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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-28

Flesh Roasted Conee-Our
Navorly Blend equal 70
any sold In the city AT
BOO. per 10: 10 hs',
Sl'o5; 3 lbs. s1i SSc
per Id. ........,.
Eyap0rated Apricots and
PenC hes p Luscious fruit;
sold regularly at 2bc.
snecial. O lbs. lSc
S5c.; per lb....., h>
Fancy Table Apples ~ Hood
River. Oregon! Spleen
berg and Jona-
thans; special. per hSc
dozen .....,....
sweet Juicy OrRnEss-Lus-
cious fruit; sold regularly
at 0uc.; special. Noe
per dozen to-
New Cider ylnegaT-Tr pie
strength; gallon 2Sc
jug ..'',,aiitpsoSSCxS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-28

New Fragrant Teas-AlT our
regular Doc. grader.
straight or blended. In any
quantity IN 10 10 lbs;
special, 3 lbs. 81; 2zo
per lb. ..,,..... DC
bai dwin and GreeniaE An
pies Bbl.. s3.I5; No.
q basket heaping 90.
full, delivered. -. &c
Early June Peas Our Cam
eTon Brand; sold regular
". at l2c.; special, case
"a cans. sI.Ds, En
dozen, 81; q cans. JUG
Red Kline Tomatoes - Reg.
ularly lac: case, "a
cans 1910; dozen,
g cl ;a"' large No 8 Ice
iAh f's'. sts...
New Apple Juice - N a d o
from selected hand picked
''''''' 40 'r'i 'or- 35c
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-01-08

name. tnless the taxes, so delinquent as afore-
paid, the real property upon which such taxes ara
= zen VIII be sold at public auction upon the 23d
ia oi January, 1905. in front of the county cour;
house of said county.
uiyen under my hand this 3oth day of Decprn-
'eA' l.. .. HUDSON
Comfy TreaSura-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-01-08

btire of the Treasurer OF thoGteau County.
Fort Benton. Mont, Dec. 81 la0t.
Notice l. hereby given that the foregoing list
contains the names of persons and a description
of the real property which is delinquent for taxes
due the county of chouteau for the year lalt. VIII.
the amount of taxes and COSTS due OF pu>ire eaCr
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
OAK GROVE.

Dee. 90. Alr. Hardin Las re- covered from attack ot pnrumo- nia and k able to be eat again.
 John Mhinnery has been iu Johnson County tie past week visiting his sister Mrs. Davidson He is expected home this week.
 Quite q number of young peo- pie attended the supper 1t Elm Springs Christmas night.
 There was q musical at John Nichols Thursday, December 26. Everybody was there and gem eral good time was enjoyed.
 Misses Cora and Ava Delozier finished their term Of school with an entertainment Friday, Decem- Der 20. A nice program was ren- derdered. The house was full and many stood by the windows.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
REaSUREP.

The News authorized ta an- aaanre L t Reed af Spfingdale fe"H>hip. asa eandldate for County Treasurer, SuhErt to the Democratic primary.
 Ware authorized to announce A. l. Natanu. ef May field as candidate faf C6unty Treasurer subject to the Democratic primary
 The News K authorized to'announce " M IuaStilI. If Prairie Township, as q candidate tor County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News K authorized t0aan6unce F. + Barnett af Vineyard township. aS candidate tar County Treasurer. subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News k authorized to announce Jack Na0uire of Prairie Township, as candidate faf County Treasurer. Sahiect t7the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
CIRCUIT CLERK.

The News fS authorized to anumInce James C. AaHehan ef Prairie Town shlp, aS c4ndtdate for Circuit Clerk. subject tu the Democratic primary.
 Tht News K authorized tnannaunce NJ. + CrnNaale. nf Prairie Township. as 4 cdudlnsfe 1Qr Circuit CIefk..sHb. teet to the Democratic primary.
 N < are authorized to announce GN@ES lIt}deH smith formerly 0t ItichIau4 Township. but uow nf Prai. rle#E awhal4f9. a9it candidate tar Cir eaat t.trrk. ot.ttiaet tu the bsm .r4t.c pfinarp.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce !. S Ewalt, of Springdale Township, as I candidate for Representative. sub ieea to the Democratic primary. .s
 Ne are authorized to announce ]. B. Mays as candidate for Represen. tative. subject to the Democratic pri- mary.
 The News k authorized ta an- nounce G. 4. Hurst, of Prairie Town ship. as d candidate for Representa- tive, subject to the bem6 erdtie pri- mary.
 The News k authorized to an. nounce James l.. Lester, of Prairie Township. aS#a candidate faf Repre-. sentative, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News k aathurize q toannnunce Jesse M GHilliams of Center Town ship as candidate for Representa- tive, subject u the Democratic pri- mary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
SHERIFF

IAe News l. authorized te anaaHacp Shelby l. fadhaHter. af Prairie 1a0aShiu ds I candidate far sheriff. subject tathe Democratic primary.
 The News \ saafharjzed t7 announce Gs-A. Nufh8lia8a. ef Praifie Town sh#p. a> q candidate for Sheriff. sub. isf.t ta the Democratic pfImarY=
 fhe News K authorized annauncp j. r Flanagan. q Prairie Township as a candidate for Sheritf. subject to the Democratic pfHHarF
 iae News k thorized ta announce R M Norton of Center Township as t=eandidate for sheritl subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

state. Justice Hill states that lie has received offers both from Fort Smith and Little Rock par ties, but he has not yet definitely decided what he will do It is said that the event he re- signs Acting Governor Pindall will appoint Col Geo. W. Murphy as his successor.
 Acting Gov. Pndal gives it out that Attorney General Kirby hasn't the ghost of chance to be elected governor, i'll fact says be is already de feated. Now will Gov. Pndall please tell who will be electedz
 Will II. Garland, son of A. H. Garland, who was Attorney General during Clevelands admin iStraton committed suicide in Little Rock re- gently by an overdose of cocaine He was young man of more than ordinary ability, but drink and the drug habit proved his ruin
 On account of failing health. N. r. Spencer of the Monroe County Sun, published at Clarendon, advertises his paper for sale AIr. Spencer k thought to be affected with tuberculosis, and IS now in Colorado. Mr. Spencer has built up the Sun into one ot the leading country newspapers of the state, and his host of friends among tie fraternity learn with exceeding regret of his affic- ton and hope that lie may completely recover The man who gets the Sun will be the owner oI a splendid business, but he will doubtless have "hard to hoe, for one can take the place III the hearts and affections of Clarendon people held by Billy Spencer
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
COUNTY CLERK.

Aa#'re aat3afized t9 announce laHn r Jones. ef Prairle Township. 42 candidate faf CuntF Clerk. s4b- Iect ~ the Democratic primary.
 The News authorized ta an. nHnce Fl r Watson If Prairie 1@n>hip. asa candidate for County tsetk. >uhiect ta tue Democratic pfi- mary.
 IAe News k authorized td announce l.. D Bldkemhfe, nt Cane HilI Town. ship. aN d candidate for County Clerk. sa3lret te the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
'neigbborbood Mews
WEST FORK.

Dec. S0.-Uncle Martin Brown seriously sick with dfopsy.
 The Odd Fellows will have q public installation It the Metho- dist church Saturday night.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Roads of Rog- CTS came down to visit Ter chil- dren, NfssSfs. W. D and Ed Sample.
 Walker Winn's daughter is quite sick with pneumonia.
 Clara NIahan of Mulberry, Ark, came n last Friday to see her sister, Mrs, Etta Sample, before she leaves for New Mexico.
 Mir. Johnson i> greatly indis- posed. IIehas been eentifed to his home for number of weeks.
 haaap Brown left lastveek for Texas to visit relatives.
 Miss Cook of WiusIow k visit ing Artie Walker.
 John Mise and family went to Springdale last week to visit Mir. Roberts aid wife.
 W. D. Sample and family will leave this week for New Mexico. His brother. Ed Sample, will take charge of hi, drug store in his absence.
 Emma Robinson and children came home Sunday from Farm ington where she lad been visit ing her sister.
 Bro. Wheeler, presiding elder, will preach at the Methodist church Sunday night tHd hold quarterly conference Monday evening
 Chas Mahan, who joined the army three years ago. re-eniisted and was stationed tt San Fran cisco. died Saturday and his re- mains are expected Tuesday It Prairie Grove for burial The deceased has a brother. N W. Mahan at Hinslow, and a sister, Mrs. Lucia sehotner at Prairie Grove, and sister, Mrs. W. D. Sample of th1s place.
 Miss Annie Oldham eas down from Springdale latter part of last week visiting with her grandfather, Joe Oldham.
 l. C. FUN.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
coUNTY JUDGE.

The News k authorized t6annaunce B. ]. Denver. ot Elm Springs Town ship. as d candidate for County Judge. subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News k authorized feaHn8ance Ben |. Greer, af Peairie Township. as 4 candidate for County Judge. subject t8 the Democratic primary.
 The News k authorized taannnance l1ef1 Flight If Prairie Township. aS d candidate fir GagHtY Judge. subject tuthe Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
The Event of the Seas m.

January 7th. Telegrap Sta-I tion q. Dr. Smith has t least fifty reports from opera house. managers in several states, alls attesting to the high Ecf aracterI of this show. Alaughal le Ger, man comedy. fhe spt -ialtiesj will be unusuallT fine. scenerY and stage settirgs i'll be thda, best ever seen hare. Tn. Gypht sy camp. telegrpli inK ol'eratiol al at and runaway. sngine rust l 1s seen to be apprciated. ?.
 Prices as ssual. kc'-4.- kc--;; seats will be Q, sale at Daily9 50 cents.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
THE KIND OF LETTERS
WE LIKE TO GET

Peru. Kan, Dec. 2o. -bear Editor: You will find incl ,sed g 10 pay our Sub>eriDtiQp for this year and also for fxt. We could not get along wit4 bout your paper. It is an ever vel 'ome letter from our old home, the home of our youth. 1 (houeh Il we have been away for twelve long years. the memory of tHe old lills, rocks and dear friends md rela- tives k still fresh i'll our Il arts, and through The New, we get a letter from them every weel.
 We live away out here II the land of oil and gas, where there are many advantages ar ihead of Arkansas, and vet the -e are great disadvantages he re OH do not have to contend W lth there, but to sum it all down, It ere Is no place like home.
 Yours respectfully,
 GORDON AND IDA BRt wN.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

There was fairly good order de- spite the large crowd, and all en- joyed the evenings entertain ment.
 There was candy breaking It Mr. Dodson's Saturday night. and large crowd present.
 Mrs. and Mrs. Scott Nichols have been visiting relatives in this vicinity tlle past week.
 Iva Sturdieata las closed her term ot school tt Osage Mills and k at home again.
 The young people had ! sing ing at Wiise Phillips Sunday night
 Jesse Nichols and Esker Hai1es furnished music at Elm Springs Christmas night.
 \ few of the farmers around here arc improving this fine weather by doing their fall ploW- ing.
 Mrs. Grace Steinberg and =ehil- dren visited Ter sister at Cave Springs thts week.
 Ben Aaron, who has been in Oklahoma for the past few months, k at home on visit. He was accompanied by his sister, Minnie, and her husband.
 AIr. Garner has moved into tie house formerly owned by Erwin James.
 The Apple Growers Union met Friday highland elected dele gates to tie county convention.
 EOar correspondent should have included the names of the delegates with thi, item.-Ed. ]
 Word comes from L. N Stein berg, who was called to Duncan, No, b1 the illness of his father. that his fathers condition ls i'm. proved
 Fred Besle4 and Miss Lola MeGaugh were married Christmas daY at the home of the brides parents. Ne extend 5on- gratatatlon>,
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
STATE SENATOR.

The News is authorized toannaunce N. E Simpson. of Prairie Township, as candidate for State Senasar, sub ject to the Democratic primary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

The News k authorized to an- nounce D. E IlarsleY, of Bentonville, as d candidate for re election as Pros ecutiug Attorney of the 4th Judicial Circuit, subject tt the Democratic pri- mary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

Granite is the bedrock of the world It IS the lowest rock in the earth s crust and shows no signs Of animal fife + is from two to ten times as thick as all the other layers of rock combined. No evidences of life, either animal or vegetable, are apparent iu granite.
 Often when slightly corroded the tops of saltcellars are difficult to r. move. In the end of stout stick put two very thin wire nails The nails can be thrust into the holes Of the cover, while the stick acts as a lever It is very easy to remove the top in this manner
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CoNGRE NJ AN.

Hon. ! C. Floyd, of Marion County, as d candidate for re electlnn tn Cong ress from the Third District. subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
N0tics.

' Ths siloeratic County Gen. tral Cittee will meet at the Conrte, Faye .teville, Ark. Satuf Jan. II, 1908, at l:3o p. m Hull atte idance is earn estlyf red.
 3. YouN'i, Chairman.
 N. YATES, Secretary
 Tltn who Ii ges for himself .sl2lE unmonl ned.
 Alan with a fiery temper lsn't'essarily warm-hearted.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
ASSESSOR.

he News is authorized to an- HaHnce Felix Hayes as candidate for reelection aS ASsesSGr, subject to the Democratic primary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

Yesterday was the fortieth anniversary of the marriage of AIr. and Mrs. C. A. Graves of this place They were married III Floyd county. Ga. and went from there to Tennessee, the home of Mr Graves After re- siding in Tennessee for one year they removed to Georgia, and alter a residence of three years in this state came to Arkansas. locating III Sebastian county. In 1sa5 they eane to Springdale which has since been their home. They are the parents of four children, all of whom are mar Tied and living There are eight grandchildren, and out ot the entire family there has been but one death, m infant child ot AIr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith. Fate has certainly dealt kindly with this excellent couple, and their many friends hope that good fortune may continue to attend them.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

Kitty Willis Norton met q prett4 girl on board the Atlantic liner. aHe before they got to the other side h, was engaged to her. What do yoe think of that?
 Tom--It only goes to show that not all of the perils of ocean travel hare been eliminated yet
 Hewitt-How long is your wife to be away:
 Jewett-She never tells me how long q yacation I'm to have
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

The pure food law enacted by the last gen. eral assembly went into effect Wednesday, the
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

SPRINGDALE, ARK, FRIDAY. JANUARY 3. 1o0s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

For The Calls Index
of the news of today
see Page 5, Column 1
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
EDWARD K. TAYLOR, Mayor.

The Spring Valley company opened sent
It's agents yesterday with get votes and they
proceeded to do They scattered along the
and the water front and in their wake they gded argument
that the corporation days gone by The
report reached the hall OF justice before the Spring
Valley had begun financial operations along vaves depu-
ton investigate upon their arrival the work
stopped It resumed later in the day.
The the sack has eleventh hour when
has become clear that the people determined to take the first
step free themselves from the corporation yoke 1t was accom-
panied by another appeal of the company
asking them oppose the etch Hetcy project This appeal bore
the signature Of William Boun president company and
without effect has be public knowledge that
Boun has taken up Spring Valley for obbng purposes
SUPERVISORS EXPLAIN ISSUE TO CITIZENS
many false have the effort to defeat
the project that the public utilities of board of super
Hisors issued yesterday setting clearly the voters
the merits Of the system be acquired An has also been
made the impression that for Hechy means
S43OO0OOO bond This statement has its basis
n the imagination of the Spring Valley directors
When the people the polls today they will be upon
three issues The first which will appear ballot
under Proposition One merely authorizes the city acquire
supply and the the Hetch Hetchy Lake
Tuone The second proposition calls for
100000 bonds carry AZ per pu
rights and claims and adjacent named
The third proposition, which placed the ballot comply
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
IDA [. MILLER,
REALTY DEALER,
CALLED FORGER
Woman Held in City Prison
Pending Investigation of
Note Endorsements
Miss Frances C1atten Refuses
to Acknowledge Paper
Bearing Her Name

With her name secretly inscribed
on the detinue book Miss Ida E.
Miller, a well known realty dealer
with Offices in the Pacific building, is
locked in a cell at the city prison
pending investigation of a serious
charge against her. She is accused of
forging the name of Miss Frances
Chatten, wealthy woman, in the in
dorsement of several notes, one of
which passed through a prominent
business house to the San Francisco
national bank for collection.
According to information given out
by the police Miss Miller's offense is
one of the boldest that has come under
the observations of the detectives for
many years The accused woman, when
questioned by the police, admitted that
she indorsed Miss Chatten's name on
the notes, but said that she did it with
the authorization of Miss Chatten, a
statement that is emphatically denied
by the latter.
Miss Frances Chatten and her sis
ter. Celeste, are the daughters of a
former well known capitalist of vi
salia, who died several years ago, leav-
ing his two children an estate valued
at O,OOo. The Misses Chatten took
up a residence in San Francisco about
three years ago, and have been living
at 149 Central avenue. EARLY in the
year, according to statement OF Miss
Frances Chatten she and her sister
became acquainted with Miss Miller.
and IN June were persuaded by the
realty promoter to indorse the latter's
note for $4,000. What became of this
note the Chatten sisters do not know.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
Hunters Point Drydock Merged
With Union Iron Works
Schwab Pays S1875.OOO for Plant and
Aims to Build Greatest Shipyard

An industrial reaching consequences 70 S5
francisco was completed yesterday when Charles NJ Schwab act
ing Tor the Bethlehem steel company organization which con-
trolls the Union iron works. purchased the property San Fran
CISCO drydock company Hunters point.
he deal the consolidation Union iron works and
the dydock corporation which will give Francisco one Of
the largest foundries and shpbudng plants world The
price paid $1875O00
The plans call for the of Union iron works 70
Hunters point Immediate engagements including the construction
OF 100000 drydoc largest the entire world have
been mapped by Schwab iron works site S to he
placed the market and has be acquired b
the Western Pacific.
While its face the transaction private one it is known
that Scwab has reached understanding United States
by which the local plant caring for the
day by letter received from Admiral Hoyday who has been
making special investigation of dockage and repair facilities
OF the Pacific which he asked detailed data bearing on
Hunters point dydoc These developments regarded as the
strongest indication that the maintain
fleet of great size in Pacific
DEAL QUICKLY COMPLETED
1t required but 20 minutes yesterday arrange the final terms
OF the DEAL although negotiations year Sab
called the offices of Francisco ydoc
the Babcock building $40 California He met there
William Babcock president of the dydock company appoint
few peasantries exchanged in very short time
reached by which Shwab take the
entire stock Sl2 share and the
price will therefore reach 81 ,875OO0
The plant yours said Babcock, Schwab immediate
possession.
The directors of the drydock company include
William Babcock, PRESIDENT w. Curry secretary TAYLOR
representing the D. O. Mills interests; W. J. Coleman
and Anton Bore The Freman Fund company
a heavy stock holder.
For number of the site Of Union
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

indicative of the depth Of their interest your money and
saving.
These bankers tell you that the Hech Hetchy title doubt
full They know that the good faith of the United States be-
hind that title
These bankers tell you that the Hetch echy project involves
construction expenses They know that the etch echy
be brought San Francisco minimum expense the
best of construction
These bankers tell you that you being dragged
satisfactory partnership with nigaionss They know that such
relation under the of the ech Fechy grant
They tell you that ratification of the Hetch Hetchy proposition
will deprive you Of schools sewers, city hall and They
know that you have fire protection for your homes your public
buildings and that you compelled spend 100000 year for
pure drinking water NOT furnished by Spring Valley.
They tell you that the supervisors asked their consulting
gneers the Hech Hechy system would furnish San Francisco
with 200000000 gallons of pure day. addition protect
ing the prior rights of the gatonists They do tell you what
the answer was. THEY KNOW THAT THE ENGINEERS
ANSWERED YES"
They tell you that the ech etchy grant gives the irrigation
lists the right water They know this right contingent upon
nonnteeence with San Francisco rights They know oo that
the rngaons their pay the city of San
Francisco for storage
They tell you that you have been deceived They know you
have been deceived by Spring Valley and champions They tell
you that you going be subjected bond of SIS 000
600. THEY KNOW THAT is NOT TRUE.
They tell that you be compelled spend $4,000
00G outside of San Francisco hey that if that state
true which it the money you giving Spring
Valley and spending for water that you drink would LQU
DATE THOSE EXPENDITURES, WITH INTEREST
IN TEN YEARS.
They intimate that your taxes going to be raised They
know that etch Hetchy will you enough
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
GIRLS LETTER
TELLS CHUM OF
PASTORS LOVE
Missing Art Student Bares Story
of ''PriestIy Kisses" in Note
to Edna Reynolds
Edna Clark Writes to Friend of
Connection With Rev.
PaysOn Young

Extracts of letter from Edna
Clark to Edna Reynolds. dated Oc-
tOber Fl, six days before she dis
appeared;
Mama asked me yes
terday afternoon If 1 were particu-
larIy happy. "0h, yes ! answered"
It's the truth. too, fer I saw a par
ticuIar friend of mine yesterday
noon. Yesterday was the
first time in eight days that I saw
him, and was becoming so blue
that l hardly had smile for any
one. I'm undoubtedly InadIy in
love with him.
And say, who do you
think was with him: Father Clark.
He isn't half as nice as my be-
loved.
The idea of you insinu-
ating the other day that there
would not be much cOnfessing of
sins when / was there, and that it
would he mostly a confession of
love. How shocking.
He said that some time
he wanted me to join the order
called "The Co.fraternity of the
Blessed Sacrament" i told him /
would when our engagement was
announced and 1 could attend his
church.
Did 1 tell you i ex-
pect TO see my sweetheart on the
boat today: