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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
ROAST M'REYN0LDS.
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Democrats Finally Allow Repu5- "r'- .-s1s- r.-"'ess'Y t+-T-'fg '"~'7r' 'learss to X Ar 4s. Views ts',s's on e'! the '
 White M j 2 Slave B l|s } Gases 1,'

Washington, b. c., July 30.-- The Democratic members of the House today surrendered the right of way to the Republicans in the matter of the debate on the Caminetti white slave cases of California and the currency bill has been sidetracked for the present.
 Congressman Kahn of CalifOr- mia, immediately charged that in siduous political influence was used to postpone the trials of Diggs, Caminetti and the officers and directors of the Western Fuel company of California, all of whom had been indicted for violation of the federal statutes and had sent attorneys to Wash ington requesting the delay of the trials, which had been grant, ed in spite of the objections of Special Prosecutor McNabb and Special Agent Harrigan.
 He further charged that the attorneys for the defense had claimed that through political pull they would be able to de- lay the trials for many months and that the same attorneys had made efforts to buy jurors and that indictments were now pend- ing agaist the attorneys for so doing.
 Congressman Clayton, for the Democrats, entered into a de- fense of the attorney general, claiming that McReynOlds had acted in good faith and that his department would prosecute the western lawbreakers and that nOne would escape punishment.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
GOVT. MUST BUILD
 ALASKA RAILROADS
Otherwise They Will Never be Built, Asserts seth Mann
 in Seattle.

Seattle, July 3O.--The steam CT Victoria arrived here yester- day with the members of the Chamber of Commerce and their guests aboard and they all agree that the trip through Alaska has proven revelation to them.
 Seth Mann, the special repre- sentative of the president. in all interview, announced 1t as his opinion that unless the govern ment built the railroad from the coast to Fairbanks it would nev- er be built.
 The transportation iproDldmS of the north. if properly settled, would put at a rest most Of the other troubles of the territory.
 Mr. Mann expressed himseif as greatly surprised at the resour- ces of the country and predicted a great future for the territory when transportation is provided.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
PERU CITIZENS
 SEIZE SENATE
Demand io See Credentials the Government Certified Sen-
 ators--Claim Fraud.

Lima, Peru, July BOA mob seized the senate chamber today, questioned the credentials of the senators, to whom the govern ment has issued certificates of election and the troops were un- able to keep the mob in check.
 The people are suspicious of the government and thd leaders of the opposition assert that the senators certified by the govern- ment are merely tools of the present dictator and are not the regularly elected senators.
 Trouble is feared unless the government immediately con- cedes the election of the sena- tors desired by the citizens.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
FUNERAL SERVICES
 FOR OTIS CR|GSBY
Eagle Hall Crowded With Friends of Departed Roy--FIowers
 Covered Casket.

The funeAal services over the remains of Otis Grigsby were held this afternoon from Eagle hall. The little white casket containing the remains was banked with flowers, native and wild, and the floor about the cas- ketY was also hidden by the floral gifts of the friends of the boy who was called away.
 Flowers from the Boy Scouts, his Sunday School class and his fellow pupils of the public school, and those from friends of the parents covered the re- mains, the floor and the sur rounding chairs.
 Not an eye was dry at the con- clusion of the funeral services, most impressively conducted by Reverend w. H. ZiegIer of the Church of the Epiphany.
 The church choir rendered the beautiful selection Now the Day is Over" as the casket was brought into the hall. and later sang ''ReSurrectiOn Morn."
 The Eagle hall, large as it is, was crowded to the doors when the services commenced, and all the business houses were closed from , to this afternoon to allow the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Grigsby to attend.
 The body will he taken out on the Alameda for interment at San Diego. the former home of NIr. and Mrs. GrigSby. and the birthplace of Otis.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
CALLS Mu|LHALL
 VERY BAD NAMES
oscar Underwood Says Former Manufacturers Agent is Liar
 and 1lackmailer.

Washington, b. c., July 30.-- Oscar Underwood, floor leader for the Democrats in the House, was called as a witness today before the Senate lobby commit tee and given a chance to reply to the. statements made by Mar tin Mulhall that Underwood had often consulted with him regard ing legislation.
 Underwood denied ever having talked to Mulhall and said that he was a liar and a blackmailer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
vNho Wants a Bull Mooss7

sI1lat dlt Cne peOPle I'll - Ctie Tanaiia valley appreciate the fact that'4R.. s. ''Mcbonald is "a Hive one" is being 'brought' be- fore the public more every day tor the reason that "Mc" has more or lsss'to 'do with every thing of a proinOting nature which comics 'to Faitbanks.' He is now the Bull 'M56see selling business, having been the reeip- tent of a wire from George l.. Morrison Of Hot Springs, asking. desiifiihg ii'in 'to pGEahase one, ofSthes animals. He also asks in the wire that any party wishing to make such a purchase state the price they will pay for a good live specimen of 9 bull moose calf Fairbanks News Miner.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
STOP H|NDUS
 FROM MANILA
New Rule Regarding Immigrants is Enforced at Port of
 San Francisco.

San Francisco, July 3O.--Fif- teen Hindus were refused admis- sion into the United States today by the immigrant inspectors fol- lowing the recent ruling from WashingtdC.
 The Hindus had first gone to Manila and re-shipped from that port 60 San Francisco and for some time past Hindus and Japs have entered the United States via Manila OF Hawaii by the hum ireds, but now they are to be treated as if coming from for eig,l port.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
WILL NAME ] ] ] ]: KING k|||| ] 5
 FOR ALBANIA l: ] N
Appointment F 'e ! 2 [ 'o be Made j ?, Pow CTS lsoon--HfaEy Princes
 Would Like Job.

London, July 3O.--The powers will soon decide which prince is to rule over Albania, the new state carved out of the spells taken by the powers from Mon- tenegro. The decision will be made in six months.
 A large number of princes of royal blood without incomes, but with desire to rule, have ap- piled for the position and offer all manner of Inducements to the powers, who can make new king.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
CANCEL CLAIMS I'M
 0F JIM WARDELL
kataIIa Man Fails to Prove to Dep partment His Right to
 Hold Land.

Seattle, July 30.--It has been learned here that the coal claim of James WardeIl, in the Boring River section, has been cancelled at Juneau by the officials of the land office.
 Wardell> owned one of the most promising claims in that section and was recently cited be- fore the land office to show cause why his entry should not be can- celled and was unable to convince the department officials of his right to hold the claims.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
SOCIETIES OBJECT
 TAX 0N BOOKS
German-American Societies Send Protest to Congress Against
 IS Per Cent Duty.

Washington, D. C., July 3O.-- The Geranan-American societies throughout the states have pro- tested to congress against the proposed 15 per cent duty which 1t is planned to levy on foreign books:
 The societies claim that many educational and scientific books are imported from the father land and that no bar should be placed on education OF learning. The tax on educational books is denounced by them.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
HEAT KILLS MANY
 IN CLEVELAND

Cleveland, O., July 30.--Thir- teen people died here today from the effects of the hot sun, which has sent the temperature sky ward, and the weather man of fers no hopeful change for a few days. The hospitals are now crowded with men and women picked up on the streets suffer- ing from the heat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
Treasure Hunt Is . Failure.
London, July 30.--Another bi

Londo11, July 3O.--AnOther big treasure hunt has failed. ''The Contractors" the name of com pany formed with a capital of $2OO,OO0 for the purpose of ob- taining reported hidden wealth in the sacred lake of Guatavita, in Colombia, has been wound up af- ter f3' years work, and a meet ing of creditors will be held. The company, at an expense of some s75,OOO, recovered few orna- nlents,y jewels, and precious stonesp valued at @sfo, 900, but found no signs of the vast treas lure reported to repose ill the lake. . "
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
NEW MAN ID
 MAKE WEATHER

Washington, D. c., July 30.-- President Wilson has designat- ed Professor Charles Marvin, now head of the instrument di- vision of the Department of Ag- riculture, as head of the Weather Bureau, succeeding Weather Forecaster Moore, who was re- moved for political activity.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
FOUR REGIMENTS
 BULL M00SERS


 Austin, Tex, July 30.--Theo- dore Roosevelt. former president of the United States, colonel Of the Rough Riders, head of the Bull Moose party and defeated candidate for the presidency, is here secretly organizing four regiments of rough riders to en- ter Mexico in case of war with the neighboring republic.
 Thousands are offering to serve in the regiments of the ex- president and it. is believed he will have a full brigade ready should ~hostilities be forthcom- ing.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
ALAMEDA REACH
 CORONA TONIGHT

The Alameda is due to reach COrdnva tonight at 9 o'clock anG should! reach Valdez early in the morning. The Sampson lell .'U- ueau at 6 o'clock yesterday morning and is expected here as soon as the Alameda.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
MIDDLE WEST
 |S SWELTER|NG
Chicago Again Hit by Hot Wave, Which Sends People to the
 Parks to Sleep.

Chicago, July 3O.--The people of this city and of the middle west are sweltering in the heat and many persons have been sunstruck and taken to the hos pitals for treatment. \ The police have opened the public parks for the us( of sleepers and patrolmen are de- tailed to prevent sneak thieves from robbing tho sleepers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
CANNON MAKES
 PLUNGE IN LAKE
Automobile Jumps EmbankmeRt Into Lake But "Unole Joe"
 Continues to Smoke.

Danville, Ill.,, July 30.--The automobile in which ex-speaker Joseph Cannon was riding plung- ed over an embankment here to- day and landed in the lake.
 Uncle Joe" was rescued, still smoking hiss big xblack stogie.
 The former speaker was not excited in the least at his sud- den and unexpected plunge. z"
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
JUDGE: M'D0AAlQ [
 DIES IN SEATTLE }! ;. ]! ]! rff.. .y 's a,,s,.

Seattle, July 3O.--Judge Nc Donald, Democratic leader of the city, and at present president of the school board, died here to- day from .ieart failure lis death was unexpected. a' he had been ill but few days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

Two teams of heavy horses were sent across the bay today to assist Jim Wilson's stock to haul the big generator into the basin. " '' .s~r '.' - |
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

FOR SALE--A new boys bicy- cle. Never been used. Inquire of Owen E. Meals. F,-.r-
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

All standard makes Of wheels, ,, at Owen Meals, tho Valdez bicy-: cle agent Tor the Columbia, Ram bier, Pope. Daily ServicS,,n Cleye-r land and other standard makes.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

Heart of a Cossack, great Rus sian drama, at the Orpheum to- night.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

The new generator of the A. w., l.. & T.. Co. is expected to be all ready so as to turn on the juice" the latter part of this week. 'ss TK'rg~
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

~ Geo. Reinke. the watch repairerp and jeweler. is at the Valdez Drug
 company. f
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

Bid wanted for 15 or 20 feet of tunnel; everything furnished. Address postotfict bbN356.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

Teams: are busy hauling fas- cines for the government dike.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

Lost, 1000 shares of Sweep stake stock; finder will please re- turn to Arthur Hill. v
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

!. LOST-Part of diamond cuff
 stud. Return to Geo. F. White.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

Indepenaent Messenger Service. Phone 1858. Day or Night.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
. q Delicious Salad nlus Sea

A deligttrul,'ash for salads packed in o!,ve oil, caught in Cal fornia. Try, ,it, at Love-Whitlcy Company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30

LOST-A Delta Sigma fraterni-. ty pin set with pearls. Reward if left at Prospector office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
cook Wantsd.

Cook wanted by Col. O'Neil, call or phone commanding officer, Fort Liscum.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-30
Superb pictures at the Orph- eNm tonight. Change tomorrow.
.Eof 8s;l,

Fine kitchen Mhige, good asI new. inquire at the Prospector. A.. " z ssS . n !. lstasas f A
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
Investment Officials to Face
Trial for Using Mails to
Defraud

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 19.- Charles
A Elder, former president of the Los
Angeles Investment company, and 10
of his associates, former officers and
directors of the company. faced the
United States district court today for
arraignment on charges of conspiracy
to use the mails in scheme to de-
fraud
In addition to Elder the men are:
William d. Deeble, George M. Derby,
c.. L. Bagley. Harry d. Rodgers, A. p.
Thomson, Charles Cassatt Davis. Err
nest Ingold, Fred L. Mowder, Earl
Belder and W. Francis Gates.
Attorneys F. Med. Spencer and Os-
car Lawler are their counsel.
The application of 32 stock holders
of the company to have temporary
receiver appointed pending adjust
ment of the companys affairs will be
heard today by Judge Mccormick in
the superior court.
The application declares that stock
valued at more than s3,000,000 was
fraudulently issued to the former OFF,
GERS and directors and should be can
celed; that holders of gold notes and
home certificates totaling about
$4,000. 900 may attach the assets of the
company as its creditors. and that the
property Is thereby in danger of being
swept away.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
s10,000,O00
WANTED FOR
HARBOR
State Board Urges Dock I'M
provements to Prepare
for Canal Trade

The biennial report of the state
board of harbor commissioners for
the period ending June, 1912. was re-
ceived yesterday from the state
printer. and is now ready for distri-
button The report recommends an
expenditure of s1O,o0O.O0o, in addition
to the last $4,000. 600 bond issue, in
order to equip the harbor for the big
business that will come with the
opening of the canal The commits
sion goes on record against turning
the management of the harbor over
TO the city and recommends that
steps be taken to have the govern
ment cede Yerba Buena island to the
state for use as a terminal. open on
equal terms to all transportation
companies.
The report reviews the extension Of
the belt railroad and calls attention
TO contemplated improvements.
Part of the document is of politi-
cal nature and devoted to an attack
on the Southern Pacific company.
The commission recognizes the need
Tor more docks. and says:
The demand for the continuation
Of the development along the lines
followed during the last three years
is imperative While all of the docks
completed during recent years are of
the best and most durable and con-
venient type, there remains many old
wooden docks. costing large sums to
keep in repair These can not sur
V1ve much longer"
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
SUIT TO
ALAMEDA COURT
Judge Rules That chi|dren's
Home Is on East Side
of Bay

The Alameda courts must handle the
fight of Ralph D. Emery. son of J. S.
Emery, after whom Emeryville is
named, for the possession of his two
children, who are~in the custody of
their grandmother Mrs. Katherine
Short Kennedy, according to the de-
cision Of Judge Coffey today. The
court decided that, although the chill
dren are in this city with their grand
mother, Emeryville is their home.
Mrs. Kennedy's contention is that
the children, Joseph S. Emery, 6 years
old, and Ralph d. Emery Jr., 4, were
sent to her by their mother before she
died with request that they be given
home.
She asserts that their father is not
a proper custodian for the children.
that he is profiigate and has no
adequate place for them to stay. EN-
cry declares that the children were
merely intrusted to the Kennedys DUR
ing their mothers illness and that the
grandmother has not sufficient means
to educate them properly
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
SOCIETY ASTIR
OVER E[0P PEMENT
Young Couple Last Seen at
Cherry's

The tongues of society were set
a-wagging by the sensational elope-
ment of Helen and Maurice. One of
Helen's girl friends, overheard the
two talking of their future plans.
1--WE might as we'll do away with
all the fuss of a big wedding" said
Helen Il am going down to
CHERRY'S, where / can get COM
pletely outfitted for our wedding trip
and no one will know of it. / will
need an overcoat. a suit and a. couple
of dresses. CHERRY'S have just the
best assortment of stylish womens
clothes and you know want to look
my best
"And / will go right along with
you.u said Maurice. "CHERRY'S has
furnished my suits for some time
and you could not get me to change.
because I know that their mems suits
can not be duplicated anywhere for
the price. CHERRY'S Credit plan
will make it easy for me to settle for
this outfit, so let's go to one of their
stores right away"
CHERRY'S store at 1909 Market
street was kept busy answering the
phone calls of friends of the young
couple. The Mission storey at 2400
Mission street, was also rung up and
some even went so far as to ring up
the two Oakland stores at 52S Thir
teenth street and 515 Thirteenth
street. The Los Angeles store is at
636 South Broadway.-Adverti
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
Woman Disappears;
Foul PLAY IS Feared

Suspicious over the continuous abb
sence Of Mrs. Wilhelmina Miller, who
disappeared from their home more
than a month ago, Seymour Hall, 400
Staten avenue, Oakland, has appealed
to the police to search for her.
The girl left the Hall home. where
she was employed, October 8, leaving
large part of her personal belong
ings and clothes and a weeks wages.
Hall believes that she has met with
foul play. She is 81 years old, and
is the mother of boy years old and
a girl 2
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
Wants Children to
Like Police Officers

Expressing a desire that the school
children and the police department
be brought closer together, Chief of
Police White has addressed a letter
TO the board of education. In his
letter he asks that the children be
taught TO have greater confidence in
the police officers, and that anything
that might tend to corrupt the morals
of the young folks be reported i'm
mediately to the police. The chief
also suggests that the members of the
board of education call upon him and
arrange to have a woman and a man
speake appointed from the depart
ment to address the school children on
DAYS acceptable to the board.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
MRS. NJ |NTOsH IS
GIVEN DIVORCE

The "Pinkie" letter divorce case was
brought to an end last night when
a divorce in Oakland by Judge Dona-
hue from Benjamin William Mcintosh.
Mrs. Mcintosh won complete vic
tory, being granted custody of the two
children, the family home in Piedmont
and $110 a month alimony-
The divorce was granted at the
evening session of the court after the
conclusion of McIntosh's testimony.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19

with The Call to the
Sunday addition and be taken about
and the
with the idea
showing development in the neghbo
The third will
promises
enlightened that will do good
There will be
for all
The guests Easton taken the
East n private electric
the large that will along Bring the
family and make a
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
Miss ziIz to Dance
At PIaverS' Ball

The Players club of Oakland will
be host tomorrow evening to the So
ciety performers in the big benefit
play, THE Girl with the Voice which
closes at the Macdonough theater to-
night, at a ball which will be held at
the Hotel Oakland. Miss Rosemarie
Zilz, an interpretative dancer, will ap-
pear in "a number of dances. She will
be seen in the fanatical dervish and
the bacchanalian dances.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
STINGY HAT CHECKER
LOSES WIFE BY DECREE

Percy L. Williams earned plenty of
money as checker at the Palace, st.
Francis and other bay city hotels, but
in all his married life he gave his
wife only SIS, according to her testi-
mony today, which caused Judge Stur-
tevant to grant the wife an interlocu-
tory decree of divorce. Her testimony
was corroborated by her mother. Mrs.
A, Torrey, with whom she is living at
9l6 Pine street
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
"CHIMES OF NORMANDY"
BYCHORAL SOCIETY

The famous opera, Chimes of Nor
mandy" will be presented in the
Richmond theater Monday evening
under the auspices of the Richmond
Choral society. A chorus of so voices
is being trained for the production,
and, as more than 600 tickets have
been sold. the singers expect to ap-
pear before filed house.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
Banks Gain in Loans,
Decrease in Cash

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19-Reports to
acting Comptroller OF the Currency
Kane on the condition of 1909 ma
tional banks at the close of business
October 81, today show resources of
$11301, ,55S,162.29. These banks re-
ported gain over August in loans
of $92.322,32S and decrease in cash
of $9,536.92O
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
Sister in Law Is
Husbands Witness

When Andy H. RaIfour of III Turk
street appeared before Judge Van
Nostrand today for a divorce, he
brought along his wife's sister, Mrs
May Newman, of 1924 Twentieth
street. to corroborate his testimony
that Mrs. Balfour was fond of other
men, He got a divorce on grounds
of cruelty and desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
STOLEN GOODS WORTH
$4,000 FOUND IN CELLAR

Systematic thievery by drayman
was revealed yesterday in the recov-
cry of $4,000 worth of stolen mer-
chandise in the cellar of Charles Goe-
pals home. 907 Florida street, when
he was arrested on charges of lar
,ceny. Goepal is a drayman for the
.Emmons company
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
KNIGHTS CHARTER SPECIAL

The Knights of Columbus have
chartered special trains to leave Sat
urday from this city and Oakland for
Monterey on their pilgrimage to Car
mel mission to observe the two hun
dredth anniversary Sunday of the
birth of Padre Junipero Sierra.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-19
Steamer Sado Maru
Is on Fire at Sea

A cablegram received this morning
from London reports that the jap
anese liner Sado Maru, bound from
Puget sound for Yokohama, and due
at the latter port November 22. is on
fire. The fire so far is confined to
the cargo in No. hold