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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
final STEAMER IS
OFFFORFAIRBANKS
Last Mail and Passengers for
the Gold Camp This Year
Leave Dawson

SEATTLE, Sept. 24.-The final steam
er for Fairbanks left Dawson. Yukon
territory, today. carrying the last mail
and passengers that will reach the
gold camp by water this year. Ice is
already forming in the Yukon and the
miners are preparing for the long, dark
winter.
Last September the Iditarod excite
ment was strong in the Tanana district
and steamboatmen took a chance on
getting supplies to the new camp, with
the result that number of boats were
frozen in. This year more precaution
is shown.
Steamers are yet to leave Seattle for
Nome, But until next spring Fairbanks
and the Iditarod will be reached over
the Valdez Fairbanks trail and the
Cordova Chitina Fairbanks railroad
and trail.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
DENTIST ARRESTS
PATIENT FOR DEBT
Charge of Obtaining Property by
False Pretenses Is Pre-
ferred in Court

So many dentists have been victim
lied by men and women having their
teeth filed with gold and forgetting
to pay their bills that the state board
of dental examiners has determined to
prosecute them, and with this object in
view a test case was commenced yes
terday when DR.. NJ H. Schord of the
Hewes building, Sixth and Howard
streets, .swore out a warrant in Police
Judge Conlan's court for the arrest of
John Doe" Dreyfus.
Dreyfus is charged with obtaining
property by false pretenses, and in the
complaint ii is alleged that In June last
Dreyfus represented to Doctor Schord
that if Schord would deliver to him $50
in gold he would pay to Schord $50 in
gold coin, which he had no intention
of doing.
1t is the first case of the kind and
will be watched with keen interest by
attorneys, dentists and citizens gener-
ally.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
PAST CHIEFS ELECT
OFFICERS FOR TERM
Branch of Foresters of America
Holds Meeting

At meeting of the past chiefs as
ISOLATION of the Foresters of America,
held last Friday in Polito hall, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
current term:
Kitty Schneider, president; Essie
Kragen. vice president; Harry Munter,
secretary (re-elected); Mary Connnen,
treasurer re-elected).
Previous to the election Deputy Su-
preme Chief Companion Emma Agnes
Harrington. assisted by Past Grand
Chief Companion Mate H. Cartwright,
gave an exemplification OF 'initiatory
and floor work in all the subordinates
of the order. At the next meeting
there will be a social evening in
honor of the secretary, who has been
elected grand marshal of the grand
circle of the order.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
Lissner Starts Southward

With the republican campaign plans
at this end of the state well under way
and the preliminary work meeting with
success, Meyer Lissner, chairman of the
republican state central committee, last
night left for Los Angeles to get the
southern portion of the state into line
and establish smooth working condi-
tions between the various organlza-
tions and the central body.
Daniel Ryan, vice chairman, takes
charge of the activity in the republican
circles of the northern section OF the
state for the coming week. Ryan spent
the day yesterday largely in confer
ence with Lissner. 1t was given out
that L.issner would visit Los Angeles
and straighten out all the details or
the republican organizations of that
city and then visit the larger cities of
the south.
AS the end Of the week, yesterday
was a busy day at republican head
quarters. Reports from all sections of
movement creating Johnson and Wal
lace clubs is widespread and meeting
with a general enthusiasm.
To the banner of the Johnson and
Wallace clubs are coming the former
adherents of Curry and Anderson. the
rank and file of republicans, whatever
their leaning prior TO the nominations,
are IdlllnR INTO llIlc pchllu tAlO OOAiASNAA
standard. say the central committee
men. In addition to these strong
force of registered democrats are in the
ranks pledged to pull for johnson and
Wallace.
The committee on organization of
the republican county committee re-
ported yesterday that already results
were being received from the movement
started the other night to establish
Johnson and Wallace clubs in all OF
the assembly districts Of San Fran =
cisco county. Particularly was this so
in the fortieth. forty-frst, thirty-sev-
enth and thirty ninth districts. where
organizations are nearly completed.
The plan adopted takes from any
committee the work of forming the
clubs and calls on leaders of the diff
ferent republican organizations to get
together with the legislative candl-
dates and the county and state COM
mitteennen in the forming of the clubs.
These will be established throughout
the city by Thursday night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

There are so many and such
variety that we can not enumerate
the yards in each piece.
Odd borders sewn together
make splendid hall runners or
stair carpets.
These prices are actually less
than one-third the regular selling
price for many of them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

been conceded, and is almost as remarkable as
their almost unbelievable physical endurance
and strength.
The svelt, trim. elegant figures of Japanese
men and women proverbial. Japan is an
island of. Venuses and Apollos.
The Tokino Treatment solves the problem for
every fat man and woman in America. The won
der of it Is that it not sooner introduced
here. 1t has remarkable fat-reducing powers
coupled with the giving of great strength
and the moldng of the human form to
perfect lines. II is wonderfully satisfying to des
perate fat men and women Its results often
surpass the understanding. Not a cent is asked
to try ii, you can judge for yourself. For this
reason so cent package of this Tokino Treat
ment. in the unique and beautiful original box
is sent absolutely free to any one who will
merely send name and address on the coupon
below. Send for it today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

RANCHER FOUND DEAD-San Diego Sent %
The body of Cholney Woodward a well known
rancher Of La Presa was discovered in the
brush st Thirty fourth and Hawthorne streets
late yesterday by a party of surveyors A
post mortem revealed that physical ailments
caused death. The deceased was about Il
years Of &. Two weeks ago he vanished from
the county hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
johnson Completes First
JCtdge Of Tour Of J1tdte

Hiram W. Johnson and Squap Hill ferry boat In the
photo from left right Judge A. G. Burnett republican candidate
reelection the third appellate district Hiram W. Johnson Alexander
Gordon republican candidate for railroad the first district
and B. L. Reynolds ferry boat captain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
Sonoma Campaign Program

SANTA ROSA. Sept. 24.-The repub-
licah and democratic county central
committees have outlined plans of cam
paign to be carried out during the next
few weeks in Sonoma county. Meet
ings will be held at which the county
candidates will be present as follows
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
MURDER

MURDER THEORY DISPRovED-Newnort
Ore. Sept 24-Investgstion by the coroner
dscloses that Chris Munson. sawulll en-
ploye who was found dead near his home yes
terday. was not murdered He committed
suicide by swallowing carboiic acid.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25

CHECK LEADS TO JAIL-San Diego Sept "a.
". n. Palmer. who told the police that his
home is in Los Angeles, is in jail here today
result. it is charged, of uttering a fcu-
tious check.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23

our different diplomatic agents are promoted
upon the business which they secured for the
Trusts in their territories.
In the second place, his treatment of the
little Central American countries has been
nothing short of outrageous. He has backed
big Fruit Trust up in it's efforts to over
throw the Nicaraguan government and when
ever it looked as if the government troops
would whip the Fruit Trust troops he has
been ready to send an American warship to
the little country to interfere and intimidate
the Nicaraguan government.
Indeed, Philander G. has made Secretary
of State who won't do any credit to the al
ready discredited Taft administration
Aand another truth is that if Nicaragua
had been a powerful governments one able
to hold her own with us in fight, Philander
c. would have kept hands off and let the gov
eminent and the Insurgents fight out their
quarrels to their own satisfaction
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23
PAGE FOURTEEN

out of the farmers hands when he began his
Bull raid. Patten, realizing that there was
no cotton in the farmers hands, began his
Bull campaign, which was simply fight be-
tween two sets of gamblers to make what
money they could out of the other, and Pat
ten happened to come out on top.
If next year Patten happened to think that
he could play the game successfully from the
Bear side, Patten would be the leading Bear,
just as he lead the Bulls this year.
No, the truth of the matter is that neither
set cares a thrip about the farmer, it is simply
fight between two shrewd cliques to make
as much money as possible out of the farmers
hard labor
The proper thing to do is to do away with
Wall Street speculation in cotton, and give
the farmers a legitimate market-one not
controlled by set of spectators, either Bulls
or Bears, but one controlled by supply and
demand.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23
THE JEFFERSONIAN

PERSISTENT rumors from Pennsylvania have
it that Secretary of State Knox will resign
from the Cabinet of President Taft and be-
come candidate for Governor of Pennsyl-
vania
Thank the Lord if the rumors are true.
Pennsylvania has long endured such men
as Knox and John Dalzell, and Pennsylvania
is SO accustomed to the Knox type that she
can stand him as Governor much better than
the whole country can as Secretary of State.
While as Secretary Of State, Mr.. Knox has
been supposed to be the most important Cab
met officer of Mr.. Taft's administration, he
has proved to be one of the most undesirable,
such men as Ballinger and Wickersham not
excluded.
In the first place, he has proved the most
subtle tool of the corporations, changing our
diplomatic force into an agency for j. P
Morgan & Co., making the merits on which
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23

gary-starchy acknowledgements on
the stalks. At that juncture, the
stalks are quite four feet in height
l have waited till the cane was
full ripe before cutting it down. The
seed were threshed and saved, and
the cane stored in the barn, and fed
to mich COWS, hogs and other cattle
during the winter. The cane was, of
course, run through a feed-cutter.
The seed, ground or boiled, make
superior food for mich COWS. The
seed of Links Hybrid is next to
wheat in point of nutriment. Care
fully cleaned and ground, they make
a griddle cake equal almost to a
buckwheat cake. We have yet to at
tain to a becoming appreciation of
the high-grade canes.
Experiment, Georgia.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23
HAS PLACED JEFFS IN SEVEN
TEEN HOMES.

Dear Mr. Watson:-I have been
thinking that l would write you a
few lines to let you know that the
fire" is breaking out in North Ala
bama. My sister sent me the weekly
JeffersOnian a few months ago, and
now [ have got it in seventeen
homes. I think you have more
eyes on the mission subject than
any other man that ever lived. I
have filled out my coupon, and I am
sending it to you.
G. B. MEEKS.
HOleyVille, Ala, Route 5.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23
1.-THE COMPANY OF THE SOUTH"
Being Conducted Along Lines of Pro-
greSSiVeneSs Blended With
Conservatism.

That Georgia and the South are
coming into their Own-in fact have
practically arrived-is abundantly
illustrated by the willingness with
which the people Of the South have
rallied to the Empire Life Insurance
Company. Until the organization,
and the assured success of this COM
pany, a financial institution outside
of the money markets of the East
was unheard of In a remarkably
short time the Empire Life has dem
Onstrated it's power in the financial
world, and it's earnestness of purpose
in keeping in the South the many
millions of dollars annually sent to
the life insurance companies of the
East in the form of insurance pre-
miumS.
The Empire Life Insurance Com
pany is a Southern institution, with
home offices in Atlanta. 1t was or
ganized, financed, and is being con-
Quoted by Southern men. It's man
agement has been highly commend
ed by competent insurance experts
who have arrived at their conclusions
by making exhaustive and painstak-
ing examination into the affairs Of
the company, as required by law.
Not a blemish is to be found on it's
record, not an adverse criticism has
been passed.
Aside from it's Importance to the
South as a financial institution,
standing ready to conserve money
for the benefit of the people in the
section where it operates, the En-
pire Life affords ample protection in
the form of insurance policies un-
matched. Every policy is based on
scientific lines, worked out through
years of actual trial Every policy
is worth one hundred cents on the
dollar. Settlements are prompt and
as liberal as consistent with fairness
to policyholders.
Important among the many excel
lent features of the Empire Life are
the facts that it is an old line, mu-
tual, legal reserve company. The old
line feature implies that the basis on
which the company operates is sound
to the core every plan has been tried
out, tested, and found efficient.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23
A Crop of Corn After Oats
BY Martin V. Calvin.


The larger portion of Oat stubble
should be planted to COW peas-the
Clay or the Unknown, for hay; the
Whip-poor-will for seed. A portion
might be given to soy beans for for
age.
If you have never made a crop of
June corn, try to make one this year.
Any of the 9O-day varieties will an
swer. Seed the land, set apart for
corn, by the 25th inst, if possible
the earlier the better
Many SOW peas after oats because
they think no fertilizer is required.
Do not fall into that error. Broad
cast on the acreage for peas at least
400 pounds Of high grade 10: four
goods (acid phosphate and potash);
it will pay in a greatly increased
crop of superior hay, and a larger
crop of peas in the case of the
Whip-poor-Wills.
There is no better fertilizer for
corn than 7:2:2-acid phosphate,
nitrate of soda and muriate of pot
ash-875 pounds of 16 per cent.
acid phosphate, $50 pounds of nj
trate of soda and 240 pounds of mu-
riate of potash will fill the bill. Use
800 to $50 pounds per acre. Guilt
vate rapidly, lightly, level.
If the young corn should be struck
by drought, it will weather through
and assert itself under the influence
of the August rains. In case of
drought, keep the soil between rows,
close up to the plants, broken one to
tTxyo oahn n he
sary to do that work twice or thrice
a week. In any event, keep the sur
face free from caking, and thus pre-
vent evaporation of soil moisture.
Many farmers are inquiring about
Irish potatoes for fall planting. The
Lookout Mountain potato is, par eX-
cellence, the best. Do not yield to
the temptation to plant until after
the middle of July. Better, August
first
6:4:9-Acid phosphate, nitrate of
soda or it's equivalent in cotton meal,
and sulphate of potash; $50 pounds
of the first mentioned, 500 pounds
of the second and $50 pounds of the
third element will make mixture
adapted to the demands of the Irish
potato. The sulphate of potash is to
be preferred to the muriate because
it develops starch, and produces
"mealy potato"-a potato, which
properly boiled or steamed, can not
be taken up with fork.
Do not forget to plant a good
acreage to Amber, Orange or Links
Hybrid cane for forage. Few plants
are grown with greater ease or pro-
duce larger quantity of first-class
forage.
Objection is entered that "sor-
ghum" will kill cattle. If cattle be
permitted to go into a field and
gorge themselves on green cane, the
chances, ten to one, are that they
will have bloat. 1t is the green cane
that does the work. The canes, I
have mentioned, should not be cut
for food until Vnagt1 HE WaX-a Sill
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23
JEFFs GROWING IN POPULARITY.

Dear Mr.. Watson:-I must tell
you the Jeffs are going like hot
cakes; no trouble to get subscribers
for your paper. Never in your life
have you been so popular among the
people as you are today, and you are
growing stronger every day. [ pray
to God you may grow in wisdom and
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23

favor with God and the people, and
that you may live long
Your true friend and supporter,
J. M. SHEFFIELD.
Flowery Branch, Ca. Route 4.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23
THINGS ARE HUNMING IN COBB
COUNTY.

Dear Mr.. Watson:-I tell you
things are humming up here in Cobb
county. Nearly every family on R.
F. D. No. take either the weekly
or the Magazine, and a great many
take both. Many on other routes, and
not few in Marietta, are reading
everything that Mr. Watson says
these days.
Marietta, Ga. G.. M. HEAD.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23

WANTED-Parties who cannot get
Life Insurance to write for our
Booklet, ''The New Life Insurance
Paid up in four years-pays divi-
dends while you live, and after your
death. o. D. Small, Pres, 10th Floor
Gambler Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
RAISES MILLIONS WITH A BIG CLOCK

Chae, 3, ward. official money.
raiser Tor the Y NJ. G. A. in Amer.
lea, strikes 10 every time lie
never runs slow but ne has boon
Ia little fast occasionally and 40
has come out two ct three minutes
past ~ when HIS days work Was
over.
our story books told ua We
would never succeed IL we watch.
Oh the clock. Wards success han
come from making other people
watch a.
Whom a local y. NJ. G A. wants
a new building & sends for Ward
20 conduct "ahortterm building
campaign" He puts up big
clock. measuring 90 foet In diam
oter. Ia public place
There are no Roman numbers on
this clock Plain Arabic flggors "
introduced BY palmer Yankee dol
lar signs mark the points Of The
dial. to tell how goes the day with
the busy Y. a. G. A solicitors
When the goal is ts0O.00o the big
hand moves three minutes cyCry
time $4,000 81 added
The nttle hand always points 20
ne. whore the goal ia marked
Ward has made the hand sweep
around tho face in 58 cities Bach
time The big hand hss ended hy
lying over the lltgle one. except
when its Impetus carries IL past
the goal IN birmingham. Ala
he needed only sa0o 900 20 strife
ne. bat he Just couldnt help raise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10

A word Of warning 20 those wish.
Ing 70 participate % This Great
Warehouse Sale OF brand new. high
Grade pianos
OF the two-scOrc instruments 90.
naming az our storage quarters
the beginning Of the week less than
half are still uns0ld
The past few days have witness
ed Unprecedented buying and ii Is
for any one who has been lahorlng
under the impression that there ls
still plenty Of time 60 which 20 in.
vestigate that our word of warning
is particularly addressed
We must positively vacate our
warehouse at Third avenue south
and Washington street this week
and We are going % do our level
best 20 sec that 70 lg not necessary
70 handle these remaining pianos a
second time
One thing is certain N the buy
Ing continues for the remainder III
the week like % has kept 40 FOR
the first three days there viii De-
none left for those who come IA al
the last minute 90 make q selection
Bear IN mind that these pianos
are every ono of them brand new
Instruments. not shopworn or OK.
changed or slightly damaged. and
that they are the products of tho
foremost factories in America
Such world renowned makes as the
Chickerlng, Kimbnll. Lester. Hobart
NJ Gable Hallet q Davis. smith q
Barnes. Story q CLARK. ETC.. behind
each Of which d. the unconditional
guarantee Of the maker. as VOL as
our own
There are stlli some very OK.
ceptional selections 10 be- made by
those Wbo come o. once either 10
our store Of 70 ouf Warehouse
which mhy BIZ reached By taking
any car line to Third avenue and
Yo8ler way and walking one block
south 10 Washington street but let
us urge upon YOU more blf6ntiv
Than ever % come "a once II you
still wish 10 participate IN fhie
great money saving event Eliors
Music House. successor 10 - 3.
Johnston Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
ODDS
AND
L ~ DS

The monitor cheyenne ulN he sent
90 Seattle to he placed ai the dis
posai ~ the Seattle battalion ~ nc
Washington naval militia accord
iuF Co Insurance. received by ~.
ucera ~ the @ania4tiun
GARY. Ind Alfred Aliltcer see
Rotary ~ "a realty company was
killed and John Geiael ~ WilmQnG
MIMI. seriously injured ln an auto.
mobile accident here yesterday
RoME Ga The first monument
in the United Stafcs to the Women
of she CunfvdeMcy WAS unveiled
here yesterday
DUBLIN The lord mayer e
Dublin BIAS received s public ietier
suggesting thnt Theeaort Roosevelt
be- granted the freefieni uf tne city.
az me has done more fnr thv Irish
people and the Catholics IN America
ttan an hts prrtsce a9Fa ptt io-
gcther"
LONDON a navy % a nice sort
~ a thing to hnfe around hut ~
Isn't ths cheapest thing ln the world
The navy estimates for 1919. Issued
today. provide Tor the suenalne ~
secs enc 500 thia year.
LONDON william JenuinKa hrY
an fnay b. transforming lu South
America ard r r. IN Africa. bat
Charles "a Fairbanks r. NOS eHf 81
the running The former vice prWnl.
dent was entertained lnat ntTht BY
"a distinguished company the Earl
~ HalsburY prefidins
C'I.EvET. AND When a run start 4.
"a "a the seiefV 20 Savings q con
cern with tsa eco oe9 deposits. yes-
terday. fermrr Governor Myrun y.
Herfiek president - Tire bank
stacked " 600 900 on the couuscru
and told the frightened patrons 20
come On. The run Is sHhsisiinE The
cause ia unknown.
NEW YORK. A fhree-foot
wreath ~ white hyaftntha ard srni-
lax from President and Mrs TAFT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-10
PROPOSES A
TESTIMONIAL
FOR SHERIFF
Teacher Heads Movement
10 Show Proper Appre-
citation for Care of
Women Prisoners.

Nine Rachel rocNeet, q French
teacher living az ii6 b4th 81 NJ e
headins movement on the part
Of Seattle women TO express To
sheriff Hodge their appreciation
OF what be has done for woman
Kind IN his policy for the care OF
women Ia the King county iail
"A am foreigner. SAYS Mime
roencet hut my boys are Ameri.
can citizens. and ! feel that lt Ga
only right that women should show
sheriff Hodge how they appreciate
bis efforts Ia behalf of women |
Wish % arrange for some public
central place where women ~ the
city can slgu the iOiloWlng docu.
ment. which shalt afterWard DO
forwarded So Sheriff Hodge from
the women OF seattle"
To Women Only.
This has no political bearing
whatever This is simply q docu
mont IN which the women % Seat.
tle Wish 20 appreciate a humant
tary act toward womaahood
Considering the distressing and
outrageous condition of The women
prisoners 90 Jail before Sheriff
Hodges administration when any
woman prisoner was TIE proy %
any llceutious policeman or vicious
male prisoner.
Considering that any decent
woman might be thrown into Jail
either by mistake or upon the -.
sue Of a warrant hy a feud
considering that 40 protection
whatever from the male element
was extended 10 womeu prisoners,
CONSIDERING that Sheriff Hodge
made q sweeping reform on thls
point By putting matrons 70 super.
wise women prisoners. To spite ut a
strong resistance. By giving won.
en- prisoners separate quarters and
BY acting toward them as any de-
cent man would,
Considering al these things. we.
the women OF Seattle, wish % exc
tend our appreciation Of this
branch OF sheriff HodgeH admln-
istration by presenting him this
document With our signatures a.
fixed thereon