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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-02
ONE DOUBLE OVEN RICHMOND

range. with hot water tank; range has
eight nine-inch covers; suitable ion large
harding house. restaurant or hotel NAL
colin & Dyer, 49, Water St. Augusta.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-02
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE, HEAVY

mule, weighing 1859. ana heavy horse
weighing 131c. A S. Small, Richmond
near Academy. llnp:,hi "
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10
EMMETT NEWS.
An kinds of prain al Hnnt's.

All kinds of grain at Hunts.
Oats, wheat, corn, barley at
Hunts.
For farm loans see Geo. w.
Womack.
Curtain stretchers for rent or
sale. Kar & Co,
J. II. Cronk pays the highest
Z cash price for oats.
Buy FIVE pounds Hunts special
coffee, 81 this week.
The Emmett band will give dance
in the hall on Friday, December IL.
M. f. I.eedy of French was
in town over Sunday visiting
former acquaintance.
Don't overlook the bargains Ia
sweaters at Crosson's.
The we'll drillers on J. X. Field S
glope farm struck fine body OF
water last week at 30 feet. The
water raised in the we'll 90 feet.
Special prices on overshoes and
rat bers at Hunts.
Uncle Jonathan Smith last
week bought the VIM. r. Hall
residence property in the eastern
part of town.
Tons upon tons of barb wire and
woven wite are piled up in Hawkins
warehouse Iur those who contem-
nlate building fences this fall. He
bnvs in carload lots and can quote
the cheapest prices, Call and get
figures.
Ornie Munday and Miss Matte
Brown were married November
81 at the home of the bride in
Sultan, Wash. The couple will
make their home at Sultan and the
two brothers will engage in BUSH
mess there.
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds
that may develop into pneumonia
over night are quickly cured by
Folev's Honey and Tar, as il
soothes inflamed membranes, heals
the lungs, and expels the cold
from the system. B. b. DAVIS.
The Phoebe (Nev.) Record, a
copy of which was received BY The
index this week, states thst a
strike of a three-foot ledge of sill
ver-lead ore has been made in the
Florence mine, of which George
Russell is one of the lessees. The
ore Essays 265 per ton.
Currants and raisins at Cros'
sons.
Hunts store pays cash for grain.
Baied hay wanted at Hunts.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-10
Ladies fne shoes at Hunts.

i.dulCS uuS ShOSS dt iluht ,.
We have no competition. Haw-
kius, Hardware.
For vioiins, guitars, mandolins
or banjos, go to Easton, the jew
eler.
Special prices on all dry goods,
shoes and clothing this week at
Hunts.
5 room cottage, II acre orchard
and vines. to rert or sell, bargain
at Hunts.
Buy your Christmas candy at
the Palace Bakery and get fresh,
pure sugar candy.
Emory Chandler arrived i'll the
city Tuesday from Haines, Ore,
and will spend several davs here
visiting old acquaintance.
John Leichty was called to Boise
on Tuesday by the sickness of a
brother. An operation will be
performed upon the sick man this
week.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of w. II. Simmons
and Miss Nellie Dawson at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Dawson, at high
noon on Christmas day.
Have you bought your disk
plows aud grain drills for fall
work? If not, see Hawkins about
them He has large stock of the
best and his prices are always the
lowest.
Adam Steinbower, who has been
working for Lou GortCn at Smiths
Ferry, building new hotel, re
turned home last week, ana he and
Mrs. Georgia Steinbower were
again united in marriage.
Miss Louis Week entertained
Miss Carleton Sunday school
class at her home east OF town Fri
day night, and she proved iovial
hostess. The young people made
merry with games and refresh
ments were served.
l.. Z. Moody, who has been
doing assessment work on the Ju-
piter claims at Pearl. completed
his labors Saturday night and re-
turned home. He and his fami-
Nv will leave next week for Sill.
yer City to spend the winter
The Jupiter claims are owned by
| John McNish, Ed Allen and Ed
DeWalt of this city and are said
TO be very promising, A tunnel
! that is being run to cut the ledge
has Ieaehed length of 1913 feet.
Attend the blanket and comfort
sale at Hunts.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
HAROLD BAUER IN
CONCERT SERIES
Piano yirtuoso Is to Produce
Sonata Eroica' at the
Opening Recital


Harold Bauer. piano virtuoso. viii
open his series Of concerts in this city
this afternoon at Christian Science hall
BY playing one of Edward A. MacDow-
ellis greatest compositions Bauer
among pianists. is probably the widest
reaching in his sympathies and pos
sessed of the greatest catholicity Of
taste. The genius OF Americas nnest
musician received quick recognition
from Bauer. who is one OF Macpoweli
warmest admirers. The composition
selected for Sunday IS the late COM
poser,s Sonata EsFoiea," really noble
composition. dramatic and musical The
entire set Of Schumann's varied eompo-
sitions grouped under the title Fan
tasiestuekes will be presented also.
Bauer will give but one recital IN tne
evening That win be next TUESDAY
The third concert on this side OF tne
bay will be Sunday afternoon. April ..
All will be given at Christian Seience
hall. He will play one concert at fe
Liberty playhouse in Oakland, Friday
afternoon. April 8.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
UNIONS FUNDS GONE. AND
SECRETARY IS ARRESTED
Betting on Races Alleged to
Have Caused Officials
Downfall

The alleged desire to accumulate
wealth by using other peoples money
to bet on the races has landed Claude
z. lie Fevre in the city prison on a
charge OF felony embezzlement. He
was arrested Friday by Detectives
Mulcahey and T. c. Murphy. who say
he was preparing to leave the city
with his young wife and child
lie Fevre was financial secretary of
the bakers and piewagon drivers
union 10s for about two years, until
July %. 1907. when he was suspended
owing to the alleged discovery of ir-
regularities in his accounts. It was
charged that instead of sending dues
to the international union each month.
he used the money TO bet on the races.
An expert was secured to examine lie
Fevre's accounts and he reported that
there was a deficit of $500.
The matter was placed In the hands
of Attorney j. III. Jordan, and yester-
day afternoon Charles Schilling, treas
urer OF the union. swore to complaint
before Police Judge Conlan charging
LIE Fevre with felony embezzlement.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
:. News Of The Labor Organizations :

Tbomas Carroll. John 0'Brien and
James Nee were appointed a commit
tee 70 make the necessary arrange
ments for that event During the
evening two elected candidates were
initiated and three petitions for mem
bershfp were presented
The nernbers of melders' auxiliary
No. have secured Lutgen's park at
Colma for a picnic on Sunday, May g.,
and appointed Joseph Keifer. William
Burton. w. Meyers. Edward Morris and
Joseph O'Malley as the committee of
arrangements The auxiliary ad-
mitted one candidate by initiation
Excavators' street concrete and as
phalt workers union local No. So, al
It's meeting last Tuesday night. re
ceived report from the business
agent. who stated that there is 9
bright outlook for the local in the
near future The local admitted IL
candidates by initiation
.sYou can say" said the press com
mfttee of housesmiths union No. rs
at the close OF the meeting of tha'
body last Wednesday night. that al
the talk about the housesmiths' unior
Withdrawing from the San Francisco
building trades council is somebody
pine dream. At the meeting tonigh
! attention TO the rumors was called b.
! one of the members and the matte
was denounced as absolutely withou
! foundation The union received sew
! eraI applications for membership
/ which were referred TO the committee
| on investigation.
Carpenters union No. 1910 at it's las
meeting received II applications 10
! membership.
I Charles A. Nelson has been electe
president. d. Morrison vice president
i L. Cinnamon secretary. Thomas Max
well treasurer, Peter Ridell sergean
! at arms and Daniel Bell and Bober
Miller trustees OF the managing com
rnittee of the amalgamated society 0
icarpenters and joiners.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
RESTRAINS UNIONS
FROM INTERFERENCE
Judge SeaweII Grants Temper
ary Order Against Build
ing Trades Council

The Mission iron works yesterday
obtained from Judge Seaweil an order
restraining the San Francisco building
trades council and the housesmiths'
and architectural iron workers union
from further interfering with the en-
ployes of the company on the Clark
building at Natoma and Third streets.
The defendants were ordered to ap-
pear in court on April and show cause
why the order should not be made
permanent
In the complaint upon which the re-
straining order was issued the Mission
iron works alleged that E. A Clancy.
walking delegate for the building
Trades council. threatened to stop the
job unless the five or six men of the
plaintiff were called off, The company
refused to remove its men. whereupon
all the plumbers, plasterers and tin
ners on the building were called or.
It was stated that 200 or 500 members
of the council and tho housesmiths'
union had since congregated about the
building and threatened TO kill the en-
ployes of the Mission iron works, had
used clubs and sticks TO emphasize
their threats and had cut pulley ropes
The plaintiff company alleges it has
been damaged in the sum OF $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
LORING CLUB ARRANGES
FOR IT'S THIRD CONCERT
Farewell of Hiawatha" Among
Classics to Be Rendered
Next TUESDAY, Night

The Loring club has completed ar
rangements for its third concert of the
thfrty-first season. to take place Tues
day evening at Christian Science hall
The feature of the program will be
the renewal OF the classic, The Fare
well OF Hiawatha," which will be rem
dered by a number of male voices un-
der the direction of W. C. Stadtfeld
Wallace A. Sabin will be the organisi
and Frederick Maurer will preside al
the piano.
Among the other numbers to be rem
dered are John Hyatt Berwer's The
Legend of the Lord of the Dunderberg,
'.The Birth of Love-" Mohrss SAT the
Altar of Truth and Nessler's s"The
Close of Day The incidental solos are
asst igned to G. Brenner. r. E. SAKE, c
L. Firebaugh and II. E. Cavnah. Ed
ward C. Boysen viii sing Lend Ne
Your Aid from Charles Gounod's op-
era, La Refine sde Saba
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
SOCIETY TO Go TO WOOD
MckEvITT NUPTIALS
Local Smart Set Members Plan
to Attend Wedding in
PIaceryilIe

Al number of local society people are
planning to so TO PlacervilIe TO. attend
the wedding Tuesday. March 81. Of
Miss Thama McKevitt and William
Graham Wood. Miss McKevitt is the
beautiful daughter of Mr.. and Mrs F.
C. McKevitt. we'll known residents of
Pacervllle, and the niece Of hrs. A. r.
Cotton of San Francisco. Wood is the
nephew of Mrs. John F. Swift OF this
city He is a graduate of the fTniver-
sity of California and is engaged in
the real estate business in Berkeley.
Mrs Charles a. Warren Jr- will at
tend the bride as matron Of honor and
Miss Gail Downing Of Suisun will act
as bridesmaid Perry Evans and Frank
McKevitt Jr. will attend the groom.
the former as best man.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
TWO FIRMS BANKRUPT

Scheduling their liabilities as s13.-
417.z7 and their assets as $2,34S.S5
Nicholas GriIich and B. Ertola. who
conduct a plumbing business at 1910
Dupont street, filed petition In bank
ruptcy Friday in the United States
district court. Individual petitions were
filed by both Grilich and Ertola The
former alleged his debts were $1,000
and that he had no available assets,
and Ertola named $4,000 as the amount
of his debts and $407 as assets. Frank
OFT. a brewer of Ukiah. in Mendocino
county also filed petition in which
he asked to be declared bankrupt. He
named his liabilities as s16.S95 and as
sets at only $50. Among the creditors
mentioned are the bank of Ukiah, with
claims of $6,32S and the Commercial
bank Of Ukiah to which $500 was said
TO be due The other creditors named
were mostly hop growers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
CHICAGO SALESMAN HELD
BY POSTAL AUTHORITIES
Accused of Using Mails to Pro-
mote Fraudulent Money
Order Business

Accused of making fraudulent use Of
the mails, Earle Accola, styling himself
a travelling salesman from Chicago,
was arrested yesterday by the federal
authorities after he had received his
mail at the postoffice.
According TO the charges of the post
Office authorities. Accola, under the
guise OF the Nonpareil wire company of
Chicago, used the mails TO conduct an
iIIegitimate mail order business The
Chicago authorities, it is said, have
been hunting him for some time. He is
being held at the city prison pending
the arrival OF the federal officials
from Chicago. Accola professed entire
ignorance concerning his arrest
i am a travelling salesman. repre-
senfing big eastern houses said he
last night Il don't know why / have
been arrested or what the charge
against me is
Accola has been in San Francisco
since last January and has been resid-
ing at 40 Eddy street
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
BANQUET TO PRESIDENT FAUNcE

William H. P. Faunce. president of
Brown university, was the guest of
honor last evening of the California
Delta Epsilon club. an organization of
members of that fraternity. at the
Fairmont hotel President Faunce de-
livered the charter day oration at the
University OF California last Tuesday.
Theodore F. Burnham was POSTMASTER,
and the speakers. in addition to
Faunce, were A A. Macurda. William
C. Crittenden. James o. Griffin, William
NJ Walker, Frederick B. Richardson,
Melvin G. Dodge and Thomas e. Hay
den. John G. Howell Jr. Is president
of the club Seventy fraternity men
assembled at the banquet, which, in
addition to honoring Faunce. commem-
Grated the establishment of the Uni
versity of California and Stanford uni
versity chapters of the Delta Upsilon
fraternity.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29


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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
CoGswELI. WINS FIRST GAME

The baseball nine or the CogsweIl
school defeated the commercial high
school players in the first game of the
Academic league series yesterday after
noon on the Golden Gate park diamond,
IL to o. The features OF the game were
the battery work OF Hollis and Godfrey
of CogsweIl and the heavy hitting Of
the entire team Dolan and Swanton
formed the battery for the Commercial
nine
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
GIVE LEAP YEAR PARTY

Empress Victoria lodge No. 142.
Daughters Of ST. George. gave an enjoy
able leap year party in ST. Georges hall
last night. which was attended by many
Of the members OF the local lodges of
the Sons of ST. George. A special COM
mittee OF ladies was in charge and
strictly enforced all the leap scar rules.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
vtoLATE SANITARY LAWS

Al Zimmerman. 1857 Geary street, was
fined $40 by Police Judge Conlan yes
terday for not having metal can for
his garbage, and Alfred Pieper was
fined $40 for dumping garbage in a va
cant lot in Chestnut street near Fill
more Warrants were issued for the
arrest of John Doe Pyle. 1908 Nc
.Aliister street. and Jane Doe Jack
son. 1902 McAllister street. for not hav-
ing metal cans for their garbage
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
ExAMTyATION FOR sURFMEy

The United States civil service com
mission announces that an examination
viii be held April 2s for surfmen fol
the thirteenth district. Persons under
so years of age are eligible. Appli-
cants should apply to keeper OF the
particular life saving station at which
they desire employment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

The executive COMMITTEES OF tha
steam htters' union Ein meet today 70
take into Consideration proposition
that the union afiliats with the build
ing trades council
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

The stationary firemen's union has
adopted an amendment to the. constitu-
tion by which it viii hereafter pay a
death benefit OF s1oo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
Free to
Catarrh
Sufferers

This Famous sheriff Was Cured %
Cafarrh by the Adlyme Home Mefhod
After Having Suffered Twelve
Years and Tried Every Other
KNOWN Remedy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

According to the report OF the pas
senger department. OF the Southern Pa
cifc little more than 5000 people have
entered the state since the frst OF
March Travel was heaviest through
the Ogden gateway, the report show
ing nearly 5000 Per rsons,rOming BY that
route <t
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
END BLASTING ON
TELEGRAPH HILL
Gray Brothers Enioined From
Further Operations by
Ruling OF Court
Decision Is Victory for City
After Long Litigation
Over Dispute

The claim Of Gray Brothers that they
should be allowed TO continue their
blasting operations ON Telegraph hill
was dealt a severe blow yesterday,
when Judge Murasky Overruled the de-
murrer Of the frm and thus put into
effect a temporary Injunction Under
this ruling Gray Brothers are re-
strained from further work on the nil
pending the inal determination OF the
case This is the first big victory the
city has won in the long litigation
against the firm
Through a confusion OF the records
the supervisors were unable TO ind the
original permit given 10 Gray Broth
ers allowing them 20 blast on Tele-
graph hill. and in order 10 solve the
problem passed a general ordinances re-
vOking all permits granted for blasting
IN the vicinity City Attorney Long
delegated his deputy. Jesse Steinhars-
70 press the case against Gray Broth
ers- The case was taken into court. ana
the order OF Judge MurasSy gave The
temporary injunction full effect
The battle 70 save the hill has been
waged with great persistence BY rns
people who lIxe IN the neighoorhood-
The ladies' OF the California club have
assisted In the movement. and Father
Caraher OF St Francis church has also
co-operated with the city authorities
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

At the meeting OF the transcontinen-
tai lines held IN Chicago IN March, 190s..
II was arranged to publish in connec-
tion with oil rates westh0und the oil
mixture as provided by the western
classification This change was intended
for the new transcontinenta1 tariff but
because OF the delay IN publishing this
tarfr carriers have been requested to
make immediate publication in supple
ment- This will be done. probably and
the east bound oil rate viii also be
made to carry the same mixture.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

Many years ago. before union depot
connections were as good as they are
now. when passengers had long lay
overs at junction points between the
lines, and when tourist sleeDers were
not what they are today and AFFORDED
little accommodation TO travele-s. Sec
ond class excursions were put In the
hands OF special conductors The rail-
roads did this for the purpose OF Sc
curing business and promoting imnnt-
grafton. A personal conductor was put
IN charge to see that tne patrons OF
the road had every comfort available
and 10 look after their wants generally
Now. however. there are dining cars
on practically all trains. also improved
tourist sleepers with bedding, gas. ves--
tibules and accommodations such as
can be found in the best sleepers. also
more regular train schedules and at
tendants. Hence the railroads have
come to the conclusion that there is no
further necessity for the personal con-
ductor, and a committee has been ap--
pointed 10 look into the matter and
make a report The general opinion Is
/ that the committee will decide against
the personal conductor and thus will
ensue saving 10 the transportation
companies
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

Practically in no section east OF the
sierra Nevadas does this custom prevail
at the present time. the California lines
being the last TO withdraw the priyi-
Iege. This does not AFFECT the special
rates given clergymen individuality
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

The mattresses union at Its last
meeting decided to bring up at the
next meeting a proposition to send del
egates 70 the woman's equal suffrage
league of this city. also to discusss the
advisability OF sending two or more
members TO the next session of the
Legislature TO work in the interest OF
equal suffrage. The union admitted
IL candidates to membership by initi-
alton. The union is discussing a picnic
to be given some time in July, after
the next set of officers shall have beer
installed
Painters union No. 10. at its las
meeting received eight petitions fol
! the committee on investigation. Fiv,
candidates who were reported upol
favorably were admitted to mem
bership by initiation. The uniol
will not take any action in con
neetion with its annual entertainment
until after 1t is established in the new
quarters in the building trades tenn
pie. to be opened in April. 1t wa.
reported that there is Improvement IL
the trade.
The cigar makers union is advises
that local No. 12s of Denver, Colo. il
an active body. as appears from the an
nual report just completed. Th
receipts during the last yea
amounted TO $12.118. The djsburse
ments were; Loans. s565-6o; sicl
benefits, s3.1es-75. out or work bene
fits. s32S.50: death benefits, $5,5sS.55
label agitation, $597.95; sundries
1880. salaries to officers and com
mittee expenses. $l.290.70; rent
S255.so; stationery and printing
sS6.45. Total. s12,o1965-
X Sheet metal workers union No. 27
at its last meeting decided ito hold IL
annual picnic in Schuetzen park. Ma
rim county, next July. ~ J. GilIeu
The Huttig news., 1908-11-14
SEND IN CONSCIENCE MoNEy.'
Londoners Make Amends for Faults in
 Many Queer Ways.

Conscience money" advertisements are published from time to time in the London papers. acknowledging receipt by the chancellor of the exchequer of various sums from anonymous people who have evaded taxation and later re- pented of cheating their country.
 A remarkable instance of this was the published acknowledgment of s1.S00 in gold from TX X K" The bull lion was sent by registered post to the treasury. where it was suspected of being bomb or internal machine. but 1t proved to be tin box contain ing 360 sovereigns neatly packed, with note signed X X K stating that the coin was conscience money" and asking for an acknowledgment in the newspaper
 Five thousand dollars was the lar gest amount ever received by the treasury as conscience money" Per haps the queerest form of sending conscience money" was that adopted by one conscience-stricken taxpayer who sent 100 sovereigns, each neatly wrapped in paper and inserted in one of the 100 round holes made in a tablet of wood The offering was inclesed 1T q large envelope, which a secretary o the treasury found on his desk ons morning.