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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20
THE DEFEAT OF M'NAB

GALFORNIA drops the OF imperfect sympathy for the
downfall OF the good boss. What hit hm He had become
of institution regarded with all the pay
landmark which although sometimes in the held
moderate affection for the back He had grown
with the country and seemed nobody worth while
job Mr. Hearst tried to oust that hardy perpetual than
with disastrous results to himself
The boss is dead long live the boss Theodore Bell
Gavin McNab ruler the fierce democracy of California for which
fight always foc Never shall be said Of them that they
would rather eat than fight The party California like the
famous Baooey club to which the by main
Mr. Bell assumes the magicians wand be only
testers air bag the end OF stick The emblem of authority
may be- has passed from Francisco o-w
do not know the latest geography Bell but feel confident
is somewhere between Sskiyou and San Diego
Mr. McNab the hero of hundred defeats He grew on
disaster and has tven political adversely His fearful
glorious late to be oberated IN the last ditch by Max Pepper
should point warning for aspiring youth Mr. Pepper
the last
Mr. McNab unfortunate in his friendships An originally
nevoent disposition perverted by evil no
that Mr. MeNab sympathy with the higher ups
general way opposed the graft prosecutions In politics
he always had the support of the Southern Pacific heeiers
healthy sign the whole that his party has turned him
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20
THE TELEPHONE ORDINANCE

ERE disposition make unduy exactng with the
telephone company, but there certain public rights
which the board of should insist One of these is
the right to have connections installed within reasonable time
and distance The company and the subject
requirement of the policy The
sa of this right would the corporation power punish the
citizen who has proved troublesome Men who stick their
rights useful citizens but often the public service corpora
do not like them and opportunity punish them
with the supervisors this suppression
the objecting citizen.
Another demand made by the telephone company obviously
and this the employ and dscargethe help for
the private exchanges These employees paid by the
pany but by the firms and business houses The
corporation bring them under although
nothing toward their maintenance The butcher might well de-
nand the right employ and discharge his cooks
ground that they would become subservent his
1t charged that four purposely abented them
selves from the meeting order dodge voting telephone
ordinance and thus produced tie through which failed
The ordinance again reconsdera-
and will be we'll for all the the
be present and on it. Dodging won't help them
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20
Personal Mention

+. C. Churchill Of stockton is at the Audubon.
E. W. Rider of Los Angeles is registered at
the Won Dorm.
HAYDEN Eames of Cleveland is registered at
the Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Patrick OF Salt Lake are
at the st. Francis.
H. W. King and Mrs King of Los Angeles
are at the Colonial.
r. Schroeder. banker OF Chicago, is stay
ing at the st. Francis.
@. a. Brown Of Red Blur and ]. l.. Frick
of Chico are at the Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. I-anz OF Mexico City have apart
nents at the st. Francis
Burton Green, oil man Of Los Angeles is
a gnest at the Fairmont.
A. c. Kans. recently elected clearing house
bank examiner. returned to this city yesterday.
after a months absence visiting relatives in
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

Montreal. Can. Kains will assume his new
duties on June /.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Laton of Del Monte have
apartments at the Fairmont.
W Z, Green of Santa Rosa and W. r. Moore
OF Lnkeport are at the Blair.
Guy b Barham Of Los Angeles is among the
new arrivals at the Fairmont
- Hagne Of Portland aud William Mason Of
FRESNO are at the new Lick house.
H. Wittenberg. member OF the biscuit trust.
Is at the ST. Francis registered from Portland.
E w. Churchill. banker of Napa, accom-
panied py Mrs Churchill. is at the st. Francis.
Former Governor and Mrs. John Lind OF Min
reapoiis have taken apartments at the ST.
Among arrivals at the Victoria are W. e.
Laurence of Vacayille. W. p. Efchenberg Of
skentwood and J.. r. Hernton of Mcleod river.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20
TALK SOFTLY AND CARRY BIG STICK

nearly 1000 years mankind has prayed peace on earth
II and still the and the who pray wonder how
much progress the world is making in the direction that
ideal The other day this country concluded arbi-
with Japan and there therefore much rejoicing Yet
OF does encourage the belief that
United States and Japan impossible Last week
again conference in Washington of delegates from
of among themselves. The
flowed good feeling and fine words Venezuela repre-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20
NOTE AND COMMENT

Bob Evans cares not who may
plan the battles of his country as long
as he can furnish the expletives.
The Bell to which the democratic
party in this state now harkcns is
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

not the familiar naturalization OF
the S. P. signal
The talk at Washington of barring
cigarettes from the navy is likely to
end in smoke.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20
Queer Tactics of
Aged Taft Boomer -


queer IaCtIcS Oh > chair he provide of
Aged Taft Boomer - position o.
umpne cigar lately advertising the a that
Taft in for presidential nomination
good example method used by the old fellow impress
republican the other
nng of who crowded
lined making their cigar
The waited
the edge
the statesmen
grow hufy when turnc the salesman waited
what want?" asked he
Taft
politely Then. while
venerable dewn the talk
for TAFT atan cigars
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20


guest Miss Maude and Miss Dorothy
Wood of this city. and during their
stay here the Pierces were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wood.
Mrs. Frederick Sharon was hostess az
a luncheon at the Fairmont hotel yes
terday at which Miss Florence Breek-
enridge, Mrs. Gordon Banding. Miss
Susan Banding and Mrs. Duplessis
Deylard were guests Mr. and Mrs.
Sharon Will be the honored guests at
dinner given by Mrs. Eleanor Martin in
her Broadway home tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene de Saba their
daughter Vera and Miss Leontins de
Saba and the Clement Tobins will
leave Saturday for visit OF several
weeks. to Victoria. Before their return
the new De Saba residence in san Ma
teo will be completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West Clark are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a daughter. There are already
two little girls in the Clark family.
Mrs. Clark was Miss Cecilia Tobin-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain are
en- route from New York and plan
stay of several years in San Francisco.
Since their marriage few years ago
they have lived in the eastern city. Mrs.
Chamberlain was Miss Elizabeth still
man.
Mrs. William Mayo Newhau leaves
town this week for a visit OF several
months in the east. where she may be
Joined by one or more OF her daughters
later in the season
artistic circles took place yesterday
afternoon in St. Mary's Episcopal
church in Steiner street. when Miss
Florence Theller and Clarkson Dye
were quietly married The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Mr.. YOUNG
and was followed by an informal re-
ception. Mr.. Dye and his bride will
spend their honeymoon in Tahiti. sail
ing on the Mariposa. and Will reopen
Mr.. Dyes bungalow in Mill valley
after their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scoheld and
Miss Seofield will spend the summer
months at Pacific Grove.
The charity vaudeville at the Princess
theater tomorrow afternoon will be a
social as well as a dramatic event. for
already the sale of seats promises a
splendid attendance OF the cfty's we'll
known people. The progrm is an ex-
ceptionally interesting one. Robert
Mantell and Mackenzie Gordon being
included on the list OF those who will
take part
Mrs. j. W. Duncan wife of Col. J. W.
Duncan, and Miss Carol Duncan are In
their old home at Harrisburg. Pa.
where they will be the guests Of Mrs
Duncan's father for two months. Mrs.
Dunean's health. which was the cause
of her trip. has already been much
benefited by the change.
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the Western Pacific reports that the
gap between MarysvilIe and Sacra-
mento has been reduced to 25 miles
Four new cars have been received by
the Mill Valley and Mount Tamaipais
railroad during the last three days and
more rolling stock Is expected to take
care OF the enormous summer business
which is already setting in.
ID. T. McCabe. fourth vice president
IN charge Of traffic OF the Pennsylvania
lines. visited Mount Tamalpais yestsr-
day and win leave tonight for the east.
The line the Southern Pacific IS build
ing to Owens lake Is open for freight
aid passenger traffic i've miles from
Mojavt.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20
Thomas Appeals
to Mems Prejudice

continued navy
he tactful appealing
o
of
dmrng the platform OF
sailors taking
their quarterback walked his wnkn
withd dspleasure.
calculated Il buecNetS
stand as a. soldier
In lust about of sif backed sailors
the when he
against the bueket concluded who wouldn't
stand eh
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

Mr. and Mrs. William Sc0held and
Miss Seofield will spend the summer
months at Pacific Grove.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

The charity vaudeville at the Princess
theater tomorrow afternoon will be a
social as we'll as a dramatic event. for
already the sale of seats promises a
splendid attendance OF the city's we'll
known people. The progrm Is an ex-
ceptionally interesting one Robert
Mantell and Mackenzie Gordon being
included on the list or those who will
take part.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

Mrs. William Mayo Newhau leaves
town this week for a visit of several
months in the east. where she may be
Joined by one or more OF her daughters
later in the season
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain are
en- route from New York and plan a
stay of several years in San Francisco.
Since their marriage a few years ago
they have lived in the eastern city. Mrs.
Chamberlain was Miss Elizabeth Still
man.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20
New York Writer
Peers Into Future

THE news we get from Rome
Is all made up at home
It's my conviction,
And that, you see, will account
For the terrible amount
OF contradiction.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

d. T. McCabe. fourth vice president
In charge of traffic OF the Pennsylvania
lines, visited Mount Tarnalpais yester-
day and viii leave tonight for the east
me line the Southern Pacific IS build
ing to Owens lake Is open for freixht
aid passenger traffic i've miles from
Mojavt.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

0IIS V15I0II dVIllC TepOrIS mat The
gap between Marysville and Sacra-
mento has been reduced to 25 miles
Four new cars have been received by
the Mill Valley and Mount Tamaipais
railroad during the last three days and
more rolling stock is expected to take
care or the enormous summer business
which is already setting in.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

Mrs j. w Duncan. wife OF Col J. w
Duncan. and Miss Carol Duncan are In
their old home at Harrisburg. Pa.
where they will be the guests OF Mrs.
Duncan's father for two months. Mrs.
Duneans health. which was the cause
of her trip. has already been much
benefited by the change
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20
The Insider
Tells of unique method used by aged boomer
for Taft who canvasses cigar stands In the
interests of his candidate for the presidency

HOULD Taft ever grace the presidential
chair he should provide some sort Of a
position for an old man who has beer
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West Clark are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of daughter. There are already
two little girls in the Clark family
Mrs. Clark was Miss Cecilia Tobin.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

the Transportation club on June and
every member Is invited and expected
TO bring one or two friends with him
eIirible TO membership. The club Is
considering an outing to Redwood park
in the Big Basin. One night will be
nassed at santa Cruz and the next day
will be spent in the forest
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

The chief ergin-sl's ee0artm' & OF
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20
The Smart Set

~ ARDS are out for the wedding Of
Miss Relda Ford. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Tirey L. Ford. and Fred
~ erick Van Devender Stott. which
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

The Union Pacific has issued a we'll
printed and we'll Illustrated book en-
titled .sThe Pony Express. or Blazing
the westward Way. 1t is an inter-
esting history of the building OF the
road. describing the fights with Indians
and the troubles connected with the
construction of an overland railroad
during pioneer days.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

Mrs. Joseph Hopkins, who spent the
winter with her son. Lieutenant George
Honkins. II. s. NJ. c., at Mare island.
has returfied to her home in Washing
ton, ID. C..
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

Mrs. James H. Pierce and her daugh-
ter. Mildred. have returned to their san
Jose home after a week here and a
visit of several days to Del Monte. On
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24
WANTED

Good carriers with horses, at Trit
une. Apply Circulation Dept.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24
New interpretations

With the fling with the county clerk,
Monday, of articles of incorporation of
the shannon Essex company new MGR
camille establishment was launched. The
incorporators are Thomas b. and Mary
j. shannon, j. w. and Lillian j. Essex
and j. w. Wharton, all of Salt Lake
City, headquarters of the new concern,
The, capital stock is $4,000, divided
into $50 shares valued at 500 each, of
which l50 shares are set apart as treas.
ury stock. Thomas 3. Shannon is presi-
dent and J. w. Essex, vice-prcsidcnt,
secretary and treasurer. These, with
the other 1ncorpcrators, make up the
directorate.
The Gold Springs Social club of Gold
Springs, Iron county, incorporated with
the secretary of state to establish and
maintain a club and reading room at
Gold Springs. George Moody is presi-
dent; ]. l.. Wade, secretary, and these.
with George Z. Hartgrove and Alvor
Thompson, form the board of trustees.
The Enterprise PRINTING and Publish
ing company incorporated with capi,
tai stock of $4,000, divided into as many
shares Of 81 each, to engage in gen.
eral printing and publishing business,
with headquarters at Virgin, Washing"
ton county. The officers are Gus Cowen,
Sylvester Earl, H. F, Sutton, James
Jepson and o. ". Little Of Virgin, and
CnarleS Wllklnson ana IL. IL Mlnol oA
Wheeler.
Articles of incorporation of the Min
eral Range Gold Mining company, with
headquarters in Salt Lake City, were
filed with the county clerk. The capital
stock is 100000, divided into 100000
shares of 25 cents each, which is paid
by the taking over OF five Boston min
ing claims situated in tho Star mining
district, Beaver county. The officers
w NcEnen nrpSidpDt- S1mnel
G. Dye, vicc-president; James L. Craig
secretary and treasurer, These, with
l.. Keithly and NJ, J. Ruddy, form the
board Of directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24

The American Music society was de-
Egbffuily entertained Monday evening
bY Miss Pearl Van Cott: An Indian
programme was given. Vocal numbers m
were given by Mrs: {: ,1oT g. fiHm%Gf; PpiGc and anJ
I W Curtis. and instrumental numbers
were GIVEN by Miss MiDettc Baer and
Miss Irma Watson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN McSorley enter,
dinner Sunday in honor Of Mrs. John
W Thompson of Park City. The table
ccntcrpiecc was a cut glass vase filled
with white chrysanthemums. Covers
were lard for. beside the CUES. of honor,
Mrs. NJ. j. DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ; J..
McGill, Miss julia Henley and Miss
Vivian McSorley,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24
IN Her Back Aches
:. FINDS All Her Energy and
'ps,,,ou Slipping Away.

<,s.u Finds All Her Energy ana
nni.ion Slipping Away.
mains that come when the
". IN make life a burden. Back
y. J. ' no;ns. headaches. dizzy spells,
ry urinary troubles. all tell of
,a and warn you of the
.nnroach of diabetes, dropsy
.S,is disease. Doan's Kidney
's,mapently cure all these dis
Here's proof of it in Salt
c5,v woman's words;
~ l,.snb Slater, $50 West Third
"A ,,rcet. Salt Lake City, Utah,
1.-THE recommendation which 1
MANS Kidney Pills about year
I.balf ago was true IN every par
E,rd can recommend them Just
fus at this time. For along time
~. 10 taking them I had attacks
,I.t.ebe and other symptoms of
il ,,oublcs which were very annoy
!. distressing A friend advised
ii ,rv Doan's Kidney Pills and I
IN box at the T. ]. Hill Drug
r.s acted UP to their representa-
ease and in a short time /
II every symptom of the trou.
Thsnsyer I feel any symptom Of
anpeal to Doan IS Kidney Pills
~ alWays give me relief. "
.,le by all dealers. Price so
Faster. Milburn Co., Buffalo,
ysk, sole agents for United
R.sbsr the name-Doan Sand
Il, otber.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24
SOCIETY
CALENDAR

The Girls Friendly society Of
81. Mark S church will entertain
at n social Friday evening. De.
ecember 4. in honor of Miss Sarah
SPalding.. who will return the
last of the week from a six
months absence in Europe.
The Woman's club will meet
.his afternoon with Mrs. u. G.
Moser ut 206 East Third South.
Miss Tyler will give the paper
Of the afternoon.
Mrs. H. @. Hoffman will en-.
ttertain ut a large bridge tea
Inis afternoon at her home on
East South Temple;
The Quingenta club will meet
th1s afternoon with Miss Her
man at "a West Seventh South.
The wasatch Literary club
VIII meet this evening with Mrs.
=. 0. Leatherwood, 1880 Ninth
East. 1t will be an evening
with Field and Riley.
MTs. Fred Hornung will en-
tertain at a bridge tea at her
apartment In the Miller flats.
The evening bridge tourna-
ment Will meet this evening with
Mr. and Mrs. r. R. Bittenger in
the Bransford apartments,
Miss Alice Spry will have q
recital this evening at the
studio of her teacher, Miss
Matte Hall, at rs West First
North.
There will be a buffet lunch
con at the Country club at !
O'Clock on Thanksgiving day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24

Mr. and Mrs. w, G, Tuttle will leave
boTc the first of December for Grand
Ranids' Mich, where they, will spend
nap.ulb' III, or so with Mrs. Tuttlc IS parents,
q and d sail from New York the last OF De
rember, During their absence their
home at 36S First ,aveDne wlll be oc-
cnpied by Mr.. and Mrs. Heuser'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt sherman. who
bo%c We sncpt over year in Washington,
tbeir theiS daughter, Mrs. n, P. Gray: They
win spend the holidays here with M MT
and Mrs. G. j. Gibson ana 'heir son.
Roger Sherman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24

three daughters will be at home to their
friends after December at 100 S street.
rejoicing over the arrival of daugh.
ter at their home.
Mrs. W. S. Wade. who is in New York
this week, is staying at the Hotel Vol.
cott.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24

Invitations have been issued TOR the the
,rodJing Of Miss Jessie Lewis OF New
YorIt Yo CITY and Ben Lewis Of Bingham
CSnvon, 10 take place Sundaay attGr, Ter
moor moor at o'clock, November ~ at the
Montcfiore synagogue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24

Thanksgiving Flowers.
An extra choice stock at The Flower
Shop, corner Second South and Main,
downstairs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24

,rre Gabv. Mrs. G. K, Smith and Mrs;
w G Druehl and son Lewis w1ll spend
.oJo~ az the Davis county nursery, the
ancsts of Mr.. and Mrs. Harness.
NJ ond Mrs. W. L. CritZer and their
Evening journal., 1908-08-31
DEMOCRATS
SOUND KEYNOTE
OF CAMPAIGN
Hold One Of the Biggest
Meetings in Years at
Brandywine Springs
LEWIS, KERR AND ROBINS
LAUD DEMOCRACY

Thousands Of enthusiastic Democrats
attended the Bryan and Kern ratifica-
tion meeting at Brandywine Park on
Saturday under the auspices az the
Democratic League of Delaware. Not
since the strenuous political days Of
the early eighties has there been so
enthusiastic a gathering of Deiaocrats.
Leading men of the city from many
parts of the country extolled the vir-
tues Of Democracy, lauded Mr.. Bryan
and then helped to eat the 900 pound
OK that had been prepared for the oc-
casion.
Addresses were the features Of sf-
ternoon and evening sessions. John G..
GraN street and sewer director, was
chairman. The speakers were the Hon.
J. Hamilton Lewis, of Chicago; the
Hon. James II. Kerr, Of Pennsylvania.
and the Hon. Raymond Robbins, Of Il
linois. Mr.. Robbins was the represen-
tative OF Sampel NJ. Gompers, presi-
dent of the American Federation Of
Labor, who with Charles A. Towne, Of
New York, and the Hon. d. Clayton. of
Alabama, was not able to be present.
At the close Of the afternoons ad-
dresses fine rich beef from the savory
hulk Of the great OK was cut by ex-
perienced carvers, placed between
tempting layers of bread and distrib-
uted to everyone. It was a great day.
Mr.. Robbins Speaks.
Mr.. Robbins asserted that the Tabor
unions found in the Democratic party
their best friends. and were unanimous
y supporting William Jennings Bryan
as reward Of this friendship"
Mr.. Robbins stated that he holds So
cialism as a theory correct. but he docs
not believe that it can be applied in
this government, and therefore he
maintains that Democracy is the only
relief that can be enforced under the
constitution. Mr.. Robbins is a mem
Der Of the Chicago Beard Of Educa.
ton, having been appointed by Mayor
Evening journal., 1908-08-31
WOMANKIND
The Word "sundae.p

Tho sundae is a comparatively re-
cent effort 10 appeal 20 a taste that
has been satiated by Ice cream OF con-
ventional flavors. IL Is. as everybody
knows. a small plate OF cream over
which has been poured chocc2Nte sirup.
the juice OF fruits. or which has been
sprinlSled with nuts partially reduced
TO powder. But why is Il so called:
Some time was taken In an endeavor
20 penetrate the mystery but In vain.
Many entertaining surmises We're ad-
vanced and a few Of them are given
II Is a word first used by some - 4
water fountain man in an arbitrary
manner
IL originated in the colleges.
lt originated in Atlantic City.
1t originated in Washington.
IL was first called Friday. and then
the name was changed to Sunday, be-
cause Friday is an unlucky day, and
then the spelling was changed 10
please some Mrs. Grundy.
II originated in some town when tho
lid was down on the Sunday soda
water business. and the dealer fixed up
a substitute which he called Sun
day.
Just like Topsy. il just growed.
10 was called Sunday at first be-
cause ice cream is popular Sunday
dessert.
one thing is certain and that is that
in Washington, as long ago as twenty
years. in one of the leading ice cream
places. a similar mixture of tooth
some edibles was prepared and it was
called "a Florodora. Washington
Star.