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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19

NOTICE is hereby given that l intend to- apply
to the state board of prison directors to be
paroled from the state prison at San Quentin
according TO law.
vIDo oPUSICH (No 1s9s5).
THE firm of Webster & Broderick has this day
been dissolved and neither the old firm of
Webster & Broderiek nor George A. Webster
will be responsible for any debts contracted by
Joseph A. Broderiek. GEO. A. WEBSTER.
GENERAL meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Joseph Allan mining and development company
Will be held SUNDAY, March 21, at 1:30 at
the office, 4299 oath st.
NOTICE no merchants, tradesmen and all others.
j will not be responsible for debts contracted
by any person other than myself.
+. X. SC0FIELD.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
INFoRMATION wANTED

WANTED TO know, whereabouts Of Alice NJ
p99gs niYoS MiI oes haror Dy auesesslng
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19

board of directors made the 18th day Of
February. 1909, many shares of each parcel
Of such stock may be necessary will be sold
at public auction at the office of the company
at 80 Clay ST.. in the city and county OF san
Francisco state Of California, on Friday. April
., 1909, at the hour of 3 O'Clock 2. NJ, on such
day to pay such delinquent assessment thereon
together with cost of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
CHAS. A. GIBSON. Secretary.
Office of company, 80 Clay St, San Francisco.
Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
soNoMA COUNTY RANCH.

S7.500-12la acres 1 mile from Sebastopoi; on
electric line; freight and passenger depot at one
corner paying Gravensten apple orchard. besides
acres of loganberries; fine story house. barn,
brooder house and farming implements. Address
MRS. j. A. oNG, Sebastopol, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE


YOU can own beautiful room bungalow. just
Completed in Mastick Park, Alameda. by
making a small payment down. balance same
as rent: price $3.50. WELLS & BANGS, 306
Chronicle building
B0TS-Santa Fe district. near 55th st. Key
Route station Phone Berkeley 326I-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
RusINEss PERSONALS


AAA-sIY wigs and toupees 1T perfectly, defy de-
lection; ] make them so tnat rhey are thor
oughly ventilated, light and airy. III takes Just
a minute to adjust them. | have made Wig
making a life study and guarantee every one 1
make. ! use the purest human hair free from
style Private gentlemen's department upstairs.
Experienced man in charge. Hair dressing,
dyeing, etc, by artists only. Large stock OF
switches. pompadours. etc, on hand q. LED
ERER, 227I California ct Mail orders receive
prompt attention. Established 1865
MATTING-Matting for your floors: suitable for
parlor reception. dining and bed rooms; we al
lude 10 the fine grade high priced mating
regular 6Oc per yard; our price during our fur
niture sale only 39c per yard Wig not favor
US with a cslls H. SCHELdshAAs, entrance
18th and Franklin sts-; both phones, same num-
ber 1525.
PARTY writing W. II. c., care bank, March
I3 can perfect arrangements by comforting
personally with A. n. Daniels. room 312, Argo-
naut hotel. San Francisco from 10 a. IN 10 IL
noon any day this week
MRS. LOUIS HoToP, e45 Grayson St, West
Berkeley. relieved of large tumor without
pain or knife by the MAGNETIC HEALERS,
707 Telegraph av-, Oakland; phone 4I42.
MRS. HARTMAN. graduate masseuse; scientific
frea trnent for nerve and stomach trouble; phys.
recon. a0s Koenig bldg, Post at kearny
UNCALIED for suits. overcoats and trousers at
less than cost at CHAS. LYONS. the London
tailor. 1882 Fillmore St bet. Ellis and oFarrell.
MAGNETIC MAssAGE-MRs HoLsHOUsER,
Tel. Doug. 444o; 351 Pacific bid. 4tb and Mkt
MISS WALLACE. Eastern Masseuse; baths l24
Turk. T. 2lO. LIST floor. rear lilo; open Sun.
GRADUATE Inasseuse MRS. HELEN DERBER.
electrical treatment. 2024 sutter. p. West $500.
MISS E. n. REID. graduate masseuse: hours
1o-9. Suite ? 1To5 o'Farrell corner Fillmore.
MADAME LUIsA parlors. ladies' and gents
hair dyed; 7. ] and 2. l037A Golden Gate as.
sanitarium treatment; massage; lady attendants.
Apt o. ST. Mungo bldg. 1900 G. G. av.; 9-10.
MISS c. BELL, manicuring. face and scalp treat
nsent Room 21. 1443 Fillmore st.
MISS IDELL. vibratory electric treatment. for
select patronage only. 1906 Sutter ST., S. F.
G0LDSTEIN CO.. theatrical and masquerade cos
tunes; to Jahn. costumer. s21 Van Ness.
MRS f. NJ KENDL. electro massage. baths
121zC Scott St; hours, 1912, Is, 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

FOR sale rent-In Ross. Marin co. 6 room
modern bungalow: open fireplace; large yeran-
da Particulars address box us. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE
BID ON A FRUITyALE LOT.
20 feet front: highest point; all improvements:
on Foothill boulevard. In Steinway terrace. on
Aqua Vista ST opp. Railroad ay-, WIKI trees on;
price S112.50; | have paid $225 on the lot but
need ready cash. so make me bid by Saturday.
the Goth. on S225 which l have paid paying bal
ance at $40 per month to owner; lot will 90 TO
highest bidder W. X. WEBB, Republican Of
fce. Fresno. Cal: tel. Main go.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
RECTAL DISEASES

PILES cause head, heart, nerve, stomach, bowe
kidney trouble. Guar. cure without knit
pain. delay. DR.. T. J. KISNER. 1891 FiIlmor
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
sANPTARIuMs
RUPTURE CURE

PRIVATE home for confinement: adoptions; bes
Of care. 1903 Market St. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
CLoAKs ANp SUITS

DBUMMERS' samples of ladies' cloaks and suits
retailed at wholesale prices; showing new
spring models al the newest fabrics. Dram.
mers' Sample shop. l23T Van Ness at Post.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19

TALKS on RUPTURE" by Prof Pierce; just
issued: copy free. PIERCE & SON. 1417 Chest
nut ST. Alsmeds- Phone Alameda 1IS0.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19

William Hood. CHIEF engineer or the
Southern Pacific, is in the southern
part OF the state.
j. Y. Callahan. general agent OF the
Nickel Plate. with headquarters In Chi
cago, is In the city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-19
ELncTRIcAL TREATMENT

DIR. & MRS. DIR. PIERCE, specialists-or
treatment is plessant safe and sure; no GA
gerous drugs or operations; satisfactory resui
and reasonable rates. Suite SOP. Westha1
building $50 Market St; hours 10 to 8; SUI
day - 10 1
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03
NEWS Of OREGON
STATED IN BRIEF
TELEGRAPHIC CHRONICLE OF
STATE HAPPENINGS.
HOPE TO VOTE STATE DRY
Anti-Saloon League busy With Plan
to Make Clean Sweep in
1910 Election.
HOPE TO VOTE STATE DRY

Portland.-State-w prohibition
is the issue that will be submitted to
the temperance people at the general
election In November, 1910. Peti-
tions are now being prepared for
circulation calling for county prohi-
bition In Grant and Harney counties.
This question will be submitted to a
vote at an election TO be held next
November. The anti-saloon workers
expect to submit the question OF
county prohibition in still another
county this Fall, but are not pre-
pared to announce the name of the
county.
Under the operation OF the local
option law during the last Ave years.
not one of the % counties In the
state Is entirely wet. Nineteen are
altogether dry, while, with the ex-
ception OF Multnomah the sale Of In
toxcants is prohibited In more than
go per cent OF the territory Of the
other 10 counties. In Multnomah
County the saloon has been placed
under the ban In about 40 per cent
OF the area.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03
Big Entry List for Local Meet.

Portland. -- Race entries at tho
Portland Fair the week OF September
1925. exceed In number aud excel
In class those OF year ago. when
the first annual harness meet by the
present association was held here.
Some of the finest speed contests OF
the year may reasonably be expected
during the course of the six-day pro-
gramme. Events for all classes are
on the card. with prospective con
tenders from Oregon, Washington.
Idaho. California and British Colum-
bla
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03
Fills Vacancy ON Commission,

Salem.--W. 4. Wright OF Union.
Or. has been elected secretary OF
the Oregon state commission at the
A.-Y.-P.. to succeed NJ. ID. Wisdom.
OF the Rural Spirit. who died last
week. Mr.. Wright Is one OF the
original commissioners appointed by
Governor Chamberlain. Mr. Wright
is president OF the First National
bank at Union and pioneer resident
OF Union county. having lived there
over - yeara.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03
Cargo of Oregon Trees for China.

Portland.-Wanting the biggest
timbers available In the world for
the rebuilding of famous temple.
the Chinese government has come TO
Oregon for them. These timbers. or
rather trees. for they are great logs
with the bark still on, are now being
loaded on board the steamship En-
ma S. Dollar. at Linnton. The logs.
lO5 feet long and 40 feet In eircum-
ference at the butt, after reaching
China must be towed 200 miles up
the Grand Canal and then trans
ported overland six miles to the
Temple Ling Yen. the most famous
house OF worship In all tho Celestial
Empire.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03
VIII Reside In porilnnd.

Pendleton.-Willlam J. Furnish.
the Pendleton banker aud former
candidate for Governor. has decided
10 make Portland his permanent
home. Mr.. Furnish Is one OF the
best-known citizens In the state OF
Oregon, and for years he has been
an influence in Eastern Oregon.
where he accumulated his fortune.
He Is now projecting the Furnish
ditch for irrigating a big project
near Hermiston.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03
Greenman Named for New Hatchery.

Salem, Master Fish Warden Me
Allister has completed arrangements
for the establishment OF an expert
mental salmon hatchery on Young's
River. near Astoria. and has given
+. c. Greenman, superintendent OF
the Salmon River hatchery. charge
Of the work, MIR, Greenman Is con
sidered one of the best fish culturists
on this coast, having been engaged
In the work almost continuously for
the past l 3 years, serving under both
the United States Bureau OF Fisheries
aud this state.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03
Wanted.

A friend of mine will be here
about Sept. lst to purchase an
unimproved or partially i'm
proved farm. would like to
confer with the owners of any
such who wish to sell.
ID. q. Sutherland,
=. 0. BOX 395 Ontario, Oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03
THE MARKETS
Portland.

Wheat-New crop. track priees:
Club. sic; bluestem. 95c; red RUS
sian, s7c.
Barley-s26.50 a s27.50 ton.
Oats-S2S per ton.
Hay-Timothy, Willamette Valley.
sl4; Eastern Oregon. sl7 q is; al
falfa, sli; clover, sl1 q SIS.
Butter-Extra. sac; fancy, 29 a
S3c; store. 2l a zee.
Eggs Ranch. candled. soc;
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03
FOR SALE.

Seven Kentucky bred JACKS,
standing 10 to- l6 hands high; !;
among the largest and best ever
shipped to this country. BUY
NOW, so that your purchase
will become acquainted and ac.
customed to his home and ac-
climated for next spring service.
X. ID. REDMAN,
Ontario, Oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03

All the news all the time is
the motto OF the Argus, and the
price is only II the year.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-09-03
St. Francis Academy.
Baker City, Oregon.
Boarding and Day School
for Cirlc Boys under ~ years
IUi UliIo. OF age admitted.

The course OF studies en-
braces the eighth grades OF com.
mon studies; braced OH the state
course OF studies, the Academic
course OF four years aud the
Commercial course.
The music and painting de-
partments offer splendid advan-
tages.
Studies will be resumed Sept.
Z, 1903. For furtheI particu-
lars call at the Academy or ad.
dress the SISTER SUPERIOR.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-12
The D. M. Read Go.
 Established 1857.
Dinner Sets at Special Prices.

Several new patterns of Dinner Ware here for your choice The largest assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dinner Sets that we have ever shown, at special prices.
 112 piece Porcelain Dinner Set, pink roses two gold lines and gold handles value $185O special $148O. 112 piece Porcelain Dinner set, green and gold con- ventional border, value $18.5O, special $14.80. 112 piece Porcelain Dinner Set green spray border gold line, value $18.0O, special $1440.
 112 piece Porcelain Dinner Set, pink rosebud and fern border gold traced value $15O0 special $12OO 112 piece Porcelain Dinner Set gold band two gold lines, value $15OO special $12.00.
 112 piece Porcelain Dinner Set, gold line border value $12.5O special $1O0O
 112 piece Porcelain Dinner Set, dark blue border three gold lines ,gold handles, value $225O special 1900
 pink conventional border gold band, value $20.0o, special $16.O0.
 Three Specials in
 Clearance Sale of Mems Underwear Mems gauge shirts short sleeves regular 50 ct quality for the special low price of % cts. Men's nainsook coat undershirts regularly sold for 50 cts, sale price 39 cts, or two for 75 cts. Mems open mesh underwear, regular 50 ct. quality for 39 cts each, two for 75 cts Short sleeve shirts and ankle or knee length drawers.
 Also s ribbed athletic shirts, low neck and sleeves, for % cts each. Only few days of the annual August sale of House Furnishings. Special discounts offered. The D. M. Read Co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-12
JACKSoN's
EDDIE LEONARD MINSTREL

EDDIE LEONARD MINISTRIES
 Considerable interest has been aroused among our theatre-goers over the forthcoming appearance of Eddie Leonard's Minstrels. This seasons register embraces the names of over a hundred finished artists, prominent factors of modern minstrelsy who will unite their efforts in presenting an exposition of that delightful form of entertainment that is calculated to meet the desire of all sorts of people, out. Eddie Leonard aptly termed Americas Minstrel Idol. heads the big company of entertainers. MT. Leon ard has made minstrelsy a study and every glance of the eye, every gesture, every motion of the body is the re- suit of long experience and Q perfect art, his comedy. his singing and his dancing is of a delightful and satis- factory school. and this season will be a happy coincident in the career of this estimabIe comedian. MT. Leonard was the headliner of the Conan & Harris Minstrels last season and as that production was Supposed to con- tain the Creme-de-la-creme of all that is good in minstrelsy, it was not a small matter to select a comedian to Leonard made good, and in every city open arms. and his critics voted him one of the best. Leonard comes to Jackson's theatre on next week Tues day and Wednesday evenings with a special bargain matinee on Wednes- day, at the head of his merry bunch of sixty minstrel stars. The seat sale will start Saturday morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-12
THE THEATRES
-POLI's

Another crowded house witnessed, the Man on the Box" at Polls last even ing. The play went with dash and vim that made it especially enjoyable to the large audience. It seems to grow better and more funny at every presentation. All seem to like it. The comedy is of that quiet peculiar kind that Dleases the lovers of genuine humor. MT. Ince continues to put lots of Paprika into the part of 'sBob'' and gets laugh after laugh every time he is on the stage. The ladies are all going wild over the fine gowns worn by Miss Montgomery in the last act. They are simply gorgeous and this charming woman knows how to wear them-- She is great foil for MT. Ince, and helps along the laughs through every act. There are number of 'bits" in the Man on the Box" near ly every one standing out. MT. Collins. a very consistent actor. has this week one 'ebit" which he takes the best of care of. He enacts the part of the French Chef with a perfect accent, and that peculiar agility so noted in the Frenchnan. Then too Miss Pringle as the Irish maid has several opportuni- ties in her part to inject some fine lines, and it goes without saying that she does it and does it, well. The sale of seats for the last days of the week is very large. Seats can bo orde-ed by phone. Better order yours.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-12
TAFT IN DEMAND
Every Political and Social Organization Within 50 Miles of Summer Capitol Planning Picnic or Clam bake With President as Central Figure.
Especial from United Press.)


 Beverly, Aug. 12-The box office Is the fourth of March the box office has terrorized the President, and now. at the vacation home where he expected the monster is on his trail once more. Every political and social association within fifty miles of the summer cap itol is planning to give a clambake, pie nic, outing of some sort with the Pres ident as the central figure.
 4'We are deeply in debt with our Sunday school hall.'' said one clerical gentleman who called on Secretary Carpenter, "and we feel sure that if the President realized the situation he would readily attend the picnic we are to give at Point-of-Pines. His at- tendance will bring a great many peo- ple.''
 "Yes. know" sadly replied Carper- ter, and the President also mows-to his scrrow-
 ssOh, say not to his sorrow" ex- claimed the clerical gentleman./ "and that he will attend? ?" By no means" cried the secretary. "If you make any announcement say that thel President absolutely will not be there If he went to your picnic he would have to attend seven hundred others and he would not get a minutes rest"
 r. Then the secretary turned with sigh to greet a large fat gentleman representing the biggest Republican club in a New Hampshire county. We won't insist that the President speak" pleaded the man. seWhat we want is going to appear, and the fat gentleman is assured that Secretary Carpenter is plotting the downfall kof the Republi- can party in New Hampshire.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-12
STEEPLECHASE

The Great Calvert, champion high wire and aerial trapeze gymnast, in a thrilling novelty high wire act. comes to Steeplechase Island Sunday after noon. He arrived in Bridgeport yes terday to make arrangements for the equipment for his performance, said to be a top notcher. He performs at a height of 75 feet on wire and with a suspended aerial trapeze. His stunts include fearless handstands, head stands, waltzing, cake walk, sitting at table eating. blindfolded act, disrobing electric baton juggling, handkerchief trick, etc. An entire change of cos tumc is used at every performance and at night he works with handsome light effects.
 The Dip of Death. the aerial auto mobile somersaulting act remains and is pleasing many at each performance Saturday night there will be fireworks as usual
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-12
BOOSTING PRICES,
 FIELD SITE, FOR
 WRIGHT AEROPLANE
Special, from United Press)

Especial from United Press)
 Washington, Aug. 12.-There has been a remarkable rise in financial values of treeless meadows. cabbage and hay fields within the ten mile radius of Washington during the past fortnight as result of the efforts of the quart ermaster's department of the army to secure field convenient for the train ing of younger officers in the signal corps in the manipulation of the Wright aeroplane.
 Every farmer or land owner with a plot of level ground big enough for two cows to brouse on seems to have an idea it is worth three times the price at which it was valued two weeks ago, because of the demand for proper ty of that kind for use as an aerodome. At the conclusion of the Wright trials at Fort Myer, a dozen places were se- lected as suitable for training flights of the aeroplane but the owners have become so irnbued with the flying bug that they have all jumped prices and unless they bring themselves down to more moderate ideas the possibilities of farms as flying machine landing places are slight The signal corps may be forced to take their machine sout to Fort Omaha or some other post where there are enough treeless plains to provide a landing place for several airships without danger of pumping.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-12
NOT PARTED BY DEATH

woodbury. Aug. Retrieving over the death of his wife, who had died
 less than two hours before. Samuel c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-12
wooDMoNT,s WANTED FIREBUG
Landlord Phillips Scouts the Idea That
 He is a Citizen of Colony.

Landlord Phillips Scouts the Idea That
 He is a Citizen of Colony.
 Woodmont, Aug. 12.-As yet the Woodmont authorities have failed to apprehend anyone on suspicion of hav- ing started the fires that have done considerable damage in the shore re- sort during the past few months. There is a persistent rumor afioat that the person who is guilty is known and furthermore that he is a prominent resident of the place. This talk, how ever, seems rather strange in face of the fact that a reward has been of fered for the capture of the guilty party. Then again the feeling of the people owning property along the shore there has arisen to such a point that they would leave no stone un- turned to have the culprit arrested should his identity be known.
 MT. Phillips. proprietor of the Penn broke hotel scouts the idea that the incendiary is known. He says that if anyone can tell him who the person is that has been endangering life and property at Woodmont he will not hesitate a moment in having him ar rested. He believes that the talk about the guilty party being prom nent and wealthy citizen of the col only is all gossip and the work of fertile imagination. He says that he has lived at Woodmont nearly all his life and knows nearly everyone pret- -ty we'll and should there be anyone under suspicion he would know it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-12
Many Fishermen Caught in Storm
 Reported Drowned

Tokio, Aug. 12.-The fate of 23S coral fishermen, caught in a storm off Tosa. near Kobe, is in doubt today. Of the fishermen who are known to have oc- cupied the fleet of 40 boats 90 are known to have reached the shore safe ly, 12 were drowned and the rest are unaccounted. As the storm occurred a week ago it is feared that all of those missing went down.
 Three torpedo boats were dispatched to Tosa today to search the coast for possible survivors. The storm was of unprecedented suddenness and the fish ermen had no time to put into a har- bor.