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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Gossip Of RdiIWaymen


I INTEREST in railroad circles is CEN
| tering about the formal opening of
the Western Pacific railway ticket
office at 665 Market street tomorrow
afternoon. Quite an elaborate recep-
tion has been planned, but there are
certain misgivings among the officials,
chiefly on the part of w. H. Daven-
port, the general agent. Davenport
has visions of kindly intended floral
offerings, huge anchors, angels harps
and what not; at all events a number
of stately palms have been promised
and therell be a punch bowl of salts
flying proportions to make up for any
decorative defect.
Announcement was made yesterday
that the California association of traffic
agents will hold it's annual meeting at
San Jose. September 8. spirited con-
test is expected in the election OF the
organizations president. The candi-
dates are Colonel George G.. Frazer
who was secretary of the association
for several terms, and Mat J. Lindsay
general passer ger agent for the Matson
navigation company.
w. j. Jerome. special agent for the
New York Central, is expected to ar
rive here from Chicago tomorrow
morning.
S. f. Booth, general passenger agent
in this city for the Union Pacific, left
for Sacramento and northern Califor-
MIA yesterday morning. He IS expected
to return in two or three days.
new pamphlet has just been is
sued by the Grea- Northern railway
concerning it's special train. the Orien-
tai limited.
The Union Pacific has issued an in
teresting booklet on the fea atures of
the Columbia river. 1t is filled with
information concerning the northern
country.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
IN THE COUNTRY

Me doctor seq: "Youse ter de country,
Git out wild de hayseeds an rest
An me, feelin' dopey, jist beat it,
Believin' twas all fur de best.
So here's where 1 landed las We'n's'dy,
Right here wild de cone-ons an
Rubes,
And breathin' fresh air through me
tubes.
But rest? Jumpin' Felix: where is it?
Well, mebbe de country is fine,
But, say, if desc noises is quiet"
De c1ang O. de trolley fur mine
/ amt slep' a wink, on de level
/ amt closed a pepper at night
Say, listen, I'm canned be de racket
Desc country birds makes when dey
fight.
Katie did" yells one bird; den anud-
He ups an he tells him, You lier'
Den dey're off in a bunch, de whole
party,
An cheei how de langwidge does fly.
F'lynns boiler shop simply amt in il
Wild dat aggregation. Nit. Nein,
If desc country noises is quiet
De clang o. de trolley fur mine.
Back! Back to ole civilerzation
I'm maxim de straightes' bee line.
Rest up wild de Rubes If youse wants
ter
De clang o. de trolley fur mine.
IT. A. A..Daly in Catholic Standard and
Times.
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GLADYS Brigham
Taps Typewriter

laps typewriter - who DECIDE their
literature reula1ned Miss OadyS
Mr. and Mrs Frank
OF to entirely
What her definite plans regard life work she herself does
decided the of the ladder
and has weeks snographer San Jose
S entirely the brief OF
life she enoyedin when she made her debut
Mrs o. Alexander the first OF the
cries of the color dances
1906 Brigham family been making its home Los Gatos
the
o the
spring of the
finding life OF inactivity and
profession
t up when she
catching her o'clock
friends this and the
prove preliminary dscouragn She
nothing
slender
intot the world of
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

BEANs-Alameda Subscriber Is there sim
pie method for preserving string beans for win
ter use?
The following is given a method:
String carefully, cut each bean III
three lengths, cook 15 minutes in boil
ing salted water. Drain thoroughly and
pack tightly in jars,-filling half full
with equal parts of vinegar and water.
Stand the jars in water in a prepared
boiler and let the water boil from eight
to ten minutes. Fill the jars to over
flowing with boiling water and vine
gar in equal parts. put on the tops and
seal These beans need only rinsing
when il is desired to use them for the
table. They will be found to be as
fresh and good favored as when cooked
fresh
NAVAL POWERS Subscriber. City. Give the
naval strength of the leading naval nations of
the world.
The following was the record Of YES
sells at the close of 1909:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

Those in this list that are given as in
commission, included all classes of ves-
sells that belong to the navy depart
ments.
CATS-Inquirer. City. What is the belief Of
theatrical people TO the appearance OF eat
on the stage while the play is going on?
The general belief is that if stray
cat stroIls upon the stage during a per-
formance the company will meet with
success, but if the cat sits down and
watches the acting the success Will in
crease in proportion to the length of
time the cat sits.
MUSIC-Berkeley. A correspondent
writing on the subject of the answer
recently given to your question as TO
who composed music, says: While it is
true that no one knows who was the
master mind who conceived the posSi-
bility of recording his thoughts on par
allel lines with dots and dashes,' yet
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
NOT EQUALS

AS one of the magnificent White Star
steamships came steaming up New
York harbor the other day a grimy
coal barge Hoated immediately in front
of her.
Clear out of the way with that old
mud scow,' shouted an officer on the
bridge.
A round, sunburned face appeared
over the cabin hatchway. Are ye the
captain of that vessel?'
NO" answered the officer.
Then talk to your equals. I'm the
captain of thisv' came from the barge.
The Housekeeper
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
A COMPROMISE

Sir began Lord Brokeleigh. pomp-
| otIsly, .Ive called to request your
daughters hand in marriage"
That's out of the question, my man.
replied old Roxey. However, I don't
want to seem altogether uncharitable,
so here's s5 for you."-Catholic Stand
ard and Times
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VERY oBLIGING

Paying Teller-YouIl have to be
identifed, sir. Do you know any per-
son In this bank?
Police Captain Tin plain clothes)-
Shouldn't be bit surprised IL l did.
Line 'em up and I'll look em over
Puck.
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INSURGENCY IN HISTORY
Mr.. Common People in Babylon 500 B. c.

relations with these engendered spirit
Mr. Balinger he has himself blame
Again, when find Mr. Balinger travelling the country
preaching and parrong the avote the expoters that
retard development the popular suspicion of his position
still further promoted The only kind of development that
sevaon reard the public without
compensation and frequently by of fraud Any who
wants to develop natural for his profit do
by paying fair price
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
| Slander on
| Western
Standards

Mr. amon--It among tbatw hid
eachot lands. -
Representative Mler-Do think toward the
ndians?s - -
Mr. Hamon-We did that In fact donf do
things the do n the east.
amon OF couses rogue and he attributes his neigbos
his standard OF morals but not perhaps without ustca-
He had the Indians robbed
had the preparations made grab Alaskan
nominal traction OF their value He had powers
without for their timber
millions acquired by fraud and to his knowledge these things
done and being done day by people of
repectabity To Hamon this appeared to he pos1 ,,d
therefore right.
But the Hamon standard longer accepted in the west II
preached and held only by organs find their profit
in alliance with the of people who employ the Hamons
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
PERS ONS IN THE NEWS

ELMoRE LEFFINGWELL, secretary to the
mayor. left last night for two weeks trip
to southern California. Leffngwell. who was
accompanied by his family, will spend his
cation at the seaside. whefe he will try his
luck at deep sea fishing.
WALTER j. TRAsK and Mrs. Trask of Los An
geles came from the south yesterday in an au-
tomobie and took apartments at the Palace.
E. t. FLAHERTY of Los Angeles, G. C. Miller
of Chicago and j. W. Blain of Portland are
among the recent arrivals at the Manx.
A. BoUERY. who is interested in placer mining
at La Grange. Trinity county, is at the ST.
Francis with Mrs. Bouery.
G. A. HIGsBIE of Philadelphia and ]. H Whit
man Of wilmington. Del. guests at the
st. Francis.
PALMER P. DAY. assistant manager of the
Maryland hotel. Pasadena, is guest at the
ST. Francis.
]. G. cRUMLEY, one of the pioneer mining men
of Tonopah, is at the St Francis. registered
from Reno.
C. A. cANFIELD, an oil operator of Los An
geles. is at the Palace with Miss Canheld. his
daughter.
L. HAvERMALE, a newspaperman from I'm
perial valley, and son are at the Normandie.
JOHN B. FARISH, a mining engineer of New
York. is at the st. Francis with Mrs. Farsh
ELMER E. JONES, an oil operator of Bakers
field. is registered at the ST. Francis.
JOHN R. PHILLIPS, attorney Of Los An
geles is registered at the Palace
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
New Orleans
IQuarrels
Over the Fair

subscriptions date after rakng the with tooth comb
only 81 100000 So the promoters asking the
to tax itself for fhe whole sum of %5O0OO0
Taxes Louisiana already very high and it quite doubt
u how the will this altogether proposition.
The chairman of the exposition committee has addressed
the iii which he
The amendment already adopted
be submitted the November provided S4OO0g
able $700O00 by
this should be done by extending the during which the shall
continue order that the realized without
increasing the present rate of taxation ~
1t IS recognized that to properly prosecute and the
aggregang least $l0O00O0 utterly impossible
this by voluntary contributions therefore becomes
this undertaking.
addition raising the money required
the ugly of politics and political itself
the affair The of New Orleans quaeng among
themselves the political aspects of the preliminary
angry debate progress concerning the per-
sonnel OF the Thus the New Orleans
a local contemporary:
Our neighbo forgotten instance
that when the preliminary
though
he knew hether
control OF the movement was to into the hands of the
reported the his excelency promptly
perfectly willing withdraw propose the move
time to time by neghbor? Has forgotten that
circumstances would they consider his
drove neighbor into hostility to the
Our neigbor the only
committee. We have heard that publisher
basis OF crouch privately expressed that he has
We doing things differently California The whole state
acting harmony and there promise of provision of
S 100000 finance the fair. The private 81 100000
this city contrasts with the beggary 81 100000 which Orleans
has been able and the city ready
S50O0O be said that willing
to bear her share of the burdens.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
A QUERY

Why don't some girls we know get
into bathing suits, and why don't some
others keep out of them Boston Her
aid.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

POPULAR vOTE-Subscriber Ukiah. Give
the popular vote for Bryan and for Taft at the
election in 1908 BIZ states
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
The Insider

Tells how society girl found the whirl of the smart
set irksome and became stenographer the stepping
stone to business career have planned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

impose that burden on the state of Louisiana.
1t is reasonable that New Orleans should ask
the state for help, or rather, it would be rea-
sonable were the city prepared to carry its
Just share of the undertaking; but the private
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
CaIifOrnia'S
Revolt Against
StandpatiSm

the expense OF the whole body of the people The Call has
CONSISTENT opponent OF this vicious system affairs
finds IN the nomination of Johnson governor Kent
or congress emphatic popular condemnation of
which Adch the Balnger
IN the cabinet the best known representatives
OBJECTS the policies and the politics. of these
isten exposed in these columns because thew
seemed TO be sapPng the foundations OF the republic
California the revolt against "sandpatism
has been eproaced being debound in its attachment to
machine politics. and indeed itseemed something
were true past history might be taken But it was
only true because the people of the had expression
OF their views and policies by the vicious
NEEDED only one touch of the direct primary toppe
elaborate edlhce of fraud and selfish politics.
he commonwealth OF California has asserted itself reaches
hands across the Kansas sister
states nsugent against the rule of Adch the
s time III the history of the
Tor tree expression OF opinion by the voters not be
denied that the has been given that can not
be misunderstood This way lies republican party
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

HE city and the citizens of New Orleans having dastrous
tailed to raise by private subscriptions the 100000 required
by finance the seek
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

passing notice, because it conveys grave
and unjust reflection on the moral sense
prevailing III the. west We quote from the
testimony of Hamon, who did most of the
lobbying:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

the of testimony before committee
Iof investigating the charges of conneo-
~ ton with the sale of Indian Oklahoma
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
The Political
| Quarrel
In New York

defeat Hughes measures of reform HUGHES s
virtually out OF politics owing his elevation supreme court
bench and Theodore Roosevelt has up the tasks laid down
by the governor.
Inc bosses began by turning down the direct primary pro-
posed by Hughes and openly advocated Roosevelt They
now ADDED insult to injury by making Vice President Sherman
temporary chairman of the coming republican convention not
wltandng the that Roosevelt candidate for
this place 1t direct slap the element
IN the party.
Sherman IS himself of these petty and runs the
Oneida county machine Concerning
the New York Evening Post last week
Oneida occurring
VIII continue long members political
10 IN the choce candidates of
political death
cin Senator Davenport
legislators Albany
president
good working order leader
the loyal lieutenant
changed the
knowledge
on the floor OF the lobbying
agreement between RanesAlds
1t not pleasant thing the president of the United
States engaged in openly lobbying support alliance with
and his of emphasizes the
necessity OF the direct primary which would put to the
arbitrary choice of by of
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

the WELLINGTON S. MORSE, lumberman Of Ios
trip Angeles. is staying at the Palace.
va W. J. SMITH, mining of vordsn is at
his the ST. Francis with Mrs. Smith
JUDGE H c. GEsFoRD Of Nan. i, among the
An recent arrivals at the Stewart.
.e. MAJOR A. F. JONES is down from orovire and
is registered at the Palace
liller E. H. ALLEN. railroad inspector from New
arc York, is at the Colonial.
t. MEYERS an electrical engineer of Java. is
ming staying at the Stewart.
L. PELz, commercial man from Nome A1asss
is at the Stanford.
the F. R. GREEN, attorney from rhiI.delphia.
Is at the Colonial
the J. E AUSTIN. oil operator of Bakersfield.
the is at the Stanford
E. z. PORTER of Texarkana is at the F,irmopt
men with his family.
tered
H. HEWITT. fruit grower from ynh. CIR j.
at the Turpin.
bis J. NJ. NIIMAS capitalist from Newman. is
at the Dale
I'm H. B. DIAMOND, banker from Portland !. ,t
ie the Turpn.
New H. K FLETCHER of Fresno is guest at tn.
'h Fairmont.
SsrS C. g. :. G, CROW capitalist from Nswpan is at
An B. F DRIVER Of Los Angeles is staying at the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

The party machinery in the state is absolutely
in the control OF set of petty bosses. the
remnants of Tom Platt's organization With
the help OF the Tammany contingent in the
legislature these bosses have been able r.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

the OF his travels the Secretary Banger made
speech at Portland and declared explained conception
OF the for inspiration AS MIGHT
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

HE political situation in New York state is most ntere
but can not be said that it encouraging in the
prospects Tor republican at the polls in Move
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

expression OF That prlnclpIe at Tie pOIIS II
is rebellion, or an insurgency, if you will
directed for the downfall of the system best
known as "standpatisn, which in its essence
means special favors for greedy interests al
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

have been expected, Mr.. Ballinger saw nothing
good in the movement, and in an address before
the Commercial club of that CITY he said
What is there about it that calls for excite
ment, bitterness OF spirit or contention? Moth
ing The exclamation of nonrIs- evc;+.,,.a4 =
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Why BaIlinger
Was Under
Suspicion

the fact that people that Conservation
holds
fddst
The bitterness of spirit has existed chiefly among Ballnger
and friends he should ask why under ss
let him back first of all his of orders of
withdrawal made by his predecessor in the cabinet almost
the first OF his administration throw considerable
bodies of land reserved by Secretary Garfield The aroused
by this order alayed when he to modify If
by the command of the president Then the of his
connection with the Cunningham coal land claims Alaska 1t
be that this connection intimate but sufficient
show which side his sympahes lay If the investigation
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

HE striking and emphatic of the republicans of California
nominating Hiram Johnson for governor phase of
great national based principle seeking
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

NOCIETY girls who take an interest IL
the serious side of life are frequently
met-those who DECIDE to devote thei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
TALKS ON TEETH
By the REGAL DENTISTS
BEAUTIFUL TEETH

The discovery Of Our Method Of
restoring missing teeth without
pain and without aid OF partial
plates makes Il possible for every
one to have beautiful teeth.
There ia no comparison between
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In replacing missing teeth by our
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ing as ~ deceive the most critical
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The most beautiful face that was
ever created can be spoiled by poor
teeth. Next 10 the eyes, the teeth
are the most prominent feature OF
the face.
Sometimes the teeth alone are
the one thing about the face that
makes Il attractive.
Those who come here are at all
times In expert hands.
One thing that we insist on Is
that the dentist be kind, patient and
sympathetic. A written guarantee
with all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
laos Third Az, NJ. W. Cor. Union st.
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Ss little Trends picture Of Uncle Toms Cabin
- sss a. the top angels they coryphces and
~ a. ID the middle little Little Eva. you will
49, dd nos grow upshe upusuaiv
y s s flies The lady middle 10 the premiere eorypheo
ID s wAOie combination Grgoas aerial ballet tho head
- Isasurs Al Orpheum this week,
rs pctae i q tumble because drawn by sad
rss mar Hs is A Merritt, College Boy Ipswich Tie
s q & earnonist Puck. but he married Lulu Nichols
sAo and that compelled him 20 out and
3 cartoonis the Orpheum circuit
~ peture represents Orpheum shOw his week the
yars, sees II nom class good
s r II good show. Merritt Is of ts most In
zrsnng features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
Hundreds OF Dollars Saved on
Kitchen and Garden Supplies

81 90 Folding Curtain Stretchers ............ soc
soc No Galvanized Tubs ...............2 7c
$375 Two Burner Gasoline Stove .......,.. S269
$500 Ball Bearing Mowers ............ Sc. 9S
$500 Plain Bearing Mowers .........,..... S1.7S
81 so Cotton Garden Hose ...............S 81 80
60c Adjustable Steel Window Screens. each zoe
ST. so Any Screen Door in the house, each 60c
Sc so "Winton" Go-Carts ...............S 1878
SOC Grass Hooks fine steel each ..............2 zoe
81 90 Large Blue and White Kettles, each .39c
Csc Black Satin Stove Polish Observation-Disclosures. &c
l0c Large Glass Lemon ULCERS .........,.,.... &c
81 so Imitation Leather Suit Cases ......... 81 80
SIPS Dozen Porcelain Dinner Plates, each ..... &c
ST. so Dozen Porcelain Cups and Saucers ........ Sc
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A sacred concert including tho
beautiful cantata, Under the
Palms will be given la the Third
presbyterian church. on Queen
Anne hlll. tomorrow evening. Tho
aoloists are Miss Lora Law. 80.
prano Miss Emma Law, alto.
Fred ianedon, tenor. Louis svars.
baritone, Frederic King. director
A chorus of forty voices will ac.
company tho sololsta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
Great Savingin DraperieS

White and Arabian Fish NetsS 80 inches wide
regular price 1Sc and Zoe Special for Friday
only ......... ....'.. '''.''''iVS
45-inch Scotch Net Draperies," dainty patterns,
Arabian color regular price Doc Friday spe-
cial at ......... ....... .....,........% oc
36-nch Easement Cloth. all colors, Oriental
designs ideal for bungalows regular price lZo.
Friday special at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Or
Real French Curtain Nets, 81 inches wide; fine
round mesh regular price always Soc Special
for Friday only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ooF
52-nch Sun-Fast Scotch Madras, twenty-seven
patterns to choose among; regular prices Sis
and $l50. Special for Friday only ..,.. Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26

a young woman had fallen upon
the icc covered pavement and a man
stepped forward 90 offer hiu services
Allow me- be began. hut his
feet slipped. and be fcll flat upon
his back
Certainly" responded the young
woman. gfavciy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-26
Use Table DamaSk
To BE Sold for Acc

Finest Table Covering iaf
tho money VIC ever sold. Lots
Of the finest hotels are using 1t.
A mercerixcd fabric. in heauii-
fol patterns: 20 inches wide
snow white. satin finish. The
finest damssk couldn', look any
better
Always 7sc a yard but on
sale tomorrow
AT Zoe
Bleached Damask. SO inches
wide. worth regularly 3sc. for
.-.s... ..... ..........& Ic
All-Lincn Damask. made ia
Ireland. 20 inches wide; worth
7Sc. for ................ o0c
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REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
t4o5 Third Az. N. W. Cor. Union st.
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The MARKETS

The following arw the avvraHs pfiee-
auated b. the iofsl Wholesalers on local
afnaures wfeafs and feed Prices 10 all
rasga 4re subject Go variation. areaFdiaE
70 ffeshnc.s and 4rasFal esesliense. bat
theaa rFlcrss unfeaa ufhWfWtaN tndiChfa
are fuf STRICTLY tirst srsdss
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iiddMaHs ton ...srs+.s III 30 uft ~
oiled oats and nsrisy.
Dance at Drcamiand tonight