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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-04-11

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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-04-11

His Dreams were found in Paradise.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
TWO GROCERS SEEK TO
ENJ0IN UNION BOYCOTT
James Reilly and Samuel Kitz
Assert They Have Been
Damaged 5000

Suits TO enjoin the grocery clerks
union from boycotting their stores were
fled yesterday by two Guerrero street
Rrocers, James Reilly and Samuel Kftz.
II IS charged by the plaintiffs that
walking delegates from the union called
upon them and demanded that they
close their stores every evening at Z
o'olock- This they refused to do. say
ing that they were not employers of Ia
Dor. that the stores were conducted by
Themselves and wives and that to at
tend 10 the class of custom to which
they catered il was necessary TO stay
open after Z.
The next move of the union, accord
ing 70 the complaints, was to place
pfckets before the stores OF Reilly and
Kitz carrying banners bearing the
words, This store is antagonizinR the
grocery clerks union in its endeavors
10 maintain fair conditions" The store
keepers assert that they have lost much
custom in consequence, and Reilly says
in addition that his wife has become
nervous and i'll. Kitz says his wife was
called a .'scab" by one of the pickets.
Both the plaintiffs claim to have been
damaged in the sum of $500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
LOSES ON sTock

The supreme court affirmed yesterday
the judgment OF the lower court in
denying to John B. Campbell the right
70 recover stock in the Santa Maria oil
company, which had been sold for de-
linquent assessment. Campbell was the
assignee Of one Kioeckner, who sold to
the Santa Maria oil company his lease
hold on some Santa Barbara county oil
lands for 100000. to be paid in capital
stock Kloeckner, as secretary of the
corporation and one of the directors
assigned some OF his stock to Camp
bell On these certificates Kloeckner.
without authority. of the board of d.
rectors, had printed ~nonassessabIe" :"
il is on this printed statement on the
stock certificates that Campbell based
his contention that his stock could not
be sold on delinquent notice.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
GAS COMPANY ENGINEER
PROMISES BETTER SERVICE
e. G. Jones Appears at Meeting
ofs West End Better
neut Club

z. c. Jones, chief engineer of the San
Francisco gas and electric company,
addressed the members of the West
End betterment club last night at the
quarters of the organization at 1900
Haight street. The gas rate was not
discussed. The members OF the club
placed their complaints before Jones,
and he stated that extra mains were
to be laid and the service improved.
The Devisadero street main will be con-
nected with the Page street pipes in
order that the district, which now de-
rives gas from the Potrero plant alone,
may have pipe connections with the
Independent and North beach plants.
Jones also promised that the company
would leave the streets in better con-
dition than it found them.
A letter was received from A. w.
Scott Jr. of the Civic league inviting
the club to send representatives to a
meeting of the league and Improvement
club delegates Friday evening at the
California club to discuss civic i'm
provements, to suggest items for the
budget and TO consider sanitation. A
committee, composed of E. S. Solomon,
president of the club; DIR. S. d. SalfeId.
w. S. Williams, L. I. Brown and DR.,
c. NJ. Troppmann. was appointed to rep
resent the club at the meeting.
The committee was instructed to ask
for the improvement of Hayes, Turk
and McAllister streets in the district,
the isprovement of the sewers and
the erection Of a firehouse- The club
also went on record In favor of .
charter amendment providing that the
Supervisors shall be elected from wards
and not at large, as at present.
Walter r. Fischer was elected secre-
tary to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Harry Niemann. w. S. Will
liams, who had been acting secretary,
retired. It was ordered that resolutions
of sympathy be sent to Niemann's fam
lily.
Ashbury streets improvement club at
tended the meeting by special invitation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
FAILING WITH POISON,
WOMAN TURNS ON GAS
Bar Tenders Wife Successful in
Second Attempt to End
Her Own Life

Failing 70 end her life by swal-
Towing 2 dose OF chloroform liniment
Mrs. Laura Stoddard, aged 35 years.
wife Of Edward StOddard, a bar tender
living at 1894 O'Farrell street, turned
on the gas in her room early yester-
day morning while her husband was in
search of a physician. The latter act
caused her death a few hours later.
Stoddard returned from his work
sbout I:30 o'clock yesterday morning
and on entering his room found his
wife suffering severely from the dose
of chloroform lininent. He immedi-
stely administered lime water TO her
and hurried out in search of DR.. John
& Newton Of 2092 O'Farrell street.
On returning to Stoddards home the
two were Mortified 10 find the woman
living on her bed with a gas tube be-
fwcen her lips. The woman was then
unconscious and every effort was made
10 save her life. but she expired at
$50 o'clock.
According TO StOddsrd his wife was a
sactim Of suicidal mania. He claimed
the woman had made repeated threats
10 end her life during the past several
months. The tragedy yesterday was
1ne result Of her first attempt to carry
out her several threats.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
AGED MERCHANT
LOSES BOTH LEGS
LIeweIIyn TOzer Tossed Back
ward and Forward Be-
tween Two. Streetcars

Knocked backward and forward be-
tween Polk and Darkin streets. car No.
1880 and Chutes car in Mission be-
tween Twenty eighth and Twenty
ninth streets yesterday morning,
LIewellyn Tozer. aged SO years and q
former merchant of Sacramento, was
finally knocked TO the ground and the
Chutes car passed over both legs i'm
1nediately above the ankles. The in
5ured man was removed TO St Luke's
hospital, where II was found necessary
10 smputate both legs. Or. Wallace J.
Terry. who performed the operation,
says that Tozer's chances for recovery
are very slight Tozer also sustained
a fracture Of the right wrist and a
badly mashed left hand.
The aged man was crossing Mission
street and became confuseG between
the Polk and Larkin car and the Chutes
car. The latter struck him first and
Knocked him against the former coach
This car. stiil in motion. hurled the
man back against the Chutes car. which
struck him a second time, knocking
him 10 the ground. when the wheels OF
the Polk and Larl1in car passed over
his legs
Tozer lives at 1904 Union street For
several years he was prominent busi-
nessman OF Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
POLICE ARE UNABLE
TO FIND SAMUEESON
Accused Patrolmen Cannot Be
Convicted Without His
Evidence

Chief Biggy detailed several men to
locate j. d. Samuelson, keeper of lodg
ing houses at TIP Kearny street and
"A Turk street, who has not been seen
since Sunday, but they have not been
successful, and it is generally believed
that Samuelson Is on his way to New
York. His attorney, Maurice Asher, ad-
mits that Samuelson has left the city,
but says he does not know his present
address. 1t was reported yesterday
that Sanuelson had sold his interests
in the two lodging houses.
The chief admits that he had pre-
pared affidavits to be sworn to by Sam
uelson regarding his charge that the
seven policemen and two sergeants sus-
pended last week extorted money from
him, but Samuelson disappeared before
he was asked to swear to them The
suggestion to have the affidavits was
made to him, so the chief says, by
Sergeant Donovan, one of the accused
men. Without the aff1davits there Is
absolutely no case against the seven
men and two sergeants. In the cases of
Policemen Evatt and Behan there is
the marked coin for which Samuelson
gave the chief a receipt. The cases
will come up for trial tomorrow night.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
INJUNCTION HOLDS
MORALISTS AT BAY
District Attorney Foiled in Plot
to Drop Curtain at the
Central
Thaw and Shaw Compared as
Exp0nents of Naughtiness
in Life and Art
CAST OF CHARACTERS
In the Great Legal Drama.
Art by InjunCfiOn

Art triumphed at the Central the
ater last night. Those great Ameri-
can virtues of homicide and paretic
domesticity also scored, for Superior
Judge Seawell issued an injunction
during the afternoon restraining Dis
Police Biggy from interfering with
that lucid masterpiece, The Million
aires Revenge" Ga moving picture OF
the Thaw case), which Ernest Howell
is producing this week
Langdon, his morality specialist Po-
liceman Joe Redmond and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney D. C. Deasy visited the
show Monday night. They were so
violently shocked that Langdon warned
Howell that he would stop the per-
formance last night. The district at
torney objected to the perpetuation OF
the Thaw case on the stage.
But In the meantime Howell and his
attorneys, A. w. Bradley and Leo G.
Lennon, secured an injunction to keep
the ruthless. hands of the, district at
torney and the police department from
this delicate presentment OF the glory
OF Matteawan manhood.
The Mfllionaire's Revenge is more
moral than anything Shaw or 1bsen
ever wrote and is of baking powder
immaculateness compared to most OF
Shakespeare's," said Howell.
Langdon said he had not seen Mrs.
Warren's Profession so did not know
of its morality.
Last night Deasy. Bond and Warrant
Clerk Mark Noon and Redmond, the
moralist, went to the Central to
pinch" the house. They were stopped
by Attorney Lennon with the injunc-
ton.
Now" suggested Lennon affably,
we'll go in and see the show
L won't see it again" cried the
tempted Deasy. Great God! I saw it
last night"
In justice to Deasy, Noon and Red
mond they only stayed for one act, the
first-which is said to be the worst
Behind the scenes the actors waited
patiently for the. patrol wagon that
never came.
When a reporter wearing fire
badge tapped at the door of Miss Laura
Hudson's dressing room that artistic,
who is the "Enameline Daw" of the
play. thought that she was under ar
rest. She threw a pink kimono on and
prepared for the worst, which proved
to be an interview. She didn't think
the play was naughty
The injunction issued by Judge Sea-
well is returnable Friday. 1t does not
restrain Sheriff Dolan from landing on
art, so Langdon may turn to him to-
day
In the meantime the company Is
preparing for next week. A bulletin
board announces: Rehearsal for Life
of A Actress 10 a. M
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
COMPLAINTS OF WINEMEN
CARRIED TO WASHINGTON
Investigation of Grievances Has
Been Completed by Agents
of the Government

The commissioner of internal revenue
at Washington has ordered an investi-
cation of the grievances Of the sweet
wine producers of California after
years of protest from the winemen and
conflict with the local revenue officials.
Collector A. E. Muenter and Revenue
Agent Bert NJ. Thomas have completed
an investigation of the complaints of
the wine growers, undertaken at the
plants, and shortly will go to Washing
ton to lay the facts they have secured
before the commissioner. They will
also be accompanied by several repre-
sentatives of the sweet wine interests
of the state.
The dispute has arisen from the en-
forcement of the revenue regulation re-
quiring the sweet wine producers to
separate their brandy distilleries from
the sweet wine plants. The winemen
say this would be a great and needless
expense. If it is proved that the wine
men are not violating the law so far
as using brandy for commercial pur-
poses other than as a preservative the
government regulation will probably be
suspended to meet their requests.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
HEAD CONSUL OF
WOODMEN COMING
|. |. Boak to Be Guest OF Honor
at Reception to Be Given
Friday Night

1. L Boak, head consul of the Pacific
World, will arrive in this city Friday
morning from Denver and will be the
guest of honor at reception that
evening at Dreamland rink, at which he
will be the principal speaker. Besides
Boak's address the following program
will be rendered:
Selections, Williams choral society,
selections, California quartet; tenor
solo; recitations, Professor B. S. Burns;
soprano solo, Miss Birdie Calish; Mas
ter Gehl Albert. the boy violinist, will
play several of Ernsts Hungarian
Melodies"
Consul Boak is recognized as one of
the most entertaining officials of the
Woodmen, and a large audience is an
ticipated.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

and Buchanan streets, on February
Is and took some coin out of the cash
register. 1t was shown that Mcdonald
had insisted upon selling the grocers
ticket for the widows and orphans
ball, and had taken the coin out of the
register.
Detective Sergeant Robert r. Gra-
ham has been presented by his friends
in the Mission. where he labored for
many years, with a handsome gold
star, and the commissioners were asked
to allow him to receive it. Permission
was granted and the chief will pin it
on Graham's breast this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
ROOM THIEVES BUSY

w. 3. Schmulian slept with his friend.
Irwin A. Simon. at 1899 Polk street
Monday night, and when he awoke yes
terday morning he found that $55 had
been taken from the pockets of his
trousers.
Thieves entered the room occupied by
B. and Lem Rice at 12sA O'Farrell street
early yesterday morning and 1850 and
a pair of diamond cuff buttons valued
at $50 were taken from their pockets.
The dressing room of Jules Weiniaw-
ski, who conducts private gymnasium
at 1858 Clay street, was entered Mon
day and $35 and cigarette case stolen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
California Promotion Committee
(ORGANIZED Iqo1 \

II ANILElU I3UZ-I
"PROM0TfON-The act OF promoting. .d~>r--
ment: encouragement-"- Century Dicfionsrv
The California Promotion COMMITTEES haa eo-
its object the PROMOTING OF California a
whole lt has nothing to sell It's energies are
devoted 70 fostering all things that have the
IL gives reliable Information on everv su5iecf
connected with the industries OF California II
OF new industries and invites Desirable fnm7srss
tion- II IS not an Employment Agency aIthou0h
ir gives Information regarding labor conditiors
fields or business and professional activity mis-
committee Is supported BY popular subscrinfio.
Affiliated with the committee are f6O CONNER
cial organizations OF the state with remnsr
snip OF over SoOoo Meetings are held semi.
annually in different parts OF California ~Ss~.
matters OF state interest are discussed. Head
quarters or the committee are maintained In
SQUARE CORRESPONDENCE INVIrEn e'-o'
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
EX-CHIEF WHITMAN
TURNED DOWN AGAIN
Commissioners Deny His Appli-
cation to Be Restored to
the Police Force

The police commissioners at their
meeting yesterday received another ap-
plication from ex-Chief G. w. Whitman
to be reinstated in his rank as captain
In the department, but the application
was denied on the ground that the ap-
plicant would have TO go before the
civil service board again, and that his
age was prohibitive.
Policeman Wallace S. Mcdonald was
hned $50 and reprimanded by the presi-
dent for unoff1cerlike conduct. It was
charged that Mcdonald went to the
grocery of Kockos Bros, Chestnut
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
SOLDIER FEELS CIGARMAN

During an argument with c. w. Stat
ford. proprietor Of a cigar stand at
Lyon and Greenwich streets, yesterday
morning, Frank Nader, a soldier,
hurled cigar cutter at Stafford, in
fiicting severe injuries to the latter's
head Stafford was removed to the
Presidio general hospital.u where his
wounds were dressed. Nader was ar
rested
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS for Laundry work-Offoe of
general superintendent army transport service.
San Francisco, CAL. March 21 1908. Sealed
proposals. in triplicste. for laundry work for
army transports at San Francisco, will be re-
ceived until IL a. m, April 81. 1908, and then
opened. Informa ton furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals should be indorsed
Proposals for Laundry Work Army Transports -
addressed to general superintendent army trans
port service. 1855 North Point st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
BIDS HIGH OFFICIALS
TO BANQUET FOR FLEET
Mayor Taylor Wires Invitation
to Metcalf, Admiral Dewey
and GiIIett

Mayor Taylor telegraphed the follow
ing invitation yesterday to Secretary
Metcalf, Admiral Dewey and Governor
Gillett to attend the banquet to be
given in honor of the fleet:
The official committee for the reception of
the feet will give a banquet in honor of the
feet on Monday, May s. 1t Is highly desired
that you attend VIII you do sos Please an
swer- EDWARD r. TAYLOR. Mayor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
office of the Light House Engineer San Francisco.
CAL. until II O'Clock ~. April 2lst. 190s. and
then opened for constructing landing and ap-
proach, substructure and superstructure, includ
ing buildings for Carquinfz Strait Light Station
In Carquinez Straits. California. in accordance
with specifications, copies OF which. with blank
proposals and other Information. may be had
upon application to the Light House Engineer
San Francisco. California
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
A nav I'm BIo..om I.ard

and back for $500 Saratoga's Blossom
Festival will be held Saturday, March
2S, amid the sweet scented blossoms of
An opportunity for the children to en-
JOY trip to the country. Ask South
ern Pacific Agents for details
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
PUPrLs EssAY sHAkEspEARE

The dramatic society of the Lick
school viii present two of Shakes
peare's plays at the school this after
boon. The members of the junior class
VIII produce Twelfth Night while the
freshmen viii present scenes from
Julius Caesar
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
RECEPTION TO d. O. MILLS

Financiers. businessmen and pioneers
of the state will greet D. o. Mills at
IL O'Clock this morning in the rooms of
chamber of commerce. Mayor Taylor.
Mills and c. c. Moore, president of the
chamber of commerce, will speak.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

HlRSCH & kAlSERS permanent down town
store is located at 218 Post street. adjoining the
Shreve building. Bring your physicians pre-
scrption here-it will be executed with pre-
cision and accuracy and with respect for the eye
A full stock Of optical merchandise. Fillmore
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

U. s. MARINE hospital San Francisco Cal-
Office of the custodian. March Is 1905
Sealed proposals win be received at this office
until O'Clock p. m on the Both day OF
March. 1908. aud then opened for repairs TO
plastering and interior painting at this build
ing, IN accordance with specification. copies
OF which may be obtained upon application
II. w. AUSTIN, Custodian.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

You indoor people-women or
men-Cascarets are for you. They
do what exercise does what out
door life and coarse foods do
for the bowels.
Your food when dgesed sucked into the blood dough
myriads Of ducts in the bowels
When the bowels cosged the refuse stopped decays
Decay generates posons Then those myriad suck the
posons into the blood
More than half the ills that suffer that ~xy
The remedy is to clean out the bowels.
Not harsh with salts oil csthardcs
But in gentle and natural way-wih Cascarets.
But this better
Don't wait till the bowels clogged Keep them active
Take Cascaret the need it Garry box your
pocket
lf we keep the bowels clean. all those bad hours
which wasted by neglect
That's why make candy tablets and them pocket.
size boxes We learn how is to keep well
There nothing natural in laxaives-nohng so gene-
Cascarets
Cascares candy tablets They sold by all druggists
but in bulk Be the genuine with CCC on
tablet The price is SOC. 25c and
Ten Cents per Box 7s
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
BIossom Dav Ee.t,v.I

At Saratoga March %, amid the snowy
white bloom of the Santa Clara yaliey
orchards. A whole day In the countrv
for 81. Ask Agents Southern Pacific. :
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

~ feeerte Aneostura Bltters. delicious with
Champagne, sherry and fancy drinks.s
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JAN
NEWBURY,
VERSHIRE.
Deferred

DR.. Allen, of Post Mills, was
called to Mr.. Colby's Saturday.
A sister of Mys. Stearns, from
johnson, is stopping with her at
present.
Mrs. Nina Nation is with friends
at West Lebanon, n. H., where she
will remain at present.
Mrs. C. W. Powers was called
to Thetford Monday by the death
of a relative She will return after
the funeral on Wednesday.
Misses Viola Brown and Pearl
johnson returned Tuesday to Mont
pelier Seminary, where they both
are taking a course in music.
Mr.. Charles Mattoon has had a
telephone placed in his house re-
Gently.
Two persons were received into
the Congregational Church last Sab
bath, one by letter and one on con-
fession of faith.
William Kicker, and Henry Mat
toon, each drew in a load of freight
from the station for H. G. Church
Tuesday.
Special music is being rehearsed
for Easter.
Harold Brown is helping his
brother, f. p. Brown, in sugaring.
Miss Ethel Church has been Wis
iting relatives in Piermont, N. H.
Elder Aubrey will preach at
the Advent Church next Sabbath.
Last Sabbath was a stormy day,
rain and snow alternating.
Mabel Lackey met with a serious
accident one day last week, losing
the end of her thumb nearly to the
Joint. DIR. Allen has had charge
of the case.
Mrs. Clogston, whose death oc-
CURED March 10th, was formerly
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WEST NEWBURY.

Rev. G. f. Chaplin has moved
to Rhode Island where he has pur-
chased a small farm.
f. W. Sawyer and family are
spending a few days at Joseph
Sawyer's.
Mr.. Sawyer and son Fred re-
turned from Manchester, n. H.,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox and
son, Carleton, are at ID. and A. A.
Cartoons.
Mrs. S. J. Stevens, who has been
in the hospital at Hanover since
March 3, is expected home Satur-
day.
Schools in District No. 6 and No.
7 commenced Monday. Miss Bailey
teaches in No. 6 and Miss Daniels
in No. Z.
And now the voice Of the listers
are heard in the land.
Rev. Benjamin A. Dean, Of Yer
shire, is expected 10 preach in this
church next Sunday, April u.
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VERMONT MONEY FOR
VERMONT.
HYDE PARK SAVINGS BANK Policy
APPROVED

From the Waterbury Record)
1t has always been our consistent
and constantly reiterated opinion
that the best place in the world for
Vermont investors to place their
surplus cash is in the good old
State of Vermont. We also hold in.
connection with the above opinioPt
that it is the duty of every Yer
monter who has an investment prop
osition, safe, sane, and following the
principle of "Nermonters for YER
mont, to exert every endeavor by
every legitimate means within his
reach to place his proposition before
the citizens of Vermont. (
We all, with no exceptions. like
to have our expressed opinions vim
dictated, and it is with pleasure that
we call attention to the record of
the HYDE Park Savings Bank.
This is distinctly a Vermont in
stitution, for it is their well known
and commendable policy to keep
Vermont money in Vermont, and
they have been eminently success
full. They have believed. as en-
phatically as we, that it was their
duty to let Nermonters know of
their policy, and it must be great
source Of qualification to them, that
Vermonters have responded TO so
large an extent.
We heartily congratulate this
bank and its President, Ex-Gov.
Carroll :. Page, upon their success,
and We also take pride in the demon
strated fact. that if one wishes TO
reach the people Of Vermont. the
way to do it is through the Vermont
Press.