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A Criminal Attack

on an inonensive citizen is frequently made
in that apparently useless little tube called the
appendix" Its generally the result of pro-
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DR.. Kings New Life Pills regulate the liver,
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Ely,s Cream Balm has been

Ely's Cream Balm has been tried and
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for use in treating cold in the head Just as
soon as some member Of the household begins
the preliminary sneezing or snuffling. II
gives immtda relief and day or two's
treatment will put a stop to cold viii n
might, if not checked, become chronic and
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FANCY new coast SEEDED RAlSINs
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No coffee of equal quality can be
sold in this town for the same price.
whether it be sold out of a bag or bin,
or under some romantic trademark.
You may tell them you know and that
Arbuckle Brothers, the greatest coffee
dealers in the world, will stand for it.
ARRrc1SI,E BROS New YorkC
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J. q. MILBURN.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
THE TREND TOWARD THE H1LLToPs

TIT disposition the of home builders select
sites which shall command view of the bay and the
the proof that beginning realize
the possibilities OF San Francisco the beautiful There
other city the continent where residences be built
such delightful spots There when the visitor
remarked apparent lack of appreciation of the beauties of
location and wondered why did build where could
the unparalleled scenery. This time has passed.
The history of the residence quarter the city without
interest In the beginnings of existence fashionable San Fran
gathered under the brow of Rncon HILL and the ultra exc-
had their Folsom Essex First
Some years aerward there the Mission
and fine houses built in that section.
This quarter deserted owing the of
and the wealthy merchants selected Suffer- Taylor and Post
while the mining and railroad monaires built Mob HILL the
crest OF the California hill 1t till few
that the Broadway avenue
later jackson and Washington became fashionable being
made accessible by the opening of lines This then
the ultima Thule of society AS the railroad company began
extend its lines still arsr other residence sections
brought the market and people who could afford
Of handsome homes began follow the trend
With the movement toward the was born desire
sites which had good and also for artistic homes
less upon uniform style of architecture city
advanced westward homes built entirely different pan
and the result that for the first time San Francisco
truly artistic houses.
There few cities of the age San Francisco which
beautiful homes from exterior point of The
place for example of the stately beautiful
continent and in its vicinity several homes which
ton Hundreds of these are to found in San Francisco of
Cough and north of Washington and they been built
that either from their obtained charm
ing vistas of and mountains.
The day has whene
his residence place to sleep which seemed be
judging from the houses which the fire
spirit born in San Francisco The spirit demands that
house has TO be artistic whether 1t be cottage
this be commended for individuality in dwelling house is
much to be desired individuality 1t gives city
distinct characters and tere nothing which advertses city
well the of beautiful homes,
great number according the architects and
operators many more to be built.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
MUST BE MET OPENLY

" HE solemn and elaborate reasoning Of Mr. Demas support
of his motion quash the indictments against Mr. Louis
Glass is unnentionay amusing. 1t is based in the place
purely gratous assumption that the grand Jury acted
without evidence sufficient justify the indictments
has in his of the evidence which Jury acted
Part of the testimony withheld no obligation
compelling the municipal department justice to the
accused 1t sucenttha the the the case
and they available the defense preparation
may be made to meet their testimony
The reasoning counsel for further based on the
assumption that jury absolute proof that the
indicted guilty The of
far All that necessary that pma shall be made
sufficient reasonable certainty been COM
med That presumpto based evidence may be buted
stands
Mr. Demas makes deal Of the his repI
aon due to the finding of bill The only wipe that
basees If Mr. Glass Should procuring indictment
TO be quahed by such action would always leave repu
aonn doubt The way charge to meet
it openly
Nobody will credit the charge that this grand jury with
reasonable been the
other proceedings of the jury have
the trial There fullest confidence
that the jury actuad by honest ready to give
fair play The only destroy that public confidence
is to show public that is misplaced cannot be
the hole methods procedure
The the squarey We
have opinion offer the guilt Glass
hut he might take by the failure techncates
thing than delay the other arising action
by the grand jury If Mr. Glass innocent he should be
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
Some Of the World F Farrlous hIusicArhsts
Booked for California Next Season
By James Crawford

include three concerts in this city and
Oakland.
We are not likely to hunger for
opera if present intentions are adhered
to- W.. n. Leahy, formerly manager OF
the Tivoli. starts for Italy within few
weeks TO enroll a company for long
season in this city, and it is, among the
probabilities that Tetrazzini will be
the bright star of the vocal organiza-
tion.
Then it is announced that. eneour-
aged by, the satisfactory attendance ar
the San Carlo companys performances
in the Chutes theater whenever the
weather was at all favorable. Manager
Greenbaum is arranging for another
season of grand opera there next sea-
son. Among the artists already en-
gagged are COllamarini. the contralto
whose Carmen never failed to crowd
the Tivoli; Berlozzi. one OF Italy's fore
most sopranos. and Georg Polacca. the
conductor who directed the last Ital-
ian opera company at the Tfvoh The
chorus and most OF the orchestra are
to be brought from Europe, and will
be selected by Mario Lambardi. who IS
now in Milan with Signor Patrizzl.
editor of a local italian newspaper.
Japanese opera by Japanese singers
next seasons local amusement novel
ties. From the capital of the Mikados
empire comes intelligence that an
American tour. to be opened in San
francisco. is contemplated by an or
ganizatiOn of so players and 80 singers
that is performing there with great
success two tragedies. '.Hagamoro" and
'"TOkOyami,'' composed by professors in
the Tokyo conservatory of music. The
Italian style is said to be dominant in
both these works
With the adoption of occidental music
in Japan the native music Is not being
neglected. but Is in process of revision
in accordance with what is best in
western art While the chamber. the
atrieal. assembly and educational music
is being improved by experts in the
original specialists in occidental music
are obtaining a strong foothold. and IL
is to them, with the aid OF japanese
dramatists, composers and poets. that
the world is indebted for the produc-
tion of the two operas mentioned.
An orchestra or 40 will be employed
when Henry w. Savage produces "The
Merry Widow in this country next
autumn and Herr Ziegler of Vienna has
been engaged as conductor. Ziegler
was the music director when the comic
opera had it's premiere in Vienna and
has condueted during its run of two
years in the Austrian capital
Giacomo Puecfni composer Of
madam Butterfly" is now at work on
his new grand opera. The libretto is
founded on the life OF Marie AntOin-
ette.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
Answers to Queries

the king declaring that he gave a new
world to CASTLE and Arazon. His re-
mains were transferred In 1913 to the
Carthusian monastery Of Las Cuevas,
Seville, where the bones OF his son,
Diego were buried Exhumed in 1895
the bones of both father and son wers
carried over the seas to Santo Domingo
and deposited in the cathedral OF that
city In 1895. on the cession OF that
island to the French. the remains were
again taken up and conveyed with
great pomp and ceremony to the cathe-
dral of the city of Havana. where they
remained until july p 1881. when they
were taken TO Genoa. the city OF his
birth. on board of an Italian man OF
war and buried with ceremonial pomp.
THE LINE-H F. A.. Grass Valley,
Cal Generally speaking. southern Call
ifornia is all that part Of the state
south of the Tehachapi Geograp phicaIIy.
it is a line drawn from Point Ammo
Nuevo on the west and Mount Goddard
on the east. All south of that line .
the southern half OF the state
q ~
GOVERNMENT I4AND-A Subscriber.
city To find out about government
land communicate with either the gen
eral land Office Of the United States.
Washington. ID. c., or the United States
you would like TO procure government
land.
PETER PARLEY-Reader Alameda,
Cal Peter Farley was the pen name OF
Samuel Griswold Goodrich. a writer ot
very popular series of Juvenile books
OF travei, geography and history re
was born IN Ridgeheld. Conn. 1928.
and died in 1853
SYMBOLISM OF COLOR-Subscribe
CITY According to the symbolism of
color. yellow in the good sense means
the goodness of God. OF marriage and
1altnIuiness- In bad sense yellow
signifies Inconsistency, jealousy and de-
ceit.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

though sometimes able to send paper
to be read.
The state federation indorsed a
large number of resolutions offered by
this committee. A number of these re-
lated to pending legislation.
The bird and arbor day bill pocket
vetoed two years ago. was carried
through both houses again last win
ter only to suffer the same fate as be-
fore The governor has given no rea-
son for his adverse action but the
newspapers quote the governor as say
ing that he is opposed to all legisla-
tion proposed by women and that they
have no business with legislation
The committee has been urged to
Introduce the bill again at the next
session of the legislature and assist
ance has been offered. An acknowI-
edgment is made of the great help
given last winter by DR.. T. S. Palmer
of the department of agriculture. DR.
Palmer is a Californian and he did all
that he could to save the bill.
The committee wrote a good many
letters in opposition to a certain bill.
letters which had good results. but the
bill became law. This new law pro-
vides for the purchase OF automatic
rifles for the schoolboys Of California
and their systematic use, with the OBJ
1ect OF training them as soldiers The
leading educators OF the country are
opposed to this military education. but
1t is part of national plan ema-
mating from the war departments The
committee believes that the fostering
Of the military spirit is dangerous and
that the emphasis should be placed on
peace, and will be so placed by lead
ers of thought more and more every
year. ss.s
The Chairman OF the committee pre-
sided over the round table on education
at the state federation and has been
Ieappolnten- chairman of education of
the San Francisco district federatian
Looking back one, two and tf-ee
years, the results OF the work are an
preciable in all parts of the state. in
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
prove that fact very easily and owes Il to himself too it in
DOUBLE TRACKING CENTRAL PACIFIC

ALL street deeply concerned about the quarre
NM among high who said
down Hartman, but these aceres make small
difference to California The important thing here is that
shall be provided double the Pacific
rameno to Reno California needs that addition transportation
facilities than other single Improvement The productive
capacity OF the state has greatly outgown the transportation c
ties and rejoice that Superintendent Palmer the Southern
Pacific has announced that this work shortly will be undertaken The
cost should exceed $5O00OO0 liberal
Hartman usually finances the Southern
Union Pacific which advances
this and kindred purposes that he borrow SO0O
Union Pacific debenture These will convertible
common stock OF which issue of S100000000 planned
James Hill said ago railroads would need
SOOOOOO for the next five for beements
them place where they properly business At
that time impression abroad that the could possibly
borrow the money but Mr. Hartman have difficulty
getting all he his
Wall street persuaded that he qarre1ed with John
feler.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
Club Women Are Deeply Interested in the Lectures Be Delivered by Dr. Adler

peace day, and many clubs have had
their own peace programs
The California club had two such
programs in February, one lecture
on The Effects of War by DR.. Jordan
and the other on Peace by Mr.. Smoot.
But the schools from one end of the
state to the other had peace exercises
on May II. Taking advantage of the
open columns of the Western Journal
of Education. the official school organ
which reaches every school district in
California. articles and editorials have
been running in it's pages four months.
beginning in February with a copy Of
the club circular on humane education,
followed by the recommendation of the
state superintendent of schools in
March, an article on peace day in April.
and other similar matter in May. On
account of the wide and special circu-
1ation of this journal it is an important
medium.
THE humane education circular ad-
dressed to schools, printed in 1905. was
reissued in 1906 and was most useful
The state law on humane education is
now generally known.
I. Besides its use among teachers and
school officers. it was sent to every IL
brarian in the state with the request
that the recommended humane books
BE purchased.
THE chairman of the humane educa-
ton committee attended both the dis
strict federation and The state fedora
tien, and sent packages of literature to
the.cother district federations. Mrs.
Robert Potter Hill attended personally
to It's care. All the literature tables
have been appreciated and have re-
suited in Interesting clubs in all, parts
OF the state in carrying out committee
and program. work on humane lines
Applications continue to come for ma
steria1 for bird days, as well as humane
and peace days. Requests for litera-
ture and for recommendations for IL
braries are frequent. Invitations to
address clubs are appreciated. but the
committee is obliged to decline them.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD-S
scriber, city. The universal brother
hood is an Organization which claims
that the theosophical society in Amer
lea merged itself into the ~snIversal
brotherhood,'s by adopting it's copstitu-
tion on February 1S. S9S.
The universal brotherhood, or NE
brotherhood of humanity, declares that
brotherhood is fact in nature The
principal purpose of the organization
is to teach brotherhood. demonstrate
that it is fact I'm nature. and make it a.
living power in the life of humanity
establishing brotherhood schools
throughout the world and creating a
new literature. Its subsidiary purpose
is to study ancient and modern religion
science. philosophy and art, TO investi-
gate the laws of nature and the latent
divine powers In man. 1t declares In
it's constitution that every member has
a right to believe or disbelieve in any
religious system or philosophy, each
being required to show that tolerance
for the opinions Of others which he ex-
poets for his own. The head of this or
ganization is Katherine Tingley. and
the secretary general is Frank NJ
Pierce. The headquarters are at Point
Iona, San Diego. Cal.
TO THE YELLOWSTONE-S Suburban
San MateO, Cal An amaJuer bicycHSt
could. if he took the time and had the
endurance. go to the Yellowstone park
from Oakland a bicycle. providing
the n.achine held out. Whether deslr-
able to undertake SUCH Journey is
matter of choice with the individual
who contemplates. AS the park is 1000
feet above the sea level there is prob
ably some hill climbing to reach it,
COLUMBUS-W. W. City. Christo-
pher Columbus died at Valladolid. Spain
May 90, 1906. His remains were buried
in4 the convent of ST. Francis in that
place. Though he died neglected and
in poverty, seven years after his death
a marble tomb was placed over his re-
mains, with an inscription ordered by
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
Personal Mention

=
John, Ducey of Portland is at the st.
Francis s,.,-
saJs F. Heddon of Tonopah is at the
Fairmont.
C. NJ. Belshaw of Antioch is at the
ST. Francis.
NJ. Blum. banker of Willows, is at
the Majestic.
Millard F. Hudson of Reno registered
yesterday at the Palace.
II. NJ. Rynehart. a New York manu-
facturer, is at the Majestic.
|. G. M de Castro and Luis Marts de
Castro of the City of Mexico are at the
Majestic.
o. r. Allen and his daughter have
returned to the Baltimore after trip
of several months through Mexico.
DIR. Mackin Wellington of New Zea-
land returned to the jefferson yester-
day after trip through the Yosemite.
He will leave shortly for England.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

+ r AROLD BAUER, the pianist who
IL created such stir in this coun-
try two years ago. is likely to
be heard in San Francisco next
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
BY Mary Asl,e Miller

n ANY club women are deeply In
IN N terested in the lectures to be
Vu given here by DR.. Felix Adler of
New York under the allspices
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

TT AROLD BAUER, the pianist who
IL created such stir in this eoun-
try two years ago. is likely to
be heard in San Francisco next
February or March.
Loudon Charlton, the New York i'm
presario. under whose direction Bauer
has been for several seasons, is in cor
respondence with local music organ
ization to the end of having this city
included in the virtuoso's Itinerary and
there is every likelihood OF the pending
negotiations being satisfactorily con
cluded
Bauer's standing in the music world
is quite as high as that of any foreign
pianist booked for this, country next
season-and Paderewski may come.
Each tour has increased Bauer's hold
on public favor, and this without the
use of the sensational exploitation
methods so frequently employed to
stimulate interest in visiting musi-
clans. Since his last visit here the
brilliant artist has been touring Ger
many. France and Holland and study
ing at his home in Paris.
After an absence of two years Ku-
belik, the great violinist. appeared at
Queens hall, London. last week and
every seat in the enormous auditorium
was sold in advance. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. Daniel Frohman
has secured this artist for limited
number of concerts in America next
season and San Francisco will secure
at least two of them The dates will
be in January. Will Greenbaum will
be the local manager for these impor-
tant events.
Julia Heinrichs. one of the best of
American concert contraItOs, and Mar
garet Easter, a soprano who has never
been heard here but is highly thought
of in the east, will begin an engage
ment at the Orpheum next Sunday
matinee. Miss Heinrichs has added to
her repertoire number of pretty
songs One of them. April is by
Lander Ronald, and the music critics
of the east are. enthusiastic over it,
Miss Easter, who will contribute typf-
cal songs in English. French and Ger
man, enhances the effect of her num-
bers by wearing picturesque and ap-
propriate- national costumes.
Nine. Gadski has been again engaged
at an increased salary to sing the Wag-
merriam prima donna roles at the Metro
politan opera house, New York Ham,
merstein was very anxious 10 secure
the divas services. but Conried held a
prior claim. Previous TO the opening of
the season Manager Conried has con-
sented to her making a short concert
tour. 1t Will extend to California and
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
Nor A READING COMMUNITY

The town of Charleroi. Pa, has a
Carnegie library in which there are
several thousand volumes. and the town
is roundly taxed to support the institu-
ton. Last year, according to a report
by the librarian just made public. there
was one solitary patron of the library
The librarian expressed the opinion
that the people of the town were so
much interested In roller skating, base
ball games, bridge whist and poker
that they had no time for books.-Sa-
vannah, (Ga.) News.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

schools, clubs and other places. And
iooKlng forward. there Is much work
that waits to be done.
The federation work In promoting
peace day observance. May Is. has been
widely successful some of IL going
over into June. Isolated teachers could
not get peace literature promptly, and
these are making peace the subject OF
the closing exercises The Hague
peace conference is popular topic
with the graduates who must write
essays. 1t looks as II the movement
Tor the observance Of peace day had
made a clean sweep OF the state, so far
as tne schools are concerned.
'"One of the clubs prepared An an
proprlate program for May II and in
yited the teachers and pupils Of the
schoois 10 come to the club and listen.
Another gave literature to every teach
ef and made peace flag for the
school by sewing a white border on
the national flag
: 1t proved to be harder to discover
peace songs than to plan all the rest
OF the programs
Baroness Alexandra CripenberS wbo
has Just been elected 10 the parlia-
ment OF Finland. received the largest
vote OF any candidate nominated bv
the old Finnish party. Another woman
who got big vote and was elected
was sMinna Silanpaa, president OF the
servants union. She was nominated
Ry the socialists but was supported
by women of all parties, because of
her broad knowledge of conditions af-
fecting working women
Mrs Hedwig Gebhard is the only one
of the 19- women elected whose hus-
band is also member OF parliament
He heartily favored his wife's can
didaey.
Women's clubs throughout CALIFORNIA;
are invited to communicate news OF
their organizations to this departmens
of ha