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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
BABY fuckers
WONDERFUL CURE
Covered from Head to Foot with
Humours Forty Boils on Head
at One Time - Doctors and Drug
Bills $lOO- Baby Grew Worse.
CURED BY CUTlCURA
FOR FIVE DOLLARS

Mrs. George H. Tucker, Jr., 35s
Greenfield Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis,
is a grateful mother. when six
months old, she says, " my little girl
weighed pound and a half less than
at birth. When one month old scab
formed on her face, spreading until il
completely covered her from head to
foot, followed by boi1s, having forty
on her head at one time, and more on
her body. Then her skin started to
dry up, and it became so bad she
could not shut her eyes to sleep Ono
months treatment with Cuticura Soap
and Ointment made a complete cure,
and now my child is as large, strong,
and healthy as any child of her age.
The DOCTORS and drug bills were over
one hundred dollars, and my baby
grew worse all the time. Then we
spent less than Eve dollars for Cuti-
cura and cured her."
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
ChGStGPW .BuPkS
Is Elected bu
Trustees.

The trustees of the San Francisco
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday elect
ed Chester ". Burks secretary of the
Chamber. This followed the resigna-
tion of B. L. Cadwalader, who notified
the trustees that he was about to make
other business connections. Mr.. Burks
has been the assistant secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce about three
years, in which capacity he has become
thoroughly acquainted with the needs
of the port. The trustees considered
no other candidate in making the Sc
lection TO fill the place that was left
vacant by the resignation of Mr. Cad
walader The new secretary is the
well-known vocalist.
Mr.. Cadwalader resigned to accept a
position as clerk in the office of United
States District Attorney Robert T
Devlin. vice Edgar T. Zook, re-
signed. Mr.. Cadwalader served for
some time as clerk of the
Board of Police Commissioners
and gave great satisfaction by the
thoroughness with which he fulfilled
his duties and the courtesy with which
he treated all who were brought into
contact with him. The Commission
ers parted from him with the great
est reluctance, but Mr., .Cadwalader
desired to take UP the practice of the
law and insisted that his resignation
should be accepted. Mr.. Cadwalader
is secretary and attorney for the San
Francisco Real Estate Board. which
position he will retain for the present
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
SAYS HE is A VICTIM OF
GET CONCERN
r.. A. Smith Gets Warrant for Arrest
of w. A. Cannady OF Fresno
Diamond Company.

r. A. Smith, who is employed in a
creamery at Eleventh and Clay
streets, Oakland, asserts that he is a
victim to the extent of $500 of q get
rich-quick concern known as the
Fresno Diamond Company. with Of
fees in the Academy of Sciences
building. Yesterday afternoon he OBJ
tanned a warrant from Police Judge
Cabaniss for the arrest of w. A. Can
nady, the manager of the concern, on
a charge of felony embezzlement.
Smith alleges that his contract for
5000 expired last January, and when
he applied for the money it was re-
fused. He further alleges that he and
others employed an attorney to ex-
anime the books of the concern and
that a shortage of $4,000 was dis
covered. subsequently the books were
again examined and the shortage was
only $4,000. This was brought about,
according to Smith, by Cannady MAX
ing out a new set of books.
Cannady lives with his wife at 622
Sutter street and came here from
Fresno, where he had been operating
a similar concern.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

stated that her story of having wealthy
and influential relatives in England
was true in every particular. She
claims to be one of three sisters who
conduct young ladies' school near
London, and that she was driven to
pl!fer by the threats of a stcny-heart
ed landlady and the dilatory arrival
OF remittance from home.
DR.. j. l. Stephen, chief of the Receiv-
ing Hospital staff, ignored a subpoena
issued by Judge Mogan, so an attach
nent for his arrest as defaulting wit
ness was issued, with bail fixed at So.
lle 5 wanted to testify in the case Of
Berl-aid Mulligan, who stabbed negro
on March II on Howard street
Policeman Graham arrested DR..
stephen at O'Clock last night and
escorted him to the City Hall Station
where he gave bail and was released.
John Weldon, an itinerant vender of
lottery tickets, was caught with the
goods in his possession, and Judge Mo-
gan fined him 800.
Malachi Bannon. professional beggar,
permitted his enterprise to override his
discretion when he Dracticed mendi-
cancy in the Hall of Justice corridors,
for a policeman caught him in the act
and Department No. will sentence
him for vagrancy.
Nineteen-year- -old Anna Hill, accused
of stealing a fur boa from a housewife
by whom she had been employed, tear
fully told lies to Judge Fritz. and now
she is likely to go to prison instead of
to the reform institution whose agent
offered to take her in If she were
proved guiltless. She told the Judge
that the boa was given to her last
Christmas by woman for whom she
had worked but the detectives in the
case found in her trunk some other ar
ticles which had been reported stolen.
The girls parents live at Fort Bragg.
When the clerk Of Judge Fritz's court
called GLADYS Elmore." there arose
from among the female prisoners a
tall woman of middle age and mascu-
line mien. She was coatless and
diminutive woolen cap was fastened
to her coiffure by a sIong and glitter
ing skewer that projected far on either
side. Her strengthening jaws were
actively masticating gum.
Where did you get that name?" the
Judge inquired
'''Taint me right one" she replied.
Me proper one is Mary Jane Camp
bell. but when l joined tn circus tn
more. / was tn ironjawed lady an
tn hoo1nan target"
Indeed? And of what did your
functions consist?''
ME act, ye mean? Aw, 1 held on
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

wi me teeth an had weights fastened
to me feet an / spun round an round
while l was hoisted to tn roof OF tn
big top an then / ketched fifty
pound ball that was fired from can
non twenty Live feet away Me act
was tn hit of tn show
1T must have been real thrilling.
Why did you abandon it?'
II got out of trim. You bet If l was
in coed shape no man in this town
could throw me round as that bar
tender did,
Patrolman Holmes testified that he
lifted her from the sidewalk on Pacific
street, to which she was hurled by a
dance hall disciplinarian whom she had
attempted to beat at his own game.
She was given thirty days.
Welsh Richards (colored) was SEN
fenced to three terms aggregating one
year by Judge Conlan. He was charged
with having stolen clothing from va
rious complainants, and he gave the
police a great deal of trouble by send
ing them in quest of mythical wit
nesses. John Arlington, convicted of
petty larceny, was given four months
by the same Judge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
CaIifornians in New York.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The follow
ing Californians have arrived in New
York:
From San Francisco--C. p Noble,
at the Martha Washington; H. P. Nye,
at the Hotel Astor; Captain F. w.
Warren and S. l. Warren, at the Hotel
Navarro; H. T. Brown, at the Astor;
j. Burnstein and H. Burnstein, at the
Criterion Hotel; w. Marcus, at the
Park Avenue; G. B. Marshall, at the
Grand Union; J. Mendelson, M. M.
Roma and C. Roma, at the Hotel AS
tor; T. w. Rosseter. at the Park Ave-
nue.; H. J. Solomon and wife, at the
Hotel Astor.
From Los Angeles-G. w. Bennett,
at the Murray Hill; ]. ]. Goshen, at
the Astor House; G. Mitchell, at the
Hotel Victoria; j. F. Burger, at the
Belmont: Mrs. l.. Dean. at the En-
pire; Mrs. B. c. Murray. at the Spald-
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
HENDERSON OUT
ON PROBATION
Thug Who Turned States
Evidence Put on Good Be-
haviOr for Next Two Years
CRIES LIKE AN INFANT
Must Make a Report Every
Week at Least Three Times
TO Detective Ed j. Wren

William Henderson, who turned
States evidence against his fellow
thugs charged with the murder of Po-
lceman Eugene c. Robinson, at Six
teenth and Valencia streets, on jan
uarv q. 1902 was allowed to go on
probation for two years by Judge
Cook yesterday. Detective Ed ].
Wren was made probationary officer,
and Henderson was ordered not to
leave the State and to report to Wren
al least three times each week. While
the Judge was making the order Hem
derSon burst into tears and Sobbed like
q child. He was taken away by friends
who were in court in anticipation of
the Judges action.
When the case was called Attor-
ney O'Connor, who represented Hen
derson. said that in view of the serv-
ices that Henderson had rendered the
State in testifying against his code
PENDANTS ii had been suggested to the
District Attorney and accepted by him
that Henderson should be allowed TO
go on probation.
The Judge said it was a proper case
for such procedure. The people of the
State had been benefited by the testi
mony Of the defendant in all the other
cases. and Il was apparent that with
out his testimony there would have
been a complete failure of justice,
whereas. by his testimony, the people
of the State were enabled TO proceed
against all of the defendants engaged
in this crime.
After reciting the result Of the trials
of Woods. Kaufman, Coulter, Ken
nedy and Goucher the Judge said that
in view Of ali the services rendered by
the defendant il was eminently proper
that some consideration be shown him,
and if not shown him the people never
would be able TO avail themselves of
that kind Of testimony.
The Judge then made an order that
the charge Of assault 70 murder
against Henderson for shooting at De-
tective Taylor on the night of the
Robinson murder be dropped from
the calendar, with the consent of the
District Attorney, which was followed
by the probationary order on the
charge OF manslaughter, TO which
Henderson had pleaded guilty.
The case OF Frank Woods is still on
appeal before the Supreme Court. and
in the event of Woods being granted n
new trial il is desirable to have Hen
derson here TO testify Woods was
convicted of murder in the first de-
gree and sentenced to be hanged.
Alan Goucher, convicted of murder
in the second degree. will not be SEN
tenced till tomorrow morning.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
Personal.

j. H. Roberts of Sacramento is at
the Occidental.
DR.. E. D. Moffett of Boulder Creek
is at the Grand.
j. K. Arnsby. the millionaire Chi
cago packer, is at the st. Francis.
H. B. Kirk, a wealthy liquor deal
er of New York City, is at the Palace.
]. D. Timberlake. manufacturer Of
wire goods of Jackson, Mich, is stay
ing at the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Pepper and daugh-
ter. prominent residents of New York.
are at the ST. Francis.
Samuel Cupp1es. a st. Louis Million
aire and a party of friends. including
his physician, DIR. A. T. Wagus, arrived
from Southern California yesterday
and are staying at the ST. Francis.
David t. Day, chief of the mining
and mineral resources department of
the United States Geological Survey,
arrived here yesterday from Washing
ton and is staying at the Occidental.
Samuel P Mandell one of the pro-
prietors of the Boston Transcript, and
his wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Jones of Boston form party that ar
rived here yesterday and registered at
the ST. Francis.
DR.. H. Van Dyke, professor of Eng
lish literature at Princeton University,
who is at the Occidental, and Presi-
dent Benjamin Ide Wheeler of Berke-
ley were the guests of Whitelaw Reid
at a luncheon at the Pacific-Union
Club yesterday.
General Austin Lathrop, a retired
capitalist of New York, who formerly
held the responsible position of Super
been a guest at theSSt. Francis for sew
eral days. He is a warm friend and
was for many years a neighbor of
James Hill of New York.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
CUTICURA A BLESSING
To Skin-Tortured Babies
and Tired Mothers.

The suffeGng which Cuticura Soap
and OintmMt have a11eviated among
the young, and the comfort they have
afforded worn-out and worried parents,
have led to their adoption in count
less homes as priceless curatives for
birth hunours, milk crust, SCALED
head, eczemas, rashes, and every form
of itching, scaly, pimPly skin, and
scalp humours, with loss of hair, of
infancy and childhood. Guaranteed
absolutely pure.
Cutieura Soap, Ointment and Pls sold throughocs
the world Potter Drug & Chem Corp. Boston, Solo
Prepk a. Sand for . How to Gre Baby Humou<e."
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
DEPARTMENT COMMANDER
TO ARRIVE HERE TO-DAY
General Frederick Funston Comes
From Chicago to Assume New
Duties on the Coast

General Frederick Funston, the
new commander of the Department of
California, will arrive from Chicago
to-day. He comes to take the place
of General Francis Moore, who retires
from army service Thursday Gem
eral Funston brings with him one of
his aids, Lieutenant Edwin G. Long.
Lieutenant Burton ]. Mitchell. the
other aid, came to the coast last week
and is at present in Vancouver. Wash.
He will arrive from the north to-
morrow. Mrs. Funston. and family are
now domiciled in Oakland.
General Francis Moore who retires
from the army on Thursday, will in
all probability make California his fu-
ture home. The general. Mrs. Moore
and their daughter, Miss Jessie, are
delighted with the State. and they
have about decided to settle here.
General Moore will make a tour Of
the southern part of California early
next week. His aid. Lieutenant Creed
f. Cox, will accompany him as far as
Los Angeles and will then go to Des
Moines to join his regiment, the Elev-
enth Cavalry.
General Funston will also act as
Division of the Pacific commander un-
til the arrival of General Sumner in
June.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
FEUD OF FAMILIES AGAIN
BEFORE THE COURT.
Judge Suggests Drawing of Lots to
Decide Which Shall Move.
V Il WEEK TO BRING ABOUT PEACE
BY JAMES c. CRAWFORD

Since the Stout-Zimmerman inter-
family feud first found ventilation IN
the Police Court about q year ago IL
has developed many skirmishes, but
not until. o'clock last Sunday even
ing did it attain the form of actual
fistic combat At that time Patrol
man McKenna arrested Master Arthur
Zin}merman and Master Milton Stout
for fighting on the roadway in front
of their respective homes on the 900
block of Potrero avenue. near Twenty
fifth street The boys, neither OF
whom has yet reached the age OF
shaving, were coatless and hatless,
and Master Zimmerman's upper lip
and right eye had been severely sm1t-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
rnion rn for Contemnt.

Argument IS being heard by Judge
Murasky on the petition of Steinberg
& Hutzler TO declare the officers of the
Retail Delivery Drivers Union guilty
of contempt. Steinberg & Hutzler OBJ
tanned a temporary restraining order
directing the officers of the union not
TO interfere with their business. The
petitioners now claim that the union
officers have violated the injunction.
AS a defense the union officers claim
they were not served with the injunc-
tion in the first place and, in the sec
ond place. they assert they have not
been interfering with the business of
the petitioners as alleged.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

Public Administrator Hynes ap-
piled Yesterday for special letters of
administration upon the estate of the
late Alexander Dunsmuir, whose
original will Judge Coffey has held
must be filed for probate in the local
courts In his petition the Public
Administrator names Joan Olive Duns-
muir as the nearest surviving relative
of the deceased. but says she is not
here to care for the estate, which is of
large value. Attorneys Cullinan and
Hickey represent the Public Admin
istrator.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

Jury to-day returned indictments against Will
liam c. Crawford August w. Machen and
George e Lorenz on charge OF conspiracy
in connection with the purchase OF straps for
mail pouches An Indictment under the same
charge was returned against the same men
in 1908 at which time the name OF Mrs.
Lorenz included with the others. The
present indictments differ from the former
only in the omission OF the name OF Mrs.
Lorenz
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

INJURED ON THE DAKoTA-Luke Bar
adas workman on the cruiser Dako.a yes
terday received probably fatal injuries by fall
ing thirty feet to scow alongside the war
ship When treated at the Potrero Hospital
il was found that he was suffering from a
broken leg and possible fracture of the skull.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

DRIVER THROWN FROM WACON-Ber-
nard Pontay driver of a bakery wagon. coll
lded with a Kentucky street car yesterday
and was thrown from his seat receiving lacera-
tions and probably a fracture OF the skull. He
was treated at the Potrero Hospital
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

FALLS OFF sTREETCAR-Mary Scheus-
ter of $40 Mission street was treated at the
park Hospital yesterday for an injured hand,
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

MURINE EYE REMEDY cures Eyes
makes Weak Eyes Strong. Soothes Eye
Pain. Doesn't Smart.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

Those who Cough at Night may Sc
cure rest by taking Piso's Cure. All drugEists.'
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
Moves in Dunsmuir case

See z. Knowles Co. about lithographing you,
stock certificates and bonds. "A Second ct. 4.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

Miss Florence Thomson, arrested for
shoplifting, paid the 500 fine imposed
by Judge Mogan, and her attorney
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

John F. Johnson, whose larcenous
speciality was the carrying away and
selling of lanterns left as warning sig
mails on roadways undergoing repair,
will be sentenced to-day by Judge Mo-
gan. 1t was proved that Mr.. johnson
stole no less than eleven lanterns in one
night.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
ADVERTISEMENTS

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
Superintendent W. i. stockwen and President

Superintendent W. L. stockwen and President
Webster Merrifeld
At the annual meetings general school work
is discussed, and 1t Is thought that several
changes will be recommended this year. Set
eral special papers have been assigned and re-
ports will be given ON athletics and CONNER
cial branches, which are at present being SO
much discussed, together with other reports OF
general interest.
The meeting of the high school principals is
combined with several other events Besides
the high school field meet in the afternoon,
there is the high school defamation contest in
the evening Both are held under the auspices
Of the state university. Prizes are given an
nually by President Merrifeld for first and Sec
ond place IN the defamation contest.
All regular work at the university will be
abandoned on Saturday and the students will
turn out to greet the high school students. The
field meet is in charge Of DR.. G. j. Sweetland,
Jr The entries have closed and the following
high schools will be represented: Grand Forks,
Devils Lake Larimore. Lidgerwood. Valley City.
Caszelton, Grafton, Bismarck, jamestown and
Park River
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
HIGH NUTRITION.
The Kind Of Sugar That Is Good for a
Person-Malta-Vita Carries It's Own
Ssyuanfapinu

The Kind of Sugar That Is Good for
Person-Malta-Vita Carries It's Own
Sweetening.
Do you know why you should eat
Malta Vita for breakfast every morn
inga
There are good many reasons why
you should eat it three times a day.
Malta-Vita has qualities not found in
any other food, and these are of import
ance to you if you want to be well and
happy. You know it's hard to be
happy unless you are well.
Malta-Vita contains the highest pos
sible degree of nutritious food, and de-
mands the least possible digestive effort
on the part of the stomach.
If your stomach is weak and your di-
gestion poor that will interest you.
Malta-Vita is made just right.
To begin with, it is made from the
very best white wheat that grows After
this wheat is cleaned and secured,
cooked. through and through and ma
tured in fresh, pure air (there is no
other kind of air in the Malta-Vita fac
tory) it is mixed with the finest malt
extract that was ever made.
And after the matted wheat is rolled
into little fakes, it is baked in intense
heat, each flake becoming crisp-the
crispest, most nourishing food in the
world.
You understand, of course, that the
thorough cooking and steaming of the
wheat, gelatinizes it's starch, and the
malt extract, powerful digestive
agent, quickly converts this into Malt
ose (malt sugar.. Malt sugar is great
food, and the weakest stomach digests
and assimilates it without effort. That
is why Malta-Vita is so good for sick
folks or folks who have weak stomachs.
One of the foremost educators in
Ohio recently said: "For ten years L
suffered almost everything in the way
of pain and misery and was unfit for
business from the worst form of indi-
gestion and constipation. If 1 would
change my regular routine of daily life
by making a VISIT or business or pleas
ure trip, or by eating at a strange table,
! would suffer indescribable agony from
sick headache, lasting sometimes two or
three days. There were but very few
weeks during the ten years past that |
did not have an attack of
sick headache. About a wear ago my
grocer called my attention to MALTA.
VITA as a new breakfast food. I had
already tried several other foods, with
but little relief I tried MALTA
VITA and have eaten it almost every
day since-sometimes three times day
/ have taken very little medicine, and
my constipation is almost wholly re-
moved. IF 1 have light attack OF
sick headache once in two months, !
count it frequent. l am constrained
to give my diet the credit.''
Nal ta-Vita is appetizing in the morn
ing, at noon and at night. It puts the
tin'gle of new life into sluggish blood
builds up, bone and muscle, refreshes the
brain and nerves.
And Malta-Vita is so good to eat
One dish of it, with little cream O,
fruit, will start the day just right TO-
you. 1t is the perfect food for chill
dren and grown folks.
Malta-Vita-so delicious that it melt
IN the mouth, so crisp, so refreshing, s.
satlsfylng-is 10 cents now at all gro
GERS. Same high quality, same BIZ
packages as when sold for Is cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
LEADER
UNDER ARREST
w. w. WEIGH CHARGED WITH
ENTERTAINMENT.
Former State superintendent Said to
Have Taken Money for State Diplo-
mas Which He Failed to Deliver
Nabbed in Helena, His Version Of
the Trouble Is Still Wanting.
Special to The Journal.
Holona NInnf Mnu /

Special to The Journal.
Helena. Mont, May 16.-An information was
fled in the district court against w. w. WEIGH,
formerly state superintendent of public instruc-
tion charging him with grand larceny. Judge
Smith issued a bench warrant and Sheriff
Scharrenbroch made the arrest, WEIGH being
released on nominal bond
The specific charge is the embezzlement Of
$4S7 which, it Is alleged WEIGH collected from
applicants for state and life diplomas. giving
receipts and failing to deliver the certificates.
1t Is reported that the amount exceeds the
specific charge given in the information.
1t is said the governor and other state officers
have received complaints from all sections of
the state from persons who claimed to have
paid WEIGH, but never received their certif-
Gates. The state examiner has been investigat-
ing and the evidence became so convincing that
it was deemed best to act promptly.
WEIGH recently moved to Boulder, but came
to town last night and was arrested. Endorsed
upon the informations the names of Cover
nor ]. X. Toole, Assistant State Examiner Ray,
Lizzie Murphy, stenographer in Welch's office.
Ney Davidson clerk to the state board of ex-
aminers, and others witnesses. Welch has
not yet given his version of the affair.
The arrest Of WEIGH has created sensation,
as he was leader Of the popuist party in
Montana along with former Attorney General
Donovan. He was also we'll known in labor
circles. He came to Montana from Texas, and
four years ago received the nomination for
state superintendent on the fusion ticket and
was elected for the term expiring JAN last.