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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

COUNCIL WILL FIGHT
RESTRAINING ORDER
Building Trades Votes $1,000 to
Defend Suit Brought by
Mission Iron Works
Attorney Instructed to Proceed
Against Person Who Swore
TO the Complaint

Gg- The building trades
F7s95T ssff1ogsC7Il council has voted
~ s5TSsFz5 $1,000 to the coun-
ellis attorney to de-
fend the action brought against ii by
the Mission iron works In connection
with this matter the councils attor-
ney, c. l. Dam. reported that he mad
investigated the complaint sworn 10 by
William z. McConologue. upon which
the restraining order was issued. and
that after taking the statements under
oath of four members of Golden Gate
lodge plastersrs' union. local No. SIS,
three members OF the laborers pre-
tective and benevolent association and
three members OF the sheet metal
workers union. local s7s. all OF whom
were a. work on the building at Third
and Natonla streets at the time of the
alleged difficulty, which forms the
basis of the complaint. he came 10 the
conclusion that McConologue was not
justified in making oath TO the al1ega-
tions in the complaint The attorney
was instructed TO proceed against that
individual
At the session Of the San Francisco
labor council last night Delegates Rose
NcNullen and Gallagher were named
{ committee TO confer with the super
visors in the matter Of ordering mu-
nicipal improvements and issuing
bonds.
A communication from the San Fran
cisco civic federation asking the sup
port Of the council in the matter Of in
creasing the pay OF the commissioner
Of education and improving the coDdi-
tion of schools was referred 70 the
executive committee
The health committee reported the
city in better sanitary condition
The Progressive league of Sonorna
county asked for speakers from the
council TO address a meeting of that
body. The secretary stated this was be-
ing attended TO-
The matter Of the retail grocery
clerks as 10 maximum hours and mini
mum wages was referred to new bust
ness in executive session.
The butchers union reported that
the recent ordinance OF the supervis-
ors requiring cement floors in butcher
shops was a dangerous one and that If
enforced would result in Gripping the
members OF the union.
The laundry wagon drivers reported
that e campaign had been started
against japanese laundries.
The council declared its intention to
levy boycott on q laundry because
il employs a nonunion engineer
The book binders union requested
that all unions purchase only union
manufactured books.
The bakers union reported business
dull, with 134 of its 500 members out
Of work and that French bakers, who
are nonunion. have entered into compe-
tition with union bakers by manufac-
turing milk bread.
The council authorized the secretary
10 hire buggy TO enable him to trans
act his business more expeditiously.
II was decided 10 call & mass meet
ing on April Is 10 adopt resolutions
calling on congress TO remedy condi-
tions that affect organized labor The
meeting viii be held IN one Of the larg-
est halls IN the city.
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FINANCIAL
CONDITIONS
Remarkable Showing
Made
Small Investors Accept.
ing Opportunity
Offered

Evs-T ns7 ard woman wants - go rcA
Al sre Wiling % invest II thsT feei cs--s1
tsev can win ont That honsiy cd sAy.ni
froa Missouri. snow re" - zppe-zcsr n
eTe-y sns-s mind Who Is contemplating sp~ndi-t
nozsy <o- their future benefit When you are
ssked 70 put yosr n0nsy into stocks % a n.
iust-sai ccrporztIon yo1 oaghr 70 SATISFY yoGr
SELF o. the following points:
Is here de-ns1d O. seld fo< tAS II
v-atseas
sit better ssan tAat vsscs Is Il E-a.rs
uss todays
ARE TIE patents that -over r. whas an
Known - basic psts1ts7
s the company organised for rhs yGr7oss =
earFying on rae project from eusans<s stand
point or "a it '-Est-rich- -quiSk." .'heads-I-wia
tails s-you-loose'- proDositlon7
Afte- you have exercised vou- Judgment slrnz
these lincs 1ou nav feel perfectly safe \ solns
into aay Industrial proposition where rasss
points are proven 70 yoa 70 yo1r satisfaction
when Tou euy shares q stock n Al tndns-
trial corporation Tou are simply placing ToI
0onsF n shs custody - third parties who s-s
organized ileo bodr under the laws u so1s
state. and under the ccat-ol q tas Fsas-aI
Avs q fhs United States These peo7ls ses
trustee for Foz azd direct the sxpen61tzrs
% your money along csrtsia lines with ths
expectation that Il wiu become reproductive
ard that ths FULL PROFITS On your capital
invested VII be paid 70 you IN dividends
When Jon place you- nos=y IN bank yca
Go exactly The sane tang. the chief disrsnctioa
being that To1 receive only part q the Earn
ing power of your money You s1trzsr yous
money in The sane way % third parties - ecn-
rrnI f--
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Personal Mention

F. NJ Chittenden of Fresno IS al the
stewart.
senator P. I. Flanagan Of Reno is at
the Stewart.
A Jacobs and ]. Bird Of Merced reg
istered al the Dale YESTERDAY
" H. Truetf. q mining nan from
Rawhide. IS q guest a. the St Francis
" : Collier of Seattle and r B
Moran Of Palo Alto are at the Colonial
samuel " Nevraark. q merchant OF
Los Angeles. is guest a. the St
Francis.
L L Patrick mining broker Of
Goldheld. is among the new arrivals az
the Fairmont-
A b Barnes and family or Detroit
and F. NJ. Fuller OF WateftovE, y u
are al the Hanlin-
Mr. and Mrs W J. Penny and Miss
Florence Penny OF Cuba X Y are reg
istered at the Stewart
r Drummond and wife OF Chicago
and Mrs J. D Nevin Easton OF Phila-
deiphia are at the jefferson
Robert Graham. representing the
Armour car company al Los Angeles.
IS . guest at the St Francis
Among arrivals AT the Audubon yes
terdav were A. J. Cole Of Pasadena and
A ". Stewart OF Portland. Ore
Among arrivals at the New Lick
house yesterday were Z Work OF Ne
vada City and e H Green Of Chica 60
Recent arrivals at the Blair include
Mr.. and Mrs G. Harrison OF Los An
geles and James Hashion cf santa Cruz
n. B. Slaughter and wife Of Daihart.
Ind. and I. R French and wife OF
SauIt Ste Marie. Mich. are al the Vic
toria-
Mrs T. L Moore, sIT- and Mrs J. J.
Grafton and William Weber Of Los
Angeles make Up e party staying al the
St Francis.
Liang Ching Kwai. special commis-
sioner Of education from the Chinese
government. has taken apartments al
the Fairmont.
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not ret made the real start and reached
rhe honor roll 70 do so 81 once. today,
now. and get his name among the ener-
Estic ones
Use TOUR GRAY NATTER
Prize winning IS easy. Il you use
brains Don't waste your efforts Get
into the thick OF the fight Make
every friend come under your banner
and infuSe into them some OF the en-
ergy that you yourself have Then ex-
tend your sphere OF activity. Widen
your circle Of friends. Keep getting
votes and build up your reserve fund
50 that you can regulate your stand
ing as you wish and keep your friends
keyed up 10 aid you with their best
Efforts Get 100 votes and enter The
henor roll today and show yourself
that you can do more than your Wild
est hopes led you 10 believe
Here are those with whom vou must
compete, none has such a start that
you cannot overcome the lead and be
among the leaders with the results Of
this 6ay's effort
CONTEST HONOR ROLL
Here IS the roll Of honor Is your
name there2 Il takes only 100 votes
Ger them today
SCHEDFTE OF VOTES
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
Gossip of RaiIyaymen

We were young in those DAYS, =
said a railroad engineer. and hardships
were regarded as fun Six Of Us were
bound for South America on rail-
road building job, and TO save expense.
went Eteerage- We vowed II one OF
US WIS attacked all six were 10 jump
the aggTessor. IN our party was an
engineer. VINO since those days has
climbed high on fan1e's ladder and is a
large property owner in Tacoma Re
demonstrated with a man for thrashing E
d poor, sick paisano and got blow
on the nose IN consequence IN ac-
cordance With our vow we al as
saulted the mar, and few days after
were summoned BY the captain and
lined I'D before hiE7- We explained
that the man had threatened 70 thrash
US. that ii seit-defense We protected
ourselves
Look here smiled the captain. that
story won't hold wate-- II there IS
trouble again I'll throw you all IN the
hold and make you shovel coal,
The cause Of ali the disturbance was
the cleveresf and most ingenious man
ever knew. He ingFatiated himself
with the pastry cook. who made him
his assistant and put him into a reg1-
lar chef uniform.
One morning he stole two cranberry
pies for our consumption. and as he
was leaving the galley encountered the
captain. the doctor and the first officer
on inspection He thrust the pies I'D
his back. buttoned the jacket close.
and as he was in uniform. had TO stand
and answer questions. as one OF the
crew
4 looked out OF my room and was
horrihed 10 see him standing talking 3
TO the captain with the blood pouring
from his back
GOOD heavens. I cried. as he en-
tered our quarters. are you badly
No. OF course not
why, man. you are dripping with
blood
@'oh, il is those baliy pies he said.
as he drew out the crushed remnants
Well. I guess I'll go back and hunt I'D
mince pie
Jules CIerfayt has registered q sol
emn statement that from henceforth ne
will refuse TO be introduced TO any
count, Belgian. Austrian or Italian
DO I know Count Harrach.v he
shouted. II guess do-to the extent
of s1e in cash and several German
beers-he would not drink good. plain
American beer-and 8 s5 hat for z
waiter. who accidentally brought me
into contact with him Why. A G. .,
Kerrell and / we're fixing him up. for
a tour around the world by the way
OF the north pole. And my commits
sions. Gentlemen, II is too painful a
story for me TO continue
H. G Townsend OF the Missouri Pa
ciHc is on q visit TO his son IN this
city.
E. " Ciapp. who represents the
Southern Pacific al Reno. is in the city
on company business
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
SUES AGENT FOR MONEY
WON IN GAMBLING GAME
w. Scott of Bakersfield Insists
Upon Payment of Billy"
Kirkpatrick's $500 Check

4 suit was tried yesterday before
Justice OF the Peace Flood arising out
OF gambling debt incurred by Billy
Kirkpatrick. son of Colonel John c.
Kirkpatrick At the establishment OF
". Scott. in Bakersfield, kirkpatrick
lost heavily in a dice game last Sep
tember and gave Scott g check for
5000 on Bakersfield bank. The check
was afterward presented for collection
by the Crocker national bank of San
Francisco and returned marked NO
funds
Subsequently kirkpatrick compro-
missed the claim by paying J. Z. Loss, q
collection agent. $3.50. Loss claimed
that half the $3.50 was due him as COM
pensation. but Scott refused TO gree TO
this and brought suit against Loss for
the fun amount OF s20e. Justice Flood
took the case under submission
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Put Your Name in The Honor Roll of
The Calls $4,000 Prize Contest
One Hundred Votes VIII Give You Place
Among the Leaders and Aid Your Work

or1or7ow TIE entire list Of contest
a-is Wao are striving 10 win one Of
lalls prizes VIII be published Al
rs head q each subdis-rict Viii ap-
esr the- homer roll the list ef con
esisntF who have shown their friends
? slst the aid they ask viii not be
s'i-oV1 away They have demon
: str@ted rheiv ability 70 help them
sela-es ana others wiz add their mite
= PuE their favorite candidate az the
sso ~ The list when the prizes are
= T-srded Junes1s.
Only 5s days more IN which 10 win
at sups-b NinrOn motorcar. worth
- $50, or one q The three Tourist
:. 9oe4 4. automobiles. the finest low
frlced machines in the market each
HEth 1850. Only s. days. 50 il is
.-e city Ct every contestant vho has
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DavHzds
For a verifcation Of these
figures see Bradstreet's re-
ports for 1907. {

Tkess are o1ly q few Of hundreds - 9chsS
''Indus-riais' that nskizg good We srxra
Il now. fairly. sqrarely A7d above bard thsr
yalentins Mono Railway stock has as h-ign< z
not a brighter future bscors II than any of
these above onoted. when tasy we're nrsc orgao-
irsd and cAe people who lad faith IN thsss
stocks. and bought them whsn they were nrse
% The market are today n our "A1sr1cAa
Pee-age" tie Mul1tNilio1 class TO THH
WAGE EARSER WHO CAN INVEST BIS
EARNINGS N THIS PROJECT THKRE NEVER
WAS SUCH An OPPORTUNITY GIVEN As ~
NOW GIVEN TO PUT By A FEW DOLLARS
ATvoRK FOR FUTURE INDEPENDENCE
Can yo1 1g1re OFT tse possible e5scr N rhs
rzll-oad interests o. tae Cnitsd States whe.
Ne PROVE hat ne vaisntiss Moao-RsE~sy
has
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FINDS HUMAN SKULL

Alhuman skull. bare ard Clustering IA tEe dzrk-
ness Under q wharf sr the foot u Fifth street.
WIS the discovery made yesterday by Ernest
Nsrer q rat cz tcher employed b The 5osra q
beslth- when ne descended uzder the dock set
his traps Meyer sent the skull 70 the no-grs-
where Il was partially ids1ti1ed as azvi1s be-
longed 10 Herman Hess1der. Geek On the steam
schooner Albion. Eee 6Isspp=z~ed n January.
Three weeks affe-Esrd his headless body vas
found in the bar. II IS supposed the head vas
Severed hy a ships propeller
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
DENIES BEING AN ANARCHIST

Fl. W StreckioE. Post and WEBSTER streets.
had Isaac Miller arrested On q charge OF dir
turoing the peace and Miller appeared before
Police Judge Coalan yesterday St-eeklow Ies-
rs6ed that Miller was 6eclzining ii saloon
last Monday night n his presence that he
was an anarchist that he could make The
best kind OF bombs and that be dissst It's
fed with the government and ths law OF the
country Miller denied making 81T such sIzre-
nents but the Judge decided 70 sszd him fo-
examination 20 the inuigTstio1 bureau
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
HoTELMEy IN COURT

The fscrioual troubles enozg the directors
of the Pacific Grand hotel were aired IN Judge
Sesve1rs court yesterday afternoon. the sulr
being to have Z p C1ure restrained from
acting as treasurer and collecting mo1ev for
the ccrrorzffcn The case Continued till
Nordsr Additional suits fied IN the
case yesterdzT. the latest ones being hv Chute.
Mrx- Cute and Abese Rcxszz EEzsakx tbs
ct1ey 1-rsctcr1 So
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
FREE HOLDERS ORGANIZE

BERKELEY. April ie.-The board OF free
holders which viii frame q new charter
orrsrszed tonight By the election OF Prof. WI.
liam Carey Jones. president: Benjamin Ide
Wheeler. vice president; J. W Finn, press
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

Miss T.. F. Chrisfensen. Hayward 1865
Miss Marie George, Pleasanton- 3,I1t
Miss u. Alameda, PleasaRton- 2.21s
Mrs. Chas- A. French, Knightsen 5Is
L. Camonx 2Il
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

Does any ons couSt ne sdvisabiliv q n
ves1fng n any % the following Industrial cor
po-ztions. TIE par value * whoss Eeock s
$1,000 PER sHARE7
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than any oth-r steam O. elct-ic road of eodzyr
Can ToG 1Eu-e What the stock VIII bs worth
with a small czpifalizz1ion OF $1,000. go snd
No BONDED INDEBTEDNESS TO EAT Up
INTEREST. THAT OUGHT TO co TO THE
STOCK HoLDERSs i Il unreasonable 70 sav
the stock VIII bs worth 5000 per sharss VII
IL not Se wo-rh 81 least I've times nat anounrs
Put o, T0gr thi1king cap take pencil as1
paper and 1su-e wat a few cellars WI d.
We want yoG 70 Investigate IN s-sry war. Brig
the best er<neers yo1 can end and afcsr
have Afforded you sFery opporrunity % st1dy
the situation and examine every detail of o1s
one-sfxIh regulation size motor car. Il T0l az
nor thoroughly satis6@6 riI not II any way
urge you 70 by stoek- bat ~iH shaks haads
and bid you g00dbg with ss pleasant xnzs
as vs welcomed yo1 when yo1 cane IN
Cards q sdnission viii be issued = T7u by
applying at our o1iees 20 the spiendid svt-
cence q M Falentners iaTsarivs gsnlnz-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

Stock Beads
Trknspor.z<isn Cos Outstanding oztstaadinR
Adams Express co----S Il. ooo. 900 s 80. ooo. 900
Ane-iczz :. & 7. Co. 1ss. .ss1. 500 Is8ooo 0oo
c. ,. q. =. r. 11o. SIS. 900 1ss so. 900
Del. Lack. v. I. T. s.2oo 600 sos7, ,ooo
EEAess Prise
Dividsnds Stcck. 1907
Adams Express Co per cent $1,000
Amer :. q T. CO. per cent aaA-ssriy $500
c. .. Q. 4 2 per cent e&&0o
De-, Z AYR r. 70 par cant B1o- %
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sUBDIsTRICT 70. 10
sUBDIsTRICT No. Il ;

South San Francisco That section bounded
! ~ a-r~ street.. Esn Bruno avenue. county sine
aud the bar.
Miss MoIIfe Regan ----....--- $40
Miss Jeannetfe webb 151
~---,-.-~----.-r--- ~ -
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

Ess5 Oakland That portion of Oakland
knoEn East Oakisad. lying east of Lake Mer-
Yitt sn6 Pleasant VALLEY avenue.
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PRESENT 1EsTALLNENT PRICES
FOR STOCK

Write fe~ literature and make all checks snd
d-afts rayable 70
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

81 bULN E.ILI NJ
That section bounded By Serenreenth street
Hoard street. Army street Lincoln avenue and
e4~aa-
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Price of Stock Advance;
April 11th

Th-s stock viii advance in price IN SATURDAY..
April 1ltk- AZ = O'Clock ms1nlght- AL spPlf-
cations nailed before tat tine vii Be hsoore8
Al present prices. subject 10 the following IA
nrecadsrtea
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Guarantee

r. within 70 days frou tae date or sussrrso-
ton any purchaser of this stock is nor fully
satisfied with bis Investment. We VIII. upon sur
render of his receipt refund every cent - hss
paid 70 us-Eithour argument
91ice open uafil 9-ee every niEhr his x--k
PRESENT CASH PRICES FoR srcCK.
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SrRDISTRIrT -. 5
SrRrlTsTRIfrr "a

That section bounded BY Army street San
Bruno avenue Corbett svenue 10 Oeezn avenue.
+fe o-ss- zrs ccrsurr line
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

--h.- sar-sor bounded hy L1rEfn street. Fuitoa
~.-.- F-s-e+ 1xen-,e and Ellis street
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-30
Guaranteed Cwe
for Constipation

After watching results for sixteen
years, during which time many millions
Iof bottles were sold and thousands of
letters from users were received, the
Ioriginators of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin, the great herb laxative compound,
feel safe In guaranteeing it in the various
diseases of the stomach, liver and bow
els, such as chronic constipation, dys-
lpepsia, indigestion, biliousness, fatu-
Ilency, sour stomach, bloated stomach,
heartburn etc. There is an absolute guar
antee to refund the purchase price II DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin does not do what Is claimed
For sixteen years this remedy has been rec
commended for stomach, liver and bowel COM
plants and the fact that each year more and
more families are using 1t proves that 1t has the
merit claimed for It. and the letters we are con.
stantly receiving proves that 1t 10 curing these
diseases: Hence the guarantee Is justiHed
MT. Aston, OF Boynton. l. T., considers DR..
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin the best laxative tonic
on the market because. TO use his own words,
1T does oil you claim for II and do not know OF
Williams Of Sidney. Ill. writes that she has
used 10 In her home all her married life and
would not keep house without It. Thousands Of
Others have written 70 the same effect.
II you have any computation which DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin 10 recommended 90 70 your
druggist and get 50 cent or u bottle. Take II
lon the basis thatwe guarantee satisfaction. You
will find It gentle in action and pleasant In taste
II works promptly and efficiently. and unlike
|purgative waters, salts rni t'atharic powders or
pills, does not grippe ord .Ste you feeling weak
and torn. It 10 safe 10 sax that you will like Il
End use IL regularly when YOU havo call for
laxative. II 10 especially suited TO children and
weak people because of Its gentle action
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-30

Waldo Adams has taken position In
L. E. Pendleton' store.
. Murphy & Haldeman has sold 800 acres
Of Ford county land this week.
The front part Of the Palace Drug
store was newly papered and painted this
week.
SEED BARLEY and OATS for sale at the
Bragg ranch eleven miles south Of Dodge
City. st >
A. M. Hines of Wheatland township
paid taxes at the county treasurer's office
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard will
leave Friday morning for a visit with
friends In Pueblo.
Charles Melliss on recent trip 10
Stafford, purchased half section Of i'm
proved land near that city.
q. Il. Chenault Of Benton, Illinois, was
n Dodge City this week looking around
with the intention of locating here.
G. L. Painter & Co. sold to John
Bright Of Pfeifer, $50 acres near Kinsley
for consideration of $1,000. The deal
WAS closed Tuesday.
George Rugge Of Netawaka, Chris
Vine and j. Hoaglin Of Holton we're In
the city Wednesday looking over the
country In this vicinity.
N. II. Partlow moved TO this city from
Republic county last week. He has pur-
chased tract Of land seven miles south.
last Of Dodge City which he will locate
on.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-30

The ladies Of the Philomath clup
entertained at dinner for their husbands
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Fl. Hubbard, This club has. ever since its
organization celebrated Kansas Day and
last evenings entertainment was one OF
the most enjoyable they have had
American Beauty roses, carnations and
ferns were used as decorations through
out the rooms. The dinner was served
at half past seven o'clock and the ladies
taking advantage of leap year, chose
their own partners. AS art is one of the
Philomath studies this year, an art ex-
hiblt was arranged for the guests. This
exhibit consisted of pictures Of the
Philomaths and their husbands taken in
childhood and prize was awarded fol
guessing them correctly. A musical con
test was also enjoyed. There were about
forty eight present.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-30

The members Of the Embroidery club
entertained their husbands at a dinner
last Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs L. j. Petition. All the members
and their husbands were present with the
exception of those who are absent from
the city A turkey dinner was ser ,ed on
tables artistically decorated with pink
carnations and smilax. Misses, Juliet
Pettijohn, Hazel Millikan and Irene
Coolidge assisted 10 serving. During
the evening telegram from the Madison
and Grobety families at Washington was
read. Mrs. Madison and Mrs. Grobety
are members of the club and the telegram
was sent In remembrance of the day.
The next regular meeting of the club will
be held at the home OF Mrs. McCarty on
February 7th
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-30

The Atheneum Club had an interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs Kirkpatrick
last Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. @. Jastatl
was guest. Addison, l672.l7l9, was
the subject FOR this meeting and the fol-
lowing program was given. Music,
Instrumental duet by Misses Florence
Kirkpatrick and Hazel Millikan; Life
and Public Career, talk, Mrs. Catlin ;
Paper, "Papal States. seventeenth
Century,, BY Mrs. Sughrue, read by Mrs,
Judd; Robin Hood, story, Mrs. Rhodes
Extracts from Sir Roger de Coverly's
Letters, Mrs. Martin; Tattler, extracts,
Mrs. Lillis; Story, The Tragedy Of Cato
Act B, Scene /, Mrs. Beeth; Quartet
Selection, Mesdames, Judd, Rose, Wood.
bury and Van RipeE Roll call,
Addison. The next meeting will be at
the home Of Mrs. h. D. Rhodes on
February the 18th.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-30
RAILROAD RUMOR

From an article which appeared In the
Hutchinson News OF January 23rd, 1t
seems that several changes have been
made along the Santa Fe line. General
Manager Pettibone of the Santa Fe Gulf
Lines has been changed to the coast line.
and r. G. Fox, general superintendent Of
the eastern grand division is going to
he gulf lines as general manager. r. j,
Parker of Newton will 90 to La Juuta
as general manager, the present central
grani division to be abolished and the
territory to be divided between the east
era and western grand.
A train Of twenty.on cars Of fence
wire belonging to the Warner Fence
Company Of Ottawa, stopped over night
10 the Santa Fe yards here Wednesday.
The train Is making day light run and
stopping at all towns Of consequence.
for advertising purposes. The cars were
profusely decorated with banners.
Three soldier trains carrying the 9Srd
infantry from Socket HsFbor, N. z, to
San Francisco, will pass through Dodge
City Friday evening st about 600.
There are about nine hundred men and
thirty officers.
About $40 cars Of coal belonging to
the Santa Re Company have been taken
care Of IN the yards here this wsek
The coal win be distributed to points
east Tor storage.