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nent merchant, orders the Hews.
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Mrs. Lena Long, of Inman, reads
the News ordering through our local
agent.
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Burrell Smith, of Whitwell, pays 5Oc
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Burrell Smith, of Whitwell, pays 5Oc
in renewal of subscription to the News.
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the News, ordering through our local
agent
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Jack Hargis, Tracy City, sends in
his subscription.
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DECISION REACHED
IN HERESY CASE

NEW YORK, Nov. IA decision
was reached late Friday by the Epis-
copal Court of Review on the appeal
of the Rev. DR.. Crapsey from the YER
dict of the diocesan court of the west
ern diocese of New York, which found
the Rochester clergyman guilty of
heresy.
The decision was not made public 1t
viii first be served upon Bishop Walker
of the diocese of Western New York.
to be communicated to the president
of the standing committee of that do
cese and to DR.. Crapsey. Following
these formalities the conclusions of
the court win be made public at Buff
falo.
The Court of Review met in a third
session here today and received the
written opinion upon the case of each
member of the court, which had been
prepared following the adjournment of
the previous session. At an earlier
sitting the court heard the argument
of counsel.
DR. Crapsey, while rector of St An
drew's Church at Rochester, was placed
on trial and convicted of hereticaI
teachings. The case was promptly APP
pealed to the Episcopal Court of Re-
view, which finally disposed of it to-
day.
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Pre- ARAT|ON FOR
NEW RAILROADS

PORTERVILLE. Nov. Western
Pacific Railroad surveyors apparently,
at work In Inyo County near owen
Lake and seem to be heading for a
point near Walkers Pass, which would
cause them to run through either Tu-
lare County near Porterville or De-
lano. No railroad seems willing to
acknowledge the party.
A line has been already run from
point near the Nevada line at Ben
ton TO Keller. practically paralleling
the Southern Pacific tracks.
The Sierra Pacific road will COM
mence construction work at an early
date. their bond issue of $4,000, 900
having been underwritten by New
York and Philadelphia bank
ers. An order for rails has been
placed with Eastern steel works for
early 1907 delivery. Right of way has
been secured in almost all localities
from Globe TO Port Hartford
The Sierra Pacific Company will con-
struct a pipe line from the Coalinga
oil fields to Port Hartford. The holding
company of the Sierra Pacific Railroad
Company, known as the Sierra Pacific
Company of California, has filed arti-
cles in Tulare County. The articles
of Incorporation of the Sierra Pacific
Railroad Company will be filed in Ne
vada within ten days, thus permitting
the company, which has nationa
charter under the Arizona incorpora-
ton act, to do business in Nevada by
filing certified copies there
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SUGAR COMPANY
TRIAL BEGINS

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE trial of
the American Sugar Refining Com
paay. charged by Indictment with hav-
ing violated the Elkins Act in the &C
ceptance of rebates from the New York
Central Railroad in the spring of 1903.
amounting TO $4,000. was begun Fri
day before Judge Holt in the United
States Circrsit Court
Lowell NJ Palmer. who was for many
wears at the head Of the sugar trusts
traffic department, was a witness The
examination Of Palmer. which was con-
Quoted along the same lines as in the
recent New York Central trial. was
frequently interrupted by the object
lions Of King Parker and Mr. Nell
vaine. Palmer testified that he kept a
separate book account for the traffic
department, but he was not permitted
to explain how the clerks in his de-
partment were paid. the court sustain
ing Parker's objection on that point
1t is said to be the contention of the
Government that all the expenses of
the traffic department were paid from
this bank account and that all the de-
posits came from rebates returned to
and received by the defendant COM
pany.
Palmer said he had consulted
with General Traffic Manager Pomeroy
Of the New YORK Central and Vice
President Nathan Guilford of the same
road concerning rates for sugar ship
ments TO the West
When Stimson Questioned the
witness concerning the contracts he
had made with various companies, both
MeIlvaine and Judge Parker were
on their feet with a series of objections.
Judge Parker said that the defense
would willingly admit that the wit
ness had acted with the due authority
of the defendant corporation.
f. r. Foster, an employee in the audit
ing department of the sugar company,
testified that he had handled some of
the claims upon which the rebates were
based. One of the claims. which he
identified, he had forwarded to- II. o.
davemeyer. president of the defendant
corporation
After further testimony court adj
Journed until Tuesday.
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TWO BOY BURGLARS
ARE CAPTURED
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
SAN BERNARDINO, Nov 1.-Two
youthful burglars were arrested in this
city Thursday after making an attempt
at daylight robbery of the home of A.
Horowitz, a clothing merchant
One thief kept watch in the city
park while the other entered the house,
thinking all the family had departed
lie was surprised while ransacking a
ed-chamber by the servant girl, Miss
A. Findell, who grabbed him. She was
Knocked down and the thief ran for a
block and half. taking refuge in the
basement of a house. The lady of this
house bolted the door of the basement
The Chief of Police captured him. The
lookout was afterward captured at the
Santa Fe station. He answers the de-
scrlption of the youth who stole lot
OF diamonds and other jewelry at Bak-
ersi1eld two weeks ago.
Harry Morton. the older of the two
thleYes, acknowledges that he came re-
Gently from San Francisco. They are
belleved to be the two daylight rob-
pers who few days ago robbed two
residences in Riverside and number
at Redlands
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PIONEER Of NOTE
DIES IN SOUTH
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

Los ANGELES, Nov. 17.-George
Heating Porter, one of the most dis
tinguished pioneers in California his
tory. died Friday night at his home
near San Fernando Mission Porter was
born in Duxbury, Mass. in 1893. His
mother was a descendant of John
Alden, who came over. on the May
flower and his father. DR. John Por-
ter. was Daniel Webster's attending
physician
Porter came around the Horn in 40.
With his cousin. B. +. Porter. he built
the first tannery on the coast 1t de-
veloped into the San Francisco boot
and shoe house of Porter, Slesslnger
& Co, which did business on the coast
for many years. Through one mem
ber's dishonesty it failed for $500, 900.
and George X. Porter paid the credit
ors out of his own pocket. In 1875,
with b. f. Porter and Charles MacIav.
he bought $4,000 acres at San Fer
nando, embracing the old mission and
made one of the most beautiful
ranches in the world.
From 1861 to 1868 Porter was State
Senator from Santa Cruz County and
afterward president of the San Fran
cisco Board of Trade. At the time of
his death he was a member of the
Santa Cruz Masonic Lodge. He leaves
real estate worth 100000. His wife
is visiting in the East and his daugh-
ter, Miss Estelle, is In Paris His only
son, aged H. was with him when
death came
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POPE DEPLOREs CONDITION
OF THE CHURCH IN FRANCE
sends Letter to Cardinal Rcspighi Re-
questfng Him to Order Special
Prayers for Enemies

ROME, Nov. i7.-The Osservatore
Romano has published letter from
the Pope to Cardinal Respighi, vicar
general of his Holiness. requesting him
TO offer special prayers for the enemies
OF the church, this being the only
means left the Pontiff in the present
sorrowful condition of the church,
Fought and oppressed by many of her
own children who have become her
enemies
quotes from the Bible. particularly He
brews chapter 5, verse z
RMS letter is regarded as of spe-
cial Importance now. it being evidently
inspired by the situation i'll France, and
IS taken to mean that the Pope be-
lieves he has exhausted all other means
TO reach satisfactory understanding
IN the French difficulty.
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BOURhE COCHRAN AND MISS IDE
ARE welded IN GOTHAM HOTEL

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Representative
Bourke Cochran and Miss Annie Ide.
daughter of Henry c. Ide, former Gov
ernor General of the Philippines, were
married Thursday in the Hotel St
Regis by Rev Father McKinnon of ST.
lgnatius Church The drawing room,
where the ceremony took place. was
converted into chapel and ornamented
with bowers of ferns, smilax and palms.
dotted with white chrysanthemums.
Miss Marjorie Ide, the brides sister.
was maid of honor. Former Governor
Ide gave the bride away. Supreme
Court Justice Keogh was best man.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
BIRTHS


BRAUD-In this city. TO the wife of Peter
Braud,
BREUNER.In this city. November O. 1906.
to the wife of John Breuner, a daughter.
D1ERKS-In this city. November s. 1906 to
the wife of Henry Derks.
FlTZGERALD-In this city. November 4. 1906.
to the wife of w. j. Fitzgerald. son.
GRAF-In this city, November 4, 1906 to the
wife of G. Graf. son.
HOWE-In this city. November T. 1906. to the
ter.
LIEBERT-In this city. November g. 1906, to
the wife Of Moses Liebert daughter
MEYER--In this city. November Is, 1906. to
the wife OF r. Meyer.
QUINTON--In this city. October 81, 1906 to
the wife OF George H. Quinton. daughter.
SMITH-In this city, to the wife of ". A.
Smith, son.
SwAN-In Oakland, Cal. November 10, 1906.
to the wife of Jack F. Swan NEE Mary
Kearney). daughter
TOEI-In this city. November a. 1906. to the
wife of Louis Toel
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MARRIAGES

C0LLIG AN-BARRETT- this city, Novem-
Der a. 1906. by the Rev. Father J. A. Col
ligan s j. DIR. Frank j. COlligan of San Fran
cisco and Mary II. Barrett of Reno New.
GEDDES-OISEN-In this city, November IA,
1906. by the Rev. George W. White. pastor
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. VII
liam J. Geddes and Josephine NJ. Olsen, both
of San Francisco.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, November
s. 1906. by the Rev. Robert Lord Cave, Ell
lery D. Hembree of Windsor. CAL, and Eel
lab G. Farmer of San Francisco.
MERCER ESCOLLE-In this city November
IA. 1906. at st. Agnes Roman Catholic
Church. by the Rev Thomas r. Heverin. ID. i.
Mercer of Mountain View. Cal, and Victoire
NJ. Escolle OF San Francisco
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NEW FRENCH WAR BALLOON
PERFORMS SATISFACTORILY
Airship Is Unanswered Over Plain to
La vacourt and Bonnferes, Ten
Miles Away. and Back

NANTES SUR SEINE, France, Nov.
I'M lie Baudy's new dirigible bal
loon La Patrie, constructed for the
aerostatic division of the French army.
had successful trial here today The
airship was maneuvered over the plain
to La Vacourt and as far as Bonnieres.
ten miles, and back to the starting
point. being aloft an hour and fifteen
minutes with FIVE men in the car War
Minister Picquart was present
La Patrie is constructed on the same
general plan as NJ. LIE Baudys previous
airships
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CALIFoRNIA PosrMA sTERs

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.--The follow
ing postmasters have been appointed in
California: GAMING, Ell Dorado County,
Hoff, resigned Keene. Kern County,
Charles r. Ingram. vice Kate c. Foot
seq, resigned.
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lot 120x60 feet. It is made of steel
and pressed brick throughout and will
be fire and earthquake proof.
The firm will occupy the entire build
ing, maintaining three stores on the
ground floor and warerooms and dis
play rooms in the basement.
The building will be ready for oc-
cupancy December l. which is the date
that marks the completion of half
century of business for the firm in San
Francisco.
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DEATH TAKES VETERAN MASON

VALLEJO, Nov. 17.-Peter d. Grimes,
who twenty years ago was master
blacksmith in the navy yard here and
past master of Naval Lodge. F. and
A. NJ, of Vallejo, died Thursday at the
Masonic Home at Decoto, Alameda
County. He and lis wife were the
first married couple admitted to the
home. He was greatly esteemed by the
residents of Mare Island and Vallejo.
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Joseph Fredericks & Co, the big fur
niture dealers, intend to observe the
f1ftieth anniversary of their business
in San Francisco by moving into
new building erected for them by the
Nationals on the south side of Ellis
street between Van Ness avenue and
Polk street.
The handsome structure, which is
one of the most distinctive of its kind
built since the April disaster, occupies
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invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow MOI Ssr
day.. November 10. at 10 o'clock. ron me-
late residence 29S Genessee street sunny
side. Interment Mount OliVe1 Ce"e'e''-
wrrT-In Alameda. Cal. November 16. 1905.
Samuel Witt beloved husband OF Ray VII.
and brother OF Mrs j. A.. Janowlshl. 1919
and Albert Witt, native OF GermanS' 49,
% Fy;an,Is and "Reminiscences are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today shs
day. November Is. at 80 p . ma asp' es25
Santa Clara avenue. Alameda.
WULFF-In this city November lo' 1s,E'
Hans H. F. beloved husband OF Annie taln-
crime Wuln, a native OF FreesennurE Ger
manv aged 20 years months and II days,
Friends and acquaintance are resgect5iuiS
invited to attend the funeral to-day Sum- - =
~. F. sHhr d CO. ss1s Mission street be-
tween Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixtn- inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery
CARD OF THANKS
We herewith desire to express our hesrt-
felt thanks TO the many friends. and espe-
cially to Olive Branch Lodge No. . ErlenslS
OF the Forest: Brittania Lodge No q DanSh-
tiers OF St George. and Burnaby Lodge 70.
1874. Sons Of St. George, for the norai oner
ings and the many acts OF kindness ana SYM
bereavement in the loss OF our dear Wtte
and mother. Ellen $. Nfoesby.
RICHARD MOESBY and Chiidren-
CARD OF THANKS
To our many relatives and friends we wish
70 extend our sincere and nesrtlei. 5naR as
deep respect shown rs In the loss OK our De-
loved husband and father.
MRS WM. BARNER and children.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank many friends Tor
the beautiful floral offerings and the Kindness
and sympathy extended US da s gr9 01r ~ 5a''
bereavement S5AKL r9Tp dE n
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Carl Stout. %. 2lo71a Pine St. and Kathryn
Kelly, u.s. 210Ila Pine st,
Anne E. Vest spe e. 5c Gerard S s st.
Henry L. Tatum, Al 1873 Oak St, and Nell
lie &c G. Pearce: p, 1873 Oak st.
Harry D; Ripperdan. 81 1920 Eddy ST.. and
Charles Erahm Is, 4sla Nineteenth st. and
n Peter A Saas 90 s n1 Rosh St ana
eiscs casas 60 ss7 r Fulton b1''s ST. ST. ana ran
.n ish Ta,tio Mansfield % e's Linden ave
Dorothy Bsksen; %, sOo7 California ~.
:, Jules J; veriler %, saussiito, and Nellie
Archie I. Wiies %, IT'S Tennessee St. and
Amanda sardi r. :, Slater Later y l. pago Robes
John yoros, 81 PICS Bryant St. and Emma
Dubozy. Is. Oakland.
= Edward G. Powers. u, 1914 Church St. and
Belle d.., speckmsn 20. 1859 Church ST.
Carl = Holmes y. San RafaeI, and Alice
Herman Kamlade' So as7s Harrison St. and
Catherine Hackett, 70. 104 San Bruno ave.
OAKLAND. Nov. 1.-THE County Clerks
office issued marriage licenses to the follow
ing couples today:
Walter ". Bott. 2s Concern. Contra Costa
County, and Minerva r. Hoyt 81 Concord
John f. Abreu 30 Oakland, and Francisco
Homes, 40, Berkeley
Joseph r. Tenes Jr g. Mission San lose.
and Mary Santos. IL. Mission San lose.
Jorgen Jorgensen, 81, Oakland, and Hrda
Robbery, IS. Oakland.
:, William c: Mitchell 80. Elmhurst and Bertha
Towle, 20, Elmhurst
Peppard, 81 Oakland
Oscar l.. Fields. %, San Francisco. and Etna
G. Moore. 20, Grand Junction. Colo
Francis j. Heney. A. San Francisco ard
keDecca McSlulin Belvin, 40 Berkeley.
Theodore Anderson &c. San Francisco and
Mathilda Anderson. 3S. San Francisco
:, Alexander , Gordon. u, Oakland and Lillian
H. White. 90. Oakland
Harry Rosenberg 81 Oakland. and Frances
Brantwen. Is. Oakland
Ellis Fl. Ahlstrom 2I Berkeley and Huda
Jokinen, 81. Berkeley
John L. Wilson 46 Calistoga and Amelia
Wittke, %. Calfstoga
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WILLIAM ID. HENSLEY. President.
IANTFS = MORAN Serretarv

JAMES F.. MORAN. Secretary.
O'CONNoR-In this city November f.. 1905
Francis j. O'Connor beloved and only son
of John and Mary 0'Connor and brother Of
Charlotte O'Connor. native OF San Fran
cisco. aged years months and 20 DAYS
Friends and aequaintanceS respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services toFnor-
row Monday. November 70. at I o'clock o.
NJ. from his uncie's residence. 1854 Fifteenth
avenue South. near street. Interment Holy
Cross
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PERKINS-At ST. Helena sanitarium, Novem-
Der IA. 1906. Rev. F. b. Perkins OF Oakland.
aged 73 years.
RowLANDs-In Elmhurst. Cal. November IL.
1906 Mary F.. wife Of the late William II.
Rowlands. and mother OF Mrs. Mary A. Park
liam E., Rowlands of Baird Texas a native
of England, aged IS years months and 4
days.
vember Il. 1906. Sarah H. smith Mcmahon. q
native of New York. aged 70 years.
attend the funeral services Monday afternoon n
November 10. at O'Clock. at the parlors OF
Albert Brown Company, SO Thirteenth street.
Oakland Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
VAN HoRN-In this city November II. 1906.
Wesley Van Horn. beloved Of Burton
and Margaret Van Horn. native OF San
Francisco, aged months and days
wELCH-In this city. November 49, 1906
Grace, dearly beloved daughter Of Charles and
Catherine WEIGH and beloved sister Of Alma
Marcella WEIGH. native Of San Francisco,
aged IL years 4 months and II days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Sunday.
at 1890 o'clock p. m, from the residence OF
her parents. 1914 Hampshire street. between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-ffth, thence to
Holy Cross Cemetery.
WESTPHAL-In this city November 10. 1906
G. FRIEDRICH, dearly beloved husband of Au-
gusta Westphal, native of Bachte, Heide.
H0lstein. Germany. aged IS years months
and IS days A member of San Francisco
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Sun
day.. november is. at 1 80 D. M. from the
parlors of II. +. Suhr CO., 2919 Mission
street. between Twenty-ffth and Twenty
sixth. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, By
electric funeral from Thrtieth street and
San Jose avenue.
WHITE-In Berkeley. Cal. November 16 1906.
John White Jr.. dearly beloved husband Of
Beverley J. White, devoted father OF Harvey
NJ. and Hastings H. White, and OF John
and Eliza White. native Of San francisco
aged 80 years months and Is days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
day Sunday, November is. at o'clock D. m .
at bis late residence 1871 Dwight way. near
Grove street Dwight way stationl- Interment
Mountain View Cemetery.
wIISON-In this city. November Is. 1906.
Amanda Wilson. dearly beloved wife OF Otto
Wilson. mother of Rosalin Wilson and
daughter of Elizabeth Norlin. a native OF
Sweden. aged 40 years I month and days
Friends and sequaintances respectfully
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To the officers and members OF Pathfndel
Camp No. 750, W. o. w: You are earnestly
requested TO attend the funeral OF our late
neighbor, Cornelius O'Reilly. from the funera
parors of Monahan < Co.. 1904 Guerrero
street tomorrow (Monday) morning, Novem
Der 49, at $50 o'clock.
PETER t. C. WOLF. Con. Commander.
DONOVAN Clerk
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OAKLAND. Nov. 1.-THE County CLERK
office issued marriage licenses to the follow
ing couples today:
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NICELY furnished apartments equipped for
housekeeping. sunnv; hot and cold water.
bsfh. etc; suitable FOR . persons: rent sos
and $40: the SOS one can have an extra large
finely furnished room added which win in
crease the rent 70 $50: these apartments are
IN one ~ the finest residences OF the Mission
reference required Apply 10 MRS. J.
TAMFS 9sfs Folsom ST
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O'REILLY-In this city November 16. 1906.
Cornelius. dearly beloved husband of Bessie
O'Reily loving father of Katherine Corne-
Illus. John F.. Mary v. Jeremiah and Bessie
O'Reilly brother of William. Jeremiah and
Matthew OReilly. Mrs. E. Jones and Mrs.
HeSsion of Lowell, Mass, and nephew OF
Jeremiah O'Reilly. native OF Fremont,
County Cork Ireland aged SO years.
Friends and acduaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
dayl at $50 a. m. from the parlors of
Monahan & Co.. 1904 Guerrero street, corner
Twenty-ffth. thence to st. Johns Church. st.
Narv's avenue where requiem high mass
viii be celebrated for the repose of his soul.
convincing at $50 a. m. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-14

criminal cases no appeals are permit ted. No innocent persons are hanged, and crime is at a minimum. Lynching is unknown. The endless appeals that legal skill devises under American statutes and money carries out create distinctions in legal punishments that can not much longer be endured. Prac- tieally speaking, the poor and friend less are punished while the rich and influential go scot free. This trayesty upon justice is beautifully illustrated in the Patrick case. It is indeed "a public scandal" and Governor Higgins should hold it up before the people of hls state. Let him contrast the action of the courts in the case of some friend less man with their action in the Pat rick case. and he will have all the facts at hand he will need to support his phrase, "a public scandal"