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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE is hereby given that at 10 o'clock a.
M Monday October e. 1909, f. e. Seeley
will sell at .26 East st San Francisco. all that
certain personal property constituting furniture
of Oakland Cave restaurant, held under chat
tel mortgage to said r. E. Seeley from e. r
Lenox. +. e. SEELEf.
NOTICE 10 the publlc-Having bought ont the
whole interest Of the Bay Shore roadhousc
South San Francisco. I will not be responsible
for any bills after Tuesday. October s. 1909
tsigned) n. 2. JENSEN and T. FREEMAN.
NOTICE to the creditors of North Star saloon.
200 Bay st-You are hereby requested to pre-
sent all your claims OF the above saloon on
or befre the 4th day OF October. 1909.
tSignedl J. WOLFIN0 & co.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
ALAsIEpA RAJ EsTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
FOR sale room shingled cottage one block
from sta Inquire iii Willow ST. Alameda.
FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE
FOUR lots; house. fats: also room house.
paying good rent; Outbuildngs. fruit. we'll:
small amount cash: easy terms 1903 Chapman
ST. blocks from Fruitvale station t0waEd
the new power house, must be seen to catch
the bargain.
-S2.9Oo-Fine brand new . room attractive cot
tage. handsomely finished inside- handy to
streercarS and local trains. gas. eiec. lights,
lot 33x10O: easy terms. Apply TO f. HAJSER.
1928 Fremont av.. Frurvaie.
Sl.SOO-New room cottage; hard nnlsled, rv-
ment foundation; on Glenn av bet Redwood
road and Lisse av Fruitvsle: easy terms
Owner. 1916 Jackson St. oakland A1496
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

GET A START WITH $50 CASH.
BUY A LOT IN THE BLOCK WE OFFER
AT nth Av. AND N ST.-BOULEvARD
LOTS FROM $500 UPON RIDICULOUSLY
EASY TERMS.
ELECTRIC f. R. FRANCHISE RUNS BY
THE PROPERTY.
WHERE CAN YOU EQUAL THESE TERMS
AND PRICES?
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
(S0LE AGENTS.)
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

CLARKE d MAGNUs. BUSINESS BROKERS
$50 MARKET ST NEAR ELLIS, ROOM 507.
TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 1927
40 CHARGE FOR LISTING A BUSINES
MILLINERY establishment OF merit; stock
which Is stylish and right up 10 the minute:
located in hub 81 the shopping district; rent
low; reason for selling is excellent. II inter
esfed call on
CLARKE q AIAGNUs. $50 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
MATRIMONIAL

WIDE AWAKE businessman who sees chance
to make $4,000 in the next year would consid-
er matrimony with a good business woman who
has about $4,000 cash and who would assist
him. financially aud otherwise, to make this
money. Box T43, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17

The New York state Legislature re-
fused last week to pass a primary cleo
tion bill fathered by Governor Hughes.
The bill was an extremely conservative
one, Gov Hughes having given much
study 20 the primaries in other states
One fault OF the primary is the ten
dency TO destroy party organization
and this fault Governor Hughes sought
studiously 10 overcome by novel and
ingenious methods giving greater lati.
tute TO his proposed bill than can be
found in the older primary acts Of
other states,
This is not the first time that the
legislature has sought to defeat
Gov Hughes reform measures and in
each Of the other ins' ances the legisla-
ture came out second bsst History
will probably repeat itself
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17
Diamond prIII in Prospecting

If one could always know th exact
location and value OF ore b,ldies below
the surface without the necessity of
sinking shafts and drifting, much
money and worry would be saved to
those who take the risk in mining ven
lures. Fortunately means TO this end
Is now within reach in the shape OF
the diamond core drill which will cut
core from rocky strata through sew
eral thousand feet in any direction and
permit OF an examination OF the exact
nature Of the formations penetrated.
The value of this device can hardly be-
over estimated. yet its applicability is
not without limitations.
The diamond drill Is perhaps OF
greatest service in prospecting ore bod
les that lie In large lodes or lenses such
as those OF iron aud copper ore in the
Lake Superior mining regions Here
diamond drilling is going on contin-
ually in the search for new ore bodies
and in determining the extent situa
ton and value of those already known.
But even here diamond drilling is not
always reliable. as the holes sometimes
have bad habit of drifting. the bits
following the soft strata. This may
cause the bits TO be detected far out OF
the line that they are believed TO he
following and give results far from the
truth or. at least, results that are not
what they seem to be. AS an example
Of this a diamond drill hole was started
vertically in the Stambaugh district Of
the Menominee iron range and was
later followed with a shaft. AT this
point the overburden was 100 feet deep
and before the shaft had passed through
IL into the ledge the hole had disap-
peared and passed to one side. The
drill had penetrated ore Of excellent
grade. which so far has not been en-
countered In the shaft.
1t is possible, however, to survey a
hole and determine the direction and
amount of drift and, when there is
danger of misleading results being OBJ
tanned IL is advisable to do this, With
small and irregular ore bodies there is
danger. too of getting false results by
entirely missing ore bodies. This is
particularly the danger in prospecting
vein formations in the search for
precious metals AS both the veins
aud the pay streaks are liable to be err
ratio, negative results do not necvssar-
lily mean that the vein or the pay
streak has come TO an end, but that
they may have pinched out only TO
widen farther. Positive results are Of
valve when corroborated by cores from
several holes put down so as to cut the
vein at several points Iron Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17

Gated by the wonderful resemblance ia
style and manner OF treatment between
the Kalevala" and Longfellow's
"Hiawatha
Lonrott was born Of poor parents
and received his education in the pub
lie schools OF Finland and took a medi-
cal deg at the University Of Hell
singfors For years he travelled about
the almost inaccessible and least fire.
quented portions of Finland. gathering
the legends. the folk lore. the stories
of deeds OF heroes, the quaint folk
songs. and ''runos OF poems IL was
necessary for him 10 walk great distan-
ces as at that time. seyenty-hye years
or more ago, there were few roads and
these were not in the best of condition,
but he sacrificed his comfort and con-
venience IN the great labor TO which
he devoted the, best years OF his life.
He supported himself by the practice
OF medicine, and was.given grant by
the Finnish senate TO enable him to
pursue his labors In accommodating and
preserving for all time to come the
scattered stories and poems which play
so large a part in Finnish country life.
Besides the Kalveala, Lonrott's
writings include the "Kanteltar, "a
compilation Of folk songs, and PRO
verbs and Riddles. -
Lonrott filled for number of years
the chair Of Professor of Finnish Lit
erature at the University OF Helsing-
fors and died in March, 1884. at the
ripe age of SO years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17
Celebrated Birthday OF Famous
Poet Of Finland

The one hundred and seventh ami
versary OF the birth OF Elais Lonrott.
known as "the Father Of Finnish
Literature, was appropriately obser-
we'd last week by the knights of Kaleva
In this country.
The knights of Kaleva derive their
name from the Kalevala. OF which Elais
Lonrott was the author. and they
therefore observe annually the anniver
slry OF his birth. which occurred April
20. 1902 The Kalevala embodies the
efforts OF the Finnish people for civili.
zation and education ana Is the great
national epic poem IL has furnished
themes for writers and poets and scul,
ptors aud many of the most famou.
paintings and WORKS OF art by Finnish
artists were inspired by incidents OF
the great story, and. even American
writer's have felt It's influence, AZ indi-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17
Do this with your children.

School children should be fed plenti.
fully and frequently on Quaker Oats.
Il makes the best possible breakfast for
anyone who is 10 work with either brain
or muscle. It's easy 20 prove this In
your own family. Increase the daily
consumption of Quaker Oats and you'll
see an almost immediate Improvement in
the health and energy Of those who eat
II. , The regular size package Of Quaker
Oats sells at i0c, the large family pack
age size at zsc; the family package with
q piece of china 3oc.
Breakfast on Quaker Oats every day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17

The country seems 10 be now in the
whirl OF wheat speculation the sound
ness OF which cannot be figured out.
Statistics show that the visible amount
of wheat on hand In America today is
80. 600, 900 bushels 5-million bushels
more than at this time a year ago.
Millers all over the country are report
ing larger stock Of -four on hand
than ever in the history OF the trade.
Millers report decrease in the OUTPUT
OF the mills and that they cannot re-
duce their stocks even at this decrease.
In short there is no immediate nor APP
parent scarcity in the stocks Of wheat
or -four.
Tue government reports show a de-
crease in the average condition OF win.
ter wheat and in the amount sowed
but this decrease is compared with
last year when 80 million more bushels
were raised than in the previous year
In 1904 when the crop outlook was
much worse than IL is today prices act
ually--declined.
The facts are that a corner has been
run on May wheat by the big specula-
tors and prices have been run up alb
normally thereby. The public must
suffer from this gamble in the wheat
pit that has no Legitimate existance
and In which no actual commodity Ia
dealt with. Petitions have already
been sent TO the government asking
that the laws. IL any exist to regulate
such atrocious methods, be enforced
and IL none exist asking that some b,
nassed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17
CRYSTAL FALLS GIRL HONOR
Miss Kate corbett Captured Second Prize al
State Normal.


la the third annual declamatory con-
test held last Saturday evening at the
Michigan State Normal college at
Ypsilanti. Miss Katherine Corbett of
this city won second prize Her selec-
ton was The Chariot Race, from
Ben Hur. which she delivered in a
most creditable manner. The first
prize was awarded to Mr. Moren Jolley
Of New York. whose subject was
The Man in the Shadow "
There were eight CONTESTANTS in all
The others and their subjects were
Eva Pearl "Naughly Zell. Nora
Strong. IAN Old Mans story -
Wallace II Jennings The Soldier Of
the Empire Bernice Tinker, "The
Little God and Dickey, Loretta
O'Connor "Skimpsy and Emojane
Bullock. "The Village Gossip
the judges were Professor True
blood, professor of oratory at the Mich
igan university, and his two assistants.
L. J. Hollister. and +. b. Mckay
Miss Corbett's prize was ten volumes
of American Statesmen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17
Michigan Crop Report
Lansing, Mich. April Z, 1909.
WHEAT.

The condition Of wheat on April first
in the state and southern counties was
76, in the central coonties 90 and in
northern counties SO.
The average depth of snow on March
10Th in the southern counties was O. 20,
in the central counties 0.69 of an inch
in the northern counties, O. 90 and in
the State T. 70 inches.
On the Sist OF March there was no
snow in the southern and central coun-
ties, in the northern counties 2.S5
inches, making the average in the State
O. 81 Of an inch.
The number OF weeks protection to
wheat by snow in the southern counties
WAS D 40. in the central counties o. 73
in the northern counties 9. ~ and in
the State 0. 90 IN answer to the ques-
ton. "Has wheat during March suffer
ed injury from any causeY" 247 cor
Responsiveness in the southern counties
answer Eyes and 70 mo. in the
central. counties 1903 answer yes and
80 "No" and in the northern counties
81 answer Yes and 20 "No. " The
total number OF bushels OF wheat mar.
keted by farmers in March at 100
Touring mills is 1875 429 and at ~ ele-
vators and TO grain dealers 63, 1913. or
total Of 1871. COS bushels. OF this a
mount 10, l95 bushel were marketed in
the southern four tiers of counties.
80. GA in the Genital counties and Z, 1873
in the northern counties. The estima-
ted total number of bushels OF wheat
marketed in the eight months August
March is z, $50, 600 and the amount OF
wheat yet remaining in possession OF
growers, after deducting 1900, 600
bushels used for seed and home con.
sumption is =. 600, 600 bushels.
Seventy eight mills elevators and
grain dealers report no wheat marketed
in March The amount Of wheat in
farmers hands in per cent as estimated
by crop correspondents at the present
time is as follows State. southern
and central counties o and northern
counties & This estimate il consider,
ably less than given by this depart
ment.
RYE.
The average condition Of rye is 80 in
the State and southern counties az in
the central counties aud SO in the
northern counties.
MEADOWS.
The average condition ~ meadows
in the southern counties a n. in the
central counties ss. iny the northern
counties and in the STATE 81.
LIVE STOCK.
The average condition OF horses In
the State IL o, cattle and swine "a and
sheep IS.
FRUIT.
A large percentage OF fruit correpon.
dents claim that tho mild winter mas
been favorable tor fruit and the pros-
poets &C the present time indicate a
good yield. however. IL Is too early in
the season 10 predict just what the
outcome will be.
In regard TO this question Are peach
orchards being Aprayed for curl leaff"
90 correspondents anwser Eyes" and
| i2l ono.
Frederick G, Martindale.
Secretary Of State.
@~ @f--.sw
Five room hofisa 10 Rent. n. War.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17
LOW coLoNIST RATES
TO PACIFIC COAST
DAILY Throughout April

These special low rate tickets are a
valuable on our daily and personally
conducted tours In tourist sleeping ca rs
through to the coast, via the Chic ago.
Union Pacific 81 North Western Line
For full particulars write $. A..
Huthcinson, Manager, Tourist Dept. !.
9i2 Clark ST, Chicago M, or adore 81
nearest ticket agent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17

President Roosevelt still retains his
prerogative &c make members Of the
Liars Cub His latest induction is
reporter for u French paper who
cabed an alleged interview To his Paris
paper Pres Roosevelt says the story
is an 'impudent fabrication and adds
that he never saw the correspondent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17

We heartily agree with one section
Of the Cramton liquor bill and that 3
the section which provides that saloons
shall be licensed only in incorporated
cities or villages No saloon should be
allowed in any place which has no
police protection.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-04-17

Five room hotlse 10 Rent y. War.
shawsky.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
CONGREGATION IS LARGEST
Dr. Russell Cornell Remarkable Man and ofExraordinary
AbiLity in Many Lines of Endeanor.

sleeping. Four days later he was TAX
ing the air in a hack. He regained his
health. returned to work. saved his
money, and is now living in Scotland in
the coast village where he was born.
Saves No Money.
with faith" Dr. Conwell quietly said
anything that is good can be done
anything. When we bought the ground
on which to build the temple We had 81
cents. The price Of the lot was $4,000
We knew the money would come. Per-
sonally, I keep out Of debt. but I never
save part of my salary or my income.
L don't need to, feeling as j do. I test
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17

Saturday night in bed. or on Sunday
morning I think about what I can say
to my people that will do them good. I
choose topic and then fit It with a
text from the Bible. Sometimes l start
to church without a topic, but 1 get it
on the way When I stand up In the
pulpit ! try TO talk common sense.
speak for about half an hour. Cohesion.
coherency, and construction are matters
of the moment-the whole sermon, good
or bad. is thought out While l am on my
feet"
who was the greatest preacher you
have ever known"
"Oh, Henry Ward Beecher. Of course.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
Precociour.
Frofa The Chieago Tribune.

Frofn The Chicago Tribune.
Yes" said the proud young father,
we've got the little chap trained so that
II he gets lost. or somebody Iddnsps him.
ne can tell his name and where his home
Is. Georgey. tell the lady your full name
ard where YOU live"
'Jliiy willy Ujjey ding klddy WOO
Google teet." promptly responded the
bright little two-year-oId-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
|GREELY FACING DEATH
CHASTITY Sueng Survived by Seven Soldiers in 1884, While
Sixteen Had Persisted of Cold and Hunger
Too Weak for Eating.

On the next day Schneider cooked again,
after he was told that he would get moth
ing to eat unless ne did
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-27
PROGRESS in Aeronautics

The coming summer should witness
the best work in aerial affairs which
has vet been accomplished. Both bal
loon and aeroplane contests have been
arranged, although the latter are like
ly to attract the greater interest ow-
ing to the uncertainty of the capabil-
tiles of the type of machine. Or
heavier than-air trials, that of the
Wright brothers at Fort Myer, which
will occur within the next two or three
weeks. will be of the greatest impor-
lance. although the fulflment of the
Government demands are virtually
certain.
Abroad a series of contests which
have excited general attention are those
arranged for Rheims during the latter
part of August. The feats the organ
izers of the Champagne aviation week
demand of the competitors are unlike
those which were required to gain the
Monaco prizes. They are all within
the range of possibilities, since they
are similar to exploits already achieved
and they are to be performed over a
plain on which, though for the most
part cultivated, a descent can be made
without entailing certain disaster. A
great many others will also surely
present themselves, because, if the en-
trance for flying apparatus is fixed
at GAO, the money will be returned
10 the aviator if he succeeds in once
crossing the starting line in flight.
In most of the competitions the pilots
will be free to start when they may
Judge the moment most favorable, be
tween certain hours on fixed days. But,
curiously enough. that latitude is not
allowed for the height prize, which is
on the program for p. m. on Sunday,
August 20. It is undoubtedly the most
dangerous Of ali the feats the aviators
are asked to perform. The fact that
no ATTEMPT to gain the $4,000 attached
TO It is to be permitted till almost the
last moment of the last day OF the
aviation meeting seems to indicate that
the sporting committee was well aware
of the danger attending it, and that 1t
almost hoped the state of the weather
would prevent any one from starting
on the enterprise. 1t is the long-dls-
tance competition figuring on the pro
gram for August %, % and q, under
the title of Grand Prix de la Cham
pagne ct de la Vile de Rheims, when
is regarded as the great event. The
six prizes with which it is endowed
are $4,000. $4,000, $4,000 and three OF
$1,000 each. they win be awarded tc
the six aviators who may on their re
spective machines cover the greatest
distance in the air. The competitors
will be permitted to choose their OWL
time for starting on the days indicated
with the restriction that each shall tak'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-27

machine has beaten every other avia-
tor but Wilbur and Orville Wright. The
distance flown was 35A miles, and the
speed works out at just thirty-five miles
an hour. This feat puts to rest the last
doubt as to the superiority of the
Wright machine. Neither Farman nor
Delagrange has yet flown for more than
fifty minutes, and so far this year they
have been unable to improve on their
records of 1908. Mr.. Farmau is busy
with his new machine, of which he has
great hopes; and as NJ. Delagrange is
now rapidly acquiring the art Of ham
ding the Wright machine, it is to be
expected that the two old French cham
pions will soon attempt to regain their
laurels. Several new men are coming
along who Will have to be reekoned
with, however, apart from the three
Wright pupils
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-27
THE FRENCH WAY.

popped the question to Marie,
Like any other beau;
"Oui,'
For she is French, you know.
"My DEAR" l asked her, bending low,
q feared my cake had turned to
dough-,
"Whom do you mean by we?"
go, q and |, - she said.
Success Magazine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-27

close to his flying machine. He will
retire to rest early, so as to be up at
dawn for those priceless periods of calm
which then may be found. There will
be lots of good healthy work in the
open before breakfast, and with luck
perhaps flight or two in the free air
to sharpen the appetite. All through
the day every minute can be occupied
in useful fashion in attending to the
thousand and one little things which go
to make success. The work need never
cease, for the problem is difficult and
complex, and new developments are
constantly taking place. During the
windy and inclement days when flight
is impossible the workshop and the test
ing shed will take all ones time, for
the would be aviator must be good
engineer and something of a scientist
if he is to make rapid progress. His
viii be simple life, and so immense
is the subject before him that never a
dull moment need be feared if his heart
is really in the task. Even for the
dilettante in search of health and occu-
patton aviation may be recommended,
and many a young man about town
could do the first useful work of his
life if set down with a bungalow and
an aeroplane.
The Wright Machine Best.
! NJ Tissandier by his flight Of sixty