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I VOLUME CVin.^-NO. 137.
In the Sacram ento and San Joaq ui n Valleys
33 CUPS OFFERED
AS POULTRY PRIZES
Birds to Be Exhibited at Show
of San Joaquin Association
in November '
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
STOCKTON", Oct. 14.— The trophies to
be awarded the owners of prize birds
exhibited at the first annual show of
the San Joaquin poultry association, to
be held In the Avon building November
S-12, Lave been announced. Birds ,
Rcoring'less than 88 points will not be
considered. Thirty-three cupv have
been offered, all of which will be suit
ably inscribed.
Joe Gianelli offers the grand prize for
the highest scoring bird in the show.
The other cups offered and the donors
are:
B^st display of pheasants— A friend.
Highest scoring male in American class — '
U*>nrjr Ixmjers.
Highest seorlrg bird In Asiatic cUs— Hoffman
cafe. . . .
Hlgbcst eroricg: bird in Mefiiterrancaa class-
Otto voo Detteri.
Hißbest scorirs bird owned by resident of
Stockton— A. C. Parker.
I^argetit fiisp'.ey or Black Minorca* — James H-
Krnh.
Hlpt#st stories white male in chow, bantams
'"scluded — C. "W. Logan.
L&recst display »ny one rariety of poultry by
fcan Joaqula county resident— Walter 1\ Sibley.
Best bird in Polish class — A friend.
Larjreet display of Rhode Island Beds — Ed
IVyton.
Best Oirnisb fowl in show — Eugene D. Gra
imiD.
L»ryest display of turkeys — A friend.
I.srg'est display of ducks — Harry T. Fee.
Beet cockerel mating and pullet mating pens
of Barred Rocks < wiener must show pen of each)
—Ben M. Woodhull. -•
Larpest display of Leghorns by one exhibitor —
Kucene P. Sabiu.
L«reest <Jl«iilay of bactatns — Georse H. Croley
cocipaay, incorporated, of San Francisco.
Bett display of AtacrJcau Xtomi&iquee (m«daj)
— AbßOciatioo.
Largest display of Orpingtons by resident of
Sau Joaquin county — A friend.
Best display of pit games (medal) — The asso
ciation.
Ten highest scoring birds of one variety —
Flatiroo.
I^argetit display of Wiiite Orpingtons — George
Largest cUrplay of White Wyandottes by one
exhibitor — Mayor R. R. Reibentttein.
Highest bcoring bautata — R. L. Wooster.
Largest display of Buff Orpingtoas — Law T.
nvitss.
Largest display of Black. Langshans — Buffet
catc.
Largest pen of Buff Cochin bantams — A friend.
Best bird exhibited by one member of the ag
so.-isrioa — American fence construction company.
Best display of Blue Aijdaluslans — Hermann's
cafe.
B*st display of Mottled A.ncona&— Cornelius
I.foaard. • ...
Hest Hnudan— William H. MecKay.
Largest entry by outside exhibitor — President
tit HNSOciatioo.
There is a long list of specialty club
prizes for single comb Rhode Island
reds.. Columbian Wyandottes, black
Orpingtons, single comb brown leg
iiorns. white Plymouth Rocks, buff leg
horns, buff Orpingtons. partridge
Wyandottes, white Wyandottes, buff
Wyandottes, barred Plymouth Rocks. -
The birds are to be divided into 15
classes. Prizes are also offered for
pigeons. •
The officers of the association are:
John D. Gall, president; G. Cunning
ham, vice president: C P. McAlmond,
treasurer; William H. MacKay. finan
cial secretary; Eugene P. Sabin. secre
tary; R- I* Wooster, -superintendent;
Ben M. Woodhull. T. C Hawley, R. L.
Wooster. William H. MacKay, William
A. French, J. J. Hayes, executive com
mittee.
Robert Venn of Fresno, F. E. Mitchell
of Sacramento and A.' H. Currier of
Stony Point will be poultry Judges and
R. V. Moore of Oakland will judge pig
eons. Entries- will close November 1.
PIONEER'S BEARD AND
HAIR SINGED BY BLAZE
William G. Harvey's Narrow
Escape During Fire
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
REDDING. Oct. 14.— William G.
Harvey. a pioneer of the county, nar
rowly escaped burning to death in his
home at Igo yesterday morning. Har
vey is 79 years old and almost helpless
from rheumatism. He was alone at
home and lying on the bed reading
w!vn a guEt of wind blew the curtain
over the lamp. The curtain was sqt
aflre and be'ore Harvey could rise or
summon help from the nearby neigh
bors his beard was burned off on one
*ide. his hair singed and hi had suf
fered burns on the forehead and. hands.
Neighbors arrivipg promptly saved the
home from destruction.
OROVILLE RESIDENTS .
OPPOSE SALOON LICENSE
May Attack Legality of All
Liquor Permits
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
OROVILLE, Oct. 14.— The refusal of
H. L. Anthony to withdraw his applica
tion for a license in the Reyrnan build
ing has resulted in residents of the
vicinity retaining Attorney H. D. Greg
ory to oppose the saloon.
It is declared the question of legality
of all licenses in Oroville will be at
tacked if Anthony persists, It being
contended that the city trustees have no
authority to delegate to the city clerk
the power of granting licenses.
If the question- is raised it is likely
the trustees will draft a new ordinance.
AUBURN MAN EXECUTOR
OF $600,000 ESTATE
Uncle Dies in Indianapolis,
Leaving Valuable Property .
[Ssxnoi 6,'~atch tc Jhe CaU<
AUBURX, Oct, 14.— H. H. Gilmore has
Just received word from an attorney at
Indianapolis, Ind., that he has been
made executor and manager of an es
tate worth ?600,000.
An aged uncle of Gilmdre died re
cently in Indianapolis leaving- an estate
consisting of Indianapolis property and
property adjoining that city.
Gilmore will sell his interests here
and return to Indiana.
REPRESENTATIVE IS
APPOINTED FOR FRANCE
[Specie/ Dispatch to The Call]
SA.CBAMEXTO. Oct. 14.— William H.
Pauling Enrich of Paris has-been ap T
pointed commissioner.; of deeds for lthe
state of California by Governor Glllett.
He Is the only | official of record- who -is
representing this state In' France. ,He
Is a native born American and a" mem
ber of the American bar, but now prac
ticing in Paris. .'••,.'- :. .* - V - • -
. > .^
See Uie Watsonville Apple Show
Apple . pies, apple puddings, apples
baked and apple sauce. . ..,.-. ... .
Wonderful, display Saturday. Sacred
concert Sunday, afternoqn. .Low w,eek
«nd rates via Southern Pacific^ iSee
Agents: Flood Building. Palace Hotel.
Market Street Ferry Depot, Third and
Town*frnd -Streets Depot; .and Croad
\rsLV e*ta Tnlrteenta Street, Oakland;'* ,
San Francisco Artist's
Design Wins $300 Prize
Seal of San Joaquin county selected by competition.
SAN JOAQUIN SEAL
OFFICIALLY CHOSEN
C. Townsend Brown Awarded
First Prize by Stockton
Commercial Club
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
STOCKTON,. Oct. '14. — The commer
cial club adopted last night its "San
Joaquin county. seal, accepting the de
sign presented by C Townsend Brown
of 322 Fourteenth ' street, San Fran
cisco. Brown will receive the $300 cash
prlze< offered by the club.
Designs were submitted from all over
the United States ahd X the committee
worked for weeks in making its se
lection. The selection was ratified last
night by the club. The design selected
is circular in shape. "Within an arch
is a map of San Joaquin county show-
Ing Stockton In the center, the Sierras
in the background and the rivers and
highways. Above the 'arch ' is a pic
ture of an irrigation ditch, below is a
wheat field, while on one Bide Is an
orchard and on the other Is a vine
yard. An Interurban train is also pic;
tured. The seal bears the inscription.
"San Joaquin County Commercial
Club." '\u25a0
George Covell of Escalon, won the
\u25a0second prize of, sloo.
The seal will be' placed on every
product sent out from San Joaquin
*ounty, even to fruit -boxes.
Prizes of $10 each were awarded the
tollowing competitors:
Raymond S. Miller and Frank ' Warner, A; C.'-
Searles, . I. C. Moore. -G. Little, all -of- Stockton;
I>r. B. G.. Clgrand of . Chicago, , Florence Manor
of San Francisco. Merrill X. R<*ed of Oakland.
XellJe Montajrucof AUmeda. Edsrar L.-Schoti
berper of Sacramento. Mrs. H. W.i Henrici. of
Mexced. . . - \u25a0••\u25a0\u25a0•. ', . -
SACRAMENTO TO GREET
BAPTISTSNEXT YEAR
Three Day Session. at Stockton
Is Closed
[Specie/ Dispatch to The Call]
STOCKTON, Oct. 14.— The Sacra
mento Baptist association- completed its
three day session in this city last nlghti
The next annual, sermon will be/de
livered by , Rev. J. D. Hacker of the
Emanuel Baptist church of Sacramento.
Officers of the association -were elec^- '
ed for the coming yearas follows: ' - }\u25a0 !
Moderator. Rev. D.McKillop .of . Lock'cford.' i*4
Assistant moderator, Rer.^W. F.- Stone of Sac- . j'
ramento. ; * - - '\u25a0-, .-• ..-. .' ..• r-J'
Secretary -treasurer, • Miss Anna ' Holman . of \u25a0:*•
Stockton.- .'.:-,' <-. -,"-: •-'-•.\u25a0• \u0084 »•' \f-. ;\u25a0>•\u25a0< J*
Committees .were announced as ; fol l r
lows; ", * '\ •-. '\u25a0 •'• : ' -.\u25a0•\u25a0-'' -;''.* *i
Obituaries— Ret. J. . D.' Hacker,' Mrs. ?,C. 'H..!;
Deaton and Rev: W. F. Stone. - - - •••51--,-J5 1 - -,-J-
Place and preacbers-r-Mre. ' W. P.',Price,'--BeT. t '
Francis Hope. Mrs, A.- McMain." •.''/- ' ' H !\u25a0
Nomlaatlons — Rer. 1.. •F. .Langford,' C. -A. ,
B^chir, IU-t.' D. McKillop.' : -\u25a0\u25a0 ". . - ; ' j.
Stat*>. of rell£~ou— Rev. T. : W. • Alexander and j
Her. D.- McKUlop. r- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0., ..,.•..' .^ !
Enrollment — C. H. Denton. Rei-, W.* F. Stone, <
Bey. K. S. Van Ncsji,- Mrs.^M.^C. Cure. •..\u25a0•• ;
Kesolutions-^Georße E. Joy, '.Rev. * Franc^ \u25a0'.
Hcpp, Rev.' E. S. Van' Ness.'.-* ; , '.f \u25a0 '-- » -j
, The . next * meeting will 'be "held''ip"
Dixon. Sola no county." '•.;_'\u25a0.'; '- 4 'J "> ,' r
FIRE DESTROYS FIVE - Li
NEWCASTLE BUILDINGS^
$17,000 Blare Starts ;in ; Laundry
and Spreads Rapidly- -:
j ISpecrai Dispatch to The CaU])]\ ;./ \ ; ; M|,
\ XEWCASTL.E. . Oc{. 14:-— Fire 1 ; -that •
| started in the Newcastle hand laundry
; early this .morning 'destroyed \u25a0••five
buildlngrs^wlth a total loss 'of. sl7,ooo. : -
" The nre wa6.dis'coveredTby:Mrs. ? BenE-,
i ley, who lives next to-the^laundry; She -
'sounded the 'alarm, - but the "bucket r
[ brigade was. unable to. check" the flames*:
! until they had*- destroyed the-'laundryi"
; the Bensley residence, the residence- of
j Charles Bergholdt. 1 a lodging house, con- 9
ducted \u25a0by Mrs. 'Bodie,' and the F.^ Ei j'."
Cannon butcher shop. ;.;%-; , . /. . |
The origin: of .the '\u25a0fire : Is. not, known, --[i
TRACY TO HAVE' A . 1
CARNIVAL^IN OCTOBER
W&V}!'- : ••-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-'\u25a0 ~ — \u25a0<;.-:\u25a0*-> '\u25a0 .: -, -
MercliantsvofiCity Plari;t6!Cel
;; - ebrate Prosperity .; ' /- i
[Special Dhpatch to-.The.Call] .' ' ; v . -. *
: -TRACY*. OcU : . 14.— ThroughHh"e;effo'ft6
of the merchants,; a f street- carnival: and
f esti val " will be ; held^ here\Oct6ber^ 21,'
22 and : . 23. • :.The .Fiesta -earn! val /com «
pany- will;? have -numerous
on ; and i'the* period'- wljl'/end sin"; a.
grand ball the; last^yening?. •;.,;/ ,v-:; '- '<
- The* voting, contest- for i the ,"queenV is
creating great, interest;"; more.' thanf,2s;-*
000 \u0084yotes; haying, already.-tbeen^ cast.; 5 1
: The officers cbnductlng.tlie^affair'are:
C.\; U*. , Goodwin,' /D.- R. liPayne, "; R.\ R.
Kuhn, A. Grunauer and -H.- RJ*-Young^
blood.' •''[\u25a0 \u25a0•'\u25a0• .i'"-- :.\u25a0'_'\u25a0 \u25a0 -•.;,,'\u25a0\u25a0:•\u25a0\u25a0 "•'.\u25a0• _. {
q rM : : E-. ::S^lsj j: , ; pr;R AN: e:ISe:O: CAlito
DIVERSION OF BOND
FUNDS IS ILLEGAL
Supreme Court • Sets Important
Precedent lin Sacramento \u25a0 C
\u25a0.; t Bridge Case
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
\u25a0 SACRAMENTO, Oct. * 14.— The su
preme court has denied; a rehearing in
the Sacramento case of Jenkins &
Wells \-s.- County • Auditor Williams,
setting a precedent that will be im
portant to ali-oountles where the peo
ple have .voted bonds! '. '
,The ruling is t^ the .effect that the
supervisors can : not use -"bond funds
voted for a particular purpose for any
other purpose. .
The Sacramento bonds set $5,000
aside, for repairing a bertain bridge,
but this was- not enoufeh to complete
the'i'work and'..s7so was,' diverted .from |
another fund.- The auditor held up the i
claim because of this, and the courts
upheld him. ' ; . \u0084 . •
MAN AND WOMAN CHECK ;
FORGERS SENTENCED
Sacramento Merchants " ' Were
. . Victims of the Pair
SACRAMEXTO. Oct. 14.— Margaret
Young,, alias Mrs. Frank .C. Dowdell,"
was' sentenced' to " one'year in ..l?an
Quentin and -John -Hanson, alias Q. L.-
Dowdell, - the woman's -consort, - was
given 1 8 \u25a0; months^ In Folsom by Judge
Hughes; today. r . Both'pleaded guilty_to'
charges of , forgery. !- : : ; , ' \u25a0 ;
The -wpman.'.who had served a' year
in the - Utha; penitantiary, .was given
the" /minimum f term,* 'because It; was
statrd~ that< Hanson, was! largely, re
sponsible for "influencing her to commit
crimo' -Hanson's ,'seritence- was made
ligHt, because' he.^ has ; not long to live.
i Miss Young, forged a ;S3O check on
Clement *\u25a0•& - v Dunn, a furniture, house,
while Hanson passed. a'worthless ; paper!
for $35; on^Archibald>*& "Hamilton,
clothiers'.". '- '//:'\u25a0. ' V ';'.-, ' ; ; , ' : ;•'.-*, ''r;j-:y :
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i; lyglol. fiEARYST^nr. DeVlsadefX) j
I !'/! '/ /^Po^e^ln^tuljs-; With:, hot J, |.1
I \v: \u25a0" and y cold, .afresh kndi salt'"- 1: : - 1 [
; j g .water. (, - Each' rpem'j. fitted . .- .- ~ \ ;
|- r - With -hof i>ml cojdi fresii" i ;
! and salt iratef shower. . % .'. . ,j r
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kc;^Hot^A^Ha^Drier^fbr-; : ;';: : l :
. . uonien bathiers.ViOnrown | j
I, ...V \u25a0\u25a0- Modern; Laanidry.ji; Towels ; h
» .._ . and -j. Salts? Jthoronghl j V. :\u25a0 i
i vrashed '/- ?ahd . sterilized. !'
- . IXSPECTIOX : INVITED J
•rTHE SANITARY TL'B :i and j
[(.-\u25a0\u25a0;V-.;;SWIMMING j BATHS""; \u25a0:./: \
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AT FOU NTA I N S, HO TE LS, OR" tffcSEW H CR C
V :'-v-.:.::: ' ;'v:;"Jl f^Get.tKciivV;';-v-v-":; >: .'' v .
w; Original Md Genuine
HORLIGK'S
MALTED MILK
The Food Drink foi- All Ages
RICH MILK. MALT GRAIN EXTRAa. IN POWDOI
Not^miipßPirnist
o** Insist on ••HORLICK'S"
'\u25a0;.'• .-": - ':'-.'"-' : .- .**Takb a package borne :' ,
SLAYER SENT TO
PRISON FOR LIFE
J. Maroney, Who Told Coroner
to Wait While He Killed
;Man; Sentenced
I FRESNO, '-..Oct.'. 14.— Jim Maroney ..was'
sentenced this" morning by Judge Aus
tin of the -'superior court", to, spend the
remainder "of-^his life behind the prison
gates of San /'Queritin for the murder
of ,;Casimiro,Tognotti near Firebaugh
last July. '< . : .; .. \: ;;. :.,•;, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 •
'. Maroney shot and killed Togriotti b'e
ckiise^e 1 thought the'latter had cut the
stakerope -on his .'horse.' When . ar
raigned he pleaded guilty. ": \u25a0"\u25a0' V .
; ; Before:: killing: Tognotti Maroney 'is
said to; have approached Coroner Bean
of Fresno, who happened to: be in^Fire
baugh at: the; time, ; and asked him. not
to return to the county seat^ecausje he
was on his; way'thento kill'a irian.and
if the; coroner i left he would be com
pelled, to, return. ,The .man's statemeot
was ; considered a joke j at' the T time; ; but
later... he proved that he had been speak
ing seriously. ; : ; -\u25a0':.\u25a0<.
RE A LTY ; AGEIST BEAT EN
X ' AND LEFT FOR DEAD
Second Holdup* in Five Days
, Reported in -Fresno^. -
\u25a0"'\u25a0 FRESNO, -Oct. 14.— G. F.* Bodfish..a
real estate agent, was beaten "and" left
f P r . dead 'by ; holdup men, according ' to
a report-he made to the police. today.*,
u He was accosted at S o'clock-Thurs
day night, was subdued after* a strug r
grle and 'regained consciousness at ;4
o'clock this- morning. . \: ; ;'. .1
I This is the second holdup in in ye- days,
the;flrst'being within two. blocks of the
court house.;. ; v : : \u25a0
RANCHER'S WIFE KILLS <
HERSELF WITH 1 RIFLE
Children Hear * Shot f and Find
r \u25a0•" Their Mother Dead : '\u25a0'.'.''.{:
.. FRESNO. ;Oct. 14, — Still brooding
over the drowning of her 2 year old son
last spring in an irrigating ditch, Mrs.
J. P. Berg, wife of a prosperous Parlier
rancher; committed" suicide' this after- s
noon by shooting herself through- the
head with a rifle. Her four other'chil
dren, returning from school, heard the
shot and found their, mother, dead. Her
husband is prostrated by grief- \u25a0"\u25a0';' *"\u25a0 j »
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The Great ':.• '-.\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 fj.' ' > •• > '- Fxelu»ive. ; ;
Ready-to- Wear -. 4 -L,^, '''.•'"' ": \u25a0 // . , AgenU for i
Store- ' '•' T\ ' J^ ' ' ' ' ;-v; -v fX ' "Revillon" Fur«
- THE LACE H<?USE
X'_ '- STOCKIO < AND^O'FARkfcLL S f .>. . . -
Jliuc kjpcdcllo
Owing to the great number, of patrons
. ., ; ji^3Bß||K^k who.were unable to 'be waited on yesterday *-1
JTffHHpHPxV in our Sorosis Shos Department, we will
Ift YI TvJVy IV|m °^ er the same special reductions again to-
luUf JLvtAlrWl ay * We ' early • shopping, as these
VHiMIIBHIInLzAf - r e du c tio n s on genuine Sorosis . Shoes will
X^SBB^SXr undoubtedly keep this department, very, busy
all day. : . \u0084-",;."\u25a0\u25a0 •; \. : /:- •'.:\u25a0. -r;. •; ,-.-'^.'.- \u25a0 -\'\
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$4.00 Sorosis SKoes . . $3i45^?
$S;OQ Sorosis Shbes . . . . $4;25 ;
$6.00 Sorosis Shoes . . . $5.25
$7^oo Sorosis w^C
Rubbers 10% Off Today
: Saturday will positively be the -last, 'day^ of this; reduction of 10 .; ;
§ " ner'cent on -the regular -prices of i our; entire I stock, of; robbers.' -r
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1 ;;\u25a0 • Comparisons Bring ;;\u25a0
li|l| ; ';;.Buyers _ to 'Our; % ||
Silfe Petticoat
v, \u25a0 , >"'-,\u25a0' •>' '•.';.'* .' -\u25a0 v- \u25a0."-;- • ' . \u25a0 '. v : S. - "\u25a0'\u25a0 ' ' '
P^partment
.' . \u25a0 -.. . \u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0...... \u25a0 ' \u25a0.\u25a0 r '-,-. \u25a0.\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :\u25a0• \u25a0 •». • " S ' ' •
; ' '.. For years this has been one' of the great features at D. '
: . There:is>alue to every: petticoat we sell. . / , '\u25a0
" If the:skirt T does not give satisfaction,. D. Samuels is GLAD
v.'.J to: return the : purchase price. ;.- ..... ; /: £ ;\u25a0;.;:;; \u25a0;.;:;: ,\ ;_ _; -.;:;:,
Here are-a'few of the best lvalues you. can buy today in; the \u25a0
petticoat sectionof bur. great ready-to-wear floor: ' *
r; ALI^SILK- MESSALINE PETTlCOAT, ; '"with^(^fc ft Avcf
* : /; tailor edflovuice; all colors V. i . r; ; v. . rv.v: . •;;. rr: : :r/JpO»OU" ;-t
:'. JERSEY TOP ' SILK 'J- SKIRTS^ . : : with' messaline d»/J : aa v
flounce; all new fall c010ring5. ... . .-. r. :-. . . ; ;.",.;:r.ipO,U.U." : ;
; ; :; .'>ALXrSIUC^^ESS^LiNE:;:PEWicp^ •
double Persian silk ruffles; all c010r5. . . .". . . .... . . .%p § # / O
T EXTRAS QUALITY BLACK JERSEY SILK PETTICOATS, -
with 19-inch black arid white check pleated: '-".''(nQXe/Vv
SPECIALLY HE^VjERSE^S^
'''-'- CO A T»^ * dee P' P leat * d flounc * '» "9 '^colors^ r:?^«p 1 l/.y V
\u25a0: : .-.:- r-c^--'-^[.. i --s^ r x'izy-'^^'~' 'i^!±22—llll—£^ '\u25a0"\u25a0:l'-' ?.'Jv-'..". V
;>.--v"' «"\u25a0'•.'• '..V-" \u25a0*- .\u25a0 / '-:*•\u25a0• -?---~".\\ ••'\u25a0\u25a0 ~ J "-l~ \u25a0:.*•?'\u25a0 ..'i-». : : \u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0'• i.~- -tj *•- \u25a0;."\u25a0». .V- -.'..'\u25a0- *;:-:*^' "?:•••.'\u25a0 : - ; -V. ."". \u25a0'-''-" '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0','
v ;UvV.Eveiry^S&^
f at the "'great Clearance. Salejof Art Goods on* our' Th^rd floor;
Tremendous' reductions .prevail. ' - • /?] :
SAN JOAQUIN ROAD
CLUB ORGANIZED
New Body WII Devote Efforts
iofKeep Highways in ~ - :
'Good Shape
[Special \u25a0; Dispatch to The Call]
' STOCKTON? Oct.. 14— The road prob :
lem ,now"confronting the people of Sari
Joaquin county, is that of .maintenance.
"With' 14 '* mires^of highways completed
arid accepted and scores 1 of miles under
improvement and iii need of supervision
resulted /in ', the San . Joaquin county
road- club being organized last night.
The- highway commissio-n . which.is|con
structing; 238 smiles of highway from
the $2,000,000 bond issue, hasno author
ity for \u25a0mairitaining roads once accepted.
* Thetroad club aims'.to centralize ef
forts-^for maintainingithe highways. "A"
fund will^- be* provided and the work
:handled by a commission. • ;•
| The club elected J.M.; Eddy tempor
ary chairman and Frank's. Boggstem-i
porary secretary. ' Initiation fee is A\,
and no -dues will; be. charged. .> Another
meeting will, be held next -Thursday |
evening. :': \u25a0..•\u25a0; .' t * \ '. '. " ;
GEORGE CHOSEN CHIEF :
; OF PORTUGUESE ORDER
Convention ' Closes With the In-
stallation of Officers
? VALLBJO, Oct. 14.— With the instal
lation of offlcers the twenty-fourth an
nual of the. 'United Portu
guese; Order of 'California was brought
to a close today. .-; The following^ offlcers
took .the chairs:: J.C.". George, Merced,
supreme , president; - Antone . AVilson,
Stockton; vice \u25a0preßident: L. J. Martins,
San -Leandro, secretary ; John G. Mattos
Jr.. Ceriterville; treasurer; G. F- Pereira,
Oakland. .' master 'of t ceremonies ; A. .A.
liima.'Vallejo; inner guard; M. J. Xza
vedo.% Antioch, outer | guard: T>r. " J. ; L.
Cazavedo, Oakland, medical examiner;
directors, F. J. Cuna,: Oakland; jM.
Fraga, Benlcia; F.'.T. "Lemon, Hayward;
A. N. Martins, Oakland;' J. B. Mendoza,
Oakland; J. V. Pereira, Pleasanton; J.V.
Silva, Sausallto. • • , " • ; :
WOMAN CUTS THROAT — Los Anpeles. Oct. 14.1
' -Expert Burgery- Bared the life of - Mrs. Belle
Turner of Peyton, Colo., today, after she had
- severed \u25a0\u25a0 her .^ windpipe -witli a pair of scissors.
Surgeons performed th^ operation of trache
.,- otomy. an > incision of the windpipe, and it is
" -tielieved. the : woman will iiurTlTe. ». - '
SATmpAYpOQTOBEWiJS, .-:»»..
jS^cial^in Hair Goods Tod^ Only
•; ' Switches - of ; wavy \u25a0 hair, 32 inches (ong, : in all shades except . gray.
: ; $5 and- $8 each; '\u25a0 : : • . -' •: \h}^ r -.- :.: .' \u25a0\u25a0*•\u25a0\u25a0 ;: : . ' \u25a0 -'-'\u25a0'•
:Puffs; dressed in turban style, in all shades.- $2 to $5.. "-__£_J
Hate Lu nc heon in Halloween Novelties
Hales Louis
Bought from Rosenberg & Co.. a San Francisco vKolcsale jam gomg r
out of business; and offered ato ne-half value. ' 'Also a fern Curtams.
from Hole's slock, far .underpriced.
Nottingham Dace Curtains— ln Nottingham Lace Curtains— 3
- . or 3p 2 yards long by oO or s4
white or Arabian, 21/>2 l /> yards inches " Ayide * four • different
-.ong; by 30; inches ||| . .^^^^i
~~ Values, are 75c a pair.. Qi- at 98c a pair. .
fered at 39c a pair. Scotch Net Curtains— White or
' Arabian; plain •or floral cen-
Nottingham- Lac B .Curtains-- re^^^ Pair '
.2^ or 3 yards long by 45 or Brus s c i s Nete t Curtains—
50 inches Wide, in white or Trimmed with * Cluny.-4ace
.. .-, - ' and embroidery, Battenberg
Arabian, plain or floral cen- ed^es and insertions, :or
fered at 68c a pair. . ;;;/ " $1.75 a pair. .;
French Curl Plumes
Values Offered at Hole's Vo(lay,[ Durable
Plumes in White or Blacks Only
inch-French curl plumes
Much finer beautiful black or white fm'fwi^^^
ostrich plumes, 17 in- <£O AZ* i^lfe^
French Curl Plumes, 19 inches long, $p{W&l?/M
rich and fluffy, in black <JJ AQC *W$M E
A superb .offering in these French :"\r^*^f.i^
Ciirl plumes, 23 inches long^ gor- \u25a0•>[ ;;\
geOus nodding plumes, »$/J EZfi - "vS ;
at .V 1 ... ..7 .......... vv«yV :''--'^-- : ;*:.-*'.
I. if I 9 ' The children wilf be dellgtitedCwith,a- |
•FlStlC S visit to Hade's -.Toy Department on'
-f \u25a0".. \u25a0:-.'\u25a0* the \u25a0 Third "vHundreds'.of i hew;
ta*» % toys and big dolls .off ercH; at Hale V
':* low piices.'- ;Buy • toys^atHale's; for ,
' R r%\T C *^ c "^^^?* J enjoyment } on 'winter;'
I: \u25a0'\u25a0 DOy* i- \u25a0 afternoons 'and 'evenings.!-;. '\u25a0\u25a0:. \u25a0 : . -^*il;
Bed Spreads and Blankets
, Be fßptightaVLow Prices at; Hole's
HI Blankets || /Sptea^|--| ; :
White or Gray Double • Blankets-— White : Crochet Bed - ; Spreads— \u25a0
'. Double -bed • size, V 72x84, inches. :;Hemnied, double; bed, size,. 76x81
7 % bound with, mohair binding,- pink \u25a0 finches, soft .finish. 98cTeach.'
• or; blue border/ $2.75' a pair. '. White": Crochet Spreads^-Hemmed. :
«ru J V,.i -! ,-. \. Wi 'i. *1 c- ; ejttra site -and weight, size-SIxSS.
White Wool Mued Blankets— Size inches $1.45 each. *
1 68x72 •inches.^soft and .fleecy, White-Crochet- Spreads-Double
M ' ; wi bl^ C^i? m ° r : bed .size; fringed or cur corners,
blue $2.95 a. pair. , : $1:50 each. ' ,• . v
Gray Wool Mixed Blankets^Good Whi^ Marseilles "pat- j
m weight ;and' finish;; pink ; or blue *"Jf • " e: l tra .^cght, - $1.75 and
• ; bdrder^72xBo inches, $3.45 a pair. - * 2 - 25 ; ea ff 1 - ;\u25a0 - / : , t'?v \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:>
\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 ,'. ; ' :\ * > Colored -Bed ; Spreads— In preity
\u25a0Saxony Wool Blankets — [Extra combination- colors, such-- as
', weight Vand /sizeV -78x90 inches, ;"; greeni'pink, navy,' yellow.' red or '
I new border ."designs,; fancy' silk ,":.wh,ite. ..deep fringe, 'size : 80x90
" binding/ $14.00 ito $18.00 a! pair. inches, $1.10 each..
n * •. i \u25ba stripes. A gobd ; winter- weight, 27 h'jiC ' Vfl
; -rlanneL-y.. inches \vnde.--r. v j > :;- '- \u0084- s "f^V J>*'
. v • \u25a0\u25a0;'M^c/'va/u« : ;ai;Jsc:'a'^rJ.i;.r 'fiU'il
. - Soft messaline ' ribbon," lustrous • and , all silk, 5 inches wide, adinir-
; - ablej for/ millinery I purposes.- .Comes^^ in ffully' 3o: different shades
" • .' 'and combinations, including the popular pink, v - blue,' red, ''cardinal - i
Vand navy:col6rs,and;black or> white. v ' •
t DR. MAR DON
Tbe Noted i Doctor
: * Chinese" Empire - .
\u25a0 \u25a0** BAK FRAUCISCO " *-'
-4 With > knowledge i inberUed through '\u25a0 mtm
' peu<»r»tioDS. cure* nil . .ftilmeott , thtt tb» -
bnman £ syitem .l> . subject to. by '. mean : of
lets aad carefully selected : herbs. Con*ulu
*tto»f«J»Hj 'iinoa* r .CbiuaraOV->'~S~^ -> .'.! .
k.; - Kitartf $ . totisa«j— Tea an i [. Hari Saaitei a. .
r - : '^H^"''" Teo lty; st -.; Phone - c^ lina . s^
V B^^l. - ,ii Jnles^Grand," IQS2 Kearnj-
'\u25a0"-- BH^l**' \u25a0'•**•"• ss.- T.;"am -V<?ry 'glad to
- : wPI^ : : .testify to the 'skill of Dr.
" i ißl^l v\;: -;Cbt>w ;• Jnyan.- who'tcured ;my
;*.-2|^^EBt^;* :^"e r of ; paralysis after sh« had
spent maDy months In 1 treat*
ments 'With In \u25a0 thls^clty. 5
\u25a0-*, -,t.- - . . » -r , -\u25a0\u25a0 . . _.*^ -\u0084-•>-• - \u0084 ..-• , .-»- --\u25a0 •
i $1 PER YEAR
Branch Off ices
\u25a0;' \u25a0 Subscriptions , and .advertise* .
• ments* wwilt.be:l t .be : received in \
'\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0 San Francisco at 'the - follow-
ing offices: . :>,: >, l^,y^ "\
fzi'i ICSI FILLM ORE STREET •"\u25a0
Open until 10 o'clock every nlrhr
J-.-- 10TH AND MISSION. .fiS* , '
- ; - MiUej-«- Stationery -StoT»i ;
1108 VALE.VCU STREST >\u25a0'
--'\u25a0:-\u25a0; » - Blake's- Bazaar r^T^r*
i-r>,»i» s .vA« xess AVExtm '•'-
;; f -.^. Parent's Stationary 3tor»
, KOO FILLMORE STREET T :
653 HAIGHT STREET. (
, : ' Christian's ?. Branch.^ t
. 14T4 HAtGHT. STREET
\u2666- - ' '"- •"* - \u25a0 \u25a0-'.. The * Atlas •&'*\u25a0\u25a0.- \u25a0'" ; *- r"- ' .-• \u25a0
SIXTEENTH A3TD MARKET STm.-
p, - . . Jackson's r tßranch^i * T**"
:'••* .- Halllday'g SUt'onery^store a '
;,.mxetcenth-st..ivrT c\st«o
V.M»a» v .Ba»ar l X TeJ.; MJ«|Qn*StS r

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