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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

COME HOME-CoME HOME
TO SLEEP.
600 SINGLE ROOMS. 900 SINGLE ROOMS
% CTS. PER NIGHT. 81 % PER WEEK.
INCLUDING BATH.
Coffee served free to each roomer between 5
A. "A. allu A. A.
FACING AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE
K. r. TERMINAL.
OUR OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE,
18th, MARKET AND MISSION SITS.
Electric lights In every Reading room
containing all papers, magazines, ETC. Leave
your call. Yon can't oversleep. Bellboy calls
you up time.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
CITY REAL ESTATE

OVER 100000 SOLD
IN so DAYS.
WESTERN ADDITION LOTS
IN THE POPE TRACT,
81 900 UP
SMALL. CASH PAYMENTS
Rslsnce I'm monthly installments- We are now
o1ering for sale the third and last subdivision
~ fha famous PJpe tract property Ihere -
M nlsce in the Western adOirion where you
can buy lots at these prices except mere BUY
at once aud make a handsome pront wnlcn you
viii surely do; protected from, fcgs; beautifut
vievvs. streets are bituminized; granite eurbs:
sewer water and gas mains laln 1aKe VA
sonic av cars get or at Cole and carr SIS.
walk blocks south. Osdce open every day,
including Sunday
636 MARKET ST
OR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO..
1866 SUFFER- ST
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
AGENTS WANTED

FIREMEN and brakemen on railroads IN ~ ~
Francisco vicinity. TO I'LL vacancies causeu os
promotions: experience unnecessary: state age
height. weight. Firemen 500 monthly, be-
come engineers and earn $500. Brakemen y %.
become conductors. earn $50. Name position
preferred Railway Association. care san
Francisco Call
2oTH century douche for ladies' 81 50- agents
wanted. Eirkwood Rubber Co. 2f1 Film ay-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

SEND your dry cleaning to the Presidio Heights
Dye Works and be forever satisfied. Call West
453 for wagons. Office 1891 1888 Sacramento ST.
BROOKLYN Partisan Works. Tel. Market 231s.
2O6-20S Sanchez st
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
statesmen WANTED

statesmen for our new county. town
ship and railroad surveys Of California Tne
surveys are a splendid compilation OF facts,
figures and drawings. and OF wonderful value
Counties and towns fully indexed ana
populations OF each are given: railroads plain
ly shown, and distances between all stations
also show: congressional districts outlined
numbered and populations given Other feat
ures too numerous to mention splendid
opportunity for energetic men. RAND, Nc
NALkf & CO.. Chicago Ill
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

WANTED-Four young men, Is to II years of
age office work. Apply to W. ]. HARDY.
freight agent, Southern Pacific. 4th and King
sts., city.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
Ala Kearny street.
BACK TO SAN FRANCISCO.

STRIKE OR NO STRIKE
Buy when they all want to sell
Sell when they all buying
These prices win look low IN 80 days
S47-000-Fine business corner stores and fats
all In pink OF condition. with vacant lot which
improved would bring income to 20 per cent
27.500-Corner close to Market st. stores and
fats and house. paving $500 month; this is
snap. is sacrificing
$19,00o-6 elegant fats, near 14th and Market
sts-; well built. rented low 81 900 mortgage
stand; make Offer
$40, 100 fne dats buflt years In section
near 14th and Market sts.: these pay s125 per
month; only So. 600 cash.
IS, ,T00-5~extra flats: cost S. 600 for building
years ago: owner must have money quickly:
income 81 no
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

DUAN Z GLOVER.
3073 18th ST. near Mission.
Phone Market 5433.
$5,5Oo-Wcrth $500; lot 5Ox114: room new.
modern residence, beam ceiling; swell
Dutch fireplace; paneled walls: cement
bulkhead; beautiful lawn and flower gar
den; grand view OF entire bay and bust
ness district: near car lines, Elizabeth
st. mr.. Hoffman av-: viii sell easily for
$500 when labor troubles are settled:
swell home and snap at the price;
$500 mortgage can remain.
S1,15o-S fats. 4. and rooms: new modern:
street work bitumen: near car lines:
building could not be duplicated for the
money, buy them now will come higher
after strike
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

REAL ESTATE SYNDICATE
Property Bought, Sold or Leased, Titles Per
fected.
THE REAL ESTATE SYNDICATE
Has some choice pieces Of property In San
Francisco and vicinity Improved and unlu-
proved. Including residences, business prop
erty, hats. vacant lots and country property
for sale at great bargains IL purchased now.
For particulars call or address
REAL ESTATE SYNDICATE,
Suite 5. ST. Mungo Bldg,
Fillmore 81. and g. G.. av- Phone West TcTs
San Francisco, Cal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

ers were prepared TO meet the largest de-
mand for food that they have ever expe-
rienced in Providence.
In the large hail OF the Bethel the
Army's headquarters and industrial home
on Wickenden street. were placed three
long tables. each seating about 30 persons.
Neat paper tableclothes covered the bare
boards.
At each seat was a dish heaped fun
OF chicken or turkey, pork turnip, cram
berries. potatoes and rich gravy. Along
side was a mug Of steaming hot coffee,
a couple OF apples, a large piece OF pie,
and a slice OF bread nearly an inch thick.
When. about II o'clock. after the hustle
of preparation had died down and the
attendants were ready for the first in
stallment the doors were opened. Each
applicant was obliged to have ticket
presented to him in advance after his
case had been Investigated. The men
were admitted first. the children and a
few women being asked TO remain for
the second dinner.
In the second inStallmeut. after new
paper covers had been put over the ta-
bles, children and women were allowed.
besides many more men. About 30
youngsters OF both sexes and half dozen
old women came into the hall. To the
children It was "A delightful occasion as
we'll as a full meal. They needed no
coaXing, no instruction. They talked. un-
like the older folk. even though their
mouths were stuffed with turkey
Adjt and Mrs. William Clifford We're
everywhere about the room. speaking to
the men and wishing them a merry
Christmas. They were assisted by En-
sign Tuttie, Ensign and Mrs Tichner.
Adjt. ester and Capt. Swanson. A dozen
walters from the Army ranks volunteered
assistance With the exception of the
meats, all the food was cooked by men
at the industrial home.
All through the night before Christmas
several men and women worked inces-
sanity preparing the chickens for the
cooks. decorating the room and seeing
that all was in readiness for the great
feast. Before each installment of guests
started eating. they Joined in singing
Praise God from Whom All Blessings
Flow under the leadership of Cadet
Olive Hissott.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
TO REORGAN|zE
TELEGRAPHERS
For BIC STRIKE

Chicago. Dec. 26.-The Record Herald
today says: Secret plans to reorganize
the Commercial photographers with a view
TO calling another strike on the eve OF the
Republican national convention which
meets here June l6. came TO light yester-
day. Organizers are now at work repair
ing the breaches in the ranks caused by
the strike OF few months ago
The convention OF the Commercial Tel
egraphers union will be held i'm Milwau-
kce June s. and according to present plans
the strike details will be completed at that
meeting.
The telegraphers say employers are
helping them TO reorganize by reducing
wages and in this way forcing men who
deserted the union during the strike To
return TO the ranks. The next strike will
Include all men employed by brokers and
private concerns Il is said. as the brokers
have reduced wages In spite of the agree
ments entered into during the last strike.
Wesley Russell, secretary of the Com
mercal Telegraphers' union, admitted
that second strike was in contemplop
tion and that il would be called between
June s, when the telegraphers' convention
assemblies. and the date OF the opening OF
the Republican national convention.
The next strike, the leaders say, will
have the support OF the American Fedora
tion OF Labor.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
JOHN
OF CRONsTADT
SERIOUSLY ILL

st Petersburg. Dec. 26.-Father John OF
Cronstadt, is seriously i'll with the recur-
renee of an old malady in an aggravated
form. He is unable TO eat, and on ac-
count of his great age and debility his
recovery IS problematical.
The influence of Father John OF Cron-
stadt, who is considered saint by the
ignorant classes. is still great He has
thousands OF followers in St. Petersburg
and the provinces, but the sect OF late
years has attained an unenviable no.
toriety owing TO the charges of immor-
ality and drunkenness, brought against
the chief satellites, who exploited Father
Johns reputation for sanctity TO great n
nancial advantage. The practices OF the
followers Of Father John have been the
subject OF play entitled: THE Black
Ravens" which was given TO crowded
houses in st. Petersburg and produced
also by several road companies.
This play was prohibited In many cities
where the followers OF Father John were
numerous, for fear OF exciting popular
disorder. Tho powerful influence OF the
reactionsry organizations were exerted
against this production, because Father
john In spite OF the i'll repute OF his
followers is counted as one OF the
strongest supporters OF autocracy and
orthodoxy
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
Important Historic Find

Mexico City. Dec. 26.--What is con-
sidered the most important historical
discovery ever made i'm Mexico has re-
sluted from the efforts OF DR. Herbert Il.
Bolton. the American historian. who is
here engaged In research work under
the auspices OF the Carnegie Institute
" Washington. The discovery consists
In the unearthing in this city OF rs OF
81 documents taken from the person of
Lieut.. Zebulon NJ. Pike. of the United
States army by Spanish soldiers In 1906.
when he was captured while making his
famous trip up the Arkansas river.
visiting tho Asage aud Comanche In
dians. at the instance OF Con. James
wilkinson. then governor OF Louisiana
The whereabouts OF the other three
documents cannot be learned.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
RIXEY EXPLAINS
NAVAL FRICTION

Washington Dee -26r-That Il serious
breach exists between the bureau of
navigation and the bureau of medicine
of the navy. involving the question os
the responsibility OF the latter bur.~d,
was made apparent last night in a
statement issued by Surgeon General
Presley NJ Rixey OF the navy, in which
he touches upon the circumstances
leading up to the probable selection by
the president of a medical officer to
command the hospital ship Relief over
the protest OF Rear Admiral Willard
III. Brownson. chief of the bureau OF
navigation, who sent his resignation to
the president. While disclaiming exact
knowledge as to the cause OF Ad-
miral Brownson's resignation the sur
geon generals statement leaves little
room for doubt that the controversy
he reviews was a potent factor.
Surgeon General Rixey maintains
that hospital ships. as a rule. always
have been commanded by medical OFF,
GERS with a sailing master and civilian
crew for purposes of navigation. This
particular vessel, he says. formerly be-
longed to the army and always was
commanded by a medical officer, when
used as hospital ship. In attempting
10 unity the medical services OF the
army and navy he says that a Joint
army and navy board OF medical offi-
GERS, which was convened by executive
order more than a year ago, recon-
mended that hospital ships should be
commanded by medical officers and
that that recommendation was approved
by both the secretary OF war and the
secretary OF the navy In geenral
nr
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
APP0NAUG

The regular monthly meeting or the
Warwick school committee. which. ac-
cordng to the recent amendment TO the
bylaws, was changed from the last Sat-
urday OF the month 10 the last Wednes-
day OF each month. will be held on
Thursday evening of this month, instead
of Wednesday Announcement OF this
change was made last Wednesday by
Clarence o. Carpenter. clerk of the school
committee Several matters OF interest
are to be transacted at this meeting.
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED.
The town council at it's meeting in
Apponaug last Monday issued a call
for n special town meeting TO be held
the first Tuesday in January.
The following motion was presented and
passed:
Voted That the town clerk be and here
by is instructed 10 call special town
meeting TO be held at the town hall. APP
ponaug. on tho first Tuesday In January.
1905. at o'clock in the afternoon for the
purpose OF considering the following mat
ters:
ITO hear the report of the committee
appointed at the last annual financial
town meeting to consider the matter of
additional school accommodations for the
town OF Warwick and TO consider the
building or enlarging OF school build
ings within said town" And also to
consider the request OF the town treas
urer for authority TO hire an additional
sum OF money. not TO exceed $4,000. to
meet the current expenses OF the town. I"
This meeting is likely TO create con-
siderable interest In the town in view
OF the fact that the town Is asked TO bor-
row more money In order to pay the cur
rent expenses OF the town.
SALOONS OPENED YESTERDAY.
A great many people in the town OF
Warwick were surprised to learn that
the town council took no action 10 have
the saloons In the town closed on Christ
mas Day. The present town council has
demonstrated the fact that they intend
10 have the liquor laws enforced and
that no liquor Is sold on Sunday. II
was thought that they would follow aiong
In the line OF almost all the other large
towns and cities in the State and order
the saloons closed yesterday. but this
a rushing business yesterday. II is hoped
that the new council is not losing inter-
est IN che euforc;ner. ~ the licuov laws.
NOTES.
Ne a-sd Mr. O'Brlen. who have been
VISITING Mr.. oBrisns father and mother
In Dover. ~ H.. for the last week. have
returned.
Misses Sadie and Gladys Cole Of Green
wood left Sunday for Brooklyn. n. Y.
where they Will spend the Christmas and
New Year holidays. with friends.
BOWLING.
ON watsrman's bowling alleys last
night Forr1ts team Of the Apponavs
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
AT UNION HOUSE.

At the Union house on Chestnut street
yesterday the members gathered early in
the morning for their jolifcation. No
special programme was laid out, but inn
promptu events were enjoyed and fun
and merriment were on tap every minute
The board Of directors sent down a
large quantity OF apples oranges. coffee,
doughnuts and cheese. and these were
placed around the rooms. both in the
mems quarters and in those Of the women
and girls Enough was on hand TO last
throughout the whole day and evening.
and gave the needed touch to the occa-
sion 20 make Il one Of the most success
ful ever held by the organization.
In the evening the men gathered in the
pool room about s o'clock, and John Sal
ter presented TO Joseph Henshaal, the
president Of the club. n purse of gold.
This came as complete surprise TO the
recipient. who managed to make a short
speech thanking the members for their
gift.
The men were then invited up-stairs.
where they were the guests Of the women
for the evening. Music and games were
| on tho docket At the conclusion the
al a New Years eve party next Tuesday
night
The Providence Eagles met In their
aerie yesterday afternoon and celebrated
| tho day by exchanging greetings.
SALVATION ARMY DINNER.
Yesterday afternoon in the Bethel on
wlcl<cnden street was held the annual
Christmas dinner given by tho salvation
Army TO over go men. women and chil-
F, .scn was more than appreciated
IIundrs-ls VI Sscs. 0updyet- OF ioaves
of bread. 40 pounds of chicken. 80 pounds
/ OF turkey. 80 pounds OF pork and corce.
enough 10 Hood n largc-sized skating
rink. proved beyond words that The work
Of tho Army had not been I'm vain. Its
lsbors for the poor were appreciated by
/ those with money. and through the con-
tributlons Of the latter the Army work.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
NORTH S(ITUATE

Harry Spicer of Trimtown was thrown
from carriage he was driving when in
front of Daniel Clark's place. The horse
became frightened at passing electric
car. and SHE'D, striking a stone post that
badly demolished the buggy, and threw
Spicer violently to the ground. Fortu-
and bruises.
The Smell family are entertaining sew
eral friends.
Miss Eugenia Duston spent Sunday
with Louise Gould in Providence.
A pretty home wedding took place in
Clayville at $50 on Dec. y, at the home
of the bride, in the presence of a few
relatives and friends.
The contracting parties were Mr.. John
A. Rounds. "A merchant OF the village,
and Mrs. Maude Evelyn Grant.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Robert l.. Duston of North Scitu-
ate, the ring service being used.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
THE NORWEGIAN MINISTER
AND HIS AMERICAN WIFE

Christian Hague. Norwegian minister TO
the United States, who dropped dead while
on a snowshoeing trip at Christanla, Nor
way. The minister and his wife, who was
formerly Mrs. JOY OF Louisville, Ky, were
visiting Norway during three months'
leave OF absence. Physicians say that
Minister Hague SO exerted himself IN
that his heart failed. A pho
tograph OF Mrs. Hague also appears here
with.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
Waylaid and Killed

Roxie. Miss. Dec. 26-While return
ing home near here iest alght. James
Temple and >. c. Campbell were way
laid and Campbell killed and Temple
shot through the arm. Campbell was
shot I'm the stomach and had his head
almost blown OF. Campbell was out on
bond. having killed "A young man named
Grover In MAY last Temple was his
main witness in the case.
Last nights shooting is believed to
he in incident In feud which has
come into existence since the killing Of
young Grover.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
ARCHBISHOP DEPLORES
PACIFIC CRUISE

ST Louis, Mo. Dec. 26--Archbishop
John j. Glennon, I'm sermon yesterday.
declared that IL was serious mistake,
from many viewpoints, TO send the
American fleet on tour half around
the world.
He deprecated the spectacle. because
"it is season of peace on earth and
good viii towards men" The policy
90 be deplored. he said. was carrying
the palm OF peace in one hand. while
the older holds tho key 10 the hold
wherein is 35,O00,000 pounds OF am
munition for fight or frolic
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
PORRITT"S.
CAPTAIN ARNOLD REMEMBERED.

Captain Charles III. Arnold, the veteran
janitor of the town hall i'm Apponaug
was remembered by town officers and en-
ployes in the town hall About o'clock
"Wednesday afternoon the janitor was
summoned to the town clerks office.
Upon arriving there he was greeted by
the several officers and employees.
Although taken by surprise Capt. Arnold
expressed appreciation of the remem-
brance sdisclaiming any merit deserving
or such recognition.
The attaches OF the hall. and. in fact
all who have occasion 10 visit the town
hall have always found the captain oblg-
ing and courteous. and 1t was pleasure
for those responsible for the gift to at
test their appreciation OF past favors.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
SHOOTING FOLLOWS
A SUICIDE PACT

Philadelphia, Dec. 26.-Leaving a letter
that they had died for love. George A.
probably fatally wounded Miss Edith
Wonderly. aged % years, and then turned
the revolver upon himself, nfiicting prob
ably fatal wounds. Green Is married, but
is separted from his wife.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

league met Carruther's team OF the same
league. The latter team was greatly
strengthened from last week. although
Captain Carruthers was low man on his
team and rolled the lowest total I'm the
game. Porritt's team lost two out OF the
three strings. but on the total they won
out by p pins. This puts the above
teams tied for first place in the league.
The score.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

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mill gu l6lafen beriu6enl"
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i6tpanb bor Der eelaiienen Iiene
nnb Dem f%anften 2d6eln bes alter
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bi9en, perbarg tie ibre eigene CIR
re9une. fiiBte i'm unb I6ritt Damn
Der Sbiire 5u. Che iie bieielbe aber
errei9te, rief er Tie nod eirnal 5us
rid unb iaste in ieltiam feierli6em
Zone:
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@efabren uuo boiler 8os6eit; aber
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pelfes Dor linn auf Die &uiee geiurs
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nodmaligen .@ute Nahtl"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

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Naft lagerten ii6 iiber bas Simmer;
aber Der Sfarrer bemerfte Sas auea
nift. Sic alte @anbrbr fiinbigte
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2ddeln perfldrte fem to~btenblaiies
Intlis.
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aQein in bieier 8elt suriidblieb, Inn
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Ilbert Sreoor itarb. itanb es iofprt
bel mir felt, ba8 fein anbcrer als
ih iein &a6fol9er iperben ciirie, uto
ib peroe inter feinen llmitSircn Gin
Sorboben duf9eben, Dns ausaufiibren
tb mir 9ei6porcn babe. SD bin S0r
be5nblter 2iener, il bin a6cr dtid1
Sbr 9errl" llnb ieine Gueen ~iunfel.
ten milo. sd bin i6r Serr, - Sic
lpI''en oas rno id ertparte SIRE
antiport altf meinen antrag!"
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Iu6 Der Heidite nintnt nidts
NIT binilber, mas inn nidt oe65rt,
als Die 9ltten 8erfe. Mue Neihthiis
mer nusen linn 10 tpcnig, ais elm
Strobbnlm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Is 3 g.

Ser grief trus BEN Yoititempel
2onoon unb entbielr Die alidbrli6 an>
fommcnbe Summe gum Hnterbdlt
Mlice's.
Ser Ifarrer offnete Den grief, ios
balD 8retden iid pieber entfernt
bate. Spei eneGii6e 8anfnoten fiee
len 'ibm in Die Sdnbe, unter bieien
ober lag elm bei9riebenes 9latt
Sapter.
Ser alte Wann erihraf. als er bds
glatt bemerfte, unb 8eiorsnib prd9te
,td auf ieincm Intlib aus.
Gin 8ricfl" murmelte er. Ser
erite Brief. Den i6 bon Ilice's sebeis
mem 8ei6iiber erbnltel @nS fam er
mir 5u Iasen baben? geabii6ti9t er,
mir Ilice tpe95unebmen? Coll bas
9untel, ipelhes nier5ebn Sabre lang
ilber ibrer Serfunft idipebte, enbli6
eetldrt perben?"
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