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DEATH ENDS SORROWS
OF MAJOR HUNTINGTON
Summons Comes Soon After
Son's Insane Deed at
Bedside
WOUNDED MAY LIVE
Would Be Murderer inParis
Jail, Unable to Realize
His Situation
VERSAILLES, July 29.— Grief and
; sorrow- reign today In the residence,
near Neptune park, of the stricken
Huntington family, where last night
Henry Hontington, son of Major Doug
las St. George Huntlngton, shot down
two sisters and two brothers at - the
.moment that the members of the fam
ily had gathered around the death bed
.jpt tbe father.
> Major Huntlngton breathed his last
today. • The condition of Elizabeth and
;Alonio Huntington is declared to be
jiesperate. although ndt hopeless. The
wounds Inflicted on Edith and Douglass
|I«ntington are not serious. Mrs. Hunt
\u25a0Jngrton, their mother, is completely
•prostrated from the shock and confined
to hrr bed. A few blocks away Henry,
who is . regarded by his family and
friends us demented. Is in JaiL He is
dazed and confused and hardly realizes
Xh*. terrible thing he has done.
TiThe following correct account or the
occurrence last night was obtained
today: .
"Wben Henry arrived yesterday In re
sponse, to a message he intruded Into
the bedroom of his parent, mumbling
about his father's not receiving proper
treatment. He did not kneel at the
! bedside and ask forgiveness, as has
: been " reported, but he began interro^
, gating ~MaJor Huntington. When his
father, whose mind was wandering,
"replied. Incoherently, Henry turned
: abruptly to the family and said angrily:
"Don't yo.u see that you are killing
hlrnT* -
. Henry at once became more excited.
The family tried to persuade him to go
Into the drawing" room and talk the
.question over there. He refused and
insisted -that the only way to cure his
father, •was to administer the blood of
a dog. mixed with sea water, a remedy
.which he had invented.
Tiring of his persistence, his brother
Douglass finally opened the door and
said:- < "I am the oldest and I ask you
to leave and not return."
Edith Huntington also asked her
brother, to depart and create no dls
.turbance. Tliey pushed Henry toward
>tfie 3oor. Suddenly he drew a revolver
iirid fired one shot each at his brothers
= afi<! FiFters.
. ll<?nr.y attempted suicide in his cell
\u25a0witU a silk handkerchief, which he tied
r,f-!?und his neck "and fastened to the
bersj Eeticlng to e trance himself slowly
.by «rr.f n:i* of a tourniquet. The Jailer,
c .'v '.i\ bo*d hfen instructed to watch the
'.p ris on*- 1- clcscly, detected the act in
jthrso'to prevent serious results, and It
\v«s. announced that Henry had not
•siu-ccidid in injuring himself. The
•.svirt. sequence of tragic Incidents in
ifi^'.ii'j-.uir.crton family, which is one
.of th/v'bipßt known here, has cast a
g}yor>i fn - <r Versailles.
•:.'A Oofeloprr.f-rt today was the state
\u25a0"'rner.t «-.£ a hotel manager, who asserts
;«3iht lUnry Jfuntln.s-ton told him that
-.his Jurat hers hart attacked him, seizing
\u25a0"'.hv an<l thrusting him to a door
:in th*-- corridor. . whereupon he pulled
/out "iiis -revolver and shot them.
:\u25a0 "An 'examining magistrate began an
• Ijiqulrv today and questioned all con
•cer/ie'd. but tbe ofScial finding- has
•*not"fceen given cut.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
FOR THE GRAND PARLOR
President' Dooling Makes
Announcements for Yo
semite Session
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI*
NAPA, July 29. — Grand President M.
T. Dooling of the Native Sons of the
Golden West has completed his ap
pointments of the special and standing
committees of the grand parlor, which
will meet In the Tcsemlte 'valley next
May. The following are the commit
tees:
F'stnce — J. 3. Tan Ostr&nd, . J. B. Keenan,
Henrj- C Patquale. \u25a0
Printing and f?upplie«— L. F. Bjinfton. -T. P.
M*rtl9. XL D. Barton.
Appeal* and Orlerance* — E. .A. Stephenson.
E. Myron Wolf. George E. Cat If, E. A. Forbes,
Emmett Sea well.
ftetnrna — George B. Barber, C A. Carroll, O.
c E. Cole*. v
Legislation— J. P. Coghlan, J. D. ' Jforrii, \u25a0W.
'A. Dower. E. T. Laaipton. A. E. Boynton. -
• J>aw« and Supervision— C. M. Hunt, W. J.
I Miner. T. J. Lennon, John T. • York, . WiUltm
P. Veuve,
l.jws of Subordinate* — C. W. Decker, Louis
H*rsch. George A. McGowan.
Petitions — Jacob Harder - Jr., T. I. Fltzpat
riek, T. G. Lewis.
State -of Oie Order — G. G. Halllflay, Edward
Wall, Austin F. Shannon. H. Frederick Sulir,
H. G. WiUlama.
Transportation — J. Emmett Hayden, S. B.
Priest, F. G. Ostrander.
lcstnictlon In Rltnallstlc Work — M. A. Joont.
3. P. Hanson, EL Eledel, Aujelo J. Rossi, John
J. Lewis.
Dormer Monmnent — C. W. Chapman. F. D.
fcyan, F. M. Eutberford, Frank M&ttison. U.
C. IJchtenberger. - \u25a0
Historic Landmarks — Joseph B. \u25a0 Knowlan<l,
Calrert Wilson, K. E. Lee, H. A. Greene. J. C.
Haw»er. - 1 ' \u25a0 ' " \u25a0 " " •
Irrigation and Fore*t Preserratlon — C E. Jar
ris. J. E. FltEFcrald, D. E. Blackburn, S. J.
Fuller. A. Heyman.
*\u25a0" Ritual — Frank L. Coomb^' Frank Mattlson,
Frank D. Bj-an. R. C. Ko«t. John H. Grady. . ;
Literature— Jameg M. Palmer, 11. D. Fagan.
Frank Barnett, H. F. Spencer, n. P. Carr.
Derelopment \u25a0«f Eesources of State of "Cali
fornia—Jeff L. Mann. George T. Uesser. H. 11.
Hannah. Edward :Youn«rcr, Don H. Goodrich. L. j
1,. Kinwsrpr, Thoma* Magnire, J. 3. Mulgrew,
Cbarles P. Mosconl, J. , U. Nclsoa, Cbarle*
Thompson. : •\u25a0 ' - ' ' ' - - \u25a0 ,
PohlJrtty and Press — D. B. • Bowley. H. C
I.icUtenlK"rger, C. E. Hahoney, J."- C Bates
(Jr.. Tliomas Monoban.
" CamSno Beal — Arthnr M. Fee.-R. Coleman, H.
UoTU. Joseph L. Cerf. Charles D..Dtmcan. .
Feasibility and > Adrisabllity of Establlshintr a
\\isn\i: tor Wl<lo«-s and Orphans— Frank M. Sllra,
J. J. McElroy, K. L. Rlttore." C E. Horton,
Cfcaric* J. Comyns. *
DeKijm for Certlilcate of Membership— Charles
W. Decker, R. C. Bust. Edwin L. Meyer.
lirvlfion of Surgeoa'6 Certificate^ — Dr. D. W.
I^lsnan. Dr. H. A. Andrews. Dr. C. E. Millar.
Arrangremcnts for Grand -Parlor in Yosemlte
Valley to Consult Wltli ; Local Committee of
Yox>mlt« Parior - So. ' 24 — John ; T. ; • Ilarmea, ' J.
J. Griffln. Bismarck Brack.
Literary F.zerclses at Admission' Day Cele
bration—Fred U. JnnsrF. "Mattlaon, B. A.'
Herrlngton. . . . • \u25a0
Navy Yard .Memorial— S. ,J. McKnl«ht. E.
Van Vranken/J. H. Marcnse. ''
State Board of v Relicf — Fred <J. Johns. Louis
Gross, F. E. Fischer. >X. W. HalL M. E. * Grif
fiths. E. O. Edgerton. E. F. Harrison. George
W. Gerhard, M. H.Hernan: Charles H. Turner.
Rccretary ex offido; John E. McDoogald, treas
urer rx officio. - --".'"'
Employmf'iit Committee — District . No.' l; juris
diction of Saa Francisco:, J. Ueban, George J.
Zett, Frank A, Haas; district - No. j2, Jurl(*dlc
tion of Sacramento. T. W. McAnllXte,' George C.
Sherman. P. Kr Bradford; district. No. 3,<Juri«
diction of Lot Angeles. . Bert Farmer, \u25a0 E. •B.
Lorle, J.F . Seymour Jr. '\u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0'
Del Monte Helgbta Kxcunkm
Sunday (August 4). Lunch at famous
Hotel del Monte, tally-ho ride and
round trip ticket all Included for ?2.50
For tickets ;applyv Phelp»-I*ewi6*Co.;
•oom 602,- 110 Sutter'sC- • • "*
UNION STARTS CRUSADE
FOR LABELED CLOTHING
Garment Workers Urge the
Buyers to Keep a, Close
Watch on Stocks
BANQUET FOR BERRY
Head of Pressmen, Who Will
Wed Soon, Guest at a
Farewell Function
Local No. 131 ofi
( T^.rf.s^'^ogcousrjL^ the united garment '
~ K= * ss6gpgZji?s&i^s $6gpgZji?s&i^ workers of Amer
ica has started a
crusade in behalf of the union label of
the organization. Through its presi
dent, Sarah Hagan, and Secretary Anna
Burkhardt the local sent' yesterday a
circular letter to each o( the labor or
ganizations In the state, in which the
purpose of the local is set forth in the
following words:
We respectfully request that your members
continue, snd If possible. Increase, the demand
for tlie onion label of the united garment work
em when matins purchases In the clothing line —
•nits, shirts, overalls, oilskins, etc.
Attention Is particularly directed to the need
of constant watchfulness on the part of the. pur
chaser to overcome. the danger of buying nonla
beled roods through overconfldence in the reputa
tion of any firm. In the absence of a demand '
for the label on each purchase. It is possible tbat
a riven firm, bavins obtained the good will and
confluence of the public through the sale of union '
label pood*, may continue to trade upon that rep- ;
n tat ion ' lone after it has ceased to keep union
labeled goods in stock.- . . . .
To guard against this species of Imposition,
purchasers rhonld Insist npon neelng that the
union label Is affixed to every garment. Only by
this means can tbe public be assured that dealers
will continue to keep union 'label goods In stock.
In the east there Is a concert of
action on the part of all the locals of
the organization to have the label on
every article made by union garment
workers and to require dealers ; •- to
carry labeled goods. •
San Francisco typographical union
No. 21 at its meeting Sunday afternoon
voted $350 for a banner to display In j
the parade on Labor, day. This banner [
will replace the one burned with other
property In April, 1906. The union also
voted to give a valuable medal to be
competed for by athletes at the sta
dium after the parade.
George A. Tracy, the president, who
will leave soon for Hot Springs, Ark.,
to attend the International convention
of the typographical union, was granted
two weeks' leave of absence, to com
merice at the conclusion of the conven
tion.
The union made arrangements to
send F. J. Waterman, an old time
printer, to the printers' home in Colo
rado Springs, where he may pass the
remainder of his days care free and in
comfort.
During the month two deaths oc
curred and warrants for $120 each were
drawn in favor of the beneficiaries of
the. deceased members.
Twenty-seven traveling cards were
issued to members who desired to leave
the city, three applications for mem
bership were received, eight -were ad
mitted by initiation and 30 on present
ation of cards from other unions.
There Is to be- a meeting of the
woman's auxiliary to San Francisco
typographical union No. 21 August 12
at the residence of Secretary Mary
A. Barron, at 3331 Sacramento
street. Invitations have been extended
to the women relatives of a large .num
ber of the memJbers of the parent
union, 'with the Idea* of 'getting them
Interested In the work of. the auxiliary
and having those who are not already
members become such so as to ex
tend the influence of the organization.
, • ' , r. •
George L. Berry of the printing
pressmen's union. No. 24, '0f this city,
who was elected president of the inter
national union recently, was the guest
of honor Saturday night at a ban
quet tendered him prior to his depart
ure for Indianapolis, where the head
quarters of the international body have
been established. There w.ere about
100 present, and after the menu there
were responses to toasts by the special
guest. President Tracy of the typograph
ical union, T. F. O'Neil and many
others.
President Berry, will be married
Wednesday, August .7, to Miss Mary
Genres, at the home of the bride's
\u25a0 ,' ' «• — j PositiTelr cured by
f* A DTCD 0 these lilttle ******'\u25a0\u25a0
,wH l\ I L |\ o ' rhe T siso wUeva Dls-
PBgg lr — — .. — tresa from Dyspepsia. In-
*&jd* ITTub dleesdon and Too Hearty
IM fi \i PSS Eating; A perfect rein-
fi! »•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 1* cd y* orDtall ies3.N*aBea,
£3 PiLbS* Bad Taato
j||"'esi In the Mouti. Coated
gfWP^|gsg# Toajrue, Pain In th» Wde,
j— — rn.«n»j ,JTORPID LXVKEL They
regulate ti e Sowels. \u25a0 Purely Verctabls.
SMAa PJLL SWALL gQSL> SMALL PBICL
tpiQTnfc] Gfißuine M ust Bear
*g™!;* fac-Simile Signature
i#gB,JREFUBE SO BSTITUTES.
Dr, Lyon's
PERFECT 1 '-
Tooth Powder
Cleanses and # beautifies the
teeth, and purifies the breath.
Use <T by . people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century.
Convenient for tourists.
PREPARED \u25a0V '
c^^^9.^2cJT
GOFFEE
Good is so good and"
poor is so bad ; have-
Schilling's Best tomor-
row.
T«wr rrocet fstwrnt Tcer mootr If you don't '
Ilk* «!-.•• mi aiK
IJQHNJ.DEANEI
NOTARY PUBLIC
Special -Care Taken With DesxMlUoa* "'•
aad All Legal Documeata -
NortkiTMt Corßfr.of Suiter tid
-". : -j Stelner Street*. - ./..\u25a0;.-:
TJ±K ,'iS'AJS jyiXAJNUISUU UAJLUi,^UJJi«LIAY\ J VUY 3U, lyi/f.
mother, ; 1317; Octavla street : The bridal
couple iWill lleaveTat once "on , thelr4wed
ding tour," going, to New, York; and from
thjgre to Indianapolis, visiting the prin
clpal'cities'on'the way. •
'James F. % Leonard,', president : of * elec
trical union No. 151; , has returned' from
Salt' Lake city,'. where he "-went tol meet
Grand President, McNulty i and • discuss
the revocation -of the .union's ? charter,
some time * since >;by. Grand ': .Vice Presi-'
dent i Sullivan, acting. underi; Instruc
tions from the grand \ president, v The
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Beantlfal Lake County, f W T lth Itm Moontninn, Valley* and Lakes, PtMHiet
Untold. Charms for the Lover of Nature. The Most Plttnrenqne and'
Attractive Spot In the "STTltxerland of America" I* '
: W W & ':'\u25a0 g- ;• M
'-\u0084\u25a0• ' LillVu V# \J KJ 1 1 1 I
Here climate, scenery, comfort, await'"' the weary, and Witter, water will soon
restore the bloom of " ; healtht to the \ cheeks tof the listless and f. jaded mortal.
The; new.'- Witter tsprings';. Hotel f offers : "all, ; _ the ',; luxuries' and, eatjals'/lrii splendor
the . best hostelrles ;. of * Europe— all .within the means of the average "j business
or professional man/. The .days are never, too hot and -the-. nights^ are cool
and \u25a0 bracinff.V'^ A ; : - : .«'-: f:;.'f '.v./,^ <;^'-" -> - - : -'-'- : '^ r ''\ C*':- .' ' \u25a0'>
Write for rates and general Information i-to ALBERT J. ARROLLv, Manager,
Witter Spring's, Lake County, California, or . ' ': : 'v.^'s.-.'
;M<uri Office— 64? Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco
TELEPHONE FRANKLIN 2838 /
New Hotel
SAN. JOSE. CAL.
, ' Thoroughly rebuilt and refurnished. Unexcelled
cnisine. ETery \u25a0 modern conrenlence. Charming It
located in beantiful park. . - • \u25a0* .\u25a0;->; .
Swljnminjt pool, bowling alleys. ' tennis ; conrtsi
A delightful place to • soend the \u25a0 summer. Rates
reasonable. HOTEL COMPANY.. ,
- \u25a0 \u25a0• - \u0084-... -.. -. ...-..-,._.\u25a0..\u25a0 ..- • .-\u25a0 \u25a0 A
AMERICA'S GREATEST HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT • '
Positive cure for rheumatism; stom T
ach and liver and kidney 'troubles. Ta-
ble first class.- Good hunting and fish-
ing. Rates, 510, $12 and $14 per^week.
Baths free to guests. For further par-
ticulars write R. H. CURRY, proprietor
The Geysers, Sonoma county. *
AguaCaliite Springs
. Send your family to the nearest: Hot Sulphnr
Springs to San Francisco. ' - Firet ' class . accom-
modations/ Spociar'Tates : to families; no htae-
insr; four trains dally; .fare," round:- trip.
Tlhuron ferry or Oakland: two hours' - ride.":, r Ad-
dress THEODOR RICHARDS. Aqua Callente
Springs. Sonoma county.". Cal. ' : • • ;
PFII/ IIIP'OT WARM SPRINGS,
UU Wb \ I Sonoma Co. Only 3 1-7
lit** trnin« of yliV.'Vnv.''?, tt;F»tUAn.%h^th
morning and evening. -Round trip only
$3.75. Splendid success .under , the new
ownership.: and- permanent; '; first- class
management. "The: prettiest place in
Call f ornia" : is the \u25a0 verdict : of thousands.
Address Mrs. M. Mulgrew, Fulton, . Cal;
4%!/ fl AAA HOT SPRINGS, Sonoma Co.,
t. Hlfl3«lwV Cllly 4 1 " 2 hours from S. F.
and but 9 miles staging. Meet
m% ' \u25a0JT-TT-* tnvins of N. W. Pacific »t Gey.
'W servillo, both morning: and evening. : Round
't.ri»>cnlvsS 10. .i{«ffronrft:-A T> T f"«rot the
past 12 years. -Address J. F. Mulgrew,
Skag-gs, CaAt^ ''-. - : . -. ~
mEW.i ENGLAND r HOME— Camp Meeker, abont
40 rods from station..- Beautiful ..walks." grand
scenery; hunting and .flshlnjr.". boating.- bathing
and croquet/ grounds. All kinds of fresh frnlt
.in ' season; ; , Adults, f. $0.R0 .; to .$7 r per i week;
Special rates \u25a0 for. \u25a0.-. children;: Address ;"GF.O:
HARRISON, Camp Meeker,' Sonoma C 0... Chl.
r Tbe. land of breadfruit, cocoannts and ' flowers."-
Clement Wragge,' Jn "Tbe Romance of tbe South
Sess.7 \u25a0 s»y»: ....- ""\u25a0 \u25a0: :.-- -.:\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0:.-.••' ' --V-;
- "Tahiti ,• Is tbe island of. l the ; sods. 1 : '^ People
don't > know.; they -hare-, no conception of f. the
rlorles of these islanda. .The; globe- trotter Itol-
lows. the beatm track and leaves out this fascl-
natlng : spot. * One 7 should .-\u25a0 go , not . only 5 for f the
short. stay. that. the steamer remains. in;port?,but
stay OTer a steamer and become acquainted with
tbe natiTes:ln their picturesque ; Tillages." "».-\u25a0.-•>
S. S. MARIPOSA sails Atisrußt ' 6th an* Sep.
trmbcr-11. Book now. for August 6 salltnic.; Re-
duced- rate, <$ 125 tor; round : trip. \u25a0j Of flee , 073
Market St. Tel. Terppornry 1231. • ;_\u25a0- ; -
*\u25a0-,;,-.:.': LINE TO -HONOLULU
' S. S. ; ALAMEDA, : sailing August 3; $123
round trip. \u25a0 ; , . \u25a0 \u25a0 . ; v
. S. : S. SIERRA, sailing; i August ; 24 . and '• Sep-
tember 14; $135 round trip. \u25a0•\u25a0• '. . .
"FOUNTAIN OF LIFE^
JOKES HOT ffDXPHTJR SPRINGS— Sure cure
for rheumatism, malarin. poison ' oak. : all ' skin
and ' blood diseases, rsB to* $13 a week.'. - Stage
connects at : Williams. \u25a0• Pamphlet \u25a0 at . Bryan's ' Bu-
reau, - 1732 . FUlmore. street. -uTILDBNr JONES,
Prop., Sulphnr Creek, Colusa county, Cal. :.
BYRON HOT SRRIISas
The waters core rheumatism— the environment is
perfect— the ' hotel com forf able and; supplied. with
an ; unexcelled : table. . , See . Southern . Pacific Inf or-
matlcn Unreau, ground floor, 7 James ; Flood | Bid p.,'
Peck-Judah Co.. 789 Market st., or address hotel."
HOTEL BELVEDERE
.'Ready for guests. Ample accommodations. New
annex. - - Private \u25a0 baths. > fishing. ' bathing;: boating.'
Address MRS; A. T.; MOORE, BELVEDERE. rS - .
VieHV
''- .J«ENDOCIko COUNTY .
\u25a0 CuratlTe waters,* champagne baths and ; famous
b«auty baths.« Hunting; fishing, first class table.
J. A. s REDMETER,^ Proprietor. ? ' • . ;
.CITY^SUBSCRIBERS VWHO DESinE
MAILED TO THEM \
At Summer Resorts;
Or Other Oat^of-Town Places
Will ' pl^a»« notify office, grlvtna: city
address aad • least h . of . time desired .
\u25a0eat r to aew address. Oa 'retnralßsr,
" please \u25a0\u25a0 Motlty olllce, ,?, laf*rder^that!
* service by carrier may be promptly
union "i still - maintains ; that = Its £ charter
was "\u25a0 revoked .under, a } nilsapprehenslon,
because? of ithe;inen|golnsf]outfonlßym
pathetlfi'strike* to fasslst|the|telephone'
operators.
.President ': Leonard ij says that \ the
grand "president; promised : ;\tot come to
this • city;: possibly^ before ;> the ; ; end \u25a0 of
this ;/week,V and v make fa ) personal * inves
tigation' to learn" lf i there llsfany^ reason
whyihe Jshould set asideJtheVorder^ of
revocation^" :, ; -' \u25a0 ; - ''\u25a0 \u25a0' ' : ' : ' \u25a0'"\u25a0 -~ : -\ ' .-'.''\u25a0
• ;'.\u25a0•- ».'•
The . ball ;• game - between a team ; of
ISSUED Bt TDH , \u25a0
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
SUCCESSOR TO.
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RAII.WAT
AND NORTH . SHORE, RAILROAD.:^ ' ':
THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE OF, CALIFORNIA
IS NOW R[ADY TOR DIMTION
GIVING, FULL INFORMATION |
IN REGARD TO* '\u25a0 . j
CAMPING SPOTS^i/THE LOGA- !
TION;?' ACCOMMODATIONS. I
ATTRACTIONS. ETjd.W. OF !
MINERAL - SPRING^RESORTS I
ANDf COUNTRY HOMES !
FARMSr WHERE: SUMMER \
BOARDERS ARE - TAKEN; '
WITH TERMS ;OF BOARD, j
$700; AND UPWARD PER|
To be had st Ticket Offices; Ferry Bniidln?, fnot
„ of Market street, and Room SSO. "James Fiood
Building (General Offices),^ San * Fran- .
Cisco. = Inquiry by Mail will bring an- \u0084
\u25a0'. Immediate Response^'' r, • \u25a0•.\u25a0"\u25a0
JAS. AGLER. 7 J.»J.ORART.
, Gen.'- Manager. Acting Gear P»w. & Frt..Agt. j
' -. T. ;'\u25a0;\u25a0.' NOW/ OPEN. ..:,:\u25a0.-\u25a0
Onr automobiles : meet trains" Rt St. Helena'
: eTcry. day * except . Sundny. T«kp : 7:40: a; m; •
; broad gauge boat; :To accommodate we*k
; end , (rupsts i on «. Fridays • and Saturdays I our
' sutomobiles will: also meet train leaVlng S.
F..at s3:3o^p. 'm. .Tia -Tfburon. • Far* ¥1
' round trip. Write for information. . .
AETNAISPRINGS CO:
Aetna Sprlats, Kapa Count r, Cal.
— :—: — '
NAPA SODA SPRINGS -
NOW OPEN. The j most ; beantlfnl .mountain
health - and ; pleasure resort. ; New skating rink
Address JOHN JACOBS, Proprietor, Napa Soda
Sprinjrs. Cal.
\u25a0; : . INN : ,- "V , '
A home mountain place. 12 miles from Napa
EJ.'; 1,000 .ft. . Pure^air. ; and water.' Own* milk,
cream, : fruit . and vegetables. Phone and ras.
$8 1 to ; $11 , per week. Folders." . : ARNO H. WIL-
SON, Atlas. Napa Co. ' ; . :"; ?
JOHANNISBERQ
i'-A EI." 1 .200 ft. r Beautifully ' situated - among the
redwoods. Boating y and \u25a0_ bathln*. State meets
puests at OakTtlle, Napa' Co. Rates reasonable*
MR. - AND . MRS. . THEO. BLACKENBURQ .; JR.
GASTLEiGRAG FARM
Former, Site CASTLE t CRAG' TAVERN
\u25a0x 100 Acres ' Forest,; Meadow ,'and Garden Land.*: '
-'Furnished log cabins, $1 per day each person*
special £ family ,t rates. Central ? grill. - European
\u25a0 plan; * genuine • home • cookins;;; reasonable t charges.
.Here you are expected 1 to wear plain clothes. and
lead \u25a0al simple . life; : if :yon can't do -this;- don't
come... Address > M; '.W. - HA RLOW.% 4 Manager
Castle Crag (via Dunsmnlr),*, California.-^ • - .-".-..
CAMPBELL'S HOT- SPRINGS
1 H. PEARCE,- Prop.. SlerraVille,', Cal.
„ Most beautifnl '\u25a0 resort . in < Sierra \u25a0 Nevada \u25a0 moun-
ts ins ; IVj miles from ' Siorrn v llle. \u25a0 overlooking the
grand' Sierra' Talley;> altitude s,ooo;;water; water unsnr-
passcd .': for,: rheumatism,^ gout; liver and ? kidney
complaints •' and I all J stomach ? troubles; : no snakes
or~ poison -oak; -.plenty j of." hnnting \u25a0" and -: fishing;
good :; livery ; < picturesque r - driTes. \u25a0< Rates *,s\2' to
$14* week;-; Round trip ticket to. Trnckee or Boca:
At I Truckee sts ge \u25a0 direct ! to I springs. } or by Boca
and , Loyalton R. i R.- ; ; Round \ trip : tickets. ,-: Pam-
phlets on ; application. - : - - \u25a0'; ' )\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0. ...
Tbe Largest and Most Popular, Summer Resort ' In
;\u25a0>-"\u25a0; , •California."-^ -r- .•'^--
T A :.t : 'li AC
LAKR TAHOE.i: MS Lawrence A ' Co., Props.
: . OPENS ' FOR GDESTS ? JDNB ;1, 1907.;, '-
- : V THE OAKS ;
Finest ; resort r in:., the'; Sierra ; NeTada' ; foothills;
excellent : table; 10 1 fre e; amusements. Write ; for
illnstrn ted 'booklet ' and:- ratea, » then 'you'll :go'to
THE OAKS. Address The Oaks,? Applegate. . Cal."
WHITEISULPHURiSPRINGS
; Here Is the \u25a0 Place i for ' HeaJtb ( and < Pleasure—
Within 2V4 hours'^ ride. of S.> F.u ßoating, swim- ,
mlng.t drlTing.l dancing, 1 etc. ?.i The • flnest •\u25a0 inlphar
springs %in i the - state. « Recommended ? for * Rheu-
matism, r- Stomach ATrotible.T Y etc.--.';BookleU-^nt
Peck-Jadah , Bureau,!. 7B9 l Market St.; : or : M. Mad-
rld. Vallejo White; Snlphnr ; Spring. .Vallejo. j Cal."
MONTRIO HOTEL
I- Tor rates * and ' particular* apply '
• -\u25a0\u25a0/..\u25a0 . \u25a0-; .C. F.; CARR.: Prop., M»nte Rio.
i : 'WMSkWM&: '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0
*! OUERNEWOOD PARK," on Enulanrirer ; fish-
ing, ) boating and bathing ; | ttnts | and cots : rented ;
lots -: for ' sale.";.!. Write i for ' circular. : GDERNE i A
McLANE.; OoerneTllle. \u25a0 . '
Near! West \ End | SUtlon. Saa I Rafael. Epicurean
dinner* * serred < under 'tovn arbors. \u25a0 Banquet* ! and
partlw.'^ RUDOLPH i D.IXDNOSTEN,' Proprietor,
formerly, of i St."? Germain. "' C - - " " •
i^^-i^Dß.Tc^C.^b'bdlf NELL'S^;.N :"\u25a0* ;
MINERAL SPRINGS at Glen Bllen,", the greatest
remedy for , lung ~ diseases, liter t and r stomach
trouble."' rheumatism i and ' catarrh."! B;ii P.\ or S.I P."
* ; N.-s P.ts Ry.i direct.' > Thirty > cottage* i and \ tent*
f nroisbed & for a ren t.TP Tine I fishing, w Apply V ©».-
C. C. O'DONNgU^f»aiP«TJ*#aerBj;tw«t.
painters* .: union No. l^and: one from
carpenters". union No. 22, for the benefit
of ; Frank ; si] member j of i the* f or-"
mer. union, !-.who was" Injured '.while \u25a0 at
work,';^ resulted ~J in : ; a victory '": f of .; the
carpenters'by fa' score : of ;5 to ,2.'.'
\The : laundry Trorkers gave , a ball ; In
the 7 Labors temple/ last night.' There
was £ r-'; large i attendance, a Z good T,pro
gram%:6f-f dances Jand'Jexcellent I music;
A^ ; Finlayson 4was v- the V: floor % manager,
and • ho .was '\u25a0 assisted i by^; Robert '-Ewing, :
Miss Carrie iParmer,; Miss [Annie Brown.'
Vacation Trips
"SPEND TOtJR SUMMER VACATION TRIP ON THE WATER BI
' -TAKING A DELIGHTFUL OCEAN': AND RIVEB VOTAGB
Tp PORTLAND
$15.00 One Way; $25.00 Round Trip
_. : Berth and Meals Included
NO EXTRAS. ALL FIRST CLASS
Cheaper < Than Stajrta* lit Horn*. T,
... /: FFor:r r : Full ' Particulars; Apply to
-. A." G.D. KERRELL, GEN. PASS.AGT4
-.'-' :.- :.'SANs FRANCISCO A PORTLAND 8. S.' CO. -
Room 884, Flood Building;. Phone Temp, 3020.
.-\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0\u25a0 - : .— ' . \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ' - '
Have a GOOD Time This Suniffler
j Takp a epin:over the.new. Pleta Au-
; tomobile Stage Line into Lake, county
and spend your -vacation at •
HIfiBLAND SPRINGS
with "Will Mariner and Jo Craig. Every -
[ thing first class. Bring your old clothes,
guns and bathing suits.) At. home all
summer. >:; Full, particulars at Bryan's
Information Bureau, 1732 Flllmore st.*,
S. F.; or by/ addressing '
X T V MARINER A CRAIG, : ";
• ' " ' "\u25a0''\u25a0 •-' NeTr \u25a0 Proprietors. - .:
LAKE COLJNTV, CAL.-
Cnres all cases * of ; kidfiey and \ lItW trouble.
42 mineral. springs. "-. Hot sulphur and Iron plunge
baths. .- " Magnesia tub - baths; "--. Referenct-: \u25a0 . Any
jrurst : for> the . last \ 20 years. . ?, Rates. $12 to $lfi
per, week .'Fn po from Sun Francisco $1 ronnd trlpr
, LeaTe San , Francisco 7:30 a." m. - Tia.S. P. • Sf nd
fori catalogue '-or --address \u25a0- J.*-W.' LATMANCR.*
Owner and slgr.,'lloward Springs, Lake Co.i'Cal.
The Switzerland of America
!• .;Hoatine. marine \u25a0 tobogpan.' bowline and : other
| amusements 'free to -Clients. Write for, pamnblt-t
! to.B.;DnRKAN.-"Pror.->j^nreM>rirr. 0.. Luke
! Mnnty.-0«l.;, also, proprietor I.V Trlnnon hotel.
| Laiirel- DellorcbestraSiyttefithan'eTer.- •
j WILLIAMS AXD B ,Vnfl-ETT SJPRIXGS
\u25a0 •/-\u25a0•. stage ; lixe ;>-_;;
i LeaTcs -Williams'" dally on arrival' of northbound
train* for Bartiett. ". Allen's, :Hor.?h's' and' Cork's
I Springs.. Dally, except Sunday for 'Wilbur Sprlnes,'
Jones Springs and = Rnlphi:r ; Creek. * Seventy-flT*
pounds of . bmrrnsre allowed with enoh ticket. •\u25a0'
/ WILLIAM QTTIOLEY. Proprietor. _
SARATOGA SPRINGS
.. \u25a0 15 \u25a0 different - mlnerrl - unrtngs '• for * health and
pleasure." Write for booklet.
V J. • MARTENS, , Bachelor P. 0., Lake Co., Cal.
HOBERiOfS
In the Pine . mountains ; California's choicest . cli-
mate.' C- Phone. • boa tin r. ;-. and \u25a0' swlmmlnjr, "; croqwot,
huntlne and fishing. * v Hest of. meals. Place to en-
Joy \u25a0 country snlr; :t$ to- $10 per * week." r; Further
particulars address. HOBERGS, Lake county.
ijfi HOTEL RMEL
\J Xf' Minutes From San Francisco
Half hourly, serrloe.- European plan.': f 1.50 up;
American- plan. $.*?. 50 -up. Reservations may be
made' for .'August and -September.' • •
.ft 3 FRANK ?N.; ; ORPIN,'; Lessee and Manager. ;
A Trip to Mt.tania!pais tavern
For, a day^of. recreation,"; a nightof rest
and a^ morning; ride [down; the; mountain
on : the •: Gravity x Car.*' take s the : : boat i via
Sausalltojand. Mill iValley.'V Sunset*: and
sunrise as seen from Mt. Tamalpais are
beautiful.*; nThev accommodations V and
service are superb. ";* See daily paper for
time card. "^ALFRED H. JOHNSON. Mgr;
IGAWS^fAUIIfUI^NEW.IIpTa -i
TBEIKEYROUTE INN" 1
32D" STREET 'AND | BROADWAY : H
Cuisine and Service Unsurpassed &
: : r Cafe; aUa Carte-; Q
v' Convenient sto f Sans Francisco i m
\u25a0'• :.-.-:kN;;S.jMtJLL;EV > -Mcr;;;-:^. ;^ ,g
TENTS
CAMP; FURNITURE AND H AJIMOCKS
\u25a0.\u25a0'\u25a0"- AT FACTORY^PRICES.' '
, W;- ; "' Ai" \u25a0\u25a0 P^UIrIMER:: :: - r
' ' : i Tint i and t Fraaklin i Bta.TS- oaklaad.Tr
115-117* SXtrXX f ; BTEEET; } Saa ) : Fntncisco. \u25a0: :
DUNCAN SPRINGS
Now open. . : . Ratea j from I $11 -i upward f per ' week.
Write for particulars. -Address HOWELL BROS.; 1
Xlopland, \u25a0 Mendocjlno ; county, « Cai.- r -r^ggfgfgg/jg
s^|rt^lorrkort
f •' Flrit dais \u25a0 hotel accommodations. Teats, cot-
tages : and '] family itrounds | unlimited. I!oa tlnz.
awlmmlnr i and .\u25a0 nshing. Grocery ; and - butcher •on
the * fround."!;»,Terma c moat * liberal.™ 5 £ Send - your
family.: ; Apply ADAM i B REHM.-j Prop. _\-r.
RICHARDSON SPRINGS
: Open entire year. -, Ten miles from Chleo,' 4 CaL/
Send \u25a0 for | pampliletso J; ; H.; RICHARDSON."^ 'S!
GIANT U FOREST.^ (Sierra .-Camp), , de-
' ' Hshtfnl « mountain f retreat :" tor % summer \u25a0 vaca-
; « t ion,~ $12 • iW«dc."»J Keyi to i high , Sierra*;^; Mts?
|"f AIU.H SilllmanA Whitney,** Kings | and | Kern i rir-
Ift «••>! Finest i Oshinj.iS 8 ( 000 S big » trees. -t*- Book
'< : now --, for -August X mad as September.^: . * Addrcus '
0 t Broder S *lJs*WtaJVjK"J»j*b, - Tular* i" county,
Leo Kane : and Edward \ Flattey.
\u25a0•'- The : lathers'.^ union, \u25a0whose meeting
place: was aN short .time since,
has ;, obtained -Jj quarters ' In ; Master
Plumbers' l- hall * at./' Page . ; and Gough
streets, ; where^ ltlwill ; meet \u25a0 tonight : to
receive reports ; from \ the .Labor day
parade and building committees.
; The T Haywobd, \ Moyer and
defense - league \ will ., hold ]& '\u25a0 meeting . In
Bent's " hall ; Sunday afternoon to : discuss
the recent: acquittal.
pARAISO
HOT SRRIIVQS
Sfew Ownership and Manajfemeit."
Grandest and Moat Accessible of all
Resorts. Only Seven 31 ties of Beautiful
Road. .-. .: Either by • Auto -or Carriage.
Fine AntomoMllnff.
Waters 'Awarded First Priie at St.
Louis . Exposition. ' .
: Natural \u25a0; hot : soda, snlphar, plan ge - and ' tub
baths, 104 to 116 decrees, for rhenmatlsm. ma-
; larta, liver, kidney - and all stomach troubles.
Iron and arsenic. Altitude. 1.400 feet.- Swim-
ming, *m>tinar. flshln*. * bowllnz, tennis, orches-
£« - ™ Exp<>rt mass P«r»." Round trip $S. Rates
$10.50 to $16.. Batfcs free. Trains leare' Third
and Townsendat 9:00 a. m.; First and Broad-
way. Oakland.. 8:25 *. m. . Returning arrire in
Frisco at 4:00 p. m. \u25a0Information at S. ,P. Co..
or Peck's, or H. H. McGOWAN. Prop., Paraiso
Springs. Monterey county. Cal. - --'.
I Never a DolUoment
, IHSMa^ aaBBMH •M^SBMBas^Bßß^Bß******!***
'——IN- ._
SANTACRUZ
flic Atlantic City of the Pacific— The
! World's Most' BeauUfu! Play Grosnd
Opening of Summer
Season, May 1, '07
.- . . There's Only One
\u25a0•DEL-MONTE.
- Golf ;\u25a0 Sea Bathlne, ; llotcrinjr." Parlor Car from
S«n Frnncisco twice . An\\y. Sprfial week-en.i
rates. Free art exhibition. and sales gallery of
California .palntrnj. Week-end golf tournament
Uurinir the : summer. . :
: Inquire I'cck-Judah C0..- 7SO Market Bt.: In-
formation : Barrsn -Soutbfrn ; Pacl3c. Flood builrt-
lnpr, or ll.' 8. -Warner, Manager. Del: Monte. Cal.
PaciocCroveHotel
\u25a0 Formerly . Hotel El Carmelo, Pacific Grore.^
«-' Under ", the same . ownership as ' the Hotel del
Monte. -,; A quiet resort. \u25a0 with erery comfort, at
most reasonable rates. , In close touch with San
Francisco. \u25a0; San Jose and Santa : Cms. Through
chair rnr.*D<! parlorcar serrice to and from Los
Anjreles'.and _San Francisco daily. \u25a0
VILUA FONTENAY
Under new management, Santa Crus 'mountains,
3 : . miles'; from Glenwood.^ First class table
Bowling, electric lights, billiards, dancing pa-
Tlllon. club room; $10 up. Phone State 83. Send
for^ booklet," Bice Harper, R. F. p. 1. Santa Cruz
THE ANTLERS
sunny, well furnished rooms on car
line, within walking distance Santa Crui beach
and Senbrlpht.. commanding - rlew of moantaln*.
For partienlars Hfldress MISS MARIB E. DB
MANGE. The Antlers, . SanU* Crux, , Cal.
HOTEL ROWARDENNAN
. BEX 4.OMOXD, CAL.
;..-.\u25a0 .-••-'NOW. OPEX".-
For resermtlons - address
{'_, HENRY G. WALTER. Proprietor. *
HOTEL METROPOLE
S EUROPEAN PLAN."
-': Most ! Modern \u25a0 Hotel la Santa Cruz.
.-'. Rooms from ' 50c up. -
..HEIJGPETH BROS..' Prop*/
iWCLO^RANCH
*" Delißhtfully ; located >In ; the redwoods, \ 5 miles
f rom \u25a0 Santa Croa; ; spring : water. : fruit, ; milk. j ci-
: cellent, table; dally mail;. telephone Subnrban S7;
free . conveyance ; ,%~ per week.' MRS. -"M.v 3.
CRANDELL. Santa ! Crus, 'i Cal.
Ml\ VIEW RANCH HOTEL
And cot tajres In the mountains near Santa' Crns.
First v class ? table ; I club \u25a0 room: daaeins » paTilion;
bowling; \u25a0 croquet; ' rates $9 ' and ; $10; =, carriage
fare. $1 .25 round trip. > Send for booklet. TONY
PU ILLI PS, x Prop- . Santa i Crus, Cal.
PRIVATE HOME ;FpR^ THESICK
V Private home among the. trees; bis yard; warm
sunny: rooms: graduate nurse In . charge.*:- Rheu-
matism ; cured : s eonfl nemen t ' cases taken :: nothing
refused \u25a0\u25a0 but I contagious - diseases. ' LAURA I III-
NIUS,^ 50 Ocean View. a».V Santa Cruz," CaL 1 %
•-i ST7MMIT ,> HOTEI^^-CotUges^ tents*. : orchard,
redwoods.-v.! tennis, dancing/ c : fishins.
Charming I spot lin j Santa . Crus | mountains. Round
trip | $2.73. < Carriage \u25a0 meets s trains. • ' Rates ' $S ' to
$12.*wcek.VMIt. ANDiMI'.S. BOWMAN, props.,
Wr'.frhta, Santa Clara county, Cal. Phone Summit
Hotel or . Mcrrltt 2379, ; Oakland.
I EL PIZMO BEACH
\u25a0. . , Wrl te i f or^Book *&&BBSM
EL JPIZMOi COMPANY.
\u0084 '- '.'.'"' ...\u25a0.> : Plxmo,RC«l.T^ ; ? ..;,';
WILBUR HOT SPRINGS
UNDRII - NEW MANAGEMENT
• •..--. OPEN' THE \u25a0; YEAR : ROUND. .;•
: ImprOTsd s , and t renoTttted." ,on* Sulphur '4 creek.*
Colusa i county. 5* Hottest " and strongest i water -on
the • coast ; t temperature ' 143 degrees.' Will \u25a0 cure
rheumatism.- dropsy. ' sal* raeiini , and skin disease,
neuraljda," liTer ani kidney complalnu., paralysis,
mercury iin ithe '. system.^ dyspe»sla * and * catarrh.
Natural mud baths.", Board and lodging.: including
baths,'; $10 .to $12 ; a '.week, j Furnished , or ! nn fur-
nished - cabins.' -, Stage 1 leare* 'Williams , dally.-* ex-
cept Sunday. Information ' tt i Peck-Judah Buresu
753 Market Bt.;^oraddrMi JLjA,~ Gibson,- Prop.
HOTEL, RI^TiCANO
':-.'.. First season ; - entirely (-; renbra ted ; : beantiful
\u25a0cenery,^ boating. S bathing, ashlnsc. bunting.- danc-
ing.'t bowling.-: croqnetr= tennis. Rates. $9 to $12.
By \u25a0 the* day.'S C2.jssi BpeeUl » rate* *• to * families,
f 4ddre** U- B. SELBNQBR, Prop., Camp Meeker.
ASIVSEmENJS
VAN NESS THEATER:
Van Ness and Grore. Phone Market 300.
LAST 6 TIMES
.Tonight— Mat Sat— Last Time. Sat Night.
"YOU DIDN'T COME TO
SPIT ON THE. BAIT**
EZRA KENDALL
\u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0 : la the Funniest of Fun Plays.
SWELL ELEGANT. JONES
Seatt— soc "to $1.50.
BEGINNING NEXT MONDAY NIGHT.
CYJ(IL PRINCE
SCOTT CHrfP
Edvrard Peple'a Brilliant New Tork Hit
SEAT SALE THURSDAY. \u25a0 :
ELLIS STREET *NIEAB " TILLMORB.
Absolutely Class "A" Thaatec Bulldlaf .
; MATINEB ; TODAY AKD EVBRY DAY.
REFUJLGENT VAUDEVILLE
SEYMOUR and HILL; WORLD and KING-
STON; FIVE MUSICAL BYRONS; THE STUN-
NING GRENADIERS; ROBERTS. HAVES and
ROBERTS; GASTON and GREEN: LB3
JARDY; NEW ORPHECM MOTION PIC-
TURES: last week and Enthusiastic Reception
of - JAMES NEILL • and EDYTHB CHAPMAN
NEILL. presenting for the first - tta* EDOA9
ALLEN WOOLF'S <m« act plaj. **THB ACT-
RESS AND THE DEVIL,"
•PRICES— ETenlnga. 10c, 23e. BOe. T3c. Box
seats. $1.00. Matfnees (except Soadara aad ,
Holidays). 10c. 25c. SOc
* PHONG WEST «000
SAICAZAR™ES|
Absolutely- Clas» "A" Structure.
CORNER SUTTER AND STEINEB STS.
Selasco & Mayer... Owners and M*n*stx*>
TONIGHT AND* AU WEEK
MR. HERBERT KELCEY and
MISS EFFIE SHANNON [
Supported by th« N»w Alcaxar" Stock Coow ,
pany -1b C. Haddoa Chambers' Society Drama* ,
THE IDLER
A - Play of .Wonderful' Interest
Hatine«a Saturday aad Suaday.
Price* — ETeolnns 25c to $1; Matinee* 25e te SOe.
NEXT— Mr. Herbert Kelcey anil Mls» Iffl«
Shannon in William Gillette's original rer*
\u25a0lon of SHERLOCK HOLMES.
Coml-i* DENIS O'SITLLIV AN.
CENTRAL THEATER
Ernest E. HowelL Propr. and Manager.
Market and Bth sts. Phone Markat TT7.
TONIGHT AND ALL THE WEEK.
Herschel Mayall
la the Thrilling Melodrama, "
1£ MILLIONAIRE^
BSTEGTIVE
Best . DetectlTe Play on the Stage.
PRICES— ISc, 25c and SOc
Matinees : Saturday and- Sunday.
Coming— •"FOß HER CHILDREN'S SAKE.'*
MAI/tJi' TV 'THEATER
1 .V' » r-iy- 1 * * frana Was; 39M
SEASON OF -BIO 'MELODRAMATIC HITS.
THIS WEEK— MATINEES SAT. AND SUNDAT
SIDEWALKS OF NEV/YORK
A Stlrrinc Pram a of Great Heart Interast.'
BEST RESERVED SEATS^-25c. 50c.
1 Pure Teas
I are healthful-nerve
I soothing-ddlicious.
I FOLGER'S
\ GOLDEN GATE
' U^^F Ceylon
*^ /y*'"'iis\ Oolong
fej wffS) English
I BreaHf^st
j Wt 'I .'«-• r^ powder
GEY[MJ BlacK <a
12^ Green
are pure. Packed flavor-
tight in dust-proof car-
tons to protect their
purity and flavor.
J. A. Folger (Sl Co.
San Franciaco .
I Importers of Port T««a
\ The j^ p^ eNT^ W
(Q/imtfaAt i
RIMLESS EYEGLASSES
. are Guaranteed
• sli#^"i*Tft BREAK
Jml J I TO . chip .
B^IWJI, LOOSEN
Jfie Ocularium
\ /3dSYANff£SS AYE.
Bee.Bt/S#4n<fSUTT£RSTS.
THE CALSFO3NIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE
• (Orsanlzed 1902)
, PROMOTION: The act o* promotion; ad*
Tancement; EN COC RAG EiIENT.— Century -Dlc-
' The California Promotion committee bas far
its object the PROMOTING of California ;—ja4|
'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 It has notblns.to sell. ' "\u25a0- c; v »
\u25a0'- Its energies are devoted to fostering all things -
that hare the ADVANCEMENT of California as
their - K t~rt Tn*TWT^WiT"*?tlllTWTßlMiTßgn^irff
'. ; It gites , reliable Informattoc on eTery : sabject '
connected \u25a0 with the industries of CallfcmU.
It slv«s ENCOURAOEMEXT to tbe establish-
ment of new - Industries _ and ; tarltea deair&bl« '
immixratlon.'HßHP'lßlH
:..- It -is not 1' aa . employment asre&CT. although it
gtTes , Information ' regarding labor conditions. .
-\u25a0' It presents theopportnnltles and' needs la alt
fields ; of i bnstnesti ' and •: profesnkmal actlT It j.
-;TBe;eoramlteeMs:snpported*by popular < sub-
scription • ' and \u25a0 makes no charges for aa/ serrlca
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