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New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

An English edition Of E. B. Greenshields's
Landscape Painting and Modern Dutch Art
ists." which published in March by The
Baker & Taylor Company. has just been brought
out by Gay & Bird. of London. A Canadian
edition was published simultaneously with that
in the United States
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

A charming excuse FOR mispronouneing
maiden appears in the London Saturday Re-
view" over the signature OF Hugh Macnagh-
ten. II is addressed "to Muriel. who win mis-
pronounce anything
It was your nature You were never taught
The lnallenable wayful words that fell
From sweetly mispsOnouncing lips, peIe-mele;
The right divine OF children Is not bought
For rybies or for gold gift unsOught'
Undreamed OF, II Is theirs might as wen
Forecast the curves of swallows, Muriel.
As that bewdering coinage OF your thought.
You will not learn your grammar, some one says.
On me! The foolish elders. how they preach!
I cannot blame you; can only praise
AS fairer flowers that blow beyond our reach
Your native incommunicable ways,
The wise haphazard Of your fairy speech.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

Louis Rhead's attractively illustrated book on
1.-THE speckled Brook Trout" which was origi-
nally published by Robert Howard Russell, and
was later acquired by Harper & Brothers, has
now passed into the hands of the Frederick A.
Stokes Company. which will issue it as COM
panion volume 70 the same authors "The
Basses: Fresh Water and Marine"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

Current interest IN public questions is indi-
Gated by the announcement by Henry Holt g.
Co that their edition Of 1.-The Federalist." edited
by the late Paul Leicester Ford, has just passed
into it's fifth edition, and that seventh edition
of Professor Winthrop NJ. Daniels's Elements
of Public Finance" has been called for.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

"Litchfeld County Sketches is the title Of a
handsomely bound and printed volume, by
Newell Meeker Calhoun, privately published. in
an edition of five hundred copies. under the au-
spices of the Litchfield County (Conn.) Univer-
sity Club. There will be fourteen other volumes
in the SERIES devoted to the history and interests
Of Litchfeld County. In this first volume the
author writes pleasantly and sympathetically on
such homely and familiar topics as "Grassgrown
Roads," THE Upper Reaches OF the Farming
ton." 1.-TWO Country Parsons" "A Deserted
Farm" THE Old Red School House and THE
Country Doctor"
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LOOK.
FIR EnfEN

FIREMItN.
SAILORS-COOES
STEAMERS LABoRERs BOATS
$50 and found with soc overtime;
average $50 TO SOS month
25 sailors; good boats; $50 and found
and overtime.
30 laborers for boats: $50 and found.
INQUIRE ABOUT 1T.
10 cooks and 10 helpers for boats;
$50 to S35 and found.
BUTCHERS.
Cook and wife
20 teamsters; factory work; S2.25 2
horses. $50 4 horses.
FARE PAID.
MURRAY & READY.
469 Sixth ST., Oakland.
PASTRY COOK-HOTEL DEPT
Pastry cook and baker, mountain re-
sort. SIS and found; pastry cooks
helper. country resort, $40 and fd- !:
cooks. steamers and boats. $40 and
SEQ and found. 3 ranch cooks; 20 hotel
and restaurant cooks, $40 and $50; 10
walters city and country hotels, res
taurants and clubs, s35 and $40 week
makers: porters and bellboys, $50 and
$40 and found; second cooks. camp
$40 and found; kitchen help and dish
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth St.
Oakland. Los Angeles Office located
at 127-129 South Los Angeles st. San
Francisco OIHCc 1OCdlcQ DIT 1SnIn and
Market SITS.
CLERK, this office, who can typewrite.
MURRAY & READY
46s Sixth St. Oakland.
TOOL SHARPENER.
Blacksmith and tool sharpener, mine,
$3.50 day.
brick masons, company work, 81
day: fare 81.
MINES
10 miners. Sierra Co. $50
10 miners. south. 1925 day
Is inuckers, $3.50 day.
2 cabinet makers S4 DAY
COOKS-CAAfP.
10 camp cooks, city and country, $50
to $40 ard found.
porters, $50 and found.
house men. Oakland; cook institu-
tion, $50 and found.
3 sack sewers, harvesters, $3.50 and
found; washer, run engine, country
laundry, S15 week; butcher, Oakland
S12 week: bakers helper. near here.
$35 found; Kitchen hands for camp,
fare S1.50 $50 and found
MENDOCINO COUNTY.
FREE FARE.
15 laborers for yards and sawmilIs;
see boss here today; free fare; S35 i'd.
FREE FARE
SEE BOSS HERE TODAY.
Stickerhand. country mill. see boss
here
Screw turner, country mill, $50 I'd
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SAWMILLS-WOODS.
MIN 20


FARE PAID TO MENDOCINO.
so laborers for mills and yards of a
large sawmill company. s35 TO $45.
fare paid. 25 woodsmen.
$50 woodSmen and laborerS TO the
sawmills of Shasta and Sonoma
counties.
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Edgerman, So day i'd: sash and door
cutter. $2.75 day; shingle sawyer; so
tree feIiers.
planning MILL
SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES.
10 handy men around shipping dept.
So day.
Is active young men, learn trades,
S1.75 day.
10 lumber pliers, $3.50 and $2.7O day.
Salesman who can do some upholster-
ing and carpet laying. country store.
good wages.
Young man as shipping clerk.
TRANSFERS.
Is 4horse teamSterS. new work. SIS.
Teamster. haul lumber, SaWmtll CO.
as teamsterS, wagon, sand and scrap
er work, $3.50 and SIS.
10 stabiemen, hostlers and buggy
washers for Oakland, San Francisco
and country towns. $40 "a. TO SIS.
AGRICULTURAL
HAY AND TIARV EST.
gardeners, $50, $35 and $50 and I'd.
men, etc, all parts of the State $50
and $40 found
lao men to work in hay and harvest
$1.50, s2.5e day and found.
Butter r-malSerS, mixers and dairy
help, choremen and boys, etc
MURRAY & READY. 469 Sixth st d.
Oakland.
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MINES

GOLD-SILVER-C
machine miners, large gold mine,
$50.
is hand miners, gold mine, SIS and
$3.50.
10 muckers, gold mine, s67.5a.
10 carmen, gold mine, S67.5j
60 laborers, no experience required,
for different gold and silver mines.
$50 and SIS.
Timbermen. $50; carpenter, mine. $50.
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth St,
Oakland
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'rblicstion Office ~ Marker and Third. S F.
EDITORIAL Rooms. ....... Market and Third Sts
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HELP wANrED-srALE.
MURRAY & READY,
LEADING EMPLOYMENT AND LABC


MURRAY & READY,
EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR
AGENTS.
Formerly of 634-636 Clay St. S. +.
Now located 469 Sixth ST., Oakland, Cal.
TELEPHONE OAKLAND 1861.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE LO-
GATED at Tenth and Market sts-
OUR LOS ANGELES OFFICE LO-
GATED at 127-129 South Los Angeles
FREE-FARE-FREE
NEW r. r. WORKS.
To beautiful SISKIYOU and SHASTA
$50 LABoRERs, WEED; free fare.
100 TRANSFERS. WEED: free fare
R. R. kSS6Rfn %oRRl aRd WAsHINGTox sEiIss5sr and
IDAHO
SPECIAL RATES.
Riparia and Lewiston r. R. SHIP
500 Iaborers. rockmen. and drillers;
S9.75 fare and fee is all it costs you
SPECIAL RATE. CHEAP FARES.
YOSEMITE r. r.
500 IaborerS. rockmen, drillerS, Spik-
ers and trackmen. $3.50 day.
FARE PAID-R. r. WORK
100 GREEKS, ITALIANS, MEAI-
CANS, AUSTRIANS; boss here; ship
Monday and pay your fare.
If you want r. r. work we can ship
you. Call and see us.
MURRAY & READY. 46s Sixth St.
Oakland.
LABORERS-LABO
NO d53 EXPERIENGE Pc l-E RE0UIRED
CITY or COUNTRY. READ THIS
STEADY WORK. FOR A LARGE
COMPANY-BOARD IN HOTEL
Is laborers. short distance. country,
laborers. tankhouse work, SIS.
25 laborers. factory work, $3.50;
10 iaborers. factory. any one will
Is laborers, gold mine, $3.50.
20 active young men, roofing work,
81 day.
25 laborers. Oakland. warehouse.
10 carpenters, helpers. $50.
p iaborers factory, country, no
FOR A GOOD JOB.
WE PAY YOUR FARE.
COMPANY WORK.
In the CENTER of the MINING DIS
so laborers. no experience necessary.
$3.50 per month and fare paid. boss
at our office.
$50 laborers. San Francisco. s2.25 to
u teamsters. San Francisco. $3.50
day. -
MURRAY & READY.
469 Sixth ST., Oakland.
MECHANICAL HELP.
ironmoiders. Nevada and California,
Elevator erector, S5 day
ranch blacksmiths. $40 and $50 and
found.
Blacksmiths. other places. IS to
$3.50 day. for mines, ranches and
camps; 10 blacksmiths' helpers, S2.25
to SIS.
2 press hands, radial drills. $3.50 dav,
country shop; 2 tinsmiths. factory.
steady work. So day. near city. wagon
maker and woodworker, S3 day; engi-
neer,. mine. $50; iron mOlders. coun-
try, $3.50 day; pattern makers. good
wages3 s plumbers. sheetiron work
ers; s ship calkers, good wages; 8
cabinetmake city jobs, 500.
ARE YOU MARRIED.?
READ THESE
5 farmers and wives, different parts
of California, $40 and $50 and found.
mixers and wives cook for men;
$50 and found.
Cooks and wives. camps and hotels.
MURRAY & RE..--I.
469 Sixth ST., Oakland.
SPECIAL IN SAN FRANCISCO.
20 laborers for San Francisco, $3.50
day.
Il teamsters in San Francisco, ESQ
day.
MURRAY & READY, 400 Sixth ST.,
Oakland.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

d. L. f.-lYntS. appraiser and buyer OF
furniture, carpets. etc. spot cash
highes. prices 0ffce 1901 Octavia
St: phone West 3529.
j. II. Wiley pays highest price Tor I'd
hand furniture. 665 14th. mr.. Market.
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TYPEwRIVERs AND sUPPIIEs

NALTEsR ~ SCOTT, 1871 FtlIrnore sr
san Francisco, and 9lS Broadway. Oaks
land; Columbia Visible Tyrewriters
thar lock-. now rIachiaes. for imme-
date deuVcry; No. Smiths No. A.
Reningtons and others at low prices.
typewriter leslzs. chairs, paper. rib
oons, carbon; expert repairs.
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 4,
now az iOll Golden Gate ave, with a
az regular prices. Rentals and sun
plies. ~ sup
PACIFIC Typewriter CO.-SSun Vfsih1e
80 ana So 1883 Fillmore st
JEWELLERS.
KEYSTONE Jewelry Co. 1907 Tagn1a
Old gold and diamonds bought. Formsrlv
Si3 kearny St
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MEETING NoTICEs-ContIuued.


is hereby given that pursuant
TO the call of stockholders or the
San Francisco Gas and Electric COM
pany holding more than one-han Nd
OF the capital stock of said Company,
a meeting of said stockholders viii
be held a the office of the Company
at 100 OFarrel street, in the city
and county of San Francisco, state
of California, the 5th day OF July,
1905, at 80 o'clock p. m for the pur-
pose of electing a Board of DIRECTORS
of the San Francisco Gas and Elec-
trio Company. and for the transac-
tion of any other business which may
properly come before said meeting.
CHAS. J.. BARRETT,
Secretary San Francisco Gas and
Electric Company.
Dated June 4, 1906.
GOLDEN GATE Lodge No. 204, l. o. o. r.
All members in need OF assistance
viii please meet the committee on
distribution next FRIDAY ENEN-
ING, June Is. at O'Clock. at 1858
Folsom ST. near Twenty sixth.
Widows of. deceased members Will
please send their ADDRESS 10 $50 Wal
c r. McLAUCHLAN, R. S.
SAINT ..NDREW's Soclety-Resula
meetings every MONDAY EVENING
at s O'Clock in Saint Mungo building,
corner Fillmore st, anI Golden Gate
ave. Members cordially invited.
y. c. LAWSON, President. Wells
Fargo & Co.. Sc. cor. Franklin St
and Golden Gate ave.
G. II. J. BREMNER. Secretary, Taft
& PennoNer. Oakland.
SHOSHONE Tribe No. is. Improved Or
der Red A1en-Will meet at 1915 Va
leneia St, SUNDAY. June Il. 1906. at
p. IN. Election of represen tatiNes.
BY order OF tribe.
r. ". WESCOTT Sachem.
s. BEREL. c. OF r.
GENERAL Masonic Relief Board, 1854
O'FarreN ST Open daily. 10 a. m. to
p. m, Sundays and holidays excepted
Phone West 330e.
HARRY J. LASK, Secretary.
l. O. o. r. NJ. E.-Headquarters of re-
lief committee Will be open from 6 to
o'clock on MONDAY, WEDDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS only.
z. D. FARRELL. Chairman.
ALTAHAd0S ibe-WEDNESDAYS. p.
NJ 81 Webster ST. J. HARRY HUTAFF,
$50 McAllisfpr ,
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SPECIALS.
machinists, erecting WORK, SS-'V
day. .4.,,
machinists. repair work, country
factory, $3.50 day.
. bIacksniths. no shOeings $3.50 day.
2 blacksmiths' helpers. 500 day.
MURRAY < READY,
469 Sixth St. Oakland.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
OAKLAND FuRNITuRE FOR SALE.

IKE MENDEL, Tor many years at
Levys Auction House. San Francisco,
will extend you the glad hand at III
SCHELLHAAS, Oakland'S Barnum
the furniture dealer. corner Eleventh
and Franklin sts
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SPECIAL IN SAN FRANCISCO.
20 laborers for San Francisco, $3.50
day.
u teamsters in San Francisco. $3.50
day.
MURRAY 6 READY, 400 Sixth ST.,
Oakland.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07
balls. remain, P. T. KENNEDY Manager Big Seven.
FROM BIG FOUR RANKS.

South Manchester, June 7.-Goldie Bowler, a Springfield pitcher, was sent here last night by Manager Dan O'Neil of the Springfield team to get Frank SInrphy's signature to Spring field contract. The visit was not with out result and Murphy will leave to- day for Springfield. where he will play third base. Red Nagle. who has been covering that mat will be moved over to short. Murphy came to Man. chester last year and played good game at third base This season he has been playing in Monson, Mass. in the Bi-State league, and, besides field ing his position in midsummer style. has been facing the leather at a 400 clip. His loss will make a big hole in the Manchester Big Four team. Murphy halls from Burlington, Vt, and although he is only 21 years old, has been playing professional baseball for the last four years, starting out with the Fall River team. in the New England league. He was in the Northampton team in 1904 and last year was with Manchester.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07
CHANGES IN HARTFORD.

Hartford. June 7.--Manager Daly announced number of changes in the Hartford team yesterday. Ander- son, the pitcher who has been expect ed for some time, put in an appear ance and he may be used today. Barber, who worked yesterday. came from Montreal. Wade. who did not sign contract and came here to help Daly out while he was strengthening the pitching staff, was allowed to go. He won both of his games and made good impression. Grogan. the new second baseman. played here for the first time yesterday. He needs q lit- tie more experience before he can hold his own in such fast company. Martin Walsh was given his release. He said he was going to sign with Holyoke and come back and trim the Hart lords. Walsh was in the grandstand yesterday trying to outshine Denny Wolff in his sartorial display. Mur- phy has also been released.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07
HONEST VIEW OF MUCK-RAKERs

Is Senator Lodge honestly defend ing the senate when he speaks in this wise?-
 Connecting islanders and heaping together falsehoods for the purpose of selling them is not pleasing trade and when carried on in the name of virtue and reform 1t is peculiarly repulsive one"
 The senator can only mean Miss Tarbell, Steffens. Lawson, Adams, David Graham Phillips. H. B. Need ham. Ray Stannard Baker, Charles E. Russell, Upton Sinclair, and pos sibly Mir Moffett and MT Latzke and certain other writes for this maga- zine. Miss Tarbelrs work on Stan dard oil needs no defense. It was written in spirit of historical re- search. It was gone over before pub lication by Standard oil attorneys. who had full opportunity to correct errors. have heard her book repeat edly discussed by Standard Oil men, and never heard it's honesty or &C., curacy questioned in any important particular.
 Steffens's work has been of a diff ferent nature. but 1t has struck at the same vicious principle in our bus mess and political system. As events nave run lately. he would be hardy individual who would say that Stef- fens was not pretty nearly right about adelphia-"corrupt and contented." The St Louis bribery muss led 10 convictions and the peni- tentiary before Steffens reached there SO he can hardly be blamed for that. nor for the disgraeeful copdition in Minneapolis which led to the flight of Mayor Ames. He merely gave plen- ty of mistakes. as to superficial facts. but he has seldom missed essential truth.
 Lawson may be anything you choose to call him. but he stirred up the filth" in the insurance business and gave such a splendid impetus to the house-cleaning movement that at last we are promised effective state control of the big companies. With out Lawson we should never have got at the facts Russell Is less dis tinguished writer. but it remains to be proved that he was wrong about the packers. The investigation which this magazine conducted a year ago leads me to believe that in his main facts he was right--Samuel Merwin in Success Magazine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07
THE CENTENNIAL FIGHTS.

The Silver City Athletic assocla- tion of Meriden will conduct the pig rest boxing carnival ever held in Connecticut in Meriden during Gen. tennial week. Arrangements nave been made with the license commit tee of the Centennial and everything has been satisfactorily attended to. William l.. Crowley of Hartford, the former manager and matcnmaker oi the Nutmeg Athletic club or Hart ford. which put on all the topnotch- CTS at the Coliseum. has been en- gagged as master of ceremonies, wnicn is a guarantee that everything VIII go on with a snap.
 The carnival will open next Satur- day night in a tent opposite the Mid way on Pratt street and shows will be given every night during the Gen. tennial except Thursday night, when another good show. under different auspices. will be given at the Han over park ball grounds.
 The show of Saturday night will consist of three bouts between clever boys. The first is for six rounds be- tween Bobby Moore of Philadelphia and George Kitson of New York.
 The second will be between l2i- pound boys. owen Flynn of New fork and Joe Goldman of Brooklyn.
 The final will be for ten rounds between those crackertack colored boxers. Deacon" Allen of Boston and Mississippi" of New York city.
 For the Centennial carnival the following boxers have been engaged ,nd will surely appear: Horace Frank, Chicago: Jimmy Moran. Brooklyn: Eddie Wallace. Philadel- ohia: Ritchy Ryan. Brooklyn. Jack Roller, New York: Tommy Connolly. ,-ev Britain: Willie Jones. Brook Iyn: Terry Edwards. New York: Myer Harris. Philadelphia: Kid Mur- phy. Chicago. Young Shea. Philadel- phia: Joe Palmer. Boston. Jimmy Murths. Philadelphia. George Hoey. New York. Jef Doherty. New Hs- ven: Pete Draso. Hartford: Johnny Altman and Peanuts Dillon. Water bury: Jack Blair and Jimmy Ryan. New Britain: Jack Costello and Bunny Ford. New Haven.
 The Lenox Athletic club wfIl give c big boring show at the Hanover park bsII grounds on Thursday eveu- ing. June 14
 The star bout virl he between Mos CT King of New London and foan< Battling xeIson of <er York The other bouss are between well uzfet- ed bora ss foilows: Kid Kite anf Ef- de L1c1s of yex rork. Dick Carter and 4lI1y Murray of Pkiiafelpkfs- o1n4 DoAexfy anA Yc1nG Baird of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07

thing else. There are some people who regard him as bug" Altizer left Lancaster in the most cowardly and sneaking manner, owing the club considerable sum of money, which he no doubt thinks the Washington club will make good, and they prob ably will, in order to prevent the Lancaster club from giving them trouble. Not satisfied with leaving the team himself, Altizer has been trying to make trouble for the man. agement of the local club. He sent Manager Stahl here to try and steal other players from Lancaster.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07
New Haven, and Breslin and Marks also of New Haven.
MATCHED AT LAST.

Los Angeles. June 7.-Abe Attell, featherweight champion of the world, is matched to fight Frankie Mel of San Francisco on the afternoon of July for the championship belt which Manager McCarey has made and fat purse. The youngsters were formerly matched to fight, but the San Francisco disaster interfered and Manager Platz and Nell went east Now McCarey has perfected his plans and the lads will go into the ring at 122 pounds. McCarey says he will take no chances this time. and the men will be required to weigh before the club representatives each day for a week previous to the fight. Me- Carey has also announced that Joe Bowker. the English champion, will be brought over to fight the winner of the bout.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07
THE SPORTING NEWS.
run was the first made on the home

run was the first made on the home grounds this season. The visitors tried to make objection, claiming that batted hit Hartford base runner. The umpire ruled that, as the ball first struck Hannifan's hands and then bounded and hit Luyster, who was goin from second to third base, it was all right. The score:
 RH.E. Hartford. <. O000000 x-5 8 2 New Haven 0 0 002l00 0--4 8 5 Batteries Barbourand Kritchel; Corcoran and Jope.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07
MGoyERN,s SIMPLE LIFE.

Terry McGovern has made up ms mind to lead the simple life this sum mer and build up his strength in or der to be able to tackle the light weights next fall. Yesterday the Brooklyn Terror and his wife and children packed up and went with Manager Joe Humphreys to farm at Ponpoosuc lake. Mass, where they will spend the summer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07
MISS SUTTON HAS A wALkovER

Liverpool. Eng. June 1.-In tho preliminary round of doubles in tho northern championship tennis tour. nament at Aigburth. Lancashire. D P. Rhodes and E Sampson beat the Brothers Peace. s-z. s-0. s-5. Id the women's doubles. first round. May Sutton and Mrs HilIyard had a vslk. over. Miss Surton and Miss Carter. who were to have played azsins; them. were scratched. In sinEles Miss Sutton defeated Mrs. J. D. Sur ton. sc. s-i.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

New York State league-Scranton 2, Syracuse |; A. J. and c. 8, Albany 3.
 New England league-Fall Rive! i, Lawrence O: Worcester 1, Man chester 4; Haverhill z, New Bed ford 5.
 American association-Milwaukee 5, Columbus l. Minneapolis 2, Indi- annapolis |; first game, Kansas City 10, Toledo l.; second game, Toledo 1, Kansas City |; Louisville IS, St Paul 1.
 South Atlantic league-Columbia 3. Charleston 12; Augusta 2. Macon 8: Jacksonville 1, Savannah 5.
 Western league-Lincoln 8, Oma- ha 1; Denver 6, DesMoines 5; Pueblo [. Sioux City 5.