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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
EIGHT NEGROES ORGANIZE
(. q. Davis Secures Adherents
For Anti-Taft Club

AFTER working for three months TO
engineer a bolt Of The negro voters Of
TINS city 10 Bryan. c. 9. Davis. q negro
Fariously described as a teacher. a poll
llrian and q street mathematician. called
2 inteLlng OF negroes in the headuuar-
Le-s - Ine democratic state central
committee last night Eight voters re-
spQnceQ 10 the call and. while thew
were NOT al sure Of the wisdom OF the
course. nnally got together in the tenn
lefdry organization OF the Anti-Taft
There are three reasons for this
meeting declared Davis AT the outset
Those three reasons are three canff-
dates. The first is Taft I an parr5c-1
larry in love with that man The second
Is PERKINS IN IN love with him TOO
-1e l-lre IS kahn He's our particular
Irlene- de loves rs Ike q dog loves q
switch. He a6mires US as he does The
SUM IN the gutter"
Davis condemned Taft for the Browns
vile incident and charged Perkins with
voting against The fourteenth amend
InenL DE may have meant the fifteenth
alnencueElS which was rejected by Cali
lorna While Perkins was a member OF
the state legislature Paving ais re-
specls again 10 Kahn, whom he called
y ullus Tn Can Davis said:
That Fellow wouldn't stop 10 talk tC
you he would put Up front If you
wanted spittOon Job from him, but he
wouldn't give you q mans Job
Davis ended with a plea that his eight
by lining Up for Bryan and James G
Naguire.
John Wiley, formerly in Governo,
Budd's Office and q leader among ths
negro voters. disapproved Of the idea Of
organizing, because he was not sure
that Bryan was the best OF two evils
But Davis persisted. While We are
scattered ike rats in q barn We can'i
do anything"
Carried away rather reluctnatly by
this plea The eight agreed 10 organize
temporarily by making Davis chairmar
Of the An1i-Iaft club Davis thought
the next order OF business should be
the selection Of e sergeant al arms
Whc would cuel possible disturbances
bur he was overruied and c I Scott
was made temporary secretary.
There being a decided lack Of en-
thusiasm in the meeting and consider
able objection 10 permanent organiza-
tion the Anti-Taft club adjourned tc
the call Of the chair.
Il did not come because am In sym
pathy with this movement" one Of the
negroes explained, 7 came because
an a man I would visit the devil If he
invited ne.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
SURGEONS KEPT
AWAY FROM fires
Police Chief Biggy's Latest Or
der Prohibits Emergency Men
From Entering Lines
New Rule Raises Storm of Pro-
test In Fire and Hospital
Departments

Police Chief Biggy's latest Biggyism
IS 10 order all emergency hospital men
outside the lines at fires This eoict
wholly disregards a health board rule
requiring the attendance at the scene OF
every third alarm" IRE Of an amDu-
lance. a surgeon, chief steward and
steward TO report 10 and assist the FIRE
department
Biggy's latest Biggyism began at the
IRE which destroyed Coney Island, IN
Fillmore street. last week. when he or
cered his men 70 drive all the ener-
gency hospital service people outside OF
the lines The order was carried out
The incident was put down 70 some
mistake or misunderstanding and the
central emergency hospital ambulance
responded TO the third alarm al the
Van Ness avenue IRE Monday night
Biggy arrived some time after the
hospital corps He found Chief Steward
Bucher, a veteran attache Of the hospi-
tal. on duty inside the lines and with
the badge OF his position pinned on his
coat
What badge have you got on? Get
out OF herei" Biggy commanded
Bucher tried 10 explain, but Biggy
wasn't listening
II we need an ambulance well tele-
phone for il" he declared. with utter
disregard for the fact that telephones
near big FIRE are generally out OF
commission
Another enforcement OF the same rule
caused Biggy 10 throw e surgeon from
The harbor emergency hospital out of
the lines al an East street FIRE Yester-
cay afternoon four fremen were seri-
ously injured al the fire at the foot OF
Second street According 10 Biggys
reasoning the injured men should have
been carefully inspected by the police
and an ambulance ordered by telephone
only after Z report had been made 70
him.
Realizing the dangerous trend Of Big
gys methods at g FIRE, where lives may
De IN the gravest OF danger, the health
board IS preparing 10 take the matter
Up with the police commissioners.
Fire Chief Shaughnessy said last
night that he had not heard OF the
bucher incident al the Van Ness avenue
nre, but at the same time he declared
against the exclusion Of the hospital
authorities IN the most positive terms
ana said ne would call upon Biggy
about the matter this morning
In The cause of humanity. the am
bulance men and emergency stewards
should be allowed within FIRE lines al
al times" he said They are kind
enough 10 send an ambulance TO the big
nres and they ought 10 be afforded the
pest facilities FOR doing their work. In
9lr-es are possible every minute al q
Dig nre; men are cut or burned or over
come by smoke. Unless we have an
ambulance II means a bed on the curbs
stone and maybe a hospital run with a
nose wagon That isn't right And
there's always danger from electric
wires and gas explosions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
WILL CONTINUE FIGHT
DR.. H. w. Wiley Will Wage War
Until Victory Is Won
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE cali.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-..If I should
leave the government service 1 would
continue TO fight as a private citizen
in the cause Of pure food. I am en-
listed for the war and do not intend
10 lay down my arms until & victory
1ull, complete and permanent has been
won" This was the threat or promise
that Dr.. Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the
bureau Of chemistry, flung out to the
interests which are manufacturing i'm
pure foodstuffs when he reached Wash
ington last night after his recent trip
10 the northwest
Speaking Of his enemies, DR.. Wiley
said
There are interests that are slow to
recognize the truth, though the public
health be at stake. These are the dried
fruit industry of California. certain
mOlasses manufacturers Of Louisiana
and ths wholesale liquor dealers asso-
citation. l look for these people 10
come around IN good time, however"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
ARRANGE ENCAMPMENr

Arrangements have been completed
for the encampment of the Rough
Riders Of California at the Chutes Au-
gust o. There will be a ball and an
entertainment in the evening at the
pavilion A large number of conces-
sions viii share profits with the or
ganization. which will use the proceeds
to buy uniforms. In a 40 camD. built
after the style Of an oldtime mining
town. there will be dancing A number
of handsome senoritas will have charge
OF this camp
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
AGED MEN FACE GRAVE CHARGE

John Palmer, Dennis sGearon and
Daniel p Moon were ordered held for
trial in the superior court under $40, 900
bonds yesterday. the charge against
them being indecent conduct with little
girls in Anderson street. The matter
has been brought to the attention Of
several of the local childrens societies
and officials OF the local societies have
signified their intention of prosecuting
All three of the accused men are aged.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
prPoRT LARGE LUMBER THEFTs

AIAAEDA. Aug l9--The manager
~ ne Tayior lumber yards and mills
ar Tie north end Of Grand street has
reported 70 the police that estuary pi-
lies nave stolen large quantities OF
Ir-r~g.er from the yards and carried il
erav ia boats. The management OF
TIE company want that section of the
city given better police protection
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
MILK INSPECTOR WILL
BE SUPPLIED TO CITY
Milk Improvement Association
Will Raise Funds for
This Purpose

An especially interesting meeting of
the Milk Improvement association was
held yesterday in the California club,
the various committees returning to
work full of new enthusiasm after the
long vacation. The members are much
encouraged in their work by the def
mite prospect of securing a paid milk
inspector in the near future who will
visit all the city dairies and those of
the neighboring counties regularly.
This Inspector will be paid by the
association for a year, but the mem
bers hope TO influence the board of
Supervisors before the next financial
budget TO create this position and ap-
propriate a salary for the same. A let
ter will be sent in the name of the
Milk Improvement association to all
the organizations. civic authorities and
physicians in town, asking their aid
for the expenses to be incurred in es-
tablshing the proposed inspection of
milk The California club. the State
Dairy Bureau and the Merchants asso-
citation heartily indorse the idea, and
although difficulty is still experienced
in interesting the public generally in
this work, the members feel much en-
couraged by yesterdays showing. A
series of lectures on the subject of
pure milk is shortly to be given, two
or three OF which viii be repeated
several times before various women s
clubs. Among those present yesterday
were:
Dr. Minora Kibbe Sidney v Smith
DR.. Caroline Rosenberg Mrs. Edward L Bald
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

There are prospects of a lively debate
tonight in the hall of San Francisco
lodge No. IS Of the international asso-
citation of machinists on the proposition
to draw 5000 from the general treasury
for the purpose of donating the same
TO the Eugene V. Debs campaign fund
and presenting the same to him when
he speaks in the Dreaniland rink in
this city September 10.
1t is said that there will be consid-
erable opposition TO the idea Of using
the money of the lodge for political
purposes when there is so much need
for II for members out of work
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
YOUNG COUPLE ARE
MARRIED AT FAIRMON1
Miss Jennie Cohen and Milton
Wolfe United in Marriage
Before Many Friends

Miss Jennie Cohen and Milton Wolfe
were married in the red room Of the
Fairmont last evening The impressive
ceremony of the Jewish religion was
used and supper was served afterward.
Besides the parents of the couple
Nr and Mrs. ". A Wolfe and Mr.. and
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

Broom makers union at its last held
meeting took the preliminary steps in
starting campaign against brooms
made by Chinese and those made by
conyicts in eastern states and sold in
this market 1t is proposed to send
committees to wait on jobbers with a
request that they handle only such
labor in this state and then call on all
retailers who handle brooms not TO pur-
chase from Jobbers who import convict
brooms or sell those made by Chinese.
AT the last meeting four candidates
were admitted TO membership.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

MS. J. , NOItn-Lue guests WeIts
Rev. DR.. Levy K. Strauss
Mrs F. Cohen Mrs. J. Il. Neustsdter
sam Strauss y. II. Neustadter
Mrs. Z. Sern Mrs. Martin Strauss
G. Coleman Martin Strauss
Mrs. c. Coleman Meyer Strauss
William Cohen Florence. Wolfe
Mrs. William Cohen Harry Frank
Sylvan Selig Milton Cohen
Mrs. Sylvan Selig Miss Levy
Nrs- T. Selig Mabel Franklin
II. Wolf Joe Michaels
Mrs H Wolf Mabel Newman
Joe Coleman Arthur Rosenberg
Mrs. Joe Coleman Edna Strauss
William Coleman Edward Selig
Mrs- William Coleman Beatrice Cohen
T. Jau5ou Stella Wolf
Mrs. E. Jsujou Nervyn strauss
Mrs Bernard Jennie Ievison
H n Cohen Joe Strauss
Mrs. X. Strauss Mrs Lincoln
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
SPEAKS TO union
OF TRADE REVIVAL
Walter Price, President of Mar
bic Cutters International
Union. Addresses Local
Broom Makers Start Campaign
Against Chinese and Com
viet Made Articles

1TEsEEfss~ Walter Price of
E7zzSIslE EssG2s (5ssEsE1 New York, presi-
81 S5zSclSs5 dent of the marble
cutters information
al union who arrived in this CITY last
Sunday morning, is the first interna-
tional officer of that craft who has
visited San Francisco. He was received
by a joint committee representing To-
Gals No. 3S and No. A, and escorted TO
the ST. James, where he will remain
for a week. He was shown over the
city, and on Tuesday night addressed
local No. A. He stated that there is
a revival of trade in the east and COM
plimented the local, which has a mem
bersfip of 140, upon the standing it
has in the general organization.
The local has appointed G. N Bright,
f. McGlade, Edward Curley, Lee Ley
don and Daniel Looney a COMMITTEES TO
arrange for ball for the benefit of
the sick and funeral fund of the To-
cal. This will be given in the audi
torium Of the Building Trades temple
on the night of September 5.
Mattresses union No. As at its meet
ing last Monday amended its constitu-
ton in the matter of funeral benefits.
This action has for its object the cut
ting down of the funeral BENEFITS from
S1Ub 10 sou. In the past benefit OF
this character was not paid to the
beneficiary If the deceased was not in
good financial standing at the time of
death, sbut this has been amended so
that hereafter the benefits will be paid
If the member at the time of death
was less than 80 days in arrears in the
payment OF dues.
Three members Of the union were ex-
PEELED for working in the Vienna cafe
after having been formally notified that
the place was under a boycott.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

John Mclaughlin, who went east
some time since to represent local
teamsters in the annual convention held
in Detroit Mich. has returned and says
that the effort to amalgamate the sew
eral bodies of teamsters. particularly
those OF the international brotherhood
and the united brotherhood of America
foi
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

Retail clerks union, local 4s2, at its
meeting last night, had a class of 20
clerks to initiate. At the close of the
business of the evening there were a
number of talks on the subject of con-
tinuing the effort Of having all business
houses close at o'clock in the evening.
Bakers and confectioners union,
local No. "a, at Its last meeting took a
vote on a proposition to rescind its pre-
vious action by which it decided not TO
parade on Labor day The result was
the defeat of the. motion and the local
viii not parade.
Stationary fremens union at its last
meeting elected A. Beaver, J. Silron and
j. Rowey 10 represent it in the iron
trades council Three candidates Were
admitted to membership by initiation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

George Baines and J.. ]. Cass. at the
last meeting of branch 6, amalgamated
society of carpenters and joiners. ap-
pointed delegates TO the Asiatic excIu-
sion league. r. Swift was named as
the marshal of the branch for the labor
day parade. He will have d. Morrison
and @. jameson as his aids. The branch
will have a summoned meeting two
weeks hence to vote on constitutional
amendments
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

George Sandeman. business agent of
the blacksmiths' union, who returned a
few days since from a visit 10 the lower
part of the state, attended a meeting
of that body last night and told of con-
ditions in that part of the state. Sew
eral applications for membership were
received and referred to the committee
on investigation.
The oasis., 1908-05-02
BOStOnStOreInC.

came from Washington Tuesday morning, the prisoners had been delivered to Mexican officials at the line.
 Wednesday night MT. W. H. Cannon of Ventura, California, who is interested in the Yaqui delta, was at Nogales returning from visit at Esperanza and vicinity. He was accompanied by Mir. T. G. Gabber, from his home town, who had been down to the Yaqui country with him.
 Sidewalk construction along Crawford street is going on in earn est, and in several places at once. MT. A. S. Noon is laying cement walk along the Bergier property, and is grading for the walk in front of the residence of his father and the property of H. K. Chenoweth. Messrs. Lester X Smith are putting the finishing touches upon the walk in front of the residence of Doctor A. L. Gustetter, while MT. A. Bach ellier is grading for the walks on the extensive frontage he owns be- tween Sonoita and West avenues.
The oasis., 1908-05-02
With The

Wednesday Mir. Arthur s. Hy- man, manager of the Boston Store, left for Tucson, to meet his wife and son, who were returning from a visit in San Francisco. Upon their return they will make their home in one of the O'Keefe flats. Mir. Hyman and family will re- main in Tucson several days, as a number of eastern drummers are to meet the gentleman there, and he will devote to them considerable time listing for the Boston Store a full line of the most elegant and beautiful goods for the fall trade ever shown anywhere.
 Monday the attorney for the two Yaquis, Luciano and Benito Matus, who had fought their extradition in the United States and territorial courts, the application for writ of habeas corpus in thei: interest having been denied by Judge Nave at the recent term, made final ef- fort to prevent their extradition by appealing to the President by wire The telegram was delivered at the White House at 11:30 o'clock Mon. day night, but before any reply
The oasis., 1908-05-02
Metal Quotations.

Following are the market quota tions on metals for today: Copper, 124@ l28 cts per lb. Lead. per 100 lbs. 4.05@4.10 Silver, per oz., 528 cts. New York City, Exchange l.0l Pesos. Bullion value AZ Mex. Dol. (local) 463
The oasis., 1908-05-02
NOCALES NOTES.

Tucson, was visitor at Nogales.
 Mrs. w. w. Carney was reported quite ill early in the week.
 MT. c. A. Bankerd of Duquesne, was at Nogales Thursday.
 Tuesday Mrs. Charles L. Fowler was reported on the sick list.
 Wednesday Mir. H. K. Cheno- weth went to the Santa Cruz min- ing camp.
 Wednesday Mir. w. NJ. Murphy of the Worlds Fair mine, was visitor at Nogales.
 Mir. Carlos Fuhrken of Hermo- sillo, was visitor at Nogales sey- eral days early in the week.
 Superintendent A. R. Oster of the Sonora railway, was at Nogales Wednesday and Thursday.
 Cents and boys clothing and underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Mir. George D. Gross, superin- tendent for the National Consoli- dated Mining company, was in No- gales Monday.
 Monday Doctor A. l.. Gus.etter went to Tucson to attend the an nual meeting of the Arizona Medi- cal Association.
 "The American Gentleman" the finest and handsomest shoe for gentlemen's wear, at the Red House. Ramon Vasquez.
 MT. H. R. Burns of Empalme, manager for the Western Commer- cial Co.,, was at Nogales Wednesday evening.
 Sunday evening MT. R. c. Moore, assayer at the Key de Orc camp. came up from that place, and was at Nogales several days.
 "The American Lady," the most elegant and stylish shoe made. Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Mrs. Jesse Ritz, who has been quite ill, is convalescent now, through the care and attention of Doctor Chenoweth.
 Tuesday evening Mr. George B. Earnshaw came up from Cerro Colorado, and was at Nogales on business a couple of days.
 Forgood, substantial service wear Hamilton. Brown < Co.'s Patrol Shoe," sold at the Red House, Ra- mon Vasquez.
 At the recent meeting of the Ari- zona Medical Association at Tue son, Dr. A. l.. Gustetter was elected thlrd vice president of the organi- zation.
 Tuesday Judge Gildea's court was occupied all day in the hear Ing ofa forcible entry case involv- Ing property in the vicinity of the pnTooto...
The oasis., 1908-05-02

Andrews went lO Los hHgtieF, anu probably the gentleman will extend hi- trip to Santa Barbara and San Era ncisco.
 Charley Hood is recovering rap- idly from the effects of the accident that occurred in Guaymas several months ago. by which he suffered broken leg. He has discarded his crutches this week, and now walks with cane.
 Thursday evening Mir. J. E. Wise of Calabasas returned from a trip to HermosilIo, Carbo and the Sul tana mining camp. He reports that at Sultana preparations are in hand to erect q large smelling plant.
 Mir. A. s. Noon has taken the contract to lay the cement walk along the Crawford street front of the Bergier property, extending westward from Railroad avenue to Terrace avenue, and Monday he began the work of laying the walk.
 Friday evening of last week, Judge w. A. O'Connor, Mrs. o. Connor, Mrs. H. w. Kelsey, Mrs. John c. Glissan, and Mrs. F. B. Chase, returned from Phoenix, where they had been through the week in attendance upon the an nual meetings of the territorial bodies in Odd Fellowship.
 The clerk of the district court is in receipt of a notice that during the investigation of the receiver, now in hand, the land office at Phoenix will be closed to business. Papers forwarded will be fled, and taken up in their turn when busi ness is resumed. No money is to be remitted to the office until IuIlutT llOllCc.
 Tombstone advices state that on Monday in the United States court the five Mexicans who had been de- tained in jail so long as witnesses against the Duquesne Mining com pany, on the charge of violation of the contract labor law, the U. S. Marshal was ordered to pay each the snm of $230. That Is more money than they would have earned in five months, working all the time.
 Thursday Nogales was visited by MT. NJ. Maldonado of Pintor, a point on the Dolores river, about nine miles from Cerro Prieto, where he keeps a wayside inn and store on the road between Magdalena and the great mining camp. About month ago THE OASIS man en- | joyed the hospitality of Mir. Maldo- nado while en route to and return ing from the Key de Orc camp, be- yond Cerro Prieto.
 THE OASIS is in receipt of a large number of postal cards from MT. w. Roberts, the we'll known and artistic photographer, depicting handsome and attractive scenes in Hermosillo, Guaymas, and other points in Sonora. They are all handsomely executed, colored re- productions of photographic views taken by Mir. Roberts himself, and in artistic finish and picturesque ness they are equal to anything in l the line that can be found any |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-10
BETHEL

Mrs. Malora Morse went to Stock
bridge Friday to spend a few days with
her sister.
Mrs Reuben Whitcomb and Miss
Annie kimball went to New York last
week and will continue their Journey
TO Burlington, y. j., 70 visit friends.
Leslie Amos Soponer and Jennie
Hutchinson We're married Oct. l-t by
Rev. +. +. FELTON, at the home Of
Alonzo Spooner on Chistian Hill.
Father Penders submitted plans for
"a new Catholic church last Sunday to
his congregation The ehurca is to be
built on the lot on Church street next
summer. The plan calls for building
- by 20 feet in the main part with a
yestibule 10 by 20, and vestrv Il BY
- feet Cellar dimensions viii be IS
by ~. The tower viii be Is feet above
the roof Of main building.
The death OF Fred stevens occurred
al his home in South Randolph Monday
morning The funeral services were
reld on "Wednesday from his late home
aud the interment was in Fairyiew
cemetery, Mr.. Stevens lived on Chris
tian hin for many years until he moved
to Randolph,
+. K, Jenney of Plaiufeld, y. IT,, has
Hired the Young house on Church
street and will take possession soon.
Mr.. Young expects to leave town soon
70 join her husband who is in South
Carolina.
David Dyke has sold to Austin
Hareyy his house on South Church
street The latter will take possession
as soon q the present tenant can va
cate.
j. y. Guilmette and family Of Keene,
y. II, have arrived III town and taken
possession of the Samuel Bowen farm
on the Rochester road.
The seleetmeu have appointed Nelson
Pray as special constable and they also
employ him az night Waterman to
acL from 7 In the evening till daylight.
Dr. r, " Chase i entertaining his
brother, Or. Roscoe Chase, Of ludlow
this week this being his first visit here
IN the last eight yeats.
Mrs Martha Arnold has sold her
so called Reed place on st. Hyacinta
street to +. i. Putnam the house which
il AZ present occupied by Robert Middle.
ton
The ladies Of the Congregational
church held their annual sale and fair
on the evening Of Wednesday which at-
ter all bills .wepc paid Melted them the
neat little sum Of $3.50
Rev. j, Hall Long Of Panton il in
town this week making transfer Of
nis household articles which were stored |
here and also calling upon friends.
Miss Lucy Waslburn passed few |
lays at her nome the school in Brock
ton in which size is teaching is taking
i slight vacation during the fair in
That city.