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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
TOMAHAWK IS NOT
THROWN AT HICKEY
Democratic Chairman Still With
His Scalp and Hatchet Is !
Buried by Pepper
Iroquois Braves Do Not Adopt
Resolution and Threatened
Disruption Is Dropped

Tom Hickeys scalp does not hang at
the belt of Max Pepper, the Iroquois
brave. 1t is still secure on the top
of his Napoleonic head, and will stay
there. The bourbon Indians are not
going to take it.
There was blood in the eye of Max
Pepper when the Iroquois club met
last night. In his breast pocket he
carried the tomahawk sharpened for
Hickey. in the form of letter charg-
ing Hickey, as chairman of the demo-
cratic county committee. with remiss-
ness in the discharge of his duties
But the tomahawk was not thrown
the letter was not read to the assem-
bIed braves Tommy Walsh. an In
dian of pacific temper. cornered the
belligerent Pepper and poured into his
ear 'steen reasons why Hickey should
be let alone.
Hickey has not put himself forward
in this campaign, because he is not
hoggish." explained Walsh. HE wants
to see some of the other fellows given
a chance. He doesn't want to make all
the speeches, but he is with us heart
and SOUL"
There was much more to the same
purpose and Max Pepper relented. He
doffed his war paint, buried the
hatchet and declared himself very well
satisfied with the results which his
agitation had already shown.
Il have changed my mind Pepper
said in effect to the assembled braves.
Il am told that Hickey has responded
with alacrity to an invitation to speak
in the fortieth district and that he is
going to take part in all the meetings
from now on, especially in his own
district. So / will not present the reso-
luton which / had prepared.
Our action has done no harm. Our
chairman will do their work hereafter.
l am glad to know that we have had
such prompt response to our notice
of their dereliction."
So Hickey escaped the fate of Raker.
whom the Iroquois braves have re-
quested to resign from the chairman
ship of the state central committee.
Coincident with this peaceful dispo-
sition of the matter came a letter
from C. B. Androus, chairman of the
democratic county committee of Yuba
county. Androus told the Iroquois
club that he didn't approve of their
steps to take Raker's scalp. Work
in harmony he advised: don't change
horses in the middle OF the stream.
Keep this thing quiet; the fight is al
ready lost or won"
1t was announced last night that the
club had contributed 5000 to the funds
of the state committee. e. r. Zion
presided at the meeting in the alb
sence OF President Thomas E. Hayden
who is on the stump.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
California Promotion Committee
pRouorroN0TSSe r. sef 90 81 prometInr rom aarane.

''PRONOTION-TEe act of promofiag. advance
ment; encoura cement Century Dictionary
TIE California Promotion committee has for
It's object the PROMOTING OF Callfornla as
whole. Ii has nothing to sell. Its energies are
ADVANCEMENT of califnrnia as their object
II gives reliable information every subject
gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the estahlIshmeor
OF new industries aud invites deslrabls lmmiera-
tion- II Il not an Employment Agency. although
IL presents the opportunities and needs ia All
fields Of business and professional activity. This
committee is supported by popular subscription
Affiliated with the committee are 100 CONNER,
cial organizations OF the state. with a member
ship Of over $4,000. Meetings are held semian-
nuaily In different parts Of California, where
matters OF state interest discussed Head
quarters OF the Committee are maintained In
San Franeitco in California building Cnisn
square CORRESPONDENTS INVITED
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
HEARST LOSES HELPER
M. S. Holt Resigns From Com,
mittee and Scores Editor
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-M. S. Holt,
member of the natfona1 executive COM
mittee Of the independence league, has
resigned. In his letter of resignation
he says:
Hearst has practically deserted His
gen, thrown off the mask ana Concen-
trated his efforts in behalf of Taft ana
against Bryan, whom he supported III
two former campaigns, and only
through revenge now assails him be-
cause he refused to nominate Hearst
for the presidency in 1904
Holt says that 'it was by the often
repeated assurances so glowingly pic
cepted q position on the national ex- :
ecutive committee" but that at the
Chicago convention he 1ound that 'in
the main the delegates were not of the
self sacrificingy patriotic, intellectual
class that the Hearst papers described
them to be, but majority of them
were of the bowling heeler variety.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
SANBORN, VAIL & CO.

Our Picture and Frame Departments full of
novelties. things and good things which
selling at wholesale and retail. The same is true
of the Artist Material Department Come and us
II you want to money and see lots of things not
exhibited elsewhere.
We are sole agents for the Shaw-Walker filing
cabinets, card systems and oosc-eaf devices. They
the best most convenient and most economical
ONCE necessities made.
!. Ours is the best lighted and best equipped sta
every description Wedding Invitations and visiting
suit cases and trunks in greatest variety and at the
lowest prices. Wholesale and retail Visitors al
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
rAFr cLrH oRcANIzEp

The Taft and Sherman club of the
thirty second district was organized
last night at Humans hall, Twenty
first and York streets. The club will
hold its next meeting Monday. October
26, at Maennerbund hall, Twenty fourth
street and Potrero avenue. The follow
ing temporary officers have been chosen:
Henry NJ. Kelly. president; James Nc
Queeney. vice president; John Reilly.
secretary; p. J. Mahoney, treasurer;
John MCGEE, sergeant at arms.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
DENVER WELCOMES
W.C.T.U. DELEGATES
Governor Buchtel and Mayor
Speer Greet Temperance
Workers at Convention

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 23.-After two
woman's Christian temperance union,
which. began its thirty fifth annual
convehtion at the Auditorium today,
devoted an evening session to listening
to addresses of welcome from Governor
Henry A. Buchtel, Mayor Robert w.
Speer and others of this state and city,
and to responses by presidents of sew
eral branches Of the organization.
One of the unexpected happenings OF
the day was the resignation of Mrs.
Susanna NJ. ID. Fry of Evanston. ILL.,, as
corresponding Secretary. Mrs. Fry ten
dered her resignation with her annual
report at the afternoon session.
The treasurers report showed total
s66.997. This leaves a balance on hand
of sS,597 as compared with a balance OF
$5,0S4 a year ago.
Much interest was evoked by ad-
dresses made by Mrs. Helen d. Har-
ford, Oregon; Mrs. Harriet d. Hail.
Illinois; Mrs. Nellie G.. Burger, Mis-
souri,, and Mrs Mamie Webb Curtis
Texas.
These organizers of the union told
of the successes they had met with
during the year in the way of increas-
ing the membership.
During the day messages of greet
ing were sent to Lady Carlisle and
Lady Henry Somerset of England, ia
Miss Strout, resident missionary In
Japan. and Miss Bowen, resident mis-
sionary in South America, and also to
a number of prominent workers in the
temperance cause in the United States
The election of officers will take
place next Tuesday. There is a va
cancy in the office of treasurer. owing
to the death of Mrs. Harriet w. Brand
Mrs. E. p. Hutchinson of Kansas anc
Mrs. Minnie Horning of Evanston, Ill.
are candidates for this office.
Invitations for. next years conven-
ton have been extended by Milwaukee
Indianapolis, Omaha, Baltimore anC
Seattle. but the preponderance of senti-
ment among the delegates apparently
favors Milwaukee.
The unions association of editorial
workers today elected officers as fol.
lows:
President. Mrs. Jennie M. Kemp
Evanston, ILL.,; vice president. Mrs. M
M. Clafiin, Nebraska; secretary, Mrs
Margaret Munns, Seattle; treasurer
Miss Rebecca Il. Miller. Ashton, Ind
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
CoNDEMN CANNON

PEORIA. ILL.,. Oct. 23.- Speaker Can
non was specially condemned in a
clause of the resolutions passed at the
final session OF the Illinois federation
of labor The clause met opposition,
but was finally passed. The politician
in labor affairs was killed when the
convention amended its constitution to
shut out the delegate who has forced
his way. into conventions to the detri-.
ulent Of union Tabor
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
BRANDENBuRG GIVES BOND, /,

Brandenburg. who was arrested here
yesterday in connection with the
Cleveland letter sold to the New York
Times, was released today on $500
bond, signed by an attorney, and it Is
said he will go to New York, Bran
denburg stoutly maintains his inno-
cence and calls himself the Dreyfus of
the campaign of 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
LABOR MEN BAR POLITICIANS

PEORIA, ILL.,. Oct. 25.-After a stormy
session the state federation of labor
here today adopted an amendment to
it's constitution barring politicians and
political tricksters and ward heelers
from membership.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
STONE OFFERs EXCUSES

was receiving teller at that time. but
had no money whatever in my charge.
and the books were in the care of
Tomalty. Ii is a mystery to me how
the deal was accomplished"
The only statement given out by the
district attorneys Office was made by
Assistant District Attorney Robert
Harrison, who remarked in response
to the question as to how strong the
evidence involved Tomalty in the al
legged conspiracy: Z,
The district attorneys Office is not
in the habit of arresting men unless
there is strong reason for doing so. /
am not prepared to make public my
opinion as to Tomaltys ipnocence or
guilt
He however joined with Attorney
Steinhart and Harry McKannay the
mayors secretary. in the statement
that Bantel was in no way involved
in the shortage.
It was reported last night that Detec-
tives Goff and McQuaid were looking
for Fred Winters. but after a night at
the theater Winters returned to his
home and reported that he could be
found there if needed. He denied any
knowledge of any shortage in the
treasurer's office during the time he
was employed there.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
SUGAR GOES UP

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-All grades of
sugar were advanced 10 cents a
hundred pounds today.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
only one seBromo ouinine,,

That Is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look for the
signature of f. ". Grove. Used the world over
70 Cure Cold in One Day. &c.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
Do You Want ss.oat

Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page Is.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24

cALL WANT ADS BRINe REsuLTs
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-24
THOUGHT ToMALrY HONEST

David David made the following
statement.
Iomalty's arrest comes as a great
surprise to me- ] always thought he
was a very honest man. NV theory
is that the defalcation took place dur
ing Bantels first administration. dur
ing the transactions between McDou-
gald and Smith. I base my opinion
on the fact that the Office was con-
ducted- very recklessly. As far as T
am concerned. the money was removed
from the vaults Of the city hall to the
Western National bank with the ex-
ccption OF $4,000 600, which was placed
in the United States mint. The super
intending Of the removal was in the
hands OF ed OConnor, who. was then
chief deputy. All OF the employees as
siste din the removal of the coin. 1
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
MASONIC

MAgONIC
WINNEMCCCA LODGE, No
10, +. and A.M.-stated com.
m~unications will be held !, IA
their hall in the Silver State AZ
block until further notice at 7:sc
m. ON the first Saturday evening !
each month. Al Master N,.os.
good standing are cordially invitel !.
attend. c. L. TOBIN. "
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07

the vote on the question OF establish
ing a county hlgn school was praeti'
eaily unanimous.
This result must be very gratifying
to ali citizens who have the question o.
education at heart, and shows that the
voters, III their partisan excitement,
liz not lose sight OF the best interests
of the rising generation.
Details or location, building, eurrl-
eulum, etc, viii no doubt be satisfae-
toriIy arranged IN due time by the
proper authorities.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
III NATIONAL ELECaIoN

MIR. TAFT has been elected president
of the United States by an overwneim
ing majority. The result very nearly
fulnlls the prophecy made by the Silver
State News Immediately after Mr..
Bryan's nomination, that "the only
doubt about the election was as to the
number OF state OF the sold south
Mr.. TAFT would be able TO carry
Mr.. Bryan succeeded in carrying his
own state OF Nebraska ana perhaps
Nevada. On the other hand, Mr.. TAFT
has probably earriel the south "A
states of Maryland and Missouri.
The Republican victory Was 30
sweeping that it is improbable raa.
MIR. Bryan viii ever again be an aspir-
ant for his party 5 nomination tor me
presidency. Indeed it is doubtful il
the ''time-honored Democracy. by
that name, Will ever nominate another
national ticket. Since 1896, wnen the
party went down 10 defeat ON the tree
silver issue, its only principles have
been to oppose everything tne Repuo-
hean party declared fer, and 10 gain
possession OF the offices. AS a matter
OF course, owing to the fact that ali
men 10 not think alike, there Will AZ
ways be at least TWO political parties
IN the country, but history SHOWS that
whenever a party has become thorough
ly dlseredited and deMoraAGsd, it las
effected a reorganization under a dI-
ferent name.
One refreshing incident OF the cam
psisn rs the large IaAIng on in the
soclaIisue vote IN tAe great eeRseEs OF
beer and -anseonGeAE. IL illustrates tAe
fact that many former members OF
that party = resalned their senses
ami have come 10 sAe losle&I eoAe4a-
sion nat tAe a4trulsaee pElHaples q
socialism sAoalQ be reserved 1or sae
next world.
Another sAIutary lesson taught by
the returns Is that there is 10 '.Ia0oE
VOTE and that Tor years Mr.. oom
k ~ A 9Nh@ - -~ANaAANAe&SA
agisatoTs have been meRAolng paoAe
men and Legislators wltR = ssaued
clue. The Issue Mas larry raaSea AMI
met, L the result saows that every
candidate opposed oy tAe Federation
OF Labor WAS elected 0y Increased Ea
JorlnsS The American w-0rAlnsmaA
Is possessed Of TOO much intelligence
ana dlsceTnmsas 10 b A-amogsgea % !
men ike Mr.. Gempers, or 10 rstAAate
against a political party tor falnEg 70 )
rseogAixs his sel1-aSsuMsd Importance.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
BED Cross CHRISTMAS STAMP.

In another eol22a u sAis Issue 2p
pears an Interesting Ssso2Gf o. EAs
oragia u tie RsG Iro@ IAElsEm2s
stamp
IAe idea originated In Denmark,
tAe stamps ess2g Recognised ~ tie
government And tAe pro1ss donated 10
the woEk Of relieving patients sG5es-
iRS frol TIE dread tuberculosis
Under cur existing Laws. II : i@pos
Shls for the United STATES government
- recognize these Stamps hGs there :
10 lxw against placing : Of sAs= On
every letter mailed in addition - tAs
regular postage.
As IN Dsz=ass, the Res proesS6s d.
rived fra2 the sale of these stamps wll
be devoted ey the Bed Cr0ss II the en-
dszvor 10 stamp cat sAs white playa !,
and al Moneys resolved fr0l : esrr2i2
state viii eS ls>s n that state The
stamps NAY BE obtained In any guam
sisy frozn the American National Bel
Cros<. Washington. D. T.
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APPLICATION NO. IlAa
Notice Of Application for Psrz
Appropriate the Public Wssas
she STATE Of NeyS1A

Notice il hereby given tsai
l4tA day Of October, 1875, u So
NEE VITA Section IS, Ca2fsar
Of the Statutes Of 1901, enc WAAAA
Ebeling, Of DsEio, ceunsy ot HAMS
and state Of Nevaea, m2de s?9A
TO the State Eaginesr u Nssaas ii
permissiea { appropriate ne
waters Ct tie State Of NsvadA
appropriation 10 10 hs E1as
spriaSs A. head Of TAo0nzt Irs~ y
points near center Of See Il, fr@ =
y. r. Is Z BY means Of reservoir
two and cne-half eabie feet Per 1<
= 80 be conveyed 10 Polass q - 4
means Of reservoir and tAsrs ss~a =
be stored in reservoir vssn hss So
Irrigation Water 70 be re.ar-a y
sfre2zn, Yea
Date Of srss p~ablieasioa osi II,
Date Of last pabIieasisa, s0s.
signed: PRANK T. NICHOLAS
sssss 1.Sssss.
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Button 4, Leonard 4.
Shaw 3, T~rous6ale 8.
Bonniield 6, Sommers 8.
Hoenstine s.
Quicker 5. Warren 4.
Anderson 4, Wolf 8.
Croker 4, Sheldon 5.
Dunlap 5, Stoker 4.
McDeid 4, wilkinson 5.
state Police Bill-Yes 8.
COUNTY High School-For 8.
National.
Thompson IS, Comins II, Thomas is
Sprague 26, Hudson rs, Miller 2 s..
Gibson s, Williams S, Anderson s.
Flanagan IL, Lutz s, Newlands rs.
Bartlett 80, Critchield 8. Fitzgerald
., Maxson 3.
Brown is, Lorke 6. Talbot 81.
Ahern IA, Deadly 80, Hawkins $.
Codd IA, Hubbard Z, Kettle 81. Smith
I2, Williams 2S.
Meyers Z, Starrett IL, Sullivan 20.
Anker IL, Carpenter SO.
Barton IL, Bradshaw 50. Brandon
50, chafey is, McCafferty "a, Thomp-
son 16.
Cooper 80. Lamb 81.
Button 20, Leonard 81.
Shaw 20, Trousdale 80.
Bonnifeld "a, Sommers II.
Hoenstine 43.
Quicker SO, Warren IA.
Anderson II, Wolf 80.
Croker IL, Sheldon 80.
Dunlap "a, Stoker 2s.
MeDeid 80, Wilkinson 20.
State Police Bill-Yes IL; No. "a.
County High School-For 43.
jackson Greek
Thompson 3, Comins 3, Thomas 8.
Sprague >. Hudson 2, Miller >.
Gibson 4, Williams 4. Anderson 4.
Flanagan 2. Lutz 3, Newiands 4.
Continued on Page 81
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While there Is still ! reasonable
doubt as 70 which presidential ean0l-
date carried Ebe stale OF Nevada, tie
Democrats have elected their eanal.
dates Tor United States senator, con
sress and Surveyor general, though
tAere Is SAL hopes thai the AepaaAcAa
nominee Ter the latter once may WIZ
by = RATION nsrglA
koE justice ~ TIE supreme court ii
loeAs as though Judge Brown, TIE he
p1o4le&R eSAaAG&ss, E2d received a ma
Ioraty eyer hs Ds2oeEAae opponent
IAls result Is 10 9o2bt eoang ter
1y tie tact tAAs Judge browA Is :
Gaa 81 me presence, made : e4eaG. gen
usxaAaAy canvass aAd ~ AS mAs<eEta.
and convincing arguments mS4e = lass-
ins impression upon lis hearers
IN kAs county e4eeGl02, tie RSpaol.
cans Kay DC SAID 20 AAys won s. vlesory
In addition 10 re-e4sSgllg SAsr4G LA2a
HI Sseksr Las been elected lonsseru
commissioner ~ @S0Gs one hundred
majority. However, tie Democratic
candidate Ter sAoEs-sezn commissions
las essa excited ~ 50 aSErew = @ar
gAn, IN al oysrwAe4lanssy px1@r2s.,
county, that IL Is n0s unlikely thar Z
and AIS colleague Oh the beard m2y
As<a TIE Voice ~ TIE peop.e, As sk
pressed az tAe polls, Sn4 IL TIE f4sGr,
vote vita Mr.. Seeker 20 conduct -.
s1Ain of the eoaEsy II sAs Ezanel
Lad down by law.
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Costs less to make than
Peery's.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
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specialist. declares that dandrun II the
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by parasites destroying the vitality In
the hair bulb. The hair hecore ~lffelees.
and. In time. falls out. This can b pre-
vented.
Newbro's Herpicide kills this dandruh
germ. and restores the hair to It's natural
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Herpicide Is now used by thousands OF
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FRATERNAL oRD,,,

I. o. o. T.
HUMBOLDT LODGE, No.
10, I~.o.o.F.-Mectings on IN
the LIST AMI Sd Thurs -
day evenings Of each mcnth :. -.
IN Silver state building. w.. M
brothers in good standing sIS.-!
welcome. "s!s
FRANK RAMDoHR, See. W.
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In HUMBOLDT CO.
BY PRECINCT
Continued from Page -
Adelaide.


Adelaide.
Republican ACKNOWLEDGMENT :
Comlns Z. Thomas :,
Democratic EIeetorS-Sprague IL
Hudson II, Miller II.
Socialist Eleetors-GlbSon :. William:
:, Anderson =
Independence Eleeeors-Miles :
Dean :. A&german :.
L. : Senator-Flanigan 5, Lutz /,
Newlands IS.
Congressmaa-Baruett ?. Critoh-
held 4. Fitzgerald 5. MaNson 5.
supreme Juag-broWn .. Lorke 4,
Talbot L.
Saryeyyor-GeneraI-Ahern s. Deady
,. hawkins :. hubbard :
Long Term RssentS-Codd :. HID
bard o. Kettle iV. smith {. Williams l.
short Term kesenl-Meysrs 4, star
rett 5, sullivan ).
state oenAtor-AnAs 10, Carpenter
-
ASSemoRnen-baEton ;, Bradshaw
IS, 40. CaAAey ). Ao~aAerU
Is, Anon4pson IL
onertu-Gooper ;. Lamb Is.
ASSSsSor-1aSson n, ).
Co0nS GIerA-oa4m .. 1eoASNA4e -
hSCogUvr-Donn.AS4d -. SoAnn4erS .
4rS&S4reF-noensaae IL
District Attosney-DaeAer Is. War
rem :.
Public Adminisgrasor-Anderson ).
Aea Is.
County Surveyor-Croeker IQ. Shell
II.
Long Term CommisSioiner-Donlap
Ia. SSoAer ).
Short Term CommiSsioner-McDeid
,. Wilkinson Is.
Justice OF Peace Gold Run Town
shlpl-Howard :. LAngwlth ~.
Constable lGold Run Township)-l
De - Vega II, johnson IL.
Police bIll-IeS ), No. Il.
County High Sch0al-For 10.
Golconda.
Thompson s.. Comins s.. Thomas
So.
Spras0e IS. Hudson sS. Miller SIS.
~
!" = Ns"s
g 9nA~a > Fi0sef@A9
Is. M2ASOn 81.
Brown IS. LOrke 5. Talbot s..
AAern IS. Deadly IS. Hawkins I.
Soa0 So hubbard l., Kettle IS.
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THE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
The slscoaa rssay@s Indicate tat
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HUMBOLDT CHAPTER NO o
4. A. M.-Meetings held st~A.
their call at 8 p m. on the NJ
oeeend and Fourth Saturday
evenings of each month. An Ca.
Panion Royal Arch Masons in so,,d
standing are cordially invited 70 \
tend. W. A. BROWN n D
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.