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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30
RAILROADS TO
CANCEL PASSES AT ONCE
Governor General Hadley of Missouri
Says HE Is Anxious to
a. Test the Law

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 2e.-Her-
bert s. Hadley, attorney general of
Missouri, has requested all Missouri
railroads to cancel the thousands Of
state passes now in the hands of per-
sons other than railroad employees, SO
the three months test of the cent fare
recently ordered by Judge Mcpherson
may be a fair one In letters today re-
ceived by the attorneys of Missouri
railroads Hadley says if the passes
continue in force no true estimate of
the working of the cent law can be
made. There is no antipass law in
Missouri.
today by a heavy rain. Eleven cars
started and six finished. Before rain
began falling the automobiles made
good time. The winner of the race,
Harry Michenor of New York, covered
III miles in the "a hours. Two ears
collided early today and John Harkins,
a chauffeur, was seriously hurt.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30
HEAR NEWS IN TOKYO
japanese Perturbed by Refusal Of
Board to License Agencies

TOKYO. June 2s.-Another serious
report OF anti-Japanese feeling IN SAP
Francisco has been received here TO the
effect that the city authorities have
placed an embargo upon Japanese en-
gagtng in the business OF intelligence
agencies, and have also refused them
licenses Of every kind. thus preventing
them from engaging in any other busi-
ness than that of a purely commercial
character Should the report be con-
hrmed II will serve 70 confirm the be-
lief here that the display OF anti-Jap-
anese feeling in that city Is based on
racial prejudice.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

Carleton is secretary. Entries will be
kept open until post time so as to per-
nit all machines which reach here to
take part.
Arrangements have been made for
ladies race Of five miles
A Thomas runabout Of so horsepower
and an Apperson touring car of so
horsepower, both guaranteed TO run rs
miles an hour, have been shipped by
express from the factory in the east
and are expected to arrive tomorrow.
They will participate in the 20 mile
race.
More than so machines will be en-
tered for the two days racing. and
there viii be events for runabouts as
well as for touring ears. Among the
machines already assured for the meet
ing are White steamers, Ramblers,
Bucks, Lamberts, Dragons, Thomases
and Appersons. There will be seven
races on Wednesday and eight on
Thursday.
The races Will be contested at the
Santa Rosa stock farm track, a mile
oval, which is in first class condition
There is a good wind break of trees TO
the south and west, so that everything
is favorable to fast time.
AUTO ENDURANCE RACE
ST. PAUL, June 29-Rafaelo Mon
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30
FLAMES DESTROY LARGE
PART OF COLORADO TOWN
Quarter of Million Dollar Loss in
Business and Residence Dis
trict of Coal Creek

FLORENCE, Colo. June 2s.-The
business and main residence portion Of
Coal Creek was destroyed by IRE this
afternoon Flames started in the ALI
Salmon bottling works and were spread
rapidly by the wind. houses three
blocks away being fired by the flying
embers. The water in the town reser-
vofr gave out early and residents were
compelled to go without drinking wa
ter. conservative estimate of the
losses is from $1,000 to S25o.00o
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30
BY r. Z. I'Ffo17u7edieu

The California woman-s automobile
club held It's nrst run Of the season
yesterday going TO san Jose Nine
cars went on the ruu. which was the
most successful affair that has ever
been brought cE 10y the club The start
yves made early from this city, the
automobiles arriving at the Garden
City ia plenty OF time for luncheon,
which was enjoyed at the Nendome.
After luncheon The members of the
club were theater party guests Of
Izetta Jewell. who is playing in san
Jose. Those members who did not care
to stay indoors, the weather being 50
pleasant, went 10 Alum Rock and
other points Of interest Most OF the
members returned TO the city last
night arriving AT 9 o'clock. Some re-
mained untu today. being undecided IS
TO whether 10 come up on the penin
sular side Of the bay or continue on
10 Del Monte. Mrs Krebs, the vice
president OF the club, met the members
at San Jose, having gone to that city
on Friday.
Nicholas +. Wilson VIII send two
Moline cars TO Del Monte over the
fourth Of July. They viii be a run
about and touring car. a carload
Of Molines IS expected to arrive in this
city by express today.
Howard ". Davis drove to this city
this week in his C4dsmobile from his
Auburn home. He reports the roads
70 be in splendid condition.
Norman de vaux viii be in the en-
durance run Of the automobile club TO
Del Monte on Wednesday. He viii
start both the -ye Luxe car and an
auburn IN the races.
Alexander T. Sim Of Sunnyvsle has
purchased three Dragons TO be used
in his business
Mrs. J. n Ettieene was one OF the
members OF the woman's club who
drove their own cars in the run yes
terday. She was at the wheel Of a
A,..lte steamer.
william Bogen and J. H Eagal are
owners Of Studebaker automobiles who
are going 10 take in the run TO Del
Monte.
cuyIer Lee has sold a Cadillac light
touring car to 7. Il. Boyson.
The Motor Car Agencies company has
received a carload Of Moon seven and
Eve passenger cars. also a carload of
I'VE passenger and roadsters of the
Wayne make.
Arthur Rhodes Of Santa Rosa has
purchased q 40 horsepower winton.
Thirty Of the motor cyclists Of Los
Angeles VIII start for this city today.
They are expected TO arrive on the even
ing OF July 3. The merlbers Of the
Pacific motor cycle club VIII go down
the road TO meet them.
The City Hail automobile club reports
the sale Of Auburns 10 James Brown
and Or. Hoffman Of Healdsburg and to
Frederick Krone and 1Ir. Beach Of this
city.
The Dragons are arriving. The
D'Arcy-Scott company reports the ar
rival Of another carload, in which there
are several roadsters.
Roy Scott has just returned from a
trip ia the country in his Dragon. He
made the run from Bakersfield over the
mountains 10 San Luis Obispo. II is
hard BIT OF climbing, but he states that
any high powered car can make the
trip. One Of the most striking things
about the automobiles around Bakers
field is that every car IS equipped with
a long handled shovel.
J. W Leavitt & Co. report the follow
ing sales: REQ touring cars-R. Bar
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30
Fourth of July Rates

The Northwestern Pacific railroad,
the line serving Marin, Sonoma. Men
docino and Lake counties, announces
low special rates over the fourth of
July. On this day 1T will run late
trains from the Guerneville and Sono-
ma branches and will have IN erect
Sunday schedule on the Sausalito route,
which gives 80 minute service to sub
urban points.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

gini won the "A hour endurance auto
mobile race. the feature of the meet
at Hamline, When Mongini crossed
the winning line at 5:45 o'clock this
afternoon he had to his credit 1882
miles, or more than --.e worlds record
established by Sales brothers two years
ago. Seerbies was second with 91S
miles and Eddie Bald third with 445,
The three mile sweepstakes for purse
of 500 after the endurance race was
won by Bald from Mongini by a close
margin.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30
SANTA ROSA AUTO RACES
More Than Fifty Gers win Be En-
tered for the Contests

SANTA ROSA. June 29-The automo-
bile race meeting to be held in this
city July and 4 is attracting a large
number of entries. The races will be
under the auspices of the Santa Rosa
automobile club, OF which Henry A.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30
AUTO CAR RACE IN RAIN

PHILADELPHIA. June 29.-The "a
hour automobile race which was begun
here yesterday afternon was spoiled
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

croft Of Merced, Waterman brothers of
Fresno (two). NJ Levinson. Western
motor car company of Sacramento, r.
=. Hendrick of Ukiah; to a firm in
stockton, a touring car and four run
abouts. ". Gavin Of Concord, run
about; Romie Jacks Of Salinas, Stod-
dard- Dayton runabouU, and carr Chris
tenson OF Watsonville. Stoddard-Day-
ton touring car.
w. NJ. KIinger of the Fireman's Fund
insurance company left last night for
the Tonopah district, where he will in
vestigate the automobile business.
r. B. Murdoch, his family and J. c.
ImmeI returned from a two weeks trip
through Lake county in their White
Pullman.
The White company has received a
telegram from Walter White from New
York in which he states: Perfect
scores were made by the model G White
cars entered in the 500 mile sealed bon
net contest Of the Automobile club of
America Both cars finished in perfect
condition"
The new 20 horsepower Thomas flyer
speedster arrived in this city yesterday
The car was tried out by c. =. Eib, who
pronounced it TO be one of the fastest
that he had ever driven. He sent i
over several of the steepest hills of the
city and the lowest that the speed
ometer registered was 40 miles an
hour.
The following telegram has been re-
ceived by the Boyer motor car COM
pany:
The Royal car that finished IN the
American automobile club sealed bon
net contest of eco miles left New York
Monday and drove to Cleveland, 69l
miles, in 80 hours 20 minutes All New
York roads in horrible condition. Total
mileage Of car 1855 miles. Abso-
lutely no. adjustments made; all seals
intact as placed by Automobile club Of
America"
The citizens committee of the San
Jose fourth Of July celebration, George
b. Polhemus, chairman. extends a spe-
cial invitation TO the dealers associa-
tion and the ladies auto club to join
in the Illuminated auto parade the
evening Of July 3.
c. B. Shaver Of Fresno has received
his new model G Pullman White steam
car. Shaver successfully operated a
White all last season and has just re-
turned in il from tour to the Yosemite
valley. Shaver viii start in a few days
for months tour through Lake
county
The Frank o. Renstrom company has
received a carload of York Pullmans.
It reports the sale Of these satisfactory
cars to Samuel J. Eva, Z. S. Herman,
". II. Noise, John r. Hillman & Son,
E. p. Connolly and L. G. Bergren.
r. Mason Smith, who toured on the
continent with George A. Hensley IN
the latter's White steemer, returned
TO San Francisco last week, having
left Hensley in Munich
The So-35 horsepower Studebaker,
driven in the sealed bonnet contest of
the Automobile club of America by J..
A. Holm, was watched with interest by
motorists, as this was the first appear
ance Of the product of the Studebaker
company in an automobile contest. The
car behaved in excellent fashion and
made its perfect score with ease
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

The citizens committee Of the San
Jose fourth Of July celebration, George
b. Polhemus, chairman, extends a spe-
cial invitation TO the dealers associa-
tion and the ladies auto club to join
IN the Illuminated auto parade the
evening Of July g.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

c. B. Shaver OF Fresno has received
his new model G Pullman White steam
car. Shaver successfully operated a
White all last season and has just re-
turned in il from tour to the Yosemite
valley. Shaver viii start in a few DAYS
for months tour through Lake
county
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

The Frank o. Renstrom company has
received a carload of York Pullmans.
It reports the sale of these satisfactory
cars to Samuel J. Eva, z. S. Herman,
". II. Noise, John r. Hillman & Son,
Z. p. Connolly and L. G. Bergren.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

r. Mason Smith, who toured on the
continent with George A. Hensley IN
the latter's White steSmer, returned
TO San Francisco last week, having
left Hensley in Munich.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

The new 20 horsepower Thomas flyer
speedster arrived in this city yesterday
The car was tried out by c. =. Eib, who
pronounced it TO be one of the fastest
that he had ever driven. He sent i;
over several of the steepest hills of the
city and the lowest that the speed
hour
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

The So-S5 horsepower Studebaker,
driven in the sealed bonnet contest of
the Automobile club of America by J..
A. Holm, was watched with interest by
motorists, as this was the first appear
ance Of the product of the Studebaker
company in an automobile contest The
car behaved in excellent fashion and
made its perfect score with ease
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

J. ". Leavitt & Co. report the follow
ing sales: REQ touring cars-R. Bar
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-30

The White company has received a
telegram from Walter White from New
York in which he states: Perfect
scores were made by the model G White
cars entered in the 500 mile sealed bon
net contest Of the Automobile club of
America. Both cars finished in perfect
condition"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-03

See our display OF solld brass and
irons, and spark guards. We have
nne assortment OF these Colson
Hardware Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-03
personals

Hugh Burford is in waresboro on
business trip.
w A Mcclure, of Memphis. is in
the city for ley days
]. H. Hopkins left last night on a
business trip to Savannah.
Rev. D. Watson VIM, of St Simon ]
spent yesterday in the city.
w Il. Ketchum, of Jacksonville
spent yesterday in the city.
J. H. BSey, of Jacksonville. is
spending E days in the city.
w B. Isaac rives in the city Sun.
day from New York to spend several
days
ii. Z, McFadden, of the A., b. and
A. spent few hours in tho city yea.
terday
| - D. Wright OF 6J simon, was
among the visitors to the city yes.
terday
S. w Baker returns to Coe-AIilIs,
Fla, tomorrow after spending several
days in the city,
j. c. calhoun left last night for
Odum, whe7 o. goes to engage in
the mill bun
J. A. -4cGregor, immigration In
spector in charge of the port OF
Brunswick, left last night on busi.
neae trip to Washington.
See our display OF solld brass and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25
Fire DESTROYS. Hamlet. N. c.

Charlotte, y. c.. Jan. 2i-Fire.
which mad il origin in nearby
woods. famed BY a high wind. swept
into the town ~ Hamlet. burning
over a large portion OF IT, The big
plant ~ the Carolina Dis,I'ling COM
pany, l. loaded box cars. belonging
20 The S'aHoard Ar Line. eight res
licences AMI the Seaboard freight de-
pot fell q prey 20 me flames before
they were GuaAy conquered by the he
role efforts al citizens, the town nav
'uc Go ire department. The loss Is
mated a. So GOO, partially In
eurcd Hamlc; Is GO miles ,ast OF
charlotte. and on important junction
point a. 'an Soasoa-l system.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25

SIN the beginning God created the
heavens and the earth and the thing.
therein. He then created man and
woman and left the loafers on the
corners snd in due time they multi
piled and then spread into postoffice
and depots and the stores. In these
places they sit and explain State and
national problems that have veIpd
great minds. While he is TINS en-.
gagged HE wife 10 out washing for hsr
ne'ghbors, and the poor helplrs'
children are eft at home taking ear,
OF Themselves as beet they csn.
There 10 nothing more noticeable
than a loafer."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25
THOUGHTS.

81 feel in myself the future life.
am Ike q tree once cut down: the new
shoots are stronger and livelier than
ever. am rising. know, towards
the sky. The sunshine il on my head
The earth give me its generous sap,
bnt heaven lights me with the refec
ton OF unknown worlds. You saJ the
soul 10 nothing but the resultant OF
the bodily powers. Why, then, il my
soul more luminous when my bodily
powers begin TO fail? Winter il on my
head, but eternal spring IL in my
heart. There / breathe 81 this hour
the fragrance OF the lilacs. the violets
ard the roses, "a ct twenty years. The
nearer | approach the end, the palmer
Ihear around me the immortal sym.
phonies OF the worlds which invite me
II 10 marvellous, yet simple. II is =
fairy tale, AMI il il history. For half
Q century I have been writing my
thoughts in prose and in verse; his.
tory, philosophy, drama. romance, ira.
dition, satire, ode and song. ! have
tried all. But feel / have not said
the thousandth part OF what 10 in me.
When go down TO the grave ! can
cay, like 90 many others. i have fin.
ished my days work. Bot ] cannot
say.'l have finished my life My
dsy's work will begin sgain in the
morning. The tomb is not q blind al
ley; il IL a thoroughfsre. It clo.es on
the twilight; IL opens with the dawn"
Victor Hugo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25
VIZ. Chained VIII po,sonlnn-

N.,ncs.oro, Miss. Jan. PA
murder 'ria, which promises 90 en-
INcr popular lu.egcs, a. much as
'he b.~isonE Butter case. is IA prog
res mere. 4 II. Hall and Mrs
r.. pa Nig2eN a.e q 'ria, for the al
.ec.i poisoning Of tie 'a,ters nus
band, u is claimed by the prose
cu'.on tha, Han and ne woman con
-p.~ei 20 KIM M!zzell. aud evidence
has been Introduced to show that Hall
purchased quantities OF strych niue
from druggist, however. failed 10
Identify Hall as the purchaser. Much
difference OF opinion exists among
physicians as TO the real cause Of
Mizze,I's death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25
Condensed Schedules Between Jacksonville and St. Augustine.

'Fsi AUsg Inc.
50 lack .YLy.i'e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25

An item 10 going the rounds OF the
press that Senator Hunt Harris 10
making the race for president Of -
Florida Senate rs the anti.adutenog.
tra,ion candidate. Senator Harris y
doing nothing OF the kind. He 10
making the race upon his merits, and
no one can deny that be is as we'll
qualified for the position OF pre,iding
officer rs any member OF the Senate.
de has been a member Of the Legs.
ature for twelve consecutive years,
Tour years in the House and eight
years in the Senate, and when hs shall
have served the four years in the
Senate for which he VAS elected last
November, will have served sixteen
consecutive years, as long consecutive
service as any member OF the next
legislature.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25
PLEASE DENY IT.


A: Gainesville's election last
Tuesday on The question q: bond
ing 'he city to purchase the old
East Florida Seminary barracks
lot, only seven persons were quah.
fed To vote 10y reason ~ having
paid poll taxes. The fate 81 ihr
election Wa Therefore in the hands
al voters over 80 yesrs ~ 49,, ami
they ne''f"i IN favor OF bord'-
pHrn"iio0 Advocate.
B'"'h"f MrCreary, after yo7- sp'en.
i'd service, N Trying 10 bn,'t NJ p
c'v' p'l!" IN 'h" reopl" ~ Gaines.
r''Ie, can sob i'inIs b" TIM? say
ttA' The A.yOcate - = h.deOns ma.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25
HAPPY HOME

4 woman may DO her level best 70
make happy home for her husband
and children, hut il she il treated ss
slsv- and only given her board and
cln,h,nc in psymen; for her services ~
mother, wife, cook, lsundress, nurse
Girl. chambermaid and sesmstress, is
il any wonder that little or no happ,-
ness exists in thst home? II mother
spoils her son by pamperrg and wsit-
ing on him all the years Of his child.
hood and boyhood, making him think
that man should always be waited on
by the woman Of his household, is IL
strange that he expects a wife 20 do
the same. snd that, in all likelitood.
che either wears out in a few year,
such service. or she becomes bitter and
disheartened? There are very many
ressons Why home may not be- found
= happy one, and the happiness fourd
therein depends fully ss much on the
husband AZ il does upon the sife. We
are often told that in every true and
ideal marriage both husband and wi'r
m ust learn TO bear and forbear. In
every home where happiness eyists
there must be perfect tru.t, confidence
and love between the husband and
wife. There are two kinds OF sun
shine in the world, and both quite nee.
esssry-the one which is caused by the
sqn's shining outdoors, and the other
q It's shining in our hearts. Happy
4smes abound in the heart sunshine.
and whether il shines without or not.
there lie naueht but brightness within
dours IL IL the loving deeds, she
CHEEKY, helpful words, and the kind
ly ttoughtfulness, that each mem
Der OF the family shows toward the
Others that make an ideal, happy home
"A perfect heaven on earth.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25

For the benefit % those who abhor
printers ink a. q prime factor to the
advancement OF their interests, We
should state that Sampsou-the strong
pafty-WGs the frat man 20 advertise,
lie took two solid co umns To- de.
monstrats his strength and several
thousand people "tumb'ed" TO the
scheme. He brought down the house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25

The Administration, in its haste to
'et the contract for the Panama Canal,
should remember the old sdaCe, "mure
hAste less speed" and be sure OF the
saiety OF the foundation for the great
ostun dam before expanding millions
'nS' may turn out TO be not only use
Iess but dangerous.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25

FOR an infant industry needing pro.
section the steel trust has certainly
ou,grovn its puking ami pulling period
sno nov looms up as n gigantic monOp.
y which needs tariff protection no
ions-r. And yet the Republicans
stand Dat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25

s'uJvesant Fish says that dear
money 10 q forernuner OF nationsl de-
s,ss,on. Don't know about the ns-
." nn END OF iI, tot il makes for per-
&Onsi depression all right.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25
Arrested for Picamv

Huntsville, Ala, Jan. -. -Chas.
Mon someTy. wanted in this county
or a charge Of higamy. has been ar
rested at Rockford. Ala. according
~ information received by Sheriff
William Mitchell. Deputy Sheriff
Gardiner has gone 20 Rockford 10 re-
turn with the prisoner. Montgom-
cry Is a white mechanic. He 10 charg-
I'd with making a bigamous mar
-'scc here and deserving the second
wife. lie was indicted by the grand
yrry on this charge several months
ago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-25
STATE OF ONO. CRY or TOLEDO.
lucas COUSTY,


Lucas CouSTY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ~
is senior partner OF 'he firm % +. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in TIE
City Of Toledo, County ind state
Aforesaid, aud thst said firm will ray
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor each and every case OF Catarrh that
cannot b. cured By the use OF HalPs
Catsrrh Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
sworn TO before me and sub-cr bed
in my presence, this 9th day OF De-
cembsr. A. d. 1883.
(SKAL) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter
nally. and scts directly Oh the blood
and mCcous surfaces OF the system.
Sc nd for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY d Co.. Toledo,o.
For ssle by eli droggists, 76c.
Take Halle Family PIis for eopsti-
patton,