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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24

"HE machinery of the counts of
San Francisco is beginning to turn
Il in the performance of the gigantic
task of clearing land titles within
the boundaries of the city and county
This fact should cause all owners of
land within the city limits to place
without delay a description of their
properties with The Call and thus take
advantage of its offer to inform them
should action be Instituted affecting
their holdings BY so placing descrip-
ton of their properties with The Call
they may rest assured that should their
holdings be jeopardized they will be
notified forthwith and given opportuni-
ty to defend their titles against people
that would despoil them.
Last Saturday the Title and Docu-
ment Restoration Company filed with
the State Supreme Court petition for
a writ of mandate addressed to the
Superior Court of the city and County
Of San Francisco, Department 10.
requiring that court to order the pub
LEGATION of summons in action /,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
BUTCHER MAKES COMPLAINT
ABOUT FINANCE COMMITTEE

Complaint is made by a butcher
named Oswald, who owns a shop on
Union street, between Octavia and La
guna, that the finance committee has
refused to pay him bill of $500 for
meat furnished to the Fire Department
after the fire. He declares that he re-
ceived receipts from battalion chiefs
when the meat was delivered, and that
by these he can prove that the money is
due him.
When he presented his bill, Oswald
says. the members of the committee de-
clared that he would be paid $500 for
the meat he had furnished. He refused
to accept this amount, and he intimates
that he will carry the matter to a
higher authority.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
UNION MEN ACCUSED.

NEW YORK, July 23.-The Grand
Jury today returned indictments
against three officials of the House
smiths and Bridgemens Union, Local
No. So. charging grand larceny in the
second degree. Samuel Platt, secre-
tary OF the organization, one Of the
men indicted, is already in the Tombs.
The other men indicted are Benjamin
H Moore, president Of Local No. 50.
and Louis Jaffin.
It is alleged that bogus certificates
of membership to the union were is
sued and that sums varying from 800
TO $500 were obtained from various
men. These men testified before the
Grand Jury that after paying mem
bership fees they found that they were
not recognized as union men.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
UNION WARS ON sLUGGERs.

CHICAGO, July 23.-The prosecution
of all sluggers union or non union,
who take part in labor disputes, was
demanded yesterday by the Packing
Trades Council. The council is made up
of the locals Of the Butcher Workmen' s
Union in the stockyards plants. AL
bert Woeckel who was beaten and then
thrown into the river to drown by
Rudolph Jones, a union teamster, was
a member of the butchers organization.
In passing resolutions on WoeckePs
death the council demanded the elimi-
nation OF the vicious men from labor
unions. The resolutions concluded as
follows:
We do hereby condemn smuggling and
demand that organized labor assist in
the prosecution of any party or parties,
union or union, in any way con-
nected with smuggling gangs
We appeal to the State Attorney to
exercise all possible energy and haste
in the prosecution Of the murderer of
Albert Woeckel in order that sluggers
may take warning and that the labor
movement may be purged of transgres-
sOrs of the law.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
pemocratlc League Meets.

The Jefferson Democratic Ce~tral
League met last night in the courtroom
OF Judge Dunno at California and Web
ster streets and adopted it's bylaws.
William T. Baggett acted as temporary
chairman and John L. Politeo as tempo
rary secretary. The committee on or
ganization reported as favoring the
deferring of the election of permanent
officers until after the district clubs are
organized. After a discussion the mat
ter was deferred.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
Woman Cut. Her own Throat.

Mrs. Josephine Baldwin, aged 80
years, attempted suicide yesterday
morning at her home, 34e Oak street,
by cutting her throat with a butcher
knife. She is a descendant of a historic
Spanish family OF this State Sickness
and suffering prompted the rash act
Mrs. Baldwin is a widow and mother of
a small son.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
Aged Newspaper vendor Killed.

A Condor, an aged and crippled
newspaper vendor, was fatally injured
yesterday afternoon at Market and
Church streets. He died an hour later
at the Central Emergency Hospital.
Condor was picking his way across the
street when a horse attached to a light
buggy ran him down.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
shirt waist Girl. strike.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Twenty-
FIVE hundred girls employed in the
shirt waist factory Of. Putelman
Brothers & Pagan went on strike to-
day because of the presence among the
workers of a number OF employees dis
tasteful to e majority OF the girls.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24

Down the Coast Line to Los Angeles
In thirteen and half hours. This daylight trip
made by the Shore Line Limited for pleasure can
not be duplicated. Leaves Third and Townsend
SITS. station daily, a..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
Q a. M, II a. m. @ n. m.

The hours of departure Of the Southern Pacific
trains TO the East from San Francisco are ar
RANGED especially for the convenience Of the trav
cling public. The fastest route-overland Lin
tied leaving at IL O'Clock, 6S hours to Chicago =
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24

Buy Fly Dope. Sure catch. Sold
everywhere, 15c, 25c, soc cans. u. s.
Insect Exterminator Co., 1911 goth st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24

Are open informally during the COM
pletion of their building on Van Ness
avenue. corner of Bush street They
have ready Keeler's San Francisco
Earthquake and Fire"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24
PROPOSALS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July IL. ls0e-SeaIed
proposals. in triplicate, win be received here
until ii a. m, July 20. 1906, and then opened.
for furnishing all material aud erecting
temporary barracks, and mess hall and kitch-
su, a. - e,s n tbts ossrs n. S1-, ,s -. =,
reserves the right TO reject any or all bids
Preference given 10 articles of American pso-
ducton. conditions Of price and quality tin-
GLIDING In the price Of foreign productions the
duty thereon) being equal All informn tion fur
nished application to the Office OF the
Chief Quartermaster. Department OF Califor-
mia. Preside of San Francisco. CAL mo. L.
GLEN, Asst Q. NJ. General, T. s. A. Chief
Quertermaster.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24


After initiation ceremonies in Cooks
Union No a at the last meeting Presi-
dent Fgeishman said in part:
brothers. this union has been in ex-
sstence almost five years and is nu-
raericaily. as in other respects, the
strongest cooks union in the world. We
are strictly a labor union. and no mem
her can belong 70 US and patronize non
union concerns or buy non-union goods
Rv living I'D 10 union principles we
have gained a standing in the labor
movement OF San Francisco second TO
none. The benefits we have gained by
oreanizfng are manifold. Among them
I wish to enumerate freedom from the
employment Office shark, the improved
condition Of the craft in regard TO
wages. the Improved standing of our
brothers inca financial and moral as
meet and their better relations with the
enployers Most important Of all is
the enforcement of the six-day week,
which we alone have upheld and made
a leading issue. Aside from the many
donations TO other unions in trouble
and assistance given TO sick and dis
tressed brothers, our union has done
untold good In uplifting the craft, not
only Ia San Francisco but all over this
broad country. Other unions through
out the country strive TO emulate the
example OF Local No ~. All this has
been accomplished by working unself-
isiily for each other. and the lesson OF
the past should be an inspiration TO
AL Of US TO take new courage and Work
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-24

The several branches Of the Amalga-
mated Society OF Carpenters ana JOIN
ers in this city will form manage
mani committee 10 look after the inter
ests of the society's locals in this dis
trfct This will be the only district
management committee Of the society
west OF Chicago and shows the ao-
vancement made by this far-reachihs
society on the Pacific Coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28
DOUGLAS '. N. {. X. WORKER ACCEPTS A
 CALL ID TEXAS
J, c. Wise, Physical Director Goes to ChildreSS,
 Texas.

Robert J. c. Wise, physical direc- tor of the local Y. M c. A., has re- signed to accept the call rendered him by the Childress, Texas, railroad as sociation. His resignation is in the hands of Secretary Kettle and will be- come effective August 15. It is not known as yet who will succeed MT. Wise. The new man will be select ed by Mir. McDill because of his in innate knowledge of the field.
 Of the resignation of Mir Wise, Secretary Kettle said this morning:
 When. some weeks since, the ques- ton of the call from the Childress as sociation being extended to Mir. Wise was indicated to me, 1 told Mir. Nc Dill that I felt the interest of the Douglas association demanded that Mir Wise remain as its director, and that the stay of Mir. Wise in Douglas would be a mutual gain. Later on owing to unforeseen changes among the men in the secretaTyship, it was found necessary to reopen the mat ter, and I could only give my consent to the call being extended with the present result.
 MT. Wise came to Douglas in Jan uary last when the furnishings were being placed in the new building. The gymnasium equipment was placed uR der his direction. He has worked hard to make his department of the work successful, and has succeeded. H5 has grown in popularity with the members, all of whom will, I am sure regret his departure.
 q cannot tell who will succeed MT Wise. It has been necessary to leave the selection of a new man with MT McDill who knows the field and its f demands and will send the best nan available"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28
EX-GOVERNOR OF NEW MEXICO OUT OF
 POLITICS
Miguel A, Otero, Former Chief Head of Territory EX-
 presses Views.

Miguel A. Otero, former governor of New Mexico, and who has recently re turned from an extended trip to EU- rope, Asia, Africa and the islands of the sea, was in Albuquerque recently where he was interviewed.
 "AIr. Oterc. is 1t true. that you think of re-enterins politics in New Mexico soon?" was asked the ex-governor.
 T an entirely out of politics at present" said MT. OterO. Absolutely out of it. My present trip has no DO IiticaI significance whatever. 1 am at tending strictly to my own business. Whether I will re-enter politics don't care to say. There is nothing dcin| In a political way that I know Of at present, although of course. there may be in the fall. But politics and I are having nothing to do with each other at this stage of the game. am gr- ing down to my ranch to stay several days, that's all"
 There is not tine slightest rasan.. for fear. The feeling against IuIe.gy- CTS is no greater now than it was years ago and no uprising against them has occurred as yet and it prob ably never Will occur unless it E stirred up by Americans. And I wal: to add that the Great League. which has been declared 10 be the orgaDiza' ton which is fomenting the iEsuTrec ton against the Americans, bent upon driving them from the country, has nC uOTe to do with anything of the kind than has the Federation of Labor ot tths Cnited States it's object the driv inc cf rho Italians ar MeYiCaTS or negroes, for that Latter any class 1 from the United States. They aIe simply organizing to get better wages l and for niu5usI protection and benefit and that is all there is to it.''
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28

in the white house, and one of the
 luckiest. He came as near being dragged from his pedestal upon which the people have placed him, when he tackled Tillman. Bailey and Chandler. but he wriggled out of that predica- ment by jumping on the meat packers, whom everybody hate and despise. He knew that fact and played on it for all it was worth and the trick won
 Everybody immediately forgot the railroad rate incident and the fact that Roosevelt had played double game and shown bad faith and in the end had surrendered to the roads and gave them the broad court review, and al once began heaping praises on his head for hitting the hated meat trust
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28
THE STICKING POINT IN RUSSIA.

A parliamentary body that can be sent home whenever the sovereign chooses to break it up can not be called a representative body, for it exists at the sovereign's pleasure and Is subject to his will. The United States congress is coordinate branch of the government, sharer in the highest authority, all delegated by the people In England the house of com mons holds the purse, and is strong CT in that vital respect than the royal head of state. The czar, by his own act alone, dissolved the duma, and called on his soldiers to form around him on the old imperial plan. He has recognized no power in the duma that can be opposed to his own, and the Russian people will not be slow to see that they have but the shadow of a constitutional government.
 Contests of this nature have been numerous in history, and were invaria. bly won in the end by the people. The battle of Charles I. was with parlia- ment, and after years of discord, he lost his head. Louix XVI. paid a like penalty, though he tried more tenn. porlzing policies. King George de. fled the American solonies on Ques, tions of legislative representation Anything in the shape of popular con
 gross is new in Russia, but every peas ant knows that a duma subject to i'm. periaI orders must either be tool oi royalty or fight on for powers that can not be nullified. The czar has fentc-ed or Q path that has proved fatal to monarchs of greater qualities l.and stronger character.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28
rHE 4sEsT SENTIMENT"
ArirOna is appealed to by the best

Arlzona IS appeaied 10 py the pe5' seuanent of the country so accent aae terms laid down by congress and cn,e into the Union. with New Mex no. The case of Indian Territory and eslahonia shows how easy it is for EeIgabcrs to dwell together in har- rcny-st. Louis Globs-Democrat.
 SYhe Globe-Democ-at finds the "best sentiment" behind the action Of Speaker Carmen and Senator Beyer- isga in their enorts to force Arizona E.o atata with New Mexico, but luckay for Arizona this best senti- r-eat was not predominant in Wash iagtor, notwithstanding the energetic tEp,i-1ca cf tae republican party tzs1
 Enc Gic5c- Democrat has mistaken tac .a.5t saatekocd sentiment 0: Bev- sndge, C22aon. ct a, Ter the best sentiment" cn that question. We De Ilaye the best sentiment in the cour- trT .ems,,ds that all should be treated allie; that the people Of all the states Sud territories are entitled to equal privileges and benefits of govern rlent: that special privileges should De ezteldei to Ecle; tlat Arizona ard New Mexico should have the same treatment ia t.-e natter Of statehood as has besa accorded to the other tIairt--two territories added to the or iginal thirteen states of the nation.
 Both Arizona and New Mexico have statehood qualifications equal to more than a majority of the present states at the time of their admission to the union and we do not believe the best sentiment of the country will agree that it is fair now, that all the terri tories of the past have been admit ted as states except Arizona and New Mexico. that they shall be denied statehood separately; that they shall be given a half statehood loaf after all other territories have received g whole loaf; that instead of Arizona being given two United States sen ators it shall receive only one, or per haps none; that instead of Arizona being allowed to provide it's own state government that her people be com pelled to accept a government iron New Mexico.
 The sentiment appealing to Arizona to accept joint statehood has already been repelled by the people Of Ari zoua during the last session of con gross as not the best sentiment anC tlle aversion of OUT people to the joint statehood plan will be fuTthel and more deterninedly in evidence il November next. ..-....-- -.....--.-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28
4 LONG LIFE.


 Russell Sage was so old, says an ex- change, that myth began to play tricks with his, personality long before he or anybody else ever realized that he would be called upon to pay the common debt Of mortals. Parties, ad, mfnistrations, great financial mag, mates, rose, fell and were forgotten suring the days of his activity. He was elected to congress by the whigs several terms, but for more than half x century the daisies have been grow. ing over the whig partyis grave He gss in business during the panic oi iS27, back in the days of Martin Van Buren. The advent of Fisk and his partner, Gould, seems almost as re mote as Jason and the argonauts. Sage wss in Wall street long before Gould wrecked Erie. and he was veteran operator at the time that Fisk ana Gould organized the Black FridaI gold bubble which Grant burst. A the darkest hour of the rebellion xfsen it took s2.s5 of greenbacks tt Buy s1 in gold, Sage was already on' of the magnates of the street" Hi career as a financier was marked ou ong before the death of the founde sf the house of Astor Daniel Drev zSd Vanderbilt l.. in the days of thei power, found Sage to be a force witt which they had to reckon. To tn EorId of our day Russell Sage ha such an air of permanence that th news of his death creates almost a r1uch surprise as would the report C S1e fall of nation.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28

The Tucson Star objects to the pat riots of Arizona getting together and forgetting their politics in the fight against joint statehood. The Star is awfully afraid Gov. Kibbey will be contaminated by associating with dem ocrats who are fighting joint state hood. In the meantime the patriots of Arizona are standing together in demanding that Arizona shall be pre- served for a seeprate state.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28
LOOKING AHEAD.

It is a far cry to the next demo cratic national convention, but ali the big politicians around the national capital are talking nothing else but the fight that is two years of and the general consensus of opinion is that if the convention were to be held to- morrow William J. Bryan would be nominated by exclamation. We'll why shouldn't he be? He is the inventor Of everything that has been asked for by Theodore Roosevelt; of everything that was passed by the last session Of the congress that was of any peculiar interest to the people, and Nhy should not the inventor Of % nrcn;Le be ao- claimed by the people as well as the man who uses it? Everything that Roosevelt has advocated in his mes, sages to congress that has been worth shucks to the people, is democratic doctrine. It was advocated either by a democratic national convention in i the platform, or else some democrat has blazed the way ~ a speech in i congress on the subject, long time before Roosevelt ever thought of say ing Q wc-d i3 favor of anything that was passed by the congress.
 A glance at any democratic national platform since 1896, or the Congres- sional Record since 1898, will prove the truth of these assertions. As long as year and five months before Roosevelt ever said a word about rail, road rate regulation, a speech was made on the floor of the house by the Hen. John Sharp Williams. of Miss. issippf, the democratic floor leader that read exactly as the message Q: Roosevelt on the subject and nobody doubts that from it Roosevelt got much if not all the inspiration when he wrote | the message asking congress to enact railroad rate legislation. If he had stuck to his text and insisted on the same policy advocated by William: we would have had law that would have had teeth; but he went back or ali and everything that he had asked for and On everybody who had trusted l him in the transaction.
 | People seem to think that should
 Bryan be nominated by the democrat
 that Teddy will be forced to run b.
 his party as the only maa who wouit stand any chance to beat him. Thos'
 who know Roosevelt at short rang
 know that if such a proposition is pu | up to him, Teddy will accept it, n
 matter what he has said to the cor
 trary. and many people believe tha
 he is working to that end right now.
 Such an acquiescence on the part 0
 Teddy would give the people of tn
 entire country a chance to choose be tween the genuine thing and th pinchbeck. For if ever there was piece of pinchbeck in the shape of politician In the whole range of hl } man history, it is the man now in tn } white house. And we speak advisedl when we say politician. He is on
 of the best politicians who ever ss
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28
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Quinine and rum and whole lot Of other things are pleasant to rub on the scalp after washing it free of dandruff, and to stop falling hair. the general run cures dandruf and falling hair. It is necessary to kill that germ, to be permanently cured of dandruff, and to stop falling rairr. Newbro's Herpicide will positively de stroy that germ. so that there can be no more dandruff, and so that the hair will grow Iuxuriantly. De stroy the cause. and you will remove the effect" Sold by leading drug gists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit, Mich.
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28

The harmony baton in the republi- can party in Cochise county is wield- ed by c. T. McReynoIds. There are some in the orchestra, however, who wiu continue to blow their horns in their own way.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28

Hero Richard Pearson Hobson is again trying to win seat in Congress frcm Alabama. His present issue is an obsession that Japan is drilling Chinese for the purpose of making war on America.-Omaha Bee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28

The Bisbee Daily Review will be mailed upon request to subscribers leaving the city during the summer months. Changes of address will be made as frequently as desired; no tices of such change should give both the old and new addresses.
 CIRCULATION STATEMENT, JUNE,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28

Boston stree car conductors must have Sl0 in chicken feed' when they start out in the morning in order to make change for passengers. It is a sort of tentative experiment.-Lowell Citizen. r
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28

William Waldorf Astor has consent ed that his son marry an American. This is very nice of William Waldorf, but the concession must have cost him a pang.-Sacramento Union.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28

There must be something doing in scme of these minor leagues or they never could stand this succession of rainy Saturdays, not to speak of holi- days.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28

Dramatic Critic Metcalfe of Life has lraen detected inside of New York theatre again. The management claims that it was an inadvertence on the part of the doOrkeeper, and that il won't happen again. This promises to be a continuous performance iE the' metropolitan theatres.-Boston HeraInd