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The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
Election Judg ges.

Judges and PoI1ce who Will hold the election OH the 3rd of Sep tember. The third name is the Republican and the last name Is the police:
 Boston township K. F. Glide well, John r. Freeman, Ed Gar r1son, K. A. Holland.
 Brush Creek-G. W. Buckley, Rufe Coger, N. II. Sanders, N. w. Joyce.
 Cane Hill--Lafayette Brewster, w. NJ. Lewis, J. H. King, Chas. Irwin.
 Center-R. NJ. Morton, L. T. Allen, Ebert Brooks, $. K. Banks.
 Cove Creek-Jno. Wells, H.. Brewster, P. F. Cisco, T. \. Morrow.
 Crawford-S P. Hutehens, r. N. Bradley, Apple Brown, Frank Hutehins.
 Durham-J. B. Wilson, L. L. Meeker, S. P. Corrigan, J. NJ. Dees.
 Dutch Mills-T. F. Freeman, Polk Crozier, J. K. Weber, John Glenn.
 Elm Springs-W. H. Holcomb, John Stokes, William Mayes, Henry Holland.
 Goshen William Phillips, Jas. $. Springer, Jake Oliphant, Jno. Maytield.
 Illinois-L. K. Holmes, J. E.. Smith, NJ. NJ. Lewis, Thos. C. Worthen.
 Lees Creek ". Gaudle, James Springer, J. A. Taylor, Geo. Redfern.
 Marrs Hill. P. Pyeatt, l.. H. Winstead, Q. Pool, D. L. Hartly.
 Prairie-W. r. Dowell, l.. L. kantz. N. r. Cardweli, T. J. Mullins.
 Prairie Grove-M. c. Gentry, T. \. Hannon, j. \. Miller, J. L. Barker.
 Price John Nackey. c. ". Burkett, Will Roy, Harry Gib- son.
 Reed-J. 9. Arnett, H. C. 0s- borne. N. E. Dabney, H. C. Thompson.
 Rheas Mill=P. A. Hartly. $. E. Rhea, Homer Giles, ". NJ. Norwood.
 Riehland-I. (. Wilson, Claud Williams, Henry Stokeubury, 4. J Smith.
 Springdale-J. NJ. Hewitt, E. H. Bryant, Ed Gillett, Henry Eaweod.
 Star Hill. ]. Reed. o. \. Davis, A. s. King, W. \. Hors- man.
 Valley NJ. F. Blakemore. Thos. Abshire, NJ. r. Frederick, k. H. Skelton.
 Vineyard L. D. Bellamy, X. A. Lewis, W. r. Reed, Jake White.
 Wellington NJ. C. Smith, J. C. Lawson, J. NJ. Wyatt, J. A.. Roberson.
 West Fork A. stoekberger, Jasper Farmer, Jno. Carter. Newt Epps.
 Wheeler r-F. McCloud, ]. K. Cowan, J. l.. Phillips, ". E. SnodgrasS.
 White River-A. E. Hutchins, ]. C.. Boaz, 5. F. Hicks. X. B. Arnett.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
MRs. (. H. GREGORY 535 South 44th Court.

h thl> state II k e4t necessary te serve i've days notice fer evlcti9n of a cold Use the nrignal laxative cough syrup, Kennedts Laxative Honey and Tar No opiates sold by H. A Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
The Big Baxter Reunion,

August 27th to Sept. lst. Round trip rates via FRISCO on sale August 26th to Sept. lst. Tickets sold anc baggage checked through to reunion park.
 C. \. FURRY, Agent.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
Democratic Ticket.

Election September :, 1900. United States Senator JEFF DAVIS
 Governor JOHN $. LITTLE Secretary of State q. C. LUDWIG State Treasurer J. L. YATES Attorney General W. r. KIRBY State Land Commissioner L. l.. COFFMAN Sup't Public Instruction ]. ]. DOYNE Commissioner Mines, AIaHufact- ure and Agriculture c. E. TUCKER Railroad Commissioner North western District K. r. ALLEN Associate Justice Supreme Court ]. F.. RIDDICk Congressman ]. (. FLOYD
 Chancellor ]. $. NAPLES Prosecuting Attorney. D. E. HORSLEY Representatives c. w. MORROW ". E. SIMPSON ]. E. MAYES County Judge N. E. WILLIAMS County Clerk E. F. GREER Circuit Clerk GEO. ]. RODGERS
 Sheriff KIT PHILIPS
 Treasurer
 K. F. BELL
 Assessor FELIX HAYES
 Surveyor N. E. ROSSER
 Coroner (. E. SWIFT
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

A woman worr ies until she gets wrinkles, tben worries because she has them. If she takes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea she would have neither. Bright. smiling faces follow it's use. 5 cents. Tea or Tablets.
 Nelson X Searcy.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

big red apple Arkansaw-and l won't let them pronounce 1t Arkansas either. l make them say Arkansaw.
 Throw lots of corn to the tur- keys l am coming home Thanks giving.
 Yours.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

In the comic opera of life the chorus girls are cooks.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
s. M. GRAHAM, Jr.
 General Repair Shop

machinery.
  handles Also farm repaired and have hand q Of repairs full line made
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

A modern finan cier isa youth of to day who can marry and make his fa- theg-in-law take care of them both.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
RAINY WEATHER AND cH1MNEYs.

Now we need our chmney badly weather has turned
dsagreeabe For twenfour hours unusual at
humidity The itself preceded by several days OF cold
windy weather houses ress for five weeks the
already chilled through and uncomfortable Now
since the rain began, they
Furthermore houehoders still obliged to cook their
gutter and OF the houses
their pretty much all day No they
the than they have begin
their shoulders and keep their
shverng bending their gutter confront
who has regard for his
folk the spectacle to render him especially cheerful or
satisfied with municipal administration which permits such ndt-
ference to the health of the general public
The getting the of this street cooking NUS
ance all along They very patient under and
world admirable and adorable the
American after ALL however ridcue her fbes in
prosperity But that why
should PROSTATE her with pneumonia rheumatism chis and fever
and dozen other dangerous illnesses because certain ignorant mdf
incompetent officials datOry thought
the chmneys that keep houses
dry and and cook like civilized human beings.
The the chmneys has been absurd and in
from very beginning Our service has been
have repenishe
and of the houses supplied with running in abundance
but chimneys still smOkeless.
of Health shall boil water
might recommend supplementary thereto that boil half
those officials who depvng chmneys with
their wreched red tape Warm and dry bodies essential
physical health boiled and the Board of Health should
the that permitted
Many chmneyS have repaired
permitted Them after they repaired Why not? What
possible objection is there to their use?
just chimney repaired inspector should be
available and permit for its immediate
functiOnary ordans that certain district shall
chmney order before single be used That
ishness.
within the province of the public health Give
us our chimneys!
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
GERMANY CAN
SUPPLY STEEL
Consul Bopp Says Asso-
citation Will illLarg-
est Orders.
Receives Cablegram As
suring Plenty of
Material.

That Germany is in a position to supply
San Francisco with great quantities of
structural steel. Notwithstanding report to
the contrary, is made known in a COM
munlcation from Franz Bopp. Consul OF
the German Empire. to Mayor Schmitz-
This communication. which is of special
importance at this time, is as follows:
A few days ago one of the San Fran
cisco daily papers published the report
that the German Steel Association had
declined an order for 100000 tons of
structural steel because delivery was to
begin at once and the German works
had already accepted orders which would
tax them to their utmost capacity until
the end of the year. l cabled to my
Government and have just received Off
-cial information TO this effect:
1.-The Steel Association referred to in
the report overland at Dues
sellor) is in a position to fill orders of
any size for structural steel and to begin
delivery at once"
AS under the present circumstances the
supply of the domestic structural steel
may not suffice for the immediate need
of San Francisco. and as her people in
that case will naturally look for the
product of other countries it is my opin-
ion that in their own interest the error
referred to should be promptly rectified.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
BEATING THE RECORD.

remarkable how rapidly the city rising upon the
the old Last week expanse ghasy
met the all sides in the burned district Tall
walls bcened with smoke their shapeess
of the Of brick and iron pipes twisted and
all of fantastic shapes Nothing else visible
grisly specters.
But behold the transformation short week has The
dismal already dotted with low wooden corrugated
for trade all bright and smiling They
desoate cheerful
humble shac but they and bright compexoned
the solid and imposing city to follow them At the
which they the burned will be pretty well
It's graveyard within sixty ninety days and shall
of it. We shall bid it farewell for without regret
Chicago has already been held quickly
lively and enterprng American from its
if we cannot beat Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
BUSINESS HOUSES MAKE
LEASES FOR PREMISES
Thomas Magee & Sons Report Loca-
ton of Firms on Available Sites
South of Market Street

Thomas Magee & Sons have leased
to r. Guittard & Co., the tea, coffee
and spice firm. for Frank Arthur
Hammersmith, the lot at the north
west corner of Harrison and Ritch
streets, 50X75. with One-stOry and
basement building to be erected
thereon This property was leased
for four years at a total rental OF
$1,000. The tendency of Wholesalers
and manufacturers to locate in that
section of the city is decidedly strong,
by reason of its being on a level with
Market street. and also close to the
railroad tracks. HulSe. Bradford &
Co. are located on the south side OF
Harrison. east of Fourth, and Tyler
& Co. the coffee dealers, are located
on the south side. just west of Third.
The same firm has also leased for
the MySell-ROllinS Co. the stores on
the north side of Clay street. lust
west of East. one store 25x4O for
three years at a total rental of S45OO
to A. Kukaviza; another store 25xI15
for three years to Calkins Newspaper
Syndicate at 1925 a month. part OF
the loft in the same building to the
Guide Publishing Co. for three years
at a total rental of s1OS0. Myself
Rollins Co. are TO occupy the rear
portion of this building. together with
a portion of the loft.
The same firm has also leased four
stores on the north line of Sacra-
mento street. between East and
Drumm. one to West. Elliott & Cor
don, one to Horn & Co. one to Sell
ers & Co and one To Wheaton, Pond
& Harold
Henry Stern has removed his real
estate office TO 1S45 Fillmore street.
between Sutter and Bush
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
WINE INDUSTRY
IN GOOD SHAPE
Reserve Stocks Will
Maintain Trade
of State.
Association Is Able to
Pay Its Usual
Dividend.

Percy T. Morgan. president of the Cali
fornia Wine Association, has addressed
a communication to the stockholders of
the association, in which he sets forth
that the principal inconvenience caused to
the wine industry by the fire in April was
brought about by the destruction of old
matured stocks of wine in San Francisco
that cannot be replaced.
Owing to the system of managing the
business in the past it will still be possible
to continue dividends, as reserves had
been created against contingencies. The
usual dividend checks will be left with
the Union Trust Company for distribution
to the stockholders on and after May %.
Concerning the present situation of the
wine industry. President Morgan writes
TO the stockholders of the Wine Associa-
ton:
Fortunately, our reserve stocks. scat
tered through our various country plants,
are or sufficient proportions to maintain
our own trade as soon as an organization
OF shipping facilities can be perfected, but
we feel compelled to husband these re-
sources, not only for our own uses. but to
help other wine concerns, whose stocks
have been more completely destroyed, to
maintain their identity with the general
trade
The stock Of the California Wine Asso-
citation in this city was not total loss, as
2,lOo,0Oo gallons of wine that passed
through the fire was available for MAX
ing brandy. The loss amounted 70 5000. 900
gallons Other large wine houses lost
5,oOO,0O0 gallons of wine in the fire, and the
smaller houses had an aggregate loss.
-"organ estimates, of 100000 to 5000, 900
gallons making up total wine loss in
San Francisco of 13,O0oOO0 to 1900. 900 gall
IONS The California Wine Association oc-
cupled leased premises before the fire. 1t
owns realty near the old site and build
ing may be erected. NO decision in that
regard has been reached
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
LAMBS CARESS
THE S|NGED OWL
Sum of $1,000 Raised by
the Club in New
York.
Bohemians Recognize the
Sympathetic Spirit
of Donors.

The Bohemian Club will move to
the Harry Williams residence Sacra-
mento and Octavia streets, on June. / /.
Since the fire the club has had an
office and temporary quarters in the
residence of j. G. Wilson, Pill Pa
cific avenue.
Advices by wire and mail have been
received by the club from New York
to the effect that proceeds from an
auction sale of places for the Ladies'
| Gambol under the auspices of the
Lamb Club had netted $1,000 and that
the amount had been generously do
mated to the Bohemian Club of this
city. The enterprise and kindness of
the Lambs received prompt acknowl-
edgment from Fred w. Hall. presi-
dent of the Bohemians. The club in
due time will meet the question of
what shall be done with the money.
The Bohemian Club has never ac-
cepted contribution of money ex-
cept in trust for some specified pur-
pose. Some years ago an admirer of
poetic genius sent to the club the
sum of $500 to be applied in assist
ing writers ana poets. In its diSburSe-
ment the club made no distinction in
favor OF either sex and treated nom
members of the club the same as
members were treated. The idea of
lending assistance to artists, poets and
singers appeals to many wealthy men
and women, but extreme care is taken
to impress upon the beneficiaries that
the contribution is not charity 1t is
known that several men and women,
who have achieved distinction in the
field of literature in California were
encouraged many years ago to travel
abroad and record the impressions of
their travels. Artists who have at
tanned celebrity were sustained by
gifts of money in their early strug-
giles, although the cash was paid un-
der the guise of orders for pictures.
The Bohemian Club may find some
method of putting to excellent use the
generous sum of money contributed
by the Lambs Club of New York. The
spirit which animated the Lambs is
honored and recognized. The senti-
ment of regard is keen for the reason
that Clay NJ. Greene, Joseph r. Girls
mer, Joseph d. Redding and others,
VINO rendered eminent service in Bo-
hernia when the club was young were
foremost in New York when help for
the Bohemians of San Francisco
seemed to be needed.
Shortly after the club moves back
again to Sacramento street, the de-
lightful functions incident to the mel
lowing of Uncle George Bromley will
be resumed under the auspices of
Raphael WE'LL and S. ID. Brastow. The
Sunday breakfasts which so charmed
Colonel Alex. G.. Hawes. DIR. Swan and
others, will be continued.
The Owl, according to the cartoon
of Gordon Ross, has finally captured
the championship belt from the Phoe-
nix and the burning event is bound to
be commemorated.
Uncle George Bromley is sheltered
in comfort and luxury at 3443 Clay
street. He started on the morning of
April Is after the quake, to catch the
train for Norwich. Conn. according to
the itinerary but was not able to break
through the fire line. The journey
to New England is not Cancelled. but
simply postponed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
collins. HeaIth Is Good.

George d Collins. the over-married at
torney. will not be admitted TO bail on his
plea that confinement is making deep in
roads in his physical condition. Superior
Judge Murasky, after examining several
physicians. two OF whom were appointed
by the court TO determine just 10 what eX-
tent the prisoner Mad suffered from his
change Of surroundings. decided that Col
Inns must remain in the County Jail Drs
McGettigan and Rithers averred that the
Prisoners health was good. and that set
TED the matter. Collins sought TO have
Judge Murasky review the judicial status
q. the Grand Jury. JuJ the only encour-
agement he received was a promise that
he statutes on the matter would be look
ed VI.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
OFFERS ASSISTANCE TO
PROMOTION COMMITTEE
Oakland Real Estate Association Will
Help Counteract False State
nnarfe

Action has been taken by the Oakland
Real Estate Association to aid the Cal
ifornia Promotion Committee i'm its en-
deavor to counteract the many false state
ments that have been scattered broadcast
regarding the disaster. The intention of
the Oakland organization is expressed in a
letter to the Promotion Committee. which
follows:
OAKLAND, May 10, 1906.
The California Promotion Committee. San
Francisco:
Gentlemen-At regular meeting of this
association the secretary was Instructed
to give yeu its unqualified Endorsement
of your aggressive attitude toward count
eracting the many false statements that
have been scattered broadcast over the
world with reference to the recent dis
aSter.
We keenly feel the seriousness of the
situation in regard to such false re-
ports, and should be glad to cooperate
with you in every way possible toward
laying the truth before those who have
been led to believe so many false state
ments. and thus once again turn the tide
of desirable immigration toward the
land of promise and results.
Very truly yours.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE ASSO-
CITATION.
By HARRY T.. HOLCOMB.
Secretary Pro Ten
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
were issued by Clerk Munson yester-
day:
Thomas E. Corr, 36, IA Steiner
street and Kathryn Keyes, 33, IA
Steiner street.
r. Eugene Chrome. "a. San Fran
CISCO, and Mary c. Nevin. 33, San
Francisco.
Charles A. Peterson, AZ, San Fran
CISCO, and Matilda s.. Stromvall, %,
San Francisco.
Morris Lebovitz, S3, 1904 Castro
street. and Sophie Laxer, 25, 1904
Castro street
Henry Calmly, "a, 1904 Castro
Castro street
Frank P. Wagner. 21, 1869 Howard
street, and Isabelle Corrier, IS, 1871
Howard street.
James Reynolds, "a, 1920 Mission
street, and Alma Johnston, "a, 81 Coso
avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
PROPOSED INSURANCE LOAN.

Report from New York that group
companies negotiating in Paris for
$OO0OO loan wherewh pay off their losses
without depending upon the New York money market This group
said composed Of accordingly weaker com
panies.
If this be true shows spirit and those
resOng this viii probably large
patronage from San Francisco the future This bright and
observing and has memory every the
United States will find out later 1t will be prompt
cate and reward honest dealings this matter of the
the will
and to punish them by nonpatronage hereafter
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
To Investigate Deaths.

coroner Walsh yesterday received a
communication from the Board of
Heaitn stating that two bodies had
Deen buried in the China Basin. Ac-
cording to the letter 1t was believed
,nat one of the persons buried there
hau peen shot and that the other had
oeen purned to death Autopsy Sur
geon Kucich will superintend the ex-
numing OF the bodies this morning and
VIII ascertain, if possible. how each
man man came to his death. There is no
crew as to the identity of either body
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
GOVERNOR CARTER rs ON
HIS WAY TO HONOLULU
Chief Executive of Hawaiian Terri
tory Restored TO Robust Health
by California Climate.

George r. Carter. Governor of the
Territory of Hawaii, and Mrs Carter
were passengers on the liner Man
churia, which sailed yesterday for
Honolulu. Governor Carter came to
the mainland about three months
ago in very poor health He left
here yesterday looking like a we'll
trained athlete.
The Carriers have spent their three
months vacation in the southern
part of the State. The Governor
has lived outdoors and takes back
80 his island home as fine a coat of
tan as the California sunshine ever
printed.
have gained in strength every
DAY since arrived last February .
he said yesterday. rand I never felt
more fit in my life,
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
NInst Wcar Khnl.i

Hereafter all U. S. Immigrant In
spectors must appear in the regular
blue uniform or in khaki with brass
buttons. Such was the order issued
yesterday by L. S. Immigrant Conn
missioner North.
Four Japanese women, three Jan
anese men and six Chinese men were
ordered deported yesterday because
they were found to be sufferers from
trachoma. They arrived recently on
the Manchuria.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Accused of Grand Larceny.

John M. Kelly was arrested on
Golden Gate avenue yesterday after
noon by Detective MatheSOn on a war
rant charging him with grand larceny.
The complaining witnesses are Hol-
land & Kendall, prOpriet0rs of tha
Stanford stables. Hyde street and
Golden Gate avenGs. They allege
that on the day of the earthoual2e
Kelly stole team and. buggy belong
ing to them and drove tho rig To San
Jose. They discovered a few days
ago where the rig was located and
obtained the warrant for Kelly ~
rest and q second warrant to recover
possession of the rig Detective Pior-
dan went to San Jose with the war
rants yesterday. but Kelly had driven
TO the city and Detective Mathasor
found him on Golden Gate avenue
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Stanford students at Work.

f1fteen Stanford students, under j. G.
Aestredo, are taking the census of the Po-
trero. They have been working for sew
eral days among the residents and those
VINO are living in tents. and are doing ex-
celient work. They are also in charge of
a relief supply station in the Potrero.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Seeks Trace of Brother.

Mrs. Walter Elliott. 1917 Summit ave-
nue., Jersey City Heights, New York.
writes to The Call seeking information of
her brother, Charles Strehl. who resided at
s0S Post street at the time of the fire.
She has not heard from him or his family
since. Strehl was the owner of the house
where he resided and was in comfortable
circumstances.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Cheap Round-Trip Rates East Via North
ern Pacific Railway.

Chicago and return. SSG: St Paul and return
$50; also special rates TO New York Boston. 81
Louis. Kansas City and OMAHA and return m
sale June g. Z. July . 3. August :, X .. Sent
and 10. Make reservations now Do NOT for.
get that side trin into Yellowstone Park Writ.
or call for infOrma tion T. X Sfateler General
Agent. ll14 Broadway. Oakland CAL
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
WANTS TO CHANGE NAME
OF DENISADERO STREET
NJ. j. BIaclman Suggests That Thor
Oughfare BE Hereafter known
a. Funston Avenue.

The following self-explanatory commu-
nication was sent yesterday 10 the editor
Of The Call:
AS a slight mark OF our appreciation
Of the excellent work Of General Fred
erick B. Funston during the exciting
days following the 18th Of April, 1906,
would suggest that the fourth widest
street Of our city. now commonly known
as Devisadero street. be hereafter known
as Funston avenue, and that this matter
be brought before the Honorable Board
Of Supervisors for necessary action TO
effect said change.
Hoping that the DevisaderO street
property owners viii enter heartily into
The spirit Of this timely suggestion. / am.
YOURS sincerely,
NJ J. BLAcRMAN.
l3sS Deyisader0 Street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26

Townsend has full lstock of California
glace fruits and choice candies at his
residence. 220 Valencia street and at the
new Emporium.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
New Mineral SPRINGS opened

by recent disturbance. Byron Hot Springs un-
affected. Most convenient to city. Railroad
fare and hotel all ticket. $50 Mineral
baths free. Inquire Southern Pacific agent. >
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
WHITMAN, LYMAN g. CO.,

Plumbing and electrical work, have resumed a,
| 3l5 Polk St, bet. McAilister aud Fulton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26

The Woman's Pacific Coast Press Asso-
citation will meet at the home of Mrs.
Charles j. Newman, 100 Broadway, next
Monday.
James d. Phelan will address the club
upon its future policy and the location OF
a new home.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26

DIR. Mcmillan of 1927 Oak street an
nounces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Gertrude F.. to Milo Edmund Hickox
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26

Mrs Allan Dunn is visiting in Santa
Barbara. whittier she went after a series
of interesting experiences.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26

Dr. Albert j. Atkins will leave next
week for Red Bluff. where he will spend
few weeks hunting and fishing.
DR. Atkins lost many valuable manu-
scripts but will soon resume his work on
electrical experiments, which have re-
ceived the earnest assistance of the United
States Government.