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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12

Rough skin and cracked hands are no.
only cured by DeWius witch Hazel
salvc. but an occasional application viii
keep the skin soft and smooth. Best
for Eez-ma, Cuts. Burns, Bols. etc The
genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve
affords immedia.e relief in an forms Of
Blind, Bleecing, Itching and Proruding
Piles. Sold by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12
THE FAMOUS SELLS 7oR LESS,

Tuesday evening at the city hall by
T.. A. Klmball C. $ d., OF Chicago, nl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12

We guarantee all our shoesi you car.
not lose anything by trading with US
White House Shoe Store, ia w. Okla
Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12

Free lecture ON Christian Science
Tuesday evening at the city hail. by
Il. A. 1imball C. s. D.. OF Chicago, III,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12
q a - To E Ia.
Bsaru tbo a The Kind You Have Awl rs BOUGHT
signature ar GMEHAAIzssI

Watch for candy sale announcement
at J. S. q. Halrs, West Okla Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12
BETTER GOODS FOR. LESS MONEY
Ar THE FAMOUS.

"THE MOST or THE BEST FOR
THE LEAST" PATTERSON FURNi-
TURE co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12

See our line Of toilet sets and Xmas
cards before buying The Owl drug
store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12

RsNFRo's FoR GOOD GOODS AND
LOW PRICES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12
oLaoN,s LApY ORCHESTRAL.

MISS pEAlti4 OLSON, First Violin.
Miss Clyde G. Reynolds. Second vlo-
lin.
Miss Edna A. Reynolds Piano.
MIR Olson, Bass
VIII furnish up-to-date music for en-
tertainments, openings BAH rooms etc.
When wanting music please call, write
or phone j. H. Reynolds. Secretary, Cot
tage hotel. 40l W. Harrison Ave. or
S. H. olson Manager. Guthrie, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12

a. Among the ~omen the women
pretty wen or ohronics ana able TO
take care Of themselves pretty wen, we
slept in the rear OF the office two in
"a bad-a wide bed. such as you fnd
In a private residenoe-two IN a bed.
by Mr. Decker For two hundred and
sixiy-nvc or seventy--have they beds for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12
DANoER AYERrEn.

IF a man should cross a deadly snake IN
bis pathway, he would quickly crush 10
boneath bis heel before IL could sink ITS
poisonous fangs into his flesh. lie would
nN step out Of the way and tempOrlzo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
Gsloemes Smbilanm
zines in gang SibsSnbiana %besannien
YrieiferS.

Sn Der 81. Mntonius=8 emeinbe In
gbansbile purbe bas goloene priefer'
Subildum bss pfarrsrs Treo. Us.
Sepperiad, beg lansidbri9en ebrutroi-
gen 9nplans beg ct. Warien= 6ofpi=
tals, in feierli6er Weiie eefeiert. 8lu=
men unb tropii Re pfansen sa6en benz
Altar anb benz S9iff Der Stride Elm
fsfli9ss @epanb.
Inn 8 ubr wuroe Elm lebitiries Nmi
bom Subilar celebrirt, benz bic 6erren
pfarrer Sidmann uno S6Utt aiifir=
ten. Der mufitalii9s She'll oes Gsft=
aottesbitntes muroe bon benz Wdnner=
uno 3nabsn=@bO ourdsefi6rt. Dor
8ssinn beg @ottesbisnftes bolten finfs
3is tlsine Wdb9sn, in WeiB getIeioet
unb nit selben S9drpen seidmtidt.
unb fhnf3is tleine 2nabsn, ebenfaas
nit Sddrpsn rsrie6en, ten Subilar
bon ieiner WC6nung i'm 6oipital In
pro3eifon mad Der Stride ab. Sdmmt=
lids fatboliids @sifliGs Der Staot uno
peiterer nmgebung pobnten. fofsrn lie
ni9t bur9 brinsenbe Imtsgsi9dfte
bonn grfGeinen abeebalten waren, benz
@%ottesoiente bel. Nad S9lub oer=
ielbsn nabmsn He i'm 9Oipitat on sis
mem Gefmable She'll. Sem Subilar
tuurben i'm 2aufs oss Sages bon Nab
unb 5ern rst9e @brunsen gu tbeil,
benin ss gisbt wobl tatm einen fatbos
lii4en @eifliden i'm iiioli9en Snoiana.
mel6er fi9 elmer iol9' alLgemeinen
gerebrung untsr ieinen ImtsgenOKen
uno 2aien erfreut, ME 9aplan pep.
perfat.
Wit Der 8eIdidte uno benz Nuf.
idmung bes 2atboliaismus in bisiem
Sbeile beg States it aud isin Name
e6renbOl bertntpft.
Der Subilar if trob ieiner SO Sabre
nod iebr rifig; er 1T i'm oO0en BefB
ieiner geiiti9en 3rdfts, fein @eod9tniB
TT gerabe3u bepunberun9swiiroig, uno
er lieft Obne gsile, nur fein @eh6r III
gei9pd9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
Samen=S ereta oes SIoieite
Surnberetns.

Der SamensG erein bes Sibieite
Surnbereins belt 9efern unter sabl=
reider getbeilisuns osrW itslieoer feline
Notwithstanding ab. Widtiee Sc
i9dfte tpuroen erlebi9t. Na9 S1lub
oerielben murbe our 8eamtenpabl ae=
pdblt puroen:
prdfoentin-6rl. Winnie 8erner.
0i3e.p rdfoentin-Srau Sobn Deb.
oeri6.
STANDARDIZATION Sobn @itsl.
Srufees-Jrau Mrnot. Grau 2abn.
Wirtbi9afts-@ Omite = brau 36nis,
8Ori.; 5rau 1rom, 6rau pfeifsr,
5rau Brtifner.
Stunt neue Mitglieoer purben auf.
gsnommen, uno bier neue Witalieoer
lieBen f6 our gufnabms bori9laeen
Sn Serhdf4tiguns oes ain 9. Iprit
ab3ubaltenben S4auturnens muroe be-
fdlOhen, bic mOnatli9e 2artsnpartie
auf ben l. Sonntas i'm april, aIfu
auf ben 9. Npril. su berlegen. 3um
S9lub warse bei9lOfen, Mitts Rai
elm eroBes 3arten-$ urnier nebf San,
3u bsranfalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

2ocaL0 etterberi9t
S&5n unb wdrmer beute Na4t; Setpitter'
regen an1 Sienitag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
Wattonalbmno
Gommt mad indianapolis.

pbtIabeIphi, 3D., 26. Wdr3.
Der 0orfano oes Seutf6.Imeritani'
f&en Nationalbunbss bat in 1ebsrein.
fimmuns nit ben geiiibern bic Sa'
gun9 3u SnoianapOlis. 5no.. auf Der
s., 6. uno z. OCTOBER bs. So. anee'
iebt.- Ser 0orftano %empfehlt, oab 81
benz 2onpent 8ertreter Der beuti1'
amerifanifden prsfe, S9ulen, Sir
den, Bfbne. biforii&en, pdbagosi
f6en, Iiterariiden unb oeuti1en Ss'
ieli9aften, Der Sdn9er, Burner, &rie'
ger- unb Sdiiben : 8erbdnoe. @rOb'
2ogsn oeutider Orben uno al. BIZ
ienieen Seutid-I merifaner eingelaoer
tuerben. benen oas Wpbl uno bic gr'
baItuns bss Ssutf9tbum in ben Der.
Staaten am bergen lie9t.
Die Staatsbsrbdnos uno Edible
8ereinisungen, iOwie ole gum Natio
nalbunbe esb6rieen 8ereinigunsen fint
eriu9t, Mntrdee unh @mpfeblun9en
fur Den Ronbsnt balo e%in3uienoen, ba.
nit oieTelben elmer Denff9rift beige.
fagt tperoen f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
CD
8 iesena's sr5bte DRY @oobs SanbIer.

6ftli1en 8iertsls Der Section Z, Soun=
ibip Is. &anae 4, Ia 40 afer, ftio=
lid bonn Saubfummen : Snfitut.
$l7,280.
2eslie 6. Bed on G6arles 6olinas=
NORTH, Elm She'll Der Got 80, Ylof |
in @ranbpiem Wobition, 80 bel So 9
CUB, bacant, Morbieite bon 25. Str,
n0roiia bon @iblauo Zoe. 1925.
Cora Sammsl an Scobtp Cunning
BAN, Got 25 in &udels u. u. Subbi=
DifiOn bon SObnions grbea Iooiticn,
40 bel 1875 Tub, bacant. OftIeite bon
Rudle Strabe, nDtolid bon 10. Ctr.
81, 800.
@milp 6letder an &oscos Woore,
Got 81 in Sbosmaters Wobition bon
grOotfioe, 40 bel 80 6ub, pacant,
Oaieite BON geoils Nbs., n6rbli9 bon
IL. Str. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

fur "a stuno.u. .nS.nS 7 ubr mOrasus. IS. y'ars
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

8afbinston, 81. Ndr;.
Sir s n6iana: S9auer unb Getpitter am
Oienitas mariner beute Gbenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
.Qvres Bulletin =.
&epfteoedmma.

@ai1bars RusIin 8appen MAIDEN els
men ftarten etnbruf auf Die 9urdSdnitts,
SHUTTER. 8on bieien finb nidt peniaer
ais Sreibis yiufter ba, aue iebr praftii@
mno entiHieben neu in Gffeit. Sieie
tpel9s BON benz MntIis suriitfauen, finc
Nlts9oadnoii9e 8rauien SHUTTER unb
ipe5ieu etn3is; 9reiie iinb S1.OO, e5c
ySma:S onnets" fir Rinber mnb Srauen,
Nopitdten bon 2atpn uno @ingbam, roia,
bian unb ueib, prd9tise Mnitsr 75e, SOC
uno .......2 Sc
Btque, Sinen unb Bingham Siite f5r
&tnoer unS nod rei6ere 8opfbebedunsen
tur tletnere Ndo6en, foiten in ben etwaS
toitlpteltgen Nopltaten 10 piel mie 1915,
anoere 70 niebrig wie 81 90, &c.,. Soc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
Thern1ometerfan

Tbermometerftane.
S59ffe Serrperatur ......... so @ras
Riebrisfe Semperatur. 46 ~
80. &. 8Iptbe,
Sections.O Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
6rnnoeigentbums neberiraguugen.

0rurOetgentbltls ueDerlra8lnBen'
Mlfreo @. Sopsp an pster 2ittle.
Got 2 uuo Sbeil BON Got 8 In Square
3 in Glet9er's South Srootioe aoo.,
60 BEL 1915 berbsKsrt, Ofieite Der Ga
Sale Str, n6rblid Der 10. Strabe.
$500.
WiGiam W. ct. Clair an 2aura
Softer, Got So IN Woei9's 8. aoo.
38 BEL 100 SUB, berbehert, NOroieite
Der 25. Str. bfli9 Der @tbel Str.
81, 800.
gmil 6. &abmann on Jrant pe'
idat, Got So iE @adsr's 2. Suboioi'
ion In 6ausbOills. 33 Bel 127 Sub,
bsrbsfsrt, @sfieite Der Warman aus..
fioli9 Der @alpelase Str. $1,000.
Marp, 8. Nltlarb an Walter q.
Bridges, Got 5, Miuieun's part Sane
Wob., so Bel 200 SUB, perb., n6rOli&e
Settle Der 10. Str, rpefli4 bon Hetp'
man Str. $500. II
Mmanba 6. Welfb on Sarab s.
6eao, Got 46, &sisner's 2. Weif Sn'
b~ianapolis gob.. 40 bel 140 SUB,
perb., tuefIide Settle Der Reisner Str,
nDroli1 bon 9ambsrt Str. 1900.
2utber 3. 8ruib on @li3a Sbadles
ten, Got "A, &ubbea & 8inton's Pari
place Mob, 40 BEL 100 GuB. herb 4,
mefli9s Settle Der capitol Qpe.. n0ro=
LID bon 26. Str. $4,000.
@eorae 8. Mmid an Nora 3. @reish,
ton, 2ots 8 unb 9 unb She'll bon 9oi
2, Sopnep's subbioifOn bon Got 81.
Srbington. Oaieite Der &itter abe.
n6rbli9 bon WaibinaiOn Str. $1,000
Nora q. Greisbtan on Saiip 6.
Mmif II. a.. 9ot 5 unb Sbeil bon 2OI
9, in berieIbsn Suboipiiou. $4,000.
@eorae G.. golburn an Collin Is,
2ing, Got Is, 2asarus & gierce's
Weribian place Nboition, Weftieite be,
Salbott Nbe., nDroli9 bon 81. Str.
$500.
SuIia s. @oobbart u. H., Sruftees,
an gmma Wilion, Got 3, @uasp'G
SubbipiRon, She'll bon Square II,
Sabieite Der Ni&iaan Str, uefflid
BON Delapaee. $4,000.
Sames 3. 2apman al Grant @aion.
9ots Is uno Is in SrOin9tOn part.
" BET 1875 SUB, batant. ihomefilids
gde bon Rew Yort unb &ilep StraBe.
$3.50.
@ottIieb 3ithenmann on Sacot
Steraas, Got 81 in Waders atueiter
9ausbpile Subj. 33 bel 1877 SUB,
berbeKert, Wefieite bon @arman 4be.
uno fioli9 bon Sabotage @trube.
$1,000.
Mnton S9iloermeier on @barles
9Retmier. elm &heil oes fio6aliden
0iertels Der Section 2, Sonnibip Is,
&anae 4, BRET Nder in Warren 8amn.
i6ip. 1915.
emma u. Pefaep on @eOrse s,
Brooente4er, She'll BON Got %. Gq
6, Bruce.B ater Mob., 1915 bel go
SUB, psrbeKsrt, Norbwefede Columbia
Mbe. unb %. ctr. 81. 050.
Sobn 8. WabOnep. Iominiir., an
CHARLES Remfier, 9ruffee. & Snterefen
bon Cots Sc unb 81. 0igblano parl
aob., 117.3 bel $685. Sub, psrbeKert,
ORieite 9emple Mbe.. iieli9 bon 10.
Str. unb / Snterefen on 2ot 40,
Cincinnati & @bieaao U. q. @o.'s
aoo., 81 80 bel 148. SO JuB, Der.
bsKsrt, Noromefede Wiseonftn uni
Sninois Str. $1.667.
Charles 5. @raft on Winfielb g.
Wpers, 1oromefli&es 8iertel bon flo.
tpeltlidem BierteI. Section IL, 8fbp.
IA, Ranse 5, 40 Mder, 6rantlin Sibp.
$1,000.
State Of Snbiana an Sobn Mppel,
Elm 9beil Der wefli4sn 6dlfte oes noro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
Sad &aaias Gitb sebra9t.

Samuel Wabr, Der ais 6li9tlin9
bier msbrere Sage sebalten wuree,
reite In 8eglsitung zines 3anfas @itp.
Beamten beute frtb nod bort ab.
Mahr purbs berbaftst, nadoem Elm
biefger Observation-Disclosures ibn bier
ertannte. gr iol iibrisens nod In
anoeren Stdoten 9eptniat tueroen. Sn
@airO, Sls., foll Wabr unter Nntlass,
@elber unter faliden gOripis9eluneer
erlangt gu baben, setrinfdt uerosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

r9enb weI1er Art reroeu IN Der .Snbiana 4ribnne
rit Sc per Belle FIR iess Snfertiuu bere6uet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
Samen oss nnabbansisen Sarn'
8ereins.

Nus benz @uhre=S urniere Der ia,
men oes unabbdnsi9en $urnpereins
gingen fol9enoe Samen dig Siegerin'
men ferbor:
l.. preis-Srl. Nlma Sdereens.
2. preis -Jrau @bas. Wartlep.
8 preis-6rau @ufab pinf.
4. preis-Trau Sofepb MiQer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

Die betoen 6 a m + q 9 ber-
brannten farbisen 2nabsn perben NOR.
gen 3uslei& Ibegraben. Die alte Gar.
bige. Charlotte Sones. befinbet f9 anf
benz Wege CUR geHeruns.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10

j Reform Of the Civil Service-Jones OF San
Francisco (chairrnsn) Bliss, Coyle. McKen-
ney Stanton.
Retrenchment and Reform-King (chair-
man, Amerige. Branstetter. Duryea, Rolley,
Pfaeffe. Mindham.
Revenue and Taxation-Goodrich fchairman).
Cooper Perkins, Waste, Jones of San Fran
cisco. Barnes, Stanton.
Revision and Reform Of Laws-Drew (chair-
mani. Goodrich. Estudillo. Held. Espey, Cogh-
Ian, Beardsiee. MAXWELL. McCsowah.@
Roads and Highways-Coyle (chairman),
Lynch, Perkins. Cans Oimsted. Thompson,
Rules and Reguations--McCartney fchair-
mani. Cromwell. Houser. McGowan. Mr..
Speaker .sg
State Hospitals and Asylums-Held fcbair-
man. Cromwell, Beardslee. King Severance,
Strobridge. Mitcheltree. Gates. Meinke, Pfaef-
fe. Pryor
State Library-Lynch (chairnan), Cans,
Siaven. Treadwel Goodrich
State Prisons and Refornatory Institutions
AmeriSe. Ellis. Bliss. Boyle. Beckett. wicker
sham. (
Swamp and Overlooked Lands and River
Improvements-Moore (chafrrna NJ Deylfn
Lynch, Atkinson. MAXWELL. Cullen; weyand,
Vogel, Hawkins.
Universities-waste tchairnan), Mitcheltree,
Goodrich, tombstone. Espey, King, Weyand.
Ventilation and 4 Acoustics Johnstone
(chairrnan), Busick, Gates, Hartman,r Meinke.
Drew Cromwell Devlin Busick. Mccartney.
Esoey Goodrich. Jones Of San Francisco. Nc
g wan. Rolley. Waste. John. weyand. Lum-
Francisco Delegation MCGOWAN, chair
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10

Labor and Capital-Mindham (chairman).
whiting. Cullen. Johnstone. Pyle. MAXWELL.
Lynch, Amerige Thompson.
Leyees and River Improvements-Olmsted
(chairman). Weyand, Busick, Moore. ELS,
vogei Jones Of San Francisco.
Manufactures and Internal Improvement
ELS (chairman), Stroll. Beckett. Boyle. Hart
man. Mcnamara. I.umley
Mileage Beckett tchairman). Dorsey.
Slaven. Tripp, Creighton.
Military Affairs-Gans fchairman). Anthony,
Mines and Mining Interests-Whiting
(chairman). Creighton, Burge. sDuryea Ellis.
Coyle, McKenney, Dorsey. Jones Of Tuolunne.
Municipal erporatkons--Beardsee CHAIR
mani, Transue Cromwell Thompson, Hart
man, Burke, -Espey. s =
Oil Industry and Oil Mining Interests-Dor-
sey (chairman). Chandler. Pyle. Ellis. John,
Cleveland. Houser. Atkinson, Perkins
Public Buildings and Grounds-Barnes
letter. Cooper. yogel. sIaven McNamara.
Public Charities and. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(chairman). Bates, Transue, Tripp. stroll,
Boyle Mitcheltree.
Public Health and Quarantine-Gates tchair-
mani, Cullen. Espey. Meinke. Pyle Moore,
Public Public, Lands ana Forestry -Mitcheltree
,(chairman), Cooper. EstudilIo Cans, Jury.
Cleveland, Jones OF Tuolumne
Public Morals-Lucey .tchairman), Walsh,
Moore Arnerich. Burke, Wickersham, Cooper.
O. Brien. Jones OF Tuolumne.
Public Printing-Jury fchairman). Boyle.
Whiting. Olmsted. Severance Gates Pyle.
Public Works. State Capitol and Parks
Johnson (chairman) Moore, O 'Brien Stroll,
Beckett, Bates. Jarvis
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
UAm0DTAT UTnUT
AUlAl FULL OF THE NATION
CAMPAIGN ENLIVENED BY ARRIVAL
OF FLINT BOOSTERS"
MEN FROM SOUTH PAY NOISY TRIBUTE
TO THEIR CANDIDATE.

The advent Of Ruef, with renewed
instructions from the Southern Pacific
office that the Republicans of the Leg
fslature must take either Knight or
Flint causes Indignation in the ranks
of the stalwarts. If Ruef programmes
Flint, George knight will roar as no
statesman ever before roared. The in
dications tonight seem favorable to
Flint's selection by Ruef, although
nothing will be definitely settled until
the development of strength by each
of the aspirants is made.
NOT FOR SHORTRIDGE.
Samuel M Shortridge arrived here
to-day and the gossips soon had it that
he was a horse Of the darkest hue and
that he had arrived at the brightest
hour to shape his career But Short
ridge would not have it that he is here
as dark horse and said that he had
come on only as a spectator.
i am here to see a Republican elect
ed to the United States Senate" said
Shortridge, land to get pleasure from
the contemplation that in a measure
aided in securing the splendid Republi-
can victory that so utterly eliminates
any Democrat, no matter how great
he be, from the contest. I have long
been of record as saying that the SEN
ern California and my measure of inf1u-
ence will be bent to this purpose. But
any statement that l have Joined in the
open espousal or caucus of any of the
candidates is not true. / am just here
to watch, not to fight"
William H. Brown, formerly of Ell
Dorado County, also came to town to-
day. He is one of the old timers in
politics. He was in Stanford's fight
and voted for General Miller for United
States Senator when Perkins was Gov
ernor. At one time he was a member
of the State Harbor Commission. He
hopes to see Knight elected Senator.
John t. Dare, United States APP
pralser, is also here. He says he is
not in the fight, but that if. he had it
TO decide knight would be the Senator
Henry Ach is another of the San
FRANCISCO politicians who reached
here tonight
The news that F. S. Stratton has
been reappointed to the Collectorship
of Port of San Francisco is taken here
as favorable to the candidacy of SEN
ator Bard. Stratton's influence. it is
thought, will be turned in Bards di-
rection in return for Senator Bard's
good offices in relation to securing for
Stratton the office he viii continue to
hold for. the next four years.
The Presidential Electors who re-
mained in Sacramento tonight dined
with Governor Pardee at the latter's S
residence. u. S. Grant left the CAPITOL
for San Diego at 5:55 o'clock.
Major Charles Hardy of San Diego
is here in the interest of Frank P
Flint's candidacy and ex-State Senator
l.. c. Seymour of San Bernardino is
here advocating the reelection of Sem
ator Bard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
PREsCoTTs SELECTIONS.
Speaker Gives Out List of Commit

'~t 'NS O"e AAst Oi OOnlInII-
tees.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 9.-Followjne
are the committees and the members
thereof appointed by Speaker Pres
colt:
observation-disclosures strobridge chairman,
Johnson. Lynch. Perkins. Branstetter. Arnerich
Attaches and Employes-Bliss (cbairman,.
Bates, Transue, Lucey and vogel "
Banks and Banking-Perkins {chairman,
Bates. Barnes. Bliss and tombstone.
Building and Loan observation-disclosures nsue
ehairrnanl. Waste. Chandler. Devlin. Coghlan.
Claims-severance tchairman), Dorsey An
thony. Mitcheltree. Jarvis. Mindham and
Commerce and Navigation--Har fchair-
man. Barnes. Beckett, Branstetter Cullen.
Jones OF San Francisco, MCGOWAN, Pfaefie and
Commissions and Public Expenditures-yorel
lchairman). Amerige, Drew, stroh Atkinson,
CONSTITUTIONAL Observation-Disclosures fcbair-
: mani. Estudiilo. Burke. King. Held. Beardsiee
Contested Elections-John (chairman) Sew
erance. Meinke. Walsh. Stanton, Pryor and
Contingent Expenses and Accounts-crom-
, well (chairman), Anthony, Barnes. Burge and
Duryea.
Busck. Jones of San Francisco, MAXWELL An
, thony. Houser. Pfaeffe and Jones OF Tuol-
umne.
Counties and County Boundaries-Pyle
| lchairman). Cleveland Iransue Rolley and
hawkins. /
County and Township Government-Burke
tchairman), Houser. Burge, Johnson, Busick,
Cans. Jarvis Mccartney, McKenney ;D,rryea.
Gates, Tripp, and Lumley.
Diaries and Dairy Products-Cooper (chair-
/ man. Branstetter Judy. John Oimsted, Bliss
| Moore, Held and Pryor.
Election Laws-Ralley (chairman).e Deylin
| Held. Waste. Anthony. Coghlan and Pryor.
Education-slaven lchairman). MAXWELL,
Devlin. Creighton, Estudio, Etrobridge.
Thompson, Wickersham and Jones of Tuol.
umne.
| Engrossment and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fchair.
NAM, Johnstone. Hartman. Mndham. Creigh.
| ton. Lucey and Hawkins.
Fruit and Vine Interests--C1eveland (chair-
mani. Strobridge, Tripp Arnerich. Chandler,
Cromwell and Hawkins
Fish and Game-O Brien tchafrman), Wick
ersham. Johnson. Branstetter. Atkinson, Drew
Ellis. Mcnamara Stroll. Boyle and Creighton.
johnson, Coghlan Treadwell and Whiting
Governors Message-Pfaefne (chairrnanI.
Mckinney, Mcnamara, Mindham and Per.
Immigration-Cullen (chairman), Meinke.
Johnstone; john coyle. Tripp. Lucey whit.
i ing and Burge.
| Insurance and Insurance Laws--Bates (chair.
man. OsBrien. Jarvis. Stanton. Walsh At
i kinson and Mcnamara. -
| Irrigation -Estudiilo tchairman) johnson
| Amerige. Burge. Chandler. Weyand. Stro-
| bridge. Treadwel Lumley.
Judiciary-Duryea (chairman), Houser
| Beardslee. Walsh. Mccartney. Dorsey. Waste
King. Treadweli. Burke. Cans Busick Cleve-
| land Espey. Creighton, Maxwell. Thompson
MCGOWAN, OBrien. Weyand. Pryor.
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Continued from Page 4, Column 5.

Flint noise is in the air here tonight
The Los Angeles man is the only Sem
atorial candidate who. is bringing
shouting and tumult' into his cam
paign and whether it is making him
any votes or not 1t is certainly giving
his fight a spectacular aspect. More
than half score more of enthusiastic
Flint boosters reached Sacramento
to-day from the south. Among them
were William P. Jeffries, engraver and
printer; John Summerfield, Deputy
Coroner; Claude Parker, Deputy Coun-
ty Auditor; J. L. Flanagan, capitalist;
w. c. Patterson, president of the Los
Angeles National Bank; DR.. G. W.
Campbell; Cal Hartwell, County Re-
oorder; Mark Jones, County Treasurer;
Judge William P. James and Motley H
Flint, postmaster, all of Los Angeles,
and Major James Campbell. City
Treasurer of Pasadena, and j. w.
Walker, an orange grower of Orange
County.
VISIT FLINT'S RIVALS.
After demonstrations In the hotel
corridors the new Los Angeles arrivals
and those boosters" already on the
ground and who had Joined them, voted
to visit the headquarters Of all the
opposing candidates. Led by Jeffries
the rooms of George A. knight and
gave three cheers for him. Each was
introduced in turn to Knight and he
made speech, thanking them for the
call. They departed with Candidate
Knights happiest smile glowing full
upon them.
Into Henry Oxnard's headquarters
was sent card bearing the inscription.
oscar Lawler and the Los, Angeles
bunch OXnard shook hands down the
line, and after listening to cheers for
himself said:
Il thank you for your expressions of
friendship and wish to say that, wheth-
er l am elected or not, think the place
should go to a southern man."
Arthur Fisk listened appreciatively
to the cheers when the crowd reached
his headquarters, and met the attack
by saying he intended to be the next
United States Senator.
At Senator Bard's headquarters the
Flint people fell in with old friends,
with only political differences to divide
them. and an exchange of banter fol-
lowed the cheers. Frank Brandon on
behalf of Bard expressed thanks for
the call.
Flint sat down to dinner in a private
apartment at local rotisserie tonight
with his supporters in the s0uthern
delegation and several of the boosters
There was a caucus over the viands,
and it was decided what course the
delegation should pursue tomorrow. 1t
is understood that plenty of noise from
the boosters" chorus whenever any
thing drops F'lint's way will be part of
the programme.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
ADVERTISEMENTS.

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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
President Sanctions Two Rius

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Pres
fdent to-day sent a message to the
Senate urging the passage of two bills
providing for the reorganization of
the medical and ordnance corps of the
army. The bills already had passed
the House
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
Californians i'm Washipoton

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The follow
: ing Californians arrived in Washington
to-day:
AT the New Willard-Eugene s. Wat
son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Meyerstein and
A. " Meyerstein of San Francisco.