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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
GENERALIZATION .
I,S=...THE OBJECT.
Promoters of the: States
Welfare Are to Discuss
Their Plans at Sacramento
SYSTEM TO. BE FORMED
Closer Union Among Vari-
ons Progressive 0rganiza-
tions in California Desired
- p.spateh . The calI.

" SACRAMENTO, June Limitations
have beer sent to all state. county: and
district organizations that have the
promotion of the welfare Of the State
/. for. their purpose. to send delegates &c
the convention of promotion workers
to be. held in Sacramento on June is
when methods Of work are TO be dis
cussed, THE. initiative is taken by the
= California Promotion Committee.
" The theme Of the meeting viii be
3oentraliEatioh. OF State development
work. and. ii: is expected that the dis
Cussion. win bring about a better un'
derstanGing between the various or
Z ganized. bodies and evolve system
that VIII eliminate unnecessary dup97
eating and achieve a greater degree OF
results. in proportion TO the outlay OF
time and money.
The matter OF holding a series of
such. meetings. has been. under consid-
Grafton for some tiue. Among those
. who. have been active in Urging the
conference. are Norris Brooke, -secre-
-taI.y Of the Sacramento Chamber Of
Commerce, and "; a, Beard, secretary
OF. the Sacramento Valley Development
Association:
=. AS the. first. meeting is To be held in
Sacramento il is expected that local or
gan3zations Of Che saeramento. valley
VIII be well Tepfesented: It is especial
Is desired that presidents and secreta:
Tles: Of Sacramento Valley bodies at
tend the meeting. This valley now
contains. about twenty-five organiza-
tiofis, several of which are doing very
active work and have much to show
for It i'm the way Of actual resRlts. A
closer 'linion viii .unquestiohably result
. IN more effective work for individual
districts, as. well as for the whole val
ley, Just, as. a closer union Of orgahiza-
lions throughout the State will help all
sections,
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
SAWS .SH1CKLES
TO CHEAT LAW
Wounded Patient in a.
Tucson Hospital Receivers
and Attempts His Escape

TUCSON. Ariz., June 1;--rJim: Smith,
who was shot by Tom Hunt, proprie--
tor of an East. roadway saloon. while
he was attempting TO hold up the
place about month ago, escaped from
ST. MaTy's Hospital at Tucson to-day,
but was captured by the officers a
few hours later. :.
Smiths recovery. has been. more
rapid than he led the hosprtaI physi-
clans to believe. They had taken rea-
sonable precautions. but smith man
aged to get a knife, which he made
into a saw and. cut through his
shackles. His room. was on the ground
floor and he easily escaped through a
window. His flight was not discovered
for an hour. When caught he was
making for the railroad to catch an
outgoing freight train.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
OPPOSITION TO LODGE.
Massachusetts Senator May Have tc
Fight TO Retain His Toga.

BOSTON, June New England is
developing a sentiment antagonistic to
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, President
Roosevelt's chief lieutenant, and his
friends fear he will not be elected for
another term.
Senator Lodge has become unpopular
with Boston business nhen because of his
efforts to thwart them in their attempt
to obtain a reciprocal trade arrange
ment with Canada, and all through
New England there seems to be dissat-
isfaction with his acts. Many New
England newspapers have been attack
ing him editorially and publishing let
ters opposing his methods, written by
Republicans who have never before
been. known to publicly criticize any
thing which had the appearance of
party doctrine.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
INCOME TAX ADVOCATED.

Democracy would make taxation more
equitable by collecting q part Of the revenues
from an income tax secured by constitutional
amendment. and would bring abe Government
nearer to the people by the popular election
OF United States Senators and direct legis-
latien.
Democracy would strictly regulate the rail-
roads thus protecting farmers and merchants
from EXCESSIVE rates and determinations.
Democracy would safeguard the interests OF
the wage-earner and the artisan by providing
for an eight hour day: by substituting arbi-
tration for strikes and lockouts and by re-
pended by government by injunction.
Democracy would secure to the surviving
soldiers and sailors and their dependents gem
eruus pensions not by arbitrary executive
order but by legislation which a grateful peo-
pie stand ready 10 enact
Democracy would construct isthmian
canal without violation of treaty obligations
and without exciting suspicion among our
sister republics OF Central and South America
Democracy would regard public office as
public trust provide for an honest and
economical administration of the Government
and puaish with severity the betrayal of Of
fetal duty.
Democracy has nothing TO gain from am
bierity and nothing to fear from the light.
Democratic platforms should. therefore. set
forth Democratic principles policies and pur-
poses with frankness, clearness and definite
ness.
The delegates chosen by this convention to
the Democratic National Convention are here
by instructed TO vote as unit all quas-
tlcns provided that the unit rule may he
suspended by majority vote 0f the delegation.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
CHANCE FOR GENERAL MILES.
May Have Prohibitionist Nomination
by Saying the Right Word.

CHICAGO. June 1.-Oliver w.
Stewart, chairman Of the National
Prohibition Committee, said to-day:
General Miles would without doubt
be nominated by the Prohibitionists
at indianapolis June 20 if he were
known to be identified with the Pro-
hibition party. His record in opposi-
ton to the army canteen is one of
which Prohibitionists are proud. They
confess to a great admiration for him.
II he were to state publicly that in
the coming campaign, as a patriotic
citizen, he would affiliate with the
Prohibition party and support its
ticket my judgment is that there
would be no other name proposed in
the national convention"
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
Man Wanted for burglary.

SAN JOSE, June 1.-H. Anheiser,
wanted at Redwood City for burglary,
was arrested in this city last night. In
January last Anheiser entered a resi-
dence at that place and stole a shot
gun gold watch and chain, an anne
thyst pin and other articles. Anheiser
was taken to Redwood City to-day.
The man is an 'ex-convict, having
served three and half years In San
Quentin for burglary committed in San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
OKLAHOMA LOYAL TO BRYAN.
Territorial Convention Indorscs the
Kansas City Platform.

ANADARKO. Okla, June 1.-The
Democratic convention held here to-
day has been an almost unmanage-
able body. After much discussion and
confusion the following instruction
was adopted
THAT the delegates chosen to rep
resent the Oklahoma Democracy at
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
Hooner FiIes His Reno,.t

Policeman w. T. Hooper of the
cruelty to animals detail filed his re-
port for the month of May with Chief
Whitman yesterday. He had inves-
tigated AZ cases of working lame
horses, CALLED, 2 sick and 9 worn
out besides one case of beating and
whipping. He had prosecuted 9 cases.
obtained 6 convictions, one was dis
missed and two are pending. The fines
amounted to $50. He had examined
377 grading and hauling teams and
had killedstwo horses. COW and a
dog.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
OPPOSES COLONIAL SYSTEM.

Democracy would relieve the country OF the
menace Of militarisn and Imperialism by fol-
lowing the example set by tbs country in It's
dealings with Cuba and giving the Philip
pines an immediate promise of ultimate IN
dependence The administration Of colonial
system. according to monRrchial principles Is
repugnant TO our theory Of government and
cannot be defended without the assertion of
doctrines which II carried out. viii under
Democracy would restore the tariff to
revenue basis and administer IL for revenue
only. thus demolishing the legal bulwarks be-
hind which the predatory trusts have found
rsfuge5 Protection for projections sake is an
ingenious device for the exploitation OF the
masses by the privileged classes. II has
wrought great injustice to the consumers and
has besn the fruitful of widespread
political corruption:
Democracy would administer the Treasury
Department IN behalf OF the public. not as
now. in the interest Of Wall street II would
prevent the reconage OF legal tender silver
dollars into limited legal tender subsidiary
coin. It would secure to- the people volume
OF standard money sufficient to keep pace
with the demand for money 1t would favor
the Intervention Of national banks. 1t would
resist the attempt 10 establish asset currency
and branch banks and it would oppose the
l0anng Of Government money TO favored
banks-a scheme by which the peoples money
is employed 10 lay a foundation for a cam
paign fund and to bribe the financial in
terests to oppose any reduction Of taxation
The present administration Of the Treasury
Department is progressively beneficial to the
cepitalistic classes and progressively harmful
10 the producers Of wealth.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
BRYAN's PLATFORM.
INC. platform is as follows:

We the Democrats of the State Of Nebraska,
In convention assembled, reatfirm our faith IN
Democratic principles as those principles Were
set forth in the last national platform oil the
PARTY adopted at Kansas City in 1900
Democracy means the rule or the people d
government resting upon the consent OF lne
governed and administered according TO the
will and in the interest Of the people
With an increasing love for the principles
OF Democracy and an increasing confidence In
their final triumph. look upon the present
time as oupOrtune for their earnest and cour-
agcous promuIgation. With a chief executive
who has disregarded constitutional limitations,
stirred up antagonism between the races, en-
a denomination and purchased political sup
port by turning the Treasury Department over
to the fnanoers and putting the law DEPART
ment into the hands Of the trusts-wlth such
a. chief executive. and with Republican lead
ers opanly and arrogantly in alliance with or
ganized wealth. the country imperatlVely
needs a return OF the GoYernmt mt to positive
and clearly defined Democratic principles.
Democracy as taught by Jefferson and eXem-
plifed by Jackson is the hope Of the repub-
lie and offers the only relief from the plu-
tocracy. which dominates the Republican
party. and. through that party, the country.
Democracy would oppose as inimical TO the
welfare OF the people all private monopolies
and would exterminate them by the enforce
ment OF the remedies suggested in the Kansas
ministratien TO enforce existing laws or to
suggest mere effective laws is conclusive PROOF
that II lacks the desire, the intelligence or the
moral courage 10 attack the conscienceless
c6mbinatons OF capital that have nourfsheo
/ during recent
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
PARKER WINS GEORGIA.
Delegation Is Instructed and the Unit
Rule VIII Prevail.

ATLANTA, GA, June AFTER a
red hot fight over the question as to
whether the word request" or in
struct" should be used in resolutions
favoring the nomination for President
of Judge Alton B. Parker of New York
the State Democratic Convention at
a late hour this afternoon adopted res
olutions by a vote of 1861 to 157A
by which the delegates to the nation
al convention are instructed to vote as
a unit for Judge Parker.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
DECISION OF A COURT
IN FAVOR OF A BANK
Santa. Rosa Institution Wins i'm Pro-
ceedings TO Compel Payment
On Notes

SANTA ROSA, June lin the suit
Of fhe Exchange Bank against Annie
Vefrs and l.. L. Veirs. Judge Albert G..
Burnett rendered an opinion this morn
ing giving Judgment for the plaintiff.
While the Judgment was only on two
notes aggregating $500; the decision
may. mean the transfer of over $4,000
from Mrs. Nelrs to various holders of
notes given by her husband, a former
Councilman of this city, who mystic
riouslH disappeared several months ago.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
Hearst win Get Wyoming.

Z CHEYENNE, Wyo., June In
political circles it is considered prac-
ticaliy certain that the Wyoming dele
cation to the National Democratic
Convention will be instructed for Will
liam r. Hearst for President by the
State convention, which will meet in
this city tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
FIRST TRAIN ARRIVES
AT SAN BERNARDINO
Section of Salt Lake Railroad Track
Completed and Officials Are
Eisffnrs

SAN BERNARDINO. June 1.-The Y
Of the Salt Lake Railroad is finished,
and this forenoon the first train, spe-
cial, arrived in San Bernardino. bear
ing T.. c. Peck, T. p. Cullum and z. w.
Gillette of the Salt Lake road and W.
A McGovern, Thomas McCaffery and
S. p. Ellison of the Southern Pacific
On leaving here the special went east
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
BELLE OF SlARYSNILEE
=: 49, :MEDS. A SACRANIENTA.N
Miss Cecil ward Becomes the Wife of
=. :: Charles Ellsworth in Xuba

,.@.AIakRYSXIEEE;. JUNE Miss Cecil
Ward. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Ward. and one of Marysville's -fav-
orite daughters, was married at 9
o'clock. tonight to. Charles Il: Els
worth; a pzou1inent Sacramento busi-
ness man. = The wedding was one of
the prettiest social events Of the sea-
son and was attended by about fifty
guests. Rev. w. H. Stoy 81 the Epis-
-coPal. church officiated:
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
COOK BOOK OFFER TO
CLOSE AUGUST
30, 1904.

The Calls Cook Book prem
ium offer will close on August
80, 1904, and all readers of this
paper who desire a copy of this
household treasure should not
fail to place their order inn
mediately.
This splendid premium will
be offered to Call subscribers at
the exceptionally low rate of so
cents per copy. Out of town
orders 25 cents additional to
cover prepayment of transporter
ton charges.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
Los. ANGELES is OWNER
OF THE WATER SYSTEM
City Council in Special Session Com
pIetes Purchase and Bank
Accents Ronds

LOS ANGELES. June 1.-The City
Council at a special session to-day
completed the purchase OF the works
of the Los Angeles and Westside Wa
ter companies of the city by ordering
the payment Of the purchasing price.
S337,50O The issue of city bonds for
that amount was taken at their face
value by the Farmers and Merchants
Bank. The city now owns its entire
water works system.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
MURDERER IN OREGON
HEARS DEATH SENTENCE
Date. for the Hanging of Norman Will
lians Set, but Lawyer Promises
Appeal.

THE DALLES, Or. June Norman
williams. convicted murderer of Alma
Nesbitt and her mother, appeared in
court before Circuit Judge Bradshaw
this afternoon and was sentenced to be
hanged. The execution was fixed for
Friday, July %. No motion for a new
trial WAS made, but counsel for the de-
fendant has expressed an intention Of
appealing to: the SUPREME Court.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
Rain Dampens sOnoma Fields.

. o.. SANTA ROSA; June L.-Rain, which
has been threatening for the past few
days, began falling this evening, but
the: precipitation I'D TO S O'Clock was
moi. .heavy. II IL continues it may do
damage to the Cherry crop and new
mOWn hay.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
ANTTocH WATER BONDS
=; .:s::-..- ARE DECLARED LEGAL
Attorney General of the State Renders
- an Opinion on the City's
IsSne.
EShCRkMFNTO. June

?. SACRAMENTO. June Attorney
General L. S Webb has advised the
State. Board. Of Examiners that the
$4,000 issue Of sewer and. water
bonds by the city CT Antioch is legal:
The board purchased. the bonds some
time. ago. contingent upon the opinion
OF: the Attorney General as to their
lhgalifv; =. =.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
BRYAN WRITES A PLATFORM
FOR NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS
Twice Defeated Candidate for the Presidency Lays Down
Principles Favored by His Wing of the Party and Is
Chosen to Head Delegation to St Louis From His State

the st. Louis convention aid and work
with those Democrats who supported
the Democratic platform and candi-
dates of 1896 and 1900 and aid them
in the adoption of the platform ana
the nomination of the candidate in
harmony with Democratic doctrines
and Democratic platform"
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
suburban Trips.

of me 'harhoI; Golden Gate. Alcaefaz Prison;
Fort Mason and san Francisco's choicest sub
Urban homes or Cor: one or the many walks
I'll ro'. the woods and canyons. and lunch dirse
al any 81 the several delightful wayside inns
and resorts fake the North Shore suburban
electric trains Jva, Sausalt0 FeTEyi foot Msgk L
strectl for SdasaIit0 Mil valley. Earkspur
Cenvca Ross Valley or San Rafael al $50
7:1G Z .45. S-3a a:151OsOO. III 90. 1880 a. m.
IL 90 s45. 3-fI ( 800. 4-:s5 3 t5 5.5G 6c25
Ts15 9:OO 10 20 aRd- 1r:3j p m, Extra trips
on Sundays at 90 $50 ard 5 rs ps ms Roun
trim 25c 10 SOC Return any sheur during the
dav ;Mount -Tarnaipats and return S1';9O.' Call
for short Scenic Trips at ticket office. 626
Market street; ..-. '....
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
Colorado Editor Dies.

LEADvILLE, Colo, June Jacob
o. Heimberger, ex-editor and proprietor
of the Herald Democrat, died at his
home in this city to-day after an Ill
mes of about ten days. He was 81 years
of age.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02

Ladies are cordially invited to visit the
new gas range and. heating department
of San Francisco Gas and Electric Co,
AS Post ST. now open for inspection.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
ADVERTISEMENTS
Pears ,

: The skin ought to" be
clear; there is nothing.
strange IN a beautiful face.
: If we wash with proper
soap, the skin will be open
..and clear, unless : the
health. is bad A good
skin is better than a
doctor J.:
The soap to use is
Pears. no free alkali in it.
Pears, the soap that
clears but not. excoriates.
Sold. all over the world.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02

. LIVINGSTON Mont, June This morning
the. gates 70 the great. Yellowstone National
PARK were thrown open 70 the public and the
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02

Baseball is played on the diamond.
but that's no reason why IL shouldn't
be played on the square.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02

History repeats itself. Every season
the odoriferous moth ball makes its ap-
pearance-and so do the moths. Some
folks say that the reason they are called
"moth balls is because moths like them.
But moths don't like Borax. Do you
know strange to say very few people do
that little Borax sprinkled under
carpet OF IN the clothes when you pack
them away will absolutely Kill all moth
life? Try it. The moth will be myth
in your house after that. Be careful to
get the purest and best Borax. Ask for
2O-MULE-TEAM BRAND. For sale
by druggists and grocsrs IN "a, u and
lib. packages. a.. +
The fsmou. AMERICAN GIRL" PICTURES FREE to purchasers
Boax AT stores or sent LIB BOX TOP stamps
Pacific New York, Chicago San Francisco.
T4AeA4SasrqHas IN sa u n g
2N Trade Mark .
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02

RFnDING, JUNE 1.-.sl6t nazchines We're,
turned to the wan in Shasta County to-day
The recent Grand Jury fecoun1snded that rhe
machines be abolished on June L.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
ENDORSEMENT OF BRYAN.

Edward Howard. a member Of the
resolution committee. later introduced
the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02

The Democracy Of Nebraska heralds to the
Democracy OF the nation its steadfast respect
for, confidence in. and loyalty TO Nebraska S
great charnpion of pure Democratic PRINCIPLES
and bids him godspeed IN his splendid Efforts
TO prevent the national organization falling
under the bsneful control OF the enemies OF
tho real Democracy.
James G.. .Dahlman Of Omaha was
unanimously elected national commit
teeman from Nebraska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-06
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Buffalo. Oct Sat the Republican convention in
the XXXVth Congress Distrist held to-day War
rem P. Bender nominated. in the XXNVIth
Congress District D. s. Alexander Eeuominated
Resolutions were adopted commendatory OF the
administrations OF President Roosevelt and Cover
nod Odel and piedging cordial support Frank
Wayland Higgins, the nominee for Governor
At the Democratic convention Of the XXXVth
Congress convention to-day William II. Ryan
renomiEated.
Utica y. Y. Oct. Professor William II Squires
OF the faculty Of Hamilton College, to-day nom
mated by the Democrats as candidate for Congress
IN the KXVIIth District.
Elulira. y. Y, oct 5.-Frank p Frost Of this
city. nominated by the Democrats for Mem
Der Of Congress at the XXXIIId District conven-
ton IN Watkins to-day.
Middletown y. Y. Oct. 5-Ckarles G. Dill, of this
city was nominated for Congress to-day by the
Democrats Of the XXth District
New-Bedford. Mass. Oct. 5.-The XIIIth Congress
District Republican Convention to-day renominated
William s. Greene, OF Fail River. for fifth term
Norwich. Conn. Oct. 5.-Frank b Brandegee Of
New London, renominated for Congress by the
lid District Republican Convention this afternoon
Hartford. Conn. Oct. 81. Howard Morse was
nominated for Congress by the Ist District Demo-
cratic Convention to-day. lie IL great-grandson
Of Cornelius Vanderbilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-06

affair either in law or in morals, has been COM
mitted nv YOU and not by
we further believe il was your desire 10 ~
the PRESIDENT of the commission because % -. -
alleged relations to the Democratic organizatiOs ',r
KINGS County, and in order TO accomplish III
DurTose Won wholly abandoned all those seuII
ments that control men of honor and dell1et@SSnS
attemnfed 20 assaSsinate the character ana IePN
tation of all members OF the commission
At his Office in ClaremOnt Park NesteruaS'
Commissioner Schrnitt would say little con-
corning his removal by the Mayor.
Il stand on my record" he said. Il leave
here with the full consciousness Of duty per-
formed My hands are clean. / viii rest my
administration Of the Park Department on the
Judgment of the people,
Among Bronx Tammany men last night u
was the general impression that Borough Pres
ident Haffen had brought about the removal OF
Commissioner Schmitt.
Several reasons were given in support OF this
contention.
Some said that Haffen feared that Schmitts
brewery concern would make inrOadS on the
business of the Haffen brewery, which supplies
the bulk Of the beer sold by Bronx saloons.
Another reason advanced that Hafren
had not been able to use Schmitt in having men
appointed to places In the Park Department.
The politicians recalled a meeting OF C-.e North
Side Board of Trade some months ago ut which
both Schmitt and Haffen were present. Hafren,
il was said, had made speech crittcising the
administration OF the Park Department.
Schmitt, IN reply, admitted that some OF the
men in the department were lazy. but said that
they were the ones appointed by HafTen.