The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 2, 1906, Page 2

% § o s A o SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE ~ MUNCIPAL PRESIDENT MWieL bt MAKE BIG |5 CALLED BY THE GOVERNOR BUDGETIS | PURSUES s pem e v STRIDE IN 8 i 918 5 Is Found Unconscious ; Continved Feom Prre, 1, Column 3. |of said act terriiory intervening be-|the amount w-r{gchflm;:ySc:tam;nz\::r:‘: g e s -1 in _SE&L SUHB[HY year 1903, Board of State H4arbor | sinte gestroyed or damaged by confla- Lad Who Tned to 08 | Co J 1611 of the Political’| mount of money that moy be retained and to provide funds for meeting any m.d( tm badi T A5l “:’m \Isefe;);;lrs. 4:mhied sadh mmmn et defieiency in:the revenues of the State Protes‘s From t}‘e Heads w,ll Plll)lls}l the Repor Vi— = [Chlmgo Dmhrs Tran’- es from) pe foners for the fiscal years commencing July e e teh to The Call S onsider and ‘enact Jaws ox 3 , 18123 Special Dispal nto time for the performance or (s ke L SE A R 0{ De artments Are Of the Federal AN JOSE. -Juns 1—Ben Werdall orm enes of any act or proceeding of & | [ lo 0 FOUDGD Sibmitted: at thel partm the well known young San Joge busi- V i niture_anpo or required | et gemeral slection, to Section elgh- U ik Agent. | ness man whose mysterious disappear- ems. 10 oy bontract to. be mer.|teep Of Article cloven ef the Conatitus navaiing. gen ance twd weeks ago gave rise to Tu- ve in the | tion of the State of California, so P 3 or or taken on ‘{-m:vnl‘:xdorl‘ylxnv 1806, prior to tha last|to enable countigs, cities and countle: mors of feul play and for whose re B -~ 1o cnamie countie : - hg i ; n vt bose i 1 er Operation 8 T et upon veope | ons s s o i maciea. | Administration Eager to|Rigid Inspection of All|zeios sverms oftars nave boon arte Circulation After Ope n act entiled 4 - teh to The Call ¥ ‘heyoof. | have hereunto 4 H " . ds WASHINGTON, June 1. — President |{he comner s"'n,g'g';““::def::::s_C"},':i Cuf;i;;l l;:::: ey e i ng that wheve logal halidaye ased 1o-be afixed S}Ierl 0 Nell Deman Roasevslt decided today to miake pubs | Wis're ot e by a woman, whe m. | CHICAGO. Juns Lol Ot aduoted ane | have been declared by the Governorihareunta the great :o’;’lleoi!" the \:::: lic the report of Professor Charles P.[mediateiy’ notified a nephew of (hcfl'u:ne“" a year by Dr. Alexis Carrel censs {ay has mot been | tor more: than thirty ¢ q,m‘.‘;%e"gf-f-‘ari's;‘o,,‘“;f,’,':' A8 6F Toke.. 15+ Ahe MOI‘C Money but \IS Noill, Commissioner of Labor, and|unfortunate man and the :z:.r‘.v:r::]s;;nd R i v iy Untvas cos heretofore Wiegally col . slaims of lien with|yoar of our Lord the one thousand nine James B. Reynolds of New York con-|0f twelve managed to ger Tarfell| 200 DF O = T iscoveriés have beam Recorder shall be extended|hundred and sixth, and of the- admis- Squelched‘ petihagay L ARt halg e | pe sole purpose N REX o dmand : ging the creeks of the county, is alive : license tax COrporas | Livion end section 825 of the Cade|ness and issue honds to run for 8 I but demented and probably starving. ls as Achve as ; ing St the ovjeces | a8 CIvil Prdeedure and section A3 ofnéried ot iexcseding onc. BABGN Make a Record Sa}’s Meat WIH Be Il\- He was seen but & half block awsy © purpose ying out the objects | “noiitieal Code |years, and to provide for intersat and f B war e Sl o siack et { sot.” “approved March 20, 1305} ORRNING LAWS DEALING |sinking tunds in connection. there- G ll h : X d U trom . 24 § t on WITH MECHANICS' LIENS o a ag er. Sisie pon. o Berat hig claliing. tevn. Be 2 end the : coneerning To confirm Such DAMIBSvIons &8, e | warach. was found Iying senselesa on — i and other. nt to the Senate. i : k wh the madman rough- | t promise te revolutionize sur- ond the time when thev wauld 6th-|gion ef the State of California the Afty- s e ihna A L B f"-‘l’ih::kloch,,,‘,;:f;‘ he madman ToVEN- | made that » wise have been ‘entitled to file the{gixtn v 3 | gery. { 5 > D) them on an inquiry instituted by the away in the darkness. Feeling sure| xperiments have been 5 for 3 | (8igned) CBORGE C. PARDEE, _ p mhe reduced budget was passed to _|that he could loeate his uncle again,| While all the exp T'o - censider. .and ‘propose . an Governor of the State of California. President primarily fer his own infor ; ; el He retutned | performed on dogs, the object was to lamendment to the Constitution of n"!,\t(e.\‘l C. P. CURRY, v print unanimously yesterday by the mation. The report of Commissioner the boy ran for help. | DELAYING PUBLICATION b OF DELINQUENT TAX LIST © ealing - 8ec- 4 3 v I ds of surgery that could : Fricls 1 Seandtaty. of 4 visors. Eyide 4 | with several neighbors, but Wardell | ascertain metha | Gon's % Sruicie 33 whereat. relating to i i i i E.mrdhw-s,upcmmm d‘ldcm{ :h:;e Nelll and Mr. Reynolds will be sent 10| paq disappeared as mysteriously 2nd |pa used on human beings te transform | sontracts fc payment of {axcs. o Tt was e Intention ‘om the part ol e & | Con@ross next Monday. It will be ac- | as suddenly as he did on May 3. veins ints arieries, transpiant organ e e vk | T bl onois [of the different departments to proteSt| . mpanjed by a speclal message of| To. night fifty Garden City Wheel- | Yo% TS SISCER o e arteries and olm ges, deeds of trust or other liens, | 5 s ;ag.nnn the reduction in appropriations.| p ooigent Roosevelt, In which he will |men, & club of which ::e unlwr!unn;fl {veins of an “,,mt, T the Gveied e | #0 that the borrower may be free to|Southern Legislators Want Comwolida- (.10 one tried to got more, Sherift| ey sovelt. in which he will|men & b of whieh the untertunaie | vulns'of an animal for th o b last e o Lo s cAet Babsaact ne |Thomas F. O'Néfl, H® recelved a cur- fhis geconsy @ 4 ing the city on bicycles looking for| A: the present. time Doetors Carrel terest SACRAMENTO, June 1.—While® the diate and drastie legislation to correct |tne missing man. The ease has aroused |and Guthrie are watehing half a dozen $1—To consider - and . propose an \ tain lecture from Supervisor Gallagher, | the evils whieh are exposed in the re- . 1 E ntly thriving with S ns call for the special} great interest in this eity. {dog® who are appare A T Rpd pasmenament. . 18 he Rt AL nw,' :‘:stlin:‘ny::: t;re-;'zli‘flt::n'e were inlz-rep-!“'h" acted: as ‘chairman of the hoard, no’;t‘.‘ it v et ia D L —— their veins and arteries transposed in : Sthe | néxt general clection, to section 8 of | Se==l % 4 : he President had not expected te "MAN BEINGS? | various ways. xa for the mehate! constitution o As fo|‘aration members of the d‘elegak:’nn 'lron:"and. the rest refrained fram reoiting | ie FReSdeRt Bad ot epeced nd LARD. OF HEMAN resiesr el Ll dsorird iy e 1‘ (,.w’ ilitate, for the ‘period ‘Of 1wo years, | the ‘coun of L‘us Angeles en‘emam;jn_\ | their supposed grievances. IR.ynoldq. He felt that |ts publication SN tn the Tatesd St of the | surgeans are these: atin Al Per- | ihe amendment of the charter of the | O arrange for - meeting "‘l'“‘_ ‘; '; “This is the time to try to save, not|might injure the meat packing Industry | Core e o ory | " "The transplantation of veins on ar- 8 OMCIGL Bcts FERnE 10 TOV- L vy and ceinty -9 San. Bra o-and | of Governor Pardee in order that a final 1ty gpeng,” declared Supervisor Galla- [{n this country., Primarily the infor- Stock Yards. | terien produces. from a functional point the charter of the city of San Jose, |effort be made to agree upon an article |ghar, Ho proceeded ta announce that|mation centajned in the report was| 'CHICAGO. June 1.—The stories cir- lof view. the transformation of veins AMEXDING ACT CREATING {without ratification by the Legislature, Providing for the consolidation of the|¢he finance committee had thoroughly |obtained to be used as a basis for the | culated that human beings have fallen |into grteries. STATE BANK COMMISSION | 2 | eity and the county under a single gove ;‘cons!dnred the wants of all the depart- | legislation propesed in the amendment | into vats in packing town and have OF SAN PRANCISOO LANDS z | ments and announced that # would be|to the agricultural appropriation bill| peen rendered into lard without their " i | Assemblyman F. A. Stanton, f@Pre'lhurd to convince them thatiany more | by Senator Beveridge of Indiana. cases ever coming to the notice of the consider - ‘and propose 4N | senting the city. and Assemblyman W.1money would be needed absolutely.| The President did not imagine there|authorities was scouted today by Cor-| to be submitted at the | Ww. Thompson of Alhambra were the!Wwhen he had concluged, heads of other election, to article XI| fiest'to arrive and were hopeful that an departments apparently decided that | ion - 3710 of "tk rate of taxa for ‘the 'se . | PROVIDING FOR THE ernment. Transplanted veins adapt themselves to the new functions imposed. The pew arteries transmit the blood indefinitely. After ten months the eir- would be serious opposition on the part| oner Hoffman, who designated all such | cylatien through the arteries is ap- Qf the packers to a proposition to af-|rumors as fables. s il parently as active as on the day of the o Miaing a hew sectian nere. | AETeement Involving the water supply (the statement meant business and re- | ford such Inspection of such meats pre-| I 4o not think it possinle for such | gperation. by adding a new scction there- | question could be reached. Assembiy-|frained frem pleading for more. pared for domestic copsumption as iS|things to occur at any of the packing| The ascertained facts are insignifis =B gy Al Mgt e S S T O'Neil, however, persisted. He de-|afforded to meat products intended for | plants without coming to the Knowl-|cant compared with what the experi- cars, certain powers ar : i “We are in this position: The city clared that when the sploons were open | shipment abread: The meat packers,|edge of the Coroner,” he said, “I am Be city and county of San Franclsco| gosires the consolidation and a part of the County Jail would be overcrowded elative to strests, parks, boulevards,| ine county does mot. If this article|and that he would need mere deputies rvoirs and lands owned or here- menters hope to accomplish by apply- however, roge in arms against the Bev- | sure that they would be impossible NOW, | ing thelr method to human beings. eridge amendment, being insistent in and I believe that they were equally In a scientific treatise tney have jn- i . fails to go into the call it will be be-|when the business of the courts began | oppesition ta it not enly in principle, | impossible ejght or ten years ago. dnlged in speculation to only a mode to be mcquired by it and 10 the | cquse the conflicting interests from Los [io Increase. Gailagher retorted that|hut in the question of paving for the However, if either Mr. Simons ar any ate extent, but their hypotheses are s thereof: provided that sald sec-| ., c.jes County cannot agree, Govern- |there were now a smaller number of | proposed inspection. one else can supply me with any In-| decidedly startling to the lay mind. tion: ahall contain & pr fon that no |, pardee has iptimated that the sub- |prisoners in the custody of the Sheriff| Representative Wadsworth. of New ormation on which to base an investi-| Jf the discoveries are carried to their lands. |1u.v any “v:m '.A*M“f’- 1;",“ "'_‘_“r:"“" ject will be included in the call if an |than there had been on an average for | York called on the President today. ation I shall try to open up the case logieal conclusion various affections of by sald city and county of Sa - be sold exchanged un-|2Ereement is reached.” some time. He is chairman of the agricultural.com-|and find out the truth about the ma the heart, now considered incurable, - 4 v b hall fi When the remainder of the call was WANT TO MAKE A RECORD. mittee of the House, to which the pro?| ter.” | will be quickly remedied. If your heart ess & sale or exe hange lnm 5 (rl!é finally issued the/ members waiting fupervisor McGushin suggestpd that roscd amendment will be referred. He| A. M. Simons, former district super-|js not in tae right place it will be be suth %t -“‘?“‘('\‘ Y oters op | Were informed thet the Governor had 0.\.;’1 might hold all his "ffn by deing | ndicated to tae President the intention | intendent of the Bureau of Charities, | transplanted. If your kidney or liver NOLSA of IR COURLY. YOHL included the recommendation of the | . it 2 of the committee {0 consider the who corroborates Upton Sinclair's de-|is not hitched to the proper kind of id city and coun voting thereon, at commitiee of forty, which provides. for {as the Pelice Department and the Fire amendment proposed by Senator Bev- | seriptions of packing town conditions, machinery, your veins and arteries will 2 el e oy ihe DU~ | consideration of the consalidation ques-|DSPArtMORt were daing, laying off part | TSI SUNCA Y adticatly without | said_today that he would make a trip|be dissected and grafted together im - Dhall ot b consirued 10 prevent shy | tion only Inesmuch ad it-aftacts the WA= |op hes o ep S e O, anthe GUE| givislon Dy the Senais and to. prepass|out Yo the Mook YATay dIBtrict pof o | oo e et g eatied joguiher parioa | Shall not be construed to prevent any | tion enly | A5 the vear. TRhiEwke the heat oonanla-| L’ Cunatimuk IOF fE(hat “Wauld be fhle| deavor to ietrn (he paivie ot o aras thy life to the diseased organ, O e ten e oniion of | Judge Davis, who assisted Gavernar|' o T e er burat | t0_ il parties copcerned.” persons wha were said to have fallen | . Code |+ readmont by the Legisiature for | Pardee, explained that the proposal to lintg a glowing oration on ,what [.,arsnz;!::'&!:::ydl; !B‘L‘;:g:;:;klh Y:sflr;c: into zhe:u. | A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. A e purposes; and provided that said | \ssue State bonds for the reconstruc- |ynjon Labor administration/would do| % i bRty Sobe gl SRl 4 A o AR L | __Itohing, Biind, Bleeding or Protruding - i ok P dment shall contain the fyrther | tion of the San Francisco water front|to show to the world that]they were | O e s &w e Bar s ia fth To Cure a Cold in One Day | Piles. Your 9rmt will refund money days provision that no existing public park | had basn omitted because it was other-|able to meet the situation! The hall pyss Mg S, T legiaiation o' s |Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. | {f PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you ¢ sauure, or any part thereaf, shall| Wise provided for. An Important rec:|was packed with job jolders, but when | SPIAION that Immediate legislation of & | Druggints refund Favey it 3t tana te 1 In € 1020 Shvn. Ve old or exchanged under th - ommendation om was the amend- | g 1 there was | - : 3 2 plcasteit RN RO of :;,.;hn.‘rxf\!ufnln:'«l»x:v.‘ and that|ment to do with the collateral innerit. dl:‘e‘"fip::(“h”fio:;‘ud ?\ly a tl.lmwh-nd% ;”'“‘d :h"‘i‘h :'; il &'"‘ ‘;’"‘“”;‘l‘} He : g L S | May we say that the mob at ag Im- > nt shall contain the fur- | &nce tax. clapping of & Perfdnetory SOTt AMORK Ne.cd‘_ohynzlr“o:e » oake public the .né:',’:'.'..'..,""f."."‘ to Put up preserves— | promptu hanglng is one kind of 3 string i g »n _that mothing in said| the Supervisors was heard. pert. put up J { band? . o contained shell L con- | SPEAKERSHIP IN DOUBT. Bupervisor Gallagher said in part: wr—\m\ T CREATING as to confer upon the “It is hard te impress on the heads of A G 2 E ST B BANK. COMMISSION sors any - power or Atitinson end Stanton in the Fight fop|50Mme of the departments that a great vand that at this date possessed by ealamity has befallen the city.” We are 4 *iid e of the act i, 1o & the terms c ime of Mouse Leadership, confronted not with theories, but with eating a B ! K £ aissi existence or conditioys of any fran-| SACRAMENTO, June 1.—The Speak- |conditions. The finance committee asked e 1 o chise | ership of the Assembly has been de- |the head of every office to do his duty ze. % > ] COn- | PUNDS TO RECONSPRUCT clared in doubt by members of the |and to keep expenses down to the last t im eTtain bar vy RUINED STATE BUILDINGS | Southern California delegation. who |dollar for the people. I have no pa- the I deemed ne r o g i o | State that Assemblyman P. A, Stanton|tience with people who will not realize . £ 5ix mont t 33—To consider and Ppropose &n|of Los Angeles is to be put forward as |the conditions that fage us. amendment, to be submitted at the . > a vandidate for the gavel, Assembly- “With few exceptions the heads of act |next general election, te Ariicle SIX-|man T. B. Atkinson ofSan Franclsco {s departments have been coming to the ¢ ind op- ieen of the Constitution of the Btate said to be the cheice of the members [members of the finance committee ds- of California, so as to provide neces- from that city. Assemblyman Stanton |claring that they need more, The needs P sary funds, through State indebtednaess pef . ved ) : es to state whether he will be a |0f each department were taken inte [ sd ¢ g s land the issuance of bonds in axeess of | candidate. |consideration and the best that ceuld E Zethelnnny AR e ctadiny GEGA S = bt ba done for it was donc. The fnance l,e leves |eommittee showed its confidence in the 1 | officials in putting each appropriation in a lump sum and allowing them to expend the money where it is mest S F needed. SHERIFF DISCOURAGED, an l Iea er I | ] “The fluance committee reported that the assessment roll has been curtailed 2 [ l . lover $2060,000,000, nearly forty per cent, yet same are complaining because their L 4 1 . = .- A ¥ SR appropriations have been cu. I want Blaze in Passenger Train Melting Snow Causes the Labor Council Condemns the‘}:’l:.p::’})h‘é’;‘ e bR e ‘{;3’,’.":: g san I ranCl SCO Causes the Wildest Yukon and Klondike Abuse of the City's spend it. “If the finance committee is met in Es 9 b > . = X the proper spirit the work ef the de- 2 Kind of Panic. | to Rise Rapidly. Executive. / |partments will be able 1o proceed withs . R | p; out much detriment to efficlency, It = eans a new . Special Dispatch to The Call | Special Digpatch to The Call. At a largely attended and represen- 5;2;::" '?}Q,".. n;i:s$33v éz 1:1‘:' ng“;;: y NE ORK, June 1 e in & pas- TACOMA, June 1.—Fast melting tative meeting of delegates from the month or two to make appropriations enger train and a stalled train in the | f : |#nows have raised .the water in the|Various labor unions afillated with the ™Meet. © helght of the rush hour| gigndike and Yukon rivers-io the higly {San Francisco Labor Councl last night, |, .7 7704 A competent, able.” pains- f t e : " & A | taking, economi inistration 1 re er nE coused the wildest kind|est point ever known excent in the|the city. municipal administratin was‘d-parfmentrfm‘;{":‘\:::‘z";; ::cw‘ t:‘t 13 and a Phsic o ""!“fv‘ passengers. The |opring of eight vears age, The water |Upheld in its action in granting the |world that competent men from the bosut )”‘ Fet Int0 e i rising twa inches daily and the hills| Unlted Railroads the franchise for an ‘55:'2?‘-3»'..?"1“’1 r('nbm' i admteo‘:@hc:p: bway b af the denwe smoke. | ,.re v {ov s before us an v Aucelier By °C|are still filled with snew. Twe feet overhead trolley system. {competent, honest administration to a v . kX stag, U# and|mere will cover prineipal wharves and| At the meeting of the Couneil a week great municipality.” oki 1% had to be content to POUr |greets in Dawson. Klondike fats are |39, When fhere was only a bare hund—} M1t that budget = passed T don't ; L) B wrrriex B B oynadiBus Loiw ugh thelcovered with awater and the railway| {ul of delegates present, a reselution!H°% Where the Bherift's office will get : £ 07 war caused by 4 crased ir- | (726 has beon washed away in placen.| VA2 pareed exiending sympachy to the |yt declered Thamas B ONell S as caused by a ased eir- | T - | peop: v - od | er A in the It is Impassible to Teach points on | oo a0 Suffered from earthquake|p and fire, and interjected a clause can- | efore the Sheriff a few facts and fig- . e of the ears filled witl Hunker or Bonanza rref}from Daw- | demning the Mayor and the Supervisors | \1¢S COncerning his office and he sub- son with teams. Siages ade mow start- |19 BIVINg the streets over to electrie |S0d: Supervisor Boxton briefly an- . . < Tt v [1ines, nounced that the reduection in the ap- p k d ? betn r:;;nnm?rfe'&‘ o 1 ricy e same | Y 500n as the' gravity of this reso- |PFOPFIAton could not ve avoided ana arksige i1s now 10 minutes nearer 2 . N , o i d that the budget be passed te Orr & Tukey's stage, with ninsteen |lution was discovered a counter resa.|MOVe = . d t h f passeniora and H0.050 1n weid.. wol e | 11tion, of WhICK e follow ol aas fose: ?;E;.‘:‘t ::P;fio;d.‘:voldl;g the form o ? owntown an ijormer y # - water at Ciff House and was WAS framed and last night presented |ossriay o BY item. “The motian wa: : : saved onl the horges awimming oyt |“"d adopted: al rapimously, 4 o ot U | Whereas, There.j i ST - P kSid i m ct W ers in fhem | Yrecked at .lh- s»fi-:n;. r’:m:f;d ::: a concerted effort orl\ :Ih p-:lz);;e;n:.l::v ! ; ar 2 e s Ore attra ive no ‘or > 3 out thai | ont 234 one Loree Sramned, the prasen- | (418, loeal ourasi and seme delexstes - home sites than formerly =0 be fire- 3 o i | ko v:‘:r.d ro- n--,;;i;,fi:; j:lf:.':;'bufir:(;g_\-l?“wn for | this council is dissatisfied with umi ; d : Parkside means lawns and gardens 5 X with thirty s and a f ople of t i L d trfi d fl , the diaine. A5 far a5 traigh. The Aent steamar from Bon || Besoived, Thet 0. cohee ae | TRACK PB!lBlEM an €S an ers and fresh air Then - the th twen- | Present city administration; and \ = 3 ; 2 ty pusserfers, including W. A. Webh, Whereas, The election of the Unio, \ 3 i the station | n s o B 4 the unconscious WNO Will §art in business in San Fran- (LABOT party and Mayor E. E. Bchmitz [orms of two policemen who hud heen §%¢0¢ TRe ateamer Monurch safled |has Broven of inestimable value to the st 2 banks was due lu Dawson Wednogday. |F¢SCRtS and repudiates any attempt to p out safel ubway 1 8kstrey Ths wid - emp! b b ithi e R e — — a earned " th l wiose was $50d. o N s e [Mavor E. B, Schimite oicbutation of| PORTLAND, June 1.—There is a‘pros- ===8 Subur W n € Ci i e s B B $ . ATTE] tration. h pae. 4. ct that % sere are times when an’ actor dossa’t THE FUNERAL OF IBSEN |(his oitvs ang (oSNt idustrial peace to PECt that the Hill and Harriman inter { this city: and be-it further ests will come to an agreement ever . N éD:no-nu“o- of Popular Sorrew Is de?l:!r‘:ls":; ;rnhl:; ::«‘-’ Ii::::ncél n&fs’é‘l{ sheteackags Hglitn Boien the “north : Parkside ma“agers are planning e Shows for the Late Poet rhich appeared in a local paper an May P2PK of thé Columbia River and that a i —_— — . o4 ", . 26, 1806, the headline of w double t: d Dramatist. i ea hich read as raek line from Wallula, Wash, E : T | SRISTIAN, Jane 1ogtne vocy or| ST LAber, Cotnell cnonncer e Roruiang will reeit_During e re: ew and more extensive improve- { i Ibsen, the NorweglTh poei and Rerolved, Tn):‘ ration”; further pe it cent Visit of President Howard Elliott B ‘ y Srams ik b sk h . ed, a4t this aoupcil h of the North - m W eV be & ';:mmml«“r;l‘x:{;‘ o)'ur::d ‘mdn) vl|l!11e\ ©r¥ lwarns the publie ugalns‘: .lt:flar ;eubr}: proached by fle;?ar::fl:fqa.ah‘l":lt:n‘ s ents than ere er fOl'e con- -Gfaves oo attaehed t6 the Chureh of thy |RMIstlc misrapresentation in* the fu. |View to such an arrangement and It 18 e o . LHoly Trinity. © the Church of the | ture; and be it further understood that he did not look upon ¢mp t Tooth Powde: |, i imeiveg wine sakon o st rhi 8 2008 o thin roso | he don wien'airr did it pra 4 |the Cabinet Ministers, the members of | ® B it to the Honoraple 4bly submit the plan to President Hill |Mayor B. E. Schmitz, the B of the Great N Y [ the Norwegian Parlfament and repre-|gu, ¥ Board of orghern, If this arran, i - pervisors, be published in the ment matures it wil easy en- ¢ sentatives of artistic and sclentific 50- | lasvc of the Jah b ot N R ot EALTY COMPANY R t or Clarion and that |trance Into Portlund far the Ohicas: - . P cieties. home and forelgn, 3 :nples be at (ance [Elven to the locai |Milwaykee and St Pyul, whoss pffiotaly . ARKSIDE R L ; apers for publication. ave been 3 1 o 3 AN PRANC WI Illf Puy_ the Death Pemalty. . means to repuu:z(:l: :firy L W . 3 OF s F l JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., June 1.—The Radke & Ca, AN SR o ! Supreme Court today afirmed the de- economy— leaves delicion e e : ¥ o iz efter faste. Ask your dentig! |c/¥ion In the case of “Lard" . Sey: | Goars st Shv tonpee. Siang SlUzht Quake In Seattle, moeur Barrington, cénd 1813 Devi 1L Dlagt at| SEATTLE, Jupe 1. fel A Ofii’c m fiOldm 0 A » 1 bandy metal oxns or hottics. 25 s the luu.::r uf .,)n-::snel;‘. 'l‘:cga::: stock of s;g::gflz,."dn:mznd:. ':g;qtfi‘; :"5&‘ ;Q"hfllmke _l)t;t;gs‘?x; rily l’fln: X @ e ks er 2 ‘te ve. ‘a.nd pfllk Pr-@raves’ Tooth Powder Bo. |55 030 the aute or sxecution for | LEain® Poczents of all Hiige s ololacic (s mornink Thire Has one ~ e . save . ; -&reat fire of April 18, 5 like to see.things co bis It is the most effective tooti preservative and cleanse made. Use it for health an. from the |tremor anly. No damage was done, and g ® - Ibut few know anything about it. i