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German Professor Says Germs From
Cattle Are Dangerous.
Stuttgart Germany. Dec 12-Pro-
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before the Society for the Care OF
the Sick in the Colonies. on mis- method
OF treating tuberculosis According 70
his view. consumption Is the "iast
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human system through milk. His
theory directly contradicts DR.. Robert
Koch's doctrine that mbcrculous milk
is not dangerous and that consump
ton. Ia most cases. IS contracted by
the breathing ia of germs. Professor
Won Behring says that germs rom tn.
berculaT cattle are more dangerous
than the germs tgom a human being.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
EIGHT HOUR DAY
PROVES TO Be FOE
TO RACE SUICIDE
Larger Families Come With a
Shortening Of the Work
Hours.

CHICAGO, June 13.-Empleyers who
agree with President Roosevelt in his
anti-race suicide ideas can do much to
advance the cause Dy granting their
employees an eight-hour work day
This is the belief of the members CT
Typographical Union No. 16, who say
the fact has been demonstrated in their
own experiences. rhe typographical
union made public yesterday a report
which contains much interesting Iaa-
terial on the subject. The officials of
the union profess TO have established.
among other things. close relation
ship between the large family and she
short work day
hour scale first was put into effect in
the printing shops of Chicago. there
has been a remarkable increase in the
birth rate among the compositors'
families. The total number of births
recorded during the period is twenty
four, which represents a fifteen per
cent better showing than appeared for
the preceding ten months.
Another Effect which the printers
credit to the shortening of the hours
of labor is a lowering in the death
rate among the members. From tables
kept by the union in former years the
average mortality in the organization
has been forty out OF total of about
5000 men. For the last ten months the
records kept by Secretary William Nc
Every show a death list of only ff-
teen members.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
ALFORNIA EXTENDING RELIEF TO STRICKEN SAN FRANCISCO.
None Of the Stricken Branches Of Commerce,
Government or Society Is Neglected.

front of the port. Nearly half az mil
lion dollars has been voted for the pay
ment OF the citizen soldiers that stood
guard amid the ruins and protected the
helpless against those that would de-
spoil them-a material evidence of the
sincerity of the tribute paid the troops
in well worded resolution.
Provision for the amendment of the
constitution to enable the widening of
the streets of San Francisco at reason
able cost also takes its place among the
great achievements of the Legislature,
though no one of the half a hundred
and more bills enacted is less worthy
of commendation- General laws that
will operate kindly in the interest of all
sections were enacted: education re-
ceived unseifish support and the cause
OF commerce has been hedged >in by
supporting enactments. No branch of
all the stricken branches of society.
trade or government was neglected. and
1t is with pride that Sacramento will
hold the memory that so much for all
the people has been accomplished with
in her walls.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
Proposition for Relief Does
Not Meet With
Favor.
Californians, However, to
Continue Fight for
Loan.
New Method Of Securing
Coin Advanced by
Flint.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING,
WASHINGTON. June 13.-Judge Nor
row of the San Francisco relief COM
mittee today conferred with Senate
leaders and with Speaker Cannon re-
garding the prospect of securing ma
tional aid in the rebuilding OF San
Francisco. The response 10 the Propo-
sition that Congress make provision for
lending Government money to the
amount of s1o.0Ge. 600 to the San Fran
cisco Clearing house Association was
not favorably received. The California
Senators believe that they might pos
sibly have chance to secure the pas
sage by the Senate of a bill granting
nationsl aid if il could be put through
the House. but the House leaders do
not take kindly TO the legislation thus
far proposed.
The members Of the California dele
cation in pursuing their inquiries to-
day and in their efforts TO gain support
for the scheme Of Government aid for
the city met with little encouragement.
Speaker Cannon, when the matter was
laid before him by Judge Morrow, en-
phatically expressed his disapproval Of
the proposition, chiefly on the ground
that IL would establish a precedent that
would be sure to prove very trouble
some in the future
Judge Morrow urged upon Mr.. Can
stances Of the San Francisco case and
made a strong argument for Congres-
sional action. The views of Judge
Morrow finally seemed TO make a some
what favorable impression upon the
Speaker. who expressed his desire to do
anything that could wisely be done to
help the people of San Francisco. He
suggested that the members of the
committee on appropriations be con-
r2vffh NJ Ind q p
ter having obtained the views of the
committee, have furLaer talk with
him
II is believed that the attitude Of
Speaker Cannon on this question will
be governed largely by the stand taken
by the committee on appropriations At
present the members of the committee
are undoubtedly hostile to the PROPOSE
tion for national aid.
The hearing before the appropria-
tions committee has been set for tomor-
row morning. when Judge Morrow and
others Of the relief committee and
members Of the California delegation
will be heard
The relief committee. members OF the
California delegation and President
Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the University
OF California held a conference at the
New Willard Hotel tonight for the pur-
pose OF putting into definite shape the
proposition that viii be submitted TO
the appropriations committee tonor-
row
Senator Flint now proposes that the
Secretary OF the Treasury be authorized
10 deposit SI6.Ge0.000 in the national
and State Banks OF San Francisco for a
period OF ten years and that the banks
be permitted TO lend this money on
mortgage security. Flint says that this
scheme appears to meet with more ia
Nor among Senators than his previous
proposition that the Government lend
$4,000, 600 TO the San Francisco clear
ins-house Association So much on
position to the latter suggestion has
developed that il may not be further
pressed, at least in its original form.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
DRASTIC MEAT
INSPECTION LAW
Proposed Measure Will
Insure Sale of Whole
some Food.
House Committee Com
pletes Framing of
Regulations.

WASHINGTON, June ia meat in
spection provision was completed by
the House committee on agriculture
today and will be presented to the
House tomorrow. 1t is declared by
the committee that the provision will
insure that American meats and meat
products are healthful. clean, and in
every respect wholesome and ft for
food.
The important features of the legis-
lation are that it places the cost OF
the inspection on the Government and
makes an annual automatic appropri-
alton of $4,000, 900 to pay the expenses.
1t requires a rigid post-mortem and
ante-mortem inspection of all animals
killed for food. 1t requires a Govern
ment label as a passport for all meat
and meat products which enter inter-
state commerce, and in addition to this
label certificate of purity to the car
rier and to the Secretary of Agricul-
ture for such products which enter
foreign commerce.
To secure this label the product
must be handled in accordance with
sanitary regulations to be prescribed
by the Secretary of Agriculture, who
is authorized to employ. without re-
gard to the civil service law, for the
first year. an adequate corps of eff
cient inspectors to supervise the en-
forcement of his regulations.
1t prohibits the use of preservatives
or chemicals deleterious to health in
the preparation of meat foods, and
leaves the determination of this ques-
tion to the Secretary of Agriculture.
The label on the product is to indicate
the ingredients but the date of manu-
facture is not required.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14

SACRAMENTO. June 1S-California
has done its duty toward itself and San
Francisco has been given those things
that are hers. Convened in extraordi-
nary session the Legislature, realizing
that mighty nature had aimed blow
at the very heart of the State, deter
mined that so far as rested within the
power of the makers of the law the
metropolis should rise anew, imperial
and eternal. How well the members
of this Legislature have succeeded in
their splendid purpose the people know,
and with Governor Pardee they will ex-
claim: Your labors so well performed
will result in great good, not only d.
rectly to the cities and communities
that suffered under the great catas-
trophe, but indirectly to the whole
State"
The Legislature that has just con-
cluded it's extraordinary iabors will go
down in history as having grappled
with the material problems OF the
worlds greatest disaster. No white-
togaed lawmakers of the dead ages
that witnessed the destruction of POM
peii or Rome were SO heavily burdened
and none performed their work so we'll.
This Legislature will live to fame
through all the years to come and it's
laws will be written In the statutes of
nations that in the future centuries will
bend beneath the woe of calamity yet
hidden in the pent-up fury Of the ele-
ments.
Great things have been done for San
Francisco by California through its
general court-the Legislature-and
San Francisco, through its representa-
tiyes. has extended it's thanks. Many
things this Legislature has done will
never be appreciated by any but the
minds of lawyers, though these things
will have great and good effect upon
the economic condition of not only the
metropoIis but the State in it's entirety.
However. the Legislature has done
many things that can and will be ap-
preciated by all--material things that
will aid in giving employment to the
unemployed; that will make the de-
pendent independent and build a re-
newal of confidence throughout the
financial world.
The voting of half million dollars
for a State building in San Francisco
stands pre- -eminently as the most reas-
suring act of the Senate and Assembly
With this great sum available many
hands will soon be employed and out
tof the ashes of the fallen city will rise
structure that will stand for centuries
as the confidence of the commonwealth
in the future of its mother city. Thou
sands of dollars have also been appro-
priated for the repair of damag ged insti-
tutions to shelter the unfortunate
wards of the State. and a fortune has
| been set aside to rehabilitate the water
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
SENATOR DFPFW
Is IN HANDS OF
BILLY MULDOON
Famous Trainer Trying
to Restore His
Health.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALI.

NEW YORK. June 1s.-Chauncey NJ
Depew has been taken in hand by Bill
ly" Muldoon. who is trying to make a
new man out or the United States Sena-
tor on the Muldoon farm up at White
Plains. Senator Depew is leading the
most simple life that has been his por-
tion since he was a barefooted boy in
Peekskil1, N Y. There is a good deal
of strenuosity mixed in with the SIM
plicity.
Senator Depew was made to know
when he got to the farm that Muldoon
was the boss" and that a millionaire
Senator was no better in the sight OF
the big wrestler and renovator of worn
out bodies than anybody else A valet
and a handy man, who composed tho
Depew encourage, were told to hasten
away.
But he can't undress himself" pros
tested the valet. aghast.
Well. we can teach him to do that
too" placidly retorted Muldoon.
Since he went to White Plains the
Senator has been living by the clock
and Muldoon has sent him TO bed at 9
o'clock, whether he wanted to 90 or
not. and routed him out promptly at g.
He has put him on a horse and made
him ride at a trot. given him ice cold
showers and mercilessly put him
through a course OF stunts with dumb
bells. weights and a medicine ball The
Senator has not liked it much. but he
has improved greatly
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-14
KENTUCKY "HOME-CeMINGo
i CELEBRATION is OPENED
Henry Watterson Delivers Address of
welcome to Former Residents
of Blue Grass state.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 1S.-While
rain today caused postponemcnt of
the floral parade and other outdoor fea-
lures of the homecoming week. it did
not affect the fervor of the greeting
extended by Kentucky to her long-ab-
sents. and the exercises of welcome
were carried through.
Despite the rain. the hall was nearly
full when Chairman Ford of the re-
ception committee called the meeting to
order, fully 10000 persons being pres
ent Mayor Barth greeted them in be-
half of Louisville and Governor Beck
ham expressed in an eloquent manner
the pleasure felt by the people of the
State at large in having them back
once more. The address of Henry Wat
terson was, however. the formal note
of welcome and it struck responsive
chord. Governor Beckham and ex-
Governor David r. -.rancis of Missouri
also made briel addresses
Tomorrow will be given over to The
memory of stephen C. Foster. the an
thor of My Old Kentucky Home a
model of the statue which is later to
stand in the new Capitol at Frankfort
will be unveiled and the songs of the
composer will be sung by a chorus OF
1909 school children.