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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-10-25
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How John Potter, the Los Angeles
inventor, has found way to produce
$50 pound ingot Of pure steel without
the use Of coke or coal in either tho
Bessemer or open hearth process is de-
scrfbed by Harry n. Dunn in the Tech
meal World Magazine. Potter's idea
was that OF an oil blast furnace. In
the center Of his furnace he piles the
crude IRON ore and mixture Of lime
and asphaltum In certain proportion.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-10-25

If you haven't the time to exercise
regularly Doan's Regulets will prevent
constipation. They induce mild, easy,
healthful action of the bowels without
gripping Ask your druggist for them.
25c.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-10-25
SOCIOLOGICAL

Uniform Labor Laws For South.
At the recommendation of Governor
Patterson of Tennessee the legislature
of that state at its last session passed
a child labor law very much in ad-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-10-25

THE TIMES and the Detroit Daily
Journal one year for $3.50.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-09

kyeTy cifinsn q rulsnlan r. aralaas.
y watchiug events 81 the esrts
Tn Spokesman Review II Frsst
states that ths genera apgrosr.atsar
ausgr' i agreed spaa. thaarb subject
90 revisior. q carries arrrouuat.aae
for al atsts institutions ST. hssi ina
PsgTcrnerts and mainteuanee rraen.
s4ily a. asked fof. the state caIfsr.
items beng tuiidiHgs s.. CO.. nam.
teuznoe szl8E g. Tns Is ~ HsfH.
less thar IRE original amount as.s#
for AccosuiuE @ Telegram = n.
Herald received FRIDAY afteruaaa frn
wilford Alsen vh5 Is noa r. 0lfur.s
m eummittee o. auasaarsatsa-
has reported fasaratiy and ~ reI.
gess every dollar ASKED fer Fa
Astion eepends - oosrse upsa tls 80.
q hoih hoasos hui uheu ouee aat &.
tas caHlraitsse 4 il practically
and "a a'l pF1AabiHty ~ y q
AL receivs - aEErusriatta 81 a
half a milhua cellar
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-09

~ snsre y @nF farnar r. tsf Ia
io~se country am dass 80 tsf5eee
NAT iiited drains wiil 3urs + paIsa
noii b. sAguh risit a. eaIlsre fa-r
and 80 ~ workiues = fno sgss
a tiitse aEainAFs shsf uers insiaEies
t4si sEzinx. One rms ~ lsuris =
a t~snty ARE Gel6. eraisis.r = ssrs
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-09

A conservative estimate 81 tha east
q running three saloars Be- FaIlmaa
is A. folluws
Lseeuse fee EHa
Rent. fael. lights an8 mlsssI
ianeous expense 8H
Sasarics Cor help 8sH
Pruprieturs compensation 0aa
Total sic So
n tins pruh1 BE- one baudFes pzr
cert. the sioek woal6 cost SIS sf
Recurring total anuaal sales ~ So ea
There are ahost So adult males u
Pullman. and there arr nat asar
adult males vito TRADE at Pullman ara
i've outside % the touu A. lsas aae
hall q the total 81 rot patfunIze 49,
saloan in sny uag. which aaala leave
49, saloon patross Tbs ~ camtrs
patrons d. not sI.rd mere thae ere
third a. much A. the tosu patrons de-
The average pr carita for the fs
patrgns Is So D.. bai the country rat
runs will unly spend So psr capita
whiie thnse in ths tawu aill ssser
Sll& Fsr capita.
Ass zH she uoneg sFens hT ths
living in the toar has alraa8s Ia
attracted Go tte toun ans s hsr ~
circulation in ordinarr trace. and ~
thar ihe saiear attracts s. ere ss
from ths courtg and a. ofe half #
this must b. sert avas e. s.aeE. fhe
gam 81 thf toun IS ouly s2-a The
half Of thar spent h. Tn residents 81
the town goes ogt faf stock - thaf
the town a. community b aat sarf
year Sif.2zo and 81 tins SAN g. LEASE
siae0 Is spent far hgaars Which
vould not b. 50 spenf if shers ae-
~ saioons here
u one half n those she i've Il the
coantry and uho natrousze tae saIsr
more Or less. shoald cease e. trade a
Pullman. if there were ae saloons
here. and assuming thai fss.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
WORRYING THE MAJORITY
Caminetti Presents Peoples MEASURE
Providing for Legislative Recess

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 24-Caminettf
of Amador added to the popular meas
ures being fostered by the Democrats
to increase the vexations of the Re
publican majority in the Senate by in
Producing a. constitutional amendment
today providing for an extended recess
during the session Of the Legislature
for the purpose OF affording the people
an opportunity OF considering bills be-
fore they become laws.
The amendment stipulates that the
Legislature shall remain in session for
a period not exceeding twenty days
after convening. during which time
bills shall be introduced and only ex-
traordinary measures passed. The re-
cess intervening is to last ninety days.
and on reaSsembling no bills shall be
introduced in either house without the
consent of three-fourths of the MEM
bers. The amendment provides that no
pay shall be allowed to members for
a longer time than sixty days.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
CATTLEMEN ASK JUSTICE

DENVER, Jan. 24.-Freight rates on
stock shipments from the West to the
Missouri River and Chicago markets
were the subject of a hearing in this
city today before c. A. Prouty of the
United States Interstate Commerce
Commission. The hearing was a con-
tinuation of the one opened in Chicago
a few weeks ago in the case of the
Texas Cattle Growers Association
against various railroads.
The stockmen ask for a reduction in
rates on livestock and want the extra
81 terminal charges made in Chicago
for switching abolished. They also al
lege that stock rates are excessive and
that the service is poorer than ever
before.
S. II. Cowan, attorney of the Texas
Cattle Growers Association and of the
American National Livestock Associa-
tion, conducted the examination of wit
nesses.
A. z. de Ricqules, general manager
Of the American Livestock and Land
Company Of Denver, testified that the
time consumed in the transit of cattle
from the Northwest had increased
from twenty-four- to thirty-six hours.
Murdo Mackenzie, president of the
American Livestock Association, de-
clared that unless the railroads would
do something to help the stockmen in
getting their cars shipped IT would be
just as well for the cattlemen to go
out Of business.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
JURORS UNABLE TO
AGREE IN GAME
LAW CASE

The trial OF II c. Gallon, manager
OF the American Transportation and
Game Company. charged with having
violated the game laws, was concluded
Yesterday in Judge Cabaniss' court
The jury was unable 10 agree on q
verdict
Gallon was arrested December last
by a posse Of game wardens, who
raided the basement Of the building
occupied by the I. Scatena Company at
704 Washington street and found him
there with more than 1900 ducks in
his possession.
The defense offered by Gallon and
his employers was that the 800 ducks
were being held by them as transporta-
tion agents and that they were not vio-
latine the law. which prohibits any
man from having more than fifty ducks
IN his possession. The ducks were IN
bags OF fifty each and each bag was
tagged with the name Of a different
man.
The prosecution attempted TO prove
that the American Transportation and
Game Company existed in name only
and that IN reality II was another name
for the /. Scatena Company.
The case, which was brought TO test
the state law, win be retired on Janu-
ary 80.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
WINS
ALL-AGE STAKE
AT TRIALS
RAKFR SFTE1n

BAkERSFIEID, Jan. 24-The
sportsmen IN attendance at the annual
meet Of the Pacific Coast Field Trials
clubs took advantage Of the fine wealth
er conditions and made an early start
Tor the trials grounds this morning
The final series in the all-age and
the member stakes was the programme
FOR the day, and for the first time
during the week the weather permitted
putting down the dogs at an early
hoar Plenty OF birds were found dur
ing every heat today and every dog
down had an opportunity to show its
ability.
Just before the first brace in the
finals was put down this morning Judge
Tiedman announced that California
Kennels McCloud Boy CTony Boy-Sadie
Hopktns) had been purchased by J. w
Considine Of Seattle.
The finals in the all-age stake closed
at noon and the judges announced the
winners as follows.
Stockdale Kennels pointer Petronella fYoune
lingo Floriday), Dodge handler first: California
Kennels setter Keepsake (California Bel Rov-
Peach BlossOm). Babcock handler second: Calf
fOrnia Kennels setter McCloUd Boy TONY Bov
Sadie HoDkinsl, Babcock handler and J q
Terry's setter Ramona iKfgarff- Belle f. BalD
". B. Coutts handler divided third
After luncheon at the Gasford ranch the
members stake was run and resulted as foil
Count Whitestone- Grace Gladstone): second u
II. Oox's Terry's Lady count Gla dstone- Peach
Mark; third, II. @. 6chumacher's pointer Ia6v
Belle (Ieddy Kent-Jacks Fashion,.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
ROSS CHEATED OUT
OF 400 VOTES
Recount for Shrievalty in
Santa Clara Reveals Evi-
dences of Gross Frauds
LANGFORD WILL LOSE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SAN JOSE. Jan. 24.-Santa Clara
County has been wrought up TO
pitch of excitement seldom equaled in
its history by the result of the recount
for Sheriff, which to all appearances
shows that Sheriff Frank H. Ross was
cheated out of almost 400 votes and
was duly reelected, though the of1cial
returns gave Arthur H. Langford. the
Union Labor and Democratic nominee.
majority of 311. Langford holds the
Office at present.
Frank Ross is one of the most popu-
lar officials that Santa Clara County
has ever had, and his defeat at the
last election came as a great surprise
to his supporters. though Langford.
son of former Sheriff. made a strong
plea for support on his fathers record
Ross after the election brought con-
test. alleging that his opponent had
made prediction promises and de-
manding a recount on the grounds that
certain men. known to have been In
opposition to his candidacy. had Sc
cured positions tally and ballot
clerks by substitution. the official ap-
pointees having been taken sick or
otherwise incapacitated from service.
Ross secured an injunction against
Langford and held the Sheriffs Office
for several days after his term expired.
Judge Welch denied a plea for continu-
beginning of the recount
The recount has shown that at least
in ten precincts Ross votes were cred
tied to Lengford. and with thirds
of the precincts counted Ross has over
come Langford's majority of S11 and is
leading by thirty votes. If his ratio OF
gain continues it is estimated that he
will be elected by over 100. There is
talk of Grand Jury investigation and
both sides are now making charges OF
fraud.
The Hayes men. who are behind Ross
insist that the fight put up by Louis
OneaI against the voting machines
which resulted in the county having to
fall back on the Australian ballot. is
evidence of the conspiracy to rob Ross
at the polls.
On the other hand Langford's sup
porters accuse the Hayes party of tam
pering with the ballots after the Official
returns had been announced
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25

mercury, arsenic and potash-are
used in treating nearly all disorders
of the blood, stomach and digestive
organs.
You know mercury is quicksilver,
and when 1t gets into your body IL
stays there. 1t destroys the d.
gestlve juices and eats out the lin
ing of the stomach. 1t gets into
the blood, sometimes causing blood
poison. 1t even penetrates the
bones, and IL used for any length
of time will cause them to decay.
Arsenic weakens the digestive or
gans, makes the eyes weak, caus es
nervousness and infiames the stom-
acff
Potash destroys the walls OF the
stomach, produces terrible head
aches, makes the blood thin and ir-
ritates the eyes, nose and throat.
Every time you take a drug to
force the stomach. liver. kidneys or
heart you hurt them-you actually
lessen their natural vitality, and any
one can see that in time, by steady
dosing, you will have no natural ac-
ton of any OF these organs
The life of the nerves and organs
Of your body is electricity. II you
are sick or ailing In any way II is
because of the failure or breaking
down of some vital organ The rea-
son any organ fails to do its work
is because 1t lacks electricity. When
It Is doing it's work right the stom-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
MUST PROVIDE FOR TWO
SIDE SEWER CONNECTIONS
Architects Are Notified by City Engi-
necr to Arrange for Installa-
tion of Double System

City Engineer Woodward sent no
tices to architects yesterday informing
them that. because of the fact that the
new sewer system which is being con-
structed in this city contemplates the
installation of a separate or double
system of sewerage in the lower areas
of the city, it will be necessary in de-
signing plumbing for any building to
provide for two side sewer connections
one to drain sewage proper into the
sewage sewers and one to carry all
water not containing any organic mat
ter such as rainwater from the roof
or paved areas. or condenser water,
ETC., into the storm sewer.
The districts affected by the notices
are east Of Sansome and Second streets
and between Sixteenth and Howard
and east of Eleventh.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
LETTER FROM SWETTENI

The letter from the Governor Of Trinidad to
Rear Admiral Meade was as follows:
Sir: ! beg You to accept the best thanks of
this Government for the prompt and most val
liable assistance rendered by you at the disas-
trous fire which occurred yesterday at the Port
of Spa Spain .rr. hodv 81 m.n which vou sent .sbor.
under Lieutenant Commander Swift and other
officers worked most gallantly and admirably, in
situations often of considerable danger, and it
is greatly owing 10 their indefatigable exertions
that the fire was not more extensive and that
much valuable property was saved. 1t will be
my pleasing duty to report In this sense to her
Majestys Government
Il beg to assure you that this service will not
soon be forgotten and that our appreciation of
II is much enhanced by the fact that the as
sistance came from vessels of the United States
Your most obedient servant
'F NAPIER BROOME, Governor"
The presence of the vessels of the Atlantic
feet al the naval station. Guantanamo, only 100
miles from Kingston, at the time OF the earth
quake placed Us in position for giving quickly
first aid, and our experience In the San
Francisco earthquake and fire of last April
showed the need of sufficient police protection
and the great benefits which result from the use
Of naval forces in such an emergency The COM
mander in chief acted promptly and sent imme-
and supplies, and offered much help in the way
Of medical attention and food, as lay in his
department dispatching two store ships laden
with large quantities OF food supplies intended
for the feet, and which were diverted from this
After the men were withdrawn from shore and
returned to their ships telegram was received
from the brigadier general commanding the army
Of paci6cation in Cuba.
Secretary Metcalf here quoted Gov
ernor Magoons statements that tents
had been sent from Cuba to Kingston
on the request of their Minister, and
continued:
At the time of the above mentioned request by
the acting British Minister at Havana for tents
for the sufferers at Kingston Admiral Davis had
on board the vessels under his command then in
Kingston harbor and for several days prior
thereto many of the tents asks for and which
were available for use, had the Governor desired
and the remaining ships az Guantanamo had more
than 200 of the tents of the kind asked for. many
more than were actually needed to supply the
wants all of which could have been obtained
nv Admiral Davis from Admiral Evans on re-
quest by wireless within few hours.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
Don Don1o, the Gray Ghost,
Shows His Old Time Speed

Los ANG GELEs. Jan. 24.-Don Domo.
the gray ghost" from the stableAof J.
r. Newman d Son. won the second
event at Ascot today At odds OF 10 J.
La Gloria, the favorite, set the pace
and ran a game race. but tired badly
before reaching the wire
Louie Bonsack won the fourth race
Win Cotillion. which was well played
Louis Fitzgibbon ran I'm best form
IN the first event and won in a drive
The bar al the park, which was
closed by the police several days ago.
wll be reOpenod The city Council
has passed an ordinance giving Ascot
a special saloon license
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
HIS CAREER AT AN END
Impression Gained That Swettenham,,
BIunder VIII Cause Dismissal

LONDON. Jan. 24-The Colonial Of
fee has received several cablegrams
from Sir Alexander Swettenham, Gov
ernor of Jamaica, explaining the in
cident involving Rear Admiral Davis.
but not one is of such character that
the authorities will make it public
The Foreign Office says it has no
further communication from Washing
ton, and that with the receipt of
President Roosevelt's message through
Assistant Secretary Bacon the inter
national side of the question Is re-
garded as settled.
1t is possible, however, that when
Governor Swettenham's explanation Is
received in full there will be further
communication with Washington. The
press gained the general impression at
the Government offices today that
Governor Swettenham's career is at
an end.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
Ascot Entries

FIRST race. six furlones f253) Mountebank
IL, 2s2 Prince Magnet ll3 (27i) The Major
10, ls2 Search Ne 1l3. 29s Hirtle Il2 272
Stoessel ll0. pa Bologna los ia See Sick los
2S Mazapan los. 1875 Bonnie Reg lO7. 2ss Dan
Collins lOT, DIS Nuns Yelling lO5 Ole Mary
Cloud 100
Second race. purse. I've and Ealf furlongs-
IS Green Seal los, 250 HaIton JOS. pa Amnedo
los, t275l Yaddo los. 27S St Rdgar los PSI
Allerion lO5. Red Bill 1O5. pa Jersey LADY
luS, 20 Airs l03, 2s4 Common Sue lO3 23q
Illusion los. 2S7 Dulcinea IO3 90 Sussnnah
Jos. 2o9 May J. 1O3. BrOokwen IO3
Third race. purse. Brooks course (2Ssl Reeer-
walton he 2SS Circus ia 2B6 Lone Fisherman
LA 2es Jack Little III. 266 Thaddeus III 1917
hoStof III, 260 Bessie Welhey lOs 266 Ko-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
DEPUTY TAX COLLECTOR IS
VICTIM OF A LAWBREAKER
Tries to Arrest Teamster and the Lat
ter Drives On, the Offcer Being
Knocked Down and Hurt

Deputy Tax Collector w. ]. Tiernan.
while attempting to arrest q teamster
for driving a business wagon without
a license. was knocked down and run
over by the wagon Wednesday evening
at the corner of McAllister street and
Van Ness avenue and received broken
wrist
After being injured, Tiernan pluckily
followed the wagon, which bore the
sign of the Stewart Horse Market, to
the stables at Fourteenth and Valencia
streets, and there arrested the driver,
James Haight. Tiernan then went to
the Central Emergency Hospital and
had his injured wrist attended to.
Haight was looked up in the Mission
police station on three charges, evad-
ing the license law, resisting an Of
ficer and battery.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
Ascot Selections

First race-Maznpan, The Major,
Sea Sick.
second race-Red Bill, Common
Sue, AIIeriOn.
Third race-ReservatiOn, Jack
Little, Thaddeus.
Fourth race-DOn Hamilton,
Pantoufie, Tartan.
Fifth race-Red Knight, BeIvOfr,
AVOnteIus.
Sixth race-Pimkim, Treasure
Seeker, FaseueIo.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25

mombo loe. 2ls Cold Spot 100
Fourth race. purse. mile-2S0 Gorgalette
80. l2S2) PsntOuhe a. $50 Tartan 50. 255 Don
Hamilton 81. 232 Cigarlighter So, 2S2 Daruma
IS, 2S0 Chimney Sweep -.
Fifth race, purse, seven furlongs-lS4 Red
Knight 1O7. 227 Aucsssia l07. 269 Ara lOT,
Croix dor lO4. 2T6 Taby Toss lO4. 26o Car
dinal Sarto l04. 229 Mortlake l04 2S3 Belvoir
l04, '257 Avonteilus l04 239 Lizzie Albertine
lQ2 go Roman Boy 10I, 2SS Desmages l0l,
Weddings Daisy 99.
Sixth race, purse one mile-2sl treasure
Seeker 10. (24e) Pimkin 107. 2sS Frascuelo
l07, (2sl) Stella los. 2S5 Remember lo5, PSI
Pepper and Salt 105, 217 Irish Mall l02
.Anprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
MAKES NO DEFENSE TO
CHARGE AGAINST HIM
Love-Crazed Refugee Who Slaxhed
Mrs. MOgan Is Held to Answer
for Crime

Edward ]. Slattery, the love-crazed
refugee, who, when his offers of mar
riage were rejected by Mrs. Violet
Mogan, young widow. attempted to
murder the object Of his affections by
slashing her throat was before Po-
held to answer on a charge of assault
to commit murder. The prisoners
bonds were set at $4,000 and he was
turned over to the custody of the
Sheriff.
Slattery was taken face to face with
his victim yesterday for the first time
since the night of December 10, when
he came so near killing her. The
prisoner made practically no defense
at the hearing yesterday and accepted
the ruling of the court without a pro-
test.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
YOUNG RoBBER ON PROBATION

James Collins, aged 16. who was ar
rested for the theft of plumbing from
Van Ness avenue residence on No
vember 16 of last year, was admitted
to probation yesterday by Judge Law
lor, after changing his plea of not
guilty to guilty. Collins was caught
in the act of removing piping and fix
lures from the home Of Lewis Meyer
stein at Gil Van Ness avenue. strong
plea in his behalf, made yesterday
morning, resulted in the lenient atti-
tude of the court.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
FALLS FAR, BUT BREAKS NO BONES

2. ]. Frayser, foreman bricklayer
employed by P. ]. Walker & Co, yes
terday fell from scaffolding at. the
third story of a building at Battery
street and Broadway. He fell a dis
tance of thirty-f1ve feet. He recov-
cred consciousness in a few minutes.
and at the Harbor Hospital 1t was
found that no bones had been broken.
although he may have sustained some
internal injury that will develop later.
trayser had no recollection of fall
ing. He lives at 1854 Eighth street
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
Los ANGELES Gets
BIC GATHERING
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 24.-The great
National Educational Association will
met in Los Angeles the coming sum
mer. This is virtually settled. DR..
Moore, City Superintendent of Schools,
received a telegram this afternoon
from the president of the organization,
DR.. Nathan c. Schaeffer. which tells
the story.
Have dropped Philadelphia. Ap-
piled for rates to Los Angeles it
read.
This brief wire means that Cali
fornia will entertain the immense body
of educators some time in July
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
BANKERs, CoNVENTIoN

The officers of the California Bank.
ers' Association have decided to hold
the annual convention of the asso.
citation for 1907 at Santa Barbara. be.
ginning May 16 and lasting three days
The programme has not been com.
pleted. Timely topics will be discussed
in carefully prepared papers, and the
general subject of banking in Cali
fornia will be considered.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
BADLY INJURED BY CAR

In alighting from a California
street car at the corner of Fillmore
street last A w. Fitzpatrick Of 2426
California street was struck by a car
going In the. opposite direction and
badly injured He was treated at the
Central Emergency Hospital for a
broken nose, lacerated wound over
the right eye and numerous abrasions
of the face.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
ALAMEDA CHARTER APPROVED

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 24.-The As
sembly, by vote Of seventy-three ayes
to one no, adopted today the resolution
approving the charter of the city of
Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
swETTENHAM THANKS STEVENS

KINGSTON, jamaica, Wednesday,
Jan. Ex-Governor Swettenham has
written letter to John F. Stevens,
chief engineer of the Panama canal,
thanking him for the tents and sup
plies sent here from the isthmus by
the steamer Advance.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
Take Eel Dorado

Train No. IS, for Sacramento, win suit you
Need not rush. Leaves at $50 D. ~. daily an6
you take dinner train. Has composite car
buffet library, lounging room, and makes but
few stops Time three hours. The train that
saves you tine. Write agents Southern Pacihc
Company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
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