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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
WANT ASPHALT REFINED
FROM CRUDE PETROLEUM
Manufacturers and Producers Asso-
RiatiOn Asks Board OF Public
Works 70 Amend Rule.

Tne Manufacturers and Producers
Association has sent a Communication
g. r1z Board Of Public Works asking
tlat asphalt refned from crude petro-
l=lp de used for paving on the city
streets Tne rules now in force re-
.cL-r= the use OF a refined natural
zsrLalrs The association states that
Ll= production 0f crude petroleum in
<lr STATE has enabled manufacturers
-1 make the best quality OF asphalt
and that the industry should therefore
g. -s-lccurs ged- L is not desired that
J s--lU UI--dS5on be mzde- IN favor Of
re --Ls1re product, but the association
wants -he two kinds OF asphalt COM
pared an5 the better selected for use
Q1 -le streets.
LLe ASSOCIATION received the follow
lre telegram from Senator Perkins
yesterday
7 ara IN receipt OF your telegram
relative 10 che pure food bill and would
state -Bst IL looks IS though II could
nor be passed unless the author
suerds u ES-erially OF the commit
tee makes changes II the measure I
shal save Ussr careful consideration
to The interstate prohibition bill in
.-e -igLL Of your protest"
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
HARTMAN CABINET WILL
SOON MEET IN CHICAGO
Governing Body of the Great System
Of Western Roads to Map Out
a New Policy

Circulars were issued from the traf-
&c departments Of the Hartman lines
yesterday formally announcing the
promotion Of E Q. Mccormick to the
position Of assistant traffic director.
with headquarters in Chicago. and of
the appointment Of Charles 6 Fee TO
be passenger traffic manager Of the
Southern Pacific Company.
Later in the day Traffic Director J.
G Srubbs- Transportation Director J.
C kruttschnitt. Assistant Traffic Di-
rector Mccormick and Freight Traffic
Manager William Sproule held a con-
ference n Mr. Kruttschnitt's Office
and discussed the future policies of
the Southern Pacific Company in con-
nectiOn with the other Hartman
lines under the new arrangement in
Chicago II was reported that i'm
mediateIy after Mr.. Kruttschnitt
reaches Chicago there viii be a meet
ing there Of what is hereafter TO be
known as the Hartman cabinet .
consisting of E H Hartman. Trans
portation Director Kruttschnftt. Traf-
nc Director Stubbs and General Audi
tor Young. who are hereafter to di-
rect the affairs of the big combine OF
Western railroads
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
CAPTURE Wild
MAN IN NORTH
Mysterious Hermit Believed
to Be Escape From Siber-
ian Exile Is in Nome Jail
WEAK FROM HUNGER
Captive Bears Appearance of
a Russian, but He Stead
faStly Refuses to Talk
So 80 . Il. can.

TACOMA. Wash. March 2s--None
advices received via Dawson give fur
ther details OF a Wild man caught By
John Mclean and two EskimOs az
Kingegan. near Cape Prince OF Wales.
He was taken 70 Nome and IS now con-
fined in the city jail The man IS ap-
parently 45 years OF age, below medium
height. thin from hunger. redeysd and
IN rags. With hair and beard reaching
10 his waist and nails evidently trained
10 grow around the end OF his fingers
he was a sight well calculated 70 in
spire fear and wonder. His parka, a.
though hanging. was Ot heavy wOolen
cloth and evidently OF Russian design
and make. Around his neck. fastened
10 a gold chain. was small gold anu
let with a Greek design and an ebony
Greek cross He cannot, or VIII nors
talk
The only solution thus far offered Is
that he Is an escaped Siberian exile.
His appearance is Russian The shape
OF his head and eyes resemble a pic
tUre OF Zimmerman. the Russian. who
cOnspired several years ago 10 blow up
Russian workshops. and was sent 10 a
penal settlement at SrednikOlymsk in
Siberia This settlement is nearly 400
miles distant from Nome. through an
Arctic wilderness with the Bering
Straits lying between. How he could
have made this journey and lived for
several years comprises one OF the
strangest mysteries OF the nOrthland-
Mclean. the captOr. says the wild man
had been in the vicinity OF kingegan
several weeks. terroriZing natives. who
regarded him as something supernat-
uraL He was taken without difficulty.
The Nome authorities refuse 10 per-
nit visitors 10 see him until his phy-
sical condition improves So far he
seems 10 have no understanding be-
yOnd recognizing food when placed be-
fore him
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
Chutes.

Clark's comedy dog circus made
great hits at both performances at the
Chutes yesterday. The Sheck brothers
proved capital head-to-head balancers
and Giles W. Harrington told some
new stories and sang some new songs
The FEM brothers lvened things up
with their Tyrolean warblings and
Memphis Kennedy. the musical moke.
varied his speciality. Mabel Lamson.
the popular contralto, was heard in
new illustrated songs and the animato-
scope amused with its moving pic
lures The amateurs will appear on
Thursday night
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
cALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-The fol-
lowing Californians have arrived:
San Francisco-G. H. Canagut. at
the Imperial; ". L D. Hill, at the
Cosmopolitan; B. Reynolds, AT the
mandie.
Los Angeles-Mrs. Angel. at the
Grand Union: J. L Givaux. at the Nor
mandie; @. II Ford, at the Cosmo-
politan; r L Schley. at the St Denis.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
scenic Treasures Of Canfornia.

Sanborn. Va1 & Co. have Just issued a
new book. California Views. Something
larger and better than ever published
heretofore. Retail price. 75c each They
also have 4 new book OF Mexican Hand
Carved Stationery -rerailinE at soc.
This is the only handsome and useful
novelty in the stationery line this year.
II is interesting 70 travellers and equally
interesting 70 our own folks at home.
SanbOr--, Vail & Co. al Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
Teachers' Fxamination.

The annual examination OF teach
s-s who wish certificates was held
yes-zrcaE IN the rooms OF the Teach
r-s Aid Association al the City Hall
There we're twenty applicants, only
one a Wh6ch was OF the sterner sex
-e C-zzsrious covered z multitude OF
E-15ecrs- The results viii be an
-rourced later
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
Modern Travel.

The latest Developments are exsnplihsd IN
the Overland Limited os the Southern and
Union Pacific, leaving daily AZ 10 a. New
cars electric lights In every berth. fine dining
car service a Ia carte. splendid track and fast
time make this the most desirable route Cali
On s T. Booth, Gen. Agt- L P. r r. Mont
Eomery street
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
Memorial 10 scobie

che Scobie Memorial Sanitariunl
E-ss. incorporated yesterday with a
-spllal stock OF 100000. all OF which
IS subscribed b. the directors. The
directors and the amounts subscribed
oT rheu are Agnes A Scobie, $50. 600;
e. e Beebe, $4,000; p F. Mclean.
$4,000. s4ld Isabella and Johan c. F.
tTcE8ezn. $4,000 each.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
Columbia.

Mary Mannering began the second
week of her engagement in "Harriet's
Honeymoon at the Columbia last
night.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29

Three Fold Screens, Oak or Mahogany
Five feet wide and FIVE feet high. fitted
with beautiful designs OF best quality
silkOlene- regular value S525: retiring
sale price, $3.50 At Pattosien's, corner
Sixteenth and Mission streets. q
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29

A Virginia kitchen. in which the food
values Of the sweet potato VIII be dem
onstrated, viii be a restaurant feature
at the worlds fair.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
Alcazar.

"ParsifaI' began its second week at
the AIcazar last night with a crowded
house
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
TiyoIi.
The musical

The musical comedy, Mr.. Pick
wick" continues to be the attraction
at the Tfvoli Opera-house.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29

TO stay Cured. Cause re-
moved Heath restored.
No more Asrhm4 OF Ezy
Fever. Book % Free
write.
P HAROLD HAYES.
Buffalo. ~ 2
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29

DR.. y. J. Savoy OF New York is at
the 81. Francis.
J. r Robinson, a fruit grower OF
Chico. is 81 the Grand
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-08

you only take it from the poor and
not from him. If you throw him
into prison he will kiss his chains
and esteem himself happy to suf-
fer. Condemn him TO death and
you Will open heaven to him. No
my Master, il you would revenge
yourself on him, compel him to
commit crime, that would cause
him to For know this man.
He fears nothing 10 this world
but sin, and thcre is nothing else
that can make him unhappy.
Oh, wonderful and sublime sen-
timents! Letss never forgot them
Nothing can harm us but sin.
5We can never enter hcavcn, our
true homo, il We arc sinners.
To Be Continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-08
CORRESPONDENTS
Editorial COLUMN
-~4-
W eakness-Se Humility

The flower OF meeknesS grows on
a stem of grace.
Selfish men may possess the earth,
It is the meek only who inherit II
from the Heavenly Father, free
from all defilements and perplexi,-
ines of unrighteousness.
There will come time Shen three
words uttered with charity and meek
ness shall receive far more blessed
reward than 1000 volumes written
with disdainiul sharpness Of wit
Mecknass is the love at schools,
at the school OF Christ it is the dis
ciplc learning 10 know and fear and
lstrus, himself, and learn Of him
who is meek and lowly in heart and
so 6ndin., rest 10 his soul.
Meekness cannot be counterfelted;
It is not iasensibility or unmanllness
or servility, it doea not cringe or
whine; u is behevolencc lnlatlng
Christ in patience. iorbearance and
quielness; i feels keenly but not
Indignantly; it is abound in good
will, and bears all things The an
ger OF meek man is like hre struck
out Of s,eel---hard 10 get out and
when ou, soon gone; the meek
enjoys almost perpetual Sabbath.
The meek are not those who are
never at all angry, tor such are IN
sensible, bu, those who lecliug ang-
ry can control i, and are angry, only,
when they ough, to be. Meekness
excludes revenge, irritability, morbid,
sensitiveness, but no, self defence or
a quite and steady maintenance Of
rights. MRs. A. l.. McCLEARy,
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The Christian
Man, and the
Misery Of Sin

Once the Superior, At Rome,
was greatly snraged against
Zslotss. He exclaimed
in bic anger, 10 the prsseace OF.
his prslatorG 20, that / could
take vsngsncc on thh hereto. I"
His comiorters immediately
cane forward with thcir advice.
Ths 6rst ono said: Send him
into banishmens snd never lot
him SEQ your face again
Another said: "Soizs his prop.
erty.n A third said: "Throw
him into chains, into prison. !"
Have you not the power'' said
the forth Lot him Be put TO
death and thon,yon will get RID q
him
But one who appeared % be
more wiser than The rest, spike and
sid to tho superior. '.You can
not get yoar revenge in any snch
ways, Where cao you banist
hint The whole world u hi,
home iiyou sei.. 81. property
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wHETsTONE ITEMS

i4 ,asl a u
There was quite fire near the Cross
Roads school house last "Wednesday
aiternoon,for time tho school House
was in danger but a last il was %
,inguished and but little damage va
done
Winter has como a. lAst. Also !
little Of our much need rain,
Il There will bc box supper Il The
Cross Roads School house Sat. night
Dec, ~ 1904. All invited TO como.
There will Be PIE supper It the
Baptist Church near Nj, Frank New
kirka, All invited p como. Friday
night, Dee. 2, 1904, 's
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-08
COBBLER FLAT ITEMS
"aY THREE HANDSOME GIRLS.

Kind Editor, as the little CREssEr
still reaches my home | will try and ap-
rear again and hiring some one with me,
There has been great deal OF tire
out fo, Tie last week and 1t has done
considerable damage 10 tle farmers.
They have had 10 1ght the fire OF nights
in.orde 10 keep il back from their homes
4 DeAlh has again Visited The home of
Mr., Massie and taken from him his
loving wife the l0th. She was laid to
rest Sunday the 2oh. a, Pleasant Hill
Csme.ry
Mr. Jchn Hush Is going to erect new
barn,
Mr.. Frank McCsl's baby has been
very sick but is better al this writing
Miss Minnie Raney Of Gravel Point is
s,s,ing at frank McCall's near Grab.
There is much sickness in this vacinity
At prcsenl
one ~ the handsome girls made q
ous mess ,r,p 10 Houston few days ago.
Minnie Baney made . business trip near
lI,n.,.,n an frucsuxv
Hello, ,Dollie Dlmple', am glad you
arc still in the land Of the living heard
YOUR sister had forsaktn the CREssET
and gone 10 Cabool ~ live. She Will re-
turn.
Miss Mary Depue, who has been visit
inv in Cahoo n few days, returned
home Monday night Several OF her
friends started 10 The depot to meet her
but were - late. .
Miss Lizzie Simpson gave a dinner
Thu,sd,y all report y nice time,
MISS Gepa Powers has been on the sick
list bu, Is better at present.
Isabella Harigruves il visiting n
Frank McCals This week.
The box supper at Grove springs wa
well attended Thursday night. boz
was bought by q party, whom wher
.hcy wen, 10 cat, found nice i've rab
bit
Munic Baney took dinner ~ william
Godart,s near Houston Thursday
Lizzie Kohagen attended the 20
suppe, Al Grove Springs Thur. night
Jim Chaney came In from WashinI
ton last Thursday might week he .
ended the box supper Thur. night
we understand Roy Chaney sae \
much supper Thursday night and :
suit has been very 'ick aa
AS the Tree Hnesome iirls' ha'
written all ,hey know they will o'o
and Try 10 d. hAl,sr,iext time, hcpii
10 see Guess Nho Dolic pimple,
nv rican Girl and all
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@gggUARYs

MR. HIRAM SHELLEY, died At his home near Fowler \
Mo. Dec. 4h. at O'Clock +. M.
Mr. SHELLEY had attended the protracted meeting at
Rock Springs church Saturday and Sunday previous TO
his death and had enjoyed the meeting very much
He became i'll Monday night and seemed to realize tnat
he could not recover and gave directions for his funeral
He was IS years Of age and had lived here for the past
35 years
He had been married about 80 years and leaves wife
and children his oss two having died some years
ago;
He also leaves an aged father and brothers and sister
Mr. Shelley ioined the Christian Church and WIS bap
tzed years ago and has always taken an active
all Christian work
The funeral will take place Monday at the MUIR grave
ward where the remains will be laid to rest beside That OF
his Mother and other relatives
We extend our sympathy to the bereaSed family
Servant OF God, well done
Thy glorious warfore past
The battles fought, the race is won,
And thou art crowned AZ last
With saints enthroned on high
Thou dost the Lord proclaim,
And still to God Salvation cry,
Salvation ~ the Lamb
Why should our tears in how
When God recalls his
and bids them leave world Of woe, ,s.-v
For an immortal crown
Is not cen death again to those.
Whose life to God is given!
Gladly to earth their eyes they close.
To open them in heaven
frber tolls are past, their work is done.
And they are fully blest;
They fought the fight, the voetory won
And entered into rest
Then let sorrow cease to now;
God has recalled his own,
But let our hearts in every woe,
still say, Thy will he done.
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MANSFIELD ITEMS.

Mansfield is cool enough this
week.
Rabbits ara the medium Of ex-
change here at present.
School is ali8o. n here
Mr.. A. N. Dennisreturnsd from
Hcdrick Okla. last weed to spend
Xmas. with relatives and friends,
Meeting has beguh at the Dennis
church amiles north Of town.
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Lecture

A series Of lectures will be given
by the Editor OF the CRtssEr at the
U. D. Church: beginning at 1890 on
she evening Of Dec. 10.
Subject What We believe and
why We believe it. =
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NORWuODSGHOOL4 NOTES

Miss Ollie Little visited school
Monday,
Miss Jennie Vannoy entered
school Monday.
Fine work is beiig done in all
departments.
The enrolment is gradually in
creasing. The present number is
1875.
Night school is the programm
Of every home. We are glad 70
know Of ths parents appreciation
for such thorough work.
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anachronisms ot'its principal tae.
let, where statesmen who had been
dead some years assist in admins
tering the oath Of Office to the
Senator. | stood by that memor.
ial IN Iowa Circle the other day
and recalled a curious unpublish-
cd incident in his life. was edi-
torial manager of Chicago Re.
publican evening paper in 1859
| bad seen General Logan but was
not acquainted with him. Nobody
was mentioned for the Senatorship
soon to be vacant except "the two
Dicks, Yates and Oglcsby. Our
paper had not expressed definite
preference bu, had said good
words for both the Senator and
the Governor. One day General
Logan called and was directed 10
my desk. You are tho editor" he
asked. l answered thar was ex-
srcising bis functions.
Has Charlie Farewell been in''
he added. / answered that he had
not.
He promised to meet me here.
he sait, 'to introduce me; but ney.
er mind.
! inquired what could do for
General Logan, He laughed and
suId j came In to do something
for yos. broaght yon . bit Of
news that / thought you might
like to get
That's what we are here for, |
said.
1t 10 an announcement, he cx-
planned and | hope it is in timo
for this afternoon | assured him
that il was
j am going TO be tho next Sem
ator from this state BIO wont on,
with the greatest nonchalsn snce,
and ! thought YOU would like to
be the first Chicago paper to an.
noLuce IT, was EN- barrassed by
this excess OF news, for the a.-
mosphere Of Chicago was full OF
Yates and Oglcsby. Observing
my hesitation, be continued %,
yes; know; you Chicago fellows
think IL not in it at all. But l
am very much in it, and don't you
forget it: I'm going to be tho next
Senator. Don't you be afraid; II sou
want TO scoop these other papers. come
right square out and tell the public so.
The auducity OF the Gsnera IN gensr-
ati.ly supplying such a piece of news
: quite amazed me: told him we wele
not committed to anybody aud would
consider the matter seriously mud favor
ably. Its great chance Don't you
let il slipr he flung back at me ~ he
rose, said good day; snd walked out,
We had frequently conferred with
Congressman Farewa! shout state po
iilics aud ran ont 10 find him. liz bad
gone to lunch, but ! followed him
sharply and corncrcd him NJ he waa
: dapos,ng of slice Of roast berf. Hc
: encouraged the ides, said that Logan
had an army OF friends down the state.
and would enter the convention with 4
strong following. | hurried back to ,ht
Office and wrote u short article formally
nominating Logan for the Senate. Thai
winter went down tn Springfield and
= watched the Generals calnpaiga anc
isnw his attractive aud ambitious wift
\ share The canvass with him, preside sve
10 tie festivities and phil reluctant mem
e hers Of the legislature In out ot tn
n e,ld,
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'.Estered as second class
matter, October 1st. 1904.
at the Post-OTice at N0r-
mo0d No., Mmder Act of
Congress of March 3rd
8 10
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-08

'C.A. snow and Co.. Patent Lawyers
Of Washington. D. Z. have sent as =
l,andy vtsl Pocket Diary Memorandum
aud Account Book for 1908. III cen
,ains calendars for 1905 aud 1909. . cen-
aus ot ci,ics aud states, common bust.
ness laws, court decisions in patent
eases and other valuable information.
Il Il such book a. every man needs
al The time. G. a, Snow 4 Co. will
send II ,o any address on receip, Of
actual postage. swoccnss, This pocket
diary would cost elsewhere from 70 g
rs csnts and Is Indispensable 70 those
who know how TO use Il
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-04-14
Kinnballton- E1khorn

work for Rudolph Anderson in Kim
ballton this year at the painters
trade.
The class of young people in the
Elkhorn church that We're confirmed
last Sunday numbered eighteen. The
solemn and oppressive ceremony was
witnessed by quite large and atten-
| tive congregation.
Willie Boysen, Jr. will 60 into the
M. w. A. lodge at the next meeting
of the lodge. The organization is pre-
pairing to do good work as. they have
a couple of deputies and expect to
get another one before long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm Wiggers
gave party last Sunday in honor of
those confirmed at the church in Elk
Horn. The young people had very
pleasant time and will long remem-
Der their confirmation day.
Some say the cold wave of this
week was due to the bright stars in
the north and south just after Young
oOplo Q MootAuS uASMleecO III GAh
Horn. Well we've seen bright stars
before and no storms followed them
either.
The farmers of this vicinity are
busy putting in their small! grain and
some are blowing sod for corn. The
forced rest last fall enabled many who
were behind with their fertilizing to
catch up and the crop for this year
gives promise to be extra good.
The building committee for the
Kimballton church met for business
session last Sunday to look after some
affairs of an urgent nature. The work
of construction is going forward
nicely and soon from its high eleva-
ton the completed church will look
down on the people beneath it.
The quarterly meeting of the Elk
Horn and Kimtalton Lumber Com
,pany met last Wednesday to audit
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-04-14

the books and to transact such bust
ness as would come before them.
They found the business of the wards
quite satisfactory and that their tinan-
cial condition is in good shape.
Last Wednesday afternoon the ell
derby people of the Congregation
Of the Elkhoru church met and sur
prised their pastor, Rev. Jersild, with
a surprise party and in the evening
the young people went in and enjoyed
an evening of jollity and good cheer.
A purse was made up and presented
to the worthy pastor and wife.
Several of the members of the kim
ballton Rifle Club assembled the first
of the week for a practice shoot aud
the laurels for the day were carried
off by Vigo Rasmussen although
there were several very close to him.
The Club expects to meet soon again
and will keep in practice all summer
so they may compete successfully
with other clubs.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-04-14
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