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The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
Mulk ee pmo.

The town council held special meeting Wednesday night, but no business of importance was transact ed. The electric Iisht company has asked permission to extend their building on south in order to make room for another engine with which to furnish power for day current, and the council decided to visit the plant in body yesterday morning to look oyer the ground. It is to be hoped the city dads can see their way clear to granting the con sessions asked. as a day current would be a source of great con. venienee to the town
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23

Mrs ]. NJ Fisher and daughter Of Hazen, Prairie County, were in Springdale first of the week look ing around with a view of locating. They went from here to Rogers where they have friends.
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
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Total. ..=.. s322 S7
 This was the first years picking. being d new bed set in March, 1908.
 Respectfully, L. Fl. Phillips
 Mr Phillips has certainly made a splendid showing. and i there is any one in this section who did bet -ter The News would be pleased to hear from them Also, Ne would be glad 10 have reports from our farm CT friends Of extra good yields of wheat. oats, hay. and in fact any kind of efep. The publication of such matter shows your neighbors what yon are doing, and also fur nish excellent means of advertising the country Let us hear from you.
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
BIBLE INSTITUTE. WILL BE HELD IN SPRINGDALE
 NEXT SUNDAY. To Be Conducted By Professor S. C. Parish. of the State Sun
 day School Association.
To Be Conducted By Professor ~.
day School Association

Prof. s. C. Parish. of Pea Ridge, perintendent of the teacher train ing and adult class departments of the Arkansas Sunday School Asso- citation, is conducting a number Of institutes at different points n Northwest Arkansas and will be in Springdale next Sunday The in- stitute here will be held at the NJ. E Church, South, commencing at ten a. m, and all Sunday School workers and others who may feel interested are invited to attend. Following is the program: First Session
 10:00 a. m=Fifteen Minutes with the Word and Prayer, Pastor. 10:15 a. m-Musie by the child ren
 1030 a. Organized Sunday School Activity s. C. Parish.
 f1:3o a. m.=Adjoarnment.
 Second Session
 zoo D. m.-Devotions, conducted by local pastor
 2:30 p m-The teaching of the Bible School Lesson. State Worker. 800 D m-Special music by the Choir.
 3:15 D. Preacher Training Explained and Illustrated by Les son. s C. Parrish
 3545 p. m-@The Hone Depart ment-lt,s Practical Value
 4z15 D m.-Adjoarnment.
 Third Session
 S:00 a. m-opening Song Ser vice. Local Choirs.
 S:3o a. m Address: Sowing and Growing How # is Done, . $. C Parish
 Music by the Local Choir.
 Offerin for Association Work 9:00 a. m-'The Organized Adult Class Movement Local Pastor
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23

Home grown tomatoes have been on the market for several days. The crop promises to be fine this year
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23

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The Springdale news., 1909-07-23

Faint no use to srum ble- Nor to go to maxim threats, But there's certain office holders Whom be filled with vain regrets If they fail to prove to people, When they're asked to do ex-
 plainin Bout their actions while in office Which now cause so much com
 plainin'
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
WATER FRONT MEETINGS
STRONGLY FOR CROCKER
Republican Candidate to Con-
tinue Talks to Seamen

William Crocker. republican candi-
date for mayor, held two MONDAY
meetings on the water front yesterday,
both of which were largely attended.
The workingmen with whom he came
in contact listened attentiveIy as he
told them of his sympathy with the
workingmen. He touched briefly on
the issues of the campaign also. setting
forth in manly manner his position
on the main questions confronting the
city.
One meeting was held at East and
Mission streets and the other at the
transport dock. Mike Halloran of the
painters union presented Crocker
Larry Conlan also spoke at the
transport dock. At the conclusion Of
the meetings most of Crockers hear
ers shook hands with him and put on
his buttons.
The meetings yesterday were so
successful that it was decided to hold
MONDAY meetings next Saturday at
Lombard street wharf and at the sea-
wall
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
HENEY MEETINGS DURING
COMING WEEK ARRANGED
Graft Prosecutor to Address
Gatherings Nightly

Francis j. Heney viii have at least
one meeting of his own each night of
the present week in addition to speak
ingH at the democratic meetings. Here
is the schedule of, the meetings to be
held under the auspices of the Heney
league:
Monday night-Lercari's hall. 2440
San Bruno avenue, corner Silliman
street
Tuesday night-Lyric hall. Larkin
street between Turk and Eddy.
Wednesday night-South San Fran
cisco opera house. Fourteenth avenue,
South, and Railroad avenue.
Thursday night - Columbus hall.
southwest corner of Twenty ninth
and Mission streets.
Friday night-Dreamland rink, Post
and Steiner streets. C. s. Wheeler will
be the only other speaker at this meet
ing.
Saturday night - Duveneck's hail.
northwest corner of Twenty-fourth and
Church streets, and Eintracht hail.
Twelfth street between Folsom and
Howard.
A meeting of the Heney league in
the thirty-eighth assembly district
will be held in the headquarters at
1911 Ellis street, near Fillmore. tomor
row night with r. e. Hayden. A. NJ.
Barendt, E. p e. Troy and Fl. c. Green
as the speakers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
ARCHBISHOP TO
SEEK BLESSING
ONDON CASPER
Solemn Service Will Be Held at
st. Mary's the First Day
of Festival
Bishop 0'COnneII, Priests and
Members of franciscan Or
der TO 0ficiate

One Of the most important features of
Portoia week Will be a high mass. to,be
celebrated Tuesday morning, october
l9, at ST Mary's cathedral. II will be a
unique service, in which viii be en-
phasized the deep religious significance
attaching to the events the city is to
commemorate. The ceremonies have
been arranged at the inspiration OF the
knights of Columbus in cooperation
with the Portola committee.
The services in their historical asso-
citation viii differ from any that have
hitherto been held here. They viii
begin at $3.50 o'clock in the morning,
with Archbishop Riordan officiating.
All the priests Of the city have been in
vited. and there viii be large attend
ance from the Franciscan order. Special
Invitations viii be extended to the gov
ernor. the mayor and the foreign con
suls resident in San Francisco.
The mass viii be sung by Bishop
Denis j. O'Connel. The sermon viii
he preached by Rev. Francis NJ Harvey,
and viii be in keeping with the occa-
sion.
1t is regarded as particularly fitting
that the observance should be opened
with the services in the cathedral as ii
was around the church that the city Of
san Francisco was created. Don Gas
par de PortOla was closely associated
with the Franciscan fathers. and the
history Of his explorations. travels and
discoveries is At the same time part Of
the story OF the California missions.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
SANTA ROSA COUPLE
Welded AT ALAMEDA
Miss Mary T. Hudoff Becomes
Bride of q. w. King

SANTA ROSA. Oct. "A wedding OF
considerable interest here as we'll as in
the bay cities took place at the Pres
hvterian church in Alameda at noon to-
dav when George w. King led Miss
Mary It. Hudoff to the hymeneal altar.
Both are we'll known and popular young
- oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles ID. HudOff. while King is a
Young businessman
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev. Frank ). Brush. ID. d.
a former pastor of the groom when he
was in school The groom's uncle. Law
renee Kessing of Alameda. was best
man. while the bridesmaid was the sis
ter of the bride to be, Miss Hannah
Hudoff of this city.
After a short honeymoon Mr.. and
Mrs. King viii return here and take
up their residence in handsOme
colonial cottage just completed and
furnished by King for his bride at 735
Monroe street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

cit is the refreshing frmness" and
delightful fullness of the feminine form
that captivates, and Il is the woman n
who Is most fully developed who mo-
nopOlizes the endearments OF the op-
pOsite sex.
IF your bust lacks development or
firmness, I will tell you how to beautltr
it, / will not charge anything for this
adVice-it is free. i am only too glad
to tell the secret. so that you can not
fail to succeed within a few weeks
time for I am sure il will make you
healthier happier and more sought
after All that l ask Is that you send
me cents TO pay postage and / VIII
reply at once personally.
We suggest to our lady readers that
they write to this French expert on this
matter which we here in America know
very little about. Any lady can write
TO her and should inclOse 4 cents i'm
postage. Address her, Madame Dorothy
De La Revere. Suite 1929, 1924 Byron
St Chicago. Ill.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
HOME MISSIONERS HEAR
NEEDS OF ORPHANAGE
Woman's Society Votes Money
to Northern Cities

LOS ANGELES. Oct. s.-Mrs. P. H.
Bodkin of this city. vice president
presented the needs OF an orphanage
to the southern California conference
to the Woman's home missionary So
ciety convention at the morning session
today.
The theme of the convention was the
needs of the society and its helps and
reports were presented by representa-
tives of the different conferences.
The society voted to apportion $4,000
TO Seattle and $1,000 to Portland for
the building of homes to care for poor
immigrants.
The convention adjourned for the
day at noon. This afternoon the dele
gates and their friends were the
guests of the Los Angeles and Pasa=
dena societies on a trolley trip.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
AWAY GOES INDIGESTION, GAS
AND OTHER STOMACH MISERY


of sour undigested food, Nausea. Head
aches, Dizziness, Constipation and
other stomach disorders
Some folks have tried so long to find
relief from Indigestion and Dyspep-
sia or an out -of-order stomach with
the common everyday cures adver-
tised that they have about made up
their minds that they have something
else wrong, or believe theirs is a case
of Nervousness, Gastritis, Catarrh of
the Stomach or Cancer.
This. no doubt is serious mistake.
Your real trouble is. what you eat does
mot digest; instead, it ferments and
sours. turns to acid. Gas and Stomach
poison, which putrefy in the digestive
tract and intestines. and, besides, poi
son the breath with nauseous odors
A hearty appetite, with thorough di-
gestion, and without the slightest dis
comfort or misery of the Stomach, is
waiting for you as soon as you decide
to try Papes Diapeps'r
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
TAFT OPENS ISLAND
FOR IMMIGRANTS
Orders Secretary Nagel to Use
Money Immediately for
Angel Station

Ell PORTAL, Oct. S.-One direct re-
suit OF President Tafts trip to the
west has been the immediate improve
ment of lmmigration conditions at San
Francisco. BY the presidents direc-
ton Secretary Nagel at washington to-
day ordered that the new immigrant
station on Angel island, San Francisco
bay, be opened at once
Ihe opening of this station had been
held up for a long time for want of
an appropriation necessary to put it in
condition. Secretary Nagel reported to
the president here tonight that he had
found way to open the new station,
had authorized the immediate purchase
of necessary furniture and other es-
sentials and had instructed the officiaas
not even to wait for the installation of
electric lights, but to use lanterns for
a temporary lighting system.
While he was in San Francisco word
came to the president that the Chinese
and Japanese travellers and immigrants
alike entering at that port were all
landed in an old shed, where the facili-
ties We're the crudest possible and
where the higher class of oriental Wis
itors might easily feel that they were
suffering an indignity. Knowing the
oriental character well, President Taft
felt that while the Chinese, for in
stance, might submit TO the conditions
in silence. they nevertheless would feel
the matter lSeenly and might in time
retaliate with boycott.
Taft inquired as to why the new
immigrant station was not in use and
found that there was some technically
in the way of applying certain funds
10 making the new station available.
lie took the matter up directly by wire
with Nagel, the secretary of commerce
and labor, and was gratified to hear
today that way had been found to open
the new station at once
For the present steamship COM
panies will be required to land and
take off immigrants from the Angel
island station.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
ALT-AZIMUTH PUZZLES
TREASURY OFFICIALS S
Dictionary Used Before Observa-
tory's Bill Is Passed

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-"What's an
alt-azimuth?' asked the reviewing
authorities in the Office of the comp
troller of the treasury, and recourse to
the dictionary was required before
they were willing to pass upon an ac-
count from the naval observatory.
sThen they approved a voucher for
s707. under the contingent appropria-
ton fund, for services in .'regraduat-
ing on gold the alt-azinuth circles and
new scores and, threads in four micro
scopes of alt-azimuth circle
The azimuth and altitude of star
give its exact position in the sky and
the repair just approved is one of the
most delicate bitsNof work done for the
government in a long time.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

PLAYWRIGHT NOT
TO CONTEST SUIT
Mrs. Bruguiere Says Husband
Has Agreed Not to Fight
Divorce Action {
Society Woman Returns From
Tahiti and Has Hard Time
Dodging Publicity
Continued From Page II

continued FROM rage Ia
of the action reached him. and he has
tened to San Francisco. where he has
been living at the Bohemian club
awaiting his wife's return from Tahiti.
"The suit came as a great surprise TO
me-" Bruguiere said at the time. Ny
wife kissed me goodby when left for
Europe. and an seemed we'll
In her complaint Mrs. Bruguiere al
legged that her husband told her in their
apartments at the Fairmont hotel that
he no longer loved her and that he
wished for freedom.
The defendant in the divorce action
is prominent figure in New York,
Paris and San Francisco. He is a mem
ber of the Bohemian and Pacific-Union
clubs of San Francisco. the MetropOli-
tan of Washington, and the Harvard,
Strollers' and Union of New York He
was one of the three witnesses at the
much discussed wedding OF Wilson
Miner and the widow of Charles T.
Yerkes at the Yerkes home in New
York
Bruguiere has composed a number
of operas notably Count Fiddlesticks, -
a daring satire on a European noble
man that created a furore of interest in
the east. The principal actor in the
play. Miss Anna F1tzhugh. sued Bru-
guiere after the production came to a
conclusion, alleging that she had
pawned her jewels to strengthen it
financially. The Three Kings of
Korea" is another of Bruguieres. ef-
forts.
Bruguiere was received in his wife's
apartments at the ST. Francis hotel
yesterday afternoon. He came loaded
with toys and spent an hour romping
with his year old boy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
Take a little Diapepsin now and
your Stomach will feel fine
five minutes later.

As there is often some one in your
family who suffers an attack of Indi-
gestion or some form of stomach
trouble, why don't you keep some
Diapepsin in the house handy
This harmless blessing will digest
anything you can eat without the
slightest discomfort, and overcome a
sour, gdssy Stomach five minutes after
Tell vonr pharmacist to let you read
the formula plainly printed on these
50-cent cases of Papes Diapepsin,
then you will readily see why 1t makes
Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn and other distress go in five
minutes and relieves at once such mis-
cries as Belching OF Gas. Eructations
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
Los ANGELES CLERK is
CONVICTED OF THREATS

Los ANGELES, Oct 9.--R. r. Ritch-
ey, clerk in a real estate Office. was
found guilty by a jury today of sending
letters TO W. A. Graves. vice presideu-
of the Merchants National bank de-
manding 5000 and threatening Graves
life unless the demand was compiled
with. The Jury recommended mercy.
Sentence will be imposed "Wednesday
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
WOMAN REMARRIES
PARDONED MURDERER

HARRISBURG, Ill, Oct s.-John w.
Neil, sentenced from Saline county TO
the penitentiary 10 years ago to serve
% years for killing Cecil Willeford, but
who was pardoned last week. was re-
married here yesterday to his former
wife. who had obtained a divorce after
his conviction and married Augustus
Gaylord. Gaylord died two years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
The Finishing Touches

street; Frank Brothers, Golden Gate
cloak and suit house. Bank of San
Francisco, American theater, Investors
building. Portola theater and the
Wells Fargo express company.
Other firms who have placed orders
for elaborate Portola decorations are:
Samson iron works, Market street COM
pany. Wells Fargo Nevada bank, the
Hanford block. d. Samuels lace house,
Shreve jewelry company, Armand Call
leau. Sloan furniture company ard the
California fruit Gamers association.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
DEL MONTE BELLBOY HELD
AS MURDER SUSPECT

MONTERREY. Oct. .s--sam Philips. a
bellboy at the Hotel del Monte, was
arrested today and held, police officials
said, pending the arrival of a sheriff
from Louisville, Ky, who will take him
there to be tried on charge of hav-
ing murdered a young woman in March,
1908. While the officials here are most
reticent they assert that the identifi-
cation of Philips as the original of a
photograph sent out by the Pinkertons
is positive, but Will not say who they
think he is
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
HOW FRENCH WOMEN
DEVELOP THE BUST
Nine. Dorothy De La Revere, French
Expert on Feminine Beauty. Tells
American Women How 10
Perfectly Develop
the Bust.

'The number Of undeveIoped women
in America is astonishing, says Nine.
Dorothy De La Revere
Il am here in America to teach your
beautiful faced women that the face
does not attract so much as the form.
and I am ready TO tell any woman who
will write me, how the French society
women and leading actresses develop
their breasts and fill out the hoj-
lows Of the neck, by what is admitted
by authorities to be the only scientific,
certain method known.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
Float for Clan Fraser

Lady Lovat lodge, auxiliary TO Clan
Fraser OF the Order of Scottish Clans,
having decided to have float in the
Portola parade, will give Portola en-
tertainment and ball in American hall
at Twentieth and Capp streets Satur-
day night, October 16, to raise funds to
helm defraY the eXpenSes of the disnlav
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
Natives to Wear Uniforms

Bay City parlor No. 104 of the Native
Sons of the Golden West, having decid-
ed to take part in the Portola parade.
has given the committee notice that 1t
Will turn out 100 members in a new
military uniform of gray with white
facing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
TWENTY THOUSAND ExPECTED

1t is expected that one of the larg-
est crowds ever attending a mask
ball in San Francisco will be present
Twenty thousand tickets will be
placed on sale in a few days in the
prominent stores and business places
They will be sold at one dollar each.
The prizes for costumes will con-
sist largely of gold watches, handsome
brooches. and other suitable articles
of jewelry. They VIII be awarded in
the following order
First prize-To the most handsome lady's
costume
Second priae-To the most handsome mans
costume
Third prize-To the most original lady's cos
tune.
Fourth prize-To the most original mans cos
tune.
Fifth prIze-TO the most striking lady's cos
tune.
Sixth prize--To the most striking mans cos
tune.
seventh prize-To the Iady's costume most
representative Of the Portola period.
Eighth prlze-To the mans costume most rep
resentatfve of the Portola period
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

and no one will be permitted on the
floor who is not costumed and masked.
Preparations will be made for the
pleasure and comfort of the merry
maskers, and refreshments Will be
served in the hall. For spectators who
do not care to mask, thirty-fiye ele-
waited boxes have been arranged
around the sides of the big pavilion.
Each of these will seat from six TO
eight persons and they will be sold at
S25 dollars each
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
HEAVY STORM
IN CALIFORNIA
DELAYS of Trains and 0ther
Damage 0cOasioned by De-
struotive Rainfall.

san Francisco, Feb. Tine ui.i
thunder and the vivid glare OF hs"',
ming preceded today the break'ns o
a storm that did considerable damage
along the railways In the central PAL
NJ the state. The electrical display was
followed by terrific downpour ol
short duration. and heavy showers las I
continued at intervals Throughout 'i'e
day and night. .- g.,
8 landslide at Oceana, between oail
Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara, on tilo
coast Line of the Southern Pacitle, mas
blocked the track, and traffic VIII ilo'
be resumed until some time t0filorIo
Yosemite valley is in the grip ot
fierce snowstorm, the GROUND Veiiis
covered to a depth of several rect aiiu
heavy snow is reported from other sec
tions.
The thunder storm caused conslaei
able excitement in this city ana the
surrounding country, but no damage
beyond broken sewers Is repoTte
Lightning struck the flagpole al the 81
Mathews military school near belmont
and the course of the thunderDoit %
the ground is marked by charred tran
down the pole.
For the first time in nearly thirty
DAYS the weather forecast for this VI
cinity is for clear weather TOMORROW
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
NO GREAT EXCITEMENT.

San Francisco. Feb. THAT Californi-
ans in general are not taking great in
terest in the snti-Japsnese legislation in
Sacramento is apparent from answers to
inquiries in this regard sent By the As
ISOLATED Press 10 all sections OF the
state
Seemingly no one is excited over the
situation but the legislators themselves.
Where opinions are expressed there is a
division of sentiment as to the advisa-
bility of the state taking action that
might embarrass the national govern
ment
Los Angeles says that the sentiment
in that vicinity is opposed to legizla-
ton st this time. Stockton, Fresno, San
Jose and other interior points are taking
little interest one way OF another in the
contest at the state capitol.
In San Francisco the main question as
to the necessity for anti-Japanese leeis-
lstion is lost sight OF in the interest
with which the general public Is watch
ing the contest between the president
aided by Governor Gillett and the Re
publican organization, and the snti-Jap-
anese faction. Aside from a protest BIZ
local business men against action By the
legislature at this time there have beesi
no public meetings or other detl.onstra-
tons for OF against the measures before
the legislature
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
PRESIDENT AGAIN APPEARS
Irrepressible Theodore Would Run
Things in California to
Suit Himself

New York, FEB. "A special dispatch
received tonight from San Francisco
states that President Roosevelt tele-
graphed the following to Governor Gillett
at San Francisco.
Il saw Flint as soon as your message
ca me. He has been helping me in every
possible way. and after consulting with
him l wired Senator Stanton a message
which he can make public IL he thinks il
advisable. Please see him.
Il am sstOunded at Perkins conduct.
He has done for the past seven years
whatever he could TO hamper Us in the
upbuilding OF the navy and has acted
against the real advocates Of the navy.
Yet now he advises a policy of wanton
insult.
Il have nothing to advise at the present
moment, but I cannot speak too highly in
praise of the course YOU have followed.
I suppose my telegram to the speaker is
the best advice 7 can render. Please wire
me If there is anything I can DO.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"