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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
EGG STORE TO HAVE
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
SOnoma County Producers Sign
Contracts TO Deliver Output
TO New Venture

SANTA ROSA. March TT was re-
ported today at the meeting OF the So
noma county cooperative poultry as
sociation that more than a third of the
members Of the association had signed
Up the contracts to deliver their prod
oct TO the new store which will be
opened here a week from Monday. They
pack 10000 cases out Of a total OF q 600
handled by the association
It was reported that the san Fran
cisco free market would not be ready
FOR business before April at the
earliest. The San Francisco dealers
were reported as having given repre-
eentatives OF the local association
most courteous hearing whenever they
Were approached in the tier Of pur-
chasing from the association.
". F. Shultz, manager OF the new
store. declared that il would be no
trouble TO dispose OF all the eggs which
could be secured now. but that the
pull would come when the prices were
high and the dealers began to get rid
Of their cold storage pack. What Is
wanted. he said. was quality which
could be counted upon. Members
should not wash eggs during the pack
ing season he advised, as they would
not keep and the dealer who purchased
would lose financially by the deceit
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

You would naturally think that
having monopoly of SO valuable a
method as this, our charges would be
high. AS a matter of fact, we charge
no more for this work than the aver
age first class dentist would charge
for ordinary bridge work 1t is there
fore not expensive nor beyond reach
of any man or woman who places
health before all other earthly pos
sessions. 1t is not a painful process,
We perform no surgery-do not cut
into the gums or bore into them-do
not extract teeth to make room for
this work--so there is nothing about
it to be dreaded. The average case
takes from two to four days to COM
plete, but what is two or four days
or one week out of your life when you
stop to consider the blessing of hav-
ing a perfect and complete set of
teeth in your mouth that you can
chew with exactly as you could if you
had never lost tooth?
II you need our services and will
call at one of our Offices we will be
pleased to make a thorough examina-
tion of your mouth free of any charge
or obligation. If you are not near
enough to call you should send at
once for our booklet, entitled ALIVE
OLAR DENTISTRY" and read 1t
carefully. 1t is one of the most
valuable books that was ever written
on the subject of dentistry. This book
is sent free upon request.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
Concerning
Your / eeth
By The Rex Dental c
(Encorporated)

Your teeth ought TO be matter OF
great concern to you. and particularly
so if any of them are missing or IL
those that are left are loose or dis
eased. They play such an important
part in keeping the body healthy that
they deserve to come first, and should
have attention before anything else.
Before the discovery of the ALVEO-
LAR METHOD, by which we are able
to restore missing teeth without hay-
ing TO set them on partial plate or
resorting to ordinary bridge work,
there was no other plan of restoring
missing teeth except by these two
makeshifts The partial plate has
never been a success II can never be
made so that ii fits firmly between the
teeth that are left. and great many
people who were cursed with them
wore them in their pockets about as
much of the time as they did in their
mouths. The natural shrin&age of the
gums would cause them to wobble
around in the mouth--in short, the |
partial plate as means of restoring
missing teeth is a failure. The other
method, known as bridge work, is
more OF a failure than the partial
plate, for while the partial plate was
a nuisance, it was not dangerous-it !
would keep them clean, and it did not
iniure the other teeth The bridge be-
ing anchored between two solid teeth
and being high in the middle, is in
sanitary, because it allows food TO
lodge between it and the gums, and in
addition to this it is a constant strain |
on the teeth it is fastened to, which
ff,n -1far aafh
the gums TO become irritated and dis
eased, and in the course of time the
whole structure has to come out, teeth |
and all.
Is it any wonder that when this
company announced five years ago
that it had discovered method of cur
ing Pyorrhea Riggs Disease of the
Gums and Tightening teeth that had
become loose because OF this dread
disease, and could restore all of the |
teeth which had been lost through |
disease or ignorant dentistry, even
though there were but two teeth left
in either jaws it any wonder, we
say, that we have built up business |
which at the present time is the |
largest dental business in the world !?
1t was a hard matter at first to con- |
vince people that this work could be
done and that after it was done it |
would last, but we are able TO refer /
to hundreds and thousands in all parts |
of the Pacific Coast who will testify |
that it not only is successful but that
these teeth once in the mouth are as |
practical as If they were grown there.
Read the following letter, which bears
out what we have said before:
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
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on The stomach are in class all pS
themselves. distinguished by power
ful bad breath.
They all breathe. and as they breathe,
they Whit out odor which makes those
standing near turn their heads away
in disgust. The pitiable part OF II is
that these victims DO not realize what
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

those now contemplating purchasing Ocean
Shore bonds should read the list OF of the
Dondhoiders who have purchased.
Many in this list have bought from $780,
900 to 100000 worth of these bonds. The best
people IN California are among this list, and
those who expect to buy one, two, three, four
or ten bonds have no reason to hesitate.
The Ocean Shore is great, big, worthy enter
PRISE and 1T deserves the financial well the moral
support OF every citizen of California.
1t is railroad of the utmost importance to this
state and city
So,0OOOOO has been spent this road 100000
OF this amount has been paid by the owners who have
never asked the public for of money until after
they had invested their own
The Ocean Shore is running about "a miles of
railroad at the present time and earning 500
month.
As,soon as the road is completed to Half
moon Bay the earnings will be increased to
$4,000 month
Those with money to invest can do no bet
ter than to buy the bonds of the Ocean Shore
and net themselves better than banking rate
OF interest and at the same time assist in COM
pleting this worthy enterprise
Full information sent ,non reoueSt
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. March Navy or
ders: Surgeon r. w. Richards is de-
tached from the Colorado to the naval
hospital at Mare island for treatment.
Assistant Paymaster j. H. Gunnell Is
detached from the navy yard ct WASH
ington. D. c., to duty as pay officer OF
the United States hospital at Yoko-
hama. sailing from San Francisco
May 9.
Paymaster's Clerk o. F. Cato is ap-
pointed paymaster's clerk in the
navy on duty with torpedo boat and
auxiliary accounts at the Mare island
navy yard.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
GRAND WORK

Los Angeles. CAL
Feb. 20, 1908.
Rex Dental Co.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Dear Sirs: Some time ago called
at your office to investigate your
new method of dental work.
| had three teeth / had DO hopes
Of saving at all and thought them
useless, but you were able to at
tach your Alveolar work success
fully and have saved these for me.
You placed full Alveolar lower
in jaw and a full upper plate for
me and I wish 10 thank you for
the comfort and satisfaction / am
receiving from your work.
The work is by far the most sat
isfactory ] have ever had done any
where.
Again thanking you for the COM
fort l am enjoying. | beg TO re-
main. Yours very truly,
BESSIE II. ATKINS.
J63 South Hope.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
RICH tIGHBINDER
GUILTY OF MURDER
One of WeaItI1iest Chinese of
Boston and Eight of His
Countrymen Convicted
Their Crime Committed During
Onslaught on Rival Tong
at the Hub

BOSTON. March WARY Charles,
one Of the wealthiest and most infuen-
tial Chinese OF Boston. and eight of his
countrymen. claimed to be notorious
-hatchetmen, were found guilty by a
Jury In the superior court today Of
murder in the first degree on four
counts. alleging the killing of four
Chinese in Boston August ?, 1907. a
tenth defendant. Yee Wata. who had
also been on trial on the same charges.
died suddenly in his cell last Tuesday,
while the trial was in progress.
The men found guilty today We're
Min Sing. HON Woon, Leong Gong.
Wong Duck. Wong How. Joe Guey,
Dong Box, Ling Yee jung and Wary
Charles. They were accused of the
murder OF Chin Mong Quin, Wong Shu
Chung, Chin Leet and Lee Kai Mem.
In each case Wary Charles was ac-
oused OF being an accessory before the
fact
The cases had been on trial for S3
DAYS. and the cost is estimated at
$4,000. The murders for which the
nine Chinese were found guilty grew
out OF a long standing feud between
the Hip Sing tong and the On Leong
tong, rival Chinese societies.
Early in the evening of Friday. Au-
gust .. 1907, a number of strange Chi
nese suddenly appeared in Oxford place,
in the heart of the Chinese quarter of
Boston, and when a signal was given
began firing from revolvers of heavy
caliber upon scores of Chinese mer-
chants and laundrymen who We're loll-
ing about More than 40 shots were
fred, and when the police appeared
they found three Chinese dead and i
dozen others seriously wounded.
Shoy Tong, one of the principal
states witnesses, testified that Wary
Charles. president OF the Hip Sing tong,
had instigated the killing. Tong tes-
tilted, further. that Charles proposed
sending to New York, Philadelphia and
Chicago for "natchetmen.' who were
unknown, to do the killing, as they
would be better able to escape.
HIGHBINDERs TO BE HANGED
PHILADELPHIA, March = Two
Chinese. Jung Jow and Mock Kung.
will be hanged in Moyamensing prison
here Tuesday for the killing of several
of their fellow countrymen last sum
mer during pistol battle in the streets
of Chinatown in this city. The warning
factions belonged to the On Leong tong
and Hip Sing tong organizations. Tues
days execution will be the first hang
ing Of Chinese in this city. although
there have been several battles between
the rival societies with fatal results. In
some of these affairs the guilty men,
usually brought here from other cities,
escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
These statements are all true

The officers and directors of the Ocean Shore stand
sponsors for everything said in these advertisements
and those who take the trouble investigate are soon
satisfied that there is better investment offered in
this country today than Ocean Shore bonds at 500 on
the nstalnent plan and $o2 for cash plus accrued
interest.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED

WASHINGTON, March THE fol-
lowing California postmasters were ap-
pointed today: Jenner. Sonoma coun-
ty, John Green, vice A. B. Davis re-
signed; San Marcos. San Diego county,
Edgar l. Nicholson, vice P. H. Belts,
resigned.
Additional rural service route five
will be established at Anaheim, Or
ange county. Cal. May I. The length
OF the route is II miles and families
TO be served 20.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
Ocean Shore Bond Holders

Walter S. Martin. Pres East
ern Oregon Land Co
j. B. Stetson, Pres California
Street Railway Co
Herman Shainwald, Pres
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.
S. G. and s. G. Buckbee,
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.
Thomas Mage Pres. Thos.
Magee & Sons
Vim. Magee. Thos. Magee &
Sons
Fred Magee. Thos. Magee &
Sons
Peter F. Dunno. General At
torney Southern Pacific Co.
A. Mackie. Supt. s. F. Relief
and Red Cross Funds
E S.. -Pillshury. Pilisbury.
Madison & Sutro. Director
Mercantile Trust Co.
H. d. .Pillsbury, Pillsbury,
Madison & Sutro, Attorneys
A. I. and S. Fe.
F. W. Birlem, Mgr. Billing
ton. Hutchinson & Co.
Alexander Hamilton. Vice
Pres. Baker & Hamilton
Thos. Maclay, Wickersham
Bank. Petaluma
Peoples Bank OF Santa Cruz
Bank of Santa Cruz County
B. Schweitzer. Hoffman, Roth
child & Co.
NJ Schweitzer. Hoffman. Roth
child & Co.
c. Schlessinger, Pacific Land
Investment Co.
Estate John I. Sabin. late
Pres. Pacific T. and Tel. Co.
II. Sinsheimer. S. Koshland &
Co.
]. s. Silverberg, Hoffman,
Rothchild & Co.
H. F. Woods. Capitalist
d. 7. Murphy, Capitalist
L. Bocqueraz. Vice Pres.
American Bank
Peter d. Martin, Vice Pres.
Eastern Oregon Land Co.
l.. Kaufman. Pres. Kaufman
Davidson Co.
J. j. c. Leonard. Proprietor ST.
George Hotel, Santa Cruz
VIM. BERG. Wm, Berg & Co,
Grain.
C. c. Moore. Pres. C. c. Moore
& Co.. Engineers
j. J. Mack, Pres Imperial Oil
Co.
M. ]. Brandenstein, Pres. NJ. j.
Brandenstefn & Co.
j. A. Folger. Pres. j. A Fol-
ger & Co.
E. Greenbaum. London. Paris
and American Bank
L. Guggenhime. Pres. Thirty
three Oil Co.
A and w. Haas, Haas Bros,
Wholesale Grocers
chas, Webb Howard. Capt.
talist
NJ. s. Koshland. S. Koshland
J. NJ Keith. Imperial Oil Co.
Guy B. Barham, ex-Bank Com
missioner
]. Downey Harvey, Pres.
Ocean Shore Railway Co.
Robert Oxnard. Pres. Western
Sugar Refinery
Fred Tillmann Jr.. Tillmann &
Bendell. Wholesale Grocers
c. E. Lilly. Director PEOPLES
Bank of Santa Cruz
H. T. Kron, Capitalist
c. w. Fay. Contractor
w. E. Dean, Pres. California
Insurance Co.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin
III. v. Ramsdell, Bullock &
Jones Co.
Mrs. e. r. Barron
s. Lincoln
B. & S. Lilienthal
Mrs. J. M. Mcdonald
Mrs. Nellie Moulton
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

Firemens Fund Insurance Co
Keith Estate
Palache & Hewitt
Title Ins. and Guaranty Co.
C. H. Hendrick
Mrs. L. Everts
A. Mack
A. Moore
DIR. Jno. c. Spencer
Cal. Suburban Home Co.
z. W. Hanrahan
j. J. Truman
John Lawson
Chas. H. Kendrick
BENZ. Smith
Henry Martins
Paul Paap
Chas. Winters
A. A. Morey
d. Jonas
A. G. Rehison
Robt. H. Collins
E. T. Blaisdeli
Edw. d. Hagerty
Ramon Reyntiens
John l. Hussey
John Motley
H. B. Pease
F. B. Bangs
August Schiessinger
Frank Blaisdell
Stikeman & Pease
Jane H Malone
SaIome Fridley
Andrew J. Forbes
F. B. Banks
Hugh S. Gordon
John Snyder
Sidney Sprout
j. W. Crosby
Martha Wing
Della H Ehlers
r. d. Walker
A. S. Lozier
L E Rankin
J. W. Harris
Emma Swanson
w Metzgar
Ella Helen Bryan
Walter Week
F. B. Sadler
L. W. Coleman
VIM. J. Hamilton
JOS d. Archibald
F. A. Him & Co.
Helms & Williams
Thos. A. McCieary
E. j. Boyce
J. W. Kelly
J. Hall Lewis
Michael Clark
VIM Dimes
Jennie d. Archibald
Herbert James Seal
H. l. Hurst
Arnop cambridge
H. G.. Bennett
James Casey
Mrs Geo. A. Pratt
Gertrude B. Lincoln
z. 7. Charlton
Mrs. II. H. Swinford
W. p Geary
Jno. 3. Rogers
Mrs Henry T. Scott
]. N. Dickinson
Edward j. Tobin
Josephine Gately
Rosalie Gately
J.. A. Daniels
F. T. Irving
E. A. Brown
Hugh S. Gordon
John Mccormick
Mrs j. B. Crockett
John A Hammersmith
Richard J. Arnold
J. c. Littlepage
r. j. Jordan
f. s. Oliver
w. Fl. Grosskurth
r. B. Villafranca
Frederick Thompson
w. u. Smith
Michael Smith
And several hundred others
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
Liberal Insurance

Our pianos were but slightly dam
aged, only a scratch here and there. In
surance settlement was liberal, and, to
reduce stock. we have deducted 1t from
the prices of the pianos. Byron Mauzy,
l165-1l75 O'Farrell st. between Frank
lin and Cough.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
Rex Dental Co.
Dentists

SAN FRANCISCO
24 Pacific Bldg. Fourth ard Market
OAKLAND
so Bacon Bldg, 18th and Washington
LOS ANGELES
203 Severance Bldg.
Hourss $50 to $685. Sundays, 10 to Il
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-24
DEADLOCK IN KENTUCKY.

The following editorial from the St.
Louis Globe-Democrat shows some
thing of the uncivilized state of poll
tics yet existing in the Blue Grass
state:
After a month of balloting at
Frankfort, Mr.. Beckham is no nearer
election to the senate than he was at
first. 1t is unlikely that he can now,
under any circumstances, muster the
number Of votes needed.
This is the first failure of a popular
senatorial primary anywhere. The
theory that such primary would
always be effective is therefore some
what damaged.
A vote by all the people, it was held,
would settle the matter absolutely,
and that no member of legislature
would dare go counter to the result
announced at the polls. But enough
democrats in the Kentucky legisla
ture repudiate the primary to pre-
vent the election OF Mr.. Beckham, and
about half the democrats in the state
back up their course. claiming that
the primary was unfair.
II the case were one of personal
treachery the situation would be diff
ferent. But a large section of the
party is in the revolt.
Throughout his entire service as
governor, Beckham pushed his plans
to step into the senate. He used the
patronage of his office to that end.
First, Senator Blackburn, originally
Beckham supporter, was defeated for
denomination.
By means of snap primary Sena-
tor McCreary, whose term will next
expire, was also beaten for another
term. The returns were tainted with
Goebelism, which represents the spirit
OF the boldest Justification. Beckham
has brought upon himself a great
protest within his own party. The
spirit Of fair play is offended and his
primary Is treated accordingly The
"bolters" have been fiercely denounc-
ed and threatened.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-24
IMMENSE TIMBER DEAL.

An Australian corporation has just
received a concession from the Rus
sian government to take out 100000
feet of timber a year from a forest in
Siberia, 900 miles from Vladivostok,
to be delivered in Melbourne, Aus
tralia, approximately 5000 miles away
and nearly three three times the dis
tance from New York to San Fran
cisco.
1t is likely that no numbering OPP
Grafton of recent years more strongly
illustrates the pinch in the timber
supply in all parts of the world. In
the news of the concession, told in
an American lumber journal is the
suggestion of the difficulty that all
countries may have to encounter in
getting the wood which they need in
the future. Every year timber cruis-
ers are going further and further
afield and cutting trees which in for
mer times of abundance they passed
because of the inaccessibility of the
forest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-24
ALL ARE LABORERS.

At top or at bottom all true men
and women are laborers. 1t Is un-
manly and unwantonly to shirk. A
lounger is lounger. a loafer is loaf
er. a tramp is a tramp, pauper Is
pauper. a thief is a thief, regardless
of dress. education or social posi-
tion. He who lives by the sweat Of
another mans brow is a parasite,
whether he lives in a palace or a how
el.
If education brings us to shame Of
dishonest effort. If it causes US to
shrink from calico or blue jean, IL
with it we refuse to lay hold of show
el, pick, plow handles or dinner get
ting, (f this is the appointed task,)
IL it alienates us in ny way from this
great teeming world of honest, earnest
work, 1t is a base counterfeit and We
are the worse for having it.-Selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-24
WILL ADVERTISE UNIATILLA.

The April number of the Coast
Magazine, published at Seattle. will
be devoted TO a complete write-up Of
the various towns of Umatilla county,
accompanied by numerous photo
graphs and will doubtless be valu-
able advertisement for the county
The Coast has advertised Washing
tOn in a most successful manner and
has been the means of bringing many
excellent people to that state. That
The same results will follow its exten-
size advertising of this county is as
Szred in advance.
One Of the best features of the
Coasts wr.te-ups is that they are not
based upon a stipulated sum to be
paid cash in hand, but the magazine
depends upon the business which it
IS able to secure to compensate it for
Rs work.
Since this is true the people of the
various towns of the county can well
afford to patronize the magazine lib
orally thereby showing in a measure
their appreciation of its services for
the country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-24
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