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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Chairman Conners says La Toilette in the Wisconsin
campaign Conner msinormed La Toilette talk any time
any place under any circumstances.
Ii maese nconsiderae of the Marl-
boroughs troubles when King quest
of suitable employment for the Princess Teck
The United States Supreme Court refuses accept President
Rooseves smphed spelling probably regarding as an nsd
ious attempt to introduce smphhed law.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
Answers to Queries.

he CAN VOTE-Subscriber. Napa.
Cal boy born IN California OF either
japanese or Chinese parents can. on
reaching HIS majority. register and
vote lust the same as the son OF any
other alien parents
PAYING RENT-A Subscriber "a,
Rafael. Cal The fact that a man 49,
occupied a ranch for twenty years an5
during that time paid rent regularly
does nor at the expiration Of that time
give him the ownership OF the pran,
lses- BY paving rent regularly the oc-
eupant has acknowledged the owner
ship in some one else.
GRAY HAIRS-A New Subsr-iba-
city. Nature takes its own time in
turning the hair of an fndividuaI iron
gray. gray or white. II vol wish -
have your hair change to iron gray
You can do so at Your risk bv usinp
chemicals obtainable from druggists ~
you do not want 10 adopt that method
Keep on worrying. and your hair will
turn gray.
TALC-G. c.. CITY. What Is know,
as the granular varieties OF mass ral~
are commonly designated as soaDstora
and md extensive use in commerce. for
hearthsto1es. mantels skins. etc. ana
IN powdered form as a pigment. in pa
- 'AoNtu@ - o. q luOflCdJOr. for dress
ing skins and leather. etc The ara
granuia or cryptO-crystalline varfeties
are used FOR marking purposes nndar
the name Of French chalk. The nroI,,cr
or common tale in the United States fo
lYOS was 31.1St tons, valued at s4s3 aaI
and OF fbrous tale 6LO05 tons vaIna5
az SSeI, 400. Fo- additional Informs
ton on this subject address letter ~
inquiry 10 the California Minior ~
reau at the Ferry building.
DEEDS-A r. CITY. Deeds .no,,,.,
De signed or subscribed by the partiss
executing the same. and for The 49,
pose OF convenient proof. should ma
transaction ever be called into a,,ss7
ton, should be duly acknOwledxeS r.
Tore some officer authorized To tst.
PROOF OF deeds. But acknowled zrne-,s
IS no part or a deed nor is the Sar-s
essential TO its validity and if No.
acknowledged win still be valid ans
may thereafter be proved by subscrih-
ing witnesses In all states 81 az
Union deeds are required Ia -
acknowledged in order to admit thars
TO record or enable them 10 i,,ns~e
what is known as constructive nost~s
and IN some States the signature nnse
be witnessed as well
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04


real harvest of 1906 cannot fail
to prove one of the greatest ever pro-
duced-" 1t remarks that oats alone.
among the cereals in England. seem
likely to turn out below the average in
productiyeness.
In most Of the countries of Conti-
mental Europe the harvest is a good
one. The wheat crop is above the av-
erage in the great producing provinces
in the north of France. but it has suf-
fered from drought in the south and
west 1t is thought that France will
need to import very little if any wheat.
Spain has reaped a good harvest gem
orally. while Germany has good crops
of barley and oats as we'll as of wheat
and rye According TO the latest Off
cial estimate, Austria Hungary will
produce a much larger wheat crop this
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Freighters to Ply on
This Coast.
y ROM Consul E. A. Wakefield OF
orilIia comes the report that Cap
tain WORKSHOP. representing the

" ROM Consul E A Wakefield of
~ 0rillia comes the report that Cap
tain WORKSHOP. representing the
English firm with which the Mex
lean Government has signed a condi-
tional contract for a direct steamship
line TO ply on the Pacific between Ca
madam and Mexican ports, has arrived
In the city of Ottawa to obtain the
signature of the Minister OF Trade and
Commerce to the same contract The
Government is already committed to
the arrangement. so that there proka-
bly, will be no delay in arranging for
the immediate Inauguration OF the ser
vice. The terms of the contract are
that the governments of Canada and
Mexico will each contribute an annual
subsidy of $6S,00O. in consideration of
which the company will maintain
monthly service between the Canadian
ports of Victoria and Vancouver and
the Mexican ports of Manzanillo, Aca-
pulco and Salina Cruz Meantime the
subsidized Canada Mexico line on the
Atlantic is doing an excellent freight
business.
Consul A. f Smith of Victoria cor
roborates the above report, but states
that the subsidy fxed is $4,000 from
each Government. The service he
states, will be started next January
with two 4500-ton steamers Canadian
exports TO Mexico fell from s124,05S in
1904 to s113.455 in 1905, while imports
to Canada from Mexico dropped from
s262, 500 in 1903 to $176,7S6 in 1905.
This Government is becoming more
and more centralized every year." said
the student of politics.
Yes" answered Colonel StiIlweIl of
kentucky. Its getting so that the
States don't do much more than fur
nish titles for battleships and popular
son gs.''-W shington Star.
Townsend 5 Cal. glace fruits and can
dies at Emporium. Post and Van Ness
and 1903 and 1920 Valencia street
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

Townsend 5 Cal. glace fruits and can
dies a Emporium. Post and Van Ness
and 1903 and 1920 Valencia street
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

| HE London Economist, in a long
review of the wheat harvest this
year. asserts that the worlds ce-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-16
PROHIBITION THE WATCHWORD.


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a
randa Mr. and his
whether the
be- which platform of
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-16

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5-Tht
Man With the Hoe was saved This
fact will be welcome news to art lovers
the world over. It was reported that
the famous painting by Milet was
burned. with others, in the Croker
mansion on Mob Hill, but it was learn
ed yesterday that it was rescued from
the flames. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Crock
er arrived in The city from the East
on Saturday. They were in New York
At the time of the disaster. and. send
ing their children to Europe with
Prince Poniatowski. hastened home.
Mrs. Croker refusing to leave her
husbands side. Of their household ef-
Iects in this city. all that was saved
were a few pictures and tapestries.
Among The pictures We're inc Man
With the Hoe The Oaks" by Ros-
seau. the Dance OF the Nyhphs.'' and
two Others of minor Importance in the
art world.
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1905. 1905.

1905. 1905.
April /. April 1.
Visible supply of
world. in bags. 10. 747,91 y 967 10
Stock L. s., all kinds,
in bags ........... 4159. AS 4454 .056
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ON SOLID FOOTING.

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burg published behalf Gorhy setting forth that
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TO on
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The
undertaking. of which the President
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Col by
being in the
Democrat
no hesitation that
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prize
a WI man.
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Eclai oft the
oft
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France
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bubonic
himself
Tanganyiki natives
In
sponsbe for the spread OF he in India
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COFFEE PROSPECTS
KEEP FAVORABLE

WiIiett & Gray'S Journal for April q
has the following adviees regarding
coffee: They contain much to en-
courage the growers of good coffee in
Hawaii:
The May liquidation is virtually set
tied by the tenders of May delivery to-
day, and has made no disturbance in
| the market, nothing more than the
changing of the coffee from one hand
/ to another to moderate degee. The
deliveries OF May coffee consist of about
125,000 bags, or only one third of the
quantity of May rendered a year ago,
! as the grades of coffee which are ten
dered are concentrated in a few hands.
Furthermore, the higher grades of
! coffee are now finding a much better
market in the interior than in former
years, the whole country consuming
! from year to year a better grade of
coffee. With the settlement of May
liquidation, the markets have to come
back to the question of crops. From
most reliable sources the information
is now given that the remainder of
coffee from the present Santos crop is
very light.
AS regards Rio, the information
points out that the crop in the State
of Rio is almost exhausted, but that
some coffee remains in the State of
Espirito Santo, which finds it's outlet
partly from Victoria and partly
through the port of Rio de Janeiro.
The total of the current Rio crop is
just about 5000, 600 bags, whereas the
parties who had estimated it as high
as 100000 bags, now give as their
justification the idea that the balance
remains in the interior 1t is very easy
to estimate crops high, and when they
do not materialize, to claim from year
to year, that the balance is held-up
country, and has not come forward.
the outcome of the present Rio ana
Sartos crops being some 1000, 600 bags
below the generally accepted figures
earlier in the season, renders it more
and more necessary for the coffee
world to be guided by the actual figures
obtainable when the crop is coming in,
rather than to listen to sensational es-
Inmates, considering that these unre-
liable and exaggerated figures come
from firms whose career even over
twenty-five or thirty years duration,
is most unsuccessful, showing how lit
tie knowledge they possess of the crops
and the market, and yet so generously
Offer their information to others.
The spot market is quiet, but steady. |
and without evidences that a good deal !
of coffee is wanted. The quotation for
No. Z Rio. on the spot is s Lice; Rio |
As, Sac. to s Use; Santos As, 7-Sc. |
to &c.
The Worlds Visible for May 1st will !
again show a substantial decrease, !
apart from the loss of a steamer cargo |
of about $4,000 bags that was destined !
for San Francisco; and not to speak
OF tire loss of actual coffee held in
private and public stores in San Fran
cisco.
April options week ending April %:
Highest. $50 to SIS; lowest, $50 to
$50; closing $50 to 6.55. against last
year closing 6.45 to $50. No last
year, : 3-4c
1905. 1905.
April /. April 1.
Visible supply of
world. in bags. 10, 1926 y 967. 40
Stock t s., all kinds,
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Higher
beer % Academic
dispatch
that the
study IN
to add
budding andt heologian
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The skv-s

The
to
though has
cities confagaons
melted
seemed to be about pyramid
hollow and blaekene shell
itsco ntruction at all.
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The foreign in
Just as they did at the time of the Chicago
the Chicago losses full that
1t the London
hazards
thing e f"' 80 INC i'i
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
IN ANUTSHELL

Club saloon at Baker City held
up by unmasked robber who es-
capped with nearly $500.
Charles Smith of Rossland, B. c.,
was murdered at Tonopah, New,
through jealousy. Man and WON
an under arrest.
Hop picking begins early next
month. Growers are already hust.
ling for pickers. Good pay in pros
pect.
Dust storm in Big Bend has
sown the country with wild mus
tard seed and planted the weed
plague in sections heretofore i'm
mune.
After years of service Marshal
Pat McGovern of Occur d'Alene
has resigned to become manager
of Shoshone mines at Wallace.
Fire at Pennington yesterday
caused $4,000 loss. Business Sec
ton cleared out. Waterville suf-
fered $4,000 loss.
Eight cars on o. r. & N. smash
ed by rock slide loosened by cloud
burst in the Blue mountains near
North Fork Two tramps thought
to have been buried.
Purpura hemorrhage, which
manifests itself in bleeding from
nearly every blood vessel in the
body, resulted in death at Walla
Walla Of AID. Scherer, formerly OF
Washtucna.
Cancer has killed c. H. More.
house Of Rockford, a pioneer OF
1878, in Spokane county.
w. B. Schieves, wanted in Mos
cow, Idaho, for the death of a man
named Collier, is under arrest at
Colfax.
Great Northern engine $50 is al
Hillyard, minus it's tank car. Its
condition gives no clue to the
cause of the Camden wreck.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
WILL BUILD
LOG HOUSE

At the Interstate fairgrounds
Sunday Spokane Woodmen of the
World will build the log house
which Is to be their headquarters
during the fair. Under the super.
vision of w. Mace of Medical Lake,
three corner men" will commence
the erection of the structure at s
o'clock Sunday morning and expect
to complete the building by 6
o'clock at night. Two hundred
members are enrolled to do the
work.
The women of Woodcraft have
planned a picnic to be held at the
fairgrounds while the work is go
ing on. All the women of Beta and
Spokane camps will take baskets
of good things.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
DORSEY WAKING
Up At LAST

Pitchers Dunn and Samuels have
been released by President Dorsey
of the Spokane club. Both men
lack form. The new pitching staff
is good one and should have
been signed earlier 80 Spokane
would have a possible show to
win the pennant. But Dorsey
couldn't see this until too late.
With Blexrud, Rush, Macholz and
osborne, the latter brand new out
of the Utah league, there should
he some grief stricken Miners at
Butte before the week is out. One
week from tomorrow the Indians
open in Spokane.
Before the team returns to Spo-
kane two games of the Butte ser.
des will be played in Helena, Mont.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
PLUMBERS PICNIC SUNDAY.

Out at Occur dAlene park Sun
day the Spokane plumbers will en-
JOY an old fashioned picnic with
athletics and dancing Excursion
rates have been secured and
enough cars will be run to COM
fortably accommodate the crowd.
|. T.. Dempsy, Frank Armstrong. w.
F.. Simmons, Frank Reup, Jack
Neff, Jack Squires and Sam Patter-
son have charge of arrangements.
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door. Rousing himself, Mr.. Schwab
peered into the hall, where he
found a hen gloating over a newly
laid egg, which she had deposited
on the theshold Of his door.
Mr.. Schwab appropriated the
egg, as he thought 1t was plainly
intended for him. and carefully
herded the hen down two flights
of stairs and ushered her through
the front door into the street.
The unusual feature of this kind
hearted hens antics is that she
comes to Mr.. Schwab's door every
morning and deposits an egg in
time for breakfast.
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represents

UMPIRE TOMBSTONE, WHO
WAS BARRED FROM THE
GROUNDS OF THE NEW YORK
GIANTS.
the kind of baseball playing which
wins in pugilism by FASTING a man
away below the belt. The sporty
crowd at prizefight has no use
for the cheap skate, and it's only
the blatherskites-a tiny minority
at a ball game which cheers on
the ruffianism of McGraw.
These peculiar tactics of the dia-
mond-this owdyism-was born in
the National league. The fathers
of scrappy ball playing were oliver
Tebeau, one time manager captain
of the old Clevelands, and Muggsy
himself. Back in the early soc,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
SPECIAL RATES
!! To THIS CITY

Announcement is made that a
fare of one and one third has been
provided on the o. R. & N to the
Northwestern Photographers con-
vention in this city September 5
to s and also to the state conven-
ton of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union to be held here
from September IS to 20.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
GOLF TOURNAMENT

In match at the Country club
yesterday between F. w. Guilbert,
G. F. Stoney and H. L. Hawkins,
Guilbert made a score of 81 for 43
holes. He is in fine form and looks
able to retain his title of club
champion at the end Of the present
tournament.
Tomorrow II. l.. Hawkins will
meet Guilbert, G. o. Nettleton will
meet Stoney and DR.. J. e. Drake
will meet Lothrop.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
MINT WORK PROVES PROSPERITY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Dur-
ing the administration of President
Roosevelt the Philadelphia mint
has turned out SOP 100000 pieces Of
subsidiary currency, including half
dollars, quarters. dimes, nickels
and pennies. During the first
Cleveland administration this mint
turned out 254,065,293 pieces, and
during the second Cleveland ad-
ministration the mint turned out
23S ,001,174 pieces.
In spite of the large amount of
small currency turned out of late
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
THE WASHINGTON.

A strong bill is holding the
boards at the Washington theater
this week Of "ali star" acts. Clever
work with the lasso is shown by
the Chamberlains, Salmon and
Chester do coster songs and stor-
les in Londonese style and the
moving pictures are new and
amusing.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
WILL INTEREST MANY.

Every person should know that
good health Is impossible IL the kid.
neys are deranged. Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure kidney and bladGe.
disease In every form. and will
build up and strengthen these or.
gans so they will perform their
functions properly. No danger OF
Bright's disease or diabetes II
Foley's Kidney Cure is taken In
time. Watson Drug Co.
421 Riverside Avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
MUGGSY M'GRAW THE BASEBALL BULLY

Every lover of square sport,
whether he lives in New York or
on the trails which follow the sun
to the Pacific coast, hopes, hopes
that the National league will make
the sternest example of Muggsy
McGraw, ball field crouch, scrap
per and unfair player.
The outrageous treatment of UNI
pire tombstone justifies the worst
the magnates may do.
This Muggsy fellow represents
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief in cases of habit.
ual constipation as 1t stimulates
the liver and restores the natural
action Of the bowels without irri.
tating these organs like pills or or
binary cathartics. Does not nau.
seate or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name ORINO and refuse substi-
tues. Watson Drug Co.
421 Riverside Avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-Ruthless
hands of unsentimental workmen
are destroying the last landmarks
of the famous Washington Park
race course. The mammoth grand
stand is jumbled mass of steel
Orders, the stables that held the
pets of the racing world are masses
of kindling wood, the club house
will soon be destroyed, the track
is weed grown. Within few
months the park will be lost in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
He R0ASTS
THE CHIEF

According to an appraisement
made yesterday by Police Justice
Hinkle it is worth S. to the city
when Gap" McClelland, the phil
anthropist, whacks a man over the
head with his black walnut cane.
And the man the captain whacks
pays the freight. An application Of
this rule was made on Mike Jarvis,
who was assessed the IS. Jarvis
claimed that he was badly muddled
after the benevolent captain con-
nected with his Uranium. How
ever, he was conscious enough to
make an effort at having the cap
tain arrested for hitting him. but
the captain turned the tables.
But McClelland has been shorn
of his special police star. Accord
ing to Chief Waller the captain
has been liable for some time to
charge of impersonating an Of
ficer.
NOW McClelland has his philan-
thropic back up and is roasting the
chief. He says Waller is sore at
him and Waller says the philan-
thropist is talking through his hat.
The trouble started when Jim
Logan, acting as desk clerk at the
station, refused the captain per-
mission to inspect private police
reports.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
A CHICKEN YARN
YOU CAN'T
BEAT

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 14.-In-
stead of having his food brought
to him as did Elijah of old, VIM.
Schwab. of Willamette Heights,
fnds it quite as satisfactory for
q barnyard hen to mount two
flights Of stairs and carry him his
breakfasts before he arises from
his couch.
Several days ago Mr.. Schwab
was awakened by the cackling of a
hen. The noise came from the
hallway directly in front Of his
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
BOTH SCRAPPERS
WORKING OUT
sEcrYpps News Association.D

GOLDFIELD, Aug. IA meet
ing of the Goldfield club to select
referee was not held last night
owing to a lack of responses from
some of those who had been wired
a proposition.
Cans is sparring today with Kid
Sims. He is within four pounds of
weight.
Nelson is still unsettled, but is
doing a little road work The men
will be measured late this after
noon.
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when Baltimore and Cleveland
were rivals for the championship
two or three years in succession.
Tebeau and McGraw exemplified
"scrappy playing" all around the
circuit Of league cities.
A game between Baltimore and
Cleveland was about as nearly a
prizefight as one might see outside
OF the roped arena. Umpires were
bulldozed and threatened, and
toughs in the home crowd went to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14

the grounds carefully instructed to
the course they were to pursue to
overawe the out of town players
and the arbitrator. Fights on the
field were frequent. Suspensions
and fines of Tebeau and McGray
and their lieutenants did little
good, because the club owners con-
doned the offenses and paid the
fines.
The National league can do a lot
in the way of blood purifying by
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
GIVE THEM SEND OFF.

Tomorrow evening the Salvation
Army meeting will be conducted
by two cadets, A. E. Gresham and
l.. Lesitu, who are leaving for
the training home in Cnicago
Thursday. All members will turn
out and give them a send off.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
A NEW BOOK BiNDERY

The Spokane Llthographing COM
pany has installed first class
book bindery and are prepared to
do all classes of binding and rul-
ing. We also do work for the
trade. Phone 1862. 236-23S Spra-
que avenue. ***-17
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
GETS HIS VACATION,

Harry c. Munson, city passenger
agent of the 0. r. & N, is spend
ing his vacation in the vicinity Of
Priest Lake, Idaho During his
absence Travelling Passenger Ag-
ent J. R. Nagle is in charge Of the
local office.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-14
1rHllEATERS
THE SPOKANE.

There are few comic operas In
which the basso is given such
as in "Babette," which
the Stewart Opera company will
present at the Spokane theater
Friday and Saturday nights with
Saturday matinee of this week.