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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
BIC LUMBER COMPANY
To ENTER CITY TRADE
Concern With S1,000,000
Capital to Exploit Tract
in the North

A new factor will enter the lumber
trade Of San Francisco before long. A
corporation with paid-up capital of
81. oOO.O 600 has been launched TO cut
into the business Of the city. The new
competitor is the Northern California
Lumber Company, which has taken
over the holdings and options of the
Associated Lumber Company of Shasta
County.
The new company starts off with
three sawmills and 1880 acres of
sugar pine. white pine and fir timber
Besides this, il has an option on some
20. 900 acres adjacent TO its present
holdings. II also has a deal on with
some southern Oregon people for the
purchase of 500. O.0O0.0 900 feet Of lumber.
a circumstance of much Importance
TO the San Francisco builder is the fact
that the lumber mills of the new con-
cern are located at Dunsmuir and Hits,
in this State. which means quick
transportation to the city. With this
large amount of lumber close at hand
and an increased mill capacity much
win result toward relieving the situa-
tion in the city.
Don c. McCord. the secretary Of the
company, who was formerly associated
with the Humboldt Savings Bank and
who at the present time is interested
in several enterprises in the city. said
yesterday:
The officers are leaving this evening
for the north. where they will lay plans
for increasing the capacity of the mills.
We have 450, 900, 600 feet of lumber in
sight, which we are going to clear as
soon as possible The company has
81, 100000 in paid-up capital, and we
are going to use as much of this is
will be necessary to place the full
capacity of the mills on the market at
once.
This is only the beginning Of the
workings of the company. We have
several options that are under con-
sideration and which we will undoubt-
edly close"
The officers OF the company are:
President, NJ. A. Leach, former manager
Of the La Moine Lumber and Trading
Company; vice president, ]. E. Manlove
Of Sacramento; secretary, Don c. Nc
Cord; treasurer. r. NJ Saeltzer of Red
ding.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
FLORIST is ACCUSED OF
FLOURISHING REVOLVER

A commotion occurred in the florist
store Of August Corbi at 25l7 Mission
street on Friday afternoon, when Hazel
Rutherford. a 15-year-old girl, ac-
cused A Pazetti, an employe of the
place, of attempting TO assault her.
NJ Franklin. who resides next door.
rushed in during the excitement, and
Corbi drew a revolver on him, so
Franklin said later. When the case
was called in the Police Court yes
terday Franklin refused to testify
against the florist. The detectives an
nounced that Pazetti had escaped and
could not be found.
The girl told the police that she
went to the store to buy some flowers
for her brother. She said she lived
in Berkeley. but later she stated that
she resided at 451 Hoffman avenue. this
city. The police are holding her until
her relatives are heard from. 1t is
said the girl is half-witted.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
oRoNHYArEkHA MEMORIAL

]. p Murphy. high chief ranger OF
the Independent Order of Foresters. has
named Sunday. April {, as the day upon
which all the courts Of the California
jurisdiction will hold services in mem
CRY of the late DIR. Oronhyatekha, who
for twenty-five years was the supreme
chief ranger of the order. In this city
nineteen courts will assemble on the
evening of April in Plymouth Church
In Post street. between Webster and
Buchanan. to honor the memory of the
departed chief. Rev. I. c. Meserve, the
pastor. viii deliver an address in me-
moriam
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
POLICE ARREST FIVE
SLOT MACHINE OWNERS
Prizes Were Paid by Devices in
Cash, in Violation of the
State Law

Detectives George Graham and T.
P. Riordan played the nickel-in- the
slot game yesterday without a chance
to lose. In fact they won FIVE entire
outfits and took their owners in tow
to boot because of a violation Of sec
ton $50 of the Penal Code. which pro-
vides that games of that sort shall
not pay in cash. The detectives found
nickels to be the prizes in machines
operated by II. g. Buck at 2557 Mis-
sion street. George Fisher at 1927
Howard street, J. J. Smiley at SIC Ellis,
NJ +. Bulger at 2391 Mission street and
s. Santiago at 2306 Mission street.
The prisoners promptly furnished s25
cash bail and were released after
having been booked at the Central
police station.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

The best efforts Of the people Of san
Francisco and the state are being eA-
erted 10 induce Governor Gillett 70
sign the blll appropriating sl"V"'guV
for the Pacific Ocean Exposition
nanciaI, industrial and trade oTsasli-
zations are pointing out The great 80
fit to come 10 the state through the
great WORLDS fair ia 1913. Among the
hundreds Of letters and kilograms sent
10 the Executive are the following
MARCH Is. 1907.
Hon. j. \. Gillett. Governor lof can
fornfa. The financial institutions OF
San Francisco are greatly interested n
the project Of holding a Worlds FAR
IN san Francisco in 1913 II Is be-
lieyed that such international expo
sfrion would be Of vast benebt 10 me
State in many ways. We respectlo Wy a..l
urge that YOU approve the Paclnc
ocean Exposition bin as passed by the
Legislature, believing that the indorse-
inent Of the state at this time and such
announcement 10 the world would have
e good effect. The present is the most
oppOrtune time TO launch this enter
prise.
The Croker National Bank OF San
Francisco. by ". Gregg Jr, cashier
Onion Trust Company OF san Fran
cisco. Charles J. Deering. cashier.
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank
OF san Francisco. T. L. Lipman, vice
president
The Anglo-Calffornian Bank, T. E
Beck. assistant cashier.
The Canadian Bank Of Commerce A
Kaine, manager.
The American National Bank OF san
Francisco. p. E. Bowles, president
The Bank OF California, F. 3. Ander-
son, vice president
Mercantile Trust Company Of San
4 rancisco, \. D. Rideout, president
California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company. J. Dalziel Brown. vice presi-
dent
international Banking Corporation
z. r. Sager. acting manager
San Francisco National Bank, 7. w.
Wolf, cashier.
Italian-Ameriean Bank, A Sbarboro.
president
The Bank OF British North America.
J. o. Welsh, agent.
PLEA OF UNITED RAILROADS
Honorable J. \. GiIlett, Governor. OF
California: Our interests strongly in
dOrse Pacific Ocean Exposition and
urge upon you importance Of afording
State recognition Of the undertaking at
this time. Sincerely hope you viii ap-
prove bill now before you.
THORNWELL MCLLALLY.
Assistant 10 the President United Rail-
roads OF San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
PROMOTER Is ACCUSED OF
MISAPPROPRIATING STOCK
Carlo Erbetti of Marconi Wireless
Telegraph Company Arrested on
Complaint of Los Angeleno

Carlo Erbetti. an official Of the Mar
conf wireless Telegraph Company,
which operated in this city before the
fire, was arrested yesterday on a war
rant sworn TO by Joseph Doglia.
a wealthy Los Angeles resident. The
latter AYERS that Erbetti misappro-
priated certain shares of stock OF the
telegraph concern.
The accused will probably be held
tin the Los Angeles police take some
action. Advices from the south last
night intimated that the dispute was
a matter which the courts would prob
ably be tailed upon TO decide.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
MARTINEZ, March IS, 1907

Martinez, March is, 1907.
Hon. J. y. Gillett: We believe the
Pacific Ocean Exposition would be OF
great benefit 20 California We and
our people generally favor the bill ap-
propriating money therefor, and we re-
quest your favorable consideration
thereof and urge you to sign in the
interests Of California
Signed by thirty men OF Martinez.
banks. attorneys. merchants, city and
county officials.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17


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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
SAX FRANCESCA. March Is. 1907.

o[a-N 1tf1-NNlE9-IF -AoINII 10 4"V''
Hon. J. y. Gillett, Governor of Cali
fornia. Sacramento, Cal: In eonversa-
ton in Chicago two weeks ago with ID.
H. Burnham regarding Pacific Ocean
Exposition and its financial benefit as
regards the State OF California. Mr.
Burnham. after summing up all pre-
viOus worlds fairs and the Chicago
fair in particular, was strongly of the
opinion that such an enterprise would
greatly benefit US, and expressed him
self IS willing 10 correspond on the
subject He further stipulated that
preliminary work would require much
greater length Of time than was gem
orally believed and urged US to imme-
diately get State recognition. / hope
you win approve the bill
WILLIS POLK
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
BANKS INDORsE BILL

San Francisco, March Is.
Hon. :. \. Gillett, Governor Of CALI
fornia. The Associated Savings Banks
OF san Francisco heartily indorse the
Oceanic Exposition bill, believing that
il would do much 10 restore confidence
IN this city and the State in general:
Hibernia Savings & Loan Society,
German Savings q Loan Society, San
Francisco Savings Union. Mutual Saw
ings Bank. Savings & Loan Society,
Security Savings Bank, French Savings
Bank. Humboldt Savings Bank, Colum-
bus Savings & Loan Society. Mechan-
les Savings Bank. Scandinavian Ameri-
can Savings Bank.
r. N TORIN,
President.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
coLrsA couNTY IN LINE

COLUSA, March Is. 1907.
J. y. Gillett, Sacramento. This cham
Der, representing 200 citizens scattered
throughout the entire country, respect
fully urges you to sign the Pacific
Ocean Exposition bill.
COLUSA COUNTY CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
JOHN n. HARTOG. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
EASTER GLOVE Sal

BURIED UNDER LUMBER-Hapa. March 1s-
Two Greeks were severely injured. probably
fatally, by a slide OF lumber from dstcar to-
day The stakes gave way while the men were
unloading the car and the victims buried
beneath the timbe-s.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
sBARBORO SENDS MESSAGE

SAN FRANCISCO, March Is, 1907.
Hon. J. n. Gillett. Governor Of Cali
fornia: The bankers Of San Francisco
are in favor Of the Worlds Exposition.
II will create confidence throughout the
world, distribute large amounts OF
money TO the people OF California and
please all the people OF California,
from San Diego to Eureka. ! hope
you will approve this important meas
ure A SBARBORO,
President Italian-American Bank.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

CASHIER STEALS sIsO,Ooo-Berlin. March
16.-Cashier Speyer Of the Mueller Industrial
Bank OF this city has disappeared leaving
shortage OF $4,000 The sank successfully
met run which followed the news OF the de-
falcation.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
FOREIGN TRADE OFF PERSIA

The Independence Beige publishes
statistics, apparently derived from the
Belgian officials in charge of the Per
sian customs, relating to the trade
of Persia from March, 1905, to March.
1906. According to these statistics,
the trade Of Persia with Russia during
the year in question amounted to 391.-
$40, $40 krans (s3S. 1877, $500, Great Brit
ain being second with trade amount
ing to l4S,417, ,254 krans ($14, ,436),
and Turkey third with trade of the
value of 5s,1sO.163 krans ($5,662,6 $3.50.
Next in order of Importance are
France, Austria Hungary, Afghanistan
and Germany, the trade of the last
with Persia being OF the value of
7,167,2S9 krans (S697,5S6).
WoMANS CLUB TO MEET-oakland. March
l6-The Woman's Civic Club VIII meet Mond>
afternoon al 3 o'clock at Pythan Hall. Mls
Mary Tyrrell viii read a paper on Tree
Planting
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
ManyL Men Ask
GiIIett to Sign Bill
Declare Pacific Ocean Exposition in 1913
Would Greatly Benefit Entire State

much TO Southern California and you
viii make no mistake by signing II.
SENATOR LEROY A. WRIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO. March Is, 1897.
To the Honorable J. y. Gillett, Gov
ernor Of California. Sacramento. cal:
Believe il urgently imperative that the
State should lend official sanction >
Pacific Ocean Exposition at this time.
Sincerely bespeak your favorable action
on bill. WELLMAN. PECK & co.
SAN FRANCISCO. March Is. 1901
To the Honorable J. \. Gillett. Gov
ernor OF California. Sacramento, Cal:
Desire TO impress upon you strongly
our belief that the Pacific Ocean Ex-
position viii mean much TO California
as a whole and that you should give
the undertaking official recognition by
approving the bill now before yoa.
State aid should not be postponed.
TILLMANN & BENDEL.
SAN FRANCISCO. March is, 1907.
To Governor Giilett Sacramento:
The exposition bin completes the re-
turn OF vigorous argonautism.
DIR. J. WILSON SHIELS.
March IS. 1907
Hon. J. n. Gillett, Governor Of Cali
fornia, Sacramento, Cal: The last
speech of President Mckinley eat Buff
falo. "Expositions are the timekeepers
Of progress should place California in
line for 1913 J. A YEkINGTON.
March Is, 1907.
Hon. J. N Gillett. Governor Of Cali
fonia, Sacramento, CAL Nevada County
VIII approve If you sign Pacific Ocean
Exposition bin.
H ". WAGGONER,
State Debris Commissioner.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
BIG MORTGAGE ExEcurED.-Msrtine.

March lc.-The Great Western Power company.
Contra Costa corporation with Offices a.
Richmond, has given the New York Central
Trust Company and John X. Wallace trust
deed and mortgage of al its property as Sc
curity for S25 000. 600 and interest ihis snn,
represents 5000 bonds OF $1,000 each apd ~
terest at The rate OF per cent and payabie
seniannualy. The bonds 10 run for
period Of forty years.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

compelled hundreds Of persons TO va
cate their homes ands paralyzed many
concerns.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
March IL 1907


Hon. J. n. Gillett, Governor Of Cali
fornia. Sacramento. Cal; The people
OF Mono County are requesting me to
respectfully urge you to sign Pacific
Ocean Exposition bill
r. T PIERCE
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

London uses $4,000 tons of sugar an
nually for jam making.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

SAN FRANCISCO, March IS. 1907.
Hon. J. n. Gillett. Governor OF Cali
fornia, Sacramento, Cal; People from
my district anxious that you should
sign million-dollar appropriation San
Francisco Exposition bin. This means
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
March l6, 1907.

INWEF
Hon J. \. Gnlett. Governor of Cali
fornfa. Sacramento. Cal: The bar wants
exposition. bill One of them
WILLIAM THOMAS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
PILES
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much TO Southern California and you
VIII make no mistake by signing II.
SENATOR LEROY A. WRIGHT
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
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President
REQUEST OF MARTINEZ MEN

". F. PALMER. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17

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f-+A4N j tt-1.-NArAknN-Nf -fAsiANAA @'f -t'f-
To Governor Giilett, Sacramento,
The exposition bin completes the re-
turn OF vigorous argonautism.
DR.. J. WILSON SHELLS.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-01
COLORADO SPRINGS
-! Mrs. Allie Whitaker Agent, $40

noon. Arrangements were completed
for their literary entertainment to be
given in Payne chapel Tuesday even
ing, March 2.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-01
LINCOLN.

uoso,
Our hearts have worshiped e'er
Whose praises sires and grandsires
sing,
With hearts of love sincere.
Almost century has passed
Since first thou saw the light,
And still nation mourns thy loss,
And celebrates thy might.
OF truth mighty man vert thou,
Alike in word and deed,
Who with one stroke of iron pen
Four million bondmen freed.
Nay more, thou didst the nation free
From slavery's curse and crime,
Till DER our land from end to end
Did bells OF freedom chime.
The humblest slave dared lift his
head
For life and liberty
Were now the right of the oppressed
BY thy benign decree!
The Union held by thee so dear,
Is a reality,
And stands one grand united whole,
A monument to thee.
But hadst thou faltered in thy task,
How changed might history read,
And still might clank the chain OF
slaves.
The victom of mems greed.
Thank God for thy great life OF love,
And service for thy state,
Thy name throughout the oceans
bounds
With pride we celebrate.
Great men shall come and great men
In the worlds march, and yet
Thy name, oh noble patriot,
We never shall forget!
Katherine d. Tillman in Colorado
Springs Gazette.
Sunday is ladies' day at the Forum.
Rev. Ford of Denver lectured at st.
Johns Baptist church last night. A
large crowd listened to the splendid
orator.
The w. c. T. U. met at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. L. Davis, on South Ne
vada, and was entertained by Mrs.
Perine OF New York City. Mrs. Per-
inc, after an extended visit in our lit
tie city, has decided to make this her
home and connected herself with
Payne chapel last Sunday.
The Parsonage Club met with Mrs.
Curtis on South Weber Friday after
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-01


for their literary entertainment to be
given in Payne chapel Tuesday even
ing, March 2.
Mr.. John Lawson, chef on Superin-
tendent Parks private car OF the San
ia Fe, was in the city Tuesday, the
guest of his sister, Mrs. A. L. Whit
taker.
Prof. ]. H. Jackson is on the sick
list.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
met with Mrs. G. Irving Friday after
noon. At the social hour dainty
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Johnson and Mr.. Wm. Phillips
left for their home near Eastonville.
| Colo, Monday, after a weeks visit in
the city.
Mr. S. R. Kennedy died at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Lyles on South Nevada
street last Thursday night at 9:45
o'clock of consumption. He leaves
wife and daughter who accompanied
the body to their home in Kansas
City, Kan, for burial.
Mrs. A. l.. Whitaker, the agent for
this paper. has moved to $40 East
Huerfano street.
The series Of Silver Teas given by
the clubs Of the city at the homes Of
their members are very successful.
The Topaz Cluster Club met with
Mrs. Brookins last Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Pennington is entertain
ing the Ida Joyce Jackson Club today.
A dainty lunch will be served from
until 6 o'clock, at which the public is
invited.
Resolved the the negros conduct
creates more prejudice against him
than his color, is the subject for de-
bate at the literary entertainment
given by the Parsonage Club, Tuesday
evening, March 1ith.
Mrs. Jerry Stone and Mrs. Ed Wes-
ten of Manitou spent the day in the
| city Tuesday.
The smart affairs at present are the
series Of dinner parties given by Mrs.
Sarah Pennington in her home on
South Wahsatch. She has made some
Improvements Of late to the already
beautiful cottage.
The musical given at the residence
of Mrs. II. D. Earl by the Twentieth
Century Reading Club was quite
success in every way, socially and
artistically.
10 triv
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-01

Mr.. John Lawson, chef on Superin-
tendent Parks private car of the San
ia Fe, was in the city Tuesday, the
guest of his sister, Mrs. A. l.. Whit
taker.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-01

DR.. Wilcox will lecture on his trip
through Jerusalem at Payne chapel
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-01

The musical given at the resid
Of Mrs. II. ID. Earl by the Twen
Century Reading Club was qui
success in every way, socially
artistically.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-03-01

Resolved. the the negro's conduct
creates more prejudice against hin
than his color, is the subject for de
bate at the literary entertainment
given by the Parsonage Club, Tuesda!
evening, March 14th.