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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-21

The remarkable conduct of the State
Labor convention on Wednesday night
was the theme yesterday of animated
discussion among politicians. The anus
ing controversy of whether the Demo-
cratic aspirant has been nominated by
a labor convention or a labor club ap-
pears 10 be without point. The as
sembly that fndorsed him in Dolores
Hall was in no political or legal sense
a convention. 1t was no more such
than was the gathering of Doodle Dees
which placed District Attorney Lang
don in the uncomfortable light of ridi-
cVle.
The Labor party can have a place on
the State ticket only by petition, and
until il meets and decides to petition
for place on the ballot it's indorse-
ment of Bell can have no more than
a purely sentimental weight. 1t is
certain that Bell will receive all the
encouragement the labor unions can
give him. but it is not by any means a
probability that a State labor ticket
will be placed in the field. That eues-
tion will. IL is expected, be decided
tonight, when the labor convention is
scheduled to meet again.
LAWLoR TO BE NOMINATED.
The local labor convention will be
forced to pursue the even tenor of it's
own way without hope Of compromise
or association with the conventions OF
the Democrats or Republicans. The
labor resolution calling for confer
ence on judicial nominations and the
selection of a single, composite ticket
Of Judges will Le ignored. 1t is very
rightly looked upon as a transparent
scheme of Ruef to shut Judge Lawlor
out of any nomination. and the Demo
Gratis will nominate Lawlor if for no
other reason than political necessity.
The county Democratic convention
viii meet early next week and will
nominate Lawlor Coffey and Mogan fer
Superior Judges. The fourth nominee
has not yet been chosen. The local
Democracy is buoyed by the hope that
Bell. with his Union Labor attachment,
viii have strength enough to carry
this city and by virtue of the voting
machines sweep the local nominees into
success. For this reason there is some
rivalry for places on the local ticket
that otherwise would go begging. 4
The Democratic State central COM
mittee intends to come into being again
tomorrow and go through the forma1ity
of organization There has never been
in the State history of either party a
committee so absolutely useless as this
has been. Whatever success Bell may
win in the campaign he viii owe none
of it TO the State central committee.
This interesting body will organize
with Timothy Spellacy as chairman and
Thomas J. Walsh as secretary.
In the Union Labor party things are
at skies and sevens. The revolt of the
delegates against Mayor Schmitz and
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TO FIGHT RAILWAY MACHINE.
Independent Party Also Frames Ticket
at san Bernardino.
y BERNARDINO. Sepi

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 2O.-A
strong movement was launched here
last night by the Independent party.
composed OF Republicans and Demo-
Gratis bucking the Southern Pacific ma
chine. Nominations were made in most
Offices and some Endorsements Of old
time party candidates were made, the
candidates indorsed being ti-machine
men. The following ticket was put up.
State Senator. J. w. Curtis CDemD of
San Bernardino; Assemblyman. N L
Levering lDem) of Redlands; Superior
Judge, Benjamin f. Bledsoe CDem) of
San Bernardino, indorsed: Treasurer. B.
IL Shepley (Dem.) Of Cotton; County
Clerk, Charles Post lRepD of Redlands.
indorsed: Auditor J. H Cox (DemD of
San Bernardino; Sheriff, John c. RaIphs
tRep.) Of San Bernardino, indorseds Tax
Collector, Jacob Jesson7 (Dem-) Of On
tario; District Attorney, Hugh Dickson
Dem.) Of San Bernardino, indorsed: :
Recorder, A. B. Paddock (Renl Of Ri
alto; Assessor. r T. Curtis (Dem.) of
Mission; Surveyor, E. A. Rasor (Dem.)
OF San Bernardino, indorsed: Public Ad-
rninistratOr. J. NJ. Spence (Rep.) of San
BernardiRo; Coroner, DR. H. Pittman
(Rep) OF San Bernardine.
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BESOLD ARRESTED
IN WASHINGTON, D. G.
Will Be Brought Back to
Los Angeles to Stand
Trial for Murder of Wife

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-Anton Or
ter Besold was arrested here today at
the request of the California author
titles. charged with murder committed
In Los Angeles. He agreed to return
to California without requisition pa
pers
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 20.-Besold was
indicted by the Grand Jury of Los An
geles County for the murder of his
wife, Claudio Besold, whose body was
found in Temescal Canyon, near Santa
Monica, more than six weeks ago He
was employed as a butcher at Santa
Monica before his disappearance early
IN the summer.
The body of Mrs. Besold was found
in the canyon by "Posey' Horton of
.Calabasas. and the case was one of the
famous murder mysteries OF Southern
California
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REPLY TO THE DEMOCRATS.

NEW HAVEN. Sept. 2o.-The Repub-
liean State convention nominated its
State ticket today as follows: For
Governor, Rollins woodruff of New
Haven; Lieutenant Governor Everett
G. Lake, of Hartford; Secretary OF
State, Theodore Bodenwein, of New
Benton; State Treasurer, Freeman F
Patton. of Stafford Controller, Thomas
d. Bradstreet of Thomaston; Attorne,
General. Marcus II. Holeomb. of South
ington; Congressman at Large, Georg,
l. Lilley, of Waterbury.
The platform, contrary to early fore
casts, took up a number of State is
sues that were the strong planks il
the Democratic platform and state.
the party's attitude upon them.
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READY TO BUILD MIC Dam.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 20.--A tele-
phone message from Roosevelt tonight
says that at sos o'clock Supervising
Architect Hill laid the cornerstone of
the Roosevelt storage dam. an immense
rock weighing six tons. This is the
beginning OF real construction of the
big Government enterprise, all pre-
vious work being preliminary. The
stone laid today is thirty two feet be-
low the normal river bed
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LIBERALS WIN IN SPAIN,

MADRID, Sept. 20.-The threatened
cabinet crisis is regarded as virtually
over although the exact nature of the
disciplinary action which the Govern !
ment will take against the Bishop of
Tuy for his pastoral letter denying ths
civil marriage. law has not been an
nounced. It is evident that the Liberal
faction of the Cabinet. headed by Count
Romanones, Minister of Justice has
been victorious. The assembling of the
cortes has been fixed for October 90
or a.
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REFUSES TO OPPOSE MoRMoNs.

SALT LAKE. Sept. 6.-Representa-
tive Joseph Howell of Wellsville was
renominated for Congress by the Re-
publican State convention held here
today. Judge Joseph E. Frick was
nominated for Justice of the Supreme
Court, this completing the ticket. The
convention overwhelmin gly defeated a
resolution placing the party on record
In opposition to the participation of
high officers of the Mormon church in
politics and a resolution directed
against Senator Reed Smoot, who is
also an apostle of the church.
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GILLETTs OPENING RALLY.
Oakland VIII he the Scene of Bril-
liant Political Gntherins.

Oakland VIII he the Scene of Bril-
liant Political Gathering,
OAKLAND. Sept, 20.-The Republic
urday night at the MaedenouSh The
ater, when James ~. Gillett, the Repub-
lican naminee for Governor. will make
the first speech OF the fight for the
party. George w. Reed, chairman OF
the Republican county COMMITTEES, will
call the meeting to order. Governor
Pardee has been invited to preside. but
has not yet made reply to the invita-
tion.
If Governor Pardee cannot preside at
the meeting of Republicans In Oakland
tomorrow evening the honers of pre-
siding oficer will go to Judge Henry
A. Melvin.
The State committee will select an
other prominent Republican to malce
a short speech with Gillett and one or
two Alameda County Republicans of
note will also assist In the booming Of
the initial gathering Of the party.
Upon his arrival Saturday evening
Representative Giliett will be escorted
to the theater with music and fire.
works. with banners and flags waving,
Invitations to ESQ prominent Aepub-
licans to act as vice presidents have
been sent ont. Seats in the theater VIII
not be reserved. Ushers viii be In at
tendance to assist in providing accom-
modations for the throng which is en-
pected to welcome the Republican nom-
inee at this the launching of the eam-
paign.
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SOCIALISTS CAMPAIGNING.

OAKLAND, Sept. 2O.-The State cam
paign Of the Socialist party was opened
tonight at a mass meeting at Hamilton
Hall The speech Of the partys candi-
date for Governor, Austin Lewis of
Oakland, in which he discussed ma
tionaI and State issues. was the prin-
cipal feature of the evening
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RrvER STILL HOLDS DEAD.

KINGFISHER. okla, Sept. 20.-The
number of lives lost when Rock
Island passenger train went through a
bridge over the Ciinarron River last
Tuesday is not vet revealed and prob
ably never will be. Workmen were
busy today replacing the destroyed
bridge. The smoker. engine, baggage
and mail cars are-sstill hidden under
the waters of the river. although the
stream has fallen several feet,
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Personal.

w L. Porterfeld, president of sew
eral Of the Home Telephone companies
in the southern part of the State, and
James B. Heartwell, president of the
First National Bank of Long Branch.
We're in San Francisco yesterday on
their way home from an outing at Lake
Tahoe.
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LINDSEY AS AN INDEPENDENr.

DENVER, Sept 20.-Judge Ben B.
Lindsey was nominated today for Gov
ernor Of Colorado at a convention of
Independents made up of Republicans.
democrats and others The matter of
Nominating an entire ticket was left
20 be appointed by the chairmau-of the
committee, n. s. Galley Of Colorado
Springs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-21

THIS is A CLOTHES STUDIO
WHERE THE INTELLIGENCE
or THE HIGHEST PAID
DESIGNERS IN THE TRADE
PRESENT THEIR FINE WORK.
GENTLEMEN WHO WANT CLASS
IN THEIR WINTER APPAREL
WILL FIND FASHIONS HERE,
YOU CAN'T FIND ELSEWHERE.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-21

Every yard Of goods used
in the making Of our smart
clothes IS thoroly honest.
our fort IS quality aud
exclusive fabrics. We're
not pkilsntrophists Offering
clothes for q song. look
out for fellows that do.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-21

Geyserville, Forestville and Glen Ellie
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IRVING INSTITUTE

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No Branch Stores No Agents.

No Branch Stores. No Agents.
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King SoIomon's Hall
Fillmore ST., nea~ Sutter
S a n F r a n c i S c o
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HeaId'S Associated COlIpaes
OTTO FLEEssNER,

Dlrse.eF ef Music Deaf aud Blind Inaf,,,..
ps.s,ss s2saa, Pian9' organ and Harmonryvss
hesicence and Studio, 1850 Valieia :.
In Oakland on PuesdaTs se'
Care sherman. Clay & co.
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Mss RANS0M'S SCHOOL Fop CIo,s

4st PKosPEGF AVENUE. oASG SIALS
,ie~ nss u oA,nz ana ea{ pupils. Singlc dsflv -
lrem 1ntlI O'Clock Telephone oet1i-x session
AAhtoN kASsoh. EDITH RRInea RRInnsfaa q sssl-
Princlnsl.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-10

ism Of both these instruments ~as
conosived by Mr.. Caunon, vice pres'-
dent Of the company and they will he
for sale exclusively by this Florence
enterprise; also for the purpose OF
selling and manufacturing patented
articles Of merit. mechanical and
chemical.
The load binder 10 one Of the most
unique. useful and powerful devicea
that has ever been invented and will
prove Of unparalleled use to those
who have occasion to make use Of 1t.
The binder can be used and applied In
1 900 different instances and in fact its
usefu 'lness is upmeasureAble In dol.
lars and cents when the work 1t &c.
complishes 10 taken into consideration.
Il is SO constructed that its strength
can be increased from one horse power
to fifty horse power and large tree
several feet in dimensions can be
pulled over with no great effort or
the part of tie operator.
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rbi. i. strictly a Framon. county

This 10 strictly q Fremont county
enterprise and although it is yet in
its infancy the company anticipates
large results. 1t is organized under
the laws of Colorado. 1t has al.
ready fifteen agencies located in
different parts Of the United States
through the sale of its agency agree.
ments. This was all done in the
last week. Within the next three
months the company plaus to have
at least 800 men out as agents and
then big things will be doing in
Florence, Pueblo aud in Canon City.
for it is these three places that the
concern will conduct and operate Its
factories. On the face of the propo-
sitiop its seems to be a golden oppor
tunity for parties with small capital.
They are bound to reap big results.
Messrs. Cannon and Walters have
many other valuable inventions be.
fore the patent office that will come
In under the Walters method. The
The daily tribune., 1906-03-10

Cannon cartoon and the catalogue and
printed matter is very appropriate.
Mr.. Cannon deserves the greatest Of
credit for the New Idea" design.
The company is having few hun
dred of both kinds Of machines made
In Pueblo at present and as the agents
are heard from orders for q larger
number will be placed But later
they expect to manufacture all their
patent articles in this vicinity.
They have arleady had offers to locate
their factory in Pueblo. but this being
strictly home enterprise. Florence
will be favored the most. Another
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fattering offer WAS made from Cin-
cinnati, but this Is not being consid-
cred at this time.
Warren E Walters. one Of the in.
oorporators. and the president of the
company. is an old settler in this
part of the country and is very am
bilious and enteprising man. He has
another enterprise on foot IN the
manufacturing line that will add
materially to the interests OF this
section. 1t ia that of manufacturing
what will be the best building brick
IN existence. 1t will be made exclu.
sively of Colorado material. The
finished brick will be as hard and as
smooth as marble; can be made in any
color or any size or shape; can be
put in large or small building blocks.
The brick to be made by this process
will resist fire. heat or water and can
be palced on the market for one
third less than other materials and
for beauty and desirabiilty it cannot
be surpassed. This company intends
establishing brick factories in this
city. Canon City and in Pueblo
Jump in and get on the firing
line. in the event Of further explo-
sions; it is best to be behinu the gun.
O. 1. Raker, ohe Of the agents. has
gone to Portland, Ore. to work; +
Coleman to Washington; @. Walters
to Kansas City; Shirley Greenwood to
Pueblo; John WatsbauRh and George
| Youngman will work this city; John
Aspinwall has gone to Oklahoma and
Indian Territory and Joe Perry to Ar
kansas
q. N. bisseu. editor Of the Flor
ence Citizen, leaves Monday to tour
the state in the interests of the COM
pany. place advertisements in papers
and look after the sale Of agency con
tracts.
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ters, president; Il. NJ. Cannon. vice
president and Judge O. D. Bradley,
secretary and treasurer. The company
,s capitalized for 100000 the par
value Of each share being 81. This
is in no way stock jobbing com
pany % every share has been So bsorib'
ed for and most Of 1t WAS ordered
before the stock certificates were print
ed.
The company was organized for the
purpose of manufacturing and selling
the load binder, called ratchet
" heel for power purposes and also a
aoor vice. The idea Of the mocha n
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Ladies Free Thursday Night
Providing seats are secured at
Huston's before 6 p. N. Thursday
PRICES 25c, 35c and SOC
Cured Consumption.

Mrs. B. w. Evans, Cleai water, Kan,
writes: "My husband lay sick for three
months. The doctors said he had quick
consumption. We procured bottle of
Billiards. Horehound Syrup. and it cured
him. That was six years ago and since
then we have always kept bottle in the
house. We cannot do without it. For
coughs and colds it has no equal, 25c,
SOC and 81, Sold by Florence Palace
Pharmacy. it's
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So many thing. can be said in be.

So many things can be said In be-
half of this device that several
columns of newspaper spao: could
be devoted to 1t and then the half
would not have been told. The
door vice is another simple piece Of
mechanism but its usefulness is
practically unlimited. 1t can be ap.
piled to doors and windows. sahes
fences, screens. photograph galleries.
placing and holding scenery In opera
house. eto. There are fifteen other
patents before the patent office in
Washington. d. O.. under this sys-
tenn.
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Champion Liniment for Rheu-
matism.

FUNERAL OF MR.. RAYNOLDS-
A good number Of Florence people
will 20 to Canon CITY tomorrow aft
ernoon to attend the funeral Of the
late Fred Reynolds, ST., which occurs
ut the Presbyterian church at $3.50
There should be . good attendance Of
the old timers especially.
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BIG LOCAL COMPANY
IS ORGANIZED
Will Manufacture the Cannon
Patents in This City.
Cannon Patent and Manufac-
turing Company Launched
With 100000 Capt.
talization.

The Cannon Patent and MAnufao.
turing company has been organized in
this city by old and substautial citi.
zens Of Fremont county. The moor.
porators and officers are W. e. Wal
The daily tribune., 1906-03-10

Special vaudeville features be-
tween every act, including Mar
geret G edeoth's double voice Sc
lections; Otto F. Peck, comedian;
Verden & Dunlap, comedy songs
and dances.
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
Three Nights Commencing
Tf1. MARCH
i lIQl SOdyt 18th
ETHEL TUCKER
STOCK co.

Thursday-"The Embezzler
Friday-"Carmen.'
Saturday:
Matinee-"Foxy Grandpa"
Night-"Across the Desert. :"
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Guard Team Entertains.

The girls guard team Of FIo1enoe
Circle No. SO, Women Of WoodcrAft.
entertained the members Of the Circle
last evening and o few invited guests.
After the regular work Of the lodge
the guard team in charge Of the
worthy captain took charge OF the
room and soon had tables arranged
and games Of high five, finch and
nations going. After . delightful
hour or 30 nice refreshments were
served. It WAS most enjoyable
event and the guard team under the
direction Of Mrs Espey received much
pr aise from the members Of the Dir
Gle and the guests for the able man.
ner iu which they entertained.
Champion Liniment for Rheu-
matism.
Chas. Drake, mail carrier at Chapin
vile, Conn.,, says: "Chamberlain's Pain
Balm is the champion OF all liniments.
The past year l was troubled great
deal with rheumatism in my shoulder
After trying several cures the store
keeper here recommended this remedy
and it completely cured me-" There is
no use of anyone suffering from that
painful ailment when this liniment can
be obtained for small sum. One appli-
cation gives prompt relief and its con-
tinued use for short time will produce
a permanent cure. For sale by all deal
ers, it's
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All these goods will be out on dis
play during this sale lasting until Satur-
day. March 10TH Following are prices:

One lot A inoh embroidery, &c
One lot ST inch embroidery, at
One lot to inoh embroidery, ....12c
One lot to inch embroidery, at
One lot 10 to IL inch embroidery at
One lot II inch en- brodery, corset width 2Oc
One lot II inch embroidery corset width 24c
One lot inch insertion, &c
One lot "a to insertion t..........-........1O loo
One lot 81 inch insertion 12o
One lot No black tafeta ribbon inch wide. at 10
One lot No black afea ribbon Il inch wide a $50
No black taeta ribbon, II inch wide at 6ao
lot No l6 black taea ribbon q inch wide at Sc
One lot No % black sfea ribbon "a inch wide at loo
One lot No 40 black ribbon wide ......12c
No 60 black taea ribbon 81 inch wide, 14o
lot No so black taeta ribbon inch wide
Ask for Pom 1900 for above ribbon.
All new goods and at saving of at
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16
THE PRESIDENT AND The
INHERITANCE TAX

One OF the leading topics Of the presi-
dents message. which has just been
completed, for submission to congress in
December. will be the proposed federal
Inheritance tax, the first inklings of which
came in his speech at The laying OF the
cornerstone OF the office building for the
house of representatives last spring
The president is believed to have aban-
doncd the idea he then advanced that this
move was desirable 20 curb overgrown
fortunes. since TO do that has never been
regarded as one OF the functions of gov
eminent, IL Is as a measure OF taxation
that nc will now take II up, because the
country may need the revenue. and not
that the Fer. ems affected need To part
with their money FOR the good OF the
country" That this would be the next
feature OF the Roosevelt program was
indicated some months ago. The new
scheme Is constitutional; st IL not tinged
with Democratic politics, II IL a part of
the Republican radical program, as
mapped out by MIR Roosevelt.
The curious thing about the discussion
at this time Is that no immediate need Of
raising more revenue exists The pres-
dent, il Is said. Will not recommend the
imposition of the tax. but Will rather di
rect the attention OF congress TO the exist
ence OF such a source Of income when
next revenue is needed. and perhaps 20
suggest getting In readiness FOR gathering
II whenever the occasion arises And that
occasion cannot be long distant
II costs heavily 90 maintain the countly's
naval and cohonial programmes which are
considerably inter-related, and doubt tless
the people OF means woul0 prefer 10 stand
this nes taxation 20 having our national
policy return 10 the older lines
Many tendencies point toward the ulti-
mate need of more revenue The develop
ment Of American manufactures is always
reducing the yield of the protective tariff,
since tho wider range OF article that can
bo produced at home the smaller will be
the scope OF the customs x-gatherer
Cubas ultimate coming under our protec-
tive tariff roof will hit the government
revenues severe blow. Hard times
would do " whenever these may come
since the government expenditures are
reasonably permanent while the govern
ment income fuctuates nightly IN re-
Spouse To variations in the condition Of
business and trade
it is costing far too much 10 support the
Federal government RetrenChment would
b. much better remedy than the search
for moro sources " revcnuc.-BostOn
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