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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
DOCTORS GALoRE Ar HANr

There never was q better time for a
citizen OF Savannah to have a leg cut
OF or his skull trephined or his vermi-
form appendix removed or his con-
science cauterized Ian the present
The city is full Of doctors from all
parts Of the state, each doubtless will
ing to live up to the Hippocratic oath.
so Ii there is anybody in town suffering
from dementia Americana or fractured
tibia or exaggerated ego or fngrowing
sens1t1veness let IN step up and be-
come the subject for an interestinx
nstration--Savannah News
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
MUSIC IN THE PARK

Following is the musical program
Cor Golden Gate park this afternoon:
March. Dixie Blossoms, Percy Wen
rich: overture. The Hermit's Bell, Mail
lart; waltz. Golden Showers, Waldteu-
fel: solo for cornet, selected. Geo. Pa
checo; grand selection, lombard,
Verdi: overture. Semiramide, Rossini;
ca minuet, Paderewiski. Cb) march,
Sousa; song, Sing Little Bird. Parker:
piccolo obligato by Louis Newbauer;
selection. The Serenade, Victor Her
bert; pharaphrase, Home, Sweet Home,
Nehl.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
TRAINMAN INJURED SERIOUSLY

SAUSALITO. June Manuel Garcia,
IN engineer on the North Shore road,
was probably fatally injured today
when a box car overturned while be-
ing switched on siding. Garcia suf-
fered d fracture Of the shoulder blade
and internal injuries His recovery is
doubtful
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

association to withdraw our delegate professor
Schillingl from the Statsverbund and the matter
came up In our meeting on April Z. 1906, one
at n,s W rat 4foss ana Presentea d1r aaopson
one positive untruth, and moreover slandered
large part Of the German community of San
voted against the resolution, because L could not
afford to sell my soul for the favor OF Schilling.
told President Wheeler about it and Wheeler
told me. that did wrong In opposing Schilling.
But ask you, fsthers and mothers OF Cali
boys and girls and talked to them about being
manly and true to the principles Of our eonstf-
tuition II / had knowingly and willingly sub
scribed to positive lie and slander simply TO
gain the favor of coward like Schilling who
attacked through his hirelings men who were
not there to defend themselves7 No, / would
rather be a scavenger in the streets and be able
TO look every man and every good woman
straight IN the face than retain position under
a man like Schiliing by being coward and a
liar.
A WORD FOR WHEELER
Professor Schilling, you have slandered me
and accused falsely and no doubt you viii
continue to do it., but you cannot rob me OF the
respect of my colleagues nor of the love and af-
lection Of thousands Of young men and women
and children that know me-
Professor Schilling, you have succeeded for
the present, but remember that Gods mills
grind slowly but they grind exceeding fine The
day win come when the people will realize that
that na your Ideals are low nd that you are unit
to direct the study Of our beloved language and
literature.
And you. President Wheeler, you have told
me on several occasions that you were person
ally very fond of me, that you consider me a
good teacher that you always admired my good
sense and sound Judgment, that you wanted me
at the university, etc., but when Schilling came
to you with his accusations inspired by malice
you did not examine into the case but simply
sided with him. because by not doing you
would have acknowledged before the state OF
California that you use very poor judgment in
bringing out here man like Schtlling. who today
possesses neither the respect of the faculty nor
that OF the student body, and you know it.
My last word Is addressed to you, my dear
students. The motto Of university is: ''Let
there be light and the motto / have often
given you is: Magma est yeritas ct prevalebit
ieation OF teacher lies in the future and
must leave my justification to it, The sun is
still shining, the flowers are blooming and
children smile at as walk along the street.
Remember what have often told You. be
careful, be truthful, be helpful. be kind De-
yelop in yourselves love OF excellency, always
doing your best. Let work shoulder to
shoulder to accomplish the great end for which
our country spends so much money and energy.
TO raise up a nation Of men and women that
love their God and their neighbor.
professor Hugo K. Schilling said to-
night: .I do not care to discuss Mr..
Centner's statement"
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

IL is said the United States govern
ment receives SECS, ,000 each working
day from customs collected in New
York city.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

Professor Martin Centner. deposed m
sfructor. pho makes vigorous attach on
Professor Hugo K. Schilling. head of
the German department at the University
of California.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
ROW IN sTATsvERBUND

We all know how he was elected president Of
the StAtsverbund- 1t was nothing short Of a
contemplate conspiracy But he was SO AFRO
CANT, overbearing and Incompetent that he was
not only not reelected but even dropped from
the roll Of members It Is true that before his
expulsion he was made an honorary member. but
not because Of his merits but simply because
the constitution and bylaws OF the league state
that every ex-president becomes honorary
member.
Now when notice was sent to our tea~hAr~'
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
sCHILLING EGoTIsTICAL

This antagonized schiIling from the frst. Being
essentially egotistical and conceited be de-
mands Of those that are his interiors Gas far as
position is c0ncerned) complete submission Ia
him. His antagonism to me showed itself when
he recommended one Of the instructors for an in
crease of salary from $500 to 81, 900 year. This
instructor had been brought out here by him
was at that time doing even higher work than
the gentleman IN question. but was not recon-
mended for higher salary.
evening and told me that when he made his
recommendations he did not know that was
receiving only 5000. Now ask any one famii;er
with the administration Of the university and
of the various departments how the head Of =
department could make out his recommends tions
was receiving. insisted upon my rights. re-
fusing to believe his story, bad talk with the
president, and after . years waiting received
the same salary as the favorite. Therefore schfi-
ling hated me-
SchiIling may lack good sense. but he cor.
tainly does not lack IN conceit ana ambition
There exists in this state man-American
league. consisting Of the various German socie-
ties of California. This league is connected with
similar leagues throughout the United States. To
become president Of this league was Schfllinz, :
ambition. We have also an association of
teachers Of German in California and be had
himself elected delegate from this society to
the league.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
ORDINANCE IN REGARD
TO POSTALS ENFORCED
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Ford
confiscates Obscene Pictures and
Is Pleased at Way Law
Is Working

As a result of the announcement of
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Ford,
through the newspapers, of his intention
to enforce the ordinance prohibiting the
sale of obscene pictures, many of the
dealers have been going to him with their
doubtful wares to get his sanction and
to find out just where he intends to draw
the line.
The results of the conferences could
not have been very satisfactory to them,
for Ford had an immense number of pic
ture cards and postals in his possession
last night which he had confiscated, and
which he intends to burn.
The ordinance, which was passed last
week, was drawn by Mr.. Furd, and he is
highly pleased with the results and with
the promptness of the dealers in COM
plying with it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
THINKS REDUCTION OF
RATES NOT ADVISABLE
Testimony of Comptroller in North
Carolina Hearing Is Favorable
to RaiIroads--Hints at
Financial Panic

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.-The probable
adverse effect of state legislation on the
property of the railroads and the country
was the feature of the testimony today
of Comptroller Plant in the North Caro-
lima hearing He pointed out that if a
panic should result from the lowering of
passenger rates the state ofoNorth Caro-
lima would have to share the burden of
the responsibility
If the, rates are exorbitant," replied
Mr.. Plant, "and can be shown to be.
do not believe the Southern would hesi-
tate to consider their reduction"
Asked If he thought the railroads and
not the North Carolina legislature ought
to fix the rate, Mr.. Plant replied that
he personally believed there should be a
mutual understanding between railroads
and the pYblic.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
BUILD GREAT DITCH
ACROSS WATERSHED
When Drainage Plan Is Completed
Canoes May Be Padded from
Hudson's Bay to Gulf
of Mexico
BY Associated Press.

Ey Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 2S.-George A. Ralph
state drainage engineer, announced today
that a huge drainage ditch would be
constructed across the great watershed
of North America, connecting Bowstring
and Round Lake, Itasca county.
Water from Bowstring flows into Hud-
son bay, and Round lake drains into the
Mississippi river. The ditch will be six
feet deep and will permit navigation by
canoes from Hudson bay to the Gulf of
Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
upson to Plead Guilty

bV AssOcIHteu FTe5a.
T OAKLAND. Aug. 2S.-J. f. Upson, in
Jail here for having made indecent and
libelous attacks on Mayor w. Parker
Lyon of Fresno and his family, an
today that he would plead guilty
to the charge. He admits having made
the indecent pictures of Lyon and Of
having written the scurrilous verse about
him. He also admits that he held the
mayor at the point of gun and made
him listen to the reading Of the effusion.
Upson will be taken into court tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
Fights Theatrical Trust
Ry AssocIated Press.

BUFFAL-, N. Y, Aug 2S-John
Laughlin took possession of the Lyric
theater today and is now holding the
building with force of forty men
supplied by detective agency. Laughlin
was fercibly elected early last Sunday
morning by representatives OF Klaw and
Erlanger and the Shuberts who claim to
hold a lease from Laughlin.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
Parliament to Be Kept Busy

BY Associated Press
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-If the plans of the
cabinet ministers are carried out next
winters session will be buster than the
one just closed, and will hasten toward
climax the conflict between the COM
mons and the lords. The campaign for
reformation of the house of lords will be
continued during the interim, and sweep
ing reform prepared, including the licens-
ing and education bills, housing reform
and the regeneration of the port of Lon
don.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
TAYLOR IS PROMISED
IMMUNITY IN KENTUCKY
Former Governor Assured to Be Pro-
tected from Arrest If He viii
Appear at Trial of
Powers
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
FRANKFORT, KY, Aug. 2S.-In letter
addressed to Commonwealth Attorney
Robert Franklin of this city, Governor
Beckham assures that official of his CO.
operation in seeing that Ex-Governor
Taylor is projected from arrest and al
lowed to return to the state OF Indiana
If he will come to the trial of Caleb
Powers.
Taylors immunity and return is insured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
NEW MACHINE GUNS
TO BE USED ON COAST
Soldiers at Fort Rosecrsns, San Diego,
Receive Consignment of TWO
Hundred of Modern
Weapons
BY Associated Press.


SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2S.-The soldiers at
Fort Rosecrans will this week receive
their quota of 200 of the latest pattern
machine guns for the use of the coast
artillery.
The new gun carriages are fitted with
wide tires which have been constructed
with a view of making runs over the
sand comparatively light and steady.
They will also be used in strengthening
defenses against rear attacks. In fact
it is said to be the purpose of the war
department to equip the coast artillery
to meet any emergency that may arise.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
ESTATE OF HALF MILLION
YIELDS NO TAXES
Property Left by Mrs. Catherine Harris
Of Cincinnati Non-Assessable.
VIII May Be Con-
tested
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S.-The will of
Mrs Catherine Harris, who left nearly
half a million dollars to half brother
residing in Topeka, Kas, is to be con-
tested by her nephew, it was announced
today. The appraisers reported tonight
that no part of the estate is taxable that
it does not contain a single bit of bad
paper, no real estate nor bonds.
A remarkable fact in connection with
this estate is that it, does not yield
cent of taxes for the public treasury.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
cor and TENNIS at Del Monte

The Southern Pacific will sell on Au-
gust 30 and 81, and on September and
q. round trip tickets from Los Angeles
and many other points in Southern Cal
ifornia to Del Monte and return at one
and one-third first-class fare for round
trip, rate from Los Angeles being $500,
with final return limit September 70, 1907.
Further information may be obtained at
city ticket Office, GOO South Spring street.
corner Sixth, at Arcade depot, Los An-
geles, or from any agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
Boy KIIIed By LlahtnIna

Ry Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2s.-During an cleo
trical storm that swept over St. Louis
today and covered a radius of about 100
miles, Henry Albrecht, aged IA years, was
killed at the village of Lake in st. Louis
county by lightning. Mary Schmitz, a
girl, was badly injured by the same bolt.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
Grand Juror Injured

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2s.-Grand
Juror Mendel Rethenberg was thrown
from his buggy last evening by a collision
with street car and was so seriously
injured that he win be confined TO his
home for several weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
FATHER BROWNS
HIS CHILD in RIVER
Detroit Bookkeeper Becomes crazed,
Throws Little Girl from
Bridge Into
Water
Isr Asaocinted Press.

BIZ Associated Press
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 2s.-Albert Stem
mel. bookkeeper for the Wesson estate,
became insane yesterday and taking his
two-year-old daughter. went to Belle Isle
bridge last night, threw her into the De-
troit river, and watched her drown.
Leaving the bridge he went to police
headquarters and calmly announced what
he had done.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
l5C Art Denim &c

1000 yards of Denim, Cretonne and Silk
oline Nicely assorted patterns and col
orings, suitable for inexpensive draperies !;
sold usually at l5c. Thursday special,
&c yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29

ing the date OF his sentence on the
charge of extortion of money from the
French restaurant proprietors postponed
to a later date. The request was granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
A Snap for Mothers
Supply the Baby's Needs
Dainty Flannels, ETC., at
Irresistible Prices
81 AND s1.25 EMBROIDERED
FLANNELS S5c


FLANNELs S5c
Everybody knows that Hales is
the place for embroidered flannels;
we have them in eyeft, scalloped
and shadow work ON fine quality
non shrinkable flannel; worth $1.00
to s1.25. sale price Sbc yard.
zoe WOOL FLANNEL soc
4-4 all wool flannel without burrs;
just what you want for infants;
worth Use, sale price soc.
csc WOOL FLANNEL 49c
7-S all wool flannel for childrens
bands. skirts and pin blankets;
worth Csc. sale price 49c.
55c WOOL FLANNEL 45c
"a all wool and linen warp fiannels.
the kind that will not shrink; YOU
must see them to appreciate them;
worth 55c, sale price 45c.
12kc OUTING FLANNEL 10c
Heavy quality outing flannel; soft
and fieecy; stripes and checks;
worth 12hc, sale price 10c.
sl.25 DIAPER CLOTH s5c
27-inch antiseptic diaper cloth;
good quality: soft finish; 10 yards
in a piece; worth $1.25, sale price
S5c a piece.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
Ruef Apuears in Court

Abe Ruef appeared in court for few
minutes today for the purpose Of hav-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
$3.50 Wash Jacket Suits $3.45

They natural color linen and white. and also
in tan with invisible hair line and plaid piped with
green to match; Of the jackets are tight htted
some semi i-tted with coat collar and sleeves, and
a few etons in white; skirts are made and
gored; some tailored effect and others with SIDE
pleats stitched to the hips; $3.50 suits for sS46
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29

$I.25 Lace Curtains 95c
A large range of patterns to select
from; all new, fresh goods in Bat
tenberg and point lace eneets'
about 500 pairs in the lot; Arabian
colors only; are 50 inches wide ana
yards long. Special today sbc
pair.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29

ndnhead duck white
$Oo spar Thursday '9
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TinanSieQcs.

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