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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
LADY BUGS ARE GUESTS
OF EXPRESS COMPANY
Millions Given Free Transpor.
tation to Melon Fields

Los ANGELES. March 3l-Miliions
of LADY bugs are receiving free trans
portation on the various railroads as
guests of Wells Fargo & Co. while
travelling from the state insecfarv AZ
Sacramento 70 the melon fields OF the
Imperial valley.
Three consignmenIs passed through
Los Angeles today en- route to Ell Cen
tro and other valley points. where they
will be turned loose TO browse upon
aphides and other insect pests that
harm the melon crops.
There are on hand in the insectarr
al Sacramento 52,e00.000 lady bugs
weighing IN the aggregate more than
ton These are TO be distributed
free among farmers who apply for
them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
YOUNG POLITICIANS
WAGESHARP BATTLE
Tricks of Older Players of Game
Prove Effective in the Boy
Mayor Campaign

II was expected that today would be
q period OF calm in the political cir
cles engaged in electing boy mayor
to act during the Columbia park boys
benefit week: that all OF the nominees
would be selected. and that nothing
remained save 10 await the action Of
the committee which viii select the
eight final candidates tonight The
best laid plans have gone wrong. how
ever, and for one cause OF another
there are stin half dozen schools TO
vote today on their candidates
Yesterday witnessed Z number Of
elections. some International and unex-
citing and others which brought out
any number Of hitherto undeveloped
politicians with als-the tricks OF the
older players in the game
Political speeches. bristling with is
sues OF the DAY, were heard at the
Fairmount school at the II o'clock re-
cess yesterday. preceding the election.
which took place al the noon hour
Fred Rienecker. who was the success
ful candidate. based his speech largely
on the schools and the appurtenances
thereof
Better buildings. gymnasiuns and
Fairgrounds were the burden Of his
discourse. while Akin Leavy. his oppo-
nent. was All for public utilities The
Geary street road was one of his PET
projects and he declared in positive
fashion that even should the people
fail TO return him as their candidate
he was for all time, srst. last and al
ways in favor Of those things for
which he smoke
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
HELfScny 500 <fEL .
LINccL0 Gc6ooZ

committee, who VIII seiscr the eight
who are 10 undergo further inspsc-
tion tomorrow morning when the
mayor viii be selected
This afternoon the baby show viii be
held AZ the Columbia Park boys club
IN Guerrero street IN connection with
the reception 70 be held there Il viii
have many unique features. for there
are 70 be Chinese and japanese babies,
French and Italian babies. fat babies.
thin babies. babies disIin guished for
their beauty. babies who are young
and soma who are younger
All the twins and tTiplsIS IN san
Francisco are invited. IN fact urged.
10 be present and II is expected thar
they viii be one Of the greatest at
fractions Of the dsF
There VIII ba babies 10 give away,
too NOT 10 every one OF course but
Il you are looking for q nice baby %
adopt for youT very own and YOU can
show The proper credentials. there are
10 be two or three very promising tiny
people there whom YOU may have
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
FIRE BOARD ASKS
FOR S1,613,956
Estimate Submitted for Depart,
ment's Requirements DUR
ing Next Fiscal Year

The fire commission decided al yes
terday's session asked the board o!
supervisors 10 allow the sum OF
sL.sl3.s5s for the department during
the next fiscal year
or this amount sI,374,sos will be
needed for salaries. s1sl.2ee for ma
terials and supplies and s47.s4e for
new apparatus.
The sums were the estimates pre-
pared by Secretary Mcdonnell and
Chief Murphy and were approved by
the board
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
NEW ALASKAN GOLD
STRIKE is REPORTED
Large Stampede Made TO New
Camp on Portland Canal

SEATTLE. March s1-Tf7e steamer
Northland which arrived from Alaska
today brings news Of q gold strike
on Portland canal Stewart
Half the population OF Ketchikar has
stampeded TO the new camp. which has
not yet been named.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Draw Nearly a Years Paw

Chief Probation Oflcer Hatch and his
corps of assistants drew Il months
salary yesterday at the city treasury.
the sum amounting TO $4,000. Auditor
Boyle was served with certified copy
Of the supreme court decision aff7rmfng 2
the validity Of the enactment of the
last legislature creating the offlces and
approved the demands
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
To Pass on Hetch Hetchy Bonds

Dillon Hubbard offered to pass
upon the validity OF the ss5B00. .o0e
Eetch Eetchy bond issue for $4,000
yesterday IN comm unicatien sent by
City Attorney Long TO the supervisors
This IS a reduction from their usual
charge Of s. per 81 GOO of issr,e
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
VIII Fix Light Rates

The license COMMITTEES of the board
postponed action on the question Of
increasing the charge made upon
theaters 10 reimburse the city for the
salaries OF the f7renen provided at
performances and the artificial lights
committee set next week as the time
for defining the rates 20 be paid for
gas and electricity during the next
fiscal Yea
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
and election - won 80 rictor

and election cards won the victory
seems still a question.
Adams cosmopolitan school elected
Edmund Powers. ard although the
election was preceded by no violent
demonstrations, II was admitted that
great deal OF quiet camp ajgning went
o.
BRIGHT LAD ELECTED
At the Bay View school Raymond
DaDis. who is said 10 be one Of the
brightest boys Of Is years IN his
school. was elected by ballots cast IN
each classroom
Gerald Rhodes vas elected Al the
Bergerot school after an energetic
campaign. IN which he was hotly con-
tested by Lewis Morrison A ballot box
tellers and judges brought a touch
Of reality into the mimic warfare and
gave the lads OF the grammar grades
q glimpse OF what they must later en-
gage in
Laguna Honda school selected Charles
Wissing for their candidate. but il
was very quietly done Athletics are
engaging the attention Of the pupils.
as preparations are going forward for
4 big meet No excitement is per
mitted athletes. 50 by raised hands IN
each class room the vote was taken
for the decision
Herbert Lohse will represent the Co
lumbia Cosmopolitan school. the pu-
pills decided yesterday. while Peter
Wilson was the choice OF the Sheridan
school.
Gilbert Brown was the victor at the
Monroe school after some busy cleo
tioneering on the part Of his friends
and an election wherein feeling ran AZ
fever heat
Herman Kurtzman. who has been
conducting a campaign OF speeches Of
concihatiou al the John SWEET school.
SO impressed his constituents that they
returned him as their candidate
OF the Catholic schools. Sacred
Heart was the first 10 elect their can
6idate. who is Hilman Campbell
This evening the successful candi-
dates viii meet and be inspected by a
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

Finally I went 10 see yeu and yoar herb rrn-
edieS brO1zhr relief and cured ne after q few
weeks treatment gladly recommend tbrSr
herbs and VIII tel e~sTr body about nv coEnplefe
cure IN gratitude
CHS NELSON
ses Danssa ST. san Frsacisoo. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Minimizing Sunday Labor

NEW YORK March 31.-Chairuaa Z.
Il Gary of the United States steel cor
poration has sent a telegram TO the
presidents Of all the subsidiary com
paniss requesting them TO observe and
carry into effect the spirit OF the res
olution passed by the finance committee
IN 1907 calling for the minimizing as
much as possible Of Sunday labor III
the corporation mills.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
DR.. Mark @. Wing Co.
e Washington Street
. - r-,--5sc, -

San Francisco Cal.
Jan Is. 1914
Ter four years I Ezs q
sufferer from asthma and
tried many doctors in the
country befp-s ] cane 70
San FTzncisce. hoping ths
climate would help ne
Here ] was treEfed by the
nns1 prunine1r phyzicis1s
without bein< cured
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
GIRLS, ENTER CONTEST
FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN
Funds Given by Voters to Fur
nish Royal Wardrobe
TSpecioi Diseofch 10 The Call

I0pecloI DLspoich 70 ne Cali
SANTA ROSA. March s1-Interest in
the rose carnival and automobile races
to be held here May 5. and has been
increased by the opening OF the noni-
nations for tie rose carnival queen
and the appointment OF Miss Jenries
Marjorie Jacobs. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Jacobs, as queen OF the
Juvenile section Of the carnival
Fer the next three weeks lively
contest viii be waged by the friends
and admirers Of the various candidates
Votes will be q cent apiece and stufzing
Of the ballot box will be in order by
all sides. as II is 10 be good natured
rivalry TO secure the honor and funds
for furnishing the queen with an ap-
propriate wardrobe
The nominations for queen Of the
rose carnival which have been receive,
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

The marble cutters and fnishers
union has voted 70 affiliate With the
San Francisco labor council and The
state federation OF labor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

Barber shop porters' and bsthhouse
employees union No. 1858 has unionized
z branch Of the Lurline baths in Geary
street Il is reported that Sutro's is
stil unfair TO organized labor. Trades
Uionists are requested TO ask for the
card or button when visiting bath
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

L vas stated a. yesterdays meetine
C.f leather workers on horse goods
union that arrangements are being
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

T1e sailors union OF the Pacific has
received Z report from Tacoma an
nouacing that men are scarce Al that
point
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

MTTrUCII oSEN & HUNTER AUTO co.
WI SllELL s91 G. 6 az. Tel Market ~
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
Our Schools

Our public school opened las.
week with a good attendance and
fine corps of teachers. F. F.
Tompsen is the new superintend-
ent. One of the innovations is a
course in agriculture in charge O.
Prof. L. E. Meader, wlo is sal!
to be we'll qualified for the work.
The following are the various
teachers and the enrolment OF tho
ward schools:
High School-Enrollment 19I. l..
e. Meader, Principal; James Jen-
nison, Science; Miss May Duggins,
English; Mrs. Matte Yancey, Math
ematics; Miss Annette Francisco,
Latin and German; Miss Helen
Krabiel, Greek and Latin; Miss
Bette Rucker, History; Miss Fish
err, English; Miss Harriet Laurie.
list grade-enrollment rs.
West Building-Enrollment pa
Miss Minnie A. Orear, 1st; Miss
Mary Rayhill, I'd; Miss Helen Sli;
Sd; Miss Anna Mccormack, 4th
Miss Maud England, 5th; Miss Lii
Ian Barnum, 9Th; Miss Maud Her
wood, principal, 7th.
East Building-Enrollment 273-
Miss Nettie McMillen, 1st; Miss
Ada Swisher, I'd; Miss Juani:a
Bewley, Sd; Miss Ellis Coleman
4th; Miss Mable 'Harriso >, 5th Mi e
Katherine Ewell, 9Th; Miss Alice
Welborn, principal, 7th; Mss EN-
lily Albeitz, 9Th.
North Buildi g-Enrollment 7s-
Miss Berrice Clark, 1st and I'd
Miss Rosa Richter, Sd and 4th
Miss Lillian Sparks, principle, 5th
and 9Th.
Colored School-Errollment II
Miss L. E. Wright, 1st; Miss w
Williams, I'd and Sd; Miss Aurlint
Freeman, 4!h; William Hobbs 5tf
and 9th, j. H. Kenner eth and Sth
and High School
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
Circuit Court

Judge Samuel Davis is presid-
ing over the Circuit Court which
convened Monday, There is a
big docket. The following is a
list of the jurymen empaneled.
Arrow Rock-Jack Dysart, A.W.
Neff.
Blackwater-J. R. Marr, c. c.
Hansbrough.
Cambridge-Eli Daniel, Forest
Rhodes, John E. Hawkins.
Clay-John Heuman, Geo. Deer
Elmwood-Joe Hamill, T. S.
Smith.
Grand Pass-Ernest McRoberts
A. Webb.
LIBERTY. c. Baldwin, J. c. H y,
Marshall--John r. Buck, Nj. f
Cooper, Will Pemberto".
Miami-Robt. Snoddy, Henry
Meier.
Salt Fork-John Hickman, AleN
Thomas.
Salt Pond-J. F. Evans, W. II
Dierker.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
Sunday School Campaign

The First Presbyterian Sunday
School last Sunday opened cam-
paign of building up the school by
the "Escott" plan. The pupils and
teachers were divided into two
equal numbers and ]. T. Fisher
was made captain OF the "Hard
Workers" and N. Mex. Myers of
the "Wide-Awakes" the opposing
faction. The first named company
of course has all the hard workers.
brains, and ability, Eve belong to
the hard workersn and will win
in a walk.
Alfred Rock has charge of the
contest while the pastor and SupE.
Harry Francisco constitute neu-
trail advisory committee. The COZ
test will close with a big rally on
the last Sunday in October.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
Church News

The Saline County Bap.is. AS
siciatio1 had very successful meet
ing at Slater last week. The next
meeting will be held ait Nap:on.
The Christian Church OF this
city is preparing for a great reviv
al meeting which is to commence
Sunday, Oct. 9th. They have Sc
cured the services OF Rev. Herbert
Yeuell, an evangelist OF national
reputation who has held great
meetings all over this country
from Main to California and from
the Lakes to the Gull. He will
be ably assisted by a splendid lead
er of songs. Besides being a very
talented speaker, Mr.. Yeuell is one
of the sweetest spirited OF men
and has held several most success
ful Union Meetings. People all
over Saline County are invited to
come and enjoy the meeting.
Rev. j. E. Mcdonald and family
moved to Springfield this week.
Rev. Mcdonald was given a fine
charge there with a salary of 5000
and a nice parsonage also.
Rev. w. M. RAIDER the new pre-
siding elder for the Marshall dis
trict of the M. e. Church, South,
has rented the Collier residence on
Highland and will move here from
Slater at once. Rev. Barnes will
move to st. Louis.
Regular services at I. o. o. F.
hall Sunday by the Cumberland
Presbyterians, preaching morning
at II and evening at 80. Sunday
School at $50 a m. and Christian
Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Christian Science subj c. Sunday
"Reality."
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
Stock Market.

National Stock Yards, II. Sep: 81.
The cattle market so far this
week with very liberal run Mon
day, has held full steady and some
of the best kind are 10 to 15c low
er than the close OF last week. We
have had liberal run of the right
kind of cattle, which sold from ST.
to 7.60, wirh one choice lot at 7.9O.
A few yearlings reached SC. The
demand has been. exceptionally
good on all classes of steers and
the best light heifers. The heavy
heifers are very hard to sell at any
thing like satisfactory price and
are 25 to 40c lower than the best
time of last week. The good
heavy cows are, also very draggy
and are 25c lower. Common and
medium cows have held s'rong and
are a shade higher than the close
of last week. Bulls steady. Stock
ers and feeders of all kinds have
moved very freely at steady
prices. We look for the good cat
tie to continue to sell good, bat
the common kinds will sell lit l.
lower.
The hog market this week wi h
only moderate receipts has susf
ed a severe break. The light hog
are selling today '4Oc lower, thai
Monday with top OF S9.4O. The
heavy hogs have not broken as
bad as the lights, especially the
ones weighing $50 to $50 lbs, This
kind are quoted from 1915 TO &c.
Same class were selling last week
from 500 to 9.1O. 200 to go lbs iare
selling from $s,1O to e.S5, We can
not offer any encouragement on
this hog market as it looks like
they are going to pound these hog
down as they can not afford to
use them at the prices.
The sheep market this week has
held about steady. Lambs 10 to
l5c higher with top of S7.25 for
the best lambs $4,S5 for the best
mutton sheep. The breeding sht eo
have suffered a decline of % to
40c.with top OF S4s5. We look
for just a fair rui OF stock nsx
week, but very little improvement
on anything except the best steers
and. we viii have to have few OF
them In order to get any advance
on them. Yours truly,
DRAGON, BECKER & co
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
Real Estate Transfers

D s Henry to j II Audsley
z lots 81, 2S Henry add Slater go
NJ + Ming, ct al to John Blair
part lot block 27 Marshall 1000
L L Smith Ito c Fl witcher lot
10 part 9 Sweet Spri- gs ... SOC
j M Johnson by trustee to F
H Brockway so acres in Is
SOL 9...... .'.... l.--<..- --- -. 5000
Jas A Gordo to VIM Pip &
J r Durrett lot block IS
College add Marshall ..... $50
Chas Jungerman to VIM Opier
lois 1, Q & IA to 81 leckbur
8, 9 to 12 block "F" Black
burn & .Rea 2nd add .... $500
VIM M, & Jno A Ollie to Au- )
brey F Dee, ct al 20 acres in
1s-51-1s ...... ....-. .-.-.. 49,. 1900
B M Spotts ito Roy Burgar3
and wife lot block 16 Eng
lish add Marshall ...... 500
Margaret j. Gaines eft al to
Minnie Ucker part lots 20, 81
block Q Bergman & Bush
Add Marshall .....--. leo
w F Vessel by Trustee to
Mae Vessel pit sec Wares
add Sweet Springs ...... ..--.. 80
A e Gore to Hattie Crockett
part lot 1 block 2Allen I'd
add Marshall ...,.. -........--. 1850
Jas Lee to Jerry Cooper 20 acres
in 7-51-23 ...... -....- ----... &C.,. 500
Emily ID. Vawter to III Killing
T Conway to Aubrey Conway
lots 1, 10 Eastwood Add and +,
1sO IT by 300 TT. Adjoining
lot said Additioa ........--- 1859
Emily d Vawter Ito H Killing
144 acres in 15-50-22 ...... ...16010
Lloyd & Rosa Doan by grdn
I to Florence A James Ii iat
in 240 acres In 25-52-2i ... s5Is
Same to Winoma A Clark 12i.63
acres In 25-52-21 .,..... 17?C
D r Huff to Jno c Powell part
lots II, ~ block %" Gillian 10ot
Lilburn O'Howeil to Phi G Mar
shall & wife lot block 20
College add Marshall ...--.,-- 100
Minnie L Spears ct al to Win
ona A Clark 12i.62 acres in
| 25-52-N ...... ---... -....
Same to Floyd Doan ct al 100
acres in 25-52-21 .....
Same to Florence A James $40
acres in 23-52-21 ........- -..---.--
Fl, Bernadena Echelcamp to G
n. Sellmeyer G. J f G:ger
1-S int in 80 acres, 16-51-16 -. so
w ] Bure to B s Blackburn
lot S, 6, block 80 Miami ..
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
Among the Sick

Rev. and Mrs. o. S. Russell left
Wednesday for st. Louis, where
the latter underwent an operation
in the Baptist hospital for appen-
dicitis. Mr.. Russell has been grant
ed vacation by his congreg alton
and will remain with his wife at
the hospital.
Mike Cain is seriously i'll at his
home on West Arrow.
Nellie Greenlee, daughter of Bert
Greenlee is very sick.
Mrs Stephen Tuder5 i ssu.f f;ring
from a cancer.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
UncaIled for Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the
Marshall Mo. postoffice, Sept 81
1910, If not called for in is days
will be sent to the dead letter OF
flee at Washington, ID, c.
Misses Ruth Wuneke, Rosa Park
er.
Mesdames Julia Neff, c. E. Davis
and Mrs. Geodan.
Messrs Harry Martin, John Sc
ward, M: w. Williams, E. II. Ham
mond, C. NJ. White. Mr.. Allen, care
OF Mcdonald Paint Co.
L. w. VAN DYKE, p. M,
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
DE ATHS ]!

THOMAS M. HORNE died al
Blackwater suddenly Sa.urd ~
morning of heart failure after all
eventful career, Preacher, infi1el
editor, slayer, mark som, OF the
important epochs in Mr.. Horne's
life. He was a mixture OF the
generous and the impulsive.
His death annuls charge
against him of disturbing the
peace in Arrow Rock recently
when he went to that place with
the avowed purpose of shooting
a physician. 1t is said he went
to the physician's office and find
ing him away sat down and went
to sleep with his feet on the desk
The doctor having gone out the
back way on his approach and Sc
cured an officer to arrest him.
Mr.. Horne was man of splen-
did physique and was at one time
an able Methodist minister, later
going to the extremes of infiderity
He was a man whom one was
compelled to admire, yet made
some bitter enemies and a killing
in Arrow Rock was always hell
against him by those familiar with
the circumstances.
OF late his eyesight became so
poor that he was compelled to
abandon his newspaper work and
as a result became very despon-
dent and passed his time by cit
ting around, drinking or brooding
His health, too, gradually failed
and the Angel of Death Saturday
was no doubt welcome visitor
to himself as he seemed to have
no desire to live longer.
He is survived by his aged moth
er, wife and two cihldren-Thom-
as, and Harry. His burial occur
red Sunday afternoon az the Ar
row Rock cemetery, bis old home
town. Richard Horne, nf this city
is a brother Of the deceased and
came up from Oklahoma to attend
the funeral. His father was one
of the pioneer settlers of Arrow
Rock.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
Obituary

After fifteen years of suffering
Philip Royar departed this life on
Sept. II, 1910 at his home TAI Cor
onada st. Los Angles, Cal. ~. He
was born in Miami Jan. II, 1881
and was the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
August Royar. Beside his aged
parents he is survived by his wife
and two children-Murray and
Louise-five sisters and three
brothers.
Philip was reared and educated
in Miami, Mo. and made am able
assistant in his fathers store for
years. In 1881 he was made dept
postmaster in the Miami postoffice
assisting his father who had
charge. In 1885 he decided to try
his luck in the far west, California,
Both In Redlands and Los An
geles fortune smiled on him and
favored him with brilliant success
1t was in Los Angeles that he met
wooed and wed his wife who
was Miss Mary e. Livering. A pic
ture and art store was the kind
Of business he chose and each year
he became more prosperous, but
finally that dreadful disease loco
motor .ataxia begun its prey upon
his system, and though herois
sufferer he clu1g to business with
much accuracy. Every thing'known
to his physicians was used on him
to effect cure but to no avail
As last resort he requested that
he might be taken to famou:
hospital in Chicago and il, July this
request was granted. After re-
naming there mouth to hil
dismay he found that luck wal
against him and he then requested
to be taken back to his California
home where he could spend hi,
last few days with his homefolks
He rapidly grew worse and tho
he had great desire to live, HI
became reconciled to his fate anC
was fully prepared to meet hi
Pilot face to face for ellis life wa
gentle and the elements SO mixet
him that nature might stand III
and say to the world: This was 4
man,"
Philip was consistent membc
of the Methodist church and al
enthuastic member of the Od'
Fellows lodge.
One by one earth's ties are broker
AS we see our love decay
And the hopes SO fondly cherishe'
Brighten but to pass away. );
One by one our hopes grow brigh
er,
AS we near the shining shore,
For we know across the river,
Waits the loved ones gone befor,
Mrs. A. p. Bisohp.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-23
Public Sales

Alonzo Zeigel will have sale o !,
horses, cattle, hogs farming i'm
plements and household iuraiture
on his farm, one mile north o, FL e
Lick, on Tuesday, Sept. g7'h, COM
mencing at 10 a, m,