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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
SPUR TRACKS WILL
BE REGULATED.

The ordinance that has been passed
to print by the Board of Supervisors
regulating the laying down and main
tenance of spur tracks provides tnaC
the permit granted for any spur track
shall be revocable at the pleasure OF
the board The ordinance also pro-
vides that the rail used In the con-
structfon of all spur tracks snaA De
grooved rail of a standard pattern on
all paved streets, except on curves
and switches, where a suitable rail-
with a guard may be used All spur
tracks shall be laid to conform TO the
actual surface grade Of the roadway
so as TO cause the least obstruction to
teaming.
Every holder OF a permit for spur
track shall be required. whenever noti-
fed by the Board Of Public Works, TO
pave the entire length Of the street
used by the tracks between the rails
and for two feet on each side thereof
Permits shall be granted for spur
tracks only on condition that persons,
firms or corporations owning or using
property fronting thereon or owning
or using other tracks connecting there
with shall have the right to use the
spur tracks upon paying proportion
ate share of the cost of construction,
maintenance and repair or upon other
terms mutually agreed upon with the
original owner.
The provisions of the ordinance shall
be applicable to all spur tracks main
tained entirely on public streets, but
will not govern the maintenance OF
spur tracks upon private property. No
permit for spur track shall be grant
ed in such a manner as to permit the
owner or holder thereof 10 acquire any
exclusive rights to any portion thereof
except that portion Immediately serv-
ing his own property or its tenants
The railway operating any spur track
shall, upon demand of persons. firms or
corporations for the use and benefit OF
which such track Is operated. place
upon such spur track the freight cars
Of any railway which has track con-
nection with the operating railway.
All cars standing on spur tracks shall
be loaded or unloaded within thirty
six hours from the time they are de-
lfyered.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

day, but its losing business forced It
to capitulate.
The resolution adopted at the last
meeting of the Washington Cd. CO
Central Labor Union, relative to the
reported organization of the local non
union plumbers, Ii is said. is generally
approved by organized labor and will
surely be indorsed by all the Washing
ton unions The union plumbers and
master plumbers of that city are about
to arbitrate their differences, but the
union plumberss it is said. do not an
ticipate that the nom union plumber
as organized workmen Will be consid-
cred by the arbiters in the adjustment
of the difficulty between them and their
employers. They believe the duties of
tn arbiters will be principally confined
to the adjustment of complaints and
contentious which existed prior to the
lockout and which, the employers as
sert were the cause of the lockout
They say they would regard the recog-
milton of an organization of nom union
plumbers as most unfortunate as un-
der no conditions could their union
recognize a dual organization of their
craft. They are also precluded from
tolerating such an organization by the
international law of their craft, which,
as with all other labor organizations
outlaws dual associations.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

discharge of men for organizing a
union The company has decided to re-
I instate the discharged employees and
states that il Will hot further oppose
the formation OF a street carmen's S
union. About 800 men are employed
by the company.
Although the railroads Of France are
specifically exempt from the operation
1 of the Sunday rest law. the chairmen
OF the six leading railroad companies
have notified Minister OF Public Works
Barthou that they have arranged to
grant, within eighteen months, fifty
STATS, numbering IN all 2So,0o0 men.
The chairmen pointed out that II was
impossible to make this day of rest fall
on Sunday. but that IL would come for
the different men in rotation This new
system viii place the railroad men on
an equality with other workmen in the
ma tier Of holidays.
The State convention OF the New
York BrickIayers' Union, IN session in
New York City last week, condemned
the use Of concrete as a building ma
terial. and appointed committee with
full power to act to fight its use for
building purposes, on the ground that
II is unsafe and dangerous TO life and
limb. The committee will collect sta
tistics in support OF this contention and
some kind Of legislative action on the
subject The convention gave ont the
following statement:
Investigation has shown that con-
crete cannot stand the changes of cli-
mate IN this country as well as brick
OF stone, as is shown by the frequent
collapse of buildings in Brooklyn, kill
i
| list of concrete buildings which have
collapsed The best kind Of concrete
buildings cost more than buildings of
brick and stone. and concrete, no mat
ter how good the quality may be, is
more or less unreliable. The commit
tee Is likely to recommend agitation
for legislation limiting It's use to GER
tain purposes"
The executive council of the New
York Bricklayers' Union, representing
/ II 900 men, has decided TO demand that
1 bricklayers must be employed on all
concrete building work in New York
City.
/ A public reception was rendered to
] President Gompers OF the American
/ Federation of Labor the other day in
Washington D. c., by the Central Labor
] Union Of that city. President John
/ Mitchell was present Stuart Reid and
sam de Nedry, two of the speakers
in the late Maine campaign, related
their experiences on the stump. A mu-
steal programme was provided and re-
! freshments were served.
IN a statement just issued from the
headquarters of the International Ty-
biographical Union, officers say that the
/ eight-hour day has been established
throughout the Jurisdiction of that
body, and only a remnant of the mem
I bership is now affected by the strike
who will, Of course, be cared for until
/ the Typothetae recognizes the shorter
workday- President Murphy of No. 6
Of New York reports that the latest
! printing house in that city to come
into the eight-hour camp is the Nc
Connell Printing Company. This COM
\ pany has been making a most deter
mined fight against the shorter work
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
Excursion to Ukiah.

On Sunday, Sept soth. the California North
western Railway will have Of its popular
excursions from San Francisco to Ukiah- The
fare for the round trip will be 81 Each
ticket sold tnsures a seat. Leave Tfburon ferry
at $50 a. m. and on the return leave Ukiah
at B D. N. Tickets will be on sale Monday.
Sept. oath, and on sale all week at ticket Of
nce. Tiburon ferry, foot Of Market St, San
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
Warnfng.

The public and all consumers Of Pur-
ity Spring water are hereby notified
that the several concerns going about
representing themselves as delivering
pure mountain spring water have no
connection with the original Purity
Spring Water Company Every drop
OF Purity Spring water comes from
ifornia, and is not seepage water or
of doubtful origin, as Is the case with
most of the waters offered to the pub
lie in this city. See that the bottle bears
the label Purity Spring water. Depot
502 Fulton St, San Francisco Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
TAKES DOSE of sTRYcHNINE.

When Mrs. NJ. Blackwell of 31z Fre-
mont avenue went to call her lodger,
Arthur Duer. for breakfast yesterday
morning she found hlm writhing on
the floor of his room Duer was hur-
ried to the Park Emergency Hospital
where DIR. Tilton Tfllman diagnosed
the case as one of strychnine poisoning.
Duer is so years old and recently came
from Los Angeles. He will recover.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

to win the first trick with the ace and
start the diamonds. Then the Q. of
spades becomes tenace over the ] 7 If
the K is played the second round This
insures clearing the diamonds before
the spades can be established against
you
The solution of problem 10 Is for Y
to lead a small diamond 2 trumps
with the K and leads the ace, discard
ing the ace of spades on the next trick.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
. K Ted.

If the king of clubs is led. how
should the dealer play the combined
hand and why?
In the following position of the cards
hearts are trumps and 7 is in the lead:
PROBLEM NO. IL
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin Is
accused OF trying to curry favor with
the Populists in the interests of his
Presidential aspirations The Populists
certainly need currying.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
q A K J 8 4
4 j 7 3
O A K 8
a Y O

Upon these cards the dealer declared
no-trumps at the score of love-alI on
the rubber game, and lost a little slam.
The hand is much above the average in
strength, but the protection in three
suits is doubtful, and it was a very
much better heart~make. as 1t could be
counted up to eleven; 5 trumps, 8
honors and 8 outside aces and kings.
He would have scored 16 below and 80
above at hearts, instead of losing 80
points and the rubber.
This eight rule is just a starter to
help the player along a little while he
is learning the value of hands. In the
next article we shall go more into de-
tails.
AS an example of planning the play
of a hand in advance, take the follow
ing position. in which the dealer has
declared hearts at the score Of love-
all on the second game, he having
wo tho first:
40
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS.

SO4O AAO4'0 ~ - AtODAA1AA1s
Following are the solutions to the
problems published Lesson s:
In the declarations No. 10 would be
a no-trumper IL 1t were estimated by
the twenty one rule, as 1t would by the
rules of aces and projections or Of
averages. Very few players would hes
itate to call no-trumps on No. IL, yet 1t
counts 90 only. BY the seven rule it
is equal to s, as there are four tricks in
four suits It Is clearly an ace above
average If estimated that way, and 1T
contains two aces and two projections.
The fact that II, will not answer to the
twenty-one rule shows that the rule is
not reliable in some cases. To pass
with such a hand would be absurd, and
no one would mako It a trump.
With regard to the play of hand No.
10. it would seem at first sight that,
the 10 being led from K ] 10, the best
play would be the Q second hand so as
to be sure of keeping the command of
the suit with the ace. But as 1T will
probably take two rounds to establish
the diamonds, and as the lead of the
spade may come through the ace, to
play the 0 the first round would be to
expose the and to the X and j,
because the eldest hand will not have
to play either of those cards on the
second round IL the spade is led through
the dealer. The best plan is therefore
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

It's Long Line That Has No Turning.
Straight Cutlery and Barber Supplies
is our line STOLTZ'S, 1895 Fillmore
street, above Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

The first can be counted up to nine,
if hearts are the suit selected. There
are five cards in the suit, three honors
and one outside king. In the second
example, If diamonds are the suit
selected for a possible trump, the hand
will count up to eight There are four
cards in the suit, two honors and two
outside aces and kings. If hearts were
selected in this case 1t would still
count up to eight; four cards in the
suit, one honor and three outside aces
and kings. But on account of the
absence of honors in the heart suit
and the danger of their being scored
against you, it would not be a good
heart make, and would probably pay
better as a no-trumper.
Beginners are much more apt to
make the mistake of calling no-trumps
on a good. safe heart hand than they
are to call hearts on a no-trumper
Whenever you have q hand which has
all the appearance of no-trumper al
ways stop and ask yourself IL IL would
not be safer as a heart, and probably
just as likely to win the game. The
following hand, which I recently saw
played, is an illustration OF this error:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
wnfert Bros sau.aEes.

Will open October at the old stand.
! Taylor street. Phone Franklin 935. .
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

The eleventh of this series of articles
ON whist will appear I'm The Call on
Sunday, September so.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
slHROUND theBRIDGE)
LA = lss]B TABLE 60
Conducted for The Call by K. F. Foster.

THE CALI presents today the tenth of series of in
structve articles bridge whist, conducted for this
paper by R F. Foster the author of Fosters Complete
Bridge and the best known authority the subject this
country These articles inestmable value bridge
players
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

Organizer ". G. Burton, under orders
"from the international body Of the
Street Carmen's Union, went TO Spo-'
kane TO settle the controversy there be-
tween the street. car company and the
semployes. The trouble arose over the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

The fourteenth biennial convention Of
the United Brotherhood OF Carpenters
and Jofners began its sessions last
Monday ins z0fagara Falls. N y, with
6s2 delegates present. General Rresi-
dent HubeI presided Tuesday morn
fng was rnostIy taken up considering
the contest ed seats Of delegates who
came from rgazizat1ons that were not
q year old or had been suspended dur
ing the year. II was decided to make
al rneetfnesf secret Congratulatory
b telegran1s were received from Presi-
dent GOmPeEs and g. H Ballsher,s gen
eraI organizer for New York City Mem
phis and Indianapolis are being spoken
of as the place for holding the next
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

Lsborers' Protective Union, No. 1914
met IN Sheet Metal Workers Hall Sun
day night, and initiated thirty-two
candidates L B. Higgins, financial
secretary, was reported seriously sick
This Is the first meeting Mr.. Higgins
has missedsin four years. Daniel Stew
art acted as conductor and proved an
able assistant 70 President Murphy in
the initiation ceremony. Conditions are
reported good IN the laborers' branch
OF the building trades.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

The Kosher Benchmen's Union was
recently formed IN New York City The
union numbers 500. It's members are
getting SO a week and board and
they want $50 a week and threaten
10 strike II the demand is not granted.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27
Copyright, 1905, by R. F. Foster.

D EFORE proceeding to consider the
Il hands on which the dummy
might declare no trumps it will
he necessary 10 understand the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-27

Wages Of the motormen and conduc-
tors Of Los Angeles Will be raised be-
ginning next Monday. The rates will
be: First year Of service, p cents per
hour; second year, 20 cents, three years
10 Eve years inclusive 26 cents: six 10
eight years. inclusive. q cents: nine to
eleven years. inclusive, Is cents; twelve
to fourteen years, inclusive, Z9 cents;
fifteen years and longer. 80 cents per
hour. Tne1 cid rates were Up to
three years service, 221S cents for reg
ulars. three to five years 25 cents;
after FIVE years service. 81 cents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
DAHLlA-BORDER DESIGN.
Very Handsome and Effective Border
Suitable for Trimming a Tea
Cloth or Sideboard Cover.

A very handsome and effective bor
der for a tea cloth or sldeboard cloth:
Materials, Coats cotton, No, s. s ch,
join round. fll the ring with l6 dist
round, ch, tr in each double stitch.
I'd round, in the LIST hole II ch,
turn, miss the LIST stitch, | single in
each ch, / in the next hole, 13 ch.
miss the 1st stitch, i ngle in each
Of the ~ ch, repeat all around. Turn
the work on the wrong side-3d round.
l tr in each OF the 10 single stitches, 3
d In the point. and treble down the
other side Of the peal to correspond,
single In the last stitch OF the IL
single. In tie next pedal miss this
petal. keeping It at the back, and work
round every alternate petal in the
same manner,-4th round. The same,
but work ~ tr along the petals instead
Of 10. Turn the work to the front
side.-5th round. Slip stitch to the
top of the peal just finished, In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
A LACE JACKET APPEARS.
II Is Quite Short and Half Fitting and
May Be Made of Heavy
Embroidery.

So far the only novelty that Is
promised for the summer season is the
lace jacket.
It is a charming little affair quite
short and half fitting. II is made OF
embroidery quite as often as 1t Is OF
lace. Handsome frocks show 1t as
well as simple ones as an accessory.
There is every reason to believe II
will be popular and usually becoming.
1t redeems a very PLAIN gown from
being too severe for afternoon occa-
sions. mhey can be made at home.
but all the shops are showing so many
of them that it is possible they will he
very reasonable in price when the hot
weather comes in.
Those made of heavy embroidery
mixed with Irish lace are lovely and
will be worn over all kinds Of hin
white frocks. There are others Of Ger
man lace edged with ribbon or che
mile in faint colors that are fetching.
They go over the very sneer fr0cks
that are unlned and show cOlOrel rib
bon through. The hat or its feathers
match in color and the whole costume
makes for artistic effect.
OF course these jackets, no matter
what made Of are unlined. The
sleeves are short and quite full Not
that they are gathered but they 10
swing in a wide circle from the
shoulder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
Warning Order, No, 656.

In the United States Court, for the
Western District of the Indian Ter
ritory, sitting at Sapulpa, Decem-
ber term, 1906
W. j, Gregg, Plaintiff
vs..
Alfred i. Stewart, the unknown
heirs, deyisees, executors and ad-
miniStrators of Alfred +. Stew
art, deceased, and Alfred p.
Smart, defendants.
The defendants, Alfred p. Stewart,
The unknown heirs, deylsees, execut-
ors and administrators of Alfred 7.
Stewart, deceased, and Alfred p.
Smart, and each of them, are here
by notified to appear in this court
within thirty days (30l and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff, W. j.
Gregg.
Witness the Honorable Louis Sulz-
bacher, judge of said court, at Sa-
pulpa, Indian Territory, this 9th
day of September, A. d. 1906.
(Seal.) X. 7. Harrison, Clerk.
BY o. NJ. Irelan, Deputy Clerk.
John +. Lydecker and W. G. Gregg,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
C. w. Buterworth, Attorney for
nonresident defendants. 9-S-24t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

FOR SALE-Two years lease on a
fine l20 acre truck farm one mile
from city of Tulsa, Rich soil, com
Portable improvements; splendid
water. Can be had at a bargain if
taken at once, Address Leeds & Mar
tindale, Shelton building, Tulsa,
9-l2-tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
WORLD WANTS-are little pilots
that steer big thi. gs into business.
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those that are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stiulating the
liver and bowels, and restores the nat
ural action Of the bowels. Orino Lax
ative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate
or gripe and is mild and pleasant to
take. Refuse substitutes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

A RATHER INTRICATE PATTERN.
the center stitch, 9 ch, tr in the
point of the next petal, ch, repeat
9Th ch, d, ch, d, 4 ch, d, 4 ch,
3 d, under each loop Of chain Join the
patterns to each other twice by mid
die picot.
The Heading.-1st row. tr in the
fit. 1t includes four new quickfiring
middle picot of the group next but one
to the joining, II ch thread 6 times
round the needle; insert the hook In
the middle picot Of the next group,
work of stitches, then 3 times more
round the needle; insert the hook in
the middle picot of the next group OF
the next pattern, and work off all the
stitches; II ch, tr, in the next group;
II ch, | d, in the next; 8 ch, | d, In the
next; II ch, tr, in the next; IL ch.
repeated row Double.--3d row.
Cotton times round the needle, insert
the hook in double stitch of last row,
work off stitches, cotton again round
the needle, miss 2 stitches, insert hook
IN next stitch, work off all the stitches,
2 ch, l tr, in the center of the group
Just worked, 2 ch, miss stitches; re-
peat.-4th row Double, taking up
back thread only.
The Edge.-lst row. ! d In the mid
die picot of group, 3 ch tr, in the
same place; repeat At the joining OF
the pattern work tr in the free picot,
tr in the free picot Of the next pat
tern.-2d row. ch, d, in the loop
OF 8 ch, tr, between the 2 tr, . ch, l
single in the loop Of the treble just
worked 3 times. repeat.