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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-19
GLOOMY STUDENTS
TO BE PRISONERS
FOR THREE MONTHS

Insurrection is brewing in the student
BODY Of Georgetown College, and the
end OF the st. Patrick's Day escapade
Is not YET, according TO those whose
loyalty To Ireland's patron saint made
them prisoners today.
Although liberal douches of cold water
were thrown in the face of anarchy by
the Rev. David HillhOuse 3uel last
evening, when two students, said To be
leaders Of the insurgents, were sum
marty expelled from the historic Jesuit
INSTITUTION the warning spirit Of the
students viii not subside,
Today there was 4 very o,lIet student
Douy at the college. The young men
were not permitted 10 leave the build
iiiS' Pipes and cans Of tobacco were
oLd"n forth and fOndled, gazed upon,
Sll L replaced The students dug their
Hahds deep into their pockets. wore Iona
faces, ana peered wistfuIIv on on th9
iiPuS. Many gathered in small knots
III the corridors and waiting rooms.
Two Are Expelled.
Last evening Edward G. Mccormick
of Albany. n. y. and John P. Keobart
OF Charleston, w. Va, PREPARATORY stu
dents in the academic department uar.
S4PeAed from the college. Their trunk
ndu preceded them and they were re
qusted 10 hurry out OF Tia con6Dss n.
the institution. The expulsion OF thes,
alleged in5urgent generals was q rner,
preface 10 the work which the f-.cuItr
mapped out FOR itself ia the mat er o
bringing the oveTzealous youths to time
Inc junior class was ordered before tn,
ptelect- More fOrcetul language thar
was employed by Father BueI NAV h.
USED this GEAR, but no junior Of George
town expects 20 hear II. In a few an
ana Well-turned phrases the prefe-t toll
the ladies just what he thought o
tEep and what he did not think o
them. He then sent them back 10 quar-
tiers with the parting shot that for IA
next three months they would not onl,
FORM no part OF the + street promenade
but would know Of that daily pagean
by mere hearsay. Gone ara the extr.
privileges. Friendship between tn
''pTofs' and "steWs'' has vanished Il
thin air. ana each 90 their individual
WAY Wit hnuf arrharlr-.. Of r--ootirrr-
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-Con.

G. X. HAMMERSMITH & CO.,
DIG GOLDEN GATE AV NEAR VAN NESS
LIST YOUR BUSINESS. WE SELL. OR TRADE
MUST SELL; OFFER WANTED; so rooms;
low rent; big income; A PICK UP.
S6O0 CASH will buy a "a room hotel In the
bUhNED DISTRICT; easy payments; SNAP
HOTEL CORNER, NEW; SO rooms; clears
$lo0; nne location; terms.
Soo9-lo ROOM FLAT; furniture cost $1,000;
near Van Ness; terms; A SNAP
CAND1 STORE, STATIONERY and CUT-
LEhf; near large school: CHEAP.
ly: SNAP.
CALL ON US FOR OTHER BARGAINS.
UNION INVESTMENT CO.,
~ Market st.-Room 20I.
Pictlre frame and art store clears $500 per
month; price SS00 full value.
Meat market. with good fixtures and large
trade IN good location; big bargain II sold this
week.
Cigar stand; downtown corner near Market;
rent So with lease: busy place; good stock
bargain for 1915
S22o-Grocery and notion store; rent $50; liv-
ing rooms.
Creamery and dairy produce; rent s25; neat
little store with good trade; price $3.50
UNION INV. CO.. S32 Market ST.
PRACTICAL shoe manufacturer. with business
started wants working partner with capital to
enlarge business; fine opportunity for bright
man: references. Inquire 1872 22d st.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore St
near Post.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-21

FOR sale-Complete up TO date slaughter and
meat packing plant; constructed in 1906; re-
ceiyed by foreclosure of mortgage; offered for
sale at sacrifice; Is land 3 story build
ing. ice plant. coolers. S. T.. railroad siding
everything complete; splendid investment. For
particulars inquire EDW. A. ELLSWORTH,
Niles. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-21

CAPABLE businessman with 81, 100 secure
large interest IN high class manufacturing and
commission business; salary $50 month, be-
sides dividends; must be capable of taking
full charge of plant present manager to take
outside work for the firm: you can not find
better opening than this business in fine fnan-
cial condition BAIRD q PETERSON, 951
Fillmore st.
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HoRsEs. HARNESS AND wAGoNs

AAA-HoTse, wagon, so harness., 800 up rIe n15Se'
buggy. harness. $50 up; pony, saddle, bride,
$50 up: big mares, mules and plOw horses. SO
up: second hand delivery top wagons. $25 up;
phaetOns, buggies and wagons, $40 up; plow
harness. 50 up; Shetland ponies and outfits; so
head Of horses on hand for sale or trade. Open
Sunday. Auction Wednesday, December %, at
IL a. m. 565 4th St, Oakland.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
CA WELL KNOWN MFR, 40
YEARS RESIDENTp DESIRES ASSOCIATION
OF A CONSERVATIVE, ENERGETIC AND
COMPETENT COMMERCIAL MAN OF HIGH
STANDING; OBJECT. TO FLOAT AN EN-
TERPRISE TO MANUFACTURE AND MAR
kET STAPLE LINE OF HIGH CLASS
GOODS DEMANDED IN EVERY FAMILY; is
ENTIRELY NEW AND AN ABSOLUTE MO-
NOP0LY: THE PROFITS EXCEED 200 PER
CENT; WHOLESALE AND EXPORT: HAVE
OVER S25. 600 IN GOODS. INCLUDING MA
CHINERY TOOLS and APPROPRIATENESS: I:
EVERYTHING READY FOR ACTION; ALSO
PATENTS GUST ISSUED). COPYRIGHTS:
NO DEBTS, AND TO THE MAN THAT
MAKES GOOD" HIS TERMS ARE NINE;
WILL REQUIRE FROM $1,000 TO sI0,o0o
PART CASH. TO GET STARTED. FULLEST
INVESTIGATION TO PRINCIPALS ONLY
AT PERSONAL INTERVIEW. ADDRESS
''MANUEACTURER, -
BOX 2sT0. CALL OFFICE, OAKLAND.
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

where best bargains found in hotels, apart
ment and lodging houses, fats
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"BE YOUR OWN BOSS"

DE lOUh OWN bOSS,
tEITHER SEX, OR MAN AND WIF'E) CAN
SECURE THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR A
HIGH CLASS LINE OF MONOPOLY GOODS,
NEW AND. DEMANDED IN EVERY FAMILY
JUST THE THING FOR MAIL ORDER
BUSINESS; BIG PROFITS; GOODS FUR
$1,000 REQUIRED.
BOX 2s72. CALL OFFICE, OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-21

$l.l00 buys only millinery store In town together
with stock of ladies' furnishing goods and no
tons; best location in town: store. living rooms
and water only $40 month; Al place for good
milliner; good reasons for selling; only those
meaning business need communicate. Box IL,
jamestown. Tuolumne county. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-21

LADY wants a lady partner for office business.
with capital of 500; make SIS day. Call
between 10 and o'clock. 1928 California st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-21

WELL furnished 40 room house; rent 500;
good location; all full; clearing $500 month;
one or best buys in city; price $3, 600.
APARTMENT HOUSE, 45 rooms; cheap rent
central locations; well furnished; price $1,000
CENTRAL located house, 35 rooms; rent $3.50;
well furnished; going at bargain.
DOW NTOWN house, 20 rooms; rent $3.50; good
furniture and making money: price So, 600.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-21

GOLD from the Grass Roots Send your ad-
dress at once and learn of proposition offered
10 secure interest in rich gold mine 6 miles
west of Redding. Shasta county. Mine being
developed rapidly. Rich ore and plenty~of it,
All facilities: Don't delay. Full particulars
on receipt of postal. Shasta Gold Belt Mining
Company, W. f. ARAM President Redding
nj
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09
Fails to Call Doctor
for Dying Child
Mrs. David Medley of Sacra-
menfo Arrested in Michigan
on MansIsugbfer Charge
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

PLAINWELL, Mich. Jan. s.-Charged
with rnanslaughter, Mrs. David sNeelley
of Sacramento. Cal. mother. of the 2 II
year old boy who diedshere Friday from
pneumonia. after having been treated
by Christian Scientists instead Of a
physician, is under arrest, Although
the warrant was issued and servedsyes-
terday, the fact was not made public
until this afternoon when the. coroner 5
jury camefn and requested that she be
held under $4,000 bonds This was
done. Testimony before the jury shows
that Mrs. Neelley did not call physi-
clan. although she was advised to do
so by her husband, then in California.
and by her parents, at whose home she
has been visiting.
The jury Is expected to return YER
dict tomorrow.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09
ROSEBLADE ARRAIGNED
ON CHARGE OF PERJURY
His Sworn Testimony Contradicts
Statement Made to San Jose's
Chief of Police

SAN JOSE. Jan. s.-The preliminary
examination Of Raymond Roseblade on
a charge of perjury in the preliminary
examination of B. Morgan for the mur-
der OF Frank Adams. was begun this
afternoon Justice J.. T. Wallace. Chief
of Police Carroll, Police Captain J. A.
Black and Miss Phelps, stenographer.
vera called TO the witness stand.
The testimony brought out the fact
that RosebIade had made a statement
to Chief Carroll a few hours after the
murder that to his knowledge Adams
had no weapon nor had he made any
motion to draw a weapon previous to
the shooting. This is In direct contra
diction to Roseblade,s testimony on
cath at the preliminary examination
of Morgan. The trial OF Attorney Ber-
tram Harrington for bribery grew out
OF this testimunx
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09
Friends of O'Neii Are
No Longer Privileged
Where the F allen Are
Now Imprisoned
Cell No. l6sE Abe Rnef
Cell No. ]. DaIzsIl Brown
Cell No. IA James TrsadweII
Cell No. l6l-NaIter ]. BartHstt
Cell No. IS7-LOuis Glass
Cell No. BS- Eugene E. Schmiz

Abraham Ruef. but little more
than a year ago the boss of San
Francisco, made his last des-
perate fight yesterday afternoon
to avoid the everlasting ignoniny
of Incarceration in a prison cell
and lost He spent last night in
a narrow cell at the county Jail.
hemrned in by steel bars, and
with only the memory Of his
one time power to keep him COM
pany through the long vigil OF
the, night. Ruef. the dominant
the masterful. the serene, the
sconfsr AZ human fnterfersnce. has
passed forever. In his place Is Ruef
the meek, the whipped. the felon con
Wet. the companion OF petty criminals.
The hnsl fall did not come. however.
without n struggle. and il was a strug
gle IN which Ruef summoned 10 his
aid every vestige or influences and
friendship that remained TO him.
Emissaries sought audience with every
man whose oficis position might
serve as lever in his behalf. and IL
was only with every resources ex-
haustsd- and with rhs peremptory or
der Of court placed in his hands By
determined oficer Of the law that Rusf
at last bowed his head in submission to
the inevitable.
True to his declared determination OF
vacating the order OF slisorship. mads
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09
Fire Sweeps Resort in
the High Sierra
Hotel and Summer Cottages at
Cisco Are Destroyed
by Flames
srEclA1. prspArcH TO rHE CALL

EMIGRANT GAP, Cal, Jan. s.-Cisco
was virtually wiped out of. existence
yesterday afternoon when. the, Cisco -ho-
tel. outbuildings and summer cottages
were destroyed 1t had heen reported
at the time of the recent wreck near
there that the depot had been burned,
but that report was erroneous
The hotel, frame structure. con
tanned about so rooms. including the
postoffce and a general merchandise
store. Nearly all of its contents were
destroyed. but the mails, It is said. were
saved.
The Southern Pacific company is the
sole reliance on the high Sierra for
protection in case OF fire. with the
exception of Truckee there is no city
FIRE department in this section. the
towns being too small to maintain
them. Fire trains responded to the call
from both Summit and Blue Canyon
The hotel was only 200 yards from
the snowsheds and railroad property
was in great danger. Tr-rgh the
heroic conduct OF the summit fire train
crew, consisting OF Engineer McDon-
aid, Conductor Leah and Fireman Carey.
thousands OF dollars, worth of railroad
property was saved Undaunted by the
intense heat they saved the track from
damage and the sheds were only slight
" scorched.
Cisco was noted as summer resort,
and was during the summer months a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09
ooUNTEss ENGAGES COUNSEL

LONDON. Jan s,-Rufus Daniel
Isaacs and William i. Barnard have
been retained as counsel by the coun-
tess Of Yarmouth, who was Miss Alice
Thaw of Pfttsburg. in the suit which
she has brought Tor snnulment of. her
marriage to the earl of Yarmouth The
earIs counsel will be r. Newton Crane
ana probably Sir Edward H. Carson.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09
Impairment Question No. 33
What Is Your One Best Bef7

For the most original or whest answer TO this ques
ton and the bnefer the better-The Call will pay
FIVE. DOLLARS. For the next FIVE answers
The Call will pay ONE DOLLAR each. Prize
winning answers will be printed next Wednesday
and checks mailed to the winners at once Make
your answer short and address it to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
Ans~e to
to 4 NJ Kive.2t4 Fui usurssBn
They a bluff
prrsto scott Haskn
To make Adams mouth
pdzet Q D.M Speeds
Not xhe meet m S.
siudse . A. L LoreR edwecdcs
So that they break for the word =
. A Lee
forget-hoYr
That's their business Don't meddle
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09
THE BETTER WAY
T TNQUES TIONABLY
~ we have had what looked

Ike a panic. Every one is shout
ing. return your money to the
banks. and prosperity will go on
as if nothing had happened Well
and good. but-there IS a bnsker.
better. a bulIier way to stay the
J retreat Of prosperity before It be-
comes a panic stricken rout. Let
every businessman advertise for
the next sixty days as he never
advertised before-two. three. 1--WE
fold-and force the boarded
money into circulation by the most
direct route. the most telling
method. Compel the hoarder. by
advertising the merits of your
goods. to let go his hoardinss in
exchange for the seductive attrac-
tons and the homely necessities of
daily life. :"
Robert rockingham.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09

The last lingering shadows of the
Schnitz regime disappeared yester-
day at noon, and at the same moment
Mayor Taylor in an inaugural address
to the members of the board of
supervisors, painted in simple phrases.
but none the less clearly, the gIories
5f the city TO be- From words of
retrospect that told of the dark days
Of civic corruption. calamity and stag
nation the mayor turned to point to
the future, full of promise and beckou-
ing the city forward to the achieve
nnents that viii place it once again at
the forefront Of municipalities of the
nation. While the mayor spoke shift
from the old to the new took place.
oHicisls who had turned their onices
into camps OF corruption hurried
through halls out into the day. while
men shosen to battle for great and
clean city entered and took their
places
For six years the tsint or schmftz-
ism has been upon the city. with the
elimination OF schmitz and Rnef the
greatest work had been done. but
there still remained the innunera bic
horde Of petty politicians. the rag tag
of the machine. BY chance Of fate
the final collapse Of Ruefs political
structure came on the very day Of his
transfer to the county Jail
There were the usual speeches yes
terdsy by the retiring officers and
words Of praise BY the incoming Tor
their predecessors. Clerks and depu-
ties who were TO be replaced gathered
in groups in various Offices and con-
doled with one another. while the for
runste ones who had been awarded the
political pIums exchanged congratuls-
tions while waiting for the stroke Of
y. when their oficlsl existence would
begin.
MAYOR on HAND
The changes took place without any
striking incident In the chambers of
the supervisors the retiring members
were on hand early TO greet their
successors and usher them to the
seats they are 70 occupy. Mayor Tey-
Tor was among the early arrivals and
chstted with the men who are to as
sist him in the conduct OF the munich
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09

INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
INDEX OF THE
THURspAY. JANUARY 2. Jos
WEATHER CONDITIONS

TEsTER24 Partly clo1dys northwest wind ;
uszfnun tempersture. IS: minimum, 40
FORECAST FOR ToDAY--cIoudy, unsettled,
with showers; brisk southerIy winds. Page II
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09
Heinze, Unable to Pay,
Loses Bank Control
Forced TO Surrender Mercantile
Sfockfo Gould and Cromwell
for ST, 200, 900 Claim

NEW YORK. Jan. s-Unabie to meet
payments due on his stock IN the in
stitution today. F. Augustus Hsinzs lost
control of the Mercantile national bank.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09

by far The most important project
IS the system Whereby the city nil
secure q sufficient auxiliary mater sup
ply: and for this system $5.500.000
pH be required. The citp Is non pat
ing about S3.e00.oOO annually for
Insurance and our merchants are unable
70 secure more than half the insurance
ther need. Ii IS estimated that the
installation Of This high pressure system
nil sape The oity nearly 100000
a pear N insurance premiums. 50 that
this Saving alone nil IN the course Of
fre or SIX ue0r5 pau for the phoIe
plant From Mapor Torlor's od-
dress 70 tie supervisors.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09
Mayors Inaugural Address
Tells of Glories That
Are to Come
OFFICERS SWORN IN
BY Chance of Fate Ruef Is
Hustled to Jail the
Same Day

Since the IRE some o. the streets Of
;hs city have been used by steam and
street railroad companies and are non
being used bv them TO an extent Dhich
Is df least questionable. Hon much
Of this IS legal should Be accurately
'ascertaincd. To that end recommend
the passage Of a resolution directing
fhe streets and judiciary committees.
acting 5ointlp. 10 ascertain The facts
and the Ian in regard to this and report
Their conclusions to tbs body.
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eontinued on Pase :, Column ,
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EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
csuPaign sgaiust Dsrgie and sratters. Page $
An English view Of fhe heet. Page $
smart Aeck'' from Chicago. Page s
Dcctoring The currency. Page S
BANK FAILURE
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The congressman cay they have In
formation from San Francisco to the
effect that whitewashing Invest
gation OF the charges was made By
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canlinued on PaEe 3, Column
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SUBURBAN

San Msteo game warden arrests Mayor Taylor
Of Alaneds for violation Of couDts's game laws.
bit releases him later Page g
EeTr- 9. Kieinschnidt engaged in mysterious
search II records OF the Berkeley pc
iic.- Page 8
Residents Of Alsmeds and Berkeley train
guus OF th. courthouse ring" Dargie and
pirsticsl Tribune. Page g
10acr
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EASTERN
SPORTS

with three trainers and coaches I'll. stanford
athletic prospects are not cheerful. Page 4
EmeryviIle stewards Investigating the pecuIis
running Of the choices in the first rae
yesterday. Page 4
STANLEY BstrheI signs TO 6Eht Billy Pspk
Or sny middle weight here On Washington
birthday. Page Il
rn-01
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COAST

Safe robbers caught in rooms feizuizg drunk
euness after thrilling rkht for liberty with
deputy xheri6s Page 4
( Standard jumps price Of oil IN Bakersfield ter
ritorr 70 40 cents a barrel regardless or con-
+ trsct price. Page s
Hotel and summer cottages At Cisco destroyed
b. ere. Page 1
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09

Why the Newlyweds-not to mention
the bsby-did not 60 to the opera is a
very funny series. which you'll find in the
Comic. Section Of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-09
LABOR
MINING

Mining stocks show slight gains on repor
from Nevada that men have been empioyed
tske places Of strikers Page !
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BANK FAILURE

Dunsmcor'E esrelessness snd slipshcd mesbedS
in examining hank revealed Psge
Herman Silver viii resign from bsuk commits
sion becsuse of an alleged attempt to
shift the blame for hank wreckiug 10 his
shoulders Page :
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-10-03

"HenCe it Is that In the progress Of
civilization we must move along as
trade moves; and as the foreign mis-
sons move on 1t Is through the for
cgn missions that we must expect &c
have the true picture of Christian
brotherhood presented to those natives.
the true spirit Of Christian sympathy.
That is what makes in the progress of
civilization, the immense importance Of
Christian missions. You go into China
to-day and try 10 find out what the con
dltious ere In the interior-conSult In
Hcking the gentlemen who are supposed
to know and where do they 60? They
- Mt once 10 the missionaries. TO the
men who have spent their lives far al
yauccd into the nation. far beyond the
point OF safety II any uprising takes
place aud who have learned by associa-
ton with the natives, by living with
them, by bringing them into their
houses. by hc.pin: them on to their
feet, who have learned the secret OF
what Chinese life is
Now YOU can read hooks-I have
rcao thcm--in which the missions are
described as most comfortable build
inss; and It IS said that missionaries
are living more luNurlou~'y than they
would at home, aud therefore they Do
not call for our support or sympathy
II is true that there are a good MANY
s,r1- u,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-10-03
ing a million dollars a day?

ing a million dollars a day?
Does the sugar beet grower want to
see this industry destroyed by electiny
to power the party which in Its 1908
platform distinctly pledges itself to put
sugar on the free list, and whose can
didate distinctly pledges himself to b
bound by the wording Of the platform
on which be stands?
The Democratic party proposes to de-
stroy the trust by destroying the In
dustry in which it is engaged. Ths
Republican party proposes to control
the trust by proper legislation and the
enforcement of law, and at the same
time to properly protect ard foster the
industry, which will enable our farm
ers to supply the million dollars worth
of sugar q day which our people con-
sumo