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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

view what city possesses greater
opportunities for portrayal of the
best side of community than San
Francisco? All around us are sto-
ries that pages can be written of.
Our hiStory-our water front with
its great bay--then to that ocean
which carries on its pulsating crest
the future destiny of this great ma
ton; her commercial prominence;
her activity; her hills that give
views which poetry only can de-
scribe; her business; her buildings;
her schools; her climate. And SO
on could one go, and as / say this
each of you. no doubt. is drawing a
mental picture of the advertise
ments that could be written of this
city of ours. Pages upon pages
all telling the right story of this
city, the good side of San Fran
CISCO showing in picture and words
something about San Francisco
which will be great by the COM
parison the reader can make from
possesses.
RESULTS WOULD BE, GREAT
The results of this line of work,
done now for San Francisco, would
do wonders for this community. 1t
would create an impression from
the beginning of such campaign
that would at once bring to our
aid the best element of the world,
and from this day 1ong( steady
would wind its way San Francisco
ward, eliminating in the climax
of San Francisco the Great in 1915,
when the flash of the wireless,
cable, telegraph and telephone an
nolInccs to the. universe the open
ing in San Francisco of the great
est. grandest exhibition the world
has known. illustrating in this the
achievement of two great events
in her existence, the opening of the
Panama canal. the most wonderful
engineering feat of time. and the
accomplishment of her alma pop
ulation. of 100000 happy, contend
ed souls.
To assist in the bringing about
of this great epoch there is no
form of media better to- use bet
ter to consider-better from a cost
standp the national mag
azines and weeklies. Without re-
f1ection on any other form Of ad-
vertising media, the national mag-
azine is the best place in which a
community can place its appeal.
HOW WORK WOULD COUNT
The great national publications
are, in the first place. edited from
These publications are. generally
speaking, as careful of their ad-
vertising pages as to who's who
and what's what, as the most par
ticular person is as to his, asso-
ciates
The result of the closest atten-
tion to every department of these
compilations is that nearly ali of
these publications today represent
the highest possible perfection
mechanically, editorially and typo
graphically.
This work will. belfere, bring
every man here in San Francisco
closer and closer. and instead of
our trying to see how cheap we can
get the work we want done in the
east or elsewhere, we will take
pride in looking up cur neigllbor,
give him the job, and thus both be
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

happy-one for the giving, the
other for the receiving.
1t is into the homes of this land
that the magazines and weeklies
go, and it is into such homes and
amid such scenes ] want to see
placed the real picture and the
real story of the real San Fran
oisco--the San Francisco that you
and / love.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-31
. -
news FROM SCANDINAVIA
Principal Events That Have Trans
pired in the Old Countries
Within Week or So.
DENMARK.

The deficit of the Aarhus exposition
is almost equal to the guarantee fund,
or $4,000. ". -. ~.5, ss,. e.,
A motion is before the rigsdag to
build a railroad bridge across the
channel between the islands OF Mas
nedo and Falster at cost OF about
$2,2OO,000. 80. III: s.
The city council of Copenhagen has
resolved to sell bonds for about SILL
100000. The Privatbank is to furnish
the money at ninety-six and one-slxth
cents on the dollar. The interest is
to be per cent, and the principal is
to be paid in so annual installments.
K. J. Friis, a seventy year old
preacher, left a candle burning WREN
he went to sleep at his home on Mag.
slekildevei, Copenhagen. He must have
tipped the candle after he went to
sleep, for his wife was aroused by his
screams. His night gown was already
wrapt in flames, and he was badly
burnt before she succeeded in putting
out the fire by means of quilts and
blankets. The man was taken to the
hospital. where he died two hours
later. r
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-31
NORWAY.

Verdens Gang, which until Z few
years ago was the most popular news
paper in Norway, is going to pieces.
1t had a paid-up capital stock of $685.
900. 1922. .s +,
Kristiania is veritable bee hive
this spring, and no healthy person
needs to be without work. The dock
facilities are taxed to their, utmost,
and a scarcity of experienced long
shoremen was felt several weeks ago.
The committee of ways and means
has proposed that $3.50 be appropria-
ted for a special committee to report
on a proposition to have the national
government give financial support to
the new Norway-American steam
ship line.
The Skabo iron works in Kristiania
are said to be turning out some of the
finest street cars made in the world.
1t goes without saying that this fac
tory supplies the home market, and
even the export trade is also growing
and has a bright future.
Premier Konow has taken firm
stand in favor of the temperance
movement and the language reform
movement. In 1885 he started the
first peace society in Norway, but he
has never advocated disarmament.
Andrea Askersen of Ulefos, who is
81 years old, broke both of her legs
some time ago. She was cared for
ia a hospital in Skien, and her re-
covery is certain. But this is not all.
The old lady, who had been blind for
twelve years, recovered her eyesight
at the same time, both Of her eyes
being successfully operated upon for
gray cataract. Andrea Asjersen Is a
strong woman, and she is blessed with
q bright and cheerful temper.
- It is. seriously proposed to change
the name Of Kristiania to Oslo in 1914.
Oslo is the original name. King
Christian Nv Of Denmark and Norway
named it after himself in 1924, at
which time the base Of the town was
somewhat shifted as it was rebuilt
after big fire. Said king was a d.
rect ancestor to- the present king OF
Norway. This relationship, however,
does not deter the newspapers from de-
nouncing the man who had the impu-
dence to change the name of an &C.
cient city.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-31
y = -
ALICE IN WONDERLAND

listened to the plant of the lobster.
"You have baked me too brown,
must sugar my hair" without being
able to improve on the culinary fail
ure. Many another Alice-in-the-Kit-
chen has almost expected her failures
to reproach her when she herself has
come to the realization that her own
lack of foresight caused the catas
trophies in the baking.
There are two essentials in the art
Of baking-a good oven and good ma
terial. The oven must be at right
temperature for the baking and the
material must be like Caesars wife
"above reproach." Nearly every wo
man thinks that she is born cook
and she surely is if she knows enough
to get the oven right and to choose
right proportions and right ingredi-
ents for her work.
The woman who aspires to be a
successful cook should be as familiar
with the best materials as a work
man is with his tools, or an artist
with his colors She should know
that the absolute essential to good
baking is good baking powder Sec
ond-class baking powder will bring
second-class results. First-class bak-
ing powder insures perfect bakings.
That's the secret. Use only the best
baking powder. That does not mean
the most expensive, for the best in
the market is Calumet, which sells
at a moderate price. Calumet Bak-
ing Powder received the Highest
Award at the Worlds Pure Food Elk
position.
A phone has beeen installed at
Dreamland Theatre No ITS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-31
SWEDEN.

In the commune Of AS, Ostergotland.
a pest has killed about one-third of the
chickens on many farms.
The stork is expected to pay visit
to the family of the crown prince OF
Sweden almost any day.
Klas Johan Hodell, of Tumba, died
at the age Of go years. He worked at
the Tumba paper mills for seventy
two years.
The railway department has made
arrangements for running three ex-
press tourist trains week from Stock
holm to the extreme north during the
warm season.
Wages paid for male farm work In
Sweden have just doubled in 81 years,
and girls who are willing to work on
the farm can now get $3.50 for every
dollar that they could get II years
ago. :
Stockho1m.-Thee election of alder
men here has resulted in the return OF
two women, the first in Sweden to re-
ceive the Office. One Is DR.. Valfrid
Palmgren, a conservative, and the 9TH
er Gertrude Mansion, q social demo
.crat. Laws recently enacted give wo-
men the franchise in municipal 1T
fairs. s.ss p. ss, Ii
The prison managers of Sweden
have figured out that the prohibition
of the liquor traffic would reduce the
expenses Of the prisons Of the country
by more than 100000 4 year. But
they are afraid that if the liquor traf
3fc were prohibited the people would
get into the habit of using other slim.
ulants 4 ii ~ u sy4
In correspondence from Monte
& Carlo to the Berlin Tag it is stated
that the most beautiful woman at
I Monte Carlo this season Is Princess
Wilhelm of Sweden. Der Tag says:
The princess is pure brunette,
slender as q, sapling, usually wearing
Z very plain gray dress, and in beauty
she eclipses even the princess Of Ru.
mania, who was once looked upon az
the most beautiful woman Of her
time"
The dowager queen IL to return to
Sweden about the first Of June, and
she will spend the summer ct Ulriks
dal and Eriksberg. S
49,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-31

Better see us before you buy that
buggy or spring wagon. w. F. Powell
& Co.
Complete change of program at
Dreamland Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-31

In about eight weeks, Mrs. J. w.
Wheeler and the Misses Katherine
and Maryan Wheeler and Ethel Vance
will sail for Europe, where they will
spend three months touring the con-
tinent. They will accompany a par
ty and will have as a guide, Mr.. Ray
mond Ensign, of River Falls, Wis,
the latter being nephew of Mrs. N.
p. Stone. A delightful summer is an
icipated.-Crookston Times.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-31

A phone has beeen installed al
Dreamland Theatre No. 176.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-31

New goods arriving daily at the Mil
linery Emporium.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
JERSEYS sE>iT0RIu R,E.
Farmer Orators Entrance Nakr> Fhe
Free for AZ Candidate.

TRENTON. v J. Aug - JAMES D.
MARITIME. Plaintislds farmer orator.
- the last entrant in New Jerseys
free for all rae. for the United States
senate. Mr. MARITIME has petition with
.90s signers. embracing residents 81
seven COUNTIES. he " the fifth candidat"
in the field under the popular vote plan.
the others being ~ Gov Murphy. eN-Goy.
Stokes and Representative Fowler on the
Republican side and Frank NJ. McDeTmit
OF Newark. who ~ Contestlng with Mr.
Mari me for. the Democratic Endorsement
The Democratic leaders generally do
not take seriously the candidacy 81 either
Mr.. MARITIME or MIR McDermit one
reason " that the Democrats would have
To make such large gains to carry the
Legislature on JOINT ballot that the ChanCsS
Of party sucCesss IN that line seem slim at
this time
Ex-Gov. Stokes will open his cam
paign on the stump this week and will
make a tour Of the State during the time
intervening before election II - ex-
pected that ex-Gov Murphy will follow
hIs example while Representative Fowler
will confine his efforts largely TO his own
ConRre-ss district.
The Hon. John K.an. who Is seeking
to retain his seat IN Tn" United states
senate. and ex-SheriT David Baird Of
Camden will devote their time Ia securing
the good will Of members aud prospective
members Of the Legislature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
VIII TEST PRINtRY LtH.
Case of Gen. -. - COIIIns TO Go To New
Hampshire supreme Court.

NASHra. y ~ Aug - After a hear
ing her" TO-DAY Chief Justice r VI Wallace
Of fhs superior Court disniSsei the pe,i-
ton ~ Gen e = Collins which asked for
writ ~ rrnndamrs to compel Secretary
Of state + VI Pearson 10 place Collins's
name on IN" primary ballot
~ the hearing Gen Collins test 'ied that
he had ilsd his declaration Of candidacy
and to having complied with ak the pro-
visions II m" Law except the fling ~ the
fC" ~ So Secretary Pearson testified
tha' ne had returned the reg strat'on
hlanE IN Gen Collins and refused 70 en-
roll his name heCause he had not lied
the fea Irdge Wallace then ruled thar
the provisions 81 tho primary law regard
ing registration fees wrrc proper and con-
-tutitIonal and dismissed Cen Collins
Ietition
i'tornev = | Mailman FOR Gen Collins
led an exception and N" case will 20 To
IN" SUI RENE Court for a ruling on the
oons'itu'tonaliv Of IN" Law
senator William y Chandler check
for SO which b" sent To Secretary Pearson
last TUESDAY IN order that Gen Collins
might 40 on 'hs ballot was returned 10
hun TODAY Inasuurh rs u was no' re-
CelVed I'll after the time for fling had
cNI 30 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
TtFT 10 VISIT aGH.
The President WIN spend Week Ind nj
Dublin. y. %.

BEVERLY. Aug. - 4 rumor that has
caused some embarrassment toy its re-
peated appearance was put down to-day
The executive Offices announced that
President Taft is to be the guest az Dublin
n. II. Of Secretary Of the Treasury Prank
lin MacVeagh over the week end
Reports from Washington and else
where Of a mysterious origin have had
IL that the President would not be dIsap-
pointed II MIR MacNeagh should get out
IL was added here night that this visit
and the Secretary presenC" on the May
flower and nj the Evans cottage to-day put
an end 90 these reports
Mr.. Taft intends 20 leaN" Beverly for
Dublin on Saturday afternoon Seer
tary Norton and Capt Burt will accom-
pany him The trip will ne made by
motor. Returning the President may get
back 20 Beverly Monday morning
II was said here tonight that senator
W Murray Crane ~ Massachusetts might
see the President AZ Dublin. The eNscu-
tive offices had nothing tn saw about such
"a visit On the part 81 senator Crane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
CATCHING MON BtLLS.
sulii, an Holds On to Three Thrown From
Washington Monument.

WAsHINGIoN. Aug. - Billy sullivan.
one 81 the Catchers Of the Chicago White
So1 baseball team. TO-DAY performed tho
feat Of catching a ball thrown from the
top ~ the Washington Monument. a
distance Of SIS feet IN tho air. Tho Chi
CaRo catcher, accompanied pH the Whit"
SoS players went - the monument to-
day about noon. I'd Walsh the Chicago
pitcher assembled the monument and
undertook tho tas~ of tossing halls from
the monuments top.
sullivan stationed himself about $50
feet from tn" monument IN tho side Of
the hill Tn" first three balls that Walsh
threw sullivan made NJ EFFORT - catch
they being intended ~ syperImeutS 80
that Sullivan might b" able To- gauge
speed and direction Walsh then hogan 10
throw halls ntnndod & be caught and
Sullivan held on - the twenty fourth
Pitcher Harry White then hogan tossing
balls out ~ the window and nut uf th.
fifteen he pitched sullivan caught two
thereby establishing n worlds record
Charley Street III. Washington catcher
was IN" first player e. attain fam" nv
catching a hall thrown from TN" top of ~.
monument
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25

was - ticklsd tina, he dad not argue.
Altogether Tho Colonel rode about fft zen
mills.
several visitors came - pay their re-
spncts this afternoon. AdmlraLAnd Mrs.
" y. Cow les motored over from. Richiield
Springs and mo, ored hack again S@nA-
tor Davenport and eN- A=semblymAn Hart
brought Mr. Rowland and Ernest Abbott
with than Late in the afternoon Mr.
Roosevelt received an invitation 10 ad %
dress the SyraCusa county far on S@pt~m
Der IL lie Sald that he guessed he would
accept He Just doteS on talking To- the
farmers He NAV interjss't politics then.
becausa the situation will'be coming TO u
head
LAT. gh' the Coionel'went to Utica
and boarded his privat" car. The tram
pulled our after midnight for Buffalo.
WHERE the party - to taxi" breakfast ~ the
morning IC-murrpw will he spent on
the cars with possihl" stops - short
duration
The reporters VIM have hpen after
NiCe-Prraideut sherman IN the hope IL
getting him io talk hav" thrown up IN"
ioh Mir sherman stuck around the
house all day when he WAS seen he said
he had nothing - say tn" colonel en-
joyed hearing ~ IA" attempt to break
Mr. Sh'rmAns silence.
WATtRrowN y \ Aug. 2l-I nless
vice-Pres1dent James :. sherman changes
his mind he will never be- candidate
again tor poii'icGl offic-. THIS cor
s,ructior was put upor n statement WHICH
he male here Yesterday.
NiCe-PrreiieCt sherman repeatedly re-
fused To say AZ ythirg on POLITICS TO tn"
repoTteIs questioning him. Bat II was
harmed to- lay that he did say to some Of
the incorporators Of IN" Northern New
York Trust Company. IL which he Is a
heavy s'CCknolder. that when he retired
from the Office which he now holds
he would qui; politics for good. He said
emphaticGNv that his statement was no
Joke and that h. meant exactly what he
eNi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
ANOTHER LOr FRitD ARREST.
Promoter OT "a ape MAY Terrace" Alleged
To Have Heen a ~ tndler.

PHILApELFHIA. Aug - Nor. than a
hundred angry men. women. boys and
girls. victims IT the alleged building lot
-windlrr- now being prosecuted 10y tn"
Government thronged th" Federal Buld
..E this morning 10 attend IN" hrarng II
Edwin VI. Darnalt. manager Il ia" South
Jersey Realty Company.
M,.st II these i-'upl" all II whom claim
To nav. h-'"n d-irauded out II sums VI
monty ranging from IS 70 $40. are IN mod
sra'" circumstances and hclId" clerks.
hous"k"ep=rs n"-sang ger boys. dom"ztics.
.ahorrrH and SCrubwom"n who had h+en
eager tn grasp ia" opportunity Il securing
a plot IT ground with a t"w dollars Of their
saNIng-
Daruatt l. IN" second person 10 ha ar
rce1'd here within the week 10y the Fed
"rni authorities on N" charge Il using the
mails to dIspo-" e what the Government
contends are fake ~ wort hs-- lots. The
fir-t arrest made was that Il IS~orge X
~ stwiCk promoter of IN" Ss'aCr'st Realty
Company. who was taken into custody on
MONDAY
According 10 Inspector Cortelyor Oar
nalt'- land. which WAS called -tap- MAY
Terrace IN has advertisements. consisted
Of la7 acres 81 ia" most d"-olat" sand along
th-. coast. and untmproVsd sand at that
IL would H. dear 49, 81 AN acre. Mr.. Gort"l-
you sait DIVIDED INTO J. pD lots barns II ad-
v,rtl-..d To- NV" -s'v,rsl hundred e them
away Ia the -nlv"rs ~ a sinpl" puzzle. the
inspector declared but he "Nacted trIhr
over So ~ tnr IA" coat e the decd convey
a1o,.. fre. tI'l" 80
N vhDdy coult solve the pu2zI" Mr..
t'Tt-lyru EgI'. nu' many no iii we're
-sr, Ir"~s.. To- 3, -" tins 50 o. IN Ter
- l,r.u. lFrt p01 "rz Then whar
they IaIi tn. mur"y roi" was abb. he
W 20 NOD IN" bot
Mat Der, all e.. H. Tan. Nav Terrace
o.. ID To- be- ~Du'N bore or IN" "a =. Nav
..UI-i.u - ~" p"rvsvllr' a. Railr,gi
...tN...,r R'll" plalu ..i Nonfti'.
pc0uty lrsIs.V'or turu"as hgi ~ - list
IN" ~ e - v'rci farrp' - To Il 4 the tract.
gnr they told him p" ~ - that they would
II yr"" - Pay NJ" taxes pu ~ II -tr..
Nav leTfgCe' wvr" give To The ~
ChI"' tDr'"lyou sai tins NOR. ing tha'
sIrC. nv" arrest Of taStwiCH 81 Monday
more than two hur.ir.i I-npln hal ap-
J,sr,sl ~ his uf,iC" ~ PERSON. y hi. com
Irl,r-rS 10y letter and telephone IN r,cr
-ac"iv.'i Nv III" 80 re-
"" declared thai number of Other
cpmpa- ie, similar Ia thps.a operr'ei nv
fa.'vICk nud pErn civ w.r" helr z investi-
gate 10y his department end the arrest
- tho promoters would follow In the reNt
few laws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
nan DtI FOR iEROS.
Four of Them DAMAGED IN Practice
Flights AZ Hemp-t cad Plains.

Eugene Elv and ! \ - McCu-dv
two ~ the hest Of fiers az Sheepshead
Pay, Who had heard that there were some
real wind birds ~ the Hampstead Plains
aviation field Journeved out yesterday
afternoon To investigate The only ar
man on m" grounds th perfectly good
wings vas Capt Thomas y Baldwin
hut he didn' see III tn try them IN a hre~za
that caused the trimmings around his
canvas tent To Zap
Five II Oh. avia'ors. Joe Seymour
Tod Sh-ieber Harry Hardness J
Frlsh"" and Capt Baldwin, were up With
the sun Yesterday to make practice hightS
and all OF the fiers were more or less
damaged with the exception Of Can't
BaldWins " was the frst time that
Hardness had taken oft his Antninctta
n onoplanS and he didn't attempt TO get
into the air IN running along the ground
he struck a depression and broke his
wind guard Shriebar ard seymour had
'he ruddars 81 their machines damaged
aero Tn" machines will he repaired
by to-day
J {. Mars was the lone aviator a,
She.pshead BAY Yesterday and re did
nut 60 up until past o'clock He carried
passengers IN two fighi- One % his
paA-eT gers was p n Corrouthera. who
'Ips th" scales az 1895. and the other wA-
Mars's chief m"ChaniCian. Sy Perkins
\ wireless OPERATOR will accom- pany
Mars on hts hiRhts this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
>Hor ,>D krLLED ms WIRE
Ia, In wait for Tier and Fired when She
Iamr Out tn Feed the thIckrn..

NY.'K. Ng - Edward Wegncr ~
Nan I"t shot and killed ms wife with shot
gun early tins morning. He was ar
rested and held for IN" Grand Jury on
4 charge ~ murder by Justice Coorer
81 Pearl River WsZn.r and his wife
we-" married twenty nv" wears ago and
haV" on" son - wears q age For several
wears paSt the HON" had been unhappy
t"cause IT N"gner's hard drinking
" hen h. cam" hom" IntoVI u'sd no would
h"at hl- wifi" and sometimes drag her
around the floor nv the hair - her head
FOR the last few months tho couple
rad been separated. Mrs MrCr"r and her
son living together Tn" husband visited
IN" farm early this morning. evidently
fer the purpose 81 killing hIa wtfe He
sScreted himself behind a small build
ing about seventy feet from the house
and when his wife cam" ont 20 feed the
chickens he raised his gun and fired
The woman fell dead almost Instantly
The news 81 the murder soon spread
and search was mad" for tho murderer
VINO was found later ~ Pearl River
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
GOVERNMENT WANTS COINS.
seeks 10 seize Copper win, Pieces New In
Private Hands.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug ?i-Coin collectors
who are fortunate enough to possess such
oddities as copper dollars. copper eagles
and other experimental coins struck by the
United States Mint had better bury them
deep. A suit - now pending in the United
States District Court IN eastern Pennsyl-
vania instituted by the Government for
possession of twenty-four so-called pat
tern pieces sold last spring by Edward
W Hazeltine. a coin dealer of this city
TOD II Manning Of Albany. Y.
The Government regards these unusual
coins az public property in private
hands. and contends that they belong
in the United States Mint and nowhere
else
The Government asserts that the coins
must have passed from the mint without
due authority. that Mr. Hazeltine never
really Possessed them. and that hence
he had no right TO sell them