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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-18
Answers to Queries

HEAD AND TAIL-A. s., Oakland.
Cal The head of a coin nickel is the
surface on which appears the date.
NEGLECT-A. s.. Oakland, Cal. In
the State of Connecticut it is a felony
for husband to neglect to support
his wife.
KING LEOPOLD-Subscribe City.
King Leopold II of the house of Sake
Coburg succeeded TO the throne Decem-
Der 10. 1865
ADDRESSES-F. w, Santa Rosa. As
your question regarding addresses
refers to private concerns, this depart
ment cannot furnish the desired infor-
nation, as it does not advertise private
business
TRUTH-C. s., City. The quotation
about truth being at the bottom of a
well is from Birth Day Ode" by DIR.
Walcott and the lines are:
The sages say, Dame Truth delights to
dwell,
Strange mansion! in the bottom of a
well.
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Edit . RIAL + a OE
Progress of the State Is Noted by
the Interior Press

and progress which will make appear
insignificant all previous periods OF
progress the State has ever known
Chico Enterprise.
W. T. McHenry. for some months a
resident of Madeline. Larsen County.
Cal. TO which locality he had re-
moved from Santa Barbara County.
where for years he was prominent as
a rancher and fruit grower, came 10
Modesto on Wednesday and will pur-
chase a ranch in this vicinity and
identify himself with the future de-
veIopment Of Stanislaus. Mr.. McHenry
has visited nearly every portion OF
the State in a search for a suitable
home site and asserts that in Stanislaus
County the prospective homeseeker is
offered a rich opportunity through
combination of fertile lands. an ade-
quate water supply and excellent eli
matte conditions that is equaled no
where else in the State.-Modesto
News.
The Secretary Of the Board OF Trade
spent a portion of Saturday afternoon
with d. r. Caldwell and II. F. Haver-
croft introducing them 10 prominent
citizens and showing them around
generally. These gentlemen are about
TO establish in our city an up-to-date
factory for the manufacture of cement
ware of various kinds All classes OF
articles Of the pottery or boxite order
will be turned out in the new factory.
and their composition will be solid
cement Special attention will be given
TO obeliskttc and statuary work All
the household articles Of the kitchen
and pantry will be reproduced In
cement and sold at half the present
cost of the enameled ware in general
use. Solid manufactured cement makes
the strongest and most sanitary ar
ticles on the market today.-Santa
Cruz Sentinel.
Orland is getting world OF ad-
vertising as result of the deter
mined stand she has taken in securing
the establishment of Government ir
rigatfon system. That this community
has taken the initiative as far as
California is concerned in taking adj
vantage of the reclamation act as
means of retaining the vast area of
fertile lands here, and thereby creating
inducements to attract capital and
makers of homes. certainly speaks well
for the progressiveness and intelh-
gence of our people. Orland
is now known throughout the State as
a place where a big Government irrts
CATION system is to be established Lev
us all pull together and work for IL
and sustain the reputation for pro-
gressiveness we have made in our
efforts thus far Let il be said that
Orland was the frst--Orland Register
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NATURALIZATION OF JAPANESE

THE existing law concerning the naturalization of Japanese ap
adverse decisions One of these
Boston, and the Transcript city
cumsances:
Shebo
He lived the Back Bay He
children their he
Q
of the application
applicant
About four japanese made application for
cation in Federal Chicago and denying the petition
Judge Carter said The naturalization reads that
free white native OF Africa alien OF African
may be natraized but that does apply Mongoans
Japanese IS surely Monaghan"
Judge Carriers chronological learning may be disputed
deed disputed by the who declare that they
Mongoan 1t IS clear however that they white
of African descent 1t is very certain, however statute
IS loosely drawn and needs amendment and definition HE
white man altogether vague. The interesting
by Judge Carter that the only decision he could find bearing
that OF the Boston cited above.
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A SUPERVISORS IDEA OF DUTY

kkT TE doing than duty Hon Mike
EWI Coey who is chiefly known fame inventor
Wv hod-up funeral" The Hon. Cofey makes the egf-
teenh part of that blister body polite officially
designated the Board of Supervisors San Francisco
S afflicted for her.
That the Supervisors doing than their duty
easily be believed 1t is OF their plan
OF graft and do petty politics. but they have nothing
the fire At the moment that the Hon Coey speaking
the board occupied the of ordinance designed
merely hamper the work OF the Relief Corporation We
concerned defend the work of that corporation
that the OF the Supervisors by politics
kind that the exclusive attention of the
while the real work peavey needed by the goes
This ordinance forbddng the collection of from
small matter either way 1t probably invalid and only
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ROUGH RIDERS-Subscriber Suisun,
Cal. General Wood, now of the United
States army. was the first colonel of
the Rough Riders during the Spanish
American war. At that time Theodore
Roosevelt was lieutenant colonel and
was promoted colonel
SHORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Peta-
luna, Cal When there is to be an
examination for shorthand reporters
under civil service rules the date is an
nounced in the papers Thfre is no
regular time for such examinations A
good shorthand writer should be able
to take 200 words a minute.
THE MAIL--A. 0. S.. City. The
United States statutes concerning the
carrying of mail says: Any person
who shall knowingly and willfully OBJ
struct or retard the passage of the
mail, or any carriage, horse, driver or
carrier carrying the same shall. for
every such offense. be punishable by
fine not exceeding $780," The United
States mail always has the right of
way in precedence of private convey
ances
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~ -
lVE honor at a delightful informal
eggnog party given on Sun
day afternoon by Mrs. Ynez Shorb
White and Mrs. James King Steele at
the Shorb home on Van Ness avenue.
Miss Stephens is spending brief time
here as the guest of Miss Barbara
Small and is being entertained quite a
bit in an informal way. Sundays af-
fair was a charming occasion, at which
quite a few guests called to meet the
guest of honor Among those present
were Mrs W. S. Porter, Mrs. w. w.
Dixon, Miss Amy Porter, Miss Helen
Bowie, Miss Barbara Small. Miss Edith
Metcalf, Colonel Frank Winn, Richard
Rountree, Count de la Rocca, Philip
Paschel, Major Stephenson. DR.. Pres
sely. Lieutenant Graham Parker,
Dwight Leeper Captain Pulls, George
Hauptman, Charles Adams and Ramon
Reyntiennes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Scott have
sent out invitations for ball in honor
of Mrs. Jennie Croker, to be held at
the Burlingame Country Club on Fri
day evening, December 20, at O'CLOCK.
large number of cards have been
sent out and preparations are being
made for a very elaborate affair. There
will be a number of house parties at
Burlingame TO take care of the guests
who will go down from San Francisco.
many of whom will remain over the
new year.
An out of town affair which will be
one of the pleasant events of the
month will be the dance in Sausalito
on December 90, to which a large num-
Der of guests from this side and from
the army posts are to be invited. 1t
will be in charge of a committee,
among whom are Mrs CASTOR Ashe.
Miss Constance Borrowe. Mrs. Thomas.
Miss Mabel Watkins and Mrs. II. Clay
Miller.
James F. j. Archibald has recently
been joined in Washington, D. c., by
his mother and sister Mrs. Archibal Id
and Miss Archibald of California. who
will spend the winter there with him.
Mr.. Archibald was the host not long
since at a dinner there at which were
several guests well known here, those
present being Mr.. and Mrs. Waggaman,
Miss Archibald, Miss Marguerite Stock
ton LIE Breton. Miss Frances Williams,
Miss Gertrude Williams. Miss Helen
Ffoulke, Colonel Butler Ames, Ensign
David McDougal LIE Breton, Mr. Bar
rett and Mr.. Mein of South Africa.
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HosMER ENTITLED TO THE VACANCY

THE Bar Association of San Francisco has an open
recommending the appointment OF Judge Hosmer the
vacancy the Superior Court bench that will
of Judge Kerrgans District Court of
Appeals In support OF this recommendation the
for the He
OF high
be
the demonstrated
had
Judge Hosmer logically entitled the the
Republican and would
dirty politics done by Ruef his hencmen Mogan
the ticket The appointment Judge well
to the community direct rebuke to Ruef
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MY pushed aside by inreague Of few elerving
liars and their King writes that Kowalsy who
has the unsavory Congo business Then he adds
vanished Neugerar Yes It's Kowalsky
squint his spelling
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portant indicate the petty and ng quality
of Hon. Mike Coey and his colleagues whose idea of duty
dirty politics when they nventng for rakeo
On business
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NOTE AND COMMENT

The Presidents California fits and Immediately
after publication Grover Cleveland had OF in
digestion
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Townsends Cal. glace fruits and can
dies at Emporium, Post and Van Ness.
1850. Suffer st. and 1903 and 1920 Va
1ancia ct
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Congress has joined the Supreme Court OF the United States
permitting the President flock by himself and enjoyment
of the new spelling fad
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eggnog party given on Sun
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-04

Misses Hazel and Myctte Bixhy. who
4ayc been visiting ID East hrookheld
returned hefnc Thursday.
1 Miss Pamela Coharn 81 Burlington
\ Il in town tor taso weeks, the guest al
7 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe O
lCohnfn on Nershire street
Our former t0wnsF0lk. Geo. I'll. bacon
lsnd wife. who sOla their farm on the
West hill RSs spring and moved 20 West
Iserlin, were visiting old home friends
IA town TN hrst VI the week.
Frank Lucc AZ Clinton. Mass. has
heeu tae auesi 81 bis mother. Mrs. Hiram
si.uce. vi late. Mr. Luee came III h.s
satomohile
Hale s. natltar returned THURSDAY
fFpm Montpelier, where business had an,
gaged bis stsensian for several days.
Alrs, Fred f.asry Of Lowell. Mass,
UiW has iuss returned from Earopeaa
trip vita her husband. j. visiting her
sisfers. Mrs. r 4 Dickinson and Mrs
4. II, Peters.
There was 4 hraTiug u The hotel Wee
Hssiay before Hnn G. \. iathrep, az. -
probate Judge at uhiea Mrs Albeit
Thompson was adiUaApd insane and an
order issusl ior her removal 70 the state
hospital for the insane at Waterbury
70 which institution she was taken on
Thursday Is Sheriff Sprague
alr. and airs. NiIhar +. Shepard 81
Rasre cts were frsent guests of Mr. aud
Mrs. Wiibar T. Dewey IN the Vest Hit
states Attoruey n. II. Wilson 81 Ran.
delphi Mss IN town "Wednesday looking
after the interest 81 tbs stats In TIE
Thompson insane paupeE case and went
item here 70 STAFFORD q prosecute ;
eaSe.
Mrs, Ellen Hood Berry i enjoying tie
distinguished pleasure af entertaining
- her guest for short tire her mother.
Mrs, Lyman litfs II NeFshiFc. who al
, tLeagh ia her a2rj year, i wonderfully
well preserved bath IN mind ard body.
A. r. Fisher a Milford, n. Iii. has
txrn spenaiiie a few DAYS recently with
friends "a town Mr.. Fisher owns cue
~ shc isrep~t heHHeries IN the state and
has IN his employ our former genial
tcwnsmaa. Geo. T. H8Seh
Audrey r. Fitfs al East Rroakiield 5
teesAing shc isil term a school Ia the
CAarles Button district
Misses Sally and Doris Emery return
~ u their hows il Newport the FIRST At
the weeS after spending several DAYS
Nth friends il town
Marshall Carperter and wife went
las1 Wesk 90 Woodstock 80 visit friends
az Mfs- Carpenters scrrssr honls
Slarlss H. Nprwin and Wife returned
Wednesday eseAinr fron Burlington,
isAege they wens the first 81 thr week.
'faev made the iaaFnes 81 aatomabiie
Dustin Rr0adwAy. who aren't III Han.
ever. n H.. week axe for 81 opera
tion 1t TIE Mary Elitehcoes hospital. wSs
oFerateA agon Tuesday evening when biz
ler vas ainratAsed higher tAan before,
RE operation was silecsssfnl and be IS
* 4nfcFlahss and dcing wgtl.
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BERLIN


NIr. ard Mrs. William Dean started
for their home Monday. after visiting
their aArsttsr for > month.
FssFl ard lake Sherwood started for
their bone Wednesday after Spending
the summer st the home # the Hub.
harss
KsrA Chatzeld made = party IN honcs
IL hes frien&. Efeida Nay Cr4ma4il. vi
u soon Ia RETURN 70 hsF eld honfe
Mrs.. Arthar CraudaEl ami ;hrre boz.
startea for sheir kome u Philadelphia
after spending The summer with Deacon
Peryia. bsr fsther.
The church F@epse are sasry "a hAts
Mrs Charlse tTnndall art fMmily rr
turn so pAiE2Ieiphsa. after spenAinr /,
rear here aaa being sncA ; Esvas 6eis
10 sAem, beat will aere - see shena
bAss il ths early sumses
The <eh0dss tegim shis ueeS. taliia.
mAny e ouF yonaS reopsa Aw4y
he Sucsag @ff RAD aitsie =.
Rtn5aaain's Fails Fsbfay. cad skose a.
tendiue szze shat tAev wsnld tss nna
aS sAese rexs yt4s.
Nsssrs sfafPty Ksd Pugxes gisisea slr0
Enunett, wFa ia teaSne3 ii sha sons.
ssiii rigA BIZ tzcke- tc@ss-
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Funslal q Lale.ta NorrIs.

The funeyzl Il LORETTA Eya. daughter
At Mr. ard Mrs George r Morris. was
he'd at tAcir hasae az south BsIsp A.
? o'slogk SATURDAY afteruoon. she Res
Ms kintie Officiating. The burial was
Ss the Hope eemetery The fowerS
werr mxny Aha beautiful. there heiug b
pillow from the PARENTS ra>eA W.
ama Mrs C ~ tsragges &-gtrs, Ngs ami
Mis- " RaRtlest ard Mrs. Sadie Bulls
h0pQaes. AFr. and Mr.. R &. George and
family assers, AsE and Ars NJ T. RAw-
hiss Nj and Mrs W. = Fi6th8; hoH-
qnes. Ar ana Mrs A. A. Morris: SISTERS
MessFs- kfAak and Otto Geoygs aiF. tnd
Mrs ke@ss and dAmraser. wreath: hou-
aasss, M. SID assS. IA Ward ard fam-
i,ss roses. Mr< 7. VIA MART. 1Ir. ard
AlFs. a. fAne ard Mrs Mil'sys paase ~
HSeess. ~. ard Mrs.. 6. lows boa
caess Mrs =. garscn zai Caa<e. Mr.
snd Mrs 2 Mtleo6. Mis- NJ lsAle. AsF.
Aua Mrs Hsvlen Elssk and Eshss tiars
DE. SELLS &rj lnne ssssham. EAgssAy
lszsen. Reaanie tarSoa. Mr. ssd MRS.
AIasMwfsA. iris seos~e. MsanfF Ang fes
sseA Wpgx 5ss. ana Mrs. eaY New.
grt. 9ir. aG8 Ms 3ohn Worcester. Mr.
as@ Mrs. 81. G. Nys, Nh. an6 1frs D28-
aFss Als. AnI AIzs- Mm. Cutler.
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THREE DEAD In BATTLE.


fpnxsntawney, Pa, Sept II. Two
members " tha state uonstabulary dead,
une dying lind two others wounded II
tie result az riot with Italians ut
Florence, seven miles from here One
81 TIE Italians II dead, another II slight-
~ weundel. and two arc under arrest,
white lhe house Ia which the riuters
haificadeA themselves II wreck from
dsnaNite used hy the troops to dislodae
The rioters. The dead:
pIisate John Hourly al Philadelphia,
shot Through the heart
Private Francis Nahringor Of Consho.
hocken. body riddled with bullets AMI
rescued list hefQrc the house fort was
DESTROYED
aldsaiiiied italian shot through the
heagt
rhe seriously wounded
Private Homer G. Chambers of R0ches.
ter Ia, shot through the head and body ,
having five wounds, mostly bsckshot
lhe less seriously Wounded.
Private William A. Mullen of Harris
bllrg, shot thgumgh the right foot.
George FeIitzsky. aged twelve, son Isl
Yiotef. shat through the leg.
Sergeant Joseph Logan Of Dubois. who
MAS at first feposted among the injured
and whose attempt 10 make IN arrest
led to the hattie, was not hurt,
Mullen rot few hurkshot through his
Yight fnet. Chambers received five
shat, three III his chest. and two on the
right side uf HIS head.
They staggered back and Chambers
VAS cspght w his comrades and sent
te the aospitsl, Yesterday morning Il
wAS stated thsat he was resting we'll,
aitnoNgh seriously injured.
Fifteen more troopers we're sent %
slse scene
Logan went To Florcacc Sunday after
reoa Ia arrest an Italian charged With
lnnrier.
Instead ~ capturing the man Logan
tyiel III arrest tWo others Who We're
lighting. he went into the house where
the men boarded and an Italian :riea
I'll stnh him With Stiletto, and AZ hc
made his Nay frem the house he was
fired Mpen. he turned and enspsied his
revolver iRsc the doorway, then lau
Help Was summoned from the state
constahulary headquarters here ami ave
troopers were sent to his aid, As they
approached The honse they were fired up
"a ffcm almost every window Private
llcnry fell dead with bullet thronrh
shp beard The Others reiterated. bat
Chambers AVID Mullen rushed ar Is
bring back gheiF camraac, nor Knowing
he Was dad. Mullen cot 4 few h,tet
shot through his right foot,
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CABOT

rev. Il. Il. CmrrinF and family return.
"a from their cottage at Joeis pond
whess they have been for the past
moash.
FYed Becklev of Barre are visiting At
Martha Biekfords
Miss Cora I.arce returned YESTERDAY
from Portsmouth. n H., where She has
bern visiting her brother, Pr. Lance
Ed Webster ana family of MancBes.
Ter are visiting at Harvey Rogers.
Howard Carpenter has been appoint
ed administrator of the late Geo. car.
penfrrs estate and b. g. Rogers and
0ryis Fits commissioners.
The loc cabin that was ereate1 Oh tia
common tor Old Home Week was taxed
slown yesterday. This Il the last thing
that vas left To mark Old Home Week.
Jos Lauendre and Harry Walbridgs
are Singing sirs. PutHams house.
states Attorney jackson was IN town
friday holding AZ inquest ordered by
the seleatmen and held before justice d
the peace Fisher concerning the burning
81 chas. Fosters sugar house Sunday
night hast
The school house AT the West bill has
been thoroughly repaired, new windows
and new ventilation
The E'nien Telephone Company have
installed telephone ia Moses Haines'
house al the lower village.
Justin /. Stone Of Lower Cabot has
rested hosise 81 Mrs. s. :. Mclean anu
is moving
J. NJ. Fisher, administrator OF The es.
tate 81 Sarah ~ Baker, offers the hoase
at the lower village Of said estate fm
sale.
Henry Ilavii$oH has come to i've with
lis sister. Mrs. I :, Ford
Miss Hattie Rollins Of Alarshheld i
At b. q. Rogers doing house work.
]. Gilman, Formerly IL Cabot nov Of
lierlin Falls. y. H. i in town visiting.
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BANKRUPTCY coURr.
Hearings in Number Of Cases at
Montpelier.

IN bankruptcy court SATURDAY morn.
inc g ], Smith and David Bruce a
harre were discharged from Bankruptcy
be hnsi meeting al the creditors 1T
Michael David 81 Barre was cantinae
sev one week, * was tile Lnal MEETING
e the creditors Of l. G. Colin al Rarre
ard Clsvenee ; Martin II East Mont
l*lier The fnal account of stanley b
Nlison. trustee 81 the bankraut estate
.es a. :. AllSFd Of MONTPELIER. was Il
lowed and the trustee discharged The
tEal sneeslnss If creditors IN the sssss
s. Addie Z. Cohleigh # Mortified ana
Leonard Hnntley of Waterhnrv ,ssr,
sNnliaaea until September ls AMI thos~
.es a \. COREY Of Rarre. Fsel Al Wales
s. Cabot and angelo zarsellA ~ WYn.
JAMESTOWN were continued until Sep,em
bet :. 's'e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-04
FASTEST GAME
OF SEASON
In Which Neither Side Could
Win Victory
BUT RANGERS SCORED
Their Tally Was Made After Whistle
Was Blown, According to the
Decision Of Referee
Williamson.

III one of The speetIiest, snapriest
games of the season neither the Rangers
nor the Green Mountains were able to
score At the local grounds Saturday at
ternoon. This would have been the DE-
Gliding game of the league series had the
Green Mountains won, for then they
would have been one point ahead q
Hardwick. on the other hand, had the
Rangers won Saturday they would have
had ehance to tie Hardwiek for Iirst
position. With these conditions IN
mind, the loyal rooters expected q warm
game. and the large csuwd that gathered
al the grounds Was not disappointed.
Both teams PLAYED fast, clean game,
the Rangers showing great improvement
in the game oveE that which they have
been putting lib before this season.
When the referees whistle blew Tor
half time and neither side had scored,
the cheers rang loud and long over the
field The second half proved to be
eYen more exciting than the hrsts time
and again the Greens rushed the ball
III Ia the Rangers goal. only to tie
repulsed by the clever goal tending VI
AlckerFon. AZ the very last minsfe,
foul Was called on one of the Green
Mountain players, just outside the pen
atty line. AS the hall was kieksh, the
referee blew has whistle Cor The end Of
tfr half. bit the ball. rising straight and
true, went list under the bar For a
few moments great excitement prevailed
on the field. the adhcrents a. The Rang
eFs claiming that the GOA had been
scored before time was easfed. and the
supporters Of the Greas Mountains
claiming that Tho whistae blew before
the ball went through The goal. Ref
cree Williamson decidsA. however, that
there was NO coal and declared the game
draw. This ties tie Green Mountains
and the Hardwiek club for first posi-
lion IN the league and decisive game
viii be played ~ decide the champion.
ship.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-04
SIX BARNS RuRNEn
ks'e cassed By Explosion Of Gasoline
Causes $4,000 Less

Rutland Seps. Fsre esu.ss K, s.
sSp'cSlpn ct j gasoline paanr.ns a,',s.Fe
tas aessFpyed siy large harrs Sa1,.ysls-
Afternoon on d Farm III Eair Hsvnr "
sxntiy purvhssed rs Ds. Thomas No.
g this city. n, Mount ana fs,rss.
At.s osSapsing tbe Farm Tor ia sugnrse,
Ana w strenuous WORK they Saece..s,sl
Il saving The koass. NS''.sal
ee F1np Nes - situated that Il.
F~S esaght org and thc destruction ~.
saP'd = several II tke buils:rrs - (.
'sinsa ~ seasons rsep. Several ksss
Il ea'sss siso Tssished ana farming toel.
re aames spread T. ths ra.en sars
ssf'ss the mad ana two husld;nr. ~ ~ !, \
~ asslrofet THE loss Min ~ So