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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
WOMAN IS AFRAID OF
INJURY. FROM TWO MEN
Mrs. Joseph Ciaccia Asks the
Police fo- Protection

Mrs Joseph Ciaccia. who has a vege-
fable store ~ 1873 Church street has
complained TO the police that she is
afraid OF bodily injury and has asked
for protection. Detectives McGrath
and Furnan have been detailed TO make
an investi cation.
She said that some time ago two
Italians called at the store and wanted
To purchase il. She declined their offer
and since then they have called fire.
queBtly at the store about $50 o'clock
IN the morning, talked to each other
about the store and made yelled threats.
Yesterday morning she found an en-
Nelepe, under the door of the store on
which was written IN large letters.
Beware or Fire" This decided her
10 notify the police.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
SUIT ON NOTE GIVEN
MARKET STREET BANK
Purchaser of Assets Seeks to
Recover $4,000 From Woman

Suit for $4,000 on a promissory note
was commenced yesterday against Ma
rinda Rittenhouse by Ira NJ. Cobe. the
Chicago speculator. who purchased
from the receiver all the assets OF the
insolvent Market street bank.
The defendant gave the bank a note
for that amount July IL. 1905. secured
by a mortgage on property in Golden
Gate avenue, west of Pierce street
Cobe asks for Judgment directing the
sale of the realty in satisfaction of his
claim
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
TO SET NEW DATE FOR
EXECUTION OF BUCKLEY

\ new date is to he fixed for the
execution of William Buckley. who in
April. 1902, was sentenced to death for
the murder of George Rice. The mur-
der took place during a strike two
years before. The time decided upon
for the hanging of Buckley has pa ssed
because his appeals and otile~ motions
have carried him over the date Judge
brought into his court September r is
when the date for the hanging will be
fixed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

Hechy, from which day San Francisco
will drawit supply.
No am 200
70 wide
Hetch Hetchy valley
looking lof When
of
No is Lake When
gallon of w a
the of Hetch Hetchy valley
show broad of land.
those shown by evening
wealth
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

For eczemas. rashes. itchinrs. irrita-
tons, infammations and other unwhole-
some conditions Of the skin and scalr
and for the prevention Of the same. as
well as for the sanative. antiseusic
cleansing of liberated. infamed mucous
surfaces and other uses which readily
suggest themselves to women. Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment. assisted
when necessary by Cuticura Resolvent.
are indispensable.
Sold throughout the world Potter Drug a r,.r.
Corp Sole Prnns. Boston. Mass
- Cuttcur4 Book mailed free tells All p,r.r.-.
need 70 know About treatment and cur- 81 nunss-st.
Of diseases OF the skin scalp and hair.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

is too old to begin. The fact that ne
was allowed tobacco which he could
not use narrowed his thrifty soul, as
the prison seat racked his bones.
The other day Bradbury passing a
cell in his tier noticed that one of the
prisoners had comfortable arm chair.
his own manufacture. The old million
aires eyes sparkled and his brain got
to working. At recreation time he
sought out the owner of the armchair.
Let me have the armchair and 1 will
give you all my tobacco?" bargained
Bradbury.
1t was fair bargain. for tobacco Is
the rarest of prison luxuries, except the
forbidden dope"
You're on" said the owner of the
armchair. Where's the tobacco?'
Here it is said Bradbury, eagerly.
Now get me the armchair: my poor
backs nearly broken"
Thanks. said the prisoner, as he
erinned and slowed the tobacco away.
but I'm going to keep that armchair. Z"
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

on the cars. / contractec
salt-rheum or eczema or
my hand. In wiping the
perspiration fro m my
face, / poisoned my nose
and chin and was unable
TO shave. | had to give
up my position and was
treated by specialists. but
to no avail. / tried every
remedy / was told Of and
took so much medicins
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

that / felt like walking drug shop.
The doctors could only relieve me for q
little while.
"One day CHANGED to see Cuticur,
advertisement and thought l would try
the Cuticura Remedies. but 7 had nc
faith at the time as had been deceived
by so many so-called cures after
three applications of Cuticura Oint-
ment. the itching ceased and after usins
two boxes | was completely cured and
shaving does not interfere with il what
soever. Ny nose is as clear az ever and
l am now well man both in BODY and
mind. i consider the Cuticura Rem
edies to be the best in the world and i
trust some Door sufferer will see this
and be benefited thereby
: used Cuticura Soap Ointment and
Pills. | can also say the suffering vas
intense IL itched and burned so that
il was impossible TO sleep but thanks
to the wonderful Cuticura Remedies +
am now well. i enclose my photo
graph which YOU may publish. Harold
Ayers. 7s5 Jefferson Ave. BROOKLYN.
N Y, Dec. . and 10. 1905"
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

WE'RE GooLD DEAD Paris. Sept. s.--vere
50. I.eger aoold who with his wife was con
of Emma Levin in order To obtain her jewelry.
Is dead at Cayenne. whittier he WAS transported
for life after his sentence Of death was com-
mnted- His wife died at Cayenne in July, l9QS.
from typhoid fever
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
STABBED IN /

STABBED IN oUARREL-James Rooney. :
cook. was badly carved last night in saloon
row at Paclhc and Drnmm streets By Alfred
prison for assault to commit murder Al tbe
THOR emergency hospital RocpeYts wounds were
pronounced serious. but not fatal His face
cut into strips.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

VIOLATE PHARMACY ACT-Wsrrants were
issued yesterday by Police Judge Weller on com
plant of g. ID. Pratt OF the state board of
pharmacy for the arrest of the following drug
gsts for selling cocaine without a physician $
prescription: W. !. Clayes ]. T. Regan. II.
von Werthern, Joseph Won Werthern and George
ID. Zeile, and for the arrest Of Robert Hemline
an. errand boy. for selling fysol without being
registered pharmacist.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
Will Visit Hetch Hetchy


City Engineer Marsden Manson and
Former Congressman Stockslager will
start today for Yosemite and the Hetch
Hetchy valley for a two weeks trip OF
inspection of the citys sources OF wa
ter supply in the Sierra and the work
already accomplished by the force OF
engineers operating under Drenzy Jones
in and around the Lake Eleanor coun-
try.
Stockslager has been foremost among
the city's legal representatives. in Wash
ington during the last years negotia-
tions in congress and the department OF
the interior for the requirement OF wa
ter rights, and desires to familiarize
himself with the ground so as to meet
the many and frequently absurd OBJ
jections put forward at the capital
against the progress Of the work
A recent objection that the citys
operations around the dam site OF
Eleanor We're proving wastefully de-
structive of fine timber there was an
instance in point cited by Manson re-
Gently 10 show the character of the
blocks thrown in the city's path. There
is no timber" around the site unless
some dwarf manzanita and suchlike
growth should be so denon1inated. and
Stockslage under Manson's guidance,
VIII master the factors involved by
personal inspection.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
Taxicnh. for Rent

At eli hours. Ia xfcab Auto Livery. Co..
sIs Van NESS 5S. Phone Market $50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

GRAY hair restored to natural color by
Alfredum's Egyptian Henna. A harmless
dye--conven't. quick. sure. All drug sts.s
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
POISON TURNED TO
ITCHING ECZEMA
On Hands and Face Torment Pre-
vented Sleep = Sufferer Had tc
Give Up His Work Specialist:
and "Cures" Utterly Failed.
Is CURED AND CALLS
CUTICURA WORLDS BEST

Three years ago, while conductor
I was poisoned from the brass railinSs
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

CALLED TO UNITARIAN PULPIT-Chicago.
Sept. s.Prof. +Georse Burnham Foster of the
University OF Chicago. whose religious views re-
Gently were attacked by clergy of the BAPTIST
denomination. was unanimously chosen yesterday
10 I'LL the pulpit of the Unitarian church at
Geneva, H.. for the coming year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09
REJECT WAGE &C

REJECT WAGE SCHEDULE Chicago Sept.
s.--The wage scale oRcred by the Chicago city
railway company 10 It's employees Was rejected
by an overwheIming vote in referendum which
closed TO-DAY. Arbtra.3on must now be enlisted
IL further complications are to be avoided
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

ment of the water sites without fur
ther delay
The Rev W. A. Brewer. a member of
the Society for the Preservation of
National Parks, read the paper of
George Edwards, secretary of that or
ganization, opposing the project.
j. d.. Galloway. well known civil
engineer, took up the cause of the
'people. as did Prof. C. d. Marx of
Stanford university. George Wesley
Reed showed pictures of the valley and
Lake Eleanor.
tee were.
That the storage capacity of the
Lake Eleanor basin be fully developed
and that enough of the flow of Cherry
creek shall be acquired and delivered
to fill completely the largest reservoir
that can be constructed The present
plans of the city engineers office call
for the development of 60.000,000 gall
Ions from this source. 1t is proba bly,
capable of two or three times this de-
velopment.
That the Hetch Hetchy valley be
held as the resource of the bay cities to
be used after the other sources have
been developed to their full capacity.
That all scenic beauties possible
shall be preserved and all privileges of
camping and similar use shall remain
with the purity of the water supply.
That the continuity Of the city's
policy with regard to its water supply
should be secured in some manner
possibly by the organization of a water
board with a long term of service.
That a commission of three of the
best engineers be secured to assist the
city engineer in laying out plan of
developing the storage and building the
conduit line. and to advise upon such
methods of use and distribution as will
enable the people of the bay cities to
get their water supply for the least
cost, and will permit visitors to the
Sierra TO make all use Of the water
sheds that viii not be incompatible
with the interests of water consumers.
The committee, composed in addition
to Hodghead Of Frank Adams and H. A.
Wolcott. demolished the objections to
the project which pleaded lack of sup
ply, loss of scenic beauty spots and
the presence of other available sites.
Rev. Mr.. Brewer dismissed Secretary
Garfield. with a few words. and d. d.
Galloway gave Governor Gillett, among
others who have placed themselves in
the way of the project as short shrift.
The reports and addresses will be
printed and considered more fully at
another meeting of the club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-09

Vote for DR.. C. C. ODonnell for cor
oner: the dead will be respected. Rep
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11
DANCE ToNiGHT-Th

DANCE TONIGHT-The 1ndepen- dent Order of Foresters give their weekly dance at Eastlake park to- night This is an event of the week that is always looked forward to by those who have once attended them. It means, good music, fine dancing on the elegant pavilion floor. boating. and a moonlit walk through the shadowy pathways of the park
 SURVEYING PUBLIC LANDS The surveyor general during the pres ent fiscal year has awarded contracts for the surveying of public lands, .un- der the regular appropriation for that purpose, amounting to S22O00 and to the amount of $15,0O0 under appropri- ations made by railroad companies owning public lands. Yesterday an nOuncements were made of the award ing of two contracts under the regular appropriation and two under railroad appropriations. The regular contracts were as follows: To J. F. Hesse of Phoenix, $5500 for the surveying of seven townships, full and fractional. in the northern part of the territory This contract also includes a part of the township in which the town of Win kelman is situated. To Jesse B. Wright of Tucson for surveying four townships in the southeastern counties of the territory at an estimated cost of s25O0 The railroad lands to be sur veyed are at the request of the St Louis and San Francisco railroad company One contract is to William B. Alexander of Tucson for surveying six full townships south of Kingman for $6500. The other is to Fred w. RodOlf of Phoenix for the surveying of four townships, also south of King man
 COLLECTIVE AGENCY Wesley Rnorpp has started a collection agency which is new venture of it's kind in this city. He will make a business of making the regular monthly col lections for the merchants whom he number as his clients and will not as- sume the work of collecting bad debts although that feature may be added as
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11

can be reached by telephone at The Republican office any afternoon after three o'clock
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11

the business grows. Already he has numbered among his patrons many of the leading business institutions of the city. Owing to the number of bills which he may have for the same par ty. or will nave in the same vicinity he will save all of the duplication of the route which is now made by the collectors who are employed by the in- dividual houses. He will be enabled by scientific routing to collect the bills for the merchants much more cheaply than they can be collected by the individual firms who are com pelled to send out a collector from the house. In the same way the collec- tions can be made almost as rapidly as under the present system so that the merchants will all have their bills collected on the first MT. Knorpp
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11
MORENO sEcURELY HELp-car-

range in the vicinity of Flagstaff
 MORENO SECURELY HELD-car-
 los Moreno, the man who sold whiskey
 to the Apache, Sidney Smith, firing
 him for the outrage upon the little 1S-
 months-old baby daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. Elijah Allen near Lehi on Mon-
 day afternoon, was given a preliminary
 examination before Commissioner
 Johnstone yesterday morning and he
 was held to the grand jury in the sum of $500. There is no doubt that
 Moreno will be present when the grand jury convenes next fall. Joe Howard, the other Apache, the principal wit
 ness againet Moreno. was discharged at the close of the hearing.
 I. O. F. TO cELEBRATE-The In- dependent Order of FOresters are to have a rouslng Fourth of July cele- bration at East Lake park Monday, July 5th The real kind with greased pole, potato, tub, fat mans, lean mans, and all other, kinds of races, with prizes, that are typical of the old fashioned fourth" No place offers a better environment for an event of this kind than Eastlake park with it's dancing pavilion, lawns, grand stand for ball game, race track and chances for boating. It is understood there will be a ball game, band concert, dance music in the evening, and probably fireworks Arrangements have been made so special service on the street car line can be had, as late as necessary. Be- cause of several celebrations that will be held in this vicinity on the fourth, the Forester's gala day will be placed on Monday July 5th. The idea will be to have an all day picnic, every one bringing his lunch, using the tables that will be provided for them, and for those who do not care to bring their lunch, refreshment stands will be located on the grounds. Spe- cial rates will probably be made on the railroads, and all in all, it prom ises to be a big day. with lots of good times" for those who take ad- of the opportunity Several extra special attractions are being negotiated for including a vaudeville performance, a good ball game and fire works. There will be no admis- sion to the grounds, but the pro- ceeds to the ball game will be given over to such expenses as the Union Court Hassayampa No. 16ls, l. O. F. will have to make.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11
LEAVE FOR FLAesTaFEp. M

Francis and family have left for Flag staff, where they will spend the sum mer. MT. Francis is engaged in the sheep business and has a large num-
 Der of sheep which have summer range in the vicinity of Flagstaff.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11

less, and Dr. Perce's will lcurey the If your own home His Favorte hasc cured hundreds of thousands of of the only medicine of its regularly saud
 
 ingredient hon No alcohol and habiforms medicine with health Write Dspeny Medical Associon Dr. R. N. and
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11
2,ooo DOZEN BIG RIPE BANANAS, 12Iac PER DOZEN TODAY AT Me kEE'S.
BACK IN THE INDIAN SERVICE

F. Berchenbriter expects ito leave Saturday evening for Lawrence Kansas. to take a position in the Haskell Institute. She was formerly employed as a nurse in the Phoenix Indian school but resigned some time ago. She has been in Phoenix about six months
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11
Of Local Interest
WILL SPEND SUMMER ON THE

WILL SPEND SUMMER ON THE COAST-Mrs. J. w. Rice left last night for the coast, where she will spend the summer.
 TO TAKE SEA TRIP-J. W. Doris and family left last night for Los An geles. from which point they will take the boat for Seattle
 LEAVES ON VACATION - Miss Williams, teacher in the public schools of this city. has gone to the coast to spend the summer.
 SELLS RESIDENCE IN BRILL ADplTloN-The Valley Realty and Trust company were the agents for the sale of a residence in the Brill ad- dition to Mrs. Isabel Grissinger. The former owner was Mrs. Sarah Taylor
 MIR. AND MRS. ROGERS HOME MT. and Mrs. William Coleman Rogers returned yesterday from their honey moon trip to New York and will be at home at the Rockwell and Rogers orange grove.
 MIR. DAVE HOMER P. Davie returned yesterday from a business trip to Los Angeles and will remain in the valley during the time of the work ing of the sugar beet factory at Glen dale.
 RAILROAD MEN HERE-M F. Van Horn and Edwin Linthicum. represen- tatives of the Pennsylvania railroad in Southern California, who have been in city looking after business for the past several days, left last night for Los Angeles
 MINING ACTIVITY - W. F. Deity returned yesterday from Pinal and Gila counties where he went to make an continuation of mining properties. He says there is a very pronounced and growing activity in mining in those counties. notwithstanding the hot season of the year is now at hand,
 AMATEUR NIGHT AT COLISEUM The amatuer bill at the Coliseum tomorrow night, promises to be great, several names being registered that guarantee. something doing. The blll W III Dt NclA itu bul III connection with the special amatuer stunt
 HEGlRA REALLY BEGINS-The new Pullman service which the South ern Pacific inaugurated last night on its train to the coast was timely The two cars were all taken and the mum Der of people who left last night for the coast or the mountains seems to indicate that the annual hegira has begun.
 4 WESTERN COMPANY -F. M. CzarnOwski has returned from Los An geles, where he went on business in connection with the Pacific Slope Se- curities company, with which he is now connected as general agent. The company is strictly a coast organiZa- tion and new one and its business is that of insurance, taking risks on ac- cidents to human beings and to ma chinery, or, in other words the com pany will take almost any kind of a risk except against fire and death by natural causes, as it is not a fire or life company The capital stock of the company Is s5O0,0eO, shares of a par value of $1 per share though the stock is now being sold at $2.5O per share. The stockholders already number many hundreds and among them are quite q number of Phoenix citizens. Five thousand shares is the utmost limit of any one mans holding It is designed to make the company a pop ular one and strictly a western one.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11

TO TAKE SEA TRIP-J. w Doris and family left last night for Los An geles. from which point they will take the boat for Seattle
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11
LEAVES oN vAcAIIoN

Williams, a teacher in the public schools of this city. has gone to the coast to spend the summer
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11

COAST-Mrs. J. w. Rice left last night
 for the coast, where she will spend the
Arizona republican., 1909-06-11
WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN

Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their sex should write to Dr. Pierce and receive free the advice of physician of over 40 years experience
 "a skilled and successful specialist in the diseases of women. Every letter of this sort has the most careful consideration and is regarded as sacredIy confidential. Many sensitiveIy modest women write fully to Dr. Pierce what they would shrink from telling to their local physician. The local physician IS pretty sure to say that he cannot do anything without ''an examination. Dr. Pierce holds that these dstasteful examinations are eeneraIIy need.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-22
Bahama Items.

Henry Crabtree has a hen that
is something prolific. Last year
she laid 2S0 eggs and raised II
chickens, and she was a DurhaH
hen as he purchased her from an
uncle Of his that lives in Durham.
Now who can beat this Bahama.
Durham hen?
Jonn Parker killed a mad-dog
in our village this afternoon. How
much damage the dog did before
he was killed is unknown.
Mr.. Marcus Mangum and fami.
ly are now residents of Bahama
We are glad to welcome then
here.
Mr.. NJ. II. Mangum went t
Durham this week on business.
Mr.. Ira Tilley, Jr., who hal
been visiting his parents anc
friends in Cary, has returned.
J. d. c.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-22
Jury Spend the MIGHT.

The case of Mrs. Octa D.
Thomas VS. 7. NJ. Stephens & Co.
was the center of interest in the
superior this week. Wednesday
evening the jury were given the
case after the lawyers had gone
over every detail and they re-
tired a little after FIVE o'clock.
They failed to agree and
remained in the jury room all
night. Thursday morning they
agreed and rendered a verdict
favorably to 7. M. Stephens &
Co. Others cases of Mrs.
Thomas will be tried as soon as
as they are reached.
These cases grew from the
fact that Mrs. Thomas left the
city and state and the report be-
came circulated that she intend
ed boating permanently in Balti-
more and her creditors in the
city attached what household
goods she had and all her effects
were offered for sale. Mrs.
Thomas returned and the suits
for damage followed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-22
DIED FROM INJURY.
e. ". Turner. a Painter, Receives Fatal
Blow from Hook.

UsuW mum nv~os
While at work at his regular
occupation, that of house painter,
E. w. Turner received injuries
from a hook that was used to
hold his stage, that proved fatal.
The accident occurred Monday
afternoon and Turner was car
ried to Watts hospital, where it
was found that the skull was
crushed and the brains were ex-
posed. He remained conscious
for sometime, but had spells
when his mind wandered. Every
thing that medical skill could
suggest was done for him. but
from the first there was little
hope of giving relief.
Mr.. Turner was 40 years of
age and leaves a wife and several
children. The interment took
place Wednesday afternoon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-22
Remembered Mr.. Smith.

An interesting story is told in
Raleigh Of the representative
from Durham. who is doing, ac-
cording to the same story, good
work for Durham county and the
state. His friends in the mill of
the East Durham Cotton Manu-
featuring company presented
him with a nice overcoat as soon
as cold weather set in.
The garment was received by
Mr.. Smith, and it is needless to
say that he fully appreciated the
spirit that prompted the action.