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FOURTH OF JULY GREETING FROM CALL
.Two Thousand Pounds of Red Fire Will Burn
MESSAGE TO FLASH
TO PEOPLE FROM !
HISTORIC TABLET
In Every Direction Will Be j
Seen The Call's -Best
Wishes and Faith'in
I Great State '
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7When selecting a location to 7make j
a . red fire display upon the night of j
July I, The (."all i-hcsc a spot 'full ; of.
historical significance, for on tho very -.
top of Mount St. Helena, -where, on-the j
night of July 1 The Call's red, fire will
blaze, stands.- a bronze tablet defying
time and weather and telling of a visit
made there in 1S41: by the Russians. "
The original tablet was long ago ra
moved from its place upon*.the rocks
because of the value attaching "to it
as an historical relic. -This removal
took place ,in May. IS"*.*", in the pres-*
ence of representatives of the Sonoma
pioneer families of General M. G.Val
lejo. - Captain Henry D. Fitch." 'Jasper
O'Farrell, members of the Dormer parr;.
and Senora M. Lopez de Carillo,* Cap
tain * Stephen Smith, ''. Alexander o"
the bear flag party, the Native Sons
of the Golden West, the Spanish. Brit-,
ish. Russian and Mexican, consuls at
San Francisco.
COPY OK TABLET IMAGED
Actively in charge of the work .was j*
Dr. T. A; -Hylton. who. tooki. a-.'literal. *
copy of the Inscription*and Pi.ye it to
!'. 1.. Weston,*-who a little over]a year M
ago; authorised -Miss Honora and: P. R..j~
Tourney to place ,upon the- rock which-' *
bore the original tablet the copy .which j.
is now . there. The inscription is as i.■
follows: "Russians. June, IS 11. 7; C.L.:!*.
Vosnisenki 111. E. I. Tschernegi. Rus-. )
sians." ' ••■ '.'■'-.
The original tabic* .was destroyed ,
when the Pioneer- "building was lost
during San Francisco's great fire, "?nd i
to-lay all that remains to mark the J [
visit ,of the Russians to this part "of j ]
California at that early period!, of thai
state's history- is the present'tablet.' :
■which stands defying the winter's winds ! j
and 'snows .and .the blase c of : the , sum
mer sun to'"'-tell of that visit of the !
Russians who. scarcely; "realized-; the;t"
splendor,- of the domain „ which 4 they j
overlooked.
AVHEBE MESSAGE WILL FLASH :
Within I*l feet-of the* spot .where j
tliis tablet rests will- flare on.-the night j =
of July 4 a message of good^will, from
The Call to its California friends. Two
thousand - pounds of red =firo will,- make
th* heavens ;*j gleam i t with red.7, Just
how far this can *he seen can scarcely
be told, for the vision that - unfolds
him who is. hardy enough to climb 'the
lon up trail to the * summitf of -. the
grand old mountain reaches*:miles on
miles.- *■* ' 7 -'<-.-* ■ ■ ••'
Mountains seem ,to roll.up to the base |
of St. Helena, which 1 towers over all '
the. rest, and:, as far jas the j eye can
see v great hills spread out like billows,
, separated* by blue * and"'deep canyons
that convey an 'impression, of immeas
urable depth. r Looking far away over
the . Sacramento valley on a ■ clear
can be seen* the top of the Sierras.;*:'To
the south Is San Francisco, Mount Tarn
aipais I and Mount Diablo, standing on
each side like sentinels'watching over
the city of the Golden gate. -The-light
from the ferry boats that ply the bay
seems" like the gleam of »~dlstepc-f fire
flies. -V "7; f - *f ".' • • \. -.-"-.' .f ; 'f .f
CONFIDENCE- IX STATE > / .
Spreading southward "from the base
of I the mounts n,. then southwest. £ Napa
valley* forms a crescent,"dotted* by "-j the
beautiful towns of Napa, St. Helena and
Calistoga,>the latter nestling up against
the base of the mountain. .;. ;fi*..'".' ; *'•"'•".',
jln Calistoga 'on July ?.4 ■'are going to (
be! big doings, ,the .whole of Napa coun
ty taking part in the celebration, and
with them will be the San Francisco
'all. sending its -message of; good will
out broadcast: through the night. X .'*
- In every direction as "far. as the lurid
reflection .from . the top :of Mount St.
Helena can -be seen ' The Call's' best
wishes go and tell of its pride in the
past history,: of-. the state, * its j* support
In the " present period of development
and its supreme confidence in the des
tiny of years to come. Brief and heart
felt is its message: "Hello northern
California; -- let's • shake!" " ■'-' :.* *'. "**'. f f' \
MECHANICS' FAIR WILL
HAVE SPECIAL MUSIC
Noted Composer Is Writing
March : for San Fran
cisco Exhibition ';■&s£
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. Announcement' was . made ■ yesterday
l>y s Y President Carl torif H. Wall of f the
Mechanics* fair that Louis Gottschalk,
the noted,;'composer,; is composing a
march * especially";"f or/i this year's exhi
bition in the Pavilion, Dreamland rink
and the National theater. J*' ' ''
-.- When in San Francisco a .few.weeks
ago, at time his fantasy, "The Tik-
Tok.' Man,".';was- playing '-." here, Gott-'
: sclialk conferred with the fair officials
and a greed to" help* with * the musical
end \ of .the • exposition, but " reached fno
definite "agreement as. to i just what he
would do. " ■'"■'":.' t-. fpy •■ ■ '~:£j .*■":■•
After lief; had /gone to * Chicago with
The • ; Tlk;Tok-, Man" correspondence
kept up with him and. as a result,
• the special march has*.just been 7 de
cided "upon. . ; * -- 1 * - i
HA.FORD GIRL IS MISSING
Police Looking-; for' Matilda Sebright,
Lost > Seen With Stranger 7
Th* 4 police have begun a search for
Matilda Sebricht,? ln 'years',"old,f of j Han-*
ford.'She came to San Francisco three
flays ago to see her brother, who lives
in the; Hotel Arno, Sixth and Mission
streets?" ?He was not in, and the police
hay c? learned { that he was seen leaving
Ihe 7 place*with? a stranger and \ has not
been seen since. : She is 5 feet] 8 Inches
in height, has 7 light hair? and wears
'-: glasses;*!' l John Pruno, Hotel Arno, re
ported the case.
Policeman James Beach of the south
ern station was charged with man
slaughter f yesterday . following-^ the
death of Sarkis Bagdasarof, a Greek,
who -was' shot by the officer Thursday
morning.' after the latterjisr; alleged to
have attempted to brain- Beach with
a heavy iron bar. The officer was re
leased by Judge .Deasy on his own
rear wee. St£f£s
t-f • i ,*f . r. irj-•• i•' i fl -' '.'• ■>f-'**i" rTf*^*^^*?*^
The pinnacle of Mount St. Helena, higher than Mount Vesuvius, on the crest of which will blaze
The Calls message of good will (upper picture) ; northeast buttress of Mount St. Helena, where it juts
over Lake county (center view), and the Russian tablet commemorating the founding of Fort Ross.
TUNNEL RULING
ON WORK DELAYED
i Labor Council Awaits A.F.L.
- Decision on Miners' Fed
eration Case
Engineers Reject Strike Vote
_ .in. Power, Muddled-fV -
; ' Other-News' \Y'"''\>;
f ■ *J**S&£!!!!SZTpX**^ f ; The "■ execiitice•,com-»
.mittee of the San 
f Francisco Labor j
council has recommended , that part of I
the work .' in the Stockton ; street' tunnel j
be awarded to the Western federation I
of Miners. This brought on a protracted
discussion : and the statement that* 7 In
vi»w of court proceeding:; it i s doubt* ' :
nil if ; the tunnel;'will- be kited this •
year..' -~.' '*~.,"•';*-' *'■■,*. '7 :."-. -;7v-ji* ".!;■, :.
if A telegram from the secretary of the ! ;
building trades department of.' the ;
American Federation of Labor, received
arter; : the executive committee ha<3
™f action, gave f notice that * the
-Western Federation of Miners' Rele
gates be not seated la the council anc
denied the claim of the miners': foi
.tunnel work. , ';. Action -on- the -, recom
niendation of the /committee^ was de
i until the American ■ Federatlbr
of Labor's executive committee shall
decide the question of jurisdiction.
r*ll:a RE HO.YD -' ism b
, ,Michael Casey, J. Cane and V. A
"Arns worth .were, named «a t committee t<
assist;.in the matter of the next 'pro
posed issue of bonds. ■'•:• - ;
The local of | Engineers No. 64 gave
notice that would not take a strike
vote in the case of the. Gas and Elec
tric 7 company, and that < the ; '■ Internal
tional president had notified the "local
not to join i the srike. - "" -
.The <f protest of *. Carpenters' unior
No. 483 against the removal fof Delegate
E. T. Zant j from the council room * foi
being noisy brought < out a - statement
from President Gallagher, to the effect
that while he Is sorry that- in enforcing
order he has to resort to harsh meas
ures, he proposes to follow the law
the C council,- and if * occasion present?
itself he will follow the course 'adoptee*
at the previous meeting, and his state
ment was 'loudly applauded. ",The pro
test was filed. ■ ~ * '■'■•'-• ■' < '■■■'.
GAU,AGHEUSIS'DEFIAXT
:f President ; Gallagher called \ all entio 1:
to the proposed amendment*!'.the traf
fic ordinance, to regulate automobile;
as to speed and urged organizations ol
teamsters to take ; notice of this anc
take action. \\ \'_ ," f •'*■' "■ : *••.. ;- >--
f The council approved , a memorial tt
the governor of f the \statef to .reprieve
:those prisoners under sentence of deatl
pending; an initiative■"** vote! on t capital
punishment. *" »f ... " . .*" ' •' '■
The , Baggage \ Masters' > * union gave
notice that it'expelled William , Prosser,
a*; member, i!_ because f off his relatione
with ; the Pacific Gas and Electric com
pany. ' . * f.' f ,
T> The Iroquois j club submitted a reso
lution indorsing the" Hetch'lHetchy
water > project, asking council tc
approve it and forward ..the 1 same tc
the '} California representatives in con
gress. ;:. The request was concurred • in
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G. Knopf, a contractor, charged by
the District Council of Carpenters wltti
violatrbn of rules and regulations ol
the Building Trades council In relatlor
to men T g working £ for }' him, % has beer
placed on.the unfair^list. *^^^
H. Peterson of Carpenters' union No
36 was found guilty of working on a
building at Twenty-second and Misslor
streets with A. Lindell of Bricklayers
local No. 17 of Point Richmond,
did not have a working card for the
current quarter,?? and fined one day*
pay and his case referred to the dis
trict* councilfbf fcarpehters if or • f urthei
action.-- ■■■ ■ . • * -.
The Building Trades council has re-
THE &m FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDAY. JUKE 15. 1913.
cci ved **a $ compla in t': that; Con tract
Katz|has'beenjpaying'hi.s "men less than
the ffegularl*fseale^of-wages. ; "He' has
I been 'cited fto appear before '■'. the exec
j utive hoard-and show why he should j
not be placed on the.unfair list. The i
same order, was made in; the case of I
the: ." Flbersfone . Roofing company.,
chargedi;with 1 violating the trade ; rules I
of the council, . ' ..*-."'
organizer-' M. U. (.'riinhof: of ■■■''the
I Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Workmen"of America j, formed a
new union/of the" trade* in San ■ Mateo.
".Local"' No. 115 of the same organiza- j
j tion has .placed these in nomination ■
for office: ■ * - " - *. -
7,For; president, G. F. Johnson-srice!president,; |
j; A. louder; f guide, William * Dunne j and .Tames 5 Mc-
Dermott;; guard, Frank Lansing; trustee, Benja
jin in Oswald. 1* Funk. Joseph € Corcoranif and '< I
Edward 'Powers; executive board,**"Walter Sennits;*;
T. A. B arris,"* August I Mauer.f August*? Ny hind, and!
'Joseph™ Gallagher ;•; delegate* to the S Labor coun
cil. A. T. Xylnnd. Jr.* R. Grunhof,tA;tl-«eler,TJ.l
J. Krrtimer, G. B. Johnson ' and ' Edward 'Powers.!
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Local No. 66 of the Plasterers' union
Iha s's indorsed the agreement presented
Iby Internationa^^ F. J. Mc-
Glyeinfto the Building Trades council
that the work of placing the staff work
I on« buildings^o'n'' the exposition grounds
Ibe divided between members of that
trade arid carpenters pending a deci
sion as to jurisdiction.
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Deaths .in j labor ** circles 7 during the :
) .last week were reported sas follows:] j
I Benjamin Swansom Steam Fitters; Pat-'
1 ricic. :'* U. Hannon, James Boylan 3$ and
Charles. Calhoun. Riggers and Steve- j
jdores; George H. Hanson and James
' Glackin. Brotherhood of Carpenters;
--j Victor Koski. George a'J ac Sari ford •
Wilson ; and 1 Knut *9. Thomasen, Sailors;
of the Pacific; George Hansen, Pile
(Drivers: .lames J. Payton, Brotherhood*)
of Teamsters.
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; r At the last meeting of the Sailors' I
j Union .of the Pacific D. W. Paul, second j
patrolman, was granted fa two weeks' '
leave of absence and John W. Erlck- I
I son- appointed! to fill the vacancy. Act- !
j Ing Secretary Tennison reported ship
• pin g| medium at this port. Tacoma, ,
jattle, Port Townsend and Portland, '■
good in Victoria, fair in Aberdeen and' 1
San Pedro, dull in Eureka and poor in ,"j
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A telegram from Denver to the cull- j
Inary trades in this city says f that the!
Hotel and Restaurant Employes and
Bar Tender's International alliance :
voted that the 1915 session of that body,
shall be held in San Francisco.
The Workmen's circle will ajive a
picnic in Glen park today to aid the
fund being raised,for political refugee*
•who may come to this city. /-* 'u^SSI
# # *
jAt the last meeting of the board of
directors of * the Musicians' union ■' Ella.
] Smith was admitted to] membership on
transfer. T. C. Escobar, H. Hallejo and
I Han. Liana w.ra .admittad to tempo
! rary;membership l on transferfand; Frank
McCarthy and John Mulieri were per
j mitted to withdraw their "transfers. ,
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The Stablemen's union has signed a;
two ; years' working agreement with
I the Stable and Carriage Owners' asso
ciation to take effect July 1. " '. . f
LONE PIRATE CRUISES
BENEATH JOLLY ROGER
With Two of Crew Gone,
Solitary , Member \ Speeds *:
Toward Mexican Shore
SANTA BARBARA, June 4.—With a
lone "pirate" as : its : entire crew, the
power boat Antioch, stolen - several
months ago from! Benicla. Cal., was be
lieved tonight to *be speeding south
.ward, to-Mexican waters. >
Sheriff Nat Stewart,returned r here
today after he and a posse had • made
a fruitless search of Santa Cruz island,
across the Santa Barbara channel, for
the men who:; stole the boat J and who
sent word to the officer that "he could
come audi take them —if he could."
- . he "pirates" apparently followed the
! posse's boat back to • San fa? Barbara in
the night and rifled two other boats in
the harbor here of a brand new com
pass; a supply; of gasoline and a set of
sidelights. The- launches Otter. Gussie
M. and Lucy reported such losses today.
'.^Sheriff Stewart reported that two of
the .Antioch's "pirates" had put aahore
last night at Hueneme, where one had 1
been captured. That left the stolen
launch with a crew of only one, who
was believed to be' "Shorty" .'-Williams,
. a .water front character, well known to
the authorities of Santa \ Barbara and
San Diego.
KANSAS CITY DUELIST
SUCCUMBS TO WOUNDS
Boarding House Proprietor, W-o Ra-
Boarding Hon.. Proprietor, ;W_o*R
■lated Intruder. Effort, to too <■
Entranced Wife, Also Near Death
m KANSAS > CIT. *,i Mo., Juno 14.-—'M > artin
Donaldson, who la»t night was denied
admiasion to the room of hit' wife, who
had left him, and fought a revolver
! duel with W. Capper, a boarding
house proprietor, died today. Phyel
clans i say Capper, who was shot twice, ■
;oan| not recover. . Capper's wifo aided {
her husband by reloading hia weapon \
whan ha had emptied It at Donaldson.
CLUB FOUNDERS' DAY
CELEBRATION JUNE 29
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Members of Redwoosl City Orsjaalaatloa
iub^iTluTT—i l ' na""mriuii.Muff |, iisMji' r .i«.l'c —"»'■'***'' '•■■•--■■
Jgyfter Be Hostesses ; tor San Francisco
and Peninsula Women
(Special Dispstch to The Calli
REDWOOD, Cliff June 1 14.—Found
ers' day, anniversary of the organ
ization of the Redwood City Woman's
club, will be celebrated at a breakfast
in the clubhouse. June 29. The Red
wood City Woman's club will have.as
guests leading clubwomen - from San
Francisco and all parts of the penin
sula. Mrs. Timothy Guy Phelps of San
Carlos will act as toastmistress.
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TEXAS CITY, Tex., June 14. Assis
tant Secretary of War Henry S. Breck
■ enridge today : reviewed the entire sec
ond division ?of the United States army
in camp here. Eight thousand men were
in line.
KENNEL DEPARTMENT
TOY DOG ROW
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The toy dog owners are still in a
state of turmoil, and, from reports that
come from the scene of battle, it looks
as if the battle will continue for some
time. Now, while a number of indi
viauals may be having the time of their
life, the is not proilting oy their»
actions. By dividing ranks within the
ctub,*"ithe< members f weaken the club as
a factor in doggy affairs. Get together
and boost. f Cut out tactions. Work
for better shows and better dogs.
WISE BREEDER
Mr." F. R. Clark, a noted*, collie I fan-j
cie'rland3ibreeder,|ofifßloomington,iillii*a
recently Agave out a little tip that is
worth following, especially when it
comes i from *a* man who it ha 3 A made g a
success of collie raising as a business.
Part of his letter to an eastern; dog ;
journal reads as. follows: -." ,<" '- -
... *.;'.'• xhere - s nothing to it, the
maiial secret r off success in tiie dog busi
ness!. One muse advertise; the next
is to sell hist class stock. * ■ *
! figure your advertising bill as rent.
i Don't advertise your stock in a no ac
count'paper-because it is oieap. Adver
tise in a first class meuium lor results,
the same as you would locate on a busi
ness 5 street, where rent is high, instead
of an out of the way street, where rent
is almost nothing, if you expect to ;
make money in any kind of £. business.;
It does not matter what a thing costs, 1 *
if it is a moneyrmaking proposition 'or
can be sold at a profit." '" ..'■'*-.
«If Mr. Clark «followed the above, we
do'not wonder that, he has. made n a
success.
UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT
The sympathy of the entire' fancy, we
are" sure, is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
1 Coghlan of Chicago in the loss of their
I little daugnter, Elizabeth. While wait
i Ing for a streetcar to pass, she was run
\ <iown and almost instantly killed by a
i large motor truck. All fanciers will re
' member her, as the little girl holding on;
j leashes .' s four -s of the Dorchester arm.
! kennels' ■ bulldogs in the picture "Four
lin Hand." .' ~ ~ ~ ' . .
BUYS CHAMPION TERRIER
. Mrs. Roy A. Rainey of Huntington. L.
1., has just purchased the champion
'. wire haired fox terrier Guycroft** Salex.
1i He is a winner of I more than* a hundred ■
; first and special prizes, and has beaten
! some of the best dogs in Kngiand. He
i has, at more than one show, received
i.ie Wire Haired Fox! Terrier club's cer
tificate for the best coated specimen of ■
jail terrier ". varieties. He is 3 yea«s old
and * was,; si red; by the famous champion;
Southbor'o Salex. - ■*-■ - -
PIT BULL TERRIER ADS.
i ; The following, which appeared in the
[June number of the Dog Fancier, con
. tains a grain of truth in Its sarcasm.
If or, 8 * were J the f owners,; of fighting?; dogs s
I allowed to publish '% all;? challenges or
fights, it would take a motor truck to
i haul a single issue of the unfortunate
i fighting-dog paper: . > * ■-V>*v-'-* **
A fancier, a living in .North Dakota,
! *ends us the following as specimens of!
advertisements that would soon be run
! ning our pit l?ull terrier pages if
j Home of the fanciers that breed were
I given free rein: ."-.'■
'£08 For sale—Bloodthirsty Bearcat,
who defeated Biff the Bloods * no- r*>
torious Cannibal-in five hours. If fe*fe T
Biff denies this he Is a liar and a
1 crook...* Reason for selling, he
f," broke into the! >Soo. killed a gVi:-zly
bear and two panthers, swallowed '.-&&■
fv a valuable cobra 1 ? and I four rattle- vs.*
* snakes and ate the *« bustle ofT of k%
' Mary -'Ann I Flynn -while "~ she was
walking with her beau. John Doe,
Kokomo. O. - .' ■ , , * ,
At stud—Terrible Tiger, winner
■-'of* 70 battles, ;in -which he fright-7-J?
~K fully slaughtered "his victims. He
p| is the 'I son of If Murderous Madman,
who fought for two hourß.after be
ing shot dead, hanged, drawn and ~
quartered. John Doe, ijokomo, O.
f' -'Challenge r i to '.Mike de Bite—You
sneaking, reeking, crook snivel
ing yellow car. '. You i are afraid gtoVaj
•*rf ! fight and you know J itr:7:l. will put *
up a forfeit in the hands of Johnny. •
-'. egg or Danny Dip for you tof '
.cover, and will bet a million dollars
that my «' Lion if Killer f can lick -$ your
Mongrel- Mutt and I can lick . y0u...."
i'U John Doe, Kokomo, \ Of.*, %s¥S%ffila*lm?
Notice to the Public—Luke 11c
' ,*. Luke, who stated tn the last issue
i*fof f this ' paper that his. dog, Furious, j
f Fiend, defeated my Hell's Demon, -.£
is E a putrid, mangy, flea bitten liar s < ; g
and thief, who steals chickens' for a
living. He is a pickup without any
breeding, pedigree W. or ancestry: i avf
four Mushing bluffer who never
v f owned, fought or stole a good dog
"in, his life. And Tf I and my famous
Champion Ripper eve* get him and ■-
,* T - his yellow streaked bone hound
into a pit,^iwer will eat them alive.
. John Doe, Jvokomoj-.0.. . ;.f f f A.»,f
WHY NOT BEAGLES? f|
The appearance on the bench of two
Dundreggan MM
PROPERTY OF MISS ALICB HAGER
ff :Offer.- at Stud, the : --';:-:
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SCOHISH TERRIERS
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■'-■•• - • _, • —~ - a mm. m * ' , -
' Ch. Tickle' Era Jock
- -- $25.00 -
Cb. Bruntsford Battler
.*.'" .*«£■ Art •-."">■
* Fee $25.00 ■* • .
After August "lst, 1913. the fee for
Ch., Tickle 'Em Jock will i be.raised .to
$50.00. ' '-' "
plppies ron SALE -:
>fx APPLT f : f'"7- ;
;jOHN.aRADSHAW;
* ,- y ;-4iO:ltTH^AyE r^7;fv»
SAX FRANCISCO, CAWTORKU
AT ; STUD
A THo of West's Best Boll****
No; Better, Blood Lines and All Wtaaers
CH. KHARTOUM &S&KSi
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. . IVAN THE TERRIBLE II
KHARTOUM KENNELS
Addreaa HBWIY GREEN, Kennel M*r.
-Bit I PACIFIC AYE* SAN FRANCISCO
* . v : ,.- ! Phone Fillmore 424 T. V ~-;f f
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AT STUD -,;:/.• ,:t -t^FEE,;SIS.OO
tglifiS.TlM t BOSTON TERRIER
POBAMPIOKSTASKBIB. -i MTaMUJI «rOICK|f aft!'
rich - teal r brfodle, feet \ white i tsar lag*. • grand i
bead, body, Hmbe and ; abort. taK. Beat
ahew, eight > tlsnea. Be la Tronng * sad *,- Jgotosa; sad : '
,a*! ante aire iof amall panNse of the proper type.
Matron* f aent* to ? him wilt hare & -tfr jpenessl* at
teoUoo.«sßtoc»iaenally«Ber-«le. ;\.: *- i
DR. T. MARTIN s SMITH. 101 * Fast ' St.
sobhxo. huTLiwro, * < sLur tbabomoo.
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Taa oso. h. chorjir 00.. eai-etr Braaaas
S^J*t o £J! ****** "*S«r -sea* **>*■?•
G. O. CLEGG, PIONEER
RAIL CONDUCTOR, DEAD
Veteran Who Had Been la Road Work
* ' " for Sixty Years Succumb* lyialrfM!
Eacondido *" , ,'
; LOS ANGELES, June . I.— The "' rail
road . fraternity mourned today the
death of George G. Clegg, said to have
been the oldest railroad conductor from
■*-•••* * .-.""".' ' - . „ ; • ■
point "of service in the: west. Clegg,"
who'died suddenly In Escondido, had
been a railroad man for 60 years. The
funeral will be conducted In Los An
geles. , -
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DENVER. Colo., June 14.—The Colon,
j rado state supreme court today refused
to take original jurisdiction in the quo
warranto " : proceedings fln'f behalf of
former Mayor Arnold 5( and f| other offi
cials of the previous administration
against the five commissioners of Den
ver. The case; will be filed in the dis
trict court Monday for hearing.
f nice beagles at the Hast San -Francisco
show reminds"?one that beagles have
been, up until recently, practically un
heard of on the Pacific 7 coast. Now,
I there are many good arguments in
favor of the beagle and so few against;
him that it is surprising that there are
not more of them. They are smaller and
i take up less room than Jl the majority
of field dogs. They eat less. They are
i sweet tempered; dogs, as j a rule, and
tare <f air 1 y/easyi to raise. They are crack
erjacks in the field and make Ideal com
panions. Let .us-, hope that they will
v soon J come into their, own on the Pacific
coast. ..',* . i-:. "■ >t
NEW BULLDOG STANDARD
f The Packard* Motor Car company, on
the * arrival of Bud Garvin on the Pacific'
coast, turned out a rather neat's photo
and cartoon poster describing Bud. alias
Truck. At the bottom of the poster a*,
Lulldog standard is given in automobile
'jargon. 7 The description. r : standard,
specifications, or whatever you care to;
call it, are given below: •>'
'• •/ MOTOR ;'f -'-f'ff'"'"f..''
JCYLINiOERS-i^Castr in a pair, guaranteeing per
f&lttcti action and * respiration. ! v
VAIA FS—Valves 7; naturall.Trl controlled and in
'-T?,closeiH to k make I;dust g proof y'y All valves,;are>
y$ positively lubricated -a feature Ij kepti*| para-t
|S' mount hi the wmtiaction of Sth Is type.'• -_ ;-
CARBURETORi-Spetlal | desis.il float i feed!type.*
When the | mixture Is properly maintained«it|
*/i|controls the i feed automatically. It has hutS
"7; le -| Intake 7 for 7 all' atmospheric conditio is.
ff The j float f regulates J the 5 speed of '* intake. If i
iffl the mixture &is J too* rich j the J speed r : will- vary.
: *J?>Th«TI carburetor *Is i water jacketed;
s GASOLINE ;- SUPPI.V—Th» 77Mel is : f-. taken ;in
-:';:.;* under tlie bonnet ?by 7 the7approved i method.
@ This "£ is I ltrolled iby- a>: two way % valve., .-*
IGNITION*—The i-jiltioi -Is Sco untiled ,-, by i eye ■
beams and is of the. jump spur,; type. >'» This
y j is & most-r effective / wht-.i7 allt*v-eU 7to ', run open ■;
mouthed.' .-. •"■'' .•■ ■>. ..'-,'■ y
tl.UUltlCATlON—Lubrication its by the .splash
iifis system". of the <up to»Jowl * typp.v from '; theice j
' the lnbriea-U is , distribute.! :^», -.-' •;/>/MvJ-.«!r;.<. \
The oil tank Is ; plated just,.' back ,of the cylin-■
. ders, Insuriiic 'uj.u iit*orur^*" l «:uipciiitur«>>iasd '
E. ]. Blanco s Adois Tempest, Vallejo, Cal.
Ch: Khartoum, property of Mrs. F. M. Fenwick of San Francisco
FRENCH BILI.DOGS \ l-fT
Vendome Kennels
i Vendome Kennels
Offer at iStud Gamin's V Franco (189,
-647), a fine headed young- doe and a
proven tire. Fee $25.00. Pol Roger j
(130,777), acknowledged to be the best
stiid do* on the Coast; already the sire
of six winners. Puppies ibyi.l these dogs
for sale. M. v,i. 7 RLOCH, "«-OS >Postf- St. 1 *
Pkone Douglas- .
- - Eltery Arms Go. •
Spoiling and Athletic Goods
Headquarters for leads, crates, reme
dies and all dog and kennel supplies. -
" ■ f "THE FANCIERS' STORE"
'■■• 583-aSS "MARKET STREET
'/ ■f.:if-fs'aV;Fra^el.coff:-: i ff:/v:
, Phone .Dcuglaa 4646
AT STUD
The smooth > fox terrier. Champion 'SABINEi HE- '
SISTLESS;*/: Fee ; |2*1.-'?;..The,i winner of, .40. firsts and E
special 5 prixee. including % once beat f and twl.-e re-* I
serve to 1 best dog In show of any breed. He [Is' bv•'
Ch. Sabine Ruler—Ch. Sabine j Fad. ; : Not only*'* !
big winner, bnt a producer of winners."
V JULIAN:' R. BRANDON
1C32 California Street, Man Francisco
. . ' Phone ; Franklin 1258.
|w^*^W«- *«■ > f*« ; ..',
POMMERANIAN PUPPIES
rain cue
FOR SALE f^
Thoroughbred, pedigreed, prise ; winning Stflftk.
Wlnnere at leaf show. A>-nly to
"Mrs. Frederick Spencer /Palmer
2640' STEINER ST. .
"?£££%£% Phone ' West *• i 907. >'*y>. J ' '. , .
FOR -ale—-prife"? winning ifox terriers. Lola
Recall and Champion El Rey. These
«grandB dogs bare fe won :.- prises -; in * the keenest j
;v : competition; 7 invaluable -i, for breed Jor as'
companions; prices 'reaso-ieble.T* Adrtre-,* E. IT. ;
«INO WERBQK.I 4g«> j Michigan a v.. Chi-ago. 111. :
ENGLISH BULLDOG FOR SALE.
* Classy, prise winning bitch, by Sir ; Michael
Beanty Qoeen. Applr %
* • .1 Wll. COHN.
•: .. -. , 15«» Polk at.; Franklin 2698.
KNGUS_f*BL#OD!HOUNr>S. real man trallere;
houndipartiy trained for sale.
£ BILL TOP a_SCNELfI.' box 7»3. Bjea-fttla, o.l^
f'.Y'-, fef. !•*.-"> /'.*':,.
GENERAL MANAGER ON JOB
.*■ __: .
R. A. Don den of Oakland Assumf-i-t
Charge of Nevada County Road ;
i
(Special, Dispatch to The Call) i? ** . , f
GRASS VALLEY. Juno ..*. 14.— R. A.
Bowden of Oakland, recently appointed
general manager of the Nevada County
Narrow Gauge .railway,■'.. has . arrived to
! assume his duties. He ; succeeds C. P.
i Loughridge, who was connected with
| the line for 33 years, having been one
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jof the engineers? who made the original
! ■survey: Mr. Bowden has been con-;.
j nected with -the building of the Oak
' land. 'Antioch and Eastern, ''by' which •
j company the 7 narrow gauge* -is now
I owned. ; * : "'--■-■- •■7
„
NEW WARSHIP .. ADDRESSES
NEW WARSHIP ADDRESSES
* - -f ' - -T-
Following ■■- are , the changes of ad
j dress for United States warships of the
I Pacific fleet: Alert, F-l, F-2, F-3, Hull,
1 all in Vallejo."ff'f M. '.' , : t' --*. ■■".- ' : ; f "f
'" —**— :■
Conducted Byi
Julian R. 'Brandon Jr.
'•*"*> fluid flowing 7 easily,;, In cold weather. 7 The .
-• universal ,: Jointsv are • packed/In fat and are
uW-hlde* booted'" *"" v - -■' 7 '!"' ■'".."
'<MOTOR CONTROL The control is by the heart
.'-system properly 1 governed for nil speeds TU«
'/'control' Issautomatic;*through"natural, habit.
MOTOR COOLING— Positive circulation of the
:'■■ force feed type.7.
- '->- y-y- .TRANSMISSION • 7 : .
CLCTCH—Jaw type of '; clutch, bringing ' into
7 i.-c the saw tooth -construction. 7
? [MT PKINCII'LE—The > motor, clutch and
"7. transmission are Inclosed'in-a single housing.
Lights la -, weight, efficient, perfectly aligned,
f,etc77,--.*.■>; <-,■.-,■>■':. y-y-'- / 7-'" : •-. ■'-:* -"f. .
'SPEED? CHANGE—Many forwards and . reterv, v 7
controlled IT inclination 7 -■ 7 - '■''..- >
'7--:i-.7.7---7^-RUNNING-GEAR.-;•.' '; -.7 ■ *£*
MAIN FRAME -Main ;; frame of green r honsj ! for, $
"• strength and toughness. All parts are sup- ;
.ported in the main frame. ..,,.-.. .
BRAKES—Brakes are provided on all four
*■ wheels, pedal*: controlled and fitted '.with a
7- friction resisting 'surface.*...-,...... ;-.•..•*","
WHEELS —Are of the runabout type for light
L-; delivery.:f.-s' lhe a front X wheels *. are **■ dished * ac
..*: cording to : . approved practice. .... **.-i.
■ :7;, ;.- 7. . - BODY 7 ■'. 4 * ":■■'.'
DKSI'IN Only one type "of" body Is furnished.
s¥■ which t has , been i found ;to 1 meet every, demand.
: COLOR 7* SCHEMES—The : - standard r color Is
- brlndle - brown ,\ for body and running gear.
v- Bounct "and"radiator*are black (standard
KENNEL NOTES
f Mr. •R. 7; L. Bettis of.' Fresno," Cal.,
writes as follows: -''I won first bitch
puppy at Sausalito with Sweet -Eliza
beth (by Red Raven-Clipstone Sunrise).
My ;*famous i 52;; pound hunting .bitch*
Mittu, has nine puppies * (four males)
' sired by High Ball.*'
< ':. 'f 7 'f-.-.'. : - ':-'.': *i*s■?■*'-'-'■■?■ * •'.*■• -*-*•"
7 Mr. A. E. .Miles of the Seminole ken
nels, 7Oakland, Cal., reports that his
Airedale bitch. Lassie, whelped >.
a litter of . eight puppies by EL Stir ;
•Roseben. '" ' .7""
V -7 . •"•*' ',' --7. *:* 'f . * ; y*y : '
'.'• Mr. William Cohri' of .San Francisco
is offering for sale his classy winning
: bull'bitch.-'Mostonf Queen. She is a bis:
winner and, has,championship * points to
credit. '* • "-'yy: ' ,
FOX TERRIER PUP
A crackerjack. by CHAMPION SABINE RE
SISTLESS ex GOLDEN GATE.'
*■■ Apply 'by letter to - ■ >> >. <■■■.
"KENNEL"—I 632 California St.
f ff;'f!ff--**•'.- ~" San Frnnclscn -'■ •. * : -' ■'
The Kennel Review
•">-.* - The Bc«t Terrier Paper Ever.
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;; $l.OO Per Year
JULIAN R. BRANDON* JR.. Penile Const Mgr.
1632 California ; Street •
'.'.;, • '~ «nn Francisco. 7 , v . 7.
COLLIES
FOR SALE i..
Pups and grown stock;. The best pedigreed,
prize winning stock 7 obtainable. Reasonable &
prices for quick sale. Phono Berkeley 1417. .
Halldene Collie Kennels
•A-i-S HIII.SIDE AYE Sti?
Berkeley, , Calif. ,
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If you are net reading,that classy little maga
sine, -,* ■ *jOn
DOGGY DOPE;
Tou are missing the treat; of your,; life.' It -is a.
"Concentrated Concoct lou for Canine "Cranks."
|.Sosper s *[year.
DOGGY DOPE PUB. CO.
2937 OBSERVATORY AVEME . **
Cincinnati, Ohio 7
JULIAN P.. BRANDON JR.. P. C. Agent.
- "7*l
BEACL2 HOTJNES A
The -'Classy* sort, Sttow Type and ' Fielders, of '
.','''-,■,-"','■.,''■■■•■ ■;.;■- .-'■■',-,•*■ ■-"'".. ■•• • ■-- •••
richest blood tines. Trained huntsrs,; young stock
and puppies.
"TJiEBONAIR." Box 0. Glorersville, N. T.
»i.- •*• ■*"
AIREDALES- -Splendid brood and hunting bitch,
I«by ajcharoplo.i iSmated'Jt'V imported dog, $50; ft
fine young male, trained. $00;7 another.-3 %2*,
youne female. $20; B S full' pedigrees. B. li'
; BETTia. : JTreaat. : c*_ *^* - :-*jNS&Q^*f