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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
HOME TRACTS PLANTED
WITH FINE SHADE TREES
Wickham HavenS Inc. Makes
Elaborate improvements

Wickham Havens Inc. has Just
started something brand new. Here
tofore the ornamentation of home
tracts has been left to the individual
tastes Of purchasers, and the conse-
quence has been haphazard planting
of street trees with little regard for
the effect Of the whole street Rec
ogniZing this. the firm of Wickham
Havens has. at the expense of several
thousand dollars. put out more than
four carloads of shade trees.
we have said Wickham Havens.
'in the new tracts known as Piedmont
knoll, East Piedmont heights and
Fourth avenue terrace provided for the
elaborate ornamentation of the streets
with the advice and assistance Of an
eminent landscape artist and the help
and approval of the park commission
ers.
"We have endeavored to plant such
trees as will lend a special charm to
each season from spring to well along
IN the winter through the periods of
blossom, foliage and fruit.
In other words, the procession of
the seasons is to be illustrated. Red
oak, mountain chestnut, the purple
leayed pklms. the American hornbeam.
ash. sycamore and sugar maple planted
with discrimination will present TO
the eye some distinctive feature of
beauty al every season of the year"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Betty Marshall to Frances Lagos. lot in " line
Of Twenty nth avenue, I25 of Clement street
Joseph c Anderle and wife to North Star
brewing company. lots 81 and IS, block 56, Refs
{. A Buckley and wife to John F. Fitzpatrick
lor at Ne corner Of Post aud Baker streets. I
30 by y 100; $40.
Ann Kenny to Mary f. Dieckerhof. lot in Z
line Of Dolores street. 1926 of Twenty second
0:3 by 117:6; S75.
San Francisco and Suburban home building
society TO f.. T. Smith. lot in + line OF Com
monwealth syenue. 17l.6s Of Euclid, y 80 by
l20 -: $40
Arthur E. Gaebel and wife to George R: Reed,
lot I'm y line Of Sunnysde avenue, 10 OF
Defrcit street F p by 100; $1n.
Joseph B. Seely and wife TO Anna a. Dunn.
lot in E line Of Powell street, 50 Of Clay, \
Alexander BOYD estate TO Charles Holbrook
lot in line Of Bush street, 1926 of Battery
1896. Z 35. O:10 57:6 S4:4h. SW 1876
Charles Holbrook to Alexander Boyd estate
lot in " line of Front street, lS4:4 5 Of Pine
1876 by 92;s: SO.
CRY realty company to Joseph C. Radford and
wife. lot in " line Of Third avenue. 200 OF
street. p by " l2o; $40.
George a. Armes TO Mrs. Nette Renwick, loi
in W line OF .Seco1d s7enue 60 Of Hugo street
- by " 95; $40
James ID. IIartshorne and wife TO Robert
Hartshorne et al, PIP Of lot in SW line of Spear
street 229.2 Sc Of Howard Sc 1910 by SW
1876: $40
Maggie Dunno to James. J. Dunne. lot in "
LObos s p by " 120; gift.
Sarah Farrell et al to Patrick Clynn. lot in
line Of Mission street. 125 of Twenty first,
80 by Z 1926. and one other piece: SO
Patrick GIynn to Philip Grethel. lot-in E liuC
Of Mission street, 125 of Twenty first, 80 by
I22: 8: SO.
John sullivan Phillips and wife to William "
Wager. lot in S line OF Jackson street, 62:6 "
of Leavenworth. " % by 5 ST:6 $40.
Helen NJ NcCrum TO Charles VI. Rousseau anc
wife. lot in line of Sacramento street, So Z
Of Polk. 500 by G7:SA $40
Walter VI. Cary to Maurice Poulter. lot in
line Of Oak street, ,165 " Of Cough. W 2I:6 by
30; SO.
Thomas O'Day TO Daniel oDay. half of lot il
S line Of Sutter street, 1S7 Of Fillmore, E Y
by 1916: $40.
Carl & aud Hazel NJ Gross to Minnie H
Brown. lot in y line Of Green street. 13I !.
" of Scott, " 27:0st by \ 1875; 81.
san Francisco and Suburban home building so
ciety 20 Lillian and Clara VI. Stark, lot in
line Of Palm street, $50 of Euclid, 40 by I
l20: $lO.
John J. Bsbrs and wife to Detlef F. Fischer
et al. lot at NV corner Of Eighteenth avenue
and Clement street. " 81 g by 100: $40.
!. Forrest Wymsn ct al. to Peter Nelson and
wife, lot in Z line Of Cole street, 80 of Hayes
: S 25 by 10e; $40.
Lizzie Lobree to Badge J. wymsn ct al. lo
! in 8 lire of Fulton street. 1868 of Stanyan
7 T. p by : 137 :6: SO.
Philip FIatow to Joseph Bauer and wife, lot il
line of Hyde street, 112:6 of Sutter, 2;
H b. and Martha Blake to Joseph Bauer ant
wife lot in f line of Hyde street. ST:6 OF
Sutter. y p by E ll2:6; $40.
@. II. Ferguson To 7. E. Cross. lots and ,
Alice BarkIey to Rose C. c. Williams lot II
y lipe of Pine street, 1876 " of Taylor, " 2;
by y 1916: $40.
John H. Williams to same. lot in " line of
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
CONTRACTS LET FOR
LARGE WAREHOUSE
Structure in Course of Erection
at Corner of Fifth and
Minna Streets

Contracts have been let for the erec-
tion of a wholesale meat warehouse at
the southwest corner of Fifth and
course of construction and covers an
area of nearly one-third of an acre
having frontage OF Is feet in Fifth
and 115 feet in Minna street. The work
is being carried out by M. V. Brady
from plans and designs and under the
| superintendence of Welsh & Carey,
architects.
The building is of the class c type
planned upon the most up to date basis
and will be fitted with refrigera ting
plant, overhead tramways, packing,
shipping and receiving platforms. all
scientifically ventilated and every de-
tail contrived with a view to the most
perfect sanitary conditions possible.
The building has been leased by j..
Schweitzer & Co. from the Burke Dona-
hue estate that owns quite number
of vacant lots in the vicinity and
intends rapidly taking them up and
improving them to suit the require
ments of prospective lessees. The
building now being erected is planned
to contain two upper floors as a lodg-
ing house for people of moderate
means.
A new bathhouse at the beach will
be erected for ]. c. F. Mitchell, owner
of the NJ. & NJ. hotel, which adjoins the
bathhouse. The new structure will be
on the east side of Forty ninth avenue
51:6 feet south of B street. The cost
will be $4,000. The architects are
OBren & Werner, 6S Post street. The
building will be two stories high, hav-
ing an artistic plastered facade of the
Roman type. The first floor contains
large and spacious dining room. On
the second floor are 66 baths for hot
and cold salt water, equipped with all
modern bath improvements, such as
needle baths. steam rooms, women
and mems massage rooms, etc.
Herbert Chivers, architect, has pre-
pared plans for residence for B. f.
Mackall in Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
RUN TO BIG FIGURES
One for 100000 on Post Street
Property Recorded

Among the larger loans recorded IN
the last week was one of sSoO,OOO by
the trustees of the Cogswen Polyteeh-
nicaI school to the Holmes investment
company on the property IN the noltn ..
Iine ~ Post street, 77:6 feet north OF
Kearny.
The German savings bank has loaned
900 to Jennie G. Mackinley on the
rronsrtv in the west lire OF Taylor
street. sS:9 feet south of Bush street,
The same bank has loaned s22S'OeO
to the Diamond estate company OH
nroDertfes in McAllister, Fourth.
Ninth and Mission and on properties
partly in San Mateo county and partly
in San Francisco county.
The German savings bank has also
loaned sS5. 600 to Edward ID. Carroll eI
al on centrally situated properties
south of Market street
The San Francisco savings union mas
loaned s45. 600 TO ]. i. Driscoll on prop
erty at the northwest corner OF Geary
and Jones streets. upon which hotel
will be constructed
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12

! Webster street, 1876 of Waller 26 by W
100, and one other piece; gift.
Edith Stout to Henry Bassett ct al. lot SO,
block Q, Park Lane tract 5: $3.50.
Kate Walker Morrison to Jay l.; French lot
in \ line of Broad street I4:10ia of 0rizaba-
25:2 by 1885, $40
James ]. Smith and wife to Mary A Smith,
Same to Helen E. Livermore. lot in W line of
Taylor street. 102 of Vallejo. S5:6 by w
lo2:7A and two other pieces sio:
Bay Shore building company TO John S. Davis.
lots p TO 20, block %. Refs tract: grant.
William Clack and wife 10 Mary W. Day, lot
in E line Of Forty fifth avenue. is7 of street,
Ernst T. Hombnrg and wife to a J; GrgShy
sia avenue. SW 20 by NV 100: $40.
James A. Andres to Charles F. Mugridge. lot
in line of Forty second avenue 225 of
street, % by 12o; $40.
Henry A. Crane 10 Victor Funder and wife. lot
in Sc line Of Woolsey street; 90 SW of Goet-
Gertrude Berlinger to Annie l. Rodney, lot in
5 line of Broad street, $40 OF Plymouth, 25
Real Estate and Development company TO os-
J. Tosey. lot in W line of Wisconsin street,
GIG s of Twenty second. S 25 by W 100 grant.
Albert ". Bell and wife TO Robert Valret
Bell lots g. 20 and 3. block 42. Sunnyside; SO.
Apnie Hendry to George W. Hendry lot in y
line Of Clsy street, 1863 of Bake z p by n
benjamin F. wigginton TO Ida NJ. Kervan. lot
in line of Clement street, 1876 OF Fifth
avenue. f % by 100; $40.
Theodore Phillips and wife TO Lena $. Brink.
lot in Z line of Twenty fifth avenue, $50 of Q
i street. $ % by f 100; $40.
William c. Peck and wife TO ". l.. Smith lot
in L line of Cole street. 52:10 7-l6 \ of Seven
teenth y 27:6 by 96:5ia; SO.
Lena Merkle to Michael Merkle. lot in line
of Montcalm street, 130 of Alabama, e 20 by
s 100: $40.
Patrick Leonard to Josephine g. Leonard. lot
In line of Thirty-hrst avenue. 149:101a OF
Clement street. -25:11a by 100; gift.
Ella /. Kaplan 10 Freda @. Schumate lot in
y line of Page street, 1868 f of Cole, % by
1876: SO.
William W Rednall and wife to James G.
Ferguson and wife. lot in line Of Green
street, 53:6 of Broderick, 27:6 by 100;
SO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
ACTIVE DEMANDS
FOR PROPERTY

Kane & Co. report an active demand
| in downtown properties of the unim-
proved class and have closed the fol-
lowing sales recently:
South line of Bush street between Leaven-
worth and Hyde. 42x137:6 feet. upon which
the owner expects to build six story apart
ment building in the futura- Seller, Mrs
W Webster; purchaser B. Bush; consideration
Lot in same block 4oxi37:6 in the neighbor-
hood Of $4,000 Miss Gray to the Hind COM
pany. The Hind company expects TO erect mod
ern apartment building.
Southeast corner of Washington and Leaven-
worth. 22x112:6; Graft estate TO Mary A. DAILY
for about 81 500 This lot has been sold again
IN connection with W. B. McGerry & Co. for a
substantial increase.
streets, 25x9o feet; Graft estate to G. c. Gill
lespie The purchaser has CLANS Tor three story
building TO be erected at once. Consideration
So, coo.
Lot 27:Gxs5 feet in north line of Harrison
street west of Fifth; H. Deming to D. Brosnam
Lot 25x100 and two fats in the east line OF
Alabama street, south Of Twenty third; Mary
Haubold TO Dennis Lern.aan. S4.2s0.
lot 56xl00 feet at northwest corner of Folsom
and Rausch streets. for $4,000, from Mrs
o'Kane to p. higgins. Biggins is having plans
made for three story warehouse.
Lot 2Ix100 feet in west line of Uranus street
| south of Seventeenth; price $50; Leon Prescott
to Henry Stoeckle.
Three story residence in east side of Steiner
to VI. DAILY.
Lot Lot 25x121:1o, in east line of Baker street
l3I;6 feet north of McAllister: price So. $50.
Lot In south line of Henry street. west of
sanchez, and two fats; Mrs Williams to r.
Lot in east side Of First street. 22exes:a and
two fats; d. Sheehan to j. Power; considera-
| Lot in west line of Tenth street. north Of
Harrison, 25xl1o feet, for $500, to client
Kane & Co. also report that they have nego-
tions pending subject to approval of the pro
bate court TO the extent of S50, 600 which sales
will be reported later.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
RuiIdinr Contracts

The Bohemian club with Pacific refrigera ting
machine company and Standard engineering COM
pany--Ice making apparatus. steam and power
plant for Bohemian club building. at Ne corner
of Taylor and Post streets. 105 \ 1875, "
1874 \ 1910. W 91:S. 1884; S1J, ,343.
Lucy NJ Wayland and Sarah f. Lester with
John d. Sutton company-Low pressure steam
heating system and domestic hot water system
for building at SW corner of California and
Buchanan streets, s "a by W s1:3; 81 $3.50.
y Ferroggiaro & Co with G. r. Pasqualetti--
All work except foundation. plumbing, stairs to
basement and vestibue of large store for three
story and basement frame building at NE corner
of Green street and Bannan place 29:412 ou
Green and 81 IS on Bannan; $5.625.
The Union trust company with the Rudgear-
Merle company-Stars ratings. door frames and
doors ventilators. etc. for building at NE cor
ner of Grant avenue and OFarrell street. e
40:1Ia, NE 40. NV 39:284. w to Grant avenue,
S 100: SOS, $50.
Bridget Cass with A. Klahn & Son--To erect
three story and basement frame building
(fats) in line of Stillman street, as " of
Third. " % by n IS: SI,2S6.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
LEASES OF BUSINESS
PROPERTIES REPORTED
Deals Completed by Harrigan,
Weidenmuller s. Rosenstirn

Harrigan, Weidenmuller & Rosen-
stirn report the following list of leases:
For the account of the Waffle Kitchen com
pany to the B. and d; restsurant COMPANY iae iae
feet north of Eddy, for term or lo years at d
total rental of 100000.
For the account of the United realty company
to f. Friedlander & Sons, the two upper floors
in the United Realty building, in the east line
of Sansonie street between Sutter and Bush. for
term of five years at a total rental OF sle.uUO.
For the account of the Waffle Kitchen COM
pany TO Mrs. NJ. FL Williams, the store IN the
west line of Powell street l49 feet north OF
Eddy street, for the term OF nVe years. at
total rental of Sl1 400.
For the account of the Century investment
company to J. L. Bowers & Son, the store at sos
Post street. for term of two years, at total
rental of $4,000.
For the account of James D. Phelan to the
warhoy shop. the most westerly store in the
Phelan building in O'FarreH street for term
of five years at total rental of $1,000
Bay or the hue store at 2 sutfer street for
of two years at a total rental of $4,000;
For the account of the Bothin real estate
pany. the entire one story brick building to be
constructed on the lot in the eSsterly line or
Sixth street. lI5 feet south of Bryant street. {.
15x90 feet, for a term of three years at q total
rental Of $1,000
For the account Of the United realty company
to L. $. Simons, the second floor in the United
Realty building in the east line OF SanSome
street between Sutter and Bush. for term of
five years at total rental of $1,000.
Iumba phonograph company, the entire top floor
in the Allied Arts building at 334 Sntter street,
for term of three years. on private terms
door in the Rochat Cordesy building at the north
east corner of Post and Gardiner streets, on
private terms.
For the account of NJ. A. Gunst to Max Beck.
the nth floor in the Gunst building; at the
for term Of two years, at a total rental Of
81, 800.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
DEVELOPMENT BOARDS
MEETING is POSTPONED

Owing to the continued illness of
President Arthur r. Briggs who has
been confined to his home for the last
three weeks, the first annual meeting
of the California development board
was yesterday adjourned to the call
of the president. A resolution was
adopted and forwarded to the repre-
sentatives in congress of the San Joa-
Quin valley, requesting that they en-
deavor TO have the daily weather re-
port restored TO its earlier form.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12

j. L. and Hetty B. Borden have given
a trust deed for s150,000 to the Union
securities corporation for property in
the northeast line of Main street 1884
feet southeast of Market.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12

The Humboldt savings bank has
loaned $4,000 to William Wolf on prop
erty in the east line of Larkin street,
103 feet north of Geary street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-20
MlDDAVoh =
SHANNON Inc.
now TO TELL
A WE'LL BUILT HOUSE,

It does not necessarily take expert to judge house. be-
may Judge what be expected in
those vital parts that cannot be
Hyou find the brckwor plumb all lumber well seasoned the
plasteng straight hugs the trim closely the
nshrubbed perfectly smooth, well braeed roof with high
grade these being the substantial parts OF building
safely that the concealed features which 60 to
makeor good construction have been equally well looked
afterI 49, Es~eet ~~
But DO not expect GOOD CONSTRUCTION in the UN-
SEEN parts where CHEAPNESS and CARELESSNESS has
been SHOWN in those things which the CAN OBSERVE
Boagyou will SURELY BE DISAPPOINTED.
We justly proud of homes, because careful consd
Grafton close supervision has always been them and
every item figured allow of the BEST materials
and workmanship.
That have succeeded in these particular home: in est,
fishing new standardof HOME COMFORTS will be
ceded by an who desire aud They contain and
three bathrooms sleeping Poches hot water heat electrical
conveniences cedar Closets and you that they
archecturally correct. .,.-s- ].
Price $500 Terms, SI25o cash. $3.50 month includ-
ing ALL interest and of this $s2oo SAVED to YOU
Located roth and Park Road and 10Th Lamont Streets
Overlooking Rock Greek Park neghbohood composed q
people Of refinement and taste Sample 1858 Park Road
until O'Clock. Take street Conn., Ave. marked Mt
Pleasant to Park Road. Remember the number, 1853.
astp0AUcH q SHANNON lno., Owner.
No Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours
Selling Agents. SHANNON LUCHS, 7Is 18th 81.
aui3tfesu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-20

Harritos, Greek Huckster, Committed
In Default of Bail.

William Harritos, a huckster's assistant,
arrested yesterday for attempted mall
treatment of Edith Jennings. the seven
year-old daughter Of James Henry Jen-
nings OF the geological survey, at the
edge of a woods near her parents home.
1878 irvington street, was committed to
Jail in default OF one-thousand- dollar
bond to await action OF the grand jury
by Judge Mullowny in the Police Court
this morning.
Harritos entered a plea Of not guilty.
The child escaped from her assailant
and ran crying to her home. declaring
that a man tried to kill her. negro
employee at the Jennings home ran after
the wagon that Harritos was driving.
Summoning him to the Jennings home
under the pretext Of buying vegetables,
he held the man until the arrival Of the
police. The child identified Harritos as
her assailant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-20
NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
Virgins. Battle Flag in Possession
AZ New Iersev Authorities.

RICHMOND. Va. August 20.-Ths, ex-
ecutive and military. departments OF Vir-
ginia are puzzled over the identification OF
a Confederate battle flag which is now
IN possession OF the state Of New Jersey.
having been captured 'and. carried north
by New Jersey troops during the civil
war.
Some days ago communications were
received from Gov, Fort and Adjt. Gen.
Sadier OF New Jersey. saying that the
mar would be returned to Virginia and
Be formerly presented by the governor
himself In case its identity could be estab-
lished..
Since then the authorities have been
trying to place the banner. The nag was
captured At Chancellorsviiie shortly after
the death OF Gen.. Stonewali jackson. and
Is thought to have been his headquarters
aag. ) The New: Jersey legislature re-
Gently, voted TO return. II to its owners.
A drawing Oh. the banner has been sub
mitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-20
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

Quotations given below are for large
OTIS. Johbers prices are higher.
EGGS.-Nearby fresh Virginia, 21a22:
west Virginia and southwest Virginia,
20; Tennessee. 10.
BUTTER.-Creamery. fancy. .30a30Iz
western frsts. 29a29ia: seconds. 26,sa29,.;
process. fancy, 26i1a27.
CHEEsE.-Ncv York state factory.
new, large. l6aic
PoULTRY.-ch,eken:. spring. per H..
IL: turkeys. ID. -; ducks, per H., lila
~: geese. per h.. Sal0.
DRESSED POULTRY.-Hens, choice
per h., Is; roosteSs. per h., IL; sprinrer1
iSal9: ducks. per ID. l2al4: geese. per H.,
salo.
vEGETABLEs.-Potat new. No. L
per Dbl. i:2ssi;7'; No Dbl, 7ss
Der basket. 25a5o: onions. per Boz
15agO; cabbage. per Dbl, 6OaTJ: eSe.
plant, per dos. 35aJO. squash, Der
crate. 4Oa5o; string beans. per tarreI.
,.;c. psp basket basket 7s sIas,. iosi2
toes, home grown. per box. % to LOO: eel
toes. per crate. 2.7Ja4.Oo: radishes. per 1OO.
l.OOai.5O: peppers. per basket. AslatO:
turnips per dozen punches, 2J: heets
100 punches. l.00al.5O: green corn. De,
dog. Sai2is-
GREEN FRUITS.-Apples. per Dbl . n
AGO: oranges, California. per box a 5Oa
825: lemons. per box, HO0a55O: eran.
fruit. per crate. S.00a5.O0: pineapple "a
crate. 2OOa3O0: cantaloupes. per crats
a5ai 90: plums. per crate. JOal. o; peaches
per crates, J0a200; watermelons. each
i5a3O: grapes. l.O0a2.00.
HAY AND STRAW Hay, western. Ma
n. 5Oa22 90; No. 2. 2050a2i 90: mirsS
ie.oOa2i.O 90: straw. rye. bundle. II. 50ai2 90:
straw, rye. machine thrash. SOOaa N.
strsw' wheat, per ton. $50; strav' 90,
per ton. 65oa1O0
LIVE SToCk--Hogs, per cwt, xros.
SoOa9. 90; sheep. per h.. 21xa3; lamh.
spring, per H., Sal: calves. choice. ner
To-. slsa9. medium. per h., 8.
WOOL AND HIDES-wool, washea
free Of burs. per ID. "a: wool. unwashed'
Der h.. -. hides. green. per h., 8; hides
dry. per 10. l2al4: calfskins. green, each
l.25a1.40.
GRAIN.-wheat. new. per bu.. s5al 90:
corn. shelled. per bu-, 1Sa7s; new a r
mar DBL, 3S6al.O0; oats. western vhits
10. 2, per bu.. 4ta0O; oats. mixed Der
bu.. I3a4s: bran. pss ton. 2A0o: middung
per ton. $500.
EEEDS.-Red clover. er bu., s.25aS Is
alsike, clover, per bu-. S.J0a9 so; white
clover. per bu.. I3.00ai3.50: timothy. per
bu.. 3OOa3 %; blue grass. per bu.. 2 5Oa
as: orchard grass. per bu.. 2.O0a2 %
re1top grass. per h., i0al5; alfalfa. per
bu.. 12.00a13.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-20
SENATOR CALL
IS AT DEATHS DOOR
colIapses on Rising From Din
ner TabIe-Taken to
Emergency Hospital.

Wilkinson Call, seventy-six years old.
who q number OF years ago represented
the state OF Florida in the United States
Senate, was taken to Emergency Hospital
this afternoon from his home. 1903 N
street northwest. apparently in an un-
conscious and dying condition.
Mr.. Call left the dining table about 1890
o'clock and started toward the reception
parler. He suddenly reeled and fell to
the floor.
Mr.. Call Sent to Hospital. .
Walter Peterson. a domestic in the
house. was in the dining room at the
time. He went to Mr.. Calls aid.
Mr.. Call was lifted from the Moor and
placed on a couch. He was unable to
speak.
A physician was summoned, who deemed
1t best to send Mr.. Call to the hospital.
DR.. Newton of the house stan at the
Emergency Hospital responded with the
ambulance.
Mr. Calls condition is .extremely critical.
He is suffering from cerebral hemorrhage
Native Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Call was born at Russellvilie Logan
county, KY, January Q, 1884, and is in his
seventy-seventh year. He has been en-
gagged in the practice of the law most Of
his life.
Mr.. Call was elected to the United
States Senate after the war, but was not
allowed to take HIS seat. He was again
elected to the Senate as q democrat In
succession to Simon B. Conover, repub-
lican. and took his seat March IS, 1879
serving for eighteen years.
After March 4, 1897, he resumed the
practice OF his profession. His old home
Is in Jacksonville.