OF this vi
entity. A splendid program was rcnd-
cred by the young people, those alb
sent missed one of the best programs
of the year.
The Young Peoples meeting in
church last Sunday afternoon was
well attended. and the program rend-
cred was good especially the song and
music BY the little folks. We are glad
to see 50 many meet up, and take part
in the meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Trulock have
moved out OF the house on Sam
Moen's farm and are at present maxi
ing their home at the home of Mrs.
Trulocks parents. Mr.. Trulock's house
will be completed in a few weeks and
ready for the anxious occupants, to
be.
Little Johnny had been a bad boy
and had to be whipped by his papa.
In the evening he positively refused
to kiss his mamma good night. She
wanted to know the reason why she
should be refused the usual good
night Kiss, so little Johnny said, Il
saw you kiss papa a little while ago,
my para licked me today, and, lips
that touch Ticker Oiquor) shall never
touch mine
The election returns were very fay-
orable to the community as a whole
with the exception Of the vote received
on the court house bonds. Our citi-
zens supported county option and pro
hibition but a few of us forgot our
selye on the court house bonds. We
are delighted however that the re-
naming towns supported this SO that
our county will rank as one of the
first in the state.
The citizens south of the lake were
very much shocked to hear loud noises
coming form the school house after
school last week. Some one had read
the story of "Ichobod Crane" began
to think that some Of the demons of
that time had ~reappeared. On furth-
er investigation it was found to be
nothing less than Mr.. Johnson trying
Assembly on his trumpet. Here we
will quoth the words of Carl Erick-
son when speaking of Mr.. Johnson:
Don't be afraid of Mr.. Johnson he is
not as big as the noise he makes
For a long time i has looked as
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17

,hongb the wedding bells would rlls
o4 The Kosberg home, but what was
more surprising TO us AL ma nond
bells have rung though NOUN menu
rjcks. Mr.. Ingebritson ana MISS hoS
berp were married at the city OF brooK
ms last Tuesday. They drove TO th'
rftv in the afternoon in an QUITO n re
turned home early and in time to DC
caught by about twenty young people
vino had assembled to s%erenade them
After doing Justice to the formal pro
.o.d.rgs the young friends departed
home very much satisfied and happy
TO think they caught on to the pro
ceediugs before it was too late.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17

The county commissioners conven-
ed Monday afternoon to canvas the
election returns, which job was COM
pleted yesterday. They opened bids
for the SUPPLEMENTARY of the poor
farm, the position being given to
John Ammons, the present superin-
tendent, at $50 a month. Before ad-
iOurning the board will make arrange
ments to dispose of the court house
bonds and advertise for bidders.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17

The Beresford Republic wonders
what the newspapers will grind edit
orial stuff out Of after election. Looks
like easy SEEDING for a time. After
election talk ought TO hold out for
two weeks, then it will be time to
hang Crippen. The hanging will fur
nish comparisons between the Ameri-
can and British courts until Thanks
giving time. when everybody has fin
ished with the remains" Of the tur-
key Christmas will be in sight and
early shopping advice due. Next,
New Years water wagon gags Will
be sprung. And always there is the
dominant issue, Roosevelt, to fall back
on.-Salem PionecrRegister,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17

From many towns in the state come
reports Of uuseemly conduct carried
ON by halloween hoodlum5, whose
depredations did much Wanton dam
age TO persons and property. The
playing Of harmless tricks can be
sanctioned with Some degree of grace,
but the destruction of valuable ar
ticlos and the e~ndangcring Of life and
limb ought to merit swift and salutary
punishment, and in one or two cases
We are glad to know it was admins
tered with penalties w enough,
it is hoped, to serve as a preventative
against future repetitions Of down
right baseness.-Nermillion Republi.
can.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17

South Dakota this year raised over
seventy-siX millions bushels Of corn
and while II Is a decrease of ten mil
lion bushels over last year, it is a
fine showing and places the state well
mp In the list Of corn producing states.
Brookings county produced l,Sl5,000
bushels on an estimated acreage of
$1,000, an average Of 33 bushels to
the acre.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17
LAKE HENDRICKS.

Christine and Albert Johnson visit
ed at J. Eggen's from Saturday till
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew Larson were
visitors at Ed Kosbergs from Satur-
day till Sunday.
Miss Anna Forseth visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Pete Nilsson in Hendricks
from Saturday till Sunday.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-11-17

The state insurance department has
issued a warning to citizens to be
ware Of the fake Insurance companies.
Most Of these people do business by
mail and rs they have no legal stand
ing in this state their policies are
uncollectable in our courts, and when
they refuse to pay on a policy the
holder has no redress whatever.