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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
WINFMEN ENTER
POLITICAL FIELD
California Grape Growers AS
sOciatiOn Will Work for
Favorable Legislation
fright Ruling FOrbidding Use of
Sweet Wines in PrOprie-
tary Medicine

The California grape growers, asso-
oiation has decided 10 enter the noli,i-
'a4 heid for the first time since its or
-eul1atlon, with view Of securing
eslslation favorable 10 the viticultural
interests Of the state. This decision
was reached yesterday at meeting OF
me association. held ia its Offices in the
Italian bank building
me actlon OF the commissioner Of in
ternal revenue forbiddine the use of
sweet wines in the conlpo,lndine of
proprietary medicines was declared un-
Just, IN view Of the fact that the Off
cal did not interfere with the use Of
imported sweet wines for that purpose
The association resolved at yesterdays
meeting 70 appeal TO the president i'm.
mediately in an effort TO have the reg
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

Commodore Sloat, California might not
now be in the union he said. lie
took the initiative here in raising the
flag at Monterey and assuming pos
session of California in the name OF
the United States. He ordered Captain
mouth, then in San Francisco bay, to
raise the, American. flag here two days
after it was raised at Monterey"
Admiral HollydayNvas warmly greeted
when he began his remarks. In part,
he said:
The coming of the fleet to this coast
has taught the country the lesson that
we require both an Atlantic and Pa
cifc fleet. A fleet on the Pacific needs
the facilities to care for it, There are
now two stations. one at Puget sound
and the other al Mare island. | believe
that there should be two first class
navy yards on the Pacific in the high
est state of efficiency before third is
established. 1t seems to me the proper
game for you TO play is to work for
two stations on the Pacific; not for the
San Francisco papers TO deery Bremen
ton or for the northern papers to OBJ
ject to improvements at Mare island
The speaker then considered the
question of locating a yard on San
Francisco bay and told of the work at
Pearl harbor, Hawaii. He closed with
saying: The commercial organizations
ofsthe Pacific by standing up and de-
manding TWO naval establishments, will
get then1.'
James Rolph Jr. spoke of the CO.
operation on the part of the coast com
mercial organizations Homer S. King.
president of the San Francisco clearing
house association, declared that there
was now no danger of an epidemic. and
Captain Brown spoke OF the spirit OF
the meeting of the chamber of COM
merce.
Those present at the luncheon were
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
Roy.L ARCH HIGH JINks

High jinks was the order last night
at a meeting of the Knights of the
Royal Arch, San Francisco lodge No.
2, at 1868 Market street.
Following a short business meeting
addresses were delivered by Grand
Trustee John Hoist. Grand Trustee
Theodore Lundstedt and Past Valiant
Commander j. l.. Herget. A smoker
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
pREcITa PARLoR MASQUERADE

The annual masquerade ball OF Pre-
cita parIor No. 1S7. Native Sons Of
the Golden West. Will be given next
Saturday evening in the Auditorium.
Page and Fillmore streets. The affair
will be under the auspices of the Pre-
cita drump corps. led by William Fl.
James. The proceeds will be devoted to
the fund for the celebration of Admis-
sion day. in 1910. which will be ON
cially observed by the Native Sons in
commemoration Of the rehabilitation oc
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

clear water makes a splendid rinse for
the hair after shampooing. 1t makes
the hair soft and fluffy. and In the case
of dark hair if the sun is allowed to
shine on it after rinsing it gives a
mild auburn tint.
(Ethel Adams box 40, Palo Alto)-Keep
the old papers handy in the kitchen
and when you are peeiing vegetables
or fixing anything that will dirty your
table and when you are through burn
the paper and you will save time by not
having to wash the table.
Corn Pudding.-Take two cups of
grated corn, one pint of sweet milk.
four eggs, salt and pepper. four table
spoonfuls melted butter. mix together
Serve in the pan It is cooked in. This
is a good supper dish,
Millinery Notes
Flower Trimmed Hats-On dress
hats of all sorts flowers are extremely
fashionable this season and they come
in most unusual and artistic colorings.
Huge roses of nearly every shade un-
der heaven and an anomaly in fori-
culture all shades of blue are extreme
ly popular. lovely hat of new
scratch felt which looks a good deal
like the old fashioned beaver is in
stylish shade of reddish purple called
mulberry. The brim is faced with vel
vet of the same warm tint, while the
trimming consists of a high wreath
effect of huge roses and puffs of maline
of lighter tone. Another extremely
smart creation Is of black satin band
ed about the rather high crown with
while a perfectly enormous rose in
shades of yellow and bronze is placed
at the left side of the front. Another
trimming of soft willow ostrich tips
placed rather high on the crown and
beneath them some of the new roses
vet
Chrysanthenums are used greatly
and so are dahlias. double poppies and
chids are very handsome combined with
maidenhair foliage.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
Ace1sED OF, ATTAck on cIRI

Eugene Dover was booked at the
city prison yesterday on charge of
assaulting Agnes Waller, years of
age. living at Maple street. 1t is al
legged that he lured the little girl from
her home Monday to buy candy and
streets.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
DRoppED' FROM gToCks LIST

The bonds and stock Of the Geary
street, Park and. Ocean railroad com
pany, that have been quoted on the
stock and bond exchange ever since the
organization of the company were
dropped from the List. yesterday on ac-
count of inactivity. transaction in
either the bonds or stocks has not been
recorded for years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

When we are wholly absorbed by
feelings of delight or grief, our soul
yields itself to this one object, and we
thoughts lsewhere.-Dante.
:; q = q
Dishes for Children OF School Age
DINNER
Lamb Broth with Tomato and Julienne
Vegetables
Chicken Broth with Rice
Cottage Pie (neck of lamb, bones re-
moved, when meat is tender)
Steamed Shoulder of Lamb
Broiled Beef Steak
Broiled Lamb Chops
Hamburg Steak. Broiled (same thick
ness at edge as in center)
q = . =
About Mushrooms
Until recent years the mushroom has
been a generally neglected article of
diet in the United States.
1t seems pity: that ourscountry peo-
pie should depend on, fried salt pork
for A daily diet when about their doors.
in the fields and on the trees are grow
ing such an abundance of delicious
fungi.
In April and May the morel or NOR
chiia deliciosa appears in the woods,
and none is more palataple or more
safely recognized. 1t is oblong or cane
shaped hollow, when fresh is nearly
white. and Its surface resembles the
soonge Dried morels are sold for food
in India, China and japan.
1t has been stated that mushrooms
were equal to meat in nutritive quail
ties. Scientists have found that to be
a mistake. but they are on a par with
the potato in nitrogenous elements.
They exist everywhere and should be
utilized.
A few fungi are endowed with me-
dicinel properties. Ergot, a most val
uable medicine used to control hemor-
rl,age, is made from the fungi which
grows in rye
AS a guide in the selection of mush-
rooms. Professor Farlow of Harvard
college has given the following rules:
1. Avoid collecting fungi in the but
condition poisonous specimens may be
easily mistaken for edible species.
g. Avoid all fungi which have around
the base of the stalk cup, sacklike.
or scaly envelope
g. Avoid all fungi having a milky
Juice. unless the milk Is reddish.
4. Avoid all fungi in which the cap
is thin in proportion to the gilIs, and
especially If the cap is bright colored.
3. Avoid all tube bearing fungi in
which the flesh changes color when cut
or broken, or where the mouths of the
6. Never eat fungi of any kind in
which the flesh has begun to decay
There are about 90 mushrooms that
anybody may readily recognize if they
viii study them.
Modern HOusekeepers' Exchange
The Least Tfresome Way of scrub
bfrs- a Floor (Mrs. J. w. Christie, 1857
EIGHTEENTH street. San Francisco)--In
scrubbing floors or ia abies use plenty of
warm water and borax, or good steam
ing compound, and bear lightest when
YOU find grease spots. and always scrub
with the grain of the wood. Rinse your
cloth. but leave enough water in it to
take, up what dirt still remains. Do
notetry. to cover too much, surface at
once when scrubbing the floor Thor
ouehly scrub and clean only what is
easily reached. You. will find this
method the least tiresome- Moisten
grease spots with soda and cold water
before scrubbing and they will be
easily removed.
For the Hair (Mrs. f. G. Wigss.
Benicia) The juice of two or three
lemons strained and nut into a howl ~
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

and excellent entertainment followed
the addresses.
The entertainment committee was
made up as follows: John Daley.
chairman; T. III. SpirO, W. w. Larsen
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
ALCAZAR

Ever since the opening night, last
Monday "Salomy Jane has been gath
ering larger audiences at the Alcazar
theater. Evelyn Vaughan's acting is
a genuine display of fine histrionic art
and Bertram Lytell and Will r. Wall
ing share honors with the talented
leading woman. An elaborate produc-
Non of "Strongheart' is being. arranged
for next week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
ORPHEUM

Five new acts viii lead off next
weeks Orpheum bill. Miss Hope Booth,
a clever actress, will present George
NJ. Cohan's comedy The Little Blond
Lady -Valadon. fllusionist; Lewis and
Green, comedians in Engaging the
Cook; McPhee and Hill, aerialists. in
a sketch .'The Clown and the Tired
Man and Black and Jones. eccentric
dancing comedians, are the new comers
This weeks program is proving most
a II ractire..f-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

Grand entertainment for ST. Mary's
college gymnasium this Thursday
night at Dreamland rink, Steiner near
Suffer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
CENTRAL

"A Race Across the Continent the
attraction at the Central this week. is
serving the patrons of meIodrama with
much excitement and many thrills The
action of the piece. includes a trip from
Alaska TO New York, and there is
movement and things dofng2 every
minute. The scenic effects are excel
lent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
VALENCIA

Elaborate preparations are being
made at the Valencia to present His
EXcellency, the Governor" In splendid
style next week, beginning with the
matinee on Sunday. Meantime s"Graus-
tark" is holding the boards and is
playing to large audiences. Robert
Warwick is making a hit in the role
of Lorry, the American, and Miss Ker-
shaw as the queen is nicely suited to
her regal role.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
No you want S5.O0.

Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
NATIONAL

The Nationals bill this week is sus-
tanning the reputation. of the popular
vaudeville playhouse and gaining new
friends. 1t is strong throughout and
every act from-the Salofne dance to the
musical turns is a feature. -
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
Modern Honsekeepers' Exchange

For the Hair (Mrs. f. G. Wiggs,
Renicia) The juice of two or three
lemons strained and put into bowl Of
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

A few fungi are endowed with me-
dicinal properties. Ergot, most val
uable medicine used to control hemor-
rhage, is made. from the fungi which
grows in rye
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

In April and May the morel or NOR
chila deliciosa appears in the woods
and none is more palatable or more
safely recognized. 1t is oblong or cane
shaped. hollow, when fresh is nearly
white, and its surface resembles the
in India, China and japan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
BIG ADVANCE SALE
FOR KOLB AND DILL
Comedians to Begin Engage.
ment at the Princess Next
Monday Night

kolb and Dill will appear at the
Princess theater next Monday night. 1t
viii De their first engagement in this
city since they enjoyed their big east
ern success. The advance sale OF seats
for the opening night and for the first
week has been unusually large, and.
from appearances at the box Office of
the Princess. il looks as though San
Franciscans were to give the two CO.
medians splendid reception Ferris
Hartman, in The Office Boy" closes
a profitable and successful season next
Sunday night.
VAN NESS
Henry Blossoms 5 racing play, Check
next Monday night for weeks en-
gagement. Hans Robert will again ap-
pear in the title role a 4 the support
ing company will consist mainly of
the clever players who presented the
piece for two weeks last season. Dus-
tin Farnum in The Squaw Man con-
tinues strong attraction this week
and will close after the performance
next Sunday night.
AMERICAN
"A knight for a Day is the best
musical comedy produced at the Ameri-
can theater in the last two seasons, and
the efforts of the lively chorus and
Bobby Barry and Elsie Herbert are
making the show a great winner in
Market street. II. H.. Frazee will pre-
sent The Isle OF Spice next Sunday
afternoon.
VALENCIA
Elaborate preparations are being
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

1t has been stated that mushrooms
were equal to meat in nutritive quail
ties. Scientists have found that to be
the potato in heterogeneous elements
they exist everywhere and should be
utilized.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22

clear water makes a splendid rinse for
the hair after shampooing. 1t makes
the hair soft and fluffy. and in the case
of dark hair if the sun is allowed to
shine on it after rinsing it gives a
mild auburn tint
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
About Mushrooms

1t seems a pity that ourscountry peo-
pie should depend on fried salt pork
for a daily diet when about their doors
in the FIELDS and on the trees are grow
ing such an abundance of delicious
fungi.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
HODGE IS COMING
viii Impart Further knowledge to
Nakimans of the Work of
the Association.

Geo. 3. Hodge Of New York viii
be in North Yakima on February
"A, according to latest adyices re-
ceived from state Secretary Wilcox
of tie y. NJ. G. A. Mr. Hodge is the
educational secretary for the inter-
national committee Of the Youn :
Mems Christian association. and ac,s
ID an advisory capacity to all the
educational work III connection with
the vaGious associations throughout
the country.
The purpose OF the local associa-
ton in bringing him 10 North Yaki-
ma at this time is in order to give
an opportunity for further know
edge on the part of the people of this
city regarding the work of the Y. NJ
c. A. The educational work will be
outlined, it, policy explained, its re-
iation to the other work of the as
ISOLATION dealt with and the general
information ut this time will doubt
less prove OF much interest and help
fitness in launching the work here.
What the local association will dc
In the way of educational work s
not determined ut present, bur what
ever seems tc be needed and will be
Of most value to the young men ard
hoTs who viii become members viii
be put in if it is at all feasible
There is a field of <ndeavor that tae
association can occupy in, for in
stance, horticultural education, thai
viii mean much to the community.
The experience of associations else
where will prove beneficial in de-
termining what can best be done
here.
The details Of Mr.. Hodges pro
eram will be announced later, when
definitely Known
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
HOLD FIRST BANQUET.
Commercial Club of Sunnyside Has
Initial Entertainment.

SENNYSIDE, Feb ]. The first
Commercial club banquet ever held
in Sunnyside was enjoyed Wednes-
day evening by about 1870 guests and
vas great success in every detail
The guests were received by Messrs
and Mesdames r. G. Page, E. j.
Young. a. G. Fleming, H. f. Wright
At $50 O'Clock they were seated un-
der the direction of S f. Keifer
{ round tables in the Commercial
club rooms that were so arranged
that all the speakers could be seen
as we'll as heard by all. The two
course turkey dinner was prepared
under the direction of the Woman S
improvement club and was all home
cooking The daughters of the MEM
beers Of the Commercial club, wh3
are high school pupils We're the
walters The Sunnyside orchestra
furnished excellent music during til J..
evening. s. ]. Harrison was toast
master The toasts were responded
II as follows: "Our Town" ot
Manor R. X. Tiffany; The Future
OF Our Valley by Hon. Lee A.
Johnson; The Ladies'" BY Judge
Dancan The Men by Mrs. L. Il.
higgins, "Our Schools By superin
4 ,dar+ T. AIob, Goo. ts-rbo To,e
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
PILES ELOQUENT
WASHINGTON SENATOR
FAvORS EXPOSITION
Delivers Long Address In senate To
Make Up For Ankeny's
Delinquency.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-Senator
piles today delivered an eloquent APP
peal in the senate in favor of an APP
preparation of 100000 for gov
eminent exhibit at the Seattle fair.
Piles paid glorious tribute TO re-
sources and development of the Pa
cific Northwest, both in respect To
its agricultural interests and COM
merce of the Pacific. He declared
that its commerce is not what it
should be. Germany and Great Brit
tan have paid more attention TO that
field than have the United States.
The exposition in behalf of which he
spoke, he said would promote inter-
est in the great future Of American
ascendancy on the Pacific Piles
said the people and state of WASH
ington had contributed two million
dollars to the exposition He sad
foreign exhibits win he eeaan i
strictly TO the produc Of nations
bordering on the Pacific trade The
exposition viii illustrate the Won
derful mineral resources OF Alasl1:,
and will enable the United states 10
enter in trade relations with Asia and
South America and viii increase
commerce.
Piles pictured in vivid language
jthe settlement of the great northwest
in face of predictions made by dis
tinguished statesman adverse to the
practical utility of that region The
day was chiefly devoted to considera-
ton of bills on the calendar, several
OF which were passed.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05

purposes. North Yakima, under
this section. is given approximately
$4,000 and outstanding warrants.
he stated. reached at the present
time very nearly shat amount
In taking into consideration i'm
portant items the city attorney
stated the paving viii probably cost
the city $4,000, this including
merely intersections and trifling ex-
penses not covered by personal as
sessment. At the present time on
the sewer contract the city is shy
something like $4,000 between the
nd issue and the actual cost of the
sewer, this deficit necessarily TO be
made up in cash.
"fhe state authorities, he said,
are getting busy with a proposition
tc force the construction of septic
tank on the city. This will necessi-
tate change in the trunk line sewer
this being an additional cost 10 the
expenditure of the tank, bringing
the total to nearly 100000 for puri-
fcation of the city's sewerage.
"Incidentals bring the entire act
ual amount to nearly 500, 900"
Some councilmen favored bond
issue of 100000, while others be-
lieyed the city would profit by an
.ssue Of $780, After much dis
cussion this proposition was referred
to the finance committee
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05

We people in The valley can afford
the best We drink the 100 per cent
pure cereal coffee, known as Golden
Grain Granules. 1t tastes, smells
and looks like coffee, but is more
nourshing for men, women and chill
dren. Children have a right to drink
it. They crave it and it will make
them strong. All grocers can get it
from Yakima Grocery Co, jobbers,
North Yakima Fourteen thousand
people fell in love with it at the Pure
Food shows If
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05

LISBON, Feb. 3.-Under new
regime with new king and estab-
lishment Of a new cabinet. Portugal
seems for 4 moment at peace. There
is an underlying current Of reyolu-
ton, however. and strietest meas
ures are being taken 70 preserve
order.
Franco. the dictator. was forced to
resign because Of bitterness Of the
people against him, and a new cabi-
net Will strive for welfare OF the
fatherland under premiership Of
Rear Admiral de Amaral. A new
cabinet, which is composed of the
strongest members of various fac
tions. but all opposed to France, has
drawn TO it strong patriotic support
ing movement Word has been re-
oeived here that the British fleet, the
number of vessels not being stated.
passed Oporto today bound for Lis
bon Investigations by the police
show that murders were carefully
planned on Saturday. The assassins
met secretly in the back room of a
safe and there laid out every step of
a plot, which they we're enable to do,
as all details relating to the home
coming of the king had been made
public. To each was assigned po-
sition in the work of shooting down
the members Of the royal family. but
lots were drawn for the execution of
each particular victim. Those who
drew queen and Manuel failed 70
carry out their bloody task The
chamber in which repose the bodies
Of Carlos and Philippe has been
draped in mourning. BieTs were
surrounded by lighted candles and
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
Mining Courses.

SEATTLE, Jan. Is Semester
courses in forestry and mining are
cffered next month By the university
81 Washington This plan is made
feasible at this time on account OF
the removal of limitations formerly
placed on engineering students witch
them to enter college ont
during September and no, in mid
year
The department Of journalism also
offer new course for such studen
40 not desire to enter the pro-
fessi-n but wish something OF the
listc.g, Development and working Of
lie modern newspaper.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
EDITOR ARRESTED
WASHING TONlAh MAN
UNDER SERIOUS CHARGE
Criminal Libel Is Alleged Relative
to the Recent NoNious Police
Scandal.

HoQUIAM, Wash Feb. 80 N.
Moore. editor OF the Grays Harbor
Washington was arrested this even
ing by Sheriff McWhlnney for Grim
inal libel. The complainant is ex-
Councilman Shaw and the charge
from d personal letter to
senator Poison concerning the re-
cent police scandal Moore will an
sWer 20 the charge at Montesano on
Monday He will furnish $500 bail
tomorrow
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
CASTORIA.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ssass sss ss ZHzZ1zs<.


It IS not a frequent occurrence for
an attorney to be drawn on jury
ard agree to serve. Such, however,
is true in the case of Attorney Logan
H. Roberts. Mr.. Roberts has been
summoned to appear in jury pans
and told the Judge that he believed
it was his duty as citizen to serye
as a juror, and he would therefore
rot demand the exemption to wiict
he is entitled.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
HUNGARY TAKES PECULIAR
ACTION IN THE MATTER
Apparent Peace In Portugal-New
King Sits On the
Throne.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press
BuDA PEST, Feb. Cham, The
Hungarian chamber of deputies, 70
fuses to pass a motion condoling the
royal family Of Portugal in the death
Of King Carlos because its views 81
freedom are such that the house
could nos dedicate posthumous reso-
luton to the king who had abolished
constitutional government and insti-
tuted dictatorship.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05
Directors Meet.

The county school directors net
in this city Monday for The purpose
Of effecting familiarity ana the best
ways and methods Of performing
their various duties. Several state
officers and a number Of the promi-
nent educational men Ia the state
We're IN attendance and spoke.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-05

Rings Little Liver pills wake up
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