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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
PREPARING THE FORCES
FOR CLEANING UP DAY
President Mccarthy OF
Building Trades to Con-
suit With Committee

President Mccarthy of the Building
Trades Council and President George
Dufey of the Board of Public Works
will consult tomorrow with the con-
tractors committee regarding the mar
shaling OF forces and handling or
teams on cleaning up day. President
Mccarthy has been requested 70 act on
the contractors committee and give IL
the benefit OF his experience as the
head OF a great union body.
President Duffey OF the Board Of
Works is anxious to have the work OF
street cleaning continued as long as
tnere is necessity for IL, and has some
good ideas regarding the disposition
of debris in line with system out
lined by the Board OF Works. The Re-
pair Association with a view 10 Sc
curing harmonious and effective action
sent out letters to all Of the con-
tractors urging them to present their
plans to the general committee az an
early date The following letter was
then sent to President Mccarthy:
Mr. p H. Mccarthy. President Building
Trades Council-Dear Sir: AT the meeting OF
the contractors committee. 70 which eounifres
has been assigned the disposition OF teams ana
material and the marshaling Of the forces ro-
the proposed cleaning OF San Francisco next Sun
day IL was unanimously voted that y0u Be re-
quested 20 act on this committee. ana M r q
Lloyd secretary OF the committee. was re-
quested 10 cali on you before the next meeting,
10 be held On Friday, March /. at z p m. az
TO Market street. and lay before you general
outline OF the proposed plan. IN order that you
could advise the committee 70 the method
which should be adopted in the disposition OF
the forces.
Ike request has been made 70 Ar. o. A.
Tveitmoe. and II is sincerely hoped taat yeu
will endeavoT 10 spare the time next Friday %
be In attendance at the meeting. Respectfully
yours, STREET REPAIR ASSOCIATION.
All volunteers not otherwise pro-
vided for in the assignments are re-
quested to report to c. ]. Wood al the
Mint building. and they will be as
signed as they may desire 10 the Diff
ferent districts.
The committee is trying 70 arrange
for a special detail at North Beach
and any one who desires TO help out
in that section is requested to COM
municate with the Repair Association
headouarterg
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
LEGISLATORS OF FUTURE
MAY co JUNKET TING too
Present Assembly Refuses
to Take Joy From
Successor
KILLS CHANDLER BILL
Trips Do Little Good but
Do Little Harm Is
One Argument
KILLS CHANDLER BILL
CALL HEADQUARTERS,
100. EIGHTH STREET.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 27.-A bill de-
signed to discourage the junketing
habit came up for final passage in the
Assembly today, and the result, 2e ayes
to IS noes. showed that the generous
statesmen of the present session are
possessed OF the unse1fsh desire to let
things to which they fell heir.
Chandler of Fresno was the author
of the Objectionable measure 1t pro-
yided that a committee of three should
be appointed by the Governor ninety
days before each legislative session to
Investigate State institutions and make
report to him Of their condition and
needs. Stanton of Los Angeles made
noisy objection. He wanted to make
his own examination OF State institu-
tions.. Davis OF Hollister replied quietly
that under the present system much
must be taken on faith and that 1t
would be better to rely on the repor.
OF three men who had devoted months
to their investigation than TO base leg
islation on the work Of members whose
investigation had been limited to a few
hours.
Transue OF Los Angeles frankly de.
clared his belief that the only proper
thing TO do was to permit every mem
Der OF the Legislature to visit every in
stitution maintained by the State This
bill" he declared, ''is direct slap at
the integrity of this body and the In
tegrity of the management of our State
Institutions"
Grove Johnson did not feel the blow
This is the first time" he said, "that
the gentleman from Los Angeles ever
stood against a bill to enable the Gov
ernor or any one else to give job to
another man. / believe in junketing
trips. They please the members, and
while such trips do not do much good,
they do not do much harm"
The speech of the Sacramento veteran
was a trifle illogical, but before he got
through he made IL plain that he ia
vored the bill.
Forbes of Inyo struck the high notes
as he defended junkets. He feared the
measure at issue would make members
of the legislature mere automatons,
and thus destroy their independence
There was no programme on the bill
and all members voted as they pleased
San Francisco's representatives went on
record as follows:
Aye7McKeon=1.
Noes-Barry, Beban, Beckett, Boyle,
Coghlan, Cullen, Fisher. Fratessa
Hartmann. Kelly. Kohlman, Strohl,
Thompson, Toomey. yogei. wessling
and Wilson-i7.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
JUDGES FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Bill Providing Four More VIII Pass
the House

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 27.-Assembly-
man Barry's bill giving San Francisco
four ADDITIONAL Superior Judges re-
eeived As out of II votes in the Assem-
bly, today. but this was not enough,
as the constitution provides that the
number OF judg ges can be Increased
only by two-thirds vote of the Legis-
lature. Otis of Alameda and Percival
of Lodi cast the negative votes
Percival obligingly moved for a re-
consideration and the bill will prob
ably be put through tomorrow All
that is needed to insure success is a
large attendance.
EstudilIo's bill providing for a sup
erlntendent of State aid fund passed
by a vote of 43 to 9. 1t is proposed
that the new official take charge of
the distribution of the half million
dollars which the State now contrib
utes TO the support OF orphans and half
orphans. Estudillo contends that his
plan would save the State thousands
Of dollars every year.
Stanton's bill. appropriating 800. 900
for California exhibit at the Alaska
Yukon exposition in 1909, was opposed
by Grove Johnson, but got two more
than the necessary number of votes
Nine members said nay. They were
Fratessa, Cullen and Thompson of San
Francisco, Butler. Cornish, BirdsalI,
Forbes, Lucas and Grove Johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
WORDS. IDLE WORDS, BUT
THEY COST STATE $500
Senators Indulge in Voice
Practice at Expense
of People
NOTHING IS GAINED
Oratory Prevents Transac-
ton of Important
Business
CALL HEADQUARTERS,
1907 EIGHTH STREET

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 27.-With more
than $50 odd bills on the flies calling
for disposition. the Senate devoted all
its morning session again today to
passing pIatitudes in useless debate.
After Il had finished the aimless argu-
ments that attended the defeat Of the
Wolfe constitutional amendment limit
ing the pay OF attaches, the Senate de-
voted more than an, hour and half TO
replying 70 the contentious raised by
Sanford and Csminetti on the recon-
sideration OF the vote by which the
bin providing for the election Of United
States Senators by popular vote was re-
fused passage last week. Both Can't
netti and Sanford knew that their ef-
fort could result IN nothing but words
and add 10 the burden Of a Senate that
has already our-talked itself but they
invited rather than avoided answering
FIRE. There was not one address made
that was either convincing or worth
while
The Senate costs the state somewhere
IN the neighborhood Of $500 daily, and
the decIamations this morning, .consid-
ering that they accomplished absolutely
nothing, represented a waste OF public
funds amounting to more than $500
S Stil the members have been protesting
on their honor that they mean TO be
economical and are not Intentionally
eEtravsg giant
When the motion 70. consider the
measure providing for the election Of
the United States Senators by direct
vote was lost the Senate was hungry
and took q recess until 2.30 p. m. to- eat
Members Of the majority expressed
great dissat abstraction with the doings
of the morning and predicted that more
than seventy legislative days would be
necessary TO wind UP the session If. the
ting continued.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
RAILROAD BEATS LABOR
Bin to Prevent Importation Of Strike
Breakers Fails to Pass

Breakers Fails to Pass
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 27.-Organized
labor met z rebuff today in the Assem-
bly, The Devlin BILL designed 10 pre-
vent the importations Of gangs of
armed men like those brought into
California last fall by Strike Breaker
Farley, failed OF passage By a vote of
p ayes 70 Zs noes. Among those who
refused 70 support a bill Endorsed by
the big labor organizations of the State
were Stroll and Thompson Of San Fran
cisco, both OF whom were Endorsed by
The Union Labor party in the last cam
paign.
Devlin explained that the bill. by
compelling the licensing OF detectives
and permitting only well-recommended
residents OF the State 20 become armed
guards, would prevent the importation
OF Farleyites.
Cutten Of Eureka announced that he
favored the principle Of the bill. but
objected 10 the feature requiring per
TnitE for armed Watchmen. He thought
this would prevent the hiring Of men to
protect property IN a moment of
emergency.
The roll call resulted as follows:
Ayes-Boyle. Chandler coghlsn. costsr. Ds-
tesss- Hertmann. Held. Hewitt. Johnson OF Sec
ramento. Kohman. Lucas. Lynch. AcEeon,
- fFlen. DTS efefS0n. NeHsiinc. WllEon-x4.
Noes-BsXter. Bell. Berry Butler. Case Cogs-
vel, Cornish. cutten. Estudifio, johnson Of San
Diego. Leeds, Mcclellan. Mcconnell. Perciyal.
Pierce. Pyle. Root. Sackett. Spsulding, Stanton,
Stroll, Thompson of San Francisco. Thompson OF
los Angelea Transue. Walsh. Weske. Whitmore,
Wyatt and Speaker Beardslee-2s.
Devlin changed his vote and gave no
tice OF reconsideration, but as Jere
Burke IS opposed to the bill its chance
OF resuscitation IS deemed exceedingly
remote.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
ooALrxGA DIVISION FIGHT.
Effort TO Let Fresno People Vote on
Separation Defeated


Separation Defeated
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 27.-Miller Of
Visalia was in harness and eager for
the fray when the bill BY which Kings
County intends 70 deprive Fresno Of
the Coaiinga oil fields came UP for
consideration IN the Senate this after
noon. Belshaw Of Contra Costa Of
fered an smendrnsnt to the bill which
provided that the Fresno people in
the district 10 be annexed vote for the
division. tfta
Curtin OF Sonora thought the amend
ment would make the bill unconstitu-
ti6naL Miller said the same thing and
declared that Fresno had originally re-
fused the suggestion Of holding an
election on the proposed division and
was agreeing 10 il as a lest resort
On the eve OF defeat
Belshaw said he vas wiling 70 with
draw the amendment and put the di-
vision 70 q vote on the floor at once.
Miller said he could not be ~buffaloed"
and was willing 10 fight il out as Bel
shaw suggested
Belshaw was finally permitted to
withdraw the amendment, after Cart
wright. who is in charge Of the Fresno
forces, had given notice that he would
introduce a similar one The matter
was made q special order for next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28

day morning, has. Joined the Down
and Out Club" but he is not the sort
of lad who will stay down without try
ing to get up again.
Remember that the contest closes
next Saturday night and that all votes
must be in The Call office or on the
way there by mail or express by 10
p. m. OF March g
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
DEFIES ORDER OF COURT
and KIDNAPs HIS CHILD
Longshoreman Arrested on
Charge of Striking His
Wife's Sister

OAKLAND. Feb. 27.-Alonzo 5. Rod
gers. a iongshoreman, was arrested IN
Berkeley today On complaint OF Mrs.
Rose Siiverfoote, who alleges that
Rodgers struck her IN the face while
she was attempting 10 prevent him
from kidnapping his little child. Some
time ago Rodgers separated from his
wife and q few days later he kidnapped
the little one and took II 70 San Ls-
andre
Being compelled BY the courts 70 re-
turn the child 10 It's mother, Rodgers
watched his chance and this afternoon
again stole the chifd. which was IN
charge OF his wife's sister. In taking
the child. Rodgers is alleged 70 have
struck Mrs Siiversoote. and sns az
once swore 10 a complaint charging
him with battery.
After gaining possession OF the child
Rodgers ed 70 Point Richmond. where
he left the tot. and was on his way IA
this city when he was arrested nj
Berkeley BY Detective Flynn. Soon
after being booked az the police sta
tion Rodgers was released on bonds
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28

any time on either Friday or Saturday.
Another meeting viii be held On Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock 20 conaplsts
the arran gsments Of the different sec
tions. Among the organizations rep
ready referred 20. were the Ordsr OF
the Eastern Star: the Frauen Versin,
or German Benevolent Society; tbs
Forward Movement OF the Richmond
district. the Contemporary Club. the
South Park Mothers Club. the United
Artisans. the California Club. the Tsls-
graph Hill Neighborhood Association.
the Daughters Of California Pioneers,
the Council OF Jewish Women and the
teachers OF the Commercial High
School
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
APPOINTMENTS BY GrLLErr

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 27-Governor
Gillett will announce the following ap-
pointments: e. A. Warren, trustee Chico
Normal School. vice Reed; A 3. Cass,
trustee Los Angeles Normal School, vice
Anderson; NJ. L. Ward, trustee San
Diego Normal School, reappointed: A.
c. Tibbitts, harbor master, Eureka, four
years, vice Barnum
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
OPPOSE SUNDAY WORK
Pastors Urge Selection Of Some other
Dar for Cleaning

Many pastors % seal churches at
tended a meeting yesterday and signed
the following protest against the Sc
lection OF Sunday fer Hcleaning-up
Day:
In view e ne proposed use q S1nday z
public ''srrssr-clenninE cay and r1e 7ublisned
statements rhst Lhe rIiulE-f-S - ne crT 90
not object; and Els0 n V1eW - ne cc1cerFed
EFFORT 10 erlis- 11z c11drsz q e1e eiry n ne
proposed effort Loru1gh ne rnnLle seaool1. and
In view OF rns crsr rurvlrr11 oo-1 fet a1d
publicly expressed ~ many minister's e san
Francisco that scch uss q SrndEy - FtoiatioP,
OF Divine purpose E11 se-18aEiT eeIrt-e11ai 4
the spiritual and zorzI w=l1Ere e 11- ctlys Ent'
furthermore, II view e Tie fErr r1E- While the
streets OF the etry sadly q ICED q clesn-
ing set no such ro11tr1c1 exists - demands
such prsjudicial exTreE-rTs ne
Therefore the unde7sig1s pas-ars q churches
ia san Francisco while exprsss1g on appfe-
ciatlon OF every sdCrr Taieh pr01iEes ne vel
fare OF our city and declaring ocr loTaity %
every righteous movement f5z t1s be1snr tnere-
Of DO, hereby place ourselves On record n pro
test against the proposed sec1iA-i1ar-ol Or sun
day bT making II a public oecasio1 for cleaning
the eirT streets
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
THIRTY DAYS, NOTICE

Through an error In transmission.
The call was made to say yesterday
mat bill Just signed by the Gov
ernor extended the length of notice that
landlord must give to change of
lease TO sixty days. As a matter of
fact. 1t should have been thirty days.
the bill extending the time from fifteen
days.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28

ROBBERY IN MARKET sTREET-Thieyes
entered the store of the Williams Hardware
Company at 1925 Market street early yesterday
morning and stole goods worth siO0 Entrance
was gained through rear window.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28

A G. Bane Howard NJ Z.
h Fl. Bel, FIRST L. P.
al n Be7ier Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
A. A. BUrleigh. Bethel 81. z
G. z. Rurlinzaule. First Baptist
81. D. Connolly. 81. Paul's r. C.
T. A. Dosas. 3fizpah Presbyterian
c. Z Dunbar. Covenant Baptist
c. R. Fisher. SIate S. 5. Sec
". J. Fisher. First Cumberland PresoEcerian
J. ". Calvin, Holy Cross r. G..
J. G. Gibson Emmanuel Baptist
Z. II. Hadloek. First English Lutheran
P L. C. Hansen. Danish Lutheran
George A Housa, Grsee a. Z
z. g. Keith. EpWortk a. Z
ID. o. Kelley, Protestant Episcopal
J. H. KELLEY. Third Baptist
Bradford Leavitt. First Unitarian
Cecil Aarrack. St stephens EpisccpaL
]. NJ McElhinaey, Holly Park Presbyterian.
]. F. MeGinty. Holy Cross R. c.
James Muir, salvation Army.
". T. Parker. OliFet Presbyterian
S c. Paterson. Bethany Congregationaiist-
Gustav Peitsch, German Baptist
G.. A Reeder, Hamilton NJ. p.
]. Rowell. Mariners Church
p Ryan. Holy Cross r c.
B. p Sargent. Olivet Congregationalisf.
L ]. sawyer. Hamilton Sqnare Baptist.
E X. StrOng Trinity Presbyterian.
J. B. Travis Bethel Baptist
j. s. Thomas. Howard Presbyterian
Guy l. Wallis. s. Mary, the Virgin ~
c. u. Warner. Trinity y. =.
G. ". White. Wesley NJ. g.
l. 7. White, ST. Pauis Presbytsrian.
z. R. Willis. NJ. T.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
DIRECTORY Of SAN FRANCISCO FIRMS

MARYLAND CASUALTY co. OF Balti-
more-H. B. WINDSOR & CO. genI
agts.. Mutual Saw. Blk. bldg. Temp. 1884
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28

REID BROS, architects. 2S25 Cough
st. Tel. West 60O1
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11
THE ERUPTION OF MoKuAwEowEo.

reported from the hau side of the island of Hawaii
its
signifies the
be writ abotn
repondence with mainland
tourist be stained disclosures taken m
writers to make the
that which Honolulu interests of the
group benefited rather presence of nature
nlander
cosy little family of islands like the
them that Mokuaweoweo
the smallest New England state
there 1t not likely
Honolulu
th present disturbance York
o phen
In conclusion let the Advertiser
small
or New Workers who have visited Niagara there
which leaves abiding
as that which is volcanicc in elton
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11
BUSINESS, NOT POLITICS.

getting politics.
economically and well knows how While politics
offend by compelling him days labor days
because that the might not Sans ticket Now being
efficiency
will
Republican will
possibly could
of
the polls
With politics police
millennium This situation
What
politicians machines but honest workers and clean
his little Territorial community where political interests all local.
drilling ogrolng
This
hopeful the Republican
reinqushed politics
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11
UNDEFENDED HAWAII.

The and Navy authority development
Of dee
be taken hand without further delay And speaking awai
in particular that defective Qualifications
Hawaii
o America
the residents could the broasids of
Pearl Iartor naval
simple has built a
provided that inland bay with
preliminary
Pearl Hato
Honolulu
of this work accomplished while
in and
Navy departments have concealed
dspeased
of
formidable a
fleet that the Pacific wealth.
eventually millions
OWL
which o
would
Washington would Hawaiian military
ether Many dato board action
President
community been work And this brings
President could be deeply
those values which Defense
ved with both and naval station.
him with point7
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11
PANPACIFIc CONGRESS.

Inc of the Panpacfc
OF the
duty of all members of the United States
nome manufactures Aside
yet little line while
come TO her dusaly the
follow Hawaii
tourists much anything
Residents OF mainland
speak well or ill of the place Hawaii hospitality
be doubt of the
discuss the the localities
Hawaii place of meeting has been
central
to gathering
Pacific ahascommecal political,
quick
for consus though should
could be ordered by the department.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11
A CHANCE FOR THE RICH

Judge Dole plea for children hospital Honolulu
through private philanthropy There of
ihed this
capital be supplied
subject wealthy
view OF the ewh
locality
keepth memories SCREEN
notably by Charles R. Bishop, NJ
r. Jones' Oahu College of
hospitals beaut to
of musical
churches
Honolulu would of
of beautiful well a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11
IAUKEA AND THE JOB CHAsERs.

who Sheriff Iauka had into
politicians,
the which he Col Iaukea whole office
extending public
his ideals
which
archives The held temptations
politics degree
but the his the public
administer accordingly There in while lauk
had charge, had swollen payroll following daf
pendent Republicans him that he would
Believing
Republicans
him pi
dull backing would
police spo
and his fn' Do these public
buncomef If they counting without aukea.
But let be understood supposed
that Sheriff will
To get rid old eviet
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11

A Sheriff
Oahu instantly police automatically
provide another familiar with the be done There
the old
make desirable
be
suppose appointments Democrats and independent
his
pos system opening
elected for and aukea the taken such
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11

wireless teegaphy
would well
public the
that Marconi
theories them
developed the idea bring
valuable But Macon has been his
than inventor The ''Co Marconi
French
had
untold
cable the will
satisfactorily
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11

ilo OF
there
and what having
ese'
that % with Wood
the member
days in the of
district Colorado
and for Having obtained pledges
those States well as of California and securing
of be yeasy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11

lanianaole and Kapiolani Estate. Ltd,
which restrained any disposal of the
shares OF Kalanianaole in the corpora
ton named, pending the determination
Of the suit.
Kinney, Mechanism & Derby have
fled replications to the answers OF w.
r. Castle and Kapioiani Estate. Ltd.
In the foreclosure suit OF Allen ct al.
V. Achi ct al.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11
COURT ITEMS.

A. S. Humphreys for plaintiff in
Mills v. Walker has fled an affidavit
In opposition to defendants applica-
ton to establish his bill OF exceptions.
1t goes to show that the bill deals with
matters that occurred in Honolulu Dis
trict Court and not before the Circuit
Judge from whom the appeal to the
Supreme Court is taken.
Judge Lindsay dissolved the temper
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11

Mosquitoes troublesome
who a
mosquito detail backed supported by ample
householders bill the with
Oiled
lots people forget
l. own yagain
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11

The Assouan DAM which Egypt from lean
the
mpounding to
of only
partially fertizes
%
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11

People arrested bal
take notice Formerly the bail all the
II was farmd out by month
finding their into the public
not his cash,
stand trial The rule wholesome
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-11

When Hawaiian volcanoes start earthquakes and eruptons
other the
community interest between Kauea
Mokuaweowo the
Norway Baltimore Pennsylvania
places as well as all his