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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Van Ness and Pine

appliances which are required to be
installed in the San Francisco mint
This sum will be necessary to place %
skylight roof over the inner court OF
the mint building and to lay floors Of
proper materials and do necessary eN-
cavating for a foundation for ma
chinery and appliances and for making
piping connections with the mechanica
plant Of the building
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
HOLOHAN BILL PROPOSES
A NEW FORESTRY BOARD

CALL HEADQUARTERS, CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, Jan. 9.-Renewing his charges
of neglect against the state board of
forestry in connection with the man
agement Of the California State red
wood park Senator James b. Holohan
has introduced a bill to place the SUI
pervision of the states park in the
hands Of a. nonpartisan commission.
The board of forestry is composed of
the governor. the attorney general, the
secretary of state and the state for
ester. Senator Holohan contends that
these officials are too. busy to a-give
proper attention TO the preservation OF
the forest.
Holohan purposes that a new board
shall consist of the president or some
member of the faculty Of the Univer-
sity of California. Stanford university
and Santa Clara colleges. and two mem
bers appointed by the governor.
Trouble arose about year ago when
state Forester Lull allowed w. NJ Ell
som of slant Cruz TO cut down and haul
away trees which had been scorched by
fire.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

IHa f0llovin- Officers were elected at 3 meet
in. Of the Ncrein 0esterrcicder. a German A,Is-
friau society. last Thursday evening
Weber president: J. Paternost. vice president
o. Raizer recording secretary: J. Cleichwcit
treasurer; T.. kifhnger financial secretary. J.
Kump IT, librarian: DR.. Alfred Eichicr. plysi-
rians trustees-J. EisenzIpf J. Kump and L.
Ncnciitsch.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
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of standing with publishers thorough knowledge
OF their actual real value An understanding
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just drop a line.
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~ B-Ask the Manager of this paper about
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

Alto Jan. 9.-R. Fl. Walker. local architecr.
has inaugurated a movement among the
chants Of University avenue for the lighting OF
that thOrOughfare with electrOliers. which prom
ises TO be successful. IL is proposed to erect
lamppOsts carrying six lights each. the estimated
COST OF the electrOiiers being placed at 500
apiece.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
Through Tickets

Before deciding your route east. let
me give you rates and other informa q
tion. Special excursions Lowest rates
to Europe. Washington Sunset Route.
p. n. Gordon. S74 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

SEEK RELIEF FROM DEBT-G. Conrado, a
liquor dealer fled petition in bankruptcy
EarIe T. Fayey n solicitor of Sacramento, also
fled voluntary petition in bankruptcy labili-
ties 81 .702 .O6. assets.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
Sues Jonesboro s Chief.

Joneshasn \ damage suit has been fled by Attorney F. Gaumey ot this o.ty Iepcesen.ias Mss Ye- ti1sso4 of Mississippi ae4iazs Joaas. boro's poke ehiea r. Airing. .5a. alleging I4lse impi=o m,at TAa chief on he l0,h ol lss. June F. ceNed Voea hl wine to lol4 l=4s aasweziag ghe s,f.H..aa# of 9Ha .ag be deaa.aea oa tHe arHa, af a Frisco tr-a.aeeas @est sHeNas a7t locked up. 1u- Nas reei se,ea &. 5 Earefs hate, to await -fe coming aLclrs ils4as Aee Naa4
 1sE@ a#ayeI upon Inc scene 4e d. e=ue4 taal ,ha ladg was aos #ae #a Nsu.el T1e sheela Aea 1Ra# aHea ee.z=9 for t1e T5eaaEeaIs ass-=aa la. t.es s-tIe,.td 10 and t4a lad. went ou aea way.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
CREW INJURED IN
 IRON MIN. WRECK
ENGINE AND THREE CARS LEFT TRACKS Ar TERRELL SUNDAY.
TRAMP IS FATALLY INJURED
Ensineer R s. YoPst of Areenta Has Both Legs Broken and Is Severely Soafdea-F fireman Jumped When "recs Was imminent and Life Was Saved

Little Rock.-Iron Mountain pas seuEer traIn No. I03 was wrecked d mile and half southwest Of Terrell, a small town located nineteen Maes south oi Little Rock, d e:42 o.e5oek sunday night. and an unknown man was perhaps fatally injured Eagi leer Robert $. YoBst = 705 0lNe street, AEgeata, sas aiued serious in jaries, Fireman William k. Avery os i5ei Moss street. Argeata, and thl mail clerk. Frank Young, a neeIo. and the baggage masssr received slight injuries. Tha eugne, bags g. and mall car and the smoking ear were derailed and turned completely over. the remainder of the train stay ing on the track.
 The cause of the derlilment could not be aseeTtained either at the focal Iron Mountain offices CT by long dss tance telephone to Terrell. The train left Little Rock at S:55 o'clock bound for Alexandria, La. Il had proceeded but short distance be- eS4AA O4ltl HiiC4l LA4G H41Ah ON- cured. Fireman Avery jumped when be saw that derailmeat vas immi- nent and probably saved his life by the act.
 Engineer Yopst remained at his post and sustained terrible injuries when the engine pitcned oyer. Both his legs were broken and ne was bad Y sealded by the water which pour ed out Of the boilers of the engine. Few passengers were in the smoking compartment and these escaped in jury.
 The train was in charge of CoGduc- tor John Rothery ol lo94 Barber ave nue. fhls city.
 The unknown man. according 10 ad- vices reeeged from Terrell. was eyi- deAely tramp who was stealing a ride on the blind baggage
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
Hogue Confesses Murder.

Little Rock.-WaHer Hogue, under sentence of death for the murder of Grover Nisner according to state. ment reae.yed here, has made a con. fession.
 He said he was camping with Mis. her uear Alpine and wanted to re. tura home, but owed M5suer $40 and MisAer objected to his leaving uauu he paid he debt. They had some words over the matter on Sunday nighs. November 29. and the next morning he arose before Misner a~oae and the thought occurred 10 him to kill Misner. take what money he Lad and go home While Nisner lay across the bed asleep He t6ok his pistol and shot him twice in The back of the head He Was afraid Aisaes would set HP. zo#he Hrel tae tira sao. afaee HH.ea h. laid r6a E4te. down CT fae f 6e. secured s..sz t1uaay a.saee ua4. l0e1-i t.st eada daae on the outside aad d.. Parted tc. his home uaae Mansfield
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

this Is pioneering don't for the life
 of me see what our forefathers had
 10 complain of He didn't know.
 though, for the pioneering of his fore
 fathers was discomfort and hardship
 The opening ID and development Of western Canada. with its railroad lines
 to carry one t8 almost he uttermost
 part of #, the telegraph ifne to flash the news to the outside world the tel ephone to talk 10 ones ueigGbor. the daily and weekly maa service WhIch brings and cauies letters t8 the friends in distant part the schools headed by eollege-beed and hahly ceg titcated teachers the churches manned by brilliant dzsH=s= aee.a>s the social and festlKe le Ea4+ there about any Of this 1a e2eta tH- nan who goes there To iaaee H- .H#e The credit of being p.aa- N=sA ing, He might as well b. a ans e tht ola mtddic.4est States Ia uz
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
Five ceerat.oas at Dinner

He-ena.=Cot= E. AEes. for the last forty Years r.te au3 weather observer ia tas c.ts. e.aaraod his eighry-4LA,b t.ah4ag WI family dinner. at ~lslh Hte eoae. .auaas were present Goia rs | sreA1=E-e- ,.s.aHa.a.h 5e le
 H1 agaftr and sl asa4 l4.- est eA-eut.
 laaay, NAts as c ia He54 a.ty.aa- Wears IF. Ns Les. sN5-ss= ss t@- I-s.l--., .4 .- sot eauEty, A1 ks...s.s
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
Hold Coton," Gays Cole.

Little Roek.-A letter advising members oi the Arkausos Farmers Union to hold their cotton for good price. and 10 be slow about selling has been issued by President C A Cole of he Arkansas umon.
 Mir Gee sass Ae has also advised members of the union 10 warehouse their cotton as much as possible and to handle ali Of it thraagh the regu- lar aHiou channels
 The union. he saSs. Las estimated that the shortage Iu the cotton crop this year andeF that of Iast year will amount to aEaat 2.ag191U 6a.es, to- taliug aboui I0uaeoGo
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
Henry Camp Goeo 10 Prison.

Pafas9aid. =Hen3 Camp, who for years Was terror 10 this town, has at last come to grief and has been sentenced to one year In the state prison b4 Judge Smith. He goes up on the charge Of grand larceny, hay ing stolen COW last December. His brother was implicated il the crime, and at the spring term q the circuit court compromise was effected whereby they would pay lol the CON. pay of $G0O of old whiskey fines as sessed against them and leave the state never 10 return.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

tie. following the millions of buffalo that once grazed their grasses. will be solid grain field covering a territory ol over 3e.000 square miles. and very little ot t but what Will yet be worth from S11 to $6a per acre Al ready the homestead and ufe=emHtiou lands are being well flied
 In the district of Calgary. south. east and north. which comprises Nauton High River and other equally mroe- tant districts. correspondent of the Winnipeg Manitoba Free Press says tA8s 21f The sruiu in tbis dsulet is going te make some money iot the farmers thss year All he crop fs now croWdine along and good en batAIrHisated and uuiFrfgaJ+d lands
 There are to be found thase who speak of pioneering life in Vest eru Canada hut us one man said. G
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
Five Arrested, Four Escape.

Wac. Leonard Patron. Willard Fl. s4H=9a. Laaa#rs. Ed Baxter and son ot Ta, Rassea of Fl Paso *ere erres.ol at t.s Branch seAoo. house. -7ask eola 5 ehargsl with -.7, s- e Fce at tIe rehea sal
 9E.T tLe school V -- "see being i= - Patron and d | El s-.e 4-a-e ta8al a.sa=s..aa. #a.a.z. #.sz s 4etzH to 4 u Es y0 s-t b4ll
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
REAVES GETS CONNECTS.
State Prison Board Leases Them to
 Him at st.25 Negro

Little Rock.-Tne state PaH#teH tiary board he'd a special meeting 10 consider the leasing of coat,cts to N. L. Reayes, whose coayIcts wert recently ordered taken lIom him to be used on the state convict farm Alter the defeat ef several motions and resolutions, supported by Seefe. tary Of stae e Ludwig and Gomm.s- sioner of Agriculture Tucker, Attol- hey General Norwood offy-e ed resJ- ullon that Superintendent PItcock be directed 10 take to the farm all ue- gro conyicts except those who are required lo work on the state e8pl- t0l building, and that aI while con Yicts that are uot required by the state capitol commission be turned over 10 N. L. Reayes at $I2J per day for each convict for the next sixty days. and afaer taat time not less than S1.I0 pes dag be charged. Secretary of State Ludwig offered an amendment that tEa coAtracls for the lease of all eonyiets De cancelled. The amendment failed by a vote Of To ,, Messrs. Tucker and Ludwig in the affirmative and Governor Dona- ghey, Attorney General Norwood and Auditor lobe in the negative The attorney generals resolution was then adopted. Secretary Of State Ludwig and Commissioner Tucker de- elined to vote
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
WESTERN CANADA

During the early days g the Dc rod of the growth at tf- E-a5n crop ir Western Canada. as egif as throughout the ripeuins and zaeHasirE period there is yearly e#a=3He aH iHereas ine interest throughout the United States. as to the results vtcu harvest is com. pieted These mean much Q The thou. sands of Americans Nho have made their homes fH some of che three Prov inees tha. form that vast agricultural domain and are of considerable interest to Che friends they have left behind
 The year tsas ts ao appointment The crops of wheat oats and barley have been harvested and it ts now safe to speak cf results Cazef4i ez- inmates place tEe yield ef spring wheat
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Five Hundred Delegates Expeeted to
 Atterd State Meeting.

Iat bzi4a eou9eH- 5u Of tn 5eaas=ou County Sunday Se4ool as- s9cia-aA came % 2 close a, tae Firs. Presbyterian church. afer d most teueae.st and successu, sass ca fla'zalze Cd t1e4 fot sHa s.a#e COD. Esasaa . be He.d n lLIs oly Apri. IaIa C#UHitfe f0r tais con. F#A ase 70 to named at !.
 a- ta ae--.a. he tast N aaa
 ol.5He Q. 4 second sunday in ocoaaa H-.e @9-a -a5os ar, expected aa4 Na#al |. famous f.a-
 ezazsH- New York. Nil be pres. eIt.
 The following officers were elected as fHa 4fessu County Sunday seAQa. ass4eiaaan. J. W. Crawford afr-.4suts Cart. \. T. Roberts, vice PzesIasa. E r. Tans. secretary; C 2. Iiatea. Heasdres. Rev. T 0 Owen. N foss. Miss Jo Angel Airs. J H# Jaaaz. N l.. Covert and 'irz. D ". Rtehey. department super. .uteuatuts
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
WILL BUILD FREE HOSPITAL.
krr1strc7g Springs 10 Be Site of
 Catholic institution

Catholic institution.
 Ele Rock The Catholic church oi A=aausas has taken up new and LA lI- charitable movement d. m. st.saz Springs. twelve miles l5f.A- eas. et keo-stl. sixty miles from Lit- .e 1a.A. according to an announce a.e4z ra4a l.. Bishop John B. t0r- rls.=5.la sUG af the purchase ol -iU acres os aaa4 at hat place GU which are .0Ca | .He celebrated Armstrong springs. furnish water that Is sad a aa-..ss unusual healing qua ttes .gz t.or-s suffering from kidney and .s-- t.e5.g. The church will maintain d -aspaal these for people unat.e -a= sraszae for themselves and has already started a nes monastery 0u the .Eac. :. laal T4e land, hos p.tal. monastery aae aa.ei cost about S41.aau
 The hosu.as aeearaaaa.es about tee peop.s L .s Hzat..e Esza fory rooms. The ao.e. le a.Hpred with a4ts4 rooms. j. VII te operated the sane as any hotel, and money made lA the hotel aIl be azsl 10 eossl Che expenses .. sHs hospital Many people Fis3t 9Ae sHt.uez l4#a1 eat year Oh account .. ta medicinal qualities ot the water
 Already there are seven inmates Of the monastery. All seven are French. men and thex VIII lead the lie ot monks. Between forty and fifty Iu mates are expected wiea.n tAe nex, few years,
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

oi the river. ihiS district has much the best wheat efop prospect of any have inspected tAis year. consjd- ering sample and weld The weath- er ec8dftons for the whole season have been }dcai and the result is what might easily be termed 4 bumper crop. \ san pie sheaf brought n From the fam ut George rrascott Was shown tn me which spoke Ior HsgEt Thls farmer k sand ta =haHa sixty acres which wdtf yleia t5 msHeIs Der acre.
 lH statHs au average for the dtS- uict af South =HatHetogd would say Chat Enc 0heat MI yield 2F usHeIs per aere. The oats vIl yield about i7 and barley s5 bushels ner acre
 \ correspondent summing Hn =trip r=the Canadian Northern Railway. srou= =i1agraiH te Hat}leferd says
 As inspected the crops iu the va
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

parts ot the world the production Q;
 wheat Is diminishing today but as it
 ftninishes Gsnadas wiN increase
 therefore. it Is safe 10 predict that h d
 Hess T=aHz from now a large part of the
 world wiG be looking to western can ada for its wheat supply, and espe- cialis RilI fde United States Tn many paris of western Canada II is possible ta have hundred mile square of sheat without d break A writer says
 We were driven west and north Of Moose Jaw through % miles of dead 7ipe wheat. acres of stocks and we'll "A ork.d sammeH-fallows one uf these fields would yield 4J bushels to the acre and another man had oats that Wa4id yield 90 CT loo bushels to The acre ln this district wheat will aver age s1 10 55 bushels The conditions
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

ruus districts found the farmers and other citizens without exception hlled with eNpectant enthusiasm over this years prospects No district was found winch gauld not beast of fields ot 5 bushels Der acre wheat. or 50 to 60 bushels Der acre oats. and of 40 bushels per acre of barley
 II is not an unusual thing m many parts oi western Canada for q farmer To have 10000 to 80o9o bushels of wheat In The Roaleau district f is said that there are several farmers who ~ill have 9o08d bushels Of oats any many fields siIl return one hun dred bushels 10 tEe acre.
 il takes au army ef men to handle lHsW4stern Canada eHeH and f. is-ts
 Hated that saf6a people have been thought n this year to assist in tse
 #ldeetaE tHere | us exaar-
 als seom the outside world reaG.y #sssf asy laa tae lass ,eE-
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

were =ncse- better and throughout U district the people are assured of a most prosperous year.
 t would be unfair to close this ar ticle without quoting from an expert erop-eorrespondent regarding the two Battlefords in Central Saskatchewan. on the line of the Canadian Northern Railway Writing OF August 18th of this year. be says
 1t is necessary 10 drive about six or seven miles out of the town of North Battleford in order 10 see the best crops Of the district This morning l was driven about % miles to the north and west of the town and in all the drive did not see a poor crop. saw one wheat crop which the owner estimates will yield 70 bushels De, acre and ] believe it.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
Big Berlin PhiIan..-o,,.,

More than 5o,0c9 chillF.n 1o,o
 abled by the authorities o- Rer,.. 'a spend this summer on land wi,,, 4 ' easy reach Of the city limits Tsa a'u were assigned plots where they coa1. play and cultivate gardens pros,os,V with the help of their families and ~. advice Of public instructors WI
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
Fant smith M.vor Eirst

Fort Suth.=W. E Johnston. mayor ot Fort Smsth, has the honor Of be- Ing s#.e Ht5l pe-soa 10 accept The in- FItatioA extended ,1 .4u9 mayors ol American eiizz 3e guests of St Louis dHr.ns the centennial celeUIa tiUn
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
Poultry Show for Hope.

Hope A poalu1 show Will be he'd in Hope during December. tAe dat, to be announced laa TGis=eNAla4i MI le uaavt fhe #.ea4au al BF.ae- well 0 Barlow. IeHa. paeasrymeu.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

Does an automobile help yon |. forget yonr troubles 2@ Yes os swe1ed MT Chuggins. thoughtfuly
 my other troubles. - Washinuto, Star.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
For Headache Try Eieke, ~

Whether from Colds. Heat. Stops"s s
 Nervous troubles. the aches are .saaea snea.6i o' relieved by CapuGine. It's I50ni5 prguLY ant 10 take-Efects fmmedIatsip peas. and 50c at Drug Stores ", :
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

Many man attributes his bushes, success to the fact that his wife need, tine money
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

al % bushels Der acre. winter wheat at over 40 bushels and oats exceed 50 bushels per acre. Barley also has proved an abundant yield What will attract the reading public more than volumes of figures will be the fact that those who have been induced through the influence Of the Government to ac- eept of 160 acres Of free grant land or, by the persuasion Of friends to leave their home State of Dakota. Min nesota, Iowa. Illinois. Michigan In diana. Ohio. Nebraska or the other States from which people have gone. have done well Financially. they are in better position than many of them ever expected to be. and in the mat. ter Of health, in social conditions. they have lost nothing
 One person who has lust returned
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

lie then crossed the So katcheWau river t0 the South town. og RatUeford proper, and continues his report
 Conditions around the old town are as good If not bet ter than those to the north
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

br fieree % Pleasant Pellets frs put ID Q ,.,, and bowels eIgar=cUated fIny gz.as .a4aen iiFsi
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

from a trip through the Lethbridge Dis triet. where winter wheat has a strong hold with farmers. says
 We saw some mag niheent sights. The crops were. in fact, all that could be desired
 In a few years from now these great plains over whose breadth for years roy q
 hundreds of Town thousands Of School herds of cat House
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
ME2EzT MAKING
N TRIP ON FOOT

flAlrza POINT. Cal. Oct -
ataHs fa'f ard his party left
- fp'at On foot FOR the floor
= feenlse valley at ? O'Clock
9 Nursing The new observation
- % 'hs hESnk 81 the preclpice
- n&med Point Taft IN honor
= PRESIDENT
! if'sher celebration n Nj
7 sjzit q huge bonfire was III
xsat on the pinnacle 81 Glacier
zzx the iT-mile stage ride res
q x'tefnnDn a yellow Jacket
Y Congressman Neeafam on
stse. Tbs congressman secured
Is'if xhen Dr.. Richardson
sa sinasa.ia to the InfIamed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
PLUNCES TO DEATH FROM CITY HOSPITAL WINDOW
TALK CHEAP, But
LIFE IS CHEAPER

For the want OF few iron bars. which word have
the city but palry sum- three lives have been
riiieed in the last three months the City Emergency
hospital.
Three men in the deiirium OF pain have jumped
through the unguarded windows Of the Emergency hos
ptal be picked up, battered Of flesh. the
sidewalk, 90 fee, below.
After every death the hospital authorities have
talked" about putting iron bars the windows. To
day they repeating their conversation.
Up to the present time all that has resulted from
these shocking deaths has been talk"
When the Emergency hospital opened last May
Dr. Crichton put in application for for the
windows These intended to keep out flies
By July the city council got around to the point OF bury
ing the application and the forthcoming
Shortly after hospital patient named Dale jumped
from a window and killed.
The possibility OF repetition OF this sanguinary in
cdcnt obvious the hospital authorities and they
discussed the advisabiIy Of putting stout iron bars
But in a few days Dale forgotten and mat
in the hospital in much the same way.
On October another patient leaped his death
Again the hospital authorities decided there need
for iron bars.
This morning city employe, in the madness Of ty-
phoid took the fatal leap and for the third time iron bar
discussion was rife about the City hospital.
How much longer will the hospital authorities talk
about barred windows?
How many patients will be allowed to kill themselves
before the bars materalizel
Had these deaths resulted in a private institution as
result OF carclessness gross the entire police and
+, al departments OF the city would be ror'ht action
There would be arrests for criminal negligence or
manslaughter.
In the present instance there is nothing but talk
In the City hospital talk is cheap, but life is cheaper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
MEET IN
REAR END
COLLISION
Five Hurt and Hundred
Endangered in Accident
On Westlake Trestle
Over Lake.
INJURED.

INJURED.
Mrs. J. q. barnes. 2ils Seventh
av., cut about face and shoulders
Al the Providence hospital.
Mrs. John Nelson, Youngstown.
cut about face. At Providence hos
pital
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. p. PearY, the
Alaska Commercial hotel. both cut
about the face. AZ Providence hos.
pital
Ruth Peary, aged 9. same address,
badly cut about the face. At Proyi-
dence hospital
VIM. Richards, 42i9 Whitman av..
cut about face and bruised At
Providence hospital
Five persons were slightly In
jured and more than q hundred
mostly women and children, were
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