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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-21
NOTICE.


Places, for the election to be held Nov
), 1910 AREAS follows:
MARTINS BURG.
Precinct No. No. 232 w. Kiag ST.
John +. Gerlirg, August thinner
man, Jr., and John II. Boyd,
PRECINCT No. =, High school.
| Jos. lsh "a. Gri,nes,lH. G. Bowen ana
J. +. Them ason
1 Precinct 10. 8, Hose House, John
reet
A. l.. Martin, A. $. PoisaI aud f.
V. 1t =.
Piecii'c, Ne. 4, md Ward School.
III j., G. J ihrHa~ and
A NJ. Cab i.
ir.enct No. 5. 4th Ward School.
teefy Whiiiirgtou, James Powell
and Richard OiBrien.
Precinct No. 6, 9th Ward School.
john q. Oliver, John kastle aud ]
H. Lloyd.
Precinct No. Z, Undo rdonks
Harry Schubert. Edward Branden-
burg NJ d J. 4. Hopper
Precinct No. s, East Martin street.
J. I. Pauiding, w. +. McQuilkin
and G. A. Young.
Precinct No. o.
w. II. Heushaw, &. III. Fetzer and
G. f. Martin.
Precinct No. 10, Fellers Hall.
August Zimmerman, ST., John j.
Shaull and X. $. Miller.
ARDEN DISTRICT.
Precinct No. l, Fairview.
|. D. Vanmetre, J. Walper Snyder
and Ed, Rauch.
Precinct No. 2, Grange Hall.
Jas. w. Mcdonald, j. II. Brown,
AMI II. Fl. Stewart.
Precinct No. 3, Mason's School
House.
Jacob Sites, Henry Ambrose and S.
s. Cushwa.
FALLING WATERS DISTRICT,
Precinct No. /, Cedar Grove.
Geo. Byers, John ID. Lands and
VIM. Mcmillan.
Precinct No. 2, Knipetown.
E. E. Snyder, Chas Johnson aud JAS
Kensel.
GERARDSToWN DISTRICT.
Precinct No. l, Gerardstown.
g. w. Croft, A. II. Griffith and Hall
Wilson.
Precinct No. 2, Shanghai
j. w. Robinson, J.W. Snyder and
G. M. Bishop.
Precinct No. Smiths School.
VIM. Kearney, Harry Catruw and
S. S. harrison.
HEDGESvILLE DISTRICT.
Precinct No. /, Masonic Hall.
Richari Wood, Isaac Eichelberger,
and g. i. Greglow.
Precinct No, 2, Columbus School,
Allensville
John Dorrance, G. Il. Beard aud f
III. Robbins.
Precinct No, 3, Tomahawk School
House.
M. X. Butts, Jacob 4. Hesse and
Henry Laing.
Precinct No. A, Dry Run.
Charles Wolford, e. w. Lupton and
Clarence Kilmer.
MILL CREEK DISTRICT.
Precinct No. 1, Bunker Hill
George /. PItzer, w. S. Laise and L.
C.fHofl'man.
Precinct No. 2, Darkesville-C olored
Scnool.
David pilzer, Gold Cochrell aad J..
K. Staub.
oPEQuoN DISTRICT.
Precinct No 2, Ridenours.
Peter Strine, Hezekian Mcdowell
and VIM. II. Small.
Precinct No. l, Swan Pond.
VIM. NJ. Miller, q. NJ Speck and
John Ii. Lemen.
q los.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-21

The country does not seem easy TO
convince that the New Nationalsm is
old.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
ALAMEDA TAX ROLL
MAY GET A BOOST
State Board of Equalization OBJ
iects to Figures Given by
County Assessor
Especial Dispatch 10 The celIl


SACRAMENTO. Aug. 3O-The state
board Of equalization today heard the
reasons Of County Assessor Henry P.
Dalton why the assessment rolls Of
Alameda county this year did not show
the values which the state board arbi-
trarily hxed last year. The rolls in
1903 were raised by the equalizers from
$lSs,l5s, 200 to s2os, s,7ss,lSS. while this
year they were but sI95,S14,s97.
That the Alameda rolls will be given
another boost was indicated from the
statements OF J. Harry Scott, member
OF the board He told Dalton that the
real estate and Improvement increases
were too small in comparison to the
estimated increase in population in the
county
In three cities alone. Alameda. Berke-
ley and Oakland. it was pointed out
that the population was estimated al
2Sl, 600, while last year the whole coun-
~ bossted OF a population Of only
$4,000.
Dalton argued that the state in
crease last year was unWarranted and
that was the reason his totals did not
meet St
Assessor Cy Moreing Of San Joaquin
county and Assessor A. z. Martin Of
Butte county were also heard from
concerning low rolls in their counties
The Butte values this year were s2O.-
1e5,2z5 and San Joaquin $45.4Se.I42.
both these rolls are below the figure
set by the state last year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
PHYSICIAN BEATEN
BY SALOON KEEPER
Damage and Divorce Suits May
Follow Row Over VIC
tors Wife
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. 30.-As a result of
a fight in which G. Fritz Willie, a local
saloonman, and DR.. C. E. Allen, a ply
sician, participated yesterday the latter
declares he will sue for heavy dam
ages, Willie says the doctor was for
tunate that he escaped alive. Mrs.
Willie. the saloonman's wife, over whom
the trouble occurred, threatens to
bring divorce suit as soon as the ex-
citement dies down.
Willie states he found Doctor Allen
at his home yesterday and declares
further that the physician was respon-
sible for breaking up the same. He
called the doctor outside and pun
meied him until he was nearly uncon-
scious. The doctor remained at the
house in order to avoid the notoriety
of passing through the streets badly
battered. Willie learned this and called
again last night. Neighbors interfered
and the doctor made his way home
Doctor Allen states he was simply
paying a professional visit and denies
all of Wille's allegations. Mrs. Willie
affirms the statement made by the ply
sician.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
News of che Sacramento and Sam g@@quim Valleys
ANNIVERSARY BALL
TO BE big AFFAIR
California Institute No. /, Y. L.
l., Will Entertain Large
Company

With indications pointing to one of
the most successful social events of the
season, arrangements are complete for
the anniversary ball of the California
Institute No. l. Young Ladies' Institute
tomorrow night in Golden Gate Com
mandery hall, Sutter street near
Steiner.
The committeeIin charge of the event
has worked hard to make a success of
the ball. This committee is composed
OF Misses Helen Clifford, Stasia L. Hill
and Anna Burgess. The institute is a
young one. but has already given high
ly successful affairs, and a large at
tendance is expected.
The committee has mapped out a
color scheme in the decoration of the
room which will be very attractive.
A firm of decorators has charge of this
work under the supervision of the COM
m1ttee- Hynes' orchestra will render
music.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
CITY GIRLS JAILED
AS HORSE Thieves
StenOgrapher and Lanndress
Arrested for Delay in Re-
turning Livery Rig
Especial Dispatch TO The Colll

SAN JOSE, Aug. sO.-Niss Eva Ben.
nett. aged 20. and Miss Anita Croce.
aged 1s, both residents of San Fran
cisco, are held at the county Jail in this
city under $1,000 bail on charges OF
felony embezzlement Miss Bennett
said thta she was stenographer at the
Fafrmont hotel. and Miss Croce that she
was laundress AT the same place
The girls rented a. rig from the
stable of John Stabler in this city sun
da ymorning. They drove 80 miles to
mountain ranch owned by Miss
Croce's aunt near Gilroy. and did not
return that night as they intended.
Stabler secured a warrant for their
arrest. and the sherin's officers COM
menced a search for the girls, who re-
mained in the mountains and had
good time.
They started for San Jose to return
the rig yesterday, and were surprised
when they were arrested at Morgan
Hill by Deputy Sheriff Bucheister..
They were rather indignant also. ana
took precautions to keep the story OF
their predicament from their friends
and families in the metropolis
The girls were kept several hours In
a 10x12 prison in Morgan Hill. and
were brought back TO San Jose late
last night. This morning they were
arraigned before Justice Wallace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
CURE IS CLAIMED
FOR CONSUMPTION
Royal Italian Physician Gives
Demonstration of New
Treatment
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

BOSTON, Aug. 30.-A private elm
ical demonstration of entirely new
treatment of tuberculosis. which is said
to have upset the general medical be-
lief that tuberculosis can not be killed
in the body of a patient, has been held
In Boston by DIR. Antonio Maggiorani
of Rome, honorary physician to the
king of Italy.
The distinguished Italian came here
for the purpose of comforting with emf
nent medical men who have specia lized
In the treatment and study of the dread
white plague and to inform them re-
garding his discovery. The clinic was
secret, but some of the details concern
ing the affair became known today.
DR.. Maggiarani described his method
as an inhalation treatment and said
that he had established complete cures
in as short time as two months and
many cures in from eight months to a
year. BY his discovery he said COM
parative immunity seems to be con-
ferred on the patient. The chief in
gradients used by DIR. Maggiorani in
the liquid which mediates the air in
hailed by the consumptive are iodine.
formaldehyde and chloroform.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
Tahoe Forest Fire Out
ISpecioI Dispotcb 10 The Call

AUBURN, Aug. 30.-The forest fire
in the Tahoe national forest reserve is
out, and Major A. w. Chase and Captain
T. Q. Ashburn of the coast artillery
corps are camped with $50 men on
the American river near Auburn. The
officers OF the two companies are being
entertained by the citizens of Auburn
at the Tahoe club tonight. At the
request of II. T. Power, the soldiers
will camp in Recreation park, this city,
tomorrow Twenty boxes of peaches
will be presented them. In the after
noon there will be a baseball game be-
tween the soldiers and the Southern
Pacific engineering corps, and at $50
the soldiers will go through the tactics
of retreat parade
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
REGULARS CONTROL
San DIEGO 6. O.P.
Resolutions Indorse Taft and
Pledge Support for Hiram
Johnson and Spalding

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 3o.-The socalled
regulars were in full control of the re-
publican county convention which was
held here today. A H. Sweet was
chairman. Eleven delegates to the
state convention were chosen. They
are John D. Spreckels (chairman). Col
onel A. G. Gassen. NJ. I. Ward, Leroy A.
Wright, Sam F. Smith, G. A. Davidson.
F. W. Jackson. F. J. Lea. j. C. Lazalere.
W. c. Hillary and former Major John
F. Forward.
The resolutions indorsed in enthusi-
astic terms the administration of Pres
ident Taft. Senator's Perkins and Flint
and Representative Smith were warmly
commended The support of the party
was pledged TO Hiram Johnson and the
rest of the ticket nominated at the
recent primary. The county's delega-
ton In the legislature in the legislature
was asked to work for A. G. Spalding
for United States senator
The support of San Diego republi-
cans was pledged to the San Francisco
harbor bonds and to its plans for
financing the Panama-Pacifc exposi-
tion as suggested by Governor Gilletts
call for a special session of the legisla-
ture.
Another resolution recommended that
the Chinese exclusion laws be made
more stringent and that exclusion be
applied to the Japanese.
The Lincoln Roosevelt delegates in
the convention were outnumbered by
about to l and made only one or two
Intellectual attempts to accomplish any
thing.
A. G. Spalding. candidate for the
United States senate, made a speech,
which was received with demonstra-
tions of much enthusiasm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
CONGRESSMAN NEEDHAM
DECLARES FOR JOHNSON
Also Promises Not to Vote for
Joe Cannon
TSpeciol Dispotch 10 The Cou1

MODESTO, Aug. 30.-In a statement
issued to the press this evening Con-
gressman J. c. Needham of the sixth
district, declares unqualifiedly for
Hiram Johnson and urges that all re-
publicans work to bring about his cleo
tion and support the policies outlined
by him. He states that in the event
of his reelection he will not support
Cannon for speakership of the next
congress. He states that he decided
this matter long ago and will explain
his reasons in his opening campaign
speech. Needham expresses himself as
heartily in favor of all the progressive
measures urged by the republican
voters of California. but urges toler-
alton in the framing of the state plat
form.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
NEWEST CREATIONS OF
BURBANK EXHIBITED
Vegetable and Summer Pippin
Produced by Wizard
TSpcciql Dispntch 10 The Cali

Especial Dispatch TO The Cali
SANTA ROSA, Aug. S0.-The two
latest creations by Luther Burbank
have been placed on exhibition in the
rooms of the Santa Rosa chamber of
commerce.
One is the Martynier, or DEVILS claw.
a vegetable which is used for fiavoring
and is somewhat OF the nature of a
pepper. 1t grows on vine like the
cucumber and when ripe the outer
part turns brown. It has small pods
inside of larger ones and it is these
small ones which are used. The or
iginal plant was very small, while the
Burbank variety is as large as a GU
cumber and all the pods grow on one
stem.
The other creation is an early or
summer Newton pippin. The original
yellow Newton pippin is a winter va
riety. 1t is also different from the
original species, owing to it's having a
deep, rich red color instead of being
yellow. Samples of the new variety
were exhibited at the recent Sebastopol
apple show.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
STOCKTON MAY BUY
THE B0GGS' TRACT
Land Needed to Get Rid of the
City's Sewage
TSpeciol Dlspdtch TO The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. 3o.-A committee
consisting of Councilmen D. J. O'Keefe.
George H. Heimann, Robert Inglis and
j. c. Dewey was appointed last night
to interview the owners of the Boggs'
tract IN order to see whether arrange
ments can be made for its purchase.
1t is desired TO establish a sewage
farm and septic tanks to dispose of
Stockton's sewage, which has become
a serious problem.
The state board of health has served
notice on the city several times TO stop
poliuting the waters of the river with
the sewage. A bond issue will prob
ably be called for raising funds to
purchase the tract.
The West Side Improvement club sent
a delegation to the council and asked
that the garbage incinerator be re-
moved from the city limits.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
SACRAMENTO PIONEER
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Albion Chase Sweetser Passes
Away at Niece's Home
[5Peeial Dispaieh 10 The Call

3 SACRAMENTO. Aug. 3o.-Another of
the few remaining sturdy founders of
the Sacramento pioneer society passed
away last night when Albion Chase
iSWeetser died at the home of his niece,
Mrs. NJ. J. Curtis
Sweetser was 81 years old and had
lived in Sacramento since ls4s He
was the founder of the First Congre-
gational church in Sacramento as well
as charter member of the pioneer So
cietY. There are only six of the latter
left. They are:
Daniel NJ Burns, San Francisco; Ed
ward Twitchell, F. S. Hotchkiss, Sac
rsmento; Thomas 3. Harper, Lincoln;
Joseph Simms. Union House; Jerome
Madden. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
TENDERLOIN WAR MAY
PUT LID ON MARYSVILLE
Rival Districts Continue Their
Bitter Feud
TSeeeiaI Dispoich 10 The Call

MARYsVILLE, Aug. 3O.-The war be-
tween rival districts of the Marysville
tenderloin will probably result in the
closing Of both districts.
Barney Van Buskirk, opened up the
concentration camp several months
ago, and the police sought TO force
the inmates of the old line to go to
the new district. They made arrests
nightly, but the old district residents
organized and employed an attorney.
When the police made arrests of their
number they filed afidavits against
inmates of the concentration camp
District Attorney Greeley has finally
taken a hand, and unless the war be-
tween the rivals is stopped he proposes
90 close up both districts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
SHANNON FINDS ELEVEN
is HIS LUCKY NUMBER
Probable Majority for State
Printer LII Votes
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 3.-If the ad-
vices received from the bay today are
correct, W. ". Shannon has been NOM
mated as state printer on the republi-
can ticket over Richardson by LII
votes, a number which he says has
followed him through life and has been
a lucky one.
Eleven always was my lucky
number he said. I was married at
j o'clock on November IL, which is
the eleventh month of the year, and
this happened in 1899, which will be
II years ago the coming November
Maybe you won't believe it, but we
were assigned 10 room No. II at the
hotel where we spent our honeymoon,
and when we came to Sacramento we
went to live at 100 o street"
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
STOCKTON TURNER'S TO
SING IN FESTIVAL
20 Slough City Residents to At
tend Saengerbund
Especial Dispatch 10 The Cqlll

STOCKTON. Aug. 30.-About 20 local
Germans will journey to San Francisco
this week to attend the national saen-
gerfest, which begins Thursday
The singing section of the Stockton
turn verein will not participate in the
singing contests, but will take part
in the singing. The singers follow:
First tenor, Martin Schneider; sec
ond tenors, Jacob Simon, o. H. Hess,
E V. Burke, William Boyer and Otto
Saur; first bassos, Paul WiIke, G. Viola,
Gus Leipelt and George Markert; sec
ond bassos, Paul Peikert and Herman
Otto
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
WELL KNOWN YOUNG
MAN PLACED AT REST
Funeral of Francis Fitzgerald
Held at Stockton
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. 3o.-The funeral of
Francis Fitzgerald. "a year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E Fitzgerald and one of
Stocktons prominent young men, took
place this morning at 8 o'clock from
st. Mary's church. A requiem high
mass was held by Rev. Father Leahy.
The services were attended by many
friends of the decedent and numerous
floral offerings were placed over his
final resting place in San Joaquin
cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers were: Fred
Smith, Walter B. Hogan, Charles Fa-
ber, j. Dalton, Joe Cooney and AL
Gilbeau.
The active pail bearers were: Will
liam r. Thresher, j. H. Thompson, Vic
Marchal, Juliau Hubert, ]. J. Gairgan
and A. II. Wright.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
SURVEYOR OF PORT
is CRITICALLY ILL
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, Aug. 30.-The con-
dition of Edward F. Woodward, sur
veyor of the port of San Francisco, who
has been seriously i'll at his ranch at
Woolsey near here, is believed to
be critical. Woodwards physicians now
remain at the house all night, while a
force of trained nurses is in constant
attendance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-31
G. L. JOHNSON FLOATS
ON THE DRY" TICKET
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 30.-By a re-
count of three precincts ordered by
the superior court Grove l.. John
son, dean of the California legislature,
today lost the democratic nomination
for assemblyman to Charles A Bliss.
the republican nominee, and will be
forced to go before the people as a
candidate on the dry ticket, by vir-
tue of the one prohibition vote cast
for him at the primary election The
recount as held before the supervisors
showed that Johnson had been given
four democratic votes in the fourth
precinct when but one was for him.
This made the totals, Bliss %, John
son 20. Johnson announced prior to
the recount that the outcome would
make little difference to him as he in
tended to fight for reelection