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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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DIR. c, W: RICHARDS. dentist. formerly Mutual
Bank bldg. has opened temporary offices at
1869 Fillmore St, corner Bush
DR. w h ARMSTRONG. Delbert block cor
Van Ness ave- and O'Farren St; rms 2o6-20s
HUcK. DR.. h. c.. dentist; formerly 324 Mont
-gomery ave-. now at 522 Devisadero Hayes
DRs sTICKEL TAYLOR. dentists. formerly
lOO4 Market, now at lS06 Geary. nr. Fillmore
DR.. L. A. WALSH, s72 MeAIlister nr. Laguna-
Platinum hllings, soc; crowns, IS; plates, 81
DIR. FREDERIC w HARNDEN. at 1902 Ellis
ST.. corner OF Franklin; tel. Franklin ll5l.
DIR. F. KEMP VAN EE, dentist. formerly 1o2e1h
Market ST., now 504 Devisadero. near Fell.
HILL. DIR. LUDLUM, l448 Market St. now at
432 Webster ST., near Oak; gas given.
DR. W. P. COOL. dentist, $50 EDDY ST.
DR. W A. MEYER of Callaghan building, now
245e Market St. Fillmore-st
DIR. A. V. BROWN. dentist, 1906 Devisadero ST.,
formerly Starr King building.
DR. KNOX. dentist. 1915 Fillmore St; all
work first class; prices low.
DIR. IRA G. LEEK-AIl kinds Of dental work
.ls EIlImo-s St: near Oak:
AUTOMOBILES
GREAT bargains -e-cylinder touring car com
touring car complete with top. $1,000. p
cylinder Pope-Tribune. $3.50; ali Side entrances
500 RFSsrR@oM @ ~ Gas%9siis sfsnSan St Funa00uf
BEFORE purchasing an automobile examine the
% Pgngs Finch Finch touring s car; 2s-s2 HP.: 1o7-inch
sentative. FRANK o. RENSTROM. 424-34
Stanyan st.
wANTED-Touring car: must be in good condi-
s1non lo1 ana 2, not less than lsh p not to exceed
near Gait. Address Box IS. Gait. Cal
THREE more experienced vulcanizers wanted to
T12an Trepair Sasings and tubes at GALE: AUTO
AUTOMOBILES for hire: secondhand machines
for sale; storing repairing specisltY. Phone
Mest osS5. Golden Gate Garage. 17ss Fell st.
RENsTR0M GARAGE. 424-434 Stanyan: phone
Park 4I6. Automobiles bought sold repaired:
supplies; touring cars for hire at all hours
FOR sale-lsos Packard. little used: perfect
condition Pacific Motor Car Co.. 376 Golden
AUTOMOBILE repairing: storage battery charr-
ing repairing I. L. De JoNGH. 446 Fulton
RELIANCE AUTOMOBILE Co. 547 Fulton st.
-.rasln9 .nn rentIng; renairing of all Kinds.
ARCHITECTS
McDouGALL BROS. architects 721 Devisadero
ST, bet Fulton and Grove Phone West 1892.
A-JAPANEsE DESIGNER and building contractor.
=. HlkAMo. lIl0 Pills st
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
DICKSON & BULL CO.. COS Telegraph ave- Oak
land: artihcial limbs: braces and extensions.
ADOPTION
DR.. EMILE FUNKE's maternity villa: infants
aoopteo strictly private. 14l6 Sth ST, Ala
meoa, Cal.
WANTED-To adopt baby girl: a good home
Box 1112 1851 Fillmore st
ANTIQUES
THE WORKSHOP. formerly 524 sutter st. now
1910 Bush st
ANGLE LAMPS
THE best lamps for reading. B0ESCH LAMP
Co. Coast Agents 1135 Mission ST
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02

RIGGERE' and Steved0res' Union
Members, Observation-Disclosures Of
officers THURSDAY, January 3.
1907. at new headquarters. HOWsrd-
~. bulkheao. Polls open from s
n. no. 70 3 p. N. BY order
JOHN II. DOLAN, Rec. and
Cor Sec
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02

Mariners BenevoIentG
Observation-Disclosures are. re-
questec TO attend our regu-
Ter meeting THURSDAY.
January 3. at 7.30 2. m. in
Ferry building. Installation
of officers and other import
ant business.
L. TRAIT
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02

WANTED-For large out-of-town department
store, an assistant superintendent; only prac-
tical men need apply; state age. salary ex-
pected and where last employedi permanent
position, with increasing possibilities. for the
right man. Box 1879. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02

FOREAlEN
FREE FARE.
ROCK FOREMEN.
2 section foremen. r. r. work, SOUTH $40;
FREE FARE
2 rock foremen. R. r. work. .orth. $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-02

DIR. C. W. RICHARDS. dentist. formerly Mutual
Bank bldg. has opened temporary Offices at
1869 FILLMORE st. - corner Bush.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24

The geographer Marcus narrates an
instance Of memory probably unequal
ed. He actually witnessed the feat
and had it attested by four Venetian
mobiles. He met In Padua a young Cor
sican who had 30 powerful a memory
that he could repeat as many as 5000
words read over to him only once.
Marcus, desiring to test this extraor,
binary youth In the presence OF bis
friends, read over to him an almost
Intsrminable LIST Of words strung to
Rether anyhow, in every language and
eome mere gibberish. The audiences
was exhausted before the list. which
had been written down for the SAKE
Of accuracy, was completed. and at th'
end Of It the young COrsican smihngiI
began and repeated the entire list with
out a break and without a mistake
Then TO show his remarkable power b,
went over II backward, then every al
ternate word. first, third and fifth, ans
80 on, until his hearers were thorough
" exhausted and had no hesitation Il
certifying that the memory OF this 10
dlvidual was without a rival In ID
world. ancient or modern.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24

the prophet. A moon beam falls mp
on her and IN her triumph abe canta
'Ah, ] have kissed thy lips Jok-
anaan.'' The King shrieks an order
TO the soldiers who fall upon her and
kill her by crashing her body beneath
their shields The story Is Wierd.
artistic and forceful. and il Il not to
be wondered that the dramatic version
had run Of four weeks in San Fran
ciscn. The original cast, headed BY
wilfred Roger and Elizabeth Stuart.
will be at the auditorium ON Saturday
evening. The incidental music Of
''SalOne" was written By Richard
Strauss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following is q list Of real estate
transfers for Kootenai county as fur.
nisbed by the Panhandle Abstract
company:
Jno o'Brien to George Harding.
lots 3 and 4, blk 20, O'Brien's 3rd
add to Occur d'Alene, $50.
st Maries Land company to A
Meyer, lots }, ?, IL and Il, blk 3
west add to st MAries, s24O.
Same to Joseph Meyer, lots IL and
u, blk 3 west add to st Maries, 81.
Thos Powers to Knut Garris o hi
Of sw or, se 29-49-1 e, 1880.
A J Shanks to II Amell. lots TIA,
blk 3 Shanks- Boyd add to Post Falls,
$50.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24
SUMNER SUGGESTIONS
Valuable Aids for the Summer
Home.

just about this time Of the year.
everyone commences dreading the hot
days to come.
1t seems that society lie at a stand
still-no parties, dances, musicsles,
etc.
Last summer Brown got 20 think.
ing the summer question over
thoroughly. lie could net afford 10
10 to a summer resort, What could
be done 10 make the long summer
days and evenings bearable?
At last he bit upon scheme.
Eilers Piano House sold the Victor
Talking Machine. made IN different
sizes. costing from sl0 10 $500 Hs
vas = little short; but noticed that
/ be did not need TO pay all cash bat
could eBjoy Il while paying foI il.
+ So be ordered one and nice lot Cd
records some old home songs evel
sweet like Annie Laurie. Old Ken
lucky Home. also some comic reeitA
lions and coon songs, thea some Of
S0usa's Band selections. This i
how BroEn solved the summer ques
tion.
You can do thu sane, sc Sill tel
you all aboGt II and ssDd you = cat
aioVue Of machines. also one a fee
ords, showing how many thoasani
pieces you may bear ST home Writ
to EiIers Piano House, Spokane
Wash. and say you read this Plan
and Organ bargains for feN days
! Free catalogues IL y0u Writs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24

A western senator. generally es-
teemed as one Of the ablest lawyers al
the north end of the capitol. enjoys
telling Of an experience OF his early
DAYS at the bar In Chicago. which
showed that be did not then enjoy
the reputation be now holds
81 was retained by an old Irish
woman" says the senator. TO defend
her only boy. charged with house
breaking. shortly after the beginning
OF legal proceedings against the boy
received a message from the old lady
TO meet her on pressing business,
when we met she rushed up 10 me
and IN an excited voice exclaimed.
81 want ye to git a continuance TOT
me by
avery well. madam was my reply
Il VIII do 50 II | can. but II VII .
necessary to present to the court soInt
grounds for = remand. What shall
sayT
sure responded the old lady. y
can fist tel the cOort that ] want
continuance tn can git better laW
yer for TIE bsy.'s-et Louis Republic
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Burton l.. French re
turned TO Moscow this afternoon.
=. D. VIM left for Spokane this
morning.
Buy Q lot for $40 from the Amer.
lean Trust company. See ed.
Edwin Mckee and wife, of Rath.
drum, are In the city today.
See Daggett 4 Mitchell under KEEL
ler's grocery and have your measure
taken for that spring suit.
Miss A. NJ. schreideriann Of Muir.
ray, is visiting with Col. and Mrs.
Budlong.
YOu phone % ''Skidoo" we have a
free messenger and We will do the
rest. Nuf Sed.
j. w. Fisher, general manager Of
the Interstate Telephone company, was
Rathdrum visitor today.
Lime, cement and plaster By the
aack or ton at the Idaho Mercantile
company.
The owners of the MeyeIdale tract
are locating ak and eight people a
day on their land.
7. H. Brewer Of Spokane, president
OF the First National bank Of Occur
d'Alene, Is in the city on business to-
day.
Can Won cave II cents day 20 buy
home; il 90 see Union Trust CON-
p9ny.
II II. II. Hubbard Is improving his
home on Seventh street by putting
on veranda and giving the building
new coat Of paint.
The g. A. R., W. r. c., Sons OF
Veterans and company B Of the l. N.
G. will attend the Memorial day ser.
vices at the Presbyterian church Sun.
day. Rev. Litherland will deliver
the sermon, taking for his text,
They rest From Their LabOrs and
Their Works do Follow" All the
music and services will be in obseIv
ance Of this great day.
Joe Burzinsky and Guide McKee
and two men from Wardner have just
returned from the head of navigation
on the st. Joe river. They wers
eighteen miles above the head of navi
cation trying to get to their home
steads but we're prevented by the high
water. The snow has begun to thav
In the mountains and all the noun
tain streams are impossible. Tit
party is going to try to get into thu
country by way Of WaTdner.
While in Spokane yesterday, Wal
ter r. Baker visited G. B. Dresher
who is temporarily filling the plae'
left vacant by Rem Rice in the $50,
900 club. The members Of the Min
strel sbOw also met last night for re
hearsal and Mr.. Baker states that the,
have their parts polished up to per
lection. There will be a special trail
to carry a Spokane party Of ninet
here and General Manager Paine ha
promised to run them here in an hour
Fifty or sixty Of the Spokane part
have already made arrangements &
have dinner az the Hotel Idaho.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24
CITY IN BRIEF
lCab Phone 1853.

For plumbing, see Dezell.
O. B. Moon was a Spokane visitor
stsrday.
Rsnshaw l. Schmidt, real estate and
surance. Notary public.
Fred Coon returned from Rathdrum
sGerday.
For sale-Twenty foot gasoline
mich, Union Trust company.
Roy Pressnell was a Spokane visitor
sterday.
Mr. and Mrs. DeMerchant, Of Spo-
me arriy ed in the city yesterday
4 are visiting Mrs. DeMerChant's
kber, NJ. D. Wright.
Have you seen the Union Trust
Dmpnay about Meyerdale?
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tinkle, Of Kali
Uell. Mont, are Visiting c. ".
orouis and wife. Mr.. Tinkle and
Orouist are old friends and the
rmer has sold out his business in
alispell and is now looking for
liable business location.
Buy property in Meyerdale %
Dwn IS per month. See Union Trust
pmpany's ad.
The shoe stock for the new shoe
ore on Sherman street arrived yes
rday. Mr.. Peterson has been re-
Hiring and remodeling the building
ID has it ready for business.
Boy a lot for $40 from the Ameri
na Trust company. See ad.
The Modern Woodmen will give a
cial at their hall next Wednesday
eninR. Modern Woodmen, Royal
eighbors and their families are In
ted.
You can't do better than invest in
eyerdale, see ad.
R. d. Corbin has bought ten acre
lot Of the Woodville irrigated land
ID will start the erection Of seven
ON house next week.
Just received one car load OF
aster and two car loads of cement.
INNER Fuel company.
Eugene Mccarthy. of Columbis
bills, Mont, has purchased tracts Ol
oodville irrigated land and will
art to build a hotel on his property
nmediately.
J, Hertzka, father OF Mrs. Clausner
going to Nashville, Tenn. thi
eek. He intends to sell his proper
there and return to Idaho and 10
BITE.
Anyone wanting good rooms viii
nd them at 2l5 Second street.
S. c. Bonner, Of the Occur d'Aler
furniture company, is one of the pro
pective buyers at the Dalton Garden
Dday.
Dine at Hotel Idaho cafe. Bes
ervice in the state AID prices modeE
te. Meal tickets for S5. Specia
. cent dinner every Sunday, $50 t
30.
R. L. Best, who was the fortunat
ne to secure the deed of the lot /
DE Best addition to Occur d'Alen
monday evening, has purchased tu
more lots in the same addition
Johnson's station.
We ara prepared to do the work Il
'he most artistic in painting, deceI
|Ating' artistic paper hanging. interlS
finishing is our speciality. All WoI
guaranteed satisfactory, work is OF
reference. Contract work day or jol
Martin BIOS. care of Wells & Qui
Ian.
The Charitable ball last eveniI
vas one Of the NEST successful dane
Of the season. There we're over
hundred and fifty couples present an
The sponsors for the ball realized
mug sum for the purpose for whie
1t was given. The music was FUR
lshed by the band orcbestEa and -
highly compiimented. Refreshmen
we're served and this too Vas one
The pleasing features Of the bal
Credit is due those Who have works
% hard to make this affair q sOccss
House to rent-Tspth and AApl
hOOss and two lots, four room hon
In good rerairs. for rent OF sal
Inquire Of W. A. Kelly, city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-24

In the anal scene Of ''SalOme, the
sorceress may Be seen - she receives
the bad Of JokAnaAn On the silver
charger. Taking il to her hFsast she
breathss . Sigh of victory and With a
mad passion kisaea the dad lips Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

homes In Virginia for the past decade
has been to locate in the cheap land
belt higher up, but within the recent
few months and the last two years
attention has been more particularly
attracted to tho section of Virginia
east of Petersburg.
No agency has been moro efficient
in bringing the prospectors to this
part of Virginia than this experi-
mental farm Of tho Norfolk and West
f rn Railroad, because it gives the pro-
spcctor even in its unfinished and
purely experimental condition, an OBJ
ject lesson that no can read with his
eyes half-closed, and he naturally rea-
sons to himself: II can do what the
other fellow has DONE" In this way
the Norfolk and Western Experimental
Farm is, as far as its influence goes,
the biggest thing that has boen to this
section of Virginia in forty years.
Now, be it understood, the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company has
not one foot OF land for sale; it is not
in the real estate business; 1t has not
established this farm with a view of
going in tho real estate business. It
simply believes that its line runs
through the best agricultural section
Of the world: q section which, If pro
perly developed. will be gold mine
to the road in tho matter Of increased
freights, the only thing the road has
to sell. TO lead up to that kind of
revenue the company is experimenting.
and in so doing it is doing work for
Virginia that in the end will prove a
! blessing, the value Of which is be-
You'd computation.
FRANK S. wocosoN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
NEW YORK GARAGE
COST 0NE lM|lL|0N
Auto Club of America Has Finest
Building Of It's Kind
On Earth.

NEW YORK, May 11.--Big cities al
ways do things on big scale. and the
automobile men Of Greater New York
have Just added another big achieve
mcnt to tho already remarkable list
of the great metropolis.
Rcrently the Automobile Club of
America, numbering 1000 members
formally opened their new clubhouse,
lat West l'iftyfourth Street, between
Broadway and Eighth Avenue pflicn
cost s1.oO0.ooo.
In It's appointments this building is
to be the best equipped automobile
headquarters in the world. Tho club
rooms arc spacious and deliberately
| fitted UP. AS n garage and repair
shop this $l.o0o,00O structure stands
out most prominently, however,.
The building is eight stories high
of reinforced concrete constructions, ant
Is as near fircproof as is possible tt
make 1t. Huge elevators will carry
the largest automobile ever built tc
the roof, If desired, for Photographic,
purposes. The Top floor is being nttet
lup as u model repair shop. and vii
lcontain the best equipment ingenuit!
can devise.
The GROUND floor will accommodate
!. from nifty to seventy cars. II the,
should all attempt to get into tn
building at the same time On tn
upper storage floors hundreds of auto
mobiles can be stored, carried to thei
designated places by The long row o
elevators,
1t is the intention OF the club to pro
vide service fopl automobiles supo
rlor to that of any IN the world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
CLAIMING THE EARTH.
Selling Goods Everywhere in tn
Wide World.

Selling Goods Everywhere in the
Wide World.
NEW YORK, May 1l.--Within nvo
years New York has doubled its busl-
ness in tho salo OF mining and indus
trial machinery, and Is now the worlds
greatest market for all the principal
types of machinery and tools. Sew
cral of tho larger corporations make
machinery for nll the world, and arc
engaged at tho present time in filling
contracts for Asin, Africa, all the Eu-
lropcan countries Australia. and all
the islands of tho sea wherein agri-
culture or mining is active. Ono of
them, with total OF S5h, 100000 IN
foreign contracts; has Il siO.o00,ooC
contract In the Vale of Cashmere. and
another for $5,000,000 IN Japan. There
Iaro now in foreign lands about 5000
engineers and mechanics ut work Tor
| these corporations, which represent al
most s2,O00,00O.00O OF capital. with
plants in every State in the Union;
100000 stockholders. and 100000 ON
Iployes, One large firm, which en-
Ipoys moro than $4,000 hands and has
Offices in eighteen foreign countries. Is
Epopularly known rs the Niouse of All
Nations" because among it's engineers
ana clerks are fluent speakers of al.
most every language of Importance II
commerce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
thoroughly modern in all It's appoint,

-
Inents
The WILLIAMSON Light and Power
Company has been incorporated a
franchise has been procured and a
contract 1rado with the town for street
lights BY tho terms OF tho CONTACT
the plant must DO installed and In
operation within a year.
The Martin Buggy Company, corr
porution recently organized here, has
completed It's large building. and 1t
will be in operation within few
days. This enterprise begins business
with $4,000 paid in capital. The au-.
thorized capital stock is $4,000. no
one doubts tho success that awaits this
new enterprise, since some Of tho best
business men OF the town are Inter-
ested.
A peanut factory, supported by tho
leading capitalists OF the community,
will be in operation and thoroughly
prepared to handle q large part OF tho
crop of Martin county this season.
Tho average crop Is 100000 bags.
All Indications point to large to-
bacco crop this year. The acreage
will probably be Increased In this
county. Although tho cool weather
delayed the plants somewhat. there
seems to be no scarcity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May IL,
Tho more important Industries estab-
'lished in the Southern States during tho
week ending to-day are shown by the
accompanying list. which is authorized
by Tho Trndesmnn. Tile list is convc-
niently arranged by States and local.
ties. showing the nature of the new
Industry, and in most cases the cap
itnlizntion involved. Among the most
notable of these new concerns are lunl-
Der mills and mining companies IN Ala
bama coal and lumber companies in
Arkansas, oil and fuel company and
cement company In Indian Territory,
mining and lumber companies in Ken
lucky, lumber companies in Louisiana,
cotton harvester company and lumber
companies In Mississippi, mining, land
and lumber companies in Missouri, ma
CHEN shops, lumber companies. etc,
in North Carolina, mining companies In
Oklahoma, cotton picking machine
company In South Carolina, wator
works, steel works. ETC.. in Texas, lum-
Der, coal and coke companies in Vir-
ginia, cement works. development COM
pany and glass factory in West Vir-
ginia
Among others listed are the follow
ing in Virginia:
NOrfOlk-$lO,OR Ice factory, $25,OOO
development company. $4,000 automo-
bile company. $4,000 lumber company.
AleXandria-$50, 900 furniture factory.
tPulaski-$5O,0 900 coal and coke COM
pany,
Roanoke-s2o. 900 manufacturing COM
pany.
>Appomattox-s5,oo 900 telephone. 9 sys-
| ten.
Christiansburg - $4,000 packing
plant.
Richmond-s25.ooo limo works.
In West Virginia:
Charleston = $4,000 development
company, 100000 mining and railway
company, glass factory
| MacD onald--$300,00 cement works.
Marlinton-s10.0O lumber company
/ Shinnston-$lO.O0 900 construction COM
4 pany.
Richwood--$ 81 900 telephone system.
Elm Groye--s50,OOO -four and grist
mill,
Chcster-s15O00o pottery.
Mutoaka--s5O,0 milling company.
Bridgeport-sl2,o0 pottery.
Dola-Nrlning company.
Eugene-$500 600 mining company.
McMechen = $4,000 manufacturing
company.
Fairmont---slo, 1000 oil company.
In Nortl, Carolna:
Ashevlllc--$l0.0O 600 construction com
pany.
plant.
Apex--s2 900 water and power com
IpnnN. ~,
Montreat--s5o.ooo brick ana Gil
works
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

Looking to Underwater.
The tendency. Of people seeking