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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-05
Placards His Cars With
Anfi-LaHgd0n Posters
Asks to Be Saved
From the Club
Of Spreckels
KonuHioH Employees Are
Told for Whom TO Vote

On all the cars of Calhoun, the
indicted CRATER, the man who
conspired with the fclon ex-
Mayor Schmitz TO trap and de-
stroy the Garments union, and
the chief Of the gun crews who
terrorize women passengers,
there appeared last night hun
dreds Of poster dodgers like
this:
Workingmen-Are you go
ing to put big stick in
Spreckeis' hands to club you
over tie head with?"
And every one Of CaIhoun's strike
breakers who has a vote. every me-
g clanic, inspector and trackman on the
United Railroads faced an ultimatum
j when he reported for duty yesterday
morning. That ultimatum was:
Vote Tor Mccarthy or lose your job"
While the printer still had the copy
fQr the union smasher's appeal to union
men to break ne big stick" the petty
officials at the Turk ana Brodericlx
street barns were delivering the in
structions OF their chief to the men un-
der them. AS every car crew went to
work they were confronted.
Have you voter" they were asked.
II the answer was Yes" then came the
order: Vote for Mccarthy and the
union labor ticket-straight."
Voting the Mccarthy ticket straight
was made an essential, because OF the
fear OF Langdon's election. fear that
impelled the indicted bribe giver and
union smasher to issue his brazen order
10 the strike breakers TO help elect the
convict's candidate, Mccarthy and the
Frafter's man. McGowan. and so save
4 Tie corruptionists from the big stick.
Many OF Calhouns strike breakers
come from the interior OF the state. All
these have votes They and the other
employees OF the United Railroads who
were. entitled to cast ballot were
herded before the registrar several
weeks ago and registered. And yester-
day morning they received the order TO
vote for the man who declares he rep
resents the men whom Calhoun always
has fought, and whose implacable foe
the corruptionist constantly announced
. he. gloried in being
When the men attached to the barn
1T Turk and Fillmore streets reported
Tor work yesterday morning d. Durkey,
boss Of conductors, and Henry Potter.
boss OF motormen, injected politics into
the usual routine questions to the men
starting a new day. They had a list Of
all the men the company registered, but
every man. new invader and native
alike, was confronted with the ques-
tion:
Got a voter"
eYes."
Then vote Mccarthy.
n All the state importations who took
Z tte places Of the striking carmen were
open to conviction. but several of the
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Calhoun Orders His Strike Breaksto Vote for HAlcCat
Ryan and Mccarthy in
Saloon Conference
Both Opponents of Good Govern
menf in Midnight Visit to
S. P. Hquorman

The deal between P. II.
Mccarthy and Daniel A.
Ryan to defeat the forces of
good government in the in
terest of the graft outfit was
made apparent late last
night when Mccarthy and
his lieutenants had a long
conference with Harry P.
Flannery, proprietor of the
Richelieu saloon, at Geary
and Market streets, followed
by a gathering of the Ryan
lieutenants. Flannery has
been one of the chief boost
ers for Ryan ever since his
nomination became possible.
He was for years an adher-
ent of Herrin, having BEEN
in charge of the restaurants
and bars on the ferry boats.
Earlier in the day yester-
day DR.. w. B. Coffey, chief
surgeon of the United Rail
roads, who does politics for
the company and is a close
friend of Patrick Calhoun,
and other railway men were
in consultation around the
Richelieu, and there was
every evidence OF the get
ting together of the Ryan
and Mccarthy forces in the
interest OF the defeat OF lay
lor and the graft prosecu-
ton.
After Mccarthy had been
in consultation with Elan
merry for some time, a Ryan
automobile manned by his
lieutenants drove rapidly to
the place and one of its oc-
cupants asked if Ryan was
inside. NO" was the reply,
"but Mccarthy is here" Al
few moments later a second
Ryan automobile arrived, in
which was Fred Myrtle, who
has been handling the Ryan
campaign in behalf of the
Examiner and the Hearst
Czolgoz interests, and urgent
inquiry was made for Elan
merry. Later Ryan himself
entered the saloon and held a
whispered conversation with
his lieutenants.
If any doubt could be had
of the unholy combination to
defeat the ends of decent gov
ernment, of which Daniel A.
Ryan is a part, this meeting
of the Ryan and Mccarthy
forces should settle it in the
minds of every voter in San
Francisco. Following the
meeting in Flannery's sa-
loon the Ryan automobiles
with Ryan and a part of his
company left, going North on
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Whole Good Government Ticket VIII Triumph Over
Corruptionists by Overwhelming Majorities
BY George A. Van Smith

The decision polls will
H. Langdon good
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Impeftinent Questions No. g

Which is the UgHeSt Building in
San Francisco, and Why?
Ten Dollars for the CIeverest Answers
See Page Q. Bottom Columns and ?
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Watch The Calls Election Bulletins

Tonight The Call will fash the most complete
and earliest election returns by stereopticon huge
at the following points in San Francisco:
At the main office of The Call, Third and Market
streets, in front of the Claus Spreckels building.
At the Fillmore street branch of The Call, Fill
more street between Post and Geary.
At the Mission agency of The Call, corner of
Twenty-second and Valencia streets.
In Oakland The Call Will display election returns
by stereopticon at its Alameda branch office in the
Bacon block, Eleventh street between Broadway and
Washington.
Watch The Calls Tower Signals
Coored searchlight flashes from the tower of The
Call building will tell the story of the election tonight
Here is the signal code:
RED flashes will indicate the probable election of
Taylor.
GREEN flashes will indicate the probable election of
Mccarthy.
WHITE flashes will indicate the probable election of
Ryan.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
GREAT AUTO RACES
FOR TOMORROW
THiRTYElGHT ENTRIES REFRE-
SENTiNG SEVEN NATIONS
EIGHT THOUSAND SOLDIERS
WILL KEEP MOB OFF TRACK.

Dieppe. France, June 30.--The
grand prix contest for he automobile
club Of France on Tuesday promig es
/ to be the hardest fought and fastest
race vet run, The Madrid Paris com.
petition last year when the cars were
driven half the time through surg
ing sea of people was the death blow
to straigh away speed racing in
Niante. This year a beautiful tri,
angular course, the angles being at
Dieppe, Eu and Londineres, one of
which skirts the sea, has been Sc
lecied. 1t measures seventy kilo.
meters, and must he circuite1 ten
times. The roadway is In perfect
condition, but it has few dangerous
urnings and many rapid curves. 1t
Is expected that Duray's record for
speed over the Ardennes course will
be broken
The most elaborate arrangements
viii be made to prevent mohs from
invading the track Eight thousand
soldiers will he stationed at forty-foot
intervals along the course and no per |
son within the enclosure will be al. |
loved to cross until the race is
There are thirty-eight entries, rep
resenting fifteen firms, including
.wenty-four French, five Italian, three
Beiglan. three German and two Eng
ish, one Swiss and Two Americans.
elliott +. Shepard and Walter C.
Christie Christie will drive his own
ar, which is The highest powered of
Ill those entered, having 1875 horse
Dower.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
RUSSIAN EXILE
FEARS PURSUIT
WAS STUDENT AT WARSAW AND
HEADED PROCESSION - E3-
CAPPED TO AMERICA AND IS
FOLLOWED - TELLS AWFUL
TALE.

Kansas City. June 30.--EXiled from
his native land for treason in partiei
pating in the student riots in Poland
last year and followed as he believes
by Russian police who desire to ar
rest him and return him to Russia
Vasll Kotoff, a member of a noble po
lish family has given up his posi- ion
with a l1cal packing house and fed
to the far west In an effori to hiie
his Identity from his wouldbe oppress
Gre.
While the student riots were in
progress In Warsaw, Poland, last year,
young Kotolf, according to his story.
headed one OF the professions. He
was arrested and placed In pris nj
Through an interpreter Kosoff yestar
day told of his escape.
with two others escaped We
spent two weeks in a wheat field liv-
ing on grain and fruit After almost
starving we reached Germany. In ordei
to cross The border we walked into the
sea at night until our heads were jrat
above the water. Al a german seapor
town we arranged for passage foi
Mexico.
Il went to San Antonio. Texas
where | worked in mill made my
way to Kansas City by riding the
rueks Now | want go west so n
me viii know me-
What would have been your pun
shmeht?" he was asked.
Death, or perhaps, if had friends
life sentence In a Siberian prison.
hained to truck which would have
een compelled 10 push all day"
Kctoff speaks four languages, but
cry little English.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
.AF'ER FASTING ONE
MONTH, BEtlEWlLE
DOCTOR DRINKS MILK

Eellcyille, Ill. June 3o,---Aftdr fast
ing since May 90, during which time
ne tasted nothing but water, DR.. T. j
Eales broke his fast today by partak.
Ing OF a small quantity of matted
milk. His fast was Instituted to Test
his theory that total abstinence from
food for a period Is beneficial 10
health, After taking the matted mill,
lie said he would fast for twenty
hours longer 10 ascertain what effect
the nourishment would have upon his
system.
Beginning his fast at 1872 pounds he
has lost 28 pounds His chest meas
urement has been reduced from 43
to ~ inches and his vast from A to
3 inches. He exercised with weights
Of IS and 100 ponds and lifted a
man weighing 225 poands to demon.
strate that his streng h has not been
During all his fast his.
only nourishment has been copious
ltaughts Of distilled water.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
WORSE
CITY IN PERIL
UNABLE TO REMOVE REFUSE
FROM THE STREETS OF NEW
YORK HEALTH SQUADS SCAT.
TER DisINFEcTANTs.

New York, June 30.-New York
CITY is experiencing an impressive
demonstration as TO what extent he
comfort Of the millions is dependent
upon the handful. comparatively. Of
citizens ordinarily engaged IN collect.
Ing garbage AMI delivering ice. Two
thousand garbage collectors and an
equal number Of ice wagon drivers
are on a strike ana the city is in
peril Of an epidemic Of disease.
Today the situation grew hourly
worse What work was done was N
the vicinity OF Chinatown On the East
Side. Meantime the waste accumula
ted in oiher streets. In places refs
vas piled high aud elsewhere stream
from curb TO curb Unable to do bet
ter the health squads scattered disin-
fectants through nils Of highways
hoping to hold in check death beariag
germs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
MORE THAN A MILE
H CH WAS ASCENSION
MADE BY SKY CYCl {

Columbus, Oifo, line 30.-Crom-
| well Dixon, the 1i-ycar old aeeonauf
made an ascention today in his "Sky
Cycle" and was carried up mcre than
a mile by an adverse air current aud
drifted several miles before he was
able to land The propeller OF the ain
ship is run by foot power ana Dixon
has been able to handle 1t readily in a
light breeze. Today strong current
Of air swooped the machine upward
until only The gas bag was visible &c
the naked eye. After being up about
half an hour, he landed safely The
b. y was neryy throughout his trying
experience and declared that he did
not feel concerned at any time for his
safety although thousands Of people
below were much alarmed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
HAYWOOD TRIAL
ENDS THIS WEEK
JUDGE WILL HOLD NIGHT sEs
sioNs IF THAT SHALL BE
NECESSARY.
PINKERTON CONSPIRACY
Alleged BY Defense vii BE Fully
Gone lnto--Crnes Confessed Nv
Orchard Explained and he
Denounced as Liar.

Roise, Idaho, June 30.-- The allege.
conspiracy of the Pinkerton natlona
detective agency, lndar retainer from
the mine owners asso faton and the
ci izcns alliance Of Colorado and
Idaho, to destroy the Western Fedora
tlon of Miners. viii he tai Ell up to-
morrow, when the trial OF william ID
Haywood 6 Resumed The defense
sets up this as the counter con.
splracy of which Harry Orchard 1t Is
charged was simply an agent. The
chief witness II Morris Friedman
formerly stenographer for the Pink
ertons at the headquarters OF the
western division in Denver. 1t is al,
legged that Friedman, as an agent of
Socialists and the Western Fedora.
flon, secnred the position in the
Pinkerton employ for the purpose Of
Spying on the Pinkertons. Some of
the daily reports of The Operators"
employed by the agency to Jon the
western Federation and if possible
secure their own election to office In
these unions, Friedman had testified,
We're gwen to him to copy He made
copy Tor himself. and now produces
number of these reports which have
been marked for Identification as eyl.
ienee, but which have MOI been read
N court. The admissibility of these
copies or reports as evidence will he
'rened tomorrow.
The evidence SO far introduced by
ne defense goes to prove that
orchard accused himself of having
the murder of seventeen
nen, when in fact he had little or no
PERSONAL connection with any Of he
rimes, Witnesses have sworn that
}chaT@i wac not at Wardnnr nn the
lay the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Con-
entrator was blown up; that the
acts connected with the Vinlicator +
line tend 10 the con lusion that the |
xplosion was accidental; that while !.
'rcaard may have been present when
le independence depot was de.
Lroyed, Steve Adams was in fact the
ian who was employed by the Mine
wners to blow up n piece of useless
foperty, but that a blunder resulted
loss of life; that Lyle Gregory was
at the instance of the
nited Mine Workers and not of the
'estern Federation, and that Orchard (
assessing a mania for boastng of
% commission of great crimes, was i
ing when he said he had any con
'ction with the bomb at Bradley's Z
luse.
Five full days. be given to the |
Ial next week The court must al
urn over Thursday but Judge Wood ,
threatening TO hold night sessions.
''h sides have now prepared their ,
quests for Instructions. which will
submitted to Judge Wood as soon
the evidence in. 1t is probable
at the speeches TO the jury win be-
4 early in the week after next
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
FIRST REGIMENT ENTERS CAMP

Springfield. H.. June S0.-wlth the
depai tire OF the Seventh regiment, the
men Of the First took possession of
Camp Lincoln this morning. A batial
ion OF the Fourth United States in
fantry is scheduled to arrive in cam9
early Monday morning. u will con
solidste with The Flrsl regiment The
regimental chaplain. Hiram " Thorn
as. was unable TO come 10 camp and
there was no religious service.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
LOVERS QUARREL
ENDS IN DEATH
FEARING SEPARATION LOVER
CALLS SWEETHEART TO DOOR
AND SHOOTS HER, THEN
KILLS HlMSELF-GlRL MAY
RECOVER.

Amery, Wis. June Magnus
Thompson is dead and Minnie Flannu
IS dangerously wounded. because the
pathway of their love did not run
smoothly enough TO suit Thompson
The couple quarreIed recently. and
Thompson apparently brooded over the
ensuing separation from his sweet.
heart.
Last night he went TO her home and
calling her to the door. fired at her,
two bullets taking effect Te then
urned the gun upon himself dying
instantly. The young woman was TAX
m TO a hospital at St Paul and it is
reported that she has a chance 10
recover.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
ROW EXPECTED IN SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield. H.. June 3O.-The
Democrats Of Springfield today nomi-
mated John Fl. McCreary for mayor to
III the Tacancy causei by the death
Of David s Grifiths. He will be Op-
POSED in the special election on July
1efh b. Col. Roy r. Reece. Mr.. Nc
Creary defeated August Strifler and
the result viii cause a general row in
the Democratic ranks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
NO -uNwRITTEN Law HERE.

Sparianhnrg. 5 C.. June 30.-Wn.
H Mills. charged with the murder
OF Frank Deal in Cherokee county.
three months ago. was fusni zity
with a recommendation "a mercy a
Cadney. Mills claimed tha. he killed
Deal because he had ruined bis h1ma
His attorneys pleaded the -unwriitea
law bat the judge Instructed the
jery that this had no weight with ths
court TIE ease has attrac 81 nuca
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
I5 HURT IN A WRECK
Passenger Train on Frisco overturned
in Arkansas Rails
Spread.

Springdale. Ark. Jrne 30.-A south
bound passenger train on the Frisco
Dad was wrecked today at Johnson
station, five biles south q here. by tie
spreading Of the track. causing the
dining car. two sleesers and two
coaches 70 leave the track and fan
on their sides.
Fifteen persons were badly bruised
A heavy rain last night had under
mined a section Of the track.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
wEos DANISH COUNT.

Lancaster. Mass. June 3o.-Miss
c0rneiia Van Rensselaer, Thayer.
daughter Of Nathaniel Thayer, was
married today 10 Count Carl Moltke
Of Copenhagen. Bishop William Law
renee Of the Episcopal diocese OF
Massachusetts, ohiciafed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
FARMERS SEEK HIGHER PRICES

Evansville, Ind. June SO.-Members
OF the American Society of Equity.
composed of farmers, met at many of
the county seats in Southern Indiana
Today and pledged themselves TO hold
their crop of wheat this year until
they are paid 81 bushel for II. II is
estimated that from 100000 10 500 900
bushels OF wheat we're pledged.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
MONTH OF JUNE
RECORD BREAKER
WASHINGTON WEATHER BUREAU
REPORTS LAST MONTH cool.
EST IN rs YEARS ALONG NEW
ENGLAND STATES.

Washington. June 30.-The weather
bureau tonight announced that the
month just closed was the coolest
June on record In Washington, D. c..
In as years, and that the same prob
ably is true Of New England, the mid
die Atlantic states and the lower Lake
region.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
BIG COLLECTION MADE
Largest Collection in History Of Ffsh
Internal Revenue District Made
Last Year.

Peoria, IT.. June 3a.-The internsI
rerenue collections Of the fifth inte.s
nal revenre district Tor the fiscal year
ending June 30 are the largest In the
history o fthe district. Collector T. G.
ReHniok collected ss5.577.44Sl0. as
compared with s35 5s7. .65sss collected
in 1886. The previous record vas in
1905, vith ssf eslece.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
WANTS OFFICIALS
TOPROBE CHARGES
WIFE or COL. TUCKER URGES
WAR DEPARTMENT TO IN
vESTiGATE HIM.
WAS GAY WITH WIDOW
According to Reports of ScandaIous
Carrying On With a Mrs. PIatt at
ManiIa--New Army Scandal
Brewing.

Chicago, June .-LieutenantCo
oLel William f Tucker, who is beinl
investigated by army officers as
result OF charges OF an unusual char
acter preferred against Inn by Mrs
John A. Logan, hs mother-in-law wai
reticent regarding them today.
Mrs. Logan accused Colonel Tucker
OF seandalous conduct while he was
stationed in the Philippines.
Colonel Tucker Is now the chiei
paymaster OF the department of lakes
and has an office on the fifth floor Of
the Federal building, but he did not
remain long in 1t after several visitors
had made casual inquiries regarding
his matrimonial troubles.
Nothing to Say.
II have heard Of the charges" he
replied. when Mrs. Logan's complaint
to the war officials was mentioned.
'Will you wait to defend yourself
in a court martial or in court?"
Il have nothing to say whatever"
in The Philippines true?"
Il shall have to decline to answer"
Was hat the cause of the separa-
tIon from Mrs. Tucker"
Il must remain silent; / cannot
say"
Where are you living now?'
Il am just knocking around at pres
ent. | have no special place where
am stopping. guess it's up to me toI
leave town for day or two" he
added so its me for some golf"
Col Tucker failed to say where he
coulA ysss fuher whore he usually in
duiged In tne sport. Colonel Tucker
valet, who is Filipino, was about his
office the greater part Of the morning
but could throw no light on the where
abouts of his master. Colonel Tucker
resides with T. A. Wilder at Elmhurst
but was not there, and ii was said
that he was not expected.
Much interest was expressed in |
Chicago regarding the position OF |
Mrs. Tucker in the latest army scan.
dal. As Mary Logan and after her |
marriage, she was well known here.
Was Gay With Mrs. Platt.
Under the caption Colonel Tucker
and Mrs. Platt,' the Manila Times of |
May 2S, received in Chicago today, |
ihrows light on the Colonel's atten-
lions to Mrs. Myrtle b. Platt, for
mer school teacher and widow The
account is introduced with the words
of Loves golden dream is Ger" and
deals with Col. fuckers claim that
the attentions he paid Mrs. Plat in
Manila were nothing but those any
army officer might have paid to any
American woman.
THE Colonels protestations hardly
agree with the stories told about /,
him and Mrs. Plat here, however,
where their apparent mutual devotion
gossip for months" the ar
iicle goes on. For instance when
he climax came and Mrs Platt sailed
m the Logan. the parting scene at
where the gallant Colonel
vent to see Mrs. Platt off, was most
Affecting. Those who were present
say the Colonel could hardly tear him
ielf away. Even after he had pre-
'ented the tender and eloquent flow
srs, breathing soft sentiment. and ;
lweet perfume, and bade his adieus,
he still had TO hover, butterfiy-like, =
Iround the scene.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
fuckers WIFE
Demands that the Department Investi.
gate His Conduct.

Washington. June 30.-Mrs. Will
liam +. Tucker, wife of Lieutenant
Colonel Tucker deputy paymaster
general, now on duty at Chicago. has
made application to the war depart
ment for an investigation of the con-
duct of her husband at Manila and
between Manila and Chicago. This
announcement was made by Secretary
Taft following a visit TO his office
today by Mrs. Tucker. who's was ac.
companied by Senator Cullom. of
Illinois. Mrs. Tucker is daughter
of Mrs. John A. Logan. Secretary
Taft said that the request had been
placed in the hands Of the inspector
general of the army and that no re-
port had yet been received from him
az to the results Of his investigation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01
THREE OF a KIND.

Evansville. Ind. June sa-Triplets
al boys. were born 70 the viii Of
Thomas Mason, Of this city. today
One Of the infants died. bat the other
i've are healthy anc strong
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-01

UNLESS A THING is advertised IN
The Bulletin II Is not properly adver
tised In this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-01-11
sze2 IL; prime timothy, s2Ob.
.pITTsBURG LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburg, Jan. 9.-Cattle, receipts
light, steady; choice $6.10; prime
$5.5O@575; good s515@5.4o; fair $4.1O
@450; common $3.50@400; choice
heifers $4.25@4.50 common to fair
heifers $2.50@4O0; bills $250@4.00;
fat cows $2.OO@4O0; good fresh cows
and springers s25@$5o; common to
fair $16@$20
Sheep and lambs-Receipts light;
steady; prime wethers $5.60@5.75;
good mixed $5.2505.5O: fair mixed
$4.75@5.20 culls and common $4,000
800; lambs $5.50@790; veal calves
s9.00@9.50; heavy and thin $4,000
$50
Hogs-Receipts 20 double decks; ac-
tive; steady; prime heavy nogs $3.50
6.7O; medium heavy yorkers $4,000
6.S5; light workers. and pigs $3.50
$50; roughs $5Oo@6.OO; stays $4,000
AIS.