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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
OUTLOOK PLEASES
A. &. SPALDING
Candidate for Senate Returns TO
Point Iona Home After
Brief Tour
Whatever Is Result of Election
| VIII Be Satisfied" Says
San Diegan

San DIEGO. Aug. IA. C. spald-
lng' candidate for the republican in
oorsement for the office of United
states senator from California. returned
10 his Point Iona home late last night
aLler r having made his last campaign
~ prior TO the primary election.
opdiolhg Is confident that he viii re-
- very large vote in the cities
r nas VISITED Ia the short time since
ne entered the race
1he encouragement 1 received in
I>Nersloe and San Bernardino counties
oHiihs the last three days has pleased
ne greatly" said Spaulding. i was
enthusiastically received everywhere.
Ny candidacy appears have the sup
port OF the great masses of the voters
nave met both up state and in the
Soulhefn counties In fact the situa-
non Is quite favorable. considering the
snort campaign I have made which. of
Course, prevented any great amount of
P1ol-clly or meeting anything like
majority Of the voters of the state
nave been asked why I expect to
pe elected to the senate. nv platform
as originally announced, / believe. suf-
hclently answers the question J am
not IA the race 10 crafty any personal
ambition or to further any special in
lereSts or political combination. as my
-e4loM citlIenS OF san Diego realize.
Ny sole Obejct is TO be of service to the
state OF California. which l consider
q duty. / expect TO be elected 10 the
United States senate because Of this
platform.
The candidates have now made their
campaigns and it is up TO the people of
california 10 make their choice We
snail know their decision Tuesday
night and ], for one. viii be thorough
ly satisfied with whatever that decision
may be.
desire, however, to thank the peo-
pic OF California who have so gracious
lE received my candidacy, for their
courtesy and interest; especially do 1
feel grateful TO the people of San Fran
cisco for the good words said Of me
both before and after l entered the
nomination race
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
RESCUED GIRL and
RESCUER ENGAGED
Miss Wickman Promises to Be
Wife of Student Who Saved
Her Life
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 11.--Coming as
a sequel to the rescue of Loretta
Wickman, the Is year old daughter of
DR.. w. j. Wickman of this city, by
August 8, last, the engagement of the
young couple has become known.
The announcement of the betrothaT
of both While it has been known that
between Miss Wickman and Lund. 1T
was not thought that it had gone as
far as an enga cement.
Lund is the son of E. c. Dund, a local
lumber dealer, and is prominent in ath-
letic circles of the University of Cali
fornia, at which he is at present stu
dent.
The rescue of the young woman. now
hisfiancee, by Lund was occasioned by
Miss Wickman swimming far out while
following behind Lund and his sister
Louise, both of whom are splendid
swimmers. She became exhausted and
was compelled to call for help. Lund
went to her aid and took her ashore
Banana OIL applied with soft brush
to any metal surface after polishing,
is a good preventive of rust.
In strong contrast to the many not
water geysers of Yellowstone park, a
new. one elects ice cold water.
He is a poor mechanic who can't
make an excuse.
Vote for C. D. Dorm for justice Of the
peace He will be square.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

san Francisco, Cal, Aug 13. 1910.
Alfred ROncovieri.
superintendent Of Schools,
San Francisco, Cal
Sir. On Thursday, August 10, you ap-
peared before the executive committee
OF the Good Government League of this
city TO seek an Endorsement of your
candidacy for the Office Of school su-
rperintendent. and in addition you tried
10 prevent my Endorsement.
] had not sought the Endorsement of
that League. but since you attempted
10 Iraduce me have gone to the COM
miftee with fun and explicit evidence.
and after 4 full ana fair hearing / re-
ceiVe6 their unanimous Endorsement.
My friends offended you by the state
s1lent that you entered the educational
field by political avenues, not by pro-
stated that you were appointed super
fnfendent of schools by Mayor Schmitz
TO nh out Nj Langdons term, and that
you were elected four wears ago with
out opposition when all the local po-
lfticaI conventions were controlled by
Mr.. Ruef. Neither your private char
acter nor your official integrity is af-
fected by these statements. but you are
stung into reIOrt by the mention of
7rour name in connection with Mayor
SchmitZ and Mr.. Ruet lt seems that
YOU are ashamed of this association
and consider any reference TO il an in
suit.
,nent League with certain newspaper
extracts some Of which reflected upon
7nv personal Intelligence and integrity.
and YOU sought by such defamatory
matter to destroy my reputation and TO
prevent my Endorsement by the COM
l7fttee. Note the contrast: My friends
thrust at your professional ideals. but
not at your integrity; you thrust at
private character and avoid the real
issues.
s-iefi that the real authority and in
spiration Of your wonderful press
ciipDings is now in the city This gen
-. Tr T. 1rdvVn f-GS hofofe
the committee that listened TO You and
fold how he, then northwest manager
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
SEIZURE OF CHURCHES
ROUSES IRE OF GREEKS
New York Residents Protest
Turkish Action

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Twelve hun
dred Creeks assembled in New York
this afternoon to protest against the
Turkish governments proposal to turn
over to the Bulgaris 273 churches and
as many schools that have been the
property Of Greeks living in Turkish
dominions for the last 600 years.
The Bulgaris are Greek sehismatics.
while the Greeks belong 20 the Ortho-
dON Greek church
The offending law was adopted when
the young Turks overthrow Abdul
Hamid.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
THESE RINGING JOHNSON SENTENCES:

mon I'D 1 rather be S dog and bay the I'd
this campaign
hands of our politics or will kick out"
we annotu this
year you will hndy
without direct this
defective
believe
duty
government of city and our
Am gular Republican, II by Republican
Company answer is NO. and thousand
nevertheless to
N our poitDa
What more has any
rsguar that 1 am dis9ya to
under the mask OF anected devotion to regularity
howl etizens
with honest - - 1890 - manu- ~
our T0r n material
in
that
poH Ho M o Yen
HIS NAME NOT BE w.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

Vote for C. D. Dorm for justice of the
peace. He will be square.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

Woman's inhumanity to man makes
countless divorce lawyers happy.
Isn't it shocking when you hear a
nice man complain of anything?
One half the world is busy trying to
separate the other half from its coin.
And some people never appreciate a
rose until they encounter the thorn.
And lots of men would never think
them.
The man who never boasts of what
he is going to do has fewer excuses
to make
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
NOMINATE


HON. PHILIP A. STANTON is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor. Other good
have been mentioned. All have their friends The
ination OF HON. PHILIP A. STANTON will please the
greater number and will offend He has behind him
the strong support OF Southern California That section
of the state has not had candidate for Governor since
1893
The nomination OF HON. PHILIP A. STANTON will
unite the Party unity the sections of the state and make
for the best interests of all concerned
HON. PHILIP A. STANTON is the ideal candidate
for the office He IS plain of the People. He has
been successful in the conduct of his private affairs
He Is farmer and home builder He believes in the
conservation Of natural and he advocates
good roads He has served faithfully eight years the
Legislature and crowned his official with
ful OF the office of Speaker Of the Assembly
He has displayed the qualities of statesman rather
than the habits OF politician He is capable experienced
broad minded and resouceful He has been highly
mended by Theodore Roosevelt for his craftsmanship.
He is in direct line of promotion for the gubernatoria
chair His selection will be to the honor of the Republi-
party and to the advantage of irrespective
of party, section class
Republican Voters of California: You owe your votes
TO HON. PHILIP A. STANTON for Governor Cast
your ballot for him at the primaries Tuesday
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
APPLE SHOW CLOSES
WITH SACRED CONCERT
More Than 10000 Persons Vis-
tied the Pavilion
TSpeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, Aug. 1.-THE first
SeDastOpOl GTavenstein apple fair, after
running four days, was concluded with
a concert Of sacred music in the apple
pavilion tonight The fair was well
attended, more than 10000 persons hav-
ing visited the pavilion during the four
days. Those who promated the fair are
jubilant over the result and say that
ii will be an annual event
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

lt Is impossible TO avoid noticing the
coincidence Of these appointments being
made While proceedings to obtain q wrt
Of mandamus ordering the judges 20 ear.
~ ont their duties are pending in SUE
preme court But whatever the attitude
of the court may be, the Judges have
forestaled II and perhaps, IN the crcum.
stances. the public should deirain from
forming unjust conclusions regarding the
motives which may have prompted the
agreement
Three men have been named fof license
commissioners. and the choice seems Co
meet with general approval u Is the
duty 81 these commissioners, If they AK.
cept Che work. To award Che licenses 70
men who have observed the law n the
past and those who win not ignore it
the coming year The fact that q man
has held q license year after gear gives
BIN no claim for further consideration,
unless his conduct has been beyond suspi.
eion Amy honest citizen who applies for
license has right to expect fair treat
ment and the granting OF his application
If he fuifills the necessary requirements.
Let us have no more Of this Same old
ring controls the traffic here gentlemen.
Award the LICENSEES III manner That wiz
rebound 60 your own credit and be satis-
factory to the voters Rutland Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
THE UNION LABEL
And It's Relation to City Printing Ii
Barre Told About

And It's Relation to City Printing III
Barre Told About
Editor. Barre Daily Times, Dear Sir;
saw in you issue Of Wednesday that
the report 81 Aldermen Thurstou Brown
and Rossi the committee on city print
ing. are Of the opinion That the action
Of tie Central Labor union OF Barre and
vicinity, IN requesting the city council
to have the Typographical union label
placed on an city printing is unneces-
sary and uuCalled for Now there rs
no doubt bat what the Central Labor
union will he able % handle its side 30
the case without the assistance 81 law.
vers. who, III more ways than one reaa
into their prescriptions nothing favor
able to the workingmaus viewpoint
BE that a. 1t may wish rs ask tha
city printing committee 81 IL Is MOI
fact that ID the past few years two
contracts ]. IS city reports, were let 70
union firms ii the city Of Barre, who
had the covers printed in the city with
the union label attached, and the in-
side matter done in Burlington and St.
Adams By non-union firms 10 Is To-
guard against such arts as these that
the union men ask 70 give the print
ing contracts to strictly union firms eth.
e. inside 6r outside the confines Of our
city
beg % remain,
Sincerely yours
Alex lronside
32 Ayers street City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
4 Good work In Vermont.


II Is certainly very encouraging TO
note that Vermont IS making marked
progress ID the eradication Of tuberculo-
SIS According ID recent statement
81 Dr. III n Holton secretary OF the
state board 81 health. statistics show
that in tho early sos he deaths by
the disease numbered about 200 annually
and that now they have been reduced 70
425. Notwithstanding tho increase IN
population The tuberculosis campaign
conducted the past season has unques
tionably been highly practical one
the benefits a. which will be noted in
coming wears. The exhibit has been
shown IN p places In each place two
lectures were given SO that they num-
bered ~ ID an. 1t Is estimated that
between $4,000 and 10000 attended.
This IS done on an appropriation of
s. 600 made bv the stae The campaign
was also responsible FOR the recent OBJ
serVanee of tuberculosis Sunday which
was general throughout the state IN
tie smaller towns union services were
held which were addressed BIZ 2 physi-
elan OF some other mnn well qualified
to speak upon tile subject Learning
how To live Is one Of the great secrets
81 successful Sight against the seOuree
81 thc consumption II Is to he hoped
that the state viii keep up this good
work now 50 wei begun. Mortified
News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
80 rn NERMnNr 80

The complete destruction Of the hotel
ehamplain at Bluff Point, NJ II. yester-
dsy carries with il greater loss than
i realized al first thought Ever since
ne hotel was constructed III 1900, IL
has been the Leading hostelry Of The
New York and Vermont lake region sum.
mer resorts. Large and wellappointed Il
has attracted patronage from an parts
of the country, particularly from New
York City and other Of the centers Of
population in the East, the patrons being
generally persons Of considerable wealth
and therefore spending money freely
during their weeks and months Of stav
there. Gradually, the hotel had gained
a reputation for itself and had thereby
given the Lake Champlain region a Ger.
tain desirable publicity as splendid
place to spend the summer; and undes
this leadership other hotel projects sprane
up on both sides Of the lake and through
the islands III the northern part 81
Champaign, until a great current of sum
mer visitors was diverted in that direc-
ton. The Bluff point hotel undoubtedly,
tea III entertainment, because 81 its
greater facilities and because Of It's 81.
perb location on ground overlooking
wide expanse Of Lake Champain, but
through it much money was brought to
Vermont and to the other side, as well
1t is said that the hotel champaiA
alone was not decided success from the
financial standpoint Of the owner, which
was the Delaware s Hudson railroad
but was valuable in the amount Of traffic
which 10 brought to the railroad during
the summer months. This fact indicates
that tho hoEtelry viii Be- rebnlti and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

the belief il further strengthened by
the general consent that better location
could rot be found for big summer
resort business than on the upper shores
OF Lake Champlain The site is RICH,
in the midst Of @this noble pleasure
ground, the most delightful region Of
eastern America" as Ambassador James
Bryce declared in speaking al the Cham.
plain tereentenary exercises last summer
L would be a serious blow to the sum.
mer business ~ this region If the hotter
should not be rebuilt and even b cae
the hotel Is reconstructed there viii be 4
serious temporary loss To an hotel and
summer resort keepers before il ii ready
for business
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
Current Comment
Montpeliers Opportunity.

The RomaB,. ci,h o,.i, j.. 5o,,on
.f,atea ;ts 8seg,,lnsss ~ l,.isr a,a5
tbioes 81 niooe;n.r ~, re- <, ~
bear5aI & fbis citS ~ eysni,c - I,ns
IA hv Nslson foWn ~ Keno 81
AZ fofie one ~ ~. 49, e"n,l,,,, -.
IS ~ ia. tx ns,,ii sr,,1 80
~ tbe ramon. Enf aIodeals.as ~ IA
ton a..i bss scbs,.a5 $500
& Aihs,s Nin8sar sf'a.. s,,,t n ta +.
sfsssseI,,,sa4. '', ,;,,a .' ''os & ""N y ..s
Alhars \. Nh MIA an 49, as.,,.
$500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

Separate Coats Special IN Serge coat Semi
fitted long. with tan embroidered collar and cuffs,
jewel buttons. in navy, grey, black and tan. big
special at $1,000
Ladies and Misses sizes in shepherd checks and
plain serge Coats fancy roll collars, black MORE
trimmed iewei buttons, half lined, plated back in
navy, grey and black. Priced a. $40 90, 12 80
and 10. 90
Poneee and Raiah Silk Goats at $1,000,
az. so, is 90. IL 90 and 1880
Black Silk Goats, loose and semi-htted. $40 90,
~, 80 and 10 90
New Wash Dresses-dade Of fine ainghams
in stripes and checks and plain chambrays natural
light blue and linen Dresses, Ouch neck with three
quarter sleeve High neck and long sleeves, pait-
ed and drop overskrt effect. Large variety Of col
lars at 50 9S, 3. %. 500. 6 90. z 80.
1000. 4 so and ID. 90
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

can give heart rs his plans, and spend
his means upon them. providing IN life
insurance 4 sum At his death for the com
pletion 81 his work alst year National
Life Insurance Co., Montpelier, VT (Mn.
tual.
S. S. Ballard, General Agent, Mont
pelier. Vt; N B. Ballard, local agent
Barre, Vt. tMutuall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
TRUTH CROPS OUT
why Pile Sufferers So often FAN to
Get Pellet.

Science Is getting p the bottom Of ev-
crythng, including the cause and cure
81 piles The brightest doctors now at.
NIT that piles are caused internally and
can be cured only BY internal treatment.
Dr. , s. Leonbardt some time ago per.
iected a remedy ia tablet form Hem
Rod. which cures the cause of piles and
therefore cures permanently. Il 5 sold
By Burt H. Wells Barre VT. under
money back guarantee 81 for = days
treatment. Dr Ieonhardt Co. Station
b, Buffalo, ~ \. Write for booklet,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

The newspaper fraternity throughout
The state VIII rejoice with publisher +.
u Whitney Of the Mortified News IN
tie announcement that Mrs Whitney
ha % l1r recovered from the effects of
her recent surgical operation is to he able
70 return % her home Best wishes for
speedy and complete restoration Of
good health. Waterbury Record
Likewise, they viii congratulate Editor
M y Bigelow Of the ST iohnsbury Gale.
DOMAIN over his successful initiation into
the appendicitis club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
HE DIDN'T BRING IT
Says H. Lunay Of GrauitevIle About
Recent Action In County Court.

Says II, Lundy Of Graniteviile About
Recent Action In County Court.
Editor Barre Daily Times Dear Eir'
Noting the statement ID your issue Of
May "a 1910 regarding the case Or
hearing ii Mr. and Mrs III Lunay 81
GraniteMlle. w. which was held ~
Washington county court. Montpelier
May 2a wish 10 call your attention
70 the fact that the action was not
brought by me, but by her Mrs Aindyi
through The efforts 81 her attorney, n.
L. Scott Of Barre. which was for Che
custody Of the child and the support o.
her and the child also. This she failed
70 Get. with the exception Of the GUS
toby 81 the child and a light ALLOWANCE,
towards the Keeping 81 said child unts
The September hearing
Begging 10 correct the statement in
said issue Of May q, ! remain.
Very truly yours
+. A Lundy.
Graniteyile, Vt. May Is, 1910.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

IN the failure Of The Vermont supreme
court % order the Rutland county assist
ant Judges 10 appoint license commits
soner- It seems that the clause Of the
local option law requiring the appoint
men within sixteen days i not enforehle
and that commissioners can be appointed
any time during the year after a town or
city has voted to license the sale Of
liquor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

Therefore Mr. Roosevelt may bring i
house past the customs officers Il be
wishes to. He took an immunity BATH,
when he was appointed special ambassa'
dor to King Edwards funeral
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
BARRE's GAIN III STATE coNyEN
ton.

BARRE'S GAIN IN STATE c0NyEN-
TfON.
Barre City did one thing two year ago,
which has just come out and that was
10 increase It's representation in the Re.
publican state convention to ten dele
gates, now being On an equality IN that
respect with Montpelier The representa-
tion is based on the Republican vote for
governor at the next preceding election.
and while Montpelier Republican vote
was somewhat larger, Il was not suft
Gent to give that city another delegate.
Burlington though much larger than any
city in the state has only sixteen dele
gates, because Of the closeness of the
party division between the Republicans
and Democrats. Inasmuch as The deIega
tions Id The Democratic State convention
are based Oh much the same principle. Il
behooyes the voters Of either party e
get out to tie polls and thus secure for
their community as strong representation
as possible ID the assemblies which make
the nominations for state Office This
applies with particular force to the Re.
publican party because the nominating
convention virtually elects the governor
Of Vermont the Republican plurality
being practically a certainty in every
election.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

Human nature Is much alike the Mas
sachusetts legislators pummeled each
other on the adiourning night Just AS
the Vermont legislators are wont to do.
But we hope they lett the inkstands
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

Ii the Democrats should elect their
greatest possibility for president, the
country would almost have Harmony
once again
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

ChiIdren's Coats-A large showing Of Chill
dren Coats made in plain serges. checks, novelty
mixtures and black silk. Ages 2 to years, priced
from 50. % to 6 IS
Rain Garments Loose fitting Repp Goats.
rubberizcd, military collar. ID navy, grey and black,
priced at $1,000
Craveneue Coats loose and semi-hued stvle
notch and military collars, ia Oxford grey tan and
olive green, prcedat S12 so, 13 10 and 4 q. 90
Rubber Slip ons' long loose fitting military
collar, in tan and grey. priced at $500.
Tailored Linen Suits-Semi.httsd coat 81. "a
80 and SO inches long full plated skirt plain al.
lored and braided styles, white and smoke pear bur.
tonsj eolors Natural Che most popular) white.
leather, light blue aud heliotrope Ladies' and
and 1900
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

il order to make tho best showing pos
sible the New England Fat Mems clue
ought to be in Montpelier on June 5 for
he weights and measures conference.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

Mr. HALEY Comet, kindly give the
veterans clear weather next Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

These summer baths are costly for
municipalities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

C.P. Hatch is elerking for s. G. You'd
ry
y. p. Woodbridge found one Of bis
work horses dead Monday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

Entered al the post Office 1t Barre e
second class matter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
The Ambitions Nan

50 Ayers street city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
Ribbon Sale Continues

Handsome Satin and Taffeta Rib
bons in Floral and Persian effects, 3
to 61k inches wide; beautiful colors
and Combinations of colors. Ribbons
that sell the world round for soc
and 75c yard. Special today .2Sc I'd.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

They look so much like others
which sell at Ten Dollars that we
ourselves can scarcely tell the diff
ference. Fine, big, full strands (21z
yards long). made of first grade
Marabout. in black and natural.
While there are 800 ofSthem to begin
with tomorrow, we can not promise
that there will be any left for Tues
days shoppers. Why not be safe
and select one Monday morning the
first thing?