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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
ARMY POSTS To
STUDY FORESTRY
Timber Lands on Military Res
ervatiOns to Be Conserved
by Soldiers
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-As result
of a recent conference between repre-
sentatives of the war department and
the forest service, looking toward the
practice of forestry on timber lands
on military reserv ations. the forest
service has received requests from Fort
Mead, South Dakota and Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, for an examination of
the forests at those posts. The serv-
ice viii suggest plan of management
In each of these instances, as we'll as
for other posts from which similar re-
quests are received.
Military reservations which have
been examined and reported upon in
the past are those at West Point, n,
Y; Fort Wingate, n. NJ; the Rock
Island arsenal Illinois, and the Plea
tinny arsenal, n. J. The forest at West
Point, for which the forest service
made a working plan in 1903, is sup
plying the post with part of the
needed cordwood, lumber, hurdle poles,
tan bark and other forest products.
Similar plans are in preparation for the
forests of Rock Island and Picatinny
arsenalS
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
Auto Notes

The Fisk rubber company reports closing a
contract for a permanent building in sutomobile
row. st 40S Golden Gate avenue. 1t viii have q
floor snace Of 33xIs7. with q wing running to Lar
Kin street Of 57x70 feet The company viii in
stall one Of the finest repair shops on the coast.
Cuyler lee reported Yesterday that the 1909
Packard demonstrator would arrive tomorrow.
Also the Packard demonstrating truck.
Cook and Stoddard Washington. D. c.. who
have been quite successful in securing orders FOR
Franklin motor cars from the United States gov
ernment. and also city departments have just
placed Franklin type D in the signal corps OF
the United States army. which viii be used foi
the purpose OF following balloons and airshiDs
sluring the government tests at Fort Meyer. Va.
These tests. It is expected, viii period OF
several months
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
BILLY BELL PUTS
OVER A PARADE
Fair Maiden Marches at Head
of the Line as a Life
Protector
"Barkeep' of Rival Attacks
Bass Drummer and 80
Brooms Retaliate

Billy" Bell put over something
gentle last evening in the th1ruetn dis-
trlct. He got his head rather smashed
the last time he introduced rough work
into the district craftsmanship, SO
when he planned the great parade of
the district clubs for last night he put
fair maiden at the head of the line
as Goddess of Liberty, and thus in
sured a modicum of safety as the
pageant ambled through the streets
south of Market.
Only one fight disturbed the serenity
of the march, which was participated
in by SO voters armed with brooms.
The one burst of hostility occurred in
front of Jack Barr's saloon at Market
and Minna streets. Barr is Bells op-
ponent for control of the district, and
ne is carrying a side line of ambition
to be nominated for state senator. He
has a jealous bar tender who, as the
S9 marchers were passing, went into
the street and tackled the procession
at its most vulnerable point the bass
drummer.
RETALIATE WITH BROOMS
For the barkeep to smash the bass
drummer was unclublike, and Billy
Bells republicans fell upon the assail-
ant with the brooms they carried and
hit him few whacks on the head to
prove that even though Bell had made
his solemn cortege look like suf-
fragette demonstration, he still had
some real statesmen with him.
The procession started promptly at s
o'clock from Folsom and Langton
streets. George Lubouch, on a white
nag, led as grand marshal. The almost
grand marshals were Hughie McCabe
and Tom Lind, also mounted. All wore
nearsilk hats, borrowed from chimney
sweeps who did not have to wear pro-
fessional clothes last evenig.
THIRTY-NINE MEN IN LINE
The Alcatraz drum corps of II mem
| bers came next, and trailing behind
marched the regular republican club
| of the thirtietha district nineteen and
a half men strong, and the first voters
club" also nineteen and half men
strong-at least, the combined organi-
| cations mustered 80 men. Richard For
bes marched as president of the district
club, and Tom Lind, one of the almost
grand marshals, was president of the
| first voters. Tom Dolan was secretary
of the first voters club Dolan's spirit
is young enough to make him of first
voters age, it is explained.
/ During the parade handbills were dis
/ tributed advising:
Union men of the thirtieth district,
vote the regular republican ticket,
headed by Harvey Graham. 1t is
against Spreckels and Phelan."
Frank Daunet. candidate for the SEN
ate. and John Mutually. candidate for
the assembly in the district, watched
the parade with Bell.
The pageant travelled over about 20
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

as the oieeTs Of poIores % eSn No OF the
Young Ladies institute for the cur
rent term: Past president. rBrida
O'Connor; president, Mrs. NJ. Fitz-
gerald; first vice president, Sarah
Dorty: second vice president. Eliza
beth Cookery; recording secretary, May
Patch; financial secretary. Annie For
sythe: treasurer, Eta Lynch; marshal,
Amelia Butler; inside sentinel May
Nolan: outside sentinel. Susie McClus-
key; organist, Celia Young; trustees.
Brida O'Connor, Celia Young. Susie
McCluskey. May Stein and Mrs. Beaver.
District Deputy Mrs A. Sweeney. the
installing officer, was presented a beau
tiful basket of La France roses and
carnations.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

fn certain features being prepared. A
large list of entries has already peen
received and more are assured, so tnat
each event win be warmly contested.
The revised program provides Tor SIX
events each DAY as follows;
First day. Saturday. August 22-Motor cyeies,
prize cup 10 winner. Five miles, cars, Sl.2uO
list OF under. prize cup TO winner len mics
cars s. 500 list or under, prize cup TO lnnef
Five miles. novelty race. free for all, prlN cup
to winner. In mis- race each driver shall be
accompanied hy one man. AT the end OF the
first. second and third miles the driver stat
bring his car TO 2 stop, or check It's speed
that his assistant can abandon the machlne
within - foot control. located just BACK OF
the starting line The assistant must dasn 10
tire Judges stand. where he VIII pick mp some
article isuch as q potafO) placed there by the
judges. and return 10 bis machine, az no uhe
having stepped outside the control After get
ting the third article. at the end OF the thlrd
mile. they have uninterrupted sprint 10 the
6nish. The first car crossing the finish line
race p five dollar gold piece viii be given 10
The first assistant returning his three potatoes
20 tho judges stand. Ten miles. cars listing
over a.Joo. prize cup 10 winner tnteen miles,
free for all. prize cEp 10 winner
second day. Sunday. August 23-Motor cycles.
urfzp cun 10 winner. Ten miles, cars $500 list
cars 81 500 list under. prize cup 10 winner.
one mile novelty race. free for all, prize cup
~ winner The cars FOR this race are TO be
placed al the starting line ready to start with
70 each automobile The operators VIII line up
100 Yards back Of machines and will be started
Tor q sprint race to their cars. Iheir OBJECT
viii be 10 get 10 their vehicles and drive them
once around the track and leave them on the
starting line and sprint 100 yards ahead of that
point. TIE first man in wins. The automobile
backed To the lsne before the driver leaves bis
ear FOR the final sprint. Ten miles. cars cveI
s. 500 list. prize cup TO winner. Twenty-Five
miles. free for all. Santa Rosa cup to winner.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

Tunis is suffering from an invasio-
of locusts on an unprecedented sea1e
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
Interesting Events Carded for Two Days
Automobile Racing al Santa Rosa
SonOma Club Making Thorough Preparations for
Meet and Program Includes Attractive Races

SANTA ROSA Aug SNuch interest has been aroused To-
automobile to be held at the Santa
Rosa stock farm August 3 The local committee IS
dno every energy affair from stand
~ and is leaving nothing undone attract visitors and Tor their
comfort and pleasure after arrival
OF announced some time
since there has been added cycles and hill climbing
contest for automobiles The members of the Sonoma county auto
mobile Iub several hundred strong will and participate
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

were wanted in the prohati,o 80 III.
estate OF her husband, which 7s bafors
Judge C0ffey 70 OelVIs
Gunther said last night that III,
woman has been annOvine B;,, er.e W
eral weeks. He has hunted All tf,oss.ss $50
the papers of Alt Groves wbare -.
palmist claims the papers shonlS bs1.
been found, but has found no trace q,
them. He offers to let Mrs cssy+o, =.
search all through the Groves 0sr.orss 49,
for what she claims is her nror'5t...s
Gunther. at the request of Groves, We,
took possession OF his paDere r,h
Groves left the city several ronfbs -. -.
He states that he has put himself c,,,
on several occasions looking For thee.
particular papers. but could not AM
them among Groves effects NM
Tunis is suffering from an invasio-
of Iocusts on an unprecedented 80
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
HERRIN RALLY A FROST
Machine Mass Meeting at Hay
ward CoIIapSes

HAYWARD, Aug. S.-The machine
collapsed tonight at "mass meeting
here, at which there were 81 persons
present. All of the oratorical powers
of Assemblyman Strobridge and 9TH
ers in the machine bunch failed. and
the grand rally of the Herrin push"
was a frost
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
VALUABLE DOCUMENTS
STOLEN, SAYS WOMAN
PaImist Gets Warrant for Man
Alleged to Have Taken
Papers

Mrs. Jennie Gentry, palmist, VINO
lives at 174S Mission street, obtained
warrant from Police Judge Shortan
yesterday for the arrest of Edward W.
Gunther on a charge of grand larceny
She alleges that on July l Gunther
stole from her a quantity OF papers
which she values at $1,000. Ihe papers
We're connected with an estate IN MIS-
souri, in which her husband was one
OF the heirs. The papers, she says
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

blocks between seventh and Tenth and
Market and Bryant streets, and all the
Chinese laundries along the line of
march closed their doors tightly when
it appeared.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
REV. III. II. wYMAN TO SPEAK

Rev. Henry H. Wyman OF the Paulist
fathers Will lecture this evening at
Golden Gate hall. 2137 Sutter street
under the auspices of the Fellowship
circle upon the topic. The Cradle OF
Civilization
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
TAFT SPEAKS AT SHOW
Republican Nominee Praises
Green Brier Exhibition

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,
Aug. S.-Although Candidate Taft
threatened to bring suit on the bond
that was given him to guarantee that
he would not be called on for a speech.
nevertheless he responded in a brief
commentator of the Green Brier horse
by General c. c. Watts, democratic cam
didate for governor of the state in 1896
The speech came at the conclusion of
the show today and Taft took occasion
to give his hearty approval of the en-
terprise.
Bishop J. w. Bashford, in charge of
the missionary work in China for the
NJ. L. church, had an extended confer
ence with Taft today, at the conclusion
of which the bishop spoke in the high
est terms of the support Taft had given
American missionaries in the orient
during his administration as governor
of the Philippines.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

The net enrolment of the United So
ciety of Christian Endeavor is now
70.404 societies. n gain of 1886 with
about 10000 members during the last
year.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26


At a dinner to Colonel George
Harvey, in London, Theodore
Watts-Dunton said:
"It isn't generally known that
Turner, the painter, and DR..
Augustus Pritchard once lived
together for a year in Cheyne
row.
"Thep ainter and the physi-
clan had a fine garden, and they
took a good deal Of pride in their
flowers. But the garden gate
did MT work well, and one day
Turner, because it wouldn't
open, pettishly gave orders that
it be nailed up.
1T was thought that this ode
act would enrage Augustus
Pritchard, but on being told Of
it, all he said was:
"fOh, well, I don't care wha-
Turner does to the gate, so lont
as he doesn't paint it.''
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26
A SLAP AT MOTHER.

Dinner was done, and the fam
lily was assembled in teh sitting
room. Mother had taken up the
evening paper and was reading
an account of how a highway
man had been operating in the
suburbs. Father was down on
his hands and knees trying to
act like a horse while little Will
lie drove him around the floor.
Papa" finally remarked the
good lady, glancing toward her
husband, there is a story about
another man who was waylaid.
Do those holdups always stop
you with a pistol and then go
through your clothes?"
"Oh, no." grinfully replied ia
Their, arising from the floor.
Sometimes they wait until yed
hang your clothes over the back
of chair and go to Sleep
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26

The modern trains go fast,
Terrific are their PAGES,
And sometimes all at once they
stop
In several different places.
Philade >hia Public Ledger.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26
ment of officers and men.

y
Tomsk, Siberia.--An avalanche
which came rolling down the noun
tain in the Dukharminsk District
overwhelmed and carried away two
homes and killed eighteen people who
were inside and did not get time to
escape.
BAH, Brazil.--A great confagra-
ton laid waste large part of the
business district of the city. The
damage will exceed $1,00o,0O0. The
city has a population of 100000.
Berlin, Germany.-Emperor Will
liam expressed his regret that Ambas-
sador Tower is to return to America,
and expressed his appreciation of Mr..
Towers labors in Berlin. To the Vice
Consul he said: "Tell your President
that am angry at him for accepting
Mr.. overs resignation"
Sidney, Australia. - Australians
show great delight at the proposed
visit Of the American battleship fleet.
Premier AlfTed Deakin read the ca
blegram announcing the fleet would
visit Sidney and Melbourne, which was
greeted with deafening cheers.
Tolio, Japan.-A satisfactory set
Element of the Tatsu Maru affair has
been reached between China and ia
pan, the former conceding most of
Japan demands, but confiscating the
arms.
-
st. Ptersburg, Russia.-The Minis
ter o. Justice asked the Duma for
$1,O0O,OO0 for the enlargement of
Russian prisons, the number Of in
mates of which have increased Ill
per cent since 1906.
Berlin, Germany.-The German
| Admiralty, upon request. has ordered
the cruiser Bremen, now at Caracas,
to go L Port Au Prince, Hayti, where
she viii be at the disposition of the
German Minister for the protection of
German subjects and other foreign
ers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26

Berlin, Germany.-The German
Admiralty, upon request, has ordered
the cruiser Bremen, now at Caracas,
to go o Port Au Prince, Hayti, where
she VIII be at the disposition of the
German Minister for the protection of
German subjects and other foreign
ers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26

st. Petersburg AN American firm
has been successful in competition
with forty-six Russian and foreign
competitors in offering the best,ca
ridge and pack-carrying equipment
for infantrymen.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26

st. Petersburg, Russia.-The Minis
ter o. Justice asked the Duma for
$1,O00,000 for the enlargement of
Russian prisons, the number of in
mates of which have increased Ill
per cent since 1906.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26
FOREIGN.

tOHEIGN.
London, England British
cruisers Indefatigable and Greasy
were ordered from the West Indian
waters to Hayti for the protection of
British interests.
Iiverpool.--A new worlds record
has been made by the steamship Lusi-
tania when she made 627 knots in
twenty-four hours, breaking her own
former record of 61S knots.
Guadalajara, Mexico.-Charles AL
len, an American, who is the son-in-
law of Governor Mercado of the State
of Michoacan, has been appointed
Project of Carrizal in order to rid the
section OF murderers and highway
robbers, who were menacing the
country. and within a few months
succeeded in Kidding the Carrizal dis
trict OF the dad" men
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26

Sidney, Australia. - Australians
show great delight at the proposed
visit Of the American battleship fleet.
Premier Alfred Deakin read the ca
blegram announcing the fleet would
visit Sidney and Melbourne, which was
greeted with deafening cheers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26

Fort Worth.-The greatest and
best fat stock show ever held in Fort
Worth has come to an end. Fully
$4,000 people have visited Fort
Worth and the exposition, and all
were satisfied and delighted with
what they saw.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26

Berlin, Germany.-Emperor Will
liam expressed his regret that Ambas
sador Tower is to return to America,
and expressed his appreciation of Mr..
labors in Berlin. To the Vice
Consul he said: "Tell your President
that am angry at him for accepting
Mr.. Towers resignation"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26

Toxic, Japan.--A satisfactory set
Element of the Tatsu Maru affair has
been reached between China and ia
pan, The former conceding most of
Japan s demands, but contiscating the
arms.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26

BAH, Brazil.--A great confagra-
ton laid waste a large part Of the
business district of the city. The
damage will exceed $1,000,000. The
city has population of 100000.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-26

Des Moines, lathe Republican
State Convention elected four dele
gates at large to the National Conven-
tion and instructed them for William
H. Taft.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
FISK REELECTED;
SLEUTHS AT POLLS.

PLAINFIELD, Nov. 4.-Mayor - j.
Fisk, Republican candidate for Maf>sr,
was reelected by q majority cut TO be-
low 1.000. His recent action favorissg
Sunday grog figured in the vote.
Three Newark detectives We're on
duty at the polling places all day, as a
result. of the charges of. Illegal regis
tration. They were engaged by the
Democrats. No arrests were made.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
Your Piano
Direct
From the Maker

Why not come to headquarters
for your piano or player-pianof
When you enter the Bradbury
Factory Salesrooms, you are face to
face with the responsible MAKERS
of the pianos. When o buy your
piano here you have the benefit
of 62 years experience in : piano
MAKING. and the certainty that
mechanically, musically and artisti-
cally the instrument you get is not
equaled anywhere by anybody.
The economies effected in thi-
great Brooklyn factory, combined
with the SAVING Of the DEALERS
profits, through Ii policy of direct
dealing, alone makes possible our
LOW PRICES. Investigate.
Factory Salesrooms at
Newark, 755 Broad ST.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
s7sn0n FIRE M ST. LnIuS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Fire early today
destroyed a three-Story stcrefrouse
within the trainshed OF the 81. Louis
Union, station and partly damaged the
t%rainshed. The loss Is about $4,000.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-04
White Linen Waists-styl

model, entire front wide side tucks,
wide centre pleat. fine pearl but
tons, linen collar and cuffs; you
have bought no better ~ 90
at 3 90 many a time;
you will certainly APP LeVV
preciate these at ......
Montpelier examiner., 1908-08-14

pelier tract of the City of Mont ,,so
pelier, 35 a.
Unknown Owner, Lot Sa, Mont
pelier Tract of the CIT OF ,oa
Montpelier, a. ........'..'', A''O
Jtnknown owner, Part of Lots !
and ,. Section 35, Township IA
s., Range As e. b. NJ, 124 a. fhso
And each of said delinquents y heie
nv notified that in addition to the as
sessments so due for the year 1900
penaIty of 10 per cent has been auue'l
and the additional sum of 20 cents as
said delinquents are further notihed
that unless the assessments, delinauent
together with the penalties ana cos
! shall have been paid the real estaIs tii
mon such assessments where made VIII
ibe sold at public auction by me; thas
| said sale will he made at the once Oh
| tie Board OF Directors in the Guy on
Montpelier. County of Bear Lake anu
state of Idaho. in said irrigation dlstrlG'
on the first day of September, A. y
| 1908. and that said sale will commence
between the hours of 10 O'CLOCK a. m m
and o'clock p. m OF SAID uay alit ~
continue from day to day until an o.
said property shall have been soio.
| Dated this eleventh day of July. a.
1908. JAS. REpMaM, s Maa,,,e,,a
irrigation District
Montpelier examiner., 1908-08-14

Williams. Milford. Lot 4. Block
., original townsite of the City
of Montpelier, la a. ....-... .6S
Williams. Milford, Lots l and 2,
Block %, original townsite of
the city of Montpelier, Pa a.. 1.O7 |
Williams. Milford. Lot 4, Mont
pelier N w. tract of the City
of Montpelier, Section 4, Town
ship IA $, Range 45 L. B. NJ
Williams. m sarah j.. part OF Lot
/ I. Platbook p Fear Lake GO,
Section 4, Township 13 s.,
Range "A e B. NJ, 2.3 a .... loo
Williams. Sarah j.. Lot 10, Block
5 Burgoyne's Addition to the
Williams Glia 81 sapah MpnhpS. j. IL Lot lid. Block
a g. Burgoynes Addition to the
city of Montpelier ...,..... Al
Williams, Sarah j.. Lot IL, Block
s. Burgoyne's Addition to the
City of Montpelier ......:... ~
Williams. sarah u; 1;s,,a Lot H. BLOCK t6s
city of Montpelier ..........: ~
Williams. Sarah j., Lots p, y
and 23 Block II, Burgoyne. $
addition to the City of Mont -
wright, PfgSt 4 r., lot il. Piatbook
s ID, Bear Lake Co. Section 20,
township II s., Range A r. :,
B. M. 81 a. .......:.,;.. Lz'
Wright, 4. r., Part of Lot 3. Plat
o book c, Bear Lake Co, Section
16. Township II s.. Range "A Il. ~
Wright, A R., Lot >, PlatDOOk y,
o Pear Lake co. Section 21,
township IL s.. Range A +. b.
wSisht M; tsG Frank. a Part OF Lot II.
1 Piatbook c, Bear Lake Co.. Sec
tion 16. Township l. s., Range
"A f. b. NJ, 1874 a. 80
Wright Frank. Lot 4. tiatpooN S
20 c, Bear Lake Co., Sect ticn Z6'
township IL t., Range A Il. b.
wrisbt M, 20 CHARLES, Lot IL, Block
II 4 Jones' subdivision of the City
of Montpelier ........... =
Wutherick, Sam, Lot &c, Bloek 20,
Al original townsite of the City
of Montpelier ........ =
Wutherick, Ezra, Lot !5d' BloSk
Al Is, Burgoynes Addition to the
City Of Montpelier ...;..,. =
Wutherick, Lydia, Lot l3a' BloSN
l5 Burgoyne's Addition 70 the
- wGtEtriek GifE Gl MoEiRstte EiI%aberh. Lot Is.
Platbooll d, Bear Lake Co, Sec
tion g. Township IS s. Range
.4J As f. B. NJ. l61 a -. o.
hook D. Bear Lake Co, Section
O. Township IS S, Range A Il.
Is b. NJ. so d. -
wyss Anne Lot %, knutt tract
Burgoyne's Addition 70 the o's
of Montpelier
65 Wutherick. Elizabeth, LOT l. bloch