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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29


Angelica is California production. the
result of a blend of the extract of GER
tain white grapes.
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE-sub-
scriber, Oakland, Cal The annual al
lowance to the President of the French
republic is 100000 francs, with a like
allowance annually for expenses.
CHRISTMAS GIFT-M. l., City
There is no rule that requires a gentle
man to wait until a lady of his
acquaintance sends him Christmas
gift before he sends her one.
GAMBLING.-J. e. s., City. If you
are in possession of evidence that
nickel in the slot machines are being
can lay your information before the
Grand Jury.
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT-G., Marin
County, Cal. In voting by means of the
Australian ballot the voter shows his
choice by stamping cross before or
opposite the name of the candidate of
his choice. II he places cross In the
circle opposite any one ticket 1t means
that he votes the straight ticket, but
II he does that and then stamps a cross
opposite five rsames on another party
ticket his ballot will be thrown out, as
1t is impossible to determine the inten-
ton of the voter as to whether he in
tended to vote the straight ticket or
intended to vote only for five.
THE SLATER FUND-A. C. r., City.
What is known as the John F. Slater
fund was founded in 1882 by John F.
Slater Of Connecticut. who placed in
the hands of trustees the sum of ST.
100000, for the purpose of uplifting
the lately emancipated population of
the Southern States and their poster
ity." For this patriotic and munificent
gift the thanks Of Congress were voted,
anG medal was presented Neither
principal nor income is expended for
land or buildings. Education in indus
tries and the preparation of teachers
are promoted in institutions believed to
be on permanent basis. By ex-
traordinary fidelity and financial ability
the fund, while keeping up annual ap-
preparations. has increased to $780,
600. Schools established by States, de-
nominations, and individuals are helped
by annual donations. Among the most
prominent are the Hampton Normal
and Industrial, the Spelman. the Tuske-
gee, the schools at Orangeburg. S c.;
Tougaloo. Miss; Marshall, Tex; Ra-
leigh, S. c.. New Orleans, the Meharry
Medical College at Nashville, ETC..
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

1t need not be expected that there will be convictions every
that maximum penalties will be imposed but the
taking advanced ground sustaining the law where que
raised adversely the Government contentious 1t
that there will be volume of convictions and that
fines will be imposed sufficient make the Standard Oil group
beg for mercy.
This is Rooseve5s policy The be obeyed by
the Standard Oil trust When H Rogers procured the omission
of the imprisonment clause from the Ens law concerning
he thought he could afford laugh the fines provided by
penalty He did quite realize every shipment
on made under for rebates public
committed His hlariy has sensby diminished since the Govern
ent has taken this plan campaign detail The experience
OF the Department OF Justice is that comparatively
TO convictions for giving receiving rebates The New
Central Railroad convicted the other day many with
a hitch.
These proceedings, and others of like
attempt stop the practice of giving Every
ing that they did nothing OF the In the trial of the York
Central the other day proving oncusve that
the Southern Pacific granting rebates time
ohcers publicly stack of Bibles that they did
nothing of the All the railroads doing
the imprisonment Government
shows active desire they conclude that honesty
IS the best policy
With the railroads. in fact question of honesty
of policy. They will be honest only when The
Standard Oil people, instance already
which they to be able rebates under
their refinery points their centers much more
favorable than those accorded independent
hnees located is defiance of the spirit of law with
Of observing the letter. and shows that
This battle will be easily Monopoly the child Of
bates and profits great that they will abandoned
III a multi millionaire goes Jail
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29
v1c1ssIrUDEs OF A LONG WAR

THE proceedings dissolve the Standard Oil undertaken
by the Federal Department OF Justice St Louis really but
single phase of widely extended movement to bring this
nomnaly apowerful monopoly under control Indeed the
St Louis the important phase of the litigation
point of the probabilities of accomplishment
The other uitsthere thousands of them with the
objecare punish the oil receiving rebates and if the
penalty should be collected every the total fines
would S1S 100000 which would wipe capital
surplus OF the There 80o8 the pend
ing and convictions follow the margin for penalties may be nd
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29
A DREAM OF CHEAP WHISKY

another of cherished illusions been dis
PEELED and has vanished leaving behRd but wreck rosented
based primrose potentialites whisky
potato 1t vision that issued from the gorgeous vista
opened permitting the manufacture denatured alcohol
free Of duts
Under lhe benehoent and stimulating provisions admir-
able told by proponents fortune bodily
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29
In the Joke World

Willie What did they mean by
teaching the young idea how TO shoot?
-Triggernometry. 1 s'pose.-
Philadelphia Record
What a scornful expression Miss
Parvinoo always has
Yes. it's quite natural. though She
resided the greater portion. Of her life
near glue factory. ry.---Philade1phia
Ledger.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Townsend's Cal glace fruits and can
dies at Emporium. Post and Van Ness.
and 1908 and 1870 Valencia street
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29
Answers to Queries

ANGELICA-M F., Alameda, Cal
Angelica is a California production, the
result of blend of the extract of GER
tain white grapes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Miss Cora Jane Flood returned yes
terday in her private car. Olympia.
from the East, where she has been so-
Journing for the past two months.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Chicago Alderman the city employ press agent
salary of $1,000 year The imagination that conure up
printable boosts for Chicago is worth than that
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs Josiah Stanford. the
latter formerly being Miss Alice Her
rick OF Oakland, have gone from their
country home at Warm Springs TO Mon
terey for a weeks visit
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Mrs. Frank s Johnson was the host
ess at pleasant informal luncheon on
tuesday at the Palace Hotel. The table
was attractively decorated in vfolefs
and among the guests were: Mrs. VIII
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Mrs. Philip Van Horne Lansdale went
recently to Del Monte. where x,a a.
the guest of Mrs. Thomas Breeze.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs George Hsazsrton OF
San Rafael are spending ThanksEivfng z
week at Del Monte. where much OF
their time Is spent on the golf links.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Mrs. Walter Hobart and Miss Mary
Eyre have returned from a stay OF ten
days at Tahoe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

ONDEMN without hearing is the Of the apollo
gss for Schmz Mayor schmtz been having his hear
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

GAMBLING. e. S.. City. II you
are in possession of evidence that
nickel In the slot machines are being
conducted as a gambling device you
can lay your information before the
Grand Jury.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Miss Anna Deering. after having
spent year at Pacific Grove. returned
to town in August. but has gone again
to the grove and is at Aloha Cottage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
Maccabees.

All Lady Maccabees aud their friends will
be entertained at q konengten by Lady
Reese AT her home. a05 North First West
street on Tuesday afternoon, October 30,
from . TO = o clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
DOGS LONG JOURNEY HOME
Collie Makes Way 500 Miles Back to
His Old Master

DES MONIES, Ia, Oct 21,-Thn and
caunt md with no other instinct TO guide
him save the memory OF warm kennel,
good food and an occasional caress, little
Scotch coIic dog sold to man MT Nolcn.
rinc Ncb by D. Weeks OF 1910 Tcn,h
street returned 500 miles 10 its former mas
Ter in Dc6 MojncS. So wabbly ard weak
was the dog that had il not boon for q glad
light OF recognition that Sprnng into his
ewes rs his former master opened ihc door
he might have been driven from the prem
iscs
Just how long the dog was in making the
distance has not yet been Gscertaincd, But
with uncrring instinct he made his way over
hill end prairie, through timber and across
rivers. finally arriving ia Des Moiues, where
bc wns given hearty welcome, warm
konncl md hot bowl OF mill: for n stnrt"r.
Five weeks before man from Valentine.
Nch, snw the collie. bought him aud took
i, hack with him TO Valentine.
After tho collie left his new home lie was
seen nj Fremont, Neb., where boys
threw stones at him while he stealing
n meal from back door. This woa the only
report until he appeared in Des Moines.
Mr. Weeks was awakened by slight
scratching at tho front door. On opening it
he saw n shaggy, thin. dirty little collie,
and from his actions at first Judged he was
mad. He soon recognized his former pet,
however and declares he would not now
part with the animal for twice its value.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
EASTIDI0US WOMEN

consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a
necessity in the hygienic care of the:
person and for local treatment or
feminine ills. AS wash its cleansing,
germicidal, deodorizing and healing
qualities are extraordinary. For sale
at Druggists. Sample free. Address
Abe Z. Paxton Co., Boston, Mass.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
D0|NGS OF SECRET
SOCIETIES OF ZION
What the Lodges of Salt Lake
Have Done the Past
Week.
G.. A. R.
Post Has Decided to Make Second
Meeting of Each Week Social,

-AO0eliiS VI GdCU WEEK 0OCldl,
The regular meeting OF the George R
Maxwell post No. ), G. A R, was well at
tended on Saturday evening. October 20. II
was very unpropitious night for old folks
TO &c, out. pleasant surprise awaited the
members Of the post in the form OF uptsi.
carried out BY the following named Indies;
Mrs. Kate Snyder, Miss Mabel Snyder. Mrs.
:. c. Sherrell, Miss Sybll Sherrel and Miss
Margaret Reef. Patriotic songs and socinl
conversation furnish ed smusemeGts for the
evening. II is the sense of the post that
the second meeting in each month which is
the third Saturday in the month, shall be
devoted to social gatherings 1t is hoped
that comrades OF the Grand Army and their
families and friends will not lose sight Of
the social party that will he given by George
r. Maxwell post No. :, g. A. R., on Friday
ket street. Tor tho benefit oil tine relief fund.
Good time, good music. Evcrybody invited.
The regular meeting OF the j. B. Mexican
w, X. q. Will be held Wednesday after.
at 2:3o in its rooms in the / o. o. +.
temple Market street
George r. Maxwell w r. C. Busy Bee
section. will be entertained next Friday
from 10 a. m TO p, m. by Mrs. Norton.
556 West Second South street.
Mrs, Phil Nedcr delightfully."- entertained
the Busy Bee Ladies last Thursday, and the
ladies made good showing of the work
cember.
George R Maxwell W. r. C. ladies will
give pumpkin social on Wednesday after
noon. October 81, at their room in I. O. o. F
corps and circles, with all friends, are in.
vited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
BLIZZARD in NEW MEXICO
Worst Storm of Many Years General
Throughout the Territory.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. Oct 21-
The worst blizzard since the great storm
of 1882 is general throughout New
\ Mexico tonight A high wind is bring
ing a general fall of sleet and snow
through the Grand valley and reports
tonight indicate that the losses to
sheep growers Will ha very heavy.
The storm began here about 80 clock
Saturday morning with high wind
which rapidly increased in velocity un-
til by 9 o clock the gale had reached
the proportion Of cyclone. The wind
carried sand and dust which developed
3n rain and with the rapidly falling
Temperature into sleet and snow. To-
night the snow is falling in binding
sheets and meager reports indicate that
IL is much more sevsre in the country.
Telegraph and telephone service is al
most completely shut OFF and railroad
traffic is DELAYED. Some minor DANA ga
has been done IN Albuquerque. Las
Vegas. Socorro, and smaller towns south
of Albuuueruue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
BEAUTIFUL
COM PLEXIONS.

Return this with so one-cent stamps
or 25 one-cent stamps with the names
and addresses of twenty. ladies and
learn how to have lovely natural color
al long as YOU live. This method is now
being revealed for the first time TO the
general public. There are no cosmetics,
bleaches, face powders, or other polsons
in this. Pimples. Blackhesds and dis
colorations disappear forever under this
method Women and girls who wish to
be beautiful win be taught the simple
laws of beauty, and they will learn how
the most beautiful women OF Paris,
guided and controlled by Master Gypsy
and Greek minds, appeared upon the
scene. played the game Of life and car
ried everything before them with their
bright eyes aud unriysled complexions
L. j, MOCKLEY, 1133 Broadway
New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
I. 0, O. E.

OourTh encampment No. /. I. o. o F,
will meet tomorrow nj ight. when il is import
ant that all the patriarchs of this and Golden
Rule no. Q should be present 10 assist in
giving degree work. The election OF repre-
sentative 10 The grand encs nlpmeut and that
for its officers, will take place the same
evening.
Golden Rule encampment No, 2, I. o, o.
F.. held meeting last Tuesday night and
conferred the Golden Rule degree on several
candidates for No |.
Canton Colfax No l. Pstriarchs Militant,
had drill Saturday night at which the
new chevaiers showed quite an aptitude for
the work, demonstrating that they will make
efficient soldiers
Salt Lake lodge No. gave the degree OF
Love TO two candidates last Friday night.
and has tine prospect OF several more for the
iuitiatory degree.
Jordan lodge No. 3 will meet IN regular
session tonight and will confer the degree
OF Truth on two candidates for Salt Lake
lodge, and TO assist this body the degree
staf and other members Of No, are re
quested to be in attendance,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
BIC STEAMER WILL
Be A TOTAL Loss
George Farweu, Lumber-Laden,
Goes Ashore OF Cape Henry
in Fierce Gale
ALL OF THE CREW SAVED
By BREECHES BUOY
Captain and First Officer Stand
by Wrecked Ship Through
out the Night.

NORFOLK. Va, Oct. 21--The steam
Jacksonville, Fla, for New Haven
Conn, is ashore off Cape Henry and
probably will be a total loss. All on
+ board were saved, Captain j. D. CHS
holm and his crew of fifteen men be,
ing landed today by the lfesaving
crews from the Cape Heury and Yir-
iginia Beach stations.
The steamer, laden with $4,000 feet
of cypress timber, went ashore in a
gale. She left Jacksonville, Fla, Oct.
12. From the start she encountered
heavy head winds and was forced to
go far out Of her course. Captain
Chisholm describes the storm OF Fri.
day as the worst in his twenty years ,
experience along the Atlantic coast.
Early last evening the crew sighted
Cape Henry light.
At that time a dense fog was gather.
ing. Soon IL obscured the beacon and
the noise Of the wind and sea prevented
the warning siren at the Cape being
lookout at Cape Henry life saving sta
tion saw the steamers lights close in
ehore, and about the same time the
Farwell hit the beach, The life-savers
hurried to the scene. On the second
ehot from the line gun the crew of the
steamer caught the line and before l
o clock in the morning twelve sea-
men had been hauled through the surf
IN the breecbes buoy. There were left
aboard Captain Chisholm and the first
and second officers and the chief en-
gineer. They lashed the breeches buoy
10 the mast and refused to come ashore,
SO the life.savers had to stay by on
the beach all night, AT daybreak all
the baggage of the crew was hauled
ashore. and then the four men made
the journey to land.
The George Farwell was built in
1895 at Marine City, Mich, and is
owned By J. c. Turner Company of
New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
FoRESTERS OF AMERICA,
Three Applications Received for Mem
hership at Last Meeting.

Court Salt Lake No. ] held its regular
meeting Wednesday evening. October H. in
Knights of Columbus hall. az No. 21 West
First South street. The meeting was called
10 order ~ Sis p. m, Chief Ranger Carl
Peterson presiding. All officers and several
members were present. Three application 5
FOR membership were received md fled. and
a committee wos appointed Ia report at the
next regular meeting, which will he held
Wednesday. November IT, The financial sec.
rerary and treasurer s reports showed that
Court Salt Lake No, ] is advancing in mem.
bers and finances quite rapidly. II is the
intention of the court 10 give social AZ an
carly dare, and ol who attend will have an
enjoyable time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
SHAW AND PRESIDENT
Conference Held at White House but
Nothing Is Given Out.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l-Secretary
Shaw arrived in Washington today for
a conference with the President, the
nature of which is not known. He Will
leave for New York tonight and toInor-
row he viii deliver a political address
at New Rochelle, New York.
Speaking of the hnancia situation.
The secretary said he had not made up
his mind whether any assistance from
the treasury was necessary, He was
rather inclined 10 believe, he said, that
il was not, but he would give the mat
ter further attention. He sand he
would keep in close Couch with the sit
nation and act in accordance with his
Judgment as the conditions seemed 10
warrant.
Secretary Shaw had conference
with the President tonight. He called
at the White House by appointment at
q clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.
Card Party by Utah Lodge No. So
Pleasant Affair.

The card party given By Utah lodge No.
365 of the Fraternal Brotherhood on October
u was very successful affair. and will be
followed ny others during the season. Re.
ireshnents consisting OF coffee. cake and ice
cream, were served and handsome prizes were
aworded to the winners of the games Next
Friday evening inc lodge will hold its regu.
lar meeting in A. O. L. w. hall. This will
be an important meeting, as the preseprs.
tion Of the handsome past president Jewel,
by tbe lodge in the recent membership
contest with the other two lodges OF tho
order in the city. will take place and a
number OF the members will be presented
With Jewels Tor their individual work during
the contest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22

The surest way 10 get the Best
Pickles is 10 insist on MOUNTS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
No.
YOu cannot renew VO11fh.
No.

mo.
You cannot renew youth.
But you can renew your
strength.
VINOL is unusually good
for weak elderly folk.
Because it contains the
very elements needed to
replace weakness with
strength.
1t is simply a modern cod
liver preparation with the
ln-tasting and iu-smelling Gil
taken out and tonic iron put
In. IL it fails it is free.
Druehl & Franken, Druggists,
Also Smith Drug Go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
A. o. u, w.
Local Lodges Of Order in Salt Lake
Winding Up Affairs.

This month will see the finish n the local
lodges OF this order in Salt Lake and, in fact
all over Utah. Wyoming and Idaho JOINT
lodge No. IL md Eogle Gate No. 10 will be
held the evening OF Wednesday, October
"a, TO wind up the affairs Of the lodges in
this city. All members of the 4. O. L. w
in this city are urgently requested TO he
present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
Red Men.

Washable tribe No. l. Improved Order of
Red Men. reports the outlook unusually
bright for that lodge. Degree OF Pocuhontas
Council No l. will give pale.face card
party in The tcpsc. AZ I. O. o. +. hall, next
Wednesday evening, Refreshments will he
served
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-11-24
TO IMPROVE STATE SCHOOLS.
MANY LAWS EXPECTING SCHOOLS
TO BE PRESENTED.
Commission viii Ask That the Mini
mum Salary for a Number One
Certificate Be $50.

That the schools Of this state must
be raised to higher plane is the CRY
of all prominent educators through
out the state, and the next legislature,
which convenes in January, will have
to deal with numerous educational
problems affecting the schools of West
Virginia, which the educators hink
will be for the betterment Of those
institutions Of learning, that affect
more people than any measures that
might come before the legislative body.
There are many members of the next
legislature who will devote a great
deal of their time toward a school
pride by the citizens of the state, and
q more worthy object for them to cen
ter their abilities upon could not be
found That the thousands of school
children in this state have been neg
lected by past legislatures there is nc
doubt, and If any of The members of
the next legislature wish TO have their
names carved in the annals of educa-
ton in this state let them make Il
their hobby In the coming session to
do something that will increase the
efficiency of our schools.
The school commission. appointed
by Governor Dawson, and which m x
in Charleston sometime ago, will have
another session and continue their
work in preparing suggestions for the
benefit of the schools, V hieh will be
placed before the legislature by the
governor. Among other things which
the commission has suggested to raise
the efficiency of the schools is a six
months term in every county in the
state, and the county to be the unit
for the building fund.
Again, they will ask for an increase
in the salaries of the county superin-
tendents This would make the sal
aries OF the superintendent from 5000
to $1,000 year, depending upon the
number of schools in the county. The
commission also recommends that
more backbone in the enforcement of
the compulsory law and raises the
school age one year, making the law
read from eight to fifteen years for a
full term of six months More liberal
provision is also made for teachers
salaries and other school expendi-
lures. The commission wishes to have
the minimum salary for a number one
certificate placed at $50 month
Among the most important features
to come before this session of the
lawmakers will be a recommendation
for a regular high school course for
the entire state A committee was ap-
pointed at the meeting of the West
Virginia Educational society at Fair
mont last June to submit such course
and they will recommend a course for
adoption.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-11-24
GUSTS THE COMMITTEE.
Court Declares It Has No Authority u
West Virginia Investigation.

The Supreme Court of Appeals put
an end to the senate investigating
committee appointed Just before the
adjournment of the last session Of
the state legislature to investigate the
charges of malfeasance in Office pre-
ferred against former Governor White
by State Senator Caldwell and Judge
Reese Blizzard.
The courts decision declares the
committee to be without legal author
ity, and Caldwell and Blizzard are re-
leased from the nominal custody Of
Sheriff Carter, of Wood county. The
court holds that a committee appoint
ed by one branch of the legislature is
without authority after the Legislature
adjourns. The case had became IA
nous throughout the state, owing to
the strenuous efforts of the committee
to get TIE principal witnesses before
it to testify, which they never sue
ceeded in accomplishing.