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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-06
Ohio M. DIS In Session.

COLUMBUS. o.. May 6.-One OF
the most largely attended conventions
in the history of the Ohio State Medica;
association was opened here today and
will extend through three days. Dele
gates will be elected to the convention
of the American Medical ASSOCIATION
=, he held i'm Chicago the first week
of June.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-06

lightship to the gate, the other shinS 20
the armada falling in in single file 4.
irving off the entrance the Connect,
cut turned sharply and then stean.a
straight in. her AZ companions strnrc
out behind her in one long line.
Salute Fired.
AS the Connecticut passed Point Pom
tia light and neared Fort Baker on the
Marin side of the gate the great 70
inch batteries of Fort Miley. Fort Bake.
and of the Preside We're turned. loose
in a 21gun salute Black powder was
used by the artillerymen. and the grear
clouds If smoke. streaked by the fiery
flashes of the explosions made an awe
inspiring sight. The heavy booming Of
the monster cannon created Il rumble
that seemed to shake grim old Mount
Tamalpais. the great green pile that
overlooks tie gate, to its very base. but
the mighty hill hurled back in echo the
doomed welcome as if in second sa-
lutte to Evans and the men and ships in
his command.
Sweeping majestically down the
gate the ships soon passed the Preside
reservation, and riding by Fort Point
the last of the forts on the San Fran
cisco side Of the bay, the head of the
column swung squarely into the bay
and headed for the deep channel that
runs between the west shore and Alca-
traz. the ugly. rocky island on which is
situated the military prison. A few
minutes more and the Connecticut was
within fair sight of the city front.
Coming to the south end of Angel
island where the waters are wide and
deep. the ships fell into squadron for
nation.
The RsttIeship Ohio.
When the Ohio was picked out by the
fortunate owners of binoculars she was
pointed out and the word passed along
San Franciscns entertaining paterna!
feeling for the beautiful craft because
she was built here and was launched
by the martyrcd Mckinley.
Following the Wisconsin came the
Pacific fleet, made up Of the West Vir-
ginia, Colorado. Pennsylvania. Mary
land, Tennessee. California, washington,
South Dakota and the Charleston.
Next i'm line were the black hulled
destrOyers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-06

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-06
Millinery Flowers
Special 25c

A special purchase gives us the privilege
of showing hundreds of punches Of beautiful
flowers for trimming Ladies' and Chldren's
hats at a price much under value. All varie-
ties and colors to choose from-25c.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
PROPOSALS AND RIns


SEALED bids will be received at the office Of
the secretary of regents, University of Cali
lorna, Berkeley, on or before II a. M August
81. 1908. for the following work on the uni
yersity campus at Berkeley. as per plans and
specifications on file at Said office Separate
bids are invited for each of the following
pieces OF work on the new library: Roofing
and sheet metal work; metal furring, Iathing
and plasterfng: ornamental cast and wrought
metal work; exterior sheet metal windows and
doors; exterior wood windows and doors :
plumDing; interior wood finish; metal COW
cred interior fnish marble and terrazzo work !:
linoleum floor covering; painting; elevators
and and lifts; vacuum cleaning SYSTEM electrical
contracts). Separate bids are Invited also for
concrete bridge over Strawberry creek: sep
arate bids for the inirmary annex and SEN
arate bids for the hygiene and pathology
building. Bidders may bid on any combina-
ton of these contracts, all of them, and
such bids may be favorably considered il
lower than the sum OF the lowest single bids
for the same work. No bids will be received
unless accompanied by a certified check or
bond in favor of the undersigned, equal to 10
per cent of the bid, to assure execution Of
contract by successful bidder The right to
reject any or all bids is reserved. THE RE-
GENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALL
F0RNIA,
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
rURNITURE FOR SALE

COME and see We have about 43 odd pieces OF
furniture Some up TO date. while few are
back numbers. Your price is ours a.
SCHELLHAAS, 18th and Franklin sts OakId:
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
FRuIrvALE REAL ESTATE
II. A. PLEITNER,
FRUITNALE STATION, CAL.

III. A. PLEITNER,
FRUITNALE STATION CAL
Phone Merritt 449.
S1,21o--New cottage of 4 rooms; also bathroom
and hall, and fine lot right on car line:
easy terms.
S2.250-Neat and substantial cottage of 4 large
rooms; bath, basement, barn chicken
houses sunny corner lot 55xl22: close
to Fruitvale station; price reduced TO
prevent foreclosure; mortgage OF 81 500
can remain.
~, z,4OO-New and modern bungalow of : rooms
hall, BATH lot 30x100; 1 block from East
18th St; right in town; $3.50 cash, balance
$50 per month.
S50-Modern cottage of rooms and bath
lot 50x135: in upper Fruitvale; install.
ments If desired
Slss2O-Modern cottage of rooms bath base
nent; lot 37:6x122; only 5 blocks from
Fruityale station; part cash, balance on
mortgage
s1,S50-Brand new house of rooms and hath.
nearly completed: blocks from Fruitvale
station: lot 81 II x100.
9ouoo--Beautiful cottage. modern and IN to
date. consisting of rooms. reception hall
bath, mantel. basement. etc; lot 35x125.
mandy to streetcars and within walking
distance to Fruitvale station.
II. A. PLEITNER. Fruitvale Station. Cal.
LOTS; 50 per mo-: no int, no taxes: cement side
Walks; street work done: DC ear line
positively nothing like them on this side Of bay
Central Realty Co.. 2712 Fruitvale ay.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
ELMHuRsT REAL ESTATE

q LOTS ON Jones av,, Elmhurst near Western
Pacific and Southern Pacific stations blocks
from electric cars. $4,000; terms. $1,000 cash.
balance on mortgage; these lots are a bargain :
price is about 3 what is asked on adioinina,
property; HUNT x oSTEYEE, 1870 Sutter
St, S. f.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
VEGETARIAN RESTAURANTS
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE

Delinquent Sale Notice-KILAUEA suGAR SUGAR
PLANTATION COMPANY. Location anu alli i;nno Riace
of business City and County of San franelsco
State of California NOTICE: There, is delin-
quent upon the following described STOCK oi oa
account of Assessment No. A. levied on the zhu
day of June. 1905, the several amounts set OPP
posite the names Of the respective share hoioers'
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
OAKLAND EKAE N5 AAE 5ERgLTVAIE'

y 1TElEpENE OTLbND Cs5 -TC1EHC5E A255lEFB
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17

TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
MONARCH Visible Typewriter-In the Monarch
Visible Typewriter all of the writing is in full
sight all the time; other makes, second hand.
at very reasonable prices rent, repair and
inspect before purchasing ring up West 5000
or call at 1923 Devisadero ST. WOLF & IN
SENBRUCK. dealers.
ALL MAKES, ALL PRICES-A large stock to
choose from: See us for bargains. We have
some exceptionally good ones
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
1o11 Golden Gate av. Phone PARK ora
SPECIAL rental rates; rebuilts I'd hands, at
bargains: supplies. repairs, desks. ALEXAN-
DER CO.. 512 Market st. Tel. Douglas 2157
TAXIDERMY
MOUNTING Of deer heads birds and animals
rug work NJ Randall, 142 Fulton. nv. Ness
UNITED GLASS WORKS, Inc.
H. r. HoPPS, PRESIDENT
ALL KINDS ART LEADED AND MOSAIC
GLASS. 115 TURK. PHONE FRANKLIN 1893
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17

TWO nicely furnished sunny house Keeping rooms.
close TO car line: s. p. depot and not fsr
from center OF town. S62 Brush ST. oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17

STH ST.. 611. Oakland separate rooms geurle
men preferred; fine location; close to bHsinsSs
center and local s. p trains: electric ears pass
the door.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17

9TH ST., 6OS1z. Oakiand-Nicely furnished siinuv
front room. suitable FOR gentlemen; gas ana
electric light close to carline and s. Il
depot; use OF phone; price reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
BERKELEy REAL ESTATE

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
s2,S0O-Pretty room cottage with bath, pantry
laundry, ETC.; sunny south frontage; corner
lot; handy to Key Route and S. p. sta
uons; terms $500 cash and $25 monthly
$2,SOO-Snap; new room, high basement cot
tage, bath, pantry, laundry, ETC.; lot 30x
100; street work and walks complete:
south frontage; convenient TO S. P station
and carline; terms $500 down and $25 per
month.
SO .500-Pretty new room bungalow. with den.
bath, pantry, laundry ETC.; south 'front.'
age; fine location in Santa Fe tract: handy
to stations and earlines; terms $500 down,
balance monthly.
o. A. RUDOLPH,
Lorin Station. South Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
SAMPLE SHOES

SAVE HALF-Buy SAMPLE shoes; ladies', 81;
mems So so; no more; BEST makes; perfect
fits: open Saturday evening. 1856 Broadway
second floor. elevator. Oakland.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
Republican Troubles
 Are Still Multiplying

Editor Kirk oi the Bisbee Miner was a welcome caller yesterday. We all Ike "Bre'r" Kirk, but the fact is he has more troubles und T his cady than a one-eyed hen win twenty one chick ems. He is prominently unidentified with recent retell'On in replbl can cIr- cies in Bisbae and al over the terri tory. We sympa.h,le with him and all of our good republican brethren.
 We are "sorter sorry" to say the least, that these dear boys insist CD emitting d,ce on their mutual plays We have endesored to mediste. We have appealed to them with tears ip our eyes as big as democratic msjori- ties in Cochise county to dismiss their dissensions and glue up like Eouges in & common cause, but the fact is they cannot agree on an equitable distribu- ton Of the spoils. a geometrical cut of the administration pie, and all of our good and sincere offices have been loves labor lost like the roses that waste their perfume on the desert air, In the mean time Bre'er" Kirk is mighty fine fellow"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
News Notes From
 Huachuca Siding

Huschuca Siding, Arizona, April II, Henry ". E.z, the president oi the H. W. Etz X Co. cold storage meat market oi Benson, vas q Huachuca visitor Friday.
 Quite a numbar of soldiers will be discharged at the fort during the next sixty days, and all are going east without re-iniisting. The majority take passage over the : southwestern at Charleston.
 The Babacomari and West Hua- cbuca cattlemsn will meet here ca the 18th inst. to organize an inde- pendent cattle r1isers' association They intend to put wagon of their own on this spring anl work the cattle running on their range in their own way.
 The beef contract wAs ie: last week by the comnisary department at Ft. Huachuca. The successful bidders were E. A. Tovrea < Co. of Bisbee whose bid was $G.9i per hundred The highest bid was s. 50 per hundred.
 JoE BUSH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
White e-Kaler Nuptials
 ,!1,;Ss nGSssr ar at Phoenix
.l starts-


 Sheriff Jack White got married Sun day - the only sensible course to adopt fl you can prevail on some fair daughter of eve to share your opinion When one Of the old "stags" breaks away from the herd, while the rest weep to give him up, they are con soled by the reflection that he has passed into better hands, that gently yet unerringly will steer their ward along the straight and narrow way. Ii our heartfelt benedictioUs ever went out to a friend they are sltacht q to 8 genuine American who enters into this holy relation with another genu- inc American, and the PRosPEcToR joins in the heartfelt good wishes which go out to the newly wed as freely ss the waters Of the Amazon glide to the sea.
 Thefollowing from the Phoenix Dem ocrat gives particulars oi ,he marriage: "Sheriff Jack White oi Ccchise and Miss Oda Kaler, popular young Phoe- nix girl, were quietly married yester- day afternoon at i o'clock at the resi- dence of the brides mother, on East Buchanan, Probate Judge Phillips per forming the ceremony.
 "The wedding of the popular couple ends @ romance that begun in this valley many years ago, when White and lis bride were boys and girls. Though White left here many years ago. going to Cochise, the love affair has continued.
 White came here Saturday morning CD official business, not leaving his in- timate friends in Tombstone know that when he returned it would not be alone.
 "5heriff and Mrs. White left at : 30 o'clock last night for Tombstone Their honeymoon will be tsEen during the summer when they will go to Cali fornia.
 "0nly intimate friends were present at the nur tials."
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
boquet That Found Its
 Way to Grass-Widow

This fellow, without the fear of the Lord in his heart, and sn absolute ac- quiesence in everything satan suggests, (observe that we print satan with a small "s, ntdoSn to the residence of a well known Tombstopeite and presented 10 the unsuspecting lady of the house that Judge Doan desired a hoquet.
 The good lady grsciously clipped the choicest bouquet that could be ob- tained between Denver and Los Ange- lee, assuming that It would decorate and beautiiy the red wood panel bt- fore which his honor sits as he adiudi' ca,es the innumersble differences be. tween the loyal yeomsnry the realm but behold the day following it was as certained that the renegade gave that bouquet to grass widow and elopet with her on tine strength oi 1t, all o which constitutes contempt ot court 1T the estimation thereof.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19

to a stated degree, and 1t iS to be hoped that these brave and farseeing people will realize handsomely on the measures Of expansion wh ich they adopted at the meeting. II, as has been asserted, virtue is its own reward and true excellence commands prem ium, prosperity will wait'upor the endeavors of the Tomb stone Consolidated people and the rts jurces ia sigh warrant the prediction tha disappointment d lies not il ambush along their trail [,
 fortune.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
Thornton to Survey
 Railroad For Clark

Senator W. A. Clark, owner of the Salt Lake road, United Verde mine snd various other millionaire enter prises hss employed c. c. Thornton, one of the leading surveyors in Flag .taff, to take the field at once and map out prospective routes for new railroad that will connect with the Salt Lake snd passing through Je- rome, reach into the southern part Of Arizona by way of the Salt river valley
 Rumors of Clsrk's intention to build 6 railroad through Arizona have been frequent since he completed the Salt Lake road, but the employment Of Thornton oi Flagstaff to place sur veving party in the field is the first definite step m that direction.
 Within the next two weeks Senator Clark will be in Jerome with Mrs. Clark and their two millionaire bsbi es, and it is believed that while in Arizona on this trip he will incidentally look into silrosd matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
Auto Party Passed
 Through Tombstone

The Douglas to Los Angeles Over land Autow obile" party arrived iD Tombstone yesterday on theIr long trip to the coast. The party is com posed of E. E. Pirtle, Dr. Hickman and c. O Ellis. Dr. Shine of Bisbae who expected to make the fourth in the parry was unable to go The trip is heing made in MT. Pirtle' s 'Csddilac" automobile and he IS dr!v- ing the car. They expect to complete the journey in five days. They re- mained ir Tomb>tohe but few moments and continued on to Tucson rolay'- program includes a 900 rlilt jump to Yuma. The party hopes tc beat i:s j-day's time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
Double Headed
 Rep qvention

Thers is every indication that one republican territorial convention next Saturday will be held in Tu son, in the opera house, aud that another ! may he held in the Grove pavilion.
 Following the heated contests at the county conventions in Maricopa, Cochise and Gila-three of the largest counties in the territory-and the holding of sN-called Trump" conyen- tion- by c"niesting factions, there is every indication that the prediction O. txo republican conventions in Tue son viii cone true.
 In each of the three counties nam ed above two sets Of delegates were selected.
 It is not certainty that the Kib- bey supporters from Maricops will be given seats in the regular convention. Their credentials will be contested by another set of delegates, who will be led by c. Adams.
 should Governor Kibbey's delege- ton noi be seated, there is not the slightest doubt locally but that his folio rers will organize trump" con vention, which will probably be held m the Grove pavilion and delegates also named to Chicago.
 One O! these delegations would be without question instructed while the other would be for Taft.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
Excellent Talent Booked
 By The Iris Company

The bookings for the regular drama tic season of l9OS-9 are coming in snd among the iavori,ts already booked are Murray and Mack in a new play. Ralph R'gss in All on the Quiet a musi- cal comedy called "Hans and Nix" cI7rying a cho, Il. ii tHeuty-five "The Girl of the Sunny south" Vests Mlnstrels and Cupid at Vassar {" An eastern dramatic guide says lnmh>tone will be a better show town nex. season than last owing 10 'he fact that tte mines aili have a larger force at work by fall than at any time sinco they have operated in late years.
 Rsy Father Burns, of the Cathode church, is preparing ,o open up som, good work Tor lis chosen denomins
 ;ivn next month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
Territorial Democratic
 Convention Is Called

The Territorial Democrat conyen ton is called to meet at tho City of Tucson, on Thursday, May 2S, 1908, al the hour 0! II o'clock a. m. for the purpose of selecting six delegates and SIX alternate delegates to represent the Territory of Arizona s' the N.- tions! Democratic convention Co te held in the City of Denver on the 7th day of July, 1908, also to select s member of the Democratic National Committee.
 The total representation ci the Terr.- tory reaches 220 delegates. Coch:se leads with fl delegates, Msricopa second with 10 less. The invention premises to he well attended and au enthusiastic meeting locked for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
Arizona Girl Lost
 In New York City

Bertha Smith, young woman Of Phoenix. wearing not 8 stitch oi clothing, wandered half mile on the west side in New York city one day recently.
 The girls bare feet were bleeding and raw. She carried in her bands s bible and Christian EndesTor mem - bership pledge.
 Tine girl was taken to the hos pital.
 There she said she was Berth smith g years old. of No. B West Ninety third street, New York. Sheh beer under the care of a nurse ct A Mrs Carm:chael's, when she attempted to uadre-s in the West End church, oI which she is q member.
 After tue church episode she wa' carefully watched, but in some way eluded the nurse and had been walk ing abont nude for more than an houl when found
 The Phoenix Democrat says thai Miss smith went to New York ion ! Phoenix after the death oi her father a wealthy mine owner, last iell. Sh, 1 went 10 live with her friends, th' l CarmIchacls. Her intention was tt study dentistry
 ] Always oi deeply devout nature she had recently become. mono maniac on the subject oi religion. $, pers stent was she in her delusioI that she should disrebe herself "ant start for heaven" that the officers c the church had engaged a traine, nurse to look after her until he relatives could reach New York.
 The Democrat adds that Miss SmitI resided in Phoenix for several years She wa. for time employed in tt dental offices of Dr, John Lentz, ant wss considered highly sccomplishe young lady. Upon the death of Ge father she inherited some money, go ing from Phoenix to New York las summer to take up the study c dentistry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
An Arizona
 Quicksilver Mine

The Yuma Examiner states that .he Colorado company is operating it's quicksilver mines I2 miles north Of Quartzette. The furnace has 30 tons capacity and has five condeusers.
 This property was worked by the French fifty years ago for copper The ore is s red sulphite eofmercury, occur ring in bright red crystals. 1t carries gold and silver values also, but to ge. these the ore has to be treated a second time, being first treated for the mercury. The richest oi it runs as high as s2O0 and s3OO ton, but it averages SIP.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19
From Wednesdays Daily.

Dr. and Mrs. i'hro left day for Fl Pas7, where Ds. Albro hopes soon to recover from the effect, of recent s.tac., of tyi hoii fever.
 Su3sryis3 3r Jae ,.-C.be is Tomb stone visitor today
 Id Flauigln. tho B.slge attorney, spent she day Tn the county seat.
 Attorney Fred Sutter came in from bisbee today on co"rt matters.
 Rev. Ben die. ro-s 70 Whitewater aud Pearce today 70 lpok after the services and interes's O his church. Tn Whitewater our Mormon friends very kindly give n.m the benefit of tA-ir modest tabernacle for the pur- posss oi divine services.
 II NJ. Eckerman and wife left today for Los Angeles On Il visit and incl den,aiiy see his big fleet.
 The Elks of Phoenix may expend as
 much as $J,o0o in temodelling the
 Doris thester.
 The jurors attending the adjourned
 session Of the October court term, were discharged today ard return to
 their resp-c,lys homes with the same old regard for tha historic and romar. tic Tombstone.
 That the Southern Pacific meantno violation Of the law and did not lay i.. ] sei. Hat to penalty in delivering it's tax money two days late is the opinion D which Ch'ei Justice Edward Kent ? handed down iiom the district court s bench at Yuma. When the money - arrived late the county treasurer had Q no legal ught to accept it. The court. = decision gives the county the right [, Y accep. the cri sinal amount. f3S, 900 without penalty A similar csse i. e pending in Cochise coun;y, .us ,h, O delinquency here was over seven day-
 ". r. Walsh has resigned h!- posi-
 ton Wi:hthe Tombstone Consolidated
 Mines company, and will shortly leav
 for Denver, where he will accept ., similar situation. The many Tomb J stone friends of MT. Walsh sincerely
 regret hls dept-ture.
 l. Under the law o: the territory al .e insane person must be dangerous be U fore he can be admitted to the terri ,a torial asylIn. | he or she be harm
 less, the law v:ll permit him or her [ h. =.arve. Probate Judge Go. dJody ha ?, called attention to thrs delinquency :, and it is to be hoped that the mex y session ot the legislature will procee n to remedy s1me of the hld prov E.
 icns of our c.:l. and criminel code 8
 well as our code of procedure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-19

We are not exactly bleeding wardly, but We do feel pow erfui" sorry for our republican friends throughout Arjzona. Poor old boys they should not play rough Ike that. Starting out with q hopeless minority, they compound their troubles by mutual dissentions. In this county and several others they have had double-barrel conventions which have in variably gone of at the wrong end, and the probabilities are now, that their territorial love meeting will end up in an all round wake over the remains of republican ambitions in | Arizona. In Naricopa county the breach is biz enough tc swallow a hay stack and l, growing wider every day. IL | GiIa county the same om in ous thunderhead is looming above the horizon of republi. can prospects, and it is very probable that the campaign assessment levied on the re publican office holder and tin, devoted supporter of the par!, ethics will have 10 be doubled for the purpose of transporta ton and hotel accommoda tiOns for two delegations in stead of one tC the nationa convention on the lake shore We deplore this condition O things amongst our worth fellow cOuntrymen, We woul' fane to approach them. smea- the vasaline of reconciliation over thelr gaping wounds anC the balm of harmony over tn disfgured physiognomy of tn republican cause ill Arizona but we fear it is toe late. Tn party is already moribund il this budding commonwealth and what is the use of wastin
 medicine on the dying ele phant.
 To quote Uncle Bill BadaI of Goddess Gulch. it is he'll ashious pitiful, but we can help It."