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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17
RAILROAD MEN
Will TESTIFY
Many Officials Requested to
Appear Before the Senate
Committee on Commerce
SCOPE OF THE INQUIRY
Alleged Violations of the
Anti-Rebate Law Will
BE Carefully Investigated

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Following
is a list of the railroad men who have
been requested to appear before the
Senate Committee on Interstate Com
merce, which will begin its inquiry into
railroad regulation tomorrow:
w. K Vanderbilt of the New York
Central, George Gould of the Gould
system, E. H Hartman of the Union
Pacific, j. J. Hill of the Great North
ern A. ]. Cassatt of the Pennsylvania,
D. E Kenna, vice president Of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe; Walk
er D. Hines, general counsel Aof the
Louisville and Nashville; Hugh L.
Bond, general counsel of the Baltimore
and Ohio; Winslow Pierce, general
counsel Of the Gould system: President
Hughitt Of the Chicago and Northwest
ern: President Ripley of the Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe; President Tut
tie Of the Boston and Maine, Vice Pres
ident Wilcox OF the Delaware and Hud-
son, President Truesdale of the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western; Pres
ident Spencer Of the Southern; Presi-
dent Mellen Of the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford, and President Fish
of the Illinois Central.
OF these only Cassatt, Fish and Tut
tie have signif1ed a willingness to at
NCAO c4lO lAC9 SOY lllcy W IA llOb OC dDlo
10 be present at the beginning of the
committees sitting A number of
other witnesses have been summoned,
however. and 1t is expected that the
committee will be able to proceed soon
after coming together.
Among the non-railroad men to be
heard are Senators Spooner. Knox and
Morgan, Professor w. z. Ripley of
Harvard and Victor Morawetz, the en-
inent corporation attorney Of New
York.
Chairman Elkins of the committee
has announced his purpose TO go very
thoroughly into the subject. The reso-
luton under which the hearings will
be held directs the committee ito con-
slider the question of additional legisla-
ton to regulate interstate commerce
and to authorize the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission to fix rates Of
freights and fares, and to acquire fur
ther information as to interstate COM
merce, including violations or evasions
Of the anti-rebate law and devices and
methods by which such evasions are
accomplished, and including refrigera-
tor and other private car systems, in
dustrial railway tracks, switching
charges and the like, and also to con-
slider what legislation should be enact
ed in relation TO the liability of railroad
companies engaged in interstate traffic,
or operating lines in any Territory of
the United States for injuries received
by their employees when in the dis
charge of duty"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17
CLUB PARTIES.

LIE Douze Tref1e enjoyed a delightful
outing at the home of Miss Bessye Pet
tbs, in Mil Valley last Sunday. The
club held its meeting with Miss Pettis
on Saturday evening, which was fol-
lowed next day by tramp through the
woods. In the assembly were Miss Mae
McCorkel, Miss Pauline Shutz. Miss
May Irwin, Miss Emily Dobbs, Miss
Frances Irwin, Linval Castle, Leslie
Stadtfeld, Charles Skinner, Charles
Finger and William Delvin.
The Violet Whist Club gave its an
| nual musicale-luncheon on the after
noon of April s, at a downtown res
taurant. Members of the club provid-
ing music and entertainment were Miss
Juliet Greninger, Miss Alice Busch, Miss
Ruby Roylance, Miss May Laydon,
Mrs. Lillian Schiller. Miss Anna Joost
The programme was followed by a de-
hghtful luncheon, at which more enter
tainment was afforded by toasts and
speeches Mrs Lillian Schiller, presi-
dent organized the club three years
ago. The membership consists of the
following: Mrs Otto Frank Schiller,
Miss Juliet Greninger, Miss Alice
Busch, Miss May Laydon, Miss Ruby
Roylance. Miss Alvina Eisenman, Mrs
Alexander Queisser. Miss Belle Herzer,
Miss Lillian Curley, Miss Doris Heuer
vich, Mrs. Bessie Waibel, Mrs. Marie
Walters, Mrs. Pearl Constine. Miss
Florence Kustel. Miss Julia Wolters,
Miss Anna Joost.
The juvenile members Of the San
Francisco Conservatory OF Music will
give a concert in z. NJ. C. A Hall on
Wednesday evening, April 1s
Deutscher Club will soon occupy its
Few quarters in the Kreling building
and win give large reception on the
opening date.
The Iolanthe Musical Club gave
serenade to Professor j. T. Moore at
his home In Fruitvale last week. Much
enjoyable music was rendered, among
the players being Professor and Mrs J.
F. Moore, Miss May Corey, Miss Josie
Greeninger. Miss Frances Greeninger,
E. Corey. J. Laird. A. Mitchell, R. C.
Greeninger, A Werner and Mrs. Green
niger.
The ladies of the George H Thomas
Circle, No. 80. Will give an entertain
ment in Golden Gate Hall, Monday
evening, April "a. A programme of
good numbers has been prepared and
includes one-act farce. Cards and
dancing will also be attractive fea-
lures. The proceeds are to go toward
the building fund of a home for old
soldiers and their wives at Sautelle.
Tickets are 80 cents.
The directors of the Deutscher Club
announce a reception and dance to be
given at Golden Gate Hall, Wednes-
day evening, April 26
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17
LARGE CROWDS VISIT PARK
AND CLIFF DURING DAY
Many Spectators Observe Jimmy Britt
Plunging In Surf of the
Pacific.
Nofwithstanding

notwithstanding the threatening
weather. pleasure seekers were out in
large numbers at the park and cliff
yesterday. The recreation grounds in
the park were crowded all afternoon
with wielders of the racket and sew
eraI games of bah we're played.
Besides the seals and dancing the
crowds at the cliff were favored with
a view of James Edward Britt taking
a plunge in the surf Britt was the
center OF attraction for some time.
The usual Sunday crowd enjoyed
automobiling and driving on the
speedway.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17

PoLIcEMEN's HOURS CHANGED.-The
change in the time for policemen to report on
and OF duty as adopted by the Police Com
missioners at the meeting last Wednesday
night went into effect yesterday. The hours
Will be from a. m. till z. m from 4 p m
till midnight and from midnight TIL a. m.
BY instruction of Chief Dinan bailifs IN the
police courts, who have heretofore been on
duty from a m till p. m. viii in future
be on duty from a. N. till 1 D. m, as he
sees no reason why exception should be
made in their case
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17
WEDDINGS.

Miss Edelle Josue and Charles Trav-
ers were married on Saturday evening,
April 15, at the home of the brides par
ents. 253 Collingwood street. Miss
Katherine Pennell was maid Of honor,
while Harry Vensano served as best
man. The ceremony was quietly cele-
brated, only relatives being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Crumlich an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Ray Quigley. to T. A Gier. The cere-
mouy took place at Grace Church on
Wednesday evening, April Ii.
In an evergreen bower, from which
suspended a floral bell, Miss Helen
Carroll was united in marriage to Ed
ward L. Bronson, at the home Of the
mother of the bride, Mrs. Celia Carroll,
631 Guerrero street, last Wednesday
night Rev. Father Morgan officiated
at the ceremony.
The bride wore a white satin gown
trimmed with duchesse lace and orange
blossoms. The bridesmaid was Miss
Loretta Carroll, sister of the bride. and
the best man was David Buckley.
Following the ceremony and recep-
ton the young people left for Southern
California, where they viii remain for
q fortnight.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17
RED MEN OF VALLEJO PAY
A VISIT TO ST. HELENA
Crack Degree Team of Samoset Tribe
Initiates Large Number of
ssPalefaces.''

VALLEJO, April 16.-One hundred
members of Samoset Tribe, Improved
Order of Red Men, of this city and
their wives returned this afternoon
from St. Helena, where they went
last night to attend a big initiation of
spalefaces." The crack drill team of
Samoset Tribe, which is composed of
twenty members. gave the degrees to
the neophytes. At the conclusion of
the lodge ceremonies a banquet was
served to the vallejoites.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17
WILL TELL OF BEAUTIES
OF GREAT PASSION PLAY
Mrs. Edward Xavier Roiker to Lee
ture This Evening for Benefit
of Youths Directory

Mrs. Edward Xavier Rolker will
deliver an illustrated lecture on the
great Passion Play at the Maple room
of the Palace Hotel this evening for
the benefit of the Youths Directory.
Mrs Rolker witnessed the Oberam-
mergau presentation twice and has
spoken on its charms many times.
The pictures to be used were taken by
President Jordan of Stanford Univer-
sity.
Besides the lecture, there will be a
superb musical programme, including
an organ Interpretation of the Pas
sion Play by Professor A. L. Antiques.
Among the others who will take part
in the programme are: Edward
Xavier Rolker, Mrs. Henry Ohlandt.
Mrs. Louis L. James, Miss Pohlman,
Mrs W. L. Rothchild, Mrs. Ernest
Hueter, Mrs. j. l. Shepard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17
WILL ADVERTISE MERITS
OF CITY OF SANTA CRUZ
Promotion Committee of Beach Town
to Start To-Day on Tour
of State
SANTA CRUZ, April Is. Tht

SANTA CRUZ. April Is. - The
Santa Cruz Promotion Committee will
start tomorrow on a tour of the
State to advertise the merits of the
Beach City. The committee will be
accompanied by the Thirteenth In
fantry Band of Angel Island The
members of the committee who will
make the trip are F. w. Swanton,
Richard Thompson, ]. NJ. Walsh. f.
R. WALTZ, A. P. Swanton, H. E Irish
and r r. Howe. Eugene Anderson
and ]. w. Anderson will operate the
stereopticon that will be used to show
the beauties of their section.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17
SOLANO'S CHERRY CROP
WILL NOT BE VERY LARGF
Reports From Vaca and Suisun Val.
Ieys Indicate Reduction in the
Usual Yield.

VALLEJO, April 16.-Reports from
the Suisun and vaca valleys and other
fruit raising sections of Solano
County show that the crop of cher
ries and prunes will be extremely
light in these sections this year. The
crop of Royal Ann cherries, which is
usually extremely large In these ia
vored valleys, will be small. Other
fruits and grains are doing well.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17

LOSES HIS WATCH sOMEwHERE.-M
T. JOY who lives at the Baldwin House on
Fourth street reported 70 the police yesterday
that his gold watch had been stolen from him
on Friday night He said he had been drink
ing hard, and he thought the theft occurred
in dance hall somewhere on Kearny street,
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17
LENT LAYS ON ITS
HEAVY HAND.
Are Celebrated Quietfu and
Home Parties Break Monotonu.

Tone. James and Willie Toomey, Ernest
Rhode, Frank Guisto and Harry Ken
nedy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17

A woman knows more about styles
in a minute than a man does in life
time
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17

The Lenten season has had its effect
in social circles, and the gay seekers
after pleasure have held aloof from
their social duties to marked de-
gree. Smart affairs have been scarce
indeed, though few quiet affairs have
broken the monotony. The outdoor
season has already begun and many
have been enticed away from the city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-17
ENGAGEMENTS.

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Nellie Harmon and DR.. v. q. Putnam,
the wedding TO take place In May
Rev. and Mrs. H. n. Sehoenfeld an
nounce the engagement of their young
est daughter, Mary. to ]. Schwartz
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-05

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-01-05
STOCK LAW NOTICE.
STATE or MISSOURI !
COUNTY or OSAGEl


/, JOS.
Sn-lIentrop. Clcrk oi thc County
Court ~ ana for III. Coualy OF
.Oslgt, 90 HEREBY eerify, 'hIt al tn.
General Election held III SAID County,
on thc eighth d2. Of November, 4.
d., f'14 upon the petIiicH Of 100
hous1hOld-Ts, the 3I.s.iol OF enforle-
ing the Provisions OF Article Il, Re-
yised Statutes. 1899, vas Submitted
10 the Qualified voters OF Osase
Codn;y: that the returns Of tie
judges and Clerks Of El-cti0a Of the
various voting pr3cinctS in said
COUNT shJw the folio4ing result
Of said Eietjion t3-.,,: TIM, 1923
votes were c2s, for: Eniorcing Tx
Law restraining Hoyxs. MlleS. Asses.
Ca;tle, Sheep. Goats a7t Swine from
lunning al large; lh2, i24l yO,es
were cas-; 1E1iaS; ERiorling the las
restraining H0rSeS, Nult>. ASKS Cat.
lie Sheep, Gll,s lai SsT1e from
running a. l1!gt, NlWu;y o: .he
kgll yo,es tlS' ~; taior,cm:a. q
'Ar,Icle It. Ptvs7l Sl,u,-s lN9y~
25'. all Of an.,h 11g 'ars on g:;5;a
10 my oii.ce.
NhDcss n, hand an
SEAL ,he Seal % lhc Count,
- Couc ;bis 2s,h ily Of
Nuyemb-L i9'4.
Jos. Sae!l;TroP.
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notllptaolss SluWaitrill al Der
u 4Ila0tubitttnotn lu5lel:t.a
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uno 9ehem Is. ). 6stiel " SO. uno
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unh 81. gOuls 81 Wdrtle.
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pban Sbauwstsr unb Sos. g9miel'
mann uxo beuts SObu grunt nab
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snoiaun9 Der @sibnahisrerltn bic lie
I'M cltsrlitn Souie III Ginn ptrbra4te
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nit nab 9tiicriou 6itp. Nsier Stmib
mo Y,ler Ncdmnun boIien ibm ol,is
nnh Der 0nuptiinot bt'oIOSrn.
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fen Sotn SOitpb p0n 0otIgtOpn Ia.
men am Irbicu TCnncrtaQ dui otm
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no ilt citidlpllc tt!CoiQi. bjrour6.
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I'm ana. auorllu 6onnlp ttiidilrtt
IcBlc =, otr ,tncr gEuttcr lmo oit.
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Ntmrtilc.
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6jdtdns. .?injtiQtn BEL 6itwtn otnrb
AI't HnO Norioaultl Bros. St p,Ts
tau'tn por ltgt an, jn l9rcm mle amt
gum @nyibtlIt lbrcr Runptn -nuy
fur galt.
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ncrno bet N9trntt3 leQtbcutu -eudyt
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