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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

New Regal Store for San Francisco
The RegaI Shoe Company has found it neces-
sary to open another Regal store in this city.
II will be located at 1852 Ellis street and will
be one of the Regal companys largest and
best appointed stores.
This makes the third Regal store in this
city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
PLAN TO BUILD
COLLEGE CITY
Stanford Professors Will
Form Colony ON Tract
of Land Near the Campus
WILL OWN THEIR HOMES
At Present They Are Forced
to Pay a Rental to the
Trustees of University
Special Dispatch to The Call.

PALO ALTO, Jan. IA movement
to colonize a tract of land and form
a new town has been started by men,
bers of the faculty of Stanford Uni
versity. The site purchased Is the
Bellview tract, three miles north Of
I, the campus in the foothills. Those
at the head of the project are Profes-
sors W. r. Dudley, r. E. Allardice,
H. w. Rolfe, d. H. Campbell and w.
g. Dodge.
1t is announced that the land Will
at once be subdivided and building
operations begun, and it is assumed
that none but college people will be
encouraged to become residents.
The conditions on the campus pre-
clude the sale of the land and those
who build there do so under lease at
a rather high rental. This has been
found unsatisfactory and while many
professors own homes on the campus
many others have built in Palo Alto
and adjacent places. Naturally the
professors desire to invest where they
can share in the steady increase In
realty values, hence the new project.
What view the Stanford trustees and
Manager Lathrop will take of the mat
ter is causing much surmise, as it will
tend to divert residents from the
campus and make property there less
valuable.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
OFFICERS
RESIGN PLACES
Inspecting Physicians Han
nah and Walsh to Retire
From Health Department

Inspecting Physicians William j.
Walsh and ]. B. Hannah have filed
their designations with the Board of
Health. The designations were pre-
sented at last Mondays meeting, but
nothing was done pending an effort
which will be made to have the two
physicians reconsider their determina-
ton to sever their connection with the
Health Department. but they are be-
coming tired of working for the city
without pay. When they were first
appointed last January an injunction
to prevent the payment of their sala-
ries and those of. other subordinates
was dissolved. They then received sal
ary for about two months. Another in
junction was obtained and the inspec-
tors have not received any salary for
nine months.
Dr. Frank J. Tiilman is talked Of as
a candidate for the position on the
Board of Health recently made vacant
by the resignation OF DR.. Poheim- The
Mayor regards his candidacy with some
favor, but says that he has not fully
determined who he will name for the
place.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

CLEVELAND, Ohio Jan 1.-THE boilers
of locomotive attached to the east bound
fast express train the Erie road blew up
while standing at the Creston, Ohio. station
to-day. killing Engineer Frederick Keller and
Fireman Halfck and fatally inturing Joseph
Newman who was riding in the engine cab.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
DESERT TURNED
into A SWAMP
Heavy Downpour Floods Big
Section i'm Arizona and
Much Damage Is Wrought
INVALIDS WILL SUFFER
Colony Sleeping in Tents
in the Open Caught in
the Storm Near Phoenix

PHOENIX, A. T., jan u..Light
rain has continued to fall at intervals
to-day, adding to the already flooded
condition of the country. Last night
an area, five miles square, northwest
of Phoenix, was under water from six
inches to two feet, and in places water
is still standing. This overflow was
mainly caused by freshet from Cave
Creek, which comes from the mountain
and sinks into the desert above Glen
dale Considerable damage has been
done to farm crops and irrigation
bitches through broken banks.
One end of the flood crossed the west
side of Phoenix, surrounding many
houses with water, but doing little
damage. excepting to a colony OF in
valids who lived in tents in the
suburbs, and who had to be carried
from their beds which were surrounded
by water Some of them are very ill,
and the experience may prove fatal in
one or two cases.
The Santa Fe train due from Ash
Fork this afternoon was five hours
late, being held by washouts within
fifteen miles of Phoenix.
PRESCOTT, A. T., Jan. 1.-THE
heaviest winter storm experienced in
northern Arizona in several years has
been in progress the past three days.
Snow and rain have alternated in Pres
colt and similar attitudes, while in al
titudes of 5000 feet and over there has
been a precipitation OF snow of from
one n two and half feet
BUTTE, Mont, Jan. 11.-Butte expe-
rienced the coldest day in two years.
the temperature ranging from 10 de-
grees below zero in the heart of the
city TO 25 and 80 below on the wind
swept fats below town.
Ell PASO, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE cattle
sections of Texas, New Mexico and
Arizona have been visited by the heav-
lest and most general snowfall known
in many years.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
PERSONAL

Gould Dietz, prominent lumbernar
of Omaha, is at the Palace.
]. L. Bryson of Goldheld is among
the latest arrivals at the Lick.
C. w. Clark and family of San Mated
are registered at the st. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Atherton of Homo
lulu are staying at the Occidental.
George w. Wood and family of Den
yer. Colorado, are at the st. Francis.
s.. Symons, a capitalist from London
England, is registered at the Palace.
A. r.. Sprague. one of Sacramento's
well-known lumbermen, is at the Pal
ace.
s. H. Friedlander Of Fischer's Thea
ter leaves tomorrow for Portland
where he expects to remain for fort
night.
William e. Morris of Portland, Ore
gon. is at the st. Francis. on his way to
New York. Mr.. Morris was for six
years the engineer in charge Of the
building of the Cascades locks. He
also designed the proposed locks for the
Columbia River at The Dalles, known
as the Cello canal.
Colonel ]. E. Slinkey, secretary OF
the society of Old Friends. has re-
turned to San Francisco after an alb
sence in Seattle of nearly three years.
During his absence from here he or
ganized a society of Old Friends in
Seattle with $50 charter members
George M. Stewart, postmaster of Sc
attic, is president of the society and
Judge r. Van Norman is vice pres
ident. Both of those officers are old
Californians. Colonel Slinkey and
his wife will remain the balance OF
the winter in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

GEMS ARE
RECOVERED
Fortune in Jewels
Found Buried in
q jar.
Special Dispatch to The Call.


NEW YORK, Jan 11.-Buried in a
glass jar, under few inches of earth,
gems and jewelry worth more than
$4,000, stolen from the Albert Corning
Clarke estate offices in Cooperstown.
N. Y, last July, and the property of
Mrs. F. Ambrose Clarke, have been re-
covered by a Pinkerton detective
agency.
William Coleman, the man arrested
for the theft, is sixty years of age, has
criminal record extending from 1869
and Is known as one of the boldest
thieves in the country
Heirlooms of the Clarke family. most
of them wedding presents to Mrs.
Clarke from her husband or his moth
er. who is now wife of Bishop Henry
G. Potter, the stolen gems are priceless
in the eyes. of Mrs. Clarke and her hus-
bands family.
Buried only a few inches below the
surface and not five feet from a side
walk along which thousands of per-
sons passed every day, this fortune in
precious stones has lain since last
July.
Before Mrs. Potter's marriage she
was the widow of Alfred Corning
Clarke, who left an immense fortune
and beautiful country place at Coop
erstown, called Fernleigh. This estate
is surrounded by large park, which
MIR. Potter presented to the village sew
eral years ago. At one of the park
gates is low marble building, which La
used as the offices of the Clarke es-
tate. 1t has vaults, safes and the usual
furniture of a bank. From this Office
the jewels were taken while the clerks
were at luncheon
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
The Onion sisters

Give a chicken dinner, at which
Johnny Stringbean comes very near
being q guest. In next Sundays
Comic Section.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

WANTS SPUR TRACK PERMrT-rh.
Tubbs Cordage Company yesterday petitioned
the Supervisors for permit to construct track
Railroad Company on Indiana street between
Twenty-first and Twenty y-second to serve the
cornpany's rope warehouse
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
SAUSALTTO TARS ELECT
NOMINATING COMMITTEE

More than one hundred members Of
the San Francisco Yacht Club were
present last night at general meet
ing held in the banquet hall of the
California Hotel for the purpose Of
electing a nominating committee of
three. After the roll had been called
by Secretary w. w. Wilde, the follow
ing were unanimously chosen as mem
bers of the committee: G. T. s. White,
Roy C. Ward and Henry G. Toll. G..
T. s. White was formerly vice commo-
dore and Henry G. Toll has been
treasurer of the club. The candidates
nominated for the various offices by
the committee will constitute the
regular ticket" The committee has
two weeks in which to prepare its list
Of candidates.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
GRAPE-NUTS.
OLD COMMON SENSE.
Change Food When You Feel Out OF
Sorts.

A great deal depends upon your
self and the kind of food you eat"
the wise old doctor said to a man who
came to him sick with stomach trou-
Die and sick headache once or twice
a week and who had been taking pills
ana different medicines for three or
four years
he was induced to stop eating any
sort or fried food or meat for break
last and was put on Grape-Nuts and
cream, leaving off all medicines
In Few days he began to get bet
ter and now he has entirely recovered
and writes that he is in better health
than he has been before in twenty
years. This man is So years old and
says ne feels like a new man all the
lime Name given by Postum Co.,
Battle Greek. Mich.
Read the little book, THE Road to
NeIivilie," found in each package.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Wedding limitations.

We give special attention to prevailing
forms and engrave visiting cards, wed
ding invitations and announcements, cor
rectly and reasonably. Monograms, crests
and address dies made to order. c. z
Goldsmith the engraver. is now with us
which insures a continuance of the very
best work that the engraver's art car
produce. Sanborn, Vail & CO., TAI Mar.
l ctr
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

memory. But that is all Of 1t. Like
the chorus, every one takes trouble to
do everything they should, only that it
seems no trouble. And 1t was last
night to the tune OF a 'Rigoletto'' that
gave several points to the one Mr..
Grau gave here three years ago-Scotti
thrown in The opera will be repeated
on Saturday afternoon, and tonight
La Tosca,' with the beautiful Ber-
lendi," Guglielmina Marchi, Coli and
the famous La Puma" will be sung.
BLANCHE PARTINGTON.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
IngIeside to Reopen.

The gates OF Ingleside Coursing
Park will reopen on Sunday. The dog
owners and the manager OF the park
met yesterday and settled their differ
ences in satisfactory way and cours-
ing will be resumed for q while at
least.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
rOLICE THINK THEY HAVE
MURDERER OF ROBINSON
w. b. Kennedy, Arrested in Benicia,
Alleged to Be Slayer OF the
Policeman


WOODLAND, Jan. 1.-THE local
police declare that w. B. Kennedy,
who was arrested at Benicia and
charged with burglaries committed at
.Dunnigan, in this county, is the Ken
nedy who was accused in San Fran
cisco of muredering Policeman Robin
son. The police say that he served
q sentence of thirty days in the Sac
ramentos Jail and allege that on the
night of January 6, with three accom-
plices. he blew open two safes and
robbed two stores, the postoffice and
the wells-Fargo Office at Dunnigan.
getting about 5000.
Kennedy and his companion, named
Mcdonald, were arrested at Benicia.
Two other men declared to be acces-
sories in the Dunnigan burglaries are
at large. Both men under arrest pro-
test their innocence.
Captain of Detectives Burnett said
last night that he had received no
word of the arrest of Kennedy and
was therefore unable to say II he was
the man accused of numbering Police
man Robinson in this city three years
ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-15
Mr. P.rrx .. IL. Inperi.I P.I.e..

Edward Baxter Perry. who In to give
n pianorortc recital ut the opera house
Friday. Dec. 20. Is the only American
pianist who ever played ut the Imperial
palace In Berlin for the late emperor
OF Germany. When questioned by a
reporter ms to his experience on this
occasion. Mr.. Perry gave the following
details:
I obtained the Invitation to play Mt
the palace through the Countess Bru-
chi. We were met ut the carriage door
BY iackcyr. who conducted US through
the palace to the dressing rooms. and
then 10 the apartments where the com.
pany was assembled. which consisted
Of large music room. salon. and sew
-ral reception rooms. There were
pE-scn; about OH. hundred guests. tho
iofiic~t OF tho German nobility. ana the
leading military and literary starr of
the time. among them the emperor and
the empress. the crown prince and
princess. daughter of Queen Victoria OF
England. Bismark. Won Moilk-. and
spi.ihascn. the most renowned OF Ger
man novciists. was the only per-
former. and played for nearly an hour.
after which I was presented 20 the
guests and supper was served. While
talking with the empress. the emperor
stepped IN and introduced himself To
IN. with tho Informal remark. = am
the husband. probably not wishing to
m-nt. = am IN. king of Prussia and
~mf-ror OF tho United Germany The
crown prince conducted mo TO SUPPER.
and the princess put sugar In my tea.
which ] never take. but was obliged
to swallow for once. Aside from the
noted prrsonaE-s present. the enter
'niiin-nt differed little from the of'iin.
ar, musical and reception among
WEALTHY circles In our own country.
except In two rather annoying details.
Every man present carried crush hat.
which he kept fattsn.d under his arm.
and ciunx To as u his salvation depend.
cd upon ~. While playing. was al
lowed To deposit mine uuon the piano.
hu; was the only gentleman there
who vas parted for an instant from his
precious and beloved hat. The other
unpleasant feature which I have no.
'icri elsewhere. was that IN. cham
fsa<tr which came with the sweets at
supper. was served in risssra rounded
m the bottom. 90 tina, they could not
b. set Gown. nnd continually rrsiiiri
hong before they we're empty. Anrr
trying IN vain 60 SO; rid of ones glass.
and hoping IN vain 10 cuur 10 the end
OF the champagne. which vaz like the
widows cruise of oil. ones only chance
was to swallow u to the last drop a, a
single -uir. and clap the glass upside
down on tho table before the attentive
walter had time to rem.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-15
The Worlds Biggest Spectacle .Bs,
hur" to DO Staged in Pueblo New
Years Week.

After six years OF patient waiting
Pueblo. Colorado. In to have n Ben
Hur" season. The announcement II
made that klaw & Changers original.
massive ana magnificent spectacular
production OF Gen. Lew waliacc's i'm
prcSsivc romance "Ben Hur" Will be
staged ut the Grand Opera House. Pu-
cbio. tn. entire week of January LIST
To 9Th with special mntinecs on New
Years Day. Wednesday and Saturday
In addition to the nix evening PERFORM
nnc-s.
Tn" organization presenting this
spectacle numbers more than 500 pro.
pie. Including ono hundred and eighty
singers and dancers. and exclusive Of
III. working stan OF stage carpenters.
mnchinisis. electricians. miii-wriHhts
and livestock trainers and attendants.
Twenty biood-d horses and three cam
els are carried for IN. production. The
working stan numbers seventy three
people while nm advance force OF eight
zen -sp~r; marhinints travel In advance
OF tho company to arrange tho various
stages for the proper naturalization of
tho mnssiv. mechanical effects that go
To make IN the thrilling chariot race.
The management Of the Pueblo
Grand Opera House promises To give
special attention TO all orders for seats
through the mail from this vicinity.
provided the order II accompanied by
n rrini,iane" and s-if-adircss-,i.
stamped envelope for reply. The ad-
vance sale Of seats starts on Thursday
morning. December :s,h. II IL advis.
able tn fi- orders prior to that time.
The scale Of pfic-a will h. from 90
cents Ia ts.co. II IL announced tim, the
railroads will make low excursion rates
Tor thosr desiring to attend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-15

personally, ! will say that large
gathering of the Travis growers held
Saturday to organize. n report of
which you will see In another column.
That meeting unanimously sanctioned
the sentiments in my article headed
IAN Open Insult" Now II this isn't
enough to show Mr.. Travis that his
growers are dissatisfied let him come
and see for himself
This does not end here rs we shall
advertise him through the Packers
Union and also where he his been OPP
Grating In the South. This will not
be done personally but perhaps
through n farmers union. We do not
mean to tantalize ut all but will do the
same with any other association that
hoodoos us as the Travis people did
under as favorable conditions rs this
year.
II has been with much reluctance
that we have entered Into this conten-
ton with the Travis people. Outside
of the cantaioupe business we have
nothing personally against Mr.. Travis.
We presume in his community he Is
considered a very fine haired Ientle-
man. I feel sure his hair Will be much
graycr before he will operate In this
part of Colorado on the basis he did
from 40 to 80 cents on every standard
crate compared with other firms.
Now am willing to meet Mr.. Travis
and talk on almost any topic with him
outside OF the cantaloupe business. l
want none OF his hush money. nor
bribes II he has them to offer. only
want Justice to my farmer co-iaborers
OF otero county. United we stand. d.
vided we fall. With all due respect to
Mr.. Travis. also thanking our editor
for publishing our communication.
am. yours truly. w. r. Ct'INE-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-15
Rocky Ford. AutomobiI. Club.

No town of Its size In the west has
as many automobiles as Rocky Ford
and the list In steadily growing. Al
lows:
A. H. Griswoid. an oidsmobile and a
Rambler.
DR.. II. Van Buskirk. Knox.
VIII Lockhart. Franklin.
W. B. Goblin. nm Oldsmobile.
ID. v. Burrcll. n Cadillac.
ID. w. Barley. Jr.. n Cadillac.
chas. Hushaw. an Oldsmobile.
Goodner Bros. Toledo.
w. d. Gilbert. n winton.
i. W. Smith. a rebuilt gasoline.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-15
Notice Of Final Settlement.
In the Matter of the Estate of Cur

In the Matter of the Estate of Curtis
v. Shelton. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. That on Tues
day. the End day OF January. A. II.
1900. being one OF the regular days OF
the December Term a. n. 1905 of the
County Court OF Otero County. In the
state of Colorado. l. Andrew w. shel.
ton. administrator of said estate. will
appear before the Judge OF said court.
present my final settlement as such adj
ministrator. pray the approval Of the
same. and will then apply TO be dis
charged as such administrator. At
which time and place any person In In
tsrest may appear and present objec-
tons TO the same n any there be.
Dnted at La Junta- Colorado, Dec.
Z. 1905.
ANDREW W. SHELTON,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Curtis
v. Shelton, deceased. zs-si
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-15
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department. of the Interior.
United States Land once


Pueblo. Cole November g. 1905.
4 sufficient affidavit having been
lied in this Office by Louis =. korcie.
contestant. against Honest. 4 entry
No 1897. made August zs. 1908. Ear
S-w NV y. VIZ saw y. S-i 3.
S.w y. Section Z. Township q -.
llansc % W. by August Sanders. Com
testpe. in which u IL alleged that said
August Sanders has absrntoi himself
from said land and has abandoned
said land for a longer period than two
years last past: that he has not main-
taiued a residence thereon and has not
improved or cultivated said land dur
absence from said land was not due
to his employment In the Army. Navy
or Marine Carrs of the United States
as a private soldier. officer. seaman or
marine. during the war with spain or
during any other war in which the
United States may be engaged.
Now. therefore. said PARTIES are
hereby notified to appear. RESPOND and
offer evidence touching said alisga-
ton at 10 o'clock q. m. on January IL.
1906. before the Register and Receiver
at the United States Land ONCE in
Pueblo. Colorado.
The said contestant having. in a
trooper affidavit. filed November 20.
1905. set forth facts which show that
after due diligence personal service
OF this notice can not be made. II ts
hereby ordered and directed that such
notice be given by due and proper
publication.
=. A. ABBEY.
2S-sl Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-15
Neaie. to osiioausnss.

Our subscribers. rs ruis. arc given
TO paying In advance. but there arc
q few who have. largely through n-sii-
e-ne-. permitted their dates To got b..
hind. The season IL now approaching
when u ID customary To square up &C.
counts and start the new year right.
We want 10 iiauidat- our debts. and
our subscribers who arc in arrears will
aid Us materially In doing an by rayirs
M th'ir subscriptions. and where con .
e-nient a little In advance. These
amounts are small when taken inii.
Siduaiiy. hut collectively they amour,
10 1uitr a sum. AMI " you arc one Of
our driinrurr's and Will cali and s-,-
tie at an early date No will assure yau
that the favor will BE- duly appsr-
cia;-i. The date on the yellow nd-
dress slip viii show the tirts To- which
you raid. Such payment ne will
make the date In 1906 will look
pleasant to Subscribers as well as con.
fer Substantial pleasure on the Enter.
prise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-15
Trsv;s's Growers Far From Satisfied.
To the Editor Of the Enterprise:

In reply TO ~ n Travis-s article of
a few weeks axu. denying the charges
I made against him. he stated that my
maine was not on HE books as ship
rpr. Mr.. Travis well knew that I
agreed 60 plant and cunsisn to him
TO 10 acres Of cantaioures. I was down
with typhoid fever last spring and
rented my land TO John Fitzgerald and
he agreed to MI my contract with Mr..
Travis. ! went to Mr.. NcCunc. Mr..
Travis. representative with Mr. ritz
gerald and told him he was the man
that was to m my contract. tThis
was only his way trying TO get out Of
III. He denies the charges and says
growers are well satisfied: also has
be1n writing them confidential letters
trying 10 get their confidence for 1905.
bu, 40 far has failed. n he thinks the
farmers Of Cterc county are dupes. he
is very much mistaken. With all Of
his confidential writing and talk the
cay: ''My returns were very low COM
rarei with others on same date
Jacob Hamm. My returns were be-
low what I was offered for them here.
~. n. Wyatt. Not satisfied by so
pcr cent.-M. A. 1faieht Not satis-
Ne, satisfied by so per cent. 3.
Green. Not satisfied. shipped 81
crates and am In debt $3.50. Shipped
two crates west and did not receive
anythtne-J. A. Hochs;adier. A. N.
Travis owes me for zss crates Of cants
less advance Of price Of cra,es-J. J.
browning. Not satisfied by 50 per
cent?. l.. McCreary. Not satisfied.
only got ~ cents per Grated. II.
Brown. Shipped three crates and only
got "a cents and would not ship any
fnore.-I. Haly. Not satisfied by rs
per cent. A. Edwards: Not salts
ned by so per eent.-0. ". Oliver. Not
satjsS,ed By 60 ger cent.-M. J. Gross.
NOT satisfied By rs per cent--JohN
Hayiey. Not satisfied By 80 per cent.
Now. a. ! ala not get ali The names