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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
GLIDDEN "PATH FINDER"
GOES ON OFFICIAL TRIP
Forerunner of 1910 Tour Leaves
on 5000 Mile Run

CINCINNATI, o., April 1.-THE off,
cial path finding car for the Glidden
tour the national endurance run of the
American automobile association, left
here at 10 o'clock today for "a 5000
mile trip to Chicago by way of Dali
las, Tex From Lexington, KY, the
route will lead through Louisville,
Nashville and Little Rock, Ark, to
Dallas, where the car will turn TO the
north, going through Kansas and
Iowa to reach northern Illinois on its
way to Chicago.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
WATER COMPANY MAY
REBUILD ITS PLANT

Permission to expend $1,000 in re-
building the hydraulic power plant OF
the Trinity water and power COM
pany in Trinity county was granted by
Judge Seawen yesterday TO Frank J.
Symmes, receiver of the California
safe deposit and trust company. The
plant was burned several months
ago. 1t was used to supply power for
the Trinity Bonanza King mine. Both
the power company and the mining
company are subsidiary corporations Of
the insolvent bank
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
JOURNEYS FROM NORWAY
TO BE CLAIMED AS BRIDE
Especial Dispatch to The Call

PETALUMA. April 12-Miss Amelia
Benson journeyed from far off Norway
to this city to become the wife of
Chris Scott, wealthy rancher. The
wedding will take place in May, and
Miss Benson is being entertained by
friends for the present. Scott recently
returned from Norway. and before leav-
ing the fatherland obtained the prom
Use of Miss Benson to become his
wife.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

Goodbye sore feet. aching feet. swol-
len feet. sweaty feet. smelling feet.
tired feet.
Goodbye corns, callouses and bun
ions and raw spots
You've never tried anything like TIZ
before for your feet. 1t Is different
from anything ever before sold.
1t acts at once and makes the feet
feel remarkably fresh and sore-proof.
TIZ is not a powder. Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the pores
TIZ draws out all poisonous exuda-
tions which bring on soreness Of the
feet, and is the only remedy that does.
TIZ cleans out every pore and giori-
fies the feet-your feet.
You'll never limp again or draw up
your face in pain. and you'll forget
about your corns, buntons and cal
louses. You'll feel like a new person.
If you don't ind all this true after
trying box OF TIZ. you can get your
money right back
TIZ is for sale at all druggists at IS
cents per box. or it will be sent you d.
rect II you wish from Walter Luther
Dodge & Co, Dodge Bldg. Chicago. IL.
Recommended and sold by
TIE nWI npuc cTnQFc
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
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aEEzEE mittee of the build
dignation was expressed at the edito-
rial utterances in the Examiner against
the union labor administration. Ways
and means were discussed to stop what
was termed The gross misrepresenta-
lions appearing in that paper, in season
and out. against the present admins
tration."
Some members advocated going to
extreme measures. It was finally de-
cided to lay the question before the
council at its meeting tomorrow night.
The union labor party platform
states specifically that the lower mar
ket street question shall be settled
legally" said Secretary Tveitmoe. land
the public can rest assured that the
platform will be strictly adhered to by
the members of the union labor party
in the board of supervisors, no matter
what the venal pres smay say
David McLennan, for IL terms treas
urer of the San Francisco labor coun-
ell, viii tender his resignation at the
meeting of that body Friday night. The
reason for this step is that he has been
appointed to take the census of the
manufactures in one district of the
state, and this will take him out of the
city for three or four months.
The district council of united gar
ment workers of ST. Louis has written
TO the labor council that the firm of
Marx & Haas of st. Louis locked out
1000 of its employees because they
asked for a living wage and more sani-
tary conditions. 1t is understood that
two firms in this city are handling
goods from this st. Louis house The
labor council probably will send a COM
mittee to interview the local merchants.
BARRIERS union, local No. las. was
visited Monday night by the president,
recording and financial secretary of the
Oakland local They spoke of the
movement in that city for Sunday clos
ing and gave an encouraging report of
the work accomplished They also
complimented the San Francisco local
for its efforts to improve the business.
There was only routine business be-
fore the meeting aside from the pre-
sentation of six petitions from journey
men who want to become members,
which were referred to the proper
committee
This local is meeting with great sue
cess in its work for better trade con-
ditions in this city and is being encour-
by many who sympathize with their
movement. 1t is expected that in a
short time affairs will adjust them
selves to the satisfaction of every jour
neyman barber
Business Agent Flagler of glass
workers union reports that all shops
in the beveling and mirror branch of
the business are working on the eight
hour day basis, with the exception of
two shops. These establishments in
sist on a nine hour day, and the bev-
elers, as individuals, refuse to go to
wodk in them.
The Clerks hall association, with
headquarters at 343 Van Ness avenue.
will give a family picnic Sunday at
Fairfax park, Marin county. All ar
engagements have been made and the
committees in charge promise an en-
joyable affair to those who attend.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
Eelie Makes
Fast Run

field in the fast time of II hours and 80
minutes, or an avera ge of I9 miles per
hour. The fact that this trip was made
at night time and over not the best of
country roads makes the durab ility of
the Velie machine which Ridley drove
all the more noteworthy At the finish
of this trip he reported that the car
was running just as smoothly as it did
at the start. notwithstanding that some
stretches of the road were unusually
bad.
The Chalmers go" which has been
MO- limo dai11, round tri,~- hatu-ao~ No.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
Owner Tells
of Good Roads

= nIdu6 IHt IfIp IaSl
Tuesday in his Studebaker go" THE
roads from here TO a short distance out
OF San Mateo are not in the best shape
but from that point on to Halfmoon
Bay they are excellent" says George.
and the scenery is thoroughly delight
full. Being on the ocean, this spot is
delightful for motorists. I covered
more than $50 miles up and down the
Halfmoon Bay coast with my car
arrived home without having to lift the
hood of the engine once during the
day"
A remarkable trip has just been made
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
Chalmers Does
Difficult Work

A white motor car trimmed with gold
will soon be seen dashing to fires
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
Long Mileage on
NJ. & w. Tires

chine is tabulated for each date. Fig
uring from the date on which he
bought his last set OF tires the book
shows 1000 miles without as much as
a puncture. He also states that he
gives his machine much good strenuous
work, 200 to ESQ miles day being no
unusual run.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

Joins Columbia
Selling Force
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The Speedwell motor car company of
california, which has been located at
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

Following its established policy Of
securing the best men possible. the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

trips between Den
yer and Colorado
Springs, ran double
headers on two
days recently to
make I'M for lost
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

The Clerks hall association, with
headquarters at 343 Van Ness avenue.
will give a family picnic Sunday at
Fairfax park, Marin county. All ar
engagements have been made and the
committees in charge promise an en-
joyable affair to those who attend.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
Speedwell In
New Quarters

ing being torn down to make room for
a permanent structure. L. Y. Lynch
manager of this company. has secured
temporary headquarters at $50 Golden
Gate avenue, with the Auburn agency
The full line of Speedwell cars NAV be
seen on the salesFoom floors at that To-
cation.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

States motor company. has added to its
forces F. e. Dayton, one of the best
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
Franklin for
Fire Department

J. H Baxter, who runs a six cylinder
Thomas, is an ardent advocate of Nor
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

c o m p a n V. who
made the trip
. from San Fran
cisco to Bakers
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

.OAkLAND-YE LIBERTY
Thursday Att, April Fl, at 3;I5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

5OU Golden Gate
avenue. has had TO
give up that loca-
ton on account of
the present build
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

gan . W Right tires.
He keeps a mono
randum book in
which the mileage
made by the ma
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

One of the most delightful short ru
from San Francisco at the present Ill
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

. l1IU HdtL IIUUII
Bay run. according
to W. H. George of
this city, who
made the trim last
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

Business Agent Flagler of glas
workers union reports that all shop
in the beyeling and mirror branch c
the business are working on the eigh
hour day basis, with the exception c
two shops. These Establishments in
sist on a nine hour day, and the bev
elers. as individuals, refuse to go I
wodk in them.
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School Report

Report Of Winslow schools toi month ending March 4, 1910;
 First Primary: Number enroll ed, 65; percentage of attendance, 9A, Mary Weinert, teacher.
 First Primary; Number enroll. ed, 5l; percentage of atteudance 97 Mary Myers, teacher
 Second Primary; Number en. rolled, 4o; percentage of attend ance, e5. Elizabeth Young, teacher.
 Second Primary Number en. rolled, 42, percentage of attend ance, 95. Flocence Gavin, teach CT.
 First Grammar; Number en. rolled, 55; percentage Of attend. ance, p6. IS, Helen l., Fisher, teacher,
 Second Grammar. Number en. "ollcd, 31; percentage Of attend ance, 9T Cora Buxton, teacher.
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LOCAL HKS
 EJECT OFFICERS
W. C. Kelly Is Reflected.
 Had Successful Year.

Winslow Arizona, March II. I9IO-
 Al a largely attended meeting of Winslow Lodge, No. 536, B. P o Elks, last Thursdav even ing, the annual election of officers was held Whle the ballo6ng m many instances was exciting, due to the closeneSs of the vote, yet the affair passed over with the bes- ot feeling among all the candidates The aew officers are as follows:
 Exalted Ruler, NC. Kelly, (re- electedD
 Esteemed Leading Knight, Thas. K. Sceger.
 Esteemed Loyal Knight, Oscar Sellsted.
 E~teeuael Lecturing Knight, C N Bledsoe.
 Secretary, j. J Collins, Ire elected
 Treasurer, shannon Albright
 Tier, W .. Firl Is, (re-elected. }
 Trustee, Or Geo. P. Sampson.
 Delegate to the Crank Lodge at Detroit in July, N c Kelly.
 Alternate Delegate. Dr Geo. P Sampson.
 The new officers will be install ei at the first meeting in April when thrv will he the ho~t< at a D. .qa>J 10 ,e gwen ,y the mem b,r>.
 The local Eiks have had sue cessful year n acquiring new members and are enjoying a proSp 'rouS conditon. " c NellN ha> m de an efficient pre- si ii"g tfircr and his popularity is atIe>ted by his reelection to the office ot Exalted Ruler.
 Within the next few months it Is likely that a start will have will have been made on the cree tion of the handsome new Elks building which will be located at kinsley and Second street. The committee hus been at work for some time in considering build ing plans aud will shortly be in position to make r,COmmenda tions to the lodge.
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Wireless Telegraph
 To Be Illustrated

NIDslOw ArIzoDs, March n. IqlG--
 Our city will soon have a moo ern wireless telegraph station iu full operation. Contracts have heen closed with eastern mana gers to have complete apparatus transmitting ana receiving stat ion, baUreTles, etc. brought hen and put III working order by -au expert Wm. E. Patty. He vii come the 29th day m March and on 1hat night will be at th, Opera HODSe, will send and re ceIve wireless messages n full vieW o1 1he audience. ring bells a1 distance, start motors. man ipulate signals and electric lights and give acomprehensive demon SraIi0n of rhis much talked of discovery.
 On the same evening, he will also show the wonders nf Radi- um and liquid air, he is bringing q supply Of those materials and aIparatnS tor experiments. A large hou>e is already secured fpl 1he -occ sSinn and II is expect ed that several hundred will im- prove tTis rare opportunity 10 nm a delightful acquaintance with these Scientihc marVelS-
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Duck Soups" Down
 The Juniors.

Wlnslow Arizona, March H. nia -
 Last Sunday the Duck Soups D a team of semi- professionals ic. teated the Winslow Juniors hy a score of $ to 6.
 - Goodtellowship prevailc | throughout the contest, but it was plainly evident that the It's were n o match for the "lias Beens"
 The Juniors played well at times but the supeuor "inside work" ot the Duck Soups" was too much for them to haudle.
 II. Sutherland at short Smith at right field, and Byron Nount played a strong game for tue "older heads"
 At any time the Juniors feel disposed to meet the Duck Soups they will be accommodated, and 1t will be their aim to teach them the intricate and classy plays ot the great American game.
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WINSL0W HAS
 COMMERCIAL CLUB
Officers Elected and Scoce cf Organization ous- hned---To Boom
 Entire County.

Wirssov Arizona, March n, 1sls.A
 At a meStiug last VceS of citizens interested in the 1>occ, nent ofestabl5shing s SccmMeo- ,cial club for WmssoVs, an eoSsss> izaeien was cHected and thc sos lowing resi6ents of thSS -citV were elected ofScers and direc- tors.
 0ffSceh-
 Prank ! Barer, President.
 Edward Clark, NSce-Pcessdent.
 C. E. Denton, $ecretary.
 j. A. Upkofl, Treasurer. DirectoN-
 V C. PrcctoE oscar $elsted. William Daze, Henry Hyde. C. 0. Nlase.
 The -clubStares ~'ith fifty char. ter members, forty two oi whom are said to he property oW'nefS in WiGsloev.
 Bylaws have not vet bSea drafted, tlse ,conlmittse eppoint- ed for that purpose having de. citsed to first secure from otlacr similar organizations copies of their bylaws so that elsey may profit by a knowhedge os tlsc y'utes under W'hsch such orSaai. zatious operate ia othex 4ocah. ties.
 The scope ,of the work to lse taken ap by che club Is not to he confined Go WiBslow bat cor templates concerted action khst Is 'aesienea $a be SsfSommer>i>l benefit to the entire county.
 One Of the first steps decsaea upon was the preparation o5 suitable literature Co be supplied 0o proSpectve residents of Nav aio county. All data bearing ,on the resoarNes and industries vN the county Wih be colleceed and compjted and distributed hy the sec~tary at points along the Santa Fe.
 From tid9e to time, perhaps monthly, a pamphlet containns data on the resouSrcS and lDossi- bilities of Navajo county wtn be issued and the co operation oi every town in this section in fu,, nishine helpful information, wiR be invited,
 To promote soesabidtv aud a more intimate acqaaintauoe among its members, the SlubpuC- poses to have social functions at frequent intervals, andit IS likely that suitable permanent qua,- te,s for meeting will be secured.
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SEWER STRIKE
 SHORT LIVED
Force of 30 Isahorers Return to Work After Few
 Hours ldleness.

Ninslow, Arizons, March n, lege-
 As a result efa misunderstood ing, or through a desire to emu late the example tf strikers ir other pares of tte ,countr5. thI fozoe engaged ip diceing the Noca sewer, numbering about 30 mer all of whom are MeNicalTS. in dulged m a short and una1thor ized period of idlensSs last Tues day.
 During the morning of thaj day Sueerinsendant nutch, wItl the idea securing an adequat< consideration for che wages hef> paying the men, assigned ,eacll man to a certain section oI ground, ,SatdSection tocoFStitute a days work.
 Its not known that chs ulti- matum was followed by any formal meeting of the force at winch a declaration of wrongs was prepared, but 1t is presumed that noon hour was consumed in dehheesting over thesieuatien and a resort to strike was decid ed upon withost waiting for conferences or authorization from Headquarters.
 Vixen tlSesupentendant return. ed from lunch instead of seeing thirty Shovels throwing dirt as usual, he was confronted by a long row of silent forms haskne laagaidlS in the warm sunshine Getting aa Sncerpfettee sato ace- ion at once he learned that hss entire force of husSses were loath to labor under the conditions imposed and were awaiting his fei-ther pleasure.
 Mir. Dutch, whohas for many years been a close student oi the genus homo and with keen appreciaUon Of right and wrong as applied to labor troubles, d5s penSed witk the uSaal amenities of polite society and declared hiS position with this forceful Sa junction; Get of the iol,.'
 Surprised and creStfauea at thJS uneNpected turn of affairs, the knights of the pick arose from theil recumbeat positions and slowly weaaea thegr way to town. X meeting was pSo- bablN convened when they reached the city and it IS thought that their leader, it they had one was semmar1N depoSed from office for showing such poor gen eral>hip ia the conduct ot their strike. At any rate a few hours SaiAired to reverse their decision and when superintendent Dutch a,raVed on the scene ot hts labors next morning he found the otgi- nal 80 at work on the job appa- rentlv willing to forget about past grievances.
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Of tat NInsl0w Laundrv. is a well known and p0puiaI-rrsb sb4enr Ot the rown. and hss many 1 fenCfS will no nOuilt rel olce with ilIrn III Ihe near prospect af a nnal and satisfactory rermlna 1iOn 0f hfs caSe.
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Nj G. Barns returned from his trip through Apache County Tuesday eve aing, aud left Wednesday morning for his home in Prescott. He reports hav- ins had very successful and pleasant trip in that county.
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whev europe ls Ahesa ., u,.

The state Of Wurtembere. &e. 9aaSa spends yearly S2.05 an ac, on it's foCests, and secures q year; net revenae of $e.60 an acre. Fyance spends S5 >oeRts and earns SIPS ar acre. The United States sDep6> 0GsS cent and receives .0e0S6 cen sa sere.-~FSom She Square Deal.
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Local Happenings

td Howell, who had jgssJ returned from a hRs.I.sss trip 10 E. Psss. Dexss spsutH few hours iu Holhroob Sunday morning. 3eaviDc For home on No,S.
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The children Of Frank Wallace or Adamsns, spent Saturday hsre, st- ending the dance that evening and returning home Sunday morning.
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Captain Henry Warren. after ST ah- ~eDce covering some few weeks where he had been in a hospital in El Psso or the Treatment o5 his eyes. arrived sers Saturday and left Sundsy morn og for the Hesdqusrter Ranch Tse
 aptaiu states tba' the oesrstien was D. success and that bSs heretofore fast failing sight hss been entirely restored
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The firm ef RichsrFs and Facer at St Joseph hsS sold their store to other par ties CT that town. Mir. Rscer will in the future be in the employ. Of tise Azsec Lsnd S CsttIe Company, while Mir Richards will devote bis time 10 tue sheep business.
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Loui Ghney wss sent to the hospital in Albuquerque Wednesday 10 be oper- s1ed on, and last reports say that the operation wss q success snd that the patient has good chance to recover
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Judge R. c Smith hela the usual quarterly teachers examinations here this week. There were four applicants.
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Messrs Owens and Chisholm, Of Flagstaff, have leased the trading post bslonging 10 Mrs. ] Jaurins Thysinc They eKpect to make considerable i'm provemenss snd sulsree the capacity of the store buil6ings. etc.
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l. First, lens Of HeIbreokS snterpris- uaevohanss spent Sunday st Adamsrs. taking in the sights of the PetriHed Fo-sst.
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There vzs a social dsnce in wetzterss Hal st0r7ay evening. st whiehs seoe5 sized crowd vss in attendance -snd bsd a Fsry pleasant eveniBls.
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A'r. and Mrs Alsx Johnson of Hei- brook, spent Sunday with relatives in Flagstaff f--Cecouino Sun.
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C Nj LsPrsae, of Winslow, passed through here this week on his way into the upper country in qGest Of good milk COWS for bis dairy st Winslov.
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q T Tucker and Art Saunders. who have been near Aaaussps the psst week dolng some surveying rstorninS to 8eihreok Saturday -marsins.
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sir and Mrs Chss. E Perkins. were aT TTsom the rsnch Saturday