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The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
OPERATION MAY
 BE NECESSARY

Little Rock, June 3.-United States James P. Clarke, who has been at home all this week, underwent pre- liminary examination under Dr. F. L.. French of this city today to determine the necessity for an operation. Dr. French has not yet stated his opinion on the case, but it is believed that the operation upon the statesman will be necessary. Senator Clarke has been suffering for years with an in sidious trouble and stated to per sonal friend this week that he feels he cannot go through another sum mer without some relief. He came home from Washington for the pur- pose of consulting his family physl- elan regarding the possible necessity for the operation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
COTTONSEED A FOOD.

Forrest City, June 3.-There is great interest in this cotton-growing section over the possibilities of cotton seed as a human food, and this inter- est has been stimulated by recent report of Dr. T. Stuart Hart, of Col umbia University, who states that bread made from cotton seed flour IS one of the best foods for patients of certain diseases where dieting is ne cessary. He states that bread made from cotton seed is the best substitute for wheat bread in such cases, and predicts that it's value is as yet un- known as a foodstuff.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
CHECK WAS BOGUS.

Atlanta, Ark, June 3.-Joe Jean a well-known stock-raiser, was swin- dled out of S1,730 in a smooth way a few days ago. The stranger with recommendations from a friend came to MT. Jean and purchased two car loads of fine cattle, for which he gave check for $1,730. He shipped the catle to Dallas, Tex, and sold them Later the check was returned unpaid and investigation showed that the let ters of recommendation had beer forged. The swindler has made gooC his escape.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
BRUNDiDCE WI l STICK
HAS NO INTENTION OF RETIR- ING FROM SENATORIAL
 CONTEST.

Little Rock, June 3.-A message was received in Little Rock this morn ing from former Congressman $. Brundidge of Searcy that, under no circumstances, would he retire from the contest for United States sena- tor, and all reports to that effect were misleading and erroneous. Mir. Brun- didge says he stated over a year ago that he would oppose Senator Jeff Da- wis for reelection and he meant what he said Mir. Brundidge has always been a consistent opponent of Senator Davis, and he feels confident that the anti-Davis element of the Democracy of the state will give him their loyal support.
 It is expected that Governor Dona- ghey will announce his intentions rel ative to the United States senatorship contest shortly after the adjournment of the Democratic state convention next week. Congressman Joe T. Rob- inson of Lonoke has already formally announced his candidacy to succeed Senator Jeff Davis.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
DECORATE GRAVES
 OF DEAD VETERANS

Confederate memorial day was ob- served this afternoon by members of Robert E. Lee Chapter, U. D. C., and Jeff Davis Camp No. 213, U. c. V., who decorated the graves of the de ceased veterans in Oak Grove ceme- tery. A procession was formed in front of the Faulkner County Bank. At the cemetery Dr. J. E. Godbey led in prayer and after song an address was delivered by M. E. Dunaway of Little Rock. Flowers were then strewn on the graves of all Confed- crate soldiers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
THE FLY IN MOTION PICTURES.

The evil of the common housefy in pictures magnifed to show the horri- ble effects of this pest, will be shown at the Airdome tonight. The films for these pictures were prepared un- der direction of a national committee for the extermination of flies. In re- cent years medical authorities have discovered that the fly is perhaps the greatest menace to the national health, and medical statisticians de- clare these insects cost the United States billions of dollars and millions of years of human life annually.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03

Governor G. w. Donaghey yester- day afternoon left for Helena, where he will deliver the principal address at the Arkansaw Travellers conven- tion today. He will leave Helena this afternoon and make quick trip across the country in order to be in Fayetteville tomorrow. Governor Don aghey will remain in Fayetteville un- til after the annual meeting of the executive board of the University of Arkansas has been held.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
GRAND OLD ARKANSAS

That Arkansas is one of the richest states in the union in resources has been brought to light anew through the publicity given the state by the recent land congress. Arkansas ranks third in the rice | growing industry and will soon rank first.
 Arkansas is the home of the finest apples, peaches and strawberries grown in the world.
 Arkansas has more than 10000 bearing apple trees and the eyes of the whole country watch her fruit production.
 Arkansas soil supports 100 peach trees to the acre, and they net an av- craze of $1.00 per tree.
 Slate for roofing purposes is found in abundance throughout the state and will develop into splendid in dustry.
 Arkansas has the only diamond field in the country and this field is being rapidly developed.
 Fifty-siX of Arkansas 75 counties produce cotton, yet not more than 50 per cent of the cotton acreage is titled.
 Arkansas produces a million bales of cotton every year, worth $55,000,- 900 for the lint and seed. ! Arkansas has one of the richest gas and coal fields im the United |',;;taJ,.',,,,.. .,,. '', =. co '' % ''
 As truck garden center Arkan- sas is a veritable garden spot, all classes of the finest vegetables being grown.
 Arkansas mineral productions run down the entire list from coal to gold and diamonds.
 As a grazing and stock-raisine country, with a year-round climate Arkansas is excelled by no other state in the union.
 In the line of advancement in pub lie school and agricultural education Arkansas is making the most rapid stride of any other state.
 Arkansas is doing more building in 1910 than any state in the entire south.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
Personal

i; L. c. Holman of Little Rock is here today.
 J. A. Frisby of Morrilton is in the city today.
 W. R. Blythe of Greenbrier is in the city today.
 Miss Bessie Garner of Morrilton is in the city today.
 M. E. Dunaway of Little Rock is in the city today.
 T. T. Myers of Little Rock was in the city yesterday
 Miss Catherine Stephen of Blake is visiting in the city.
 Miss Dove Harton has returned from visit at Morrilton.
 Refrigerators and cream freezers at bargains at Julius Favre. St
 Ray Parker has returned from a three days stay at Morrilton.
 Mrs. A. F. Melcher left this morn ing for a visit to Fayette, Mo.
 Rev. J. H. O'Bryant left this morn ing for a trip up the Fort Smith road
 For Sale-Three-r room box house; buyer to move it off of lot. See W. E. CTbourne. d4t
 have removed my office to rooms over the Sarason building. Dr. l. N. NcCullom. d4t
 Miss Jennie Deal has returned to her home at Malvern, after attending school here the past year.
 Miss Ida E. Flickeger returned this morning from Glasgow, Mo-, where she has been teaching the past year.
 F. U. Halter is spending few days in Springdale, where his firm is erecting a new $12,000 public school building.
 Mrs. H. Lynn Wade has returned to her home at Arkansas City, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. H. E. Cure ton, in this city.
 Arrangements have been completed for a game of football between Hen drix and Henderson colleges at Arka- delphia November 19.
 President Stonewall Anderson left this morning for Van Buren, where he will deliver the class address to the graduate of the high school at that place tonight.
 Pres. J. J. Doyne left this morn ing for Lonoke, where he will attend a banquet of the high school alumni tonight. Mr. Doyne was for several years superintendent of the Lonoke schools. Prof. A. J. Meadors of the Normal, another former superintend- ent of the Lonoke schools, is also in Lonoke to attend the banquet.
 Dr. A. L. Purdom of Little Rock is in Conway taking subscriptions to the fund being raised by the Confed- crate Veterans of Arkansas for monument to the women of the Con- federacy, which will be erected on the state capitol grounds at Little Rock. Every person interested is asked to subscribe $1 and contributors of this amount are presented with copy of
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
CFNT|PFDFS IN
 WALLS OF PEN

A convict in the old walls of the penitentiary yesterday caught cen tipede measuring eight inches in length and made it prisoner in a bottle Centipedes are numerous Tn the old walls and many have been captured at the prison and placed in bottles. The penitentiary officials be- lieve the man who tears down the old walls will have his troubles on account of the poisonous insects. The centipedes made work difficult for the convcts who tore out the defective work on the state capitol, but they are more numerous about the peniten- tiary.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
PASS THROUGH CONWAY
YOUNG MEN STARTING TO WALK AROUND THE GLOBE
 SPEND NIGHT HERE.

After camping near this city last night, G. P. Rogers and L. F. Going, who left Little Rock yesterday to make trip around the world on foot, left Conway at ' o'clock this morning to pursue their westward journey around the globe.
 Of the two young men and their novel trip the Gazette this morning says
 with Little Rock as their destina tion in 1913, G. P. Rogers and L. F. Going left yesterday morning for a walk around the world. They left the city bound for Fort Smith and the Pacific coast and expect to return by way of New York and enter Little Rock from the east.
 "A crowd of more than 200 people bade farewell to the young men in the statehouse yard, which they eX- pect to again stand when they return. Both of the toL lists were clad in suits of khaki. No equipment was carried sava a camara wa lking- stickE ard -a small tent that was divided in half and strapped to the backs of each of the young men. They expect to pay their expenses by selling furniture and metal polish which they manufac- ture as they go.
 "From Fort Smith they will pass through several of the larger towns in Oklahoma and Colorado and con tinue to San Francisco. They expect to pay for their ocean voyage by working their way on the transconti- mental liners. No travelling by water will be done except where it is abso- lately necessary.
 "An hour before they left the young men stood in the Fifth street entrance of the new State National Bank build
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
ing and were photographed.

"The young men propose to publish a book when they return containing an account of their trip and photo graphs of points of interest along the route. Going has a mother and sev- eral sisters and brothers who live at 906 West Markham street. He is 19 years old and has been employed by local cement contractor. Rogers is 20 years old and has been janitor of the new State National Bank build ing"
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03

In mentioning the purchase of an automobile by S. G. Smith of this city it was stated that he bought the ma- chine from the Tedford Auto Co.,, Lit tie Rock, which is mistake. The ma chine was sold to Mr. Smith by F. R. Calvert, representing the Carter Auto Company of that city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03
Boat Excursion MorriIton to OdrdaneIle
 and return Given by Morrilton Park Band Tuesday, June 7
Tuesday, June 7

The steamer Grand will leave the Lewisburg landing at 7:3O a. m., go- ing up to Dardanelle and returning about 8 D. m. Time will be given at Dardanelle to witness a ball game be- tween Morrilton and Dardanelle. See the wonderful pontoon bridge, Mount Nebo and all the beautiful scenery along the way. Music will be rend- cred by the band throughout the trip. Go on this excursion, and besides helping the finances of the band, you are assured most pleasant day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03

an interesting book containing the ex- periences of Arkansas women during the civil war.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-03

President James B. Chapman of Arkansas Holiness college, Vilonia, was here yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
building Contracts

Andrew aud GiuIia Ferrarf- with Sciocchetti &
Brother-Exeavation foundations. concrete. car
penter. plumbing. plastering. timing, roofing.
painting varnish. grading and hnsh work for a
two story and basement frame building thatsl In
lire Of BarthoI street, 100 Of Broadway.
% 9x62:11: S3. OBS.
The Powell Street investment company with Al.
J. Savage-TO erect two story class build
ing In " line OF Powell street. "a ) OF Ellis.
Al " S7:6. \ %. W 7.6 y 20.6. 90 8 As.
70 owner TO pay cost OF all material and labor
and pay contractor 10 per cent, and not exceed
ing 81. 0o0-
Grace cathedral corporation with T. z. Buck
man-wrecking Of ruins at SW end OF lot bound
ed BIZ California. Jones. Sacramento and Taylor
streets; $500
p. II. Williams with B. r. Halling-To erect
three story frame building t6atsl IN 5 line OF
Fourteenth street. 20 " OF Natoma $3.50
SoE1erS estate company with Judge & Steven
son-Lathing and plastering for a four story
frame building fapartmentsl in line OF Pine
street. 212-6 OF Leavenworth. 114-6x13T. g:
Sc. $50.
Hospital for Children and Training School for
Nurses with smith Rice company-Hauling
erection and riveting Of steel for hospital build
ing in line OF California street. " OF Maple:
SO so per ton OF 1000 pounds
G. George & Co with f. A. Dorn-Excavation
grading hulkheadng. snoring. etc. for four
story and basement brick apartment house aC
NV corner Of Van Ness and Pacific avenues, u
132 by W 7s; $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES

BANK OF ITALY-SE. corner Montgomery and
Clay sts. Mission branch. 3343 Mission st.
near 29th For the half year ending Decem-
ber 81, 1909. a dividend has been declared
at the rate Of FOUR (41 per cent per annum
on all Savings Deposits, free of taxes, payable
on and after Monday, January 3, 1910. Divi-
dends not called for are added to and bear
the same rate of interest as the principal
from January 1, 1910. Money deposited
before January 10 will earn interest from
January l. l.. SCATENA, President.
A. PEDRINI, Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued

40 HOUSES sold in past few weeks; building up
the whole block A and B and Sth and 9tn
avs. Richmond district
S3,T5o-Worth $4,000; new cottage; gas and
electricity coal CRATES; large sunny rooms
birdseye fnish separate laundry; streets btu
minized.
81, ,25O-worth s., 1000; store and hats only
$500 down.
S5.750-worth $500; new room house;
hardwood floors; birdseye and oak finish; ma
rine view; only 81. 600 cash. $40 month, per
cent.
$4.500-5 room residence: worth 5000. large
sunny rooms painting and tinting TO suit.
$780, room residence
S4-7O0-New 6 room residence: worth IS 500
Take Turk St cars, OF at Sth av.; a sales
man 10 show you
F. NELSON Builder
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SPECIAL NOTICES

PACIFIC HUMANE SOCIETY 234 Pacific build
ing. will appreciate being notified Of any case
of cruelty TO children or animals. /. CLAUDE
PERRY. President.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

900 cash down for $40 600
modern residence close to Claiming way In
city Of Berkeley. This charming site fronts
three streets and absolutely commands unob-
structed marine and landscape view. with
every one Of the 10 rooms flooded with sun
shine all day; lis feet Of grounds fronting On
the northeast corner OF two prominent streets;
Improvements erected since the Ore: balance
Of purchase price payable to suit purchaser.
Inquire 1112 Metropolis bank BLDG. San Fran
cisco. No agents
.BROADMOoR.' the magnificent suburban park
Of half acre country homes near Oakland, is
bringing together the cream OF the better ele-
ment of people, Building restrictions and su-
perb city improvements making it the
most heautiful location for homes in this sec
ton Of California: 40 minutes to San Fran
cisco; cent fare to Oakland. Descriptive
booklet, profusely Illustrated with actual pho
fographs. sent free
FRANK X. MOTT COMPANY,
1000 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

SO cash. s4 monthly: room place. shingled ont
side. fenced; city water; few minutes to cars
$50 cash. s5 monthly-Cozy cottage. rooms;
ise Sew sood loesen St 81 some @ f9Tnit1Te % 5d Lot
for circular. ass 9th ST., near Broadway, Oak
land H. e. JONES. Owner.
WILL sell my lot in Piedmont Vista for S27 so
being held for ss5 per eo This n
most desirable property and snap. Owner.
box 1898. Call Office
MUST be sold-Lot 3OxiOO; right in the heart
OF Oakland. 511 Sth st: $1,000. worth $40
81 500 at c per cent Owner, 100 san Fer
nando St. Los Angeles, Cal.
HAVE most desirable lot for sale cheaD: 10
Gated on high ground N one at. ot the best resi-
center OF city one block from this property:
owner needs immediate cash for his equity;
balance easy terms ELLIS BROS, 46S 1lth
ST, OaAanu.
81. .6Oo-S25O cash and $26 per month. interest
per cent: room house with large barn. near
San Pablo and 65th sts-. Oakland; lot 3Oxi10;
frontage on two steets. Room %, Bacon
bldg. Oakland.
sNAP-First class building lot in residence dis
trict of Oakland; nne view; near car line:
must be sold at sacrifice at once. Address
Owner. box 1923. Cali Office
ONLY $500 down. balance Ike rent. viii buy you
pleted; near Key Route; marine view: price
$4,000 Owner. 142O Broadway, Oakland
MODERN story s room house; large lot: ?
blocks from school and car lines; bargain;
reasonable terms. SAB z. 20lh Sc. near 10th
av. Phone Merritt 2o45.
NEW room cottage. elegantly finished: block
Of Key Route and Grove st. cars; 45x12O.
Owner. 5sos Market st. Oakland
BEAUTIFUL French bungalow. with oak doors
and grand location; must be sold less than
cost. Phone Piedmont 1913 Immediately.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE.
room, modern cottage; SD 81. near San Pablo;
price IS. 100 mortgage 500; win take clear
lot for equity.
room cottage; modern plumbing and gas;
50xl15; fruit, etc; price $500; clear; wants
small ranch.
stock. chickens, tools, etc; soda springs;
j. Hay SMITH CO.. s72 Broadway. Oakland.
WILL exchange my pair OF Eats in oakiand
on Mission ST between 18th and 26th; prefer
ably on the north side OF the street Address
box 21Sos Call Office.
FOR EXCHANGE IN PASADENA
s175, ,0Oo-Brick block Of stores; al rented;
San Joaquin valley acreage.
sTO.oOo-2 story brick; stores: want good
acreage OF grove
$50, ,000-Hotel property; want stock ranch.
E. ". SMITH, with B. o. Kendall Co..
Pasadena Cal
COUNTRY and CITY exchanges am making
exchanges in good property. and making friends
OF my clients let me show you some good
stuff
LEE A WILSON. 464 10th St. Oakland
NOTICE to lot owners-wm exchange nv
equity OF $500 in new. artistic. modern
room cottage in the third ward. San Jose. Ad-
dress SIS s. 9th ST., San Jose. Cal.
WILL exchange hne coupe for most anything OF
like value Box 3947. Call office. Oakland.
FIDELITY Realty Co.. now at TS9 Market ST..
can exchange your property.
COUNTRY and city property exchanged. J. z.
GARDNER. 625 Monadnock. San Francisco
THE FILLMORE BRAECH OF The CALL IS
AT 1851 FILLMORE ST.
LUMBER FOR SALE
SHINGLES, Sl-50; rustic, pine and red. S22:
flooring. $17: lining and boards. $40. SO 10th
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

THE FULLER co.
p Pacifc hnilding Market ST. at 4fh.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

ENCHANGE-Wiu exchange , lots for saloon;
viii exchange lot ON Market for saloon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

CALL for free car tickets to see the Schwerin
Addition; so minutes ride; &c fare: all city
Improvements; easiest terms; low prices, free
refreshments every Sunday. w E. STAN
FORD CO.. 2o9 Humboldt Bank building
EIGHT room house on Clay near Broderick; 27:6
IT. lot: S6.250. II you want snap, this IS
one Box 2325 Call office
WANTED-Cheap lots in gift maps or home
steads- Box 335. 110S Valencia ST
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
N0VAT0 FARM LANDS
90 Minutes from San Francisco
8 5-1O-2O acres Third subdivision being offered
and only 80 days the market. Doesn't that
speak for itself2 See these farms before buy
ing is all we ask We Offering the finest
value for your money that can be found In
California.
Do you understand. that we are selling
these lands to realize for the creditors and
banks their money loanedl This isn't a cut
up proposition speculation. where there
is a profit of 100 per cent. but your dollar
buys 100 cents worth OF land.
Send for Hterature-it is free. Our agent
is on the ground to show you-
Sausalito boat. Ticket to NOvata. 40 cents
for round trip sundays Six trains each way.
J. p. MASSIE COMPANY,
601-602 Union Trust Building,
San Francisco, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
REAL ESTATE no ExCHANGE


room, modern cottage; SD 81. near San Pablo;
price $500, mortgage 1900; win take clear
lot for equity.
room cottage; modern plumbing and gas
50x115; fruit, etc; price s.. 200; clear; wants
small ranch.
160 acres Ukiah: room rustic house:
price 81, 500.
j. HAY SMITH CO.. s72 Broadway. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

GEO. A. HERRICK IOO5 MARKET ST.
INVESTMENT BROKER. Established 1919
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11
BUsINEss CHANCES

AA-THE FULLER COMPANY.
422 PACIFIC BLDG. MARKET ST. AT 4TH,
san FRANCISCO.
PHONES DOUGLAS 1923 AND JlO2S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

CALIFORNIA land, 81 per acre cash payment,
balance purchase 90c per month per acre; close
San Francisco; no taxes, no interest; acre
tracts; level, rich, clear. ready to plow. irrf-
gated perpetual water right; immediate pos
session; particulars, maps. photographs free
STEVENSON COLONY 1414 Market ST., S. 3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

SALoONS-Have some on Market and Sd sts.;
call Tor particulars
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

Hicl class business opportunities confdentialIy
Handled To sell engage in business OF raise
money on any bona hde business. see Us.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

RESTAUR RANT-Rent $50: hne business;
cash register; seats so: $3.50 viii buy il.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

MOVING PICTURE and vaudeville
house doing p business now clearing 500
per week, elegant equipment, 262 opera
chairs; house cost S6.O0o. rare chance TO
step into an established business; owner
must leave al once; $500 takes IL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
orphanage and Alfred Nuttall Nelson Memo
rial Home of San Francisco has received the
following half orphans from July / to De-
cember 81, 1909: Elizabeth ]. Mariani.
years months: Earnestine G. Mariani S yrs
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-11

Also splendid paying restaurant right down
town; rent Sl00: doing about Sl.4o0 q month
now. but this viii and can be doubled at once
with right party; price s. 600.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-22
PASADENA NEWS NOTES

PASADENA, Jan. 21.-Sales of resi-
dence property in South Pasadena ag-
gregating $26,50O have just been closed.
w. N. Parker has bought the Cum
1nings place, Oak street and Marengo
avenue, for $4,000, and T. L. Roberts
has bought the Walker place, 1900 Elec-
tric avenue, for $4,000.
The board Of directors of the Pasade-
ma Humane society today organized by
electing DR.. e. L. Conger president;
w. D. Medill, first vice president, and
Henry Waterman, secretary treasurer.
The former committee chairmen were
retained in office.
Robert Watchorn, the man who re-
modelled the entire immigration system
at Ellis Island under President Roose-
welt, is to talk before the Shakespeare
club members and their friends Satur-
day afternoon, January 20. He will tell
of the problems of his former work.
It has been finally decided TO hold
the aviation dinner of the board of
trade at the Hotel Raymond the after
noon of January q. The speakers of
the occasion will be Clifford B. Har-
mon, who has just set a new record for
balloon ascensions, going up 1900 feet,
and r. T. Crane, the millionaire manu-
facturer and jobber of Chicago.