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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
Do Your Meals Fit?
Do You Feel Snug and Comfortable
Around Your Waist Line After
Hearty Meal?

Did your last meal taste delicfously
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you have nausea, your gastric
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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
SUES OUT WRIT ASKING
FOR RELEASE OF HIS son
Rev. 6. e. Faxon of Santa Rosa De-
mands Liberation of Young Man
Convicted of Annoying Girls.

SANTA ROSA, Sept. 27.-Rev. S. E.
Faxon, retired minister of the gospel,
has sued out writ of habeas corpus
before Judge Emmett Seawell for the
release of his son. who pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to six months In
the County Jail. recently, for having
molested young girls on the Main
street bridge. The writ is made re-
turnable September IS. 1t is alleged
that the young man was scared into
admitting his guilt by stories of the
probable effect the disgrace of public
trial would have on his mother.
The younger Faxon is past 26 years
old. He had been making himself OBJ
noxious for several nights by stopping
young girls as they returned home
from uptown at the bridge, which is
rather dark. The officers declare they
have sufficient evidence to send him to
States prison il the case is taken into
the Superior Court
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
WESTERN ADDITION
HAS OPEN Den.
Another Form of Vice Is
Flourishing in Reputable
Residence Part Of City
KNOWN TO CITIZENS

house on Garden avenue. sur
rounded by the homes Of respectable
merchants and artisans, has been con-
verted into a rendezvous for opium
fiends. Garden avenue is street be-
tween Geary and Post, running west
from Devisadero to Baker. For many
years it has been the home of reputable
people, but after the nre it was chosen,
on account of It's isolation, as safe
place for palid victims Of the pipe.
The house. which is numbered So, is
a two-story structure built close to the
street, with the front door easily ac-
cessible from the sidewalk. Inside the
furnishings are pretentious,. although
not rich. The lower floor Is devoted to
the sale of the drug. Throughout the
day and until late at night there is a
constant stream of patrons. Well
gowned women pick their way up the
unpaved street In the lonesome dark
ness.
The police know OF the existence of
the resort and have raided 1t. On Au-
gust 80 Sergeant D. w. Boyd, with a
posse of policemen, searched the house,
but at that time there were only the
keeper and two patrons found. They
were arrested for visiting an opium
place, but the evidence offered was not
considered sufficient by the courts and
the cases were dismissed. Encouraged
"fiends'' have been even more brazen
than they were before. They make
no attempt to disguise the character of
the place. Little children playing in
the street speak of the house as hop
Joint and laugh when they tell of the
scenes of depravity that are witnessed
there.
Every one within a radius of block
has been scandalized by its character,
but the police have either been unwill-
ing or unskillful enough TO gather sur
ficient evidence to have the Offenders
punished.
The property Is owned by a man who
is well known to the police. Ii they
cannot punish the opium f1ends they
can punish him for leasing his prop
erty for such a purpose. AS the place
is at present conducted 1t is many
times more dangerous than the old
Baltimore Hotel at Bush and Dupont
streets, which was closed after long
fight in the police courts. Situated as
it is, the disreputable place is con-
slant menace to every home in the
neighborhood. When its character Is
known to every child on the block.
there is little excuse for permitting II
to remain open.
In the raid of August 80 Sergeant
Boyd arrested Frank Thomas as the
keeper of the place, and George Carpen-
ter and "Goldie" Herbert as visitors.
Thomas is still in control of the re-
sort. He is we'll known to the police
and could be speedily put out of the
city if a persistent effort were made
to do so.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
GOLDEN CHANGES IN
SAN FRANCISCO.
Bostonian Urges Eastern
Workingmen to Seek En-
ployment in This City
PROBLEM OF LABOR
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

BOSTON, Sept. 27.-That San Fran
cisco is still the metropolis of the Far
West and now more than ever holds
out greater inducements to those seek
ing wealth is the opinion of of j. B. A.
Fosburgh, prominent Boston business
man who has just returned from San
Francisco. He went there to study the
local building situation in the interest
of one of the largest contracting con-
Germs in the East. During the several
weeks he remained in that city Mr..
Fosburgh carefully observed conditions
generally and the work of rebuilding g
following. the earthquake and fire.
Opportunities for men seeking en-
ployment at a salary more than double
that. paid in almost every other city in
the United States are offered to those
who go to San Francisco" said Mr..
Fosburgh. "Since the work of rebuild
ing the city began some months ago
the labor problem has been the greatest
handicap which the builders have
faced. The general impression in the
East that there is f.o opportunity for
men seeking employment in San Fran
cisco is absurd"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
LAXNEss OF STATE
DIVORCE LAWS.
Startling Figures Are Pre-
sented by the Interde-
nomination Commission
REMEDY is SOUGHT
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


Los ANGELES, Sept. 27.-"There
nave been as many divorces granted
in single county of California (San
franclsco) in one month as there have
peen granted in the whole Dominion
of Canada in ten years"
Ihls was the startling opening state
ment of the Interdenominational Com
mission on marriage and divorce, pre-
sented today before the Los Angeles
Presbytery.
The commission made a search of
ofhces In the various counties and
found from the results that the State
is second only to South Dakota in the
laxness of its divorce laws. 1t found
that IN Los Angeles County more than
years, and that in 1905 94S applica-
tlons We're made and nearly all granted.
In San Francisco 140 applications a
month are made and few fail, while
the same conditions prevail, according
to the commission, throughout the
whole State Pretexts for divorce, It
sirds. are Often trivial and absurd
Another discovery lis that frequently
cases go by default, only one lawyer
and one set of witnesses appearing.
Summing up the whole situation, the
conclusion is that the condition is
threatening the foundation of our ma
tional and social-lif
Inc commission, organized by ueIe-
gates from twelve evangelical denomi-
nations, is headed by Rev. r. b. Mac
Laren, president; Rev F. NJ Moody,
secretary; w. F. Tanner, treasurer.
Through Bishop Moreland and Bishop
Hamilton it will take up the fight be-
fore the next session of the Legisla-
ture for legislation aimed to better con-
ditions. Its ultimate aim is TO secure
adoptions to the statutes of the United
States and establish uniform laws fegu-
lating marriage in all the States and
Territories but California conditions
are so bad that it wants to- begin at
home.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
BeneHcencfa Company of San Francisco
OR. G. Co., Established May, 19OO.)

Following. are the capitals Thursday, septen-
ber 81, 1905:
s5G1, $4,000, sold in San francisco; II, ,2s4.
in San Francisco; Nos. 10.S24 and II, 34S. each
$500, sold in Red Bluff, Fresno, San Francisco
and Los Angeles.
The n. 6. Company paid TO Mercantile Trust
Company of San francisco for the Rideout Bank
of Marysyille, Cal. $3750 Paid TO Mr.. NJ Florio.
2225 Hunter street, Los Angeles. Cal, $4,000.
Paid to the Crocker National Bank for the
Union Trust Savings Bank of Santa Rosa, for
client, $500.
All obligations paid in full at 1856 Bush
street San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
FLORoDoRA GIRL WIFE
OF NEW YORK CLUBMAN

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Frederfck
Getshard and Miss Marie L. Gamble,
better known as Miss Marie Wilson. an
actress, who came into public notice
as a member of the Florodora sextet,
have since January last been mar
ried. Mrs. Getshard is native of
Washington. She is "a years old.
Frederick Getshard is a well-known
figure in the life of New York. He is
member of exclusive clubs and on
account of his high social connections,
as well as his keen interest in sports
manlike pursuits, he is one OF the best
known men in the city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
OBJECT TO FUMES
Of CREMATORY.

The Potrero Commercial and Manu-
facturers' Association filed petitions
yesterday with the Board of Super
visors and the Health Board to sup
press the alleged nuisance resulting
from the operation of the crematory
Of the Sanitary Reduction Works
The petition says:
All the business houses in the district
are suffering on account OF the opera
tion Of the said works. They are not
only being conducted in an unsanitary
manner, but are burning refuse in large
open spaces and the odor therefrom is
causing considerable sickness in the
district. Many Of the employees of the
different business houses are confined
10 their homes by illness resulting
from the said nuisance The said works
block up several streets, which could
be utilized for teaming and transporta-
tion facilities to China Basin and the
Potrero.
At the meeting Of the Health Board
Abner Doble appeared and strongly
urged that the nuisance be abated.
The board decided TO arrange for a
conference with the officials of the
reduction works 10 devise ways and
means to abate the nuisance.
Chief Sanitary Inspector Hassler
filed a report with Health Officer Ragan
in which he states that the complaint,
which is signed by l5G manufacturers,
is well founded. Bassler says rubbish
is being burned improperly in the yard
OF the works and the refuse is being
dumped in the street, instead OF being
taken outside OF the city. A proper
ton Of the refuse is imperfectly in
cInerated and becomes a nuisance by
reason OF decomposition that ensues,
Hassler says.
The board adopted the budget Of Oc-
tober for the sanitation work and
medical care Of the refugee camps
to be submitted TO Rudolph Spreckels.
chairman Of the committee on perma-
sI7. $50 a decrease Of 5000 from Sep
tembers budget.
Mrs NJ. Turner, a clerk In the health
Of absence
The board ordered a stable at 127
Buchanan street put in sanitary condi-
ton, but found that the complaint Of
unsanitary conditions at premises from
l744 TO 1852 Sutter street, occupied by
japanese. and stables on Elgin Park to
be not sustained.
The board directed DIR. H1rvey 10 call
the attention Of the Board OF Super
visors TO the lack of fire protection at
the leper hospital.
The board decided to ask the Super
visors to provide funds to increase
the salaries Of the Emergency Hos
pital stewards from SIS to $50 per
month. The board is OF the opinion
that the stewards are entitled to the
increase
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
The Original Little Beneficencia Pub
lica Company of San Francisco,
Organized SeIifember. 1898.

1905:
No s56i, S1O.o00, sold in San Francisco CAL
No. 112s4 $1,000. sold in Los Angeles, Cal; No.
1894, $1,000. sold in San Francisco. Gals Nos.
10s24. 1234S, each $500, sold in San Francisco
and Grass Valley. Cal.
The following were paid by the M. & #. Co. for
August 80 1906: j. J. Northmore (cigars and to-
bacco). Livermore, Cal. $4,000: collected by Sam
Ginsberg for Rob Christie with Hall-Lubins Co.,
Sacramento). Cal. $500; collected by the Interna-
tional Banking Corporation 2045 Sutter street,
S. F., CAL for client $500: Chas. F. Thomas
(ship calker) AS Hartford street. s. F., Cal,
$780, collected by Californian Bank, s. F.,
CAL. for client $3.50
All obligations paid in full at 2053 Sutter
street, apartment /, San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
MARksMEN RETURN HOME.

PETALUMA, Sept. 27.-Walter Guild
ner and A. McKillop of Company C,
n. G. c.. returned today from the ma
tional rife shoot at Sea Girt, N. j.
Guldner won the first prize in the
shoot of the California team and re-
ceived "a gold medal. McKiIlop won
third prize and received silver medal.
They brought back silver cup pre-
sented TO Company G by members of
the California rife team, which will
be given as trophy at a shoot to be
held at the Stony Point range.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
$3.50 to Buffalo and Return.

rare opportunity is presented TO those de-
string 10 visit the East this fall. On Octobe,
and round trip tickets viii be sold by Tie
Southern Pacific Company to Buffalo and return
at rate Of $500. A choice of routes may be
selected and stop-oTers viii be permitted on both
going and return trips. Tickets will be good for
return up 10 November -. For further psr-
ticulars inquire At ticket Office. ferry building
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for Furniture. Mattresses, Pillows.
Ranges. Range Boilers. Wiring Machine. Ham
mer Dies. Wooden Sticks. Door Hardware.
Pipe Tools, Boat Hooks Ship Scrapers. CaIk-
ing Irons, Shackle Bars. Timber Carriers. Ice
Picks Shovels Grocers Scoops. shears Wa
gon Jacks. Blow Torches. Sash Pulleys. Cocks
Lamp Chimneys, Ln5ricafor Glasses. Needles.
Sailors Palms, Watchmens Watches. Steel
Tapes. Chain. Sheet Steel. Screws. Tacks. Cop
per Burs, Packing Chanoss Skins Sponges. Sal
phate of Copper, Calendars. etc. Washington
ID. c.. September "a. 1906 Sealed proposals.
In triplicate. win be received at the office
OF the General Purchasing officer. Isthmian
Canal Commission Washington. d. c.. until
1890 a. m. October IL. 1906. at which time
they will be opened in public for furnishing
the aforementioned articles. Blanks aad
general information relating to this Circular
(Circular No 33zl may be obtained from
this office or the Offices OF the Assistant Per
chasing Agents 1856 North Ncfnt street IA n
Francisco. Cal and 410 Chamber OF Commerce
Building, Taconsa WASH ID. w ROSS, Gen
eral Purchasing officer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
California
Limifed
To Chicago in3Days
Leaves daily at $50 a. N
With Diners and SIeeperA

80 AM For stockton. Merced.- Ere esna
Hanford. ViSalia,. Bakersfield
500 M. and intermediate points.
$50 AM-CalifOrnia Limited days
to Chicago Leaves every day Direct
connection to Grand Canyon.
$3.50 AM.-Valley Limited for Stockton.
Merced, Fresno. HanfOrd. yisalia
Bakersfield and points on Sierra
Railway.
1855 AM.-For Stockton. Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Rail-
way.
400 P,M.-For Stockton, Fresno and in
termediate points.
$500 p PM.-Overland Express for Den
Yer. Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon
TICKET OFFICES-Ferry Building.
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway, Fortieth
St, and San Pablo Ave. Oakland: Unf-
versity Ave. and West ST. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
DENY THEFT OF wH1sK.

DENY THEFT OF wEISKY.-Robert Robin
son and James King. residents OF n camp in the
vicinity Of the railroad yards at Third and
Townsend streets before Police Judge
Conlan yesterday charged with petty larceny.
An empty whisky bottle comprised the evidence
The men were arrested by Special Policemen
0'Connor and Madden of the Southern Pacific
Company. Both men vigorously asserted that
they had purchased the whisky they drank.
Owing TO the disappearance of. the evidence and
the inability 10 connect the defendants with the
theft caused Judge Conlan TO continue his de-
csicn for one day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
coorIE To pE prPoRTEp.-Gt

cooLIE TO BE DEPoRTED.-Gee suey alias
Nolg Gng. Chinese washermaa WAS arrested
5esfrrday Ia the Chinese Dureaa for being c.-
iavfIliy 81 the Tinted States. Gee volunteered
= witness On behalf Of c0anfryman seeking
20 .sc landed. and ON the cross examfna tioa by
chief MthaB svore that he himself came here
,areral Years ago e students certificate and
rgas landed, that he immediately went to labcr-
.n9 work and afterward started laundry He
vii be deDorted-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28

Bills of Lading and Negotiable Paper
of every description replaced by a
Bond of The metropolitan Surety
Company of New York Contract, Ju-
dicial and Fidelity Bonds. JUDSON
BRUSIE Manager, Room 10. Ferry
building. D. W. CARMICHAEL CO..
Inc. Gen. Agents. zoos Fillmore ST
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28

BILLS ARE APPRovED.-The Board Of
Works yesterday approved two bills of the
Spring Valley Water Company for taking ont
certain hydrants. The company agreed to reset
the hydrants on Turk. Eddy and Ellis streets
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
w1rE SEARCHES FOR HUsBANr

John McCafferty of 1897 North Fourth street.
Philadelhpia, Pa, has written the local police
asking that her husband. who is supposed to
have come to this city last August, be found.
and has two small children dependent on her.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
". 7. Hess, Notary Public

2853 SUFFER- STREET.
At Residence, 1860 Page Street. Be-
tween and p II
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
10 SUPPORT REALTY BOARD

TO SUPPORT REALTY BoARD.-At a meet
ing OF the board Of directors OF the San Fran
cisco Real Estate Board yesterday President Per
rier Of the California State Realty Federation
pledged the support Of the federation 10 any
legislation That the Real Estate Board might
deem necessary for the benefit OF San Fran
cisco az the next session of the Legislature.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28

OAKLAND f5ARBOR FERRY
foot of Market Street)
700. 500. 900 1000. Hoo a. m.
300. LOO. 200 500 400. 500. 500. 500 D. m.
for Morning. P for Afternoon
tsunday excepted 1Sunday only
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-11
Say Beef Was All RIG hit.

George w. Coblis, manager OF the New
England Dressed Meat and Wool Co,
says: "No diseased cattle from Vermont
are being slaughtered in this establish
ment as stated in an official report OF
Attorney General c. G. Fits, made public
yesterday by Gov. G. j. Bell. This would
be impossible as corps of government
inspectors examine every animal re-
ceiyed.'
j. G. Mayo, superintendent OF the New
England Meat & Wool Co., fatty denied
the charges made against his company in
the report made public by Governor Bell
OF Vermont, in which it is alleged that
condemned cattle sent out of Vermont
have been used for food purposes. sit
would be impossible" said Mr.. Mayo,
'for us to perpetrate such a deed without
the knowledge of the United States in
spectors. Always corps of them is sta
toned at our plant and the personnel is
changed every week or two. They pass on
the health OF the cattle we purchase and
the condemned cattle are slaughtered and
rendered under their personal supervision,
so that if any such charge is substantiated
the United States inspectors and not the
New England Meat & Wool Co., are the
guilty ones.n
DR.. Austin Peters, chairman OF the cat.
tie bureau, corroborated the statement of
Mr.. Mayo and ridiculed the idea that the
charge made was founded on facts. He
said that the United States inspectors at
the plapt carefully examine every ship
ment of cattle for signs of tuberculosis
and other disease, and where any serious
trouble exists the beeves are rendered and
disposed of under the eyes of the inspec-
| tors. very small per cent OF the cattle
are found unfit for food purposes and
oftentimes cattle are passed which have
| some slight trouble, which in nowist
affects their value for food products. The
company could not sell condemned bee
without the knowledge of the inspectors
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-11
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