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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
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ANY LUMP is CANCER
A Noted San Francisco Physician Has
Wonderful Remedy

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OVATION FOR "CZAR"
Ferdinand Given Great Recep-
tion by PhiIippopoIitans

PHILIPPOPOLIS, Bulgaria. Oct o.
''The car of Bulgaria" or Prince Fer
dinand, as he is still known officially
TO the rest of the world entered Philip
popolis, the capital Of eastern Rou-
melia, at o'clock this evening He
was greeted by salyos of artillery and
the enthusiastic shouts of the populace.
He was welcomed at the railroad sta
ton, gayly decorated in his honor, by
the civil and military authorities and
high dignitaries of the church. who ac-
companied him on triumphal tour of
the city.
Outside the railroad station the peo-
pie had erected an imposing triumphal
arch The mayor and the municipal
corporation presented to Ferdinand the
customary bread and salt, while hun
dreds of school girls waved flags and
showered flowers in the path of their
ruler The procession traversed the
streets, which were all lined with
troops. to the cathedral, where clergy
officiated at a mass.
Philippopolis is filled with immense
crowds from the surrounding country.
and the demonstratiye reception given
Ferdinand today shows that the people
fully approve his declaration of inde-
pendence and his assumption of full
sovereignty over Roumelia.
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MINER SHOOTS HIS
TWO COMP PAN|ONS
DR.. Coomes and Another Fatally
Wounded by William Mickey
in Mountain Camp

LOS ANGELES. Oct. "a special
Key, mining man, shot and probably
fatally wounded DR.. Coomes and an
other miner whose name could not be
learned at the Rose mine, an isolated
camp in the San Bernardino mountains
so miles from this city, at o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The sheriff was noti-
fed and has left for the scene
The tragedy was the result of a dis
pute over mining claims, according to
meager details obtainable here. Through
a pair OF field glasses the shooting was
witnessed by Al Watts. care taker for
the Rose mine property, who was on a
hilltop a long distance away
DR.. Coombs and the other victim were
in q wagon, and when Mickey opened
Mickey it is said, then walked up to the
PROSTATE forms and fired an additional
bullet into the body of each Both are
supposed TO be dead.
Shcriff Ralphs and DIR. d. c. Strong
reached Seven Oaks at l o'clock this
afternoon, % miles from the scene of
the tragedy.
SAN BERNARDINO, Oct 9.-Addi-
tional details of the double shooting
yesterday at Rose mine We're received
this afternoon. DIR. n. Kuhns of Los
Angeles, and not r. H Coombs of Ban
ming, as supposed was one of McKey's
victims.
Mickey ambushed the men while they
We're driving in a wagon. Al Watts, su-
perintendent of the Rose mine, through
a field glass witnessed the shooting at
a distance. He was hunting for horses
when he heard rifle report and saw
one of the two men in the wagon fall.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
OREGON STORE KEEPER
ATTACKS PARCELS POST
Delegate LfkenS Mail Order
Houses TO Giant Wolf Seek
ing for Prey

Another attack upon the proposed
parcels post system was made before
the delegates to the Trans Mississippi
congress last night, when W. H. Rich
ardson, an Oregon country store keeper,
characterized the large mail order
houses OF the east as "a giant wolf
seeking whom il may be devour" He
attacked the parcels post system direct
ly as the tool of the Shiny octupus
whose tentacles are already spreading
over the west to stife that section
this metaphor being likewise directed
against the mail order houses
Richardson was the only speaker of
the evening. as State Senator Edward
F. Harris of Texas, who was to have
spoken on Galveston as a Trans Mis-
sissippi Port was unable to be present
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investigate advanced freight rates be-
fore they become effective.
Resolutions submitted by both state
Mineralogist l. E. Aubury and James
L. Callbreath Jr., indorsing the estap-
lishment of a federal bureau of mines
as provided for in house bill No 20,SSS,
now pending before the national con-
gress. were adopted.
Aubury also introduced a resolution
urging the making of laws to govern
the cutting OF timber and other lumber
operations so that the rights of the
public shall not be endangered
The committee on resolutions ad-
journed to meet this morning at
o'clock. when the subcommittee on the
compilation Of its report will have pre-
pared the inal form of the resolutions.
That report viii be submitted to the
congress at 10 o'clock.
A.-Y.-P. FAIR EXPLAINED
The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
which is to be held in Seattle in 1903,
was the subject of an address by Cap
tain J. W. Howell of Seattle, delivered
after the noon recess.
Captain Howell placed particular en-
phasis the fact that the buildings
on the fair grounds were further on
the road 10 completion than had been
the case at any previous fair in a sim
liar length of time.
President David Starr Jordan of Le-
land Stanford Junior university spoke
on the protection of the fishing in
dustry by a proposed treaty between
this country and Canada. He is a
representative of the United States on
the commission. In opening he paid a
tribute to President Roosevelt's ad-
ministration, saying, THE present ad-
ministration viii be best known for
its work in the conservation of our
property-Our forests. our waterways.
our fisheries and our wild animals"
TO VOTE on PARCELS POST
Edward Berwick of the Postal
Progress league claimed the privilege
of the floor and asked hearing on his
parcel post measure. BY sharp par
liamentary practice my resolution was
negatived by the committee on resolu-
tions.' he said. and l ask a hearing
now"
It was suggested that the matter be
brought up in the morning. but Ber-
wick demurred. saying that the attend
ance was small then and he wanted a
fun house tote.
Chairman LoYeland answered sharply,
Permit me TO say that the subcom-
mittee. in its wisdom, voted against
the parcels post matter [ assure YOU
on my honor that l saw no element
OF sharp practice there. 1t is a bit
Of sharp practice on your part Mr..
Berwick, TO appear at this time when
many of the delegates are not pres
ent"
Burton Of Los Angeles moved that
the matter go over until this morning.
and that was carried.
Delegate Jensen spoke in the after
noon on the Creamery Industry" He
said that the east was becoming more
and more dependent each year upon
the Mississippi states for its
butter.
AT the close Of the session a cable
gram from the Venice chamber of com
merce was read, voicing a demand for
better conditions in ocean shipping af-
fairs and characterizing the use of The
taxing power by the state. county and
city on shipping as robbery under the
name OF law"
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FIRES on NEW FLAG

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. 9.-One of
the boats of Bulgarian company
which runs a steamship line between
Constantinople and Varna narrowly es-
capped serious trouble today as result
of flying the new Bulgarian royal flag.
which is unknown among the nations
of the world. The steamer attempted
to enter the Bosphorus. and the OBJ
servers in the forts. not knowing her
nationality, fired two blank shots across
her bows. Thereupon the steamer
turned around and departed.
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FIGHT FOR PLACE ON
STOCKTON POLICE BOARD
Commissioners Caught Drinking
With Chorus Girls Re-
fuses to Resign
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STOCKTON, Oct. 9.-Ernest Wagner
president of police and fire commits
sioners, who was caught after mid
night in a box with some chorus girls.
drinking wine, contrary to the liquor
ordinance, and who at first determined
to present his resignation to the coun-
ell. has decided to fight the matter in
the courts. If necessary.
the coqnnissinper T nat the arrest rresdus was as
the result of a plot
The council has selected Henry
Adams of the Stockton gas and electric
company as Wagner's successor. but
Mayor Hudson says that unless the
Madden license is revoked he will not
suspend Wagner.
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BRITISH SQUADRON SAILS

VALLETA, Island of Malta, Oct o.
The battleship Prince of Wales, flag
ship of Prince Louis of Battenberg:
the battleship Glory, the cruiser Diana
and Suffolk and the torpedo boat de-
stroyers Angler and Banshee sailed to-
day for the Aegean sea. The squadron
will be followed later by the battleship
Canopus and the cruiser Minerva.
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pRoTEsT NOT ACCEPTED

VIENNA. Oct. 9.-The foreign Office
today refused to accept the Servian
protest regarding the annexation of
bosnia and Herzegovina The Servian
minister was informed that Austria
Hungary could not recognize Servia' s
right to intervene in this question
through diplomatic channels.
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LONDON, Oct 9.-The war cloud in
the Balkans is believed by British Of
ficials to be passing. The only pros
pect of danger is with the emotional
Servians and their king, who would
welcome the opportunity of making his
family popular by leading his soldiers
to battle.
A remarkable feature of the situa-
tion is the self-control of the Turks.
who are acting practically under the
direction Of Sir Edward Grey, the Brit
ish secretary of foreign affairs, who is
supposed TO have written their note to
Austria Hungary, which was published
today.
The fact that Turkey is holding it's
hand does not mean that it is not
deeply aroused by Austria -Hungary's s
action. The men in power in Turkey
know, however, that this is not their
time TO fight and are swallowing their
medicine and biding their time exactly
as did the Japanese when Russia took
Port Arthur, and are telling their ad-
visers that while staying their hand.
the whole strength of the nation for
the next decade will be devoted to OBJ
tanning revenge from Austria.
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committee: crystal berry bowl to
Secretary Bowman and a souvenir to
each of the committee in appreciation
of efforts TO entertain the federation.
Each of the active members was given
a pair of cuff LINKS. while each of
those not so active was given an alarm
clock, with the injunction to wake
up"
J. ]. Chaudet was given a set OF
resolutions in recognition of his serv-
ices as leader of the applause" also
a reminder of his home state in the
shape of a "nigger' baby and flask
of blue grass product.
President Tracy introduced A. NJ.
Thompson, the new president. and be-
spoke for him the same support and
loyalty that has been accorded him.
President Thompson declared that he
would follow the lines laid down by
his predecessor.
After adjournment there was a meet
ing of the executive council to map
out the work for the current year.
Such delegates as remained over Wis
tied the new high school in the after
noon and in the evening attended
theater party.
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INFANTRY PRIVATE
TASTES WARS WOES
Bayonet DETECTED in Charge Up
Hill Pierces Leg of John
GOlIiher
BY Harry Davids
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
CAMP ATASCADERO. Oct. 9.-The
game of war was given a realistic ap-
pearance today when Private John
GoIliher. Company D, Seventh infan-
try, California national guard of Po-
mona, was rushed across the plains to
the field hospital with bayOnet
wound in his leg.
Golliher had been out drilling with
his regiment during the afternoon and
an order was given TO fix bayOneJs
and charge up hill. In the movement
Private Cornell of the same company
smashed through a thicket and his
bayonet DETECTED, piercing Golliher' :
leg. His yell of pain brought the COM
mand TO a momentary halt, but before
the boys could realize what had oc-
CURED the hospital corps men were TO
the front and the wounded soldier was
being hurried to the field hospital.
The day was again given over TO
battalion and regimentaI drills and to
lectures to the officers and medical
corps.
Father Power of the San Miguel mis-
sion rode 81 miles TO visit the camp
today and TO give what consolation
he could 10 those of his faith in the
field hospital. He went right down the
lines, greeting orderly and colonel
alike. and made arrangements to hold
an open air mass Sunday.
The band of the Seventh regiment
will give band concert at the Paso
Robles hotel tomorrow. A number OF
prominent people of the surrounding
country have made arrangements 10
attend.
Sunday afternoon will be devoted to
broncho busting. cattle roping and
similar vaquero tricks. and the even
ing to a band concert at the PasO
Robles hotel.
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THINK BALKAN WAR
CLOUD IS PASSING
British Officials Say Only Dam
ger Rests in Emotional
Servians

VIENNA, Oct. "a telephone mes
sage received here from Budapest says
Servians today killed three Austrian
gendarmes on the Bosnian frontier.
Thereupon gunboats bombarded the
Servians. No confirmation of the story,
however, could be obtained here.
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CANEA, Island of Crete, Oct. e.-Om-
ciaI Information received here today
from Gambia is to the effect that the
militia has taken the oath of fidelity to
Greece and that the authorities have
stopped the movement of villagers to
the towns of the islands.
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DELEGATE TELLS HOW
HE CALLED CONGRESS
A. q. Stacy of San Diego Relates
Story of Founding of Trans
MiSsisSippi OrqanizafiOn

The delegates present at Yesterday
mornings session of the trans -Missis-
sfpi commercial congress were re-
warded with an impromptu talk by
A g. Stacy of San Diego, who was
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SACRAMENTO Nan HOyoRFD

COLUMBUS. Oct. 9.-Albert HawIey
of Davenport. Ia. was today elected
grand secretary and treasurer of the
brotherhood of locomotive firemen and
enginemen. Albert Phillips OF Sacra-
mento was elected fifth vice grand mas
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RANCHER CLAIMS BRIDE

PETALUMA, Oct. 9.-James A. Walls,
a wealthy young rancher, owner of the
Walls ranch of Haystack landing, sur
prised his friends today by announcing
that he had become a benedick yester-
day in San Francisco. He was united
in marriage TO Miss Juanita Colvin.
The young people are now residing on
the Walls ranch.
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LABOR FEDERATION
OPPOSES ASIAT|CS
Representative of Exclusion
League Urges to Give More
Enthusiastic Support
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN JOSE Oct 9.-The ninth con-
vention of the California federation of
labor adjourned this afternoon to meet
again next year in San Rafael.
At the opening of today's session the
federation was advised of the death of
w. III. Hutchinson of carpenters union
No. 4S3, who was run over by a street.
car in San Francisco. and the secre-
tary was instructed to send kilograms
of coincidence.
The constitution was amended so
that hereafter not more than three cleo
tive officers may be chosen from one
city.
The president was authorized to
name the committee on constitution
and laws five days before the meeting
of the federation.
The grievance committee recon-
mended and the federation adopted the
following:
Resolved, that the incoming executive board
take steps to have the emergency statute which
permits the state harbor commissioners to let
private contracts 10 the amount Of $4,000 a
month repealed; and. further. that the executive
board endeavor TO have the state board of harbor
commissioners either do all the state work with
its own force or to let the same by advertised
contract to the lowest bidder.
proposition to work against the
proposed amendment TO the constitu-
tion, which would change the COM
plexion of the state board Of educa-
tion was approved
FAIR LIST VOTED DOWN
A resolution to have the federation
publish list of fair houses. instead of
an unfair list, was defeated.
Opposition TO the proposed constitu
tional amendment which will permit
the use of a portion of the state school
fund for the support of elementary
evening schools was voted down
No. 81, authorizing the extension of the
term of corporations charters was in
dorsed
The federation decided to send to the
California representatives in congress
memorial asking for the immediate
enactment of such exclusion laws as
will prohibit all Asiatics from admis
sion and citizenship IN this country.
Union men and women, their friends
and sympathizers were asked to-refrain
from patronizing Asiatics.
George B. Benham or the Asiatic ex-
cluson league addressed the meeting
on the subject of the apathy on
the part of labor unions as to
the Asiatic exclusion question, and
lack of support of the league. He
called attention to the fact that
of the 1S5 unions adiliated with
the federation only 100 have Joined the
league and AZ are delinquent for dues,
which are only l cent per month for
each member. He said that it was in
comprehensive that union labor men
should favor Asiatic exclusion on
the floor of the convention, adopt anti
Asiatic resolutions and yet neglect to
pay dues for a year that 90 not amount
in the aggregate to more than the cost
of cigar.
On motion of Delegate Scharrenberg
the federation delegates We're Instructed
10 ask all affiliated unions to join the
Japanese exclusion league.
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Freight to GoIdfieId

day freight service (refri igeratOr) to
and Tonopah via Southern Pa
ific and Tonopah & Goldfeld R. r.
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cRAcKsMEN RUIN sA,

CRACKSMEN RUIN SAFE-Safe cracksmen
entered the building of the Standard tool and
machine works, 1431 Mission street. at an early
ho,lr Yesterday morning and blew open the sa fe
with DYNAMITE There was money in the
safe and they carried away few papers
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FOR FAVORs

resolution of thanks TO Mayor c.
w. Dawson, the chamber of commerce,
the press and the general committee
was adopted and a crystal vase was
given Chairman Brands of the general
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onstrations by the populace. They
We're directed mainly against the gov

onstrations by the populace. They
We're directed mainly against the gov
ernment, the demonstrators demanding
the resignation of the cabinet
The already strong movement against
King Peter is growing in strength and
the organizers OF it are demanding
that he either declare war against
Austria Hungary or abdicate in favor
of his son. Crown Prince George.
The members of the Skupshtina, or
national assembly, are arriving for an
extraordinary session of that body to
be held tomorrow. This session is
being awaited with intense interest.
The Austro- Hungarian legation here
is strongly guarded by gendarmes.
Two thousand Austro- Hungarian
troops are garrisoned along the Drina
river between Bosnia and Servia ready
for eventualities. and it is said 10000
men can be thrown into Servian terri
tory in "a hours.
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FISK MUST DEFEND
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preamble Of the resolution stated bla-
tantly that II was the same as that
adopted a the sixteenth annual ses-
sion Of the National irrigation con-
gress at Albuquerque. Pardee applied
the shears OF fact 10 that para graph
and il went out. Then the resolution
contained the sentence: That the nee
essary rights OF way and rights Of
construction Of reservoirs and other
uses Of the public lands for the de-
velopment Of electric power should be
aided and encouraged in every reason
able way" and the following clause.
which Pardee eliminated. 'all such
rights and uses should be granted and
allowed upon equal rights and grants
for the direct purposes Of irrigation" !"
Then Pardee added subtle appen-
dix: such uses being public uses.
should be controlled and regulated by
the state and nation as the situation
and use may require
Thus the resolution stands under
shorts name.
The committee adopted the resolu-
ton in that form and also another in
trOduced by Pardee in effect that the
Fights Of way granted by the federal
government for power development in
public domain should be conditional
upon the continued construction and
in good faith, and commensurate with
the prompt completion of the work for
which the rights are granted.
A resolution introduced by Pinkham
of Hawaii favoring the building Of
roads and trails in national forests
was adopted.
TARIFF REVISION ASKED
resolution was adopted favoring
the revision Of the public laws and
tariff regulations Of the Philippine
islands and another recommending the
application Of coastwise navigation
laws 10 the Philippines was laid on the
table until today.
Approval was given 10 the resolu-
tion that the interstate commerce COM
mission be empowered TO suspend and