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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Personal Mention

T. K Howell of Ukiah is at the New
Lick house.
J. F. Lucey of Coalinga is registered
at the Stewart.
Benjamin D. Harris has taken apart
ments at the Nordhoff.
Allen B. Swords of Big Bend is regis
tered at the ST. Francis.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Field of Cincin-
natl are at the ST. Francis
]. F. Condor and A. ]. Condor of Los
Angeles are at the Stewart.
Judge and Mrs. John F. Finn have
apartments at the Fairmont
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar ]. Smith of Reno
are guests at the ST. Francis.
Lieutenant Commander NJ E. Reed
and Mrs. Reed are at the Fairmont.
F. W. Leadbetter. a paper manufac-
turer of Portland. is at the Fairmont-
w. H. Cay. a furniture manufacturer
of Grand Rapids, is a guest at the Stew
art.
]. G. witherspoon and wife of Seat
tie registered at the Jefferson yester-
day.
James M. Ashton, an attorney of Ia
coma, is among the arrivals at the Fair
mont
S. G. Thompson of st. Louis. ]. Duffy
of Los Angeles and j. Brown Of Sacra-
mento arrived at the Royal yesterday.
J. B. Cunningham OF Ukiah and Mrs
L. P. Wheeler and daughter of Los An
geles are at the Audubon.
Among the arrivals at the Colonial
yesterday were Charles Birchler OF San
Jose and James King and wife of Los
Angeles
William W. Foss and Perry Foss
prominent in real estate circles in Port
land Or; J. F. Hamlin and wife of So
noma and j. c. Rassenforo of Cincin-
natl registered at the Hamlin.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Gossip of RaiIwaymen

Some railroadmen were asking
Jack Inglis if he was not surprised
at the change of general agents in the
Union Pacific office, for the first of next
month S F. Booth will take charge OF
the freight office.
surprised said Jack in amazement.
How can a man with a record ike
mine be surprised at anything?
Il have been with the Union Pacific
in this city for the last nineteen and a
half years and have worked for Ii gen
eraI agents. And yet no hoodoo fol-
lowed me. Two of those general
agents served two terms, and they
were T. N. Schumacher and s. W. Ec-
cles, and then 1 have been in nine diff
ferent locations. Why. man. you can
say l am acclimated to any kind of
change that may occur in the Union
Pacific office"
Application has been made by the
wholesalers of the north Pacific coast.
California wholesalers being also inter-
ested, for a carload rate on wire fen
cling OF II cents per 100 pounds from
Pittsburg and rs cents per 100 pounds
from Kokomo, Ind, to Pacific coast
terminals. In support of this applica-
ton, 1t is stated that to all other terri
tories except the Pacific coast wire
fencing is granted the same rating as
barbed wire, nails and other wire arti-
cles, while to the Pacific coast a higher
rate is charged Some dealers on the
Pacific coast have threatened to make
this a subject of complaint to the in
terstate commerce commission, and
railroadmen well informed on the sub
ject believe that if taken before the
commission the carriers could not de-
fend the present adjustment As there
are strong interests opposed to the ap-
plication, the contest will be bitter
one.
According to statement issued by
the Pennsylvania system. the earnings
of that road last year amounted to
s326, 900. 900, which was greater than
the total revenue of the United States
government for 1895 and nearly half as
much as the total government receipts
for 1902. To earn this enormous sum
the Pennsylvania had TO carry 435.064.-
1S6 tons of freight and 153,04 7,046 pas
sengers. A large proportion of the
earnings was paid out to its more than
100. 600 employees, in dividends to $4,000
stock holders. and TO mills. factories
and other agencies for equipment and
supplies. The earning capacity of its
Ills miles of main lines was 1920 .00C
per mile.
The Transportation club. which hith-
erto has been opposed TO an associate
membership, has decided TO open the
club to other than transportation men
The associate members will be entitled
to all the privileges of the club, but
will not be allowed to hold Office OF
to vote
An owl train is to be run between
here and Portland. beginning April L
by the Southern Pacific The details OF
the run have not all been worked ou,
yet, but it is understood that stops will
be made only at the more important
points. IT will be one of the fastest
trains on the coast.
J. 3. MuckIe, travelling passenger
agent of the Wabash. with. headquar-
ters at Boston, is visiting in the city
F. II. Tristram, assistant general
passenger agent of the Wabash. with
headquarters in Chicago, is on visit
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17


played talent and ability of an order
seldom found in amateur theatricals.
and his numerous deft touches show
ing the lofty aims and ideals of the
young patriot could not have been
surpassed on the professional stage.
Emmet's speech TO the jury was ex-
ceptionally we'll given.
Miss May McSorley as Sarah Curran
was an excellent foil for Wienholz.
and her charming portrayal Of the
beautiful Irish girl who played so
prominent a part in Emmet's life drew
her applause time and again. The re-
mainder of the company showed that
il had been well drilled and rehearsed.
This phase of the production had been
under the charge of Father P. d.
Brady. pastor of the church. and
Father John Cantillion.
Included in the evenings enter
tainment were some Irish songs by
Mrs. Daisy Keane Gillogley and, Irish
reels and dances by j. P. Kelleher and
his daughters, Edna and Mildred. The
performance viii be repeated this
evening. The cast was as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
BLOSSOMS DECK STORE
Nj. Ransohoff's Display Made
DoubIy. Beautiful by
Decorations

The spring opening of NJ Ransohoff.
1855 Van Ness avenue. taking place this
week is an event of unusual interest.
not alone from the point of beauty and
exceptional style shown in the bewil-
dering number of costly gowns. cos
tunes. suits and waists. but from the
exceedingly beautiful spring deeora-
tions that have been utilized to trans
form the store into yeritable srbor OF
blossoms and greens. Ferns, huckle-
berry and acacias form a dense back
ground Of green. while Towering cherry
and japanese peachblows are inter
spersed. lending color and light to q
striking and effective scheme of decora-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
ARREsTED IN ARIZONA

Holbrook. Ariz-. yesterday that Peter
Perkiss. a waiter. had been arrested on
a train there and a detective will be
sent to bring him back as soon as the
papers for his extradition are ready
Perkiss is wanted here on a charge of
grand larceny made by Mrs Sophie
Handle. an aged resident of Stockton.
She alleges that Perkiss broke open
her trunk in a lodging house at East
and washington streets and stole $500
whtch he had induced her to bring with
hsr from Sockton to buy restaurant.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS for Wood. Coal. Fuel Oil Mineral
Oil. Forage and Straw. and Horse Shoeing-Pre-
sidio OF San Francisco. Cal March Ia. l9ts--
Sealed proposals. in trplicate. will be received
here. and at office of quartermasters until IL
a. M. April I6. 1905 and then opened. for fur
nishing during the fiscal year commencing July
l. 1905 wood, coal. fuel OIL mineral oil. and
gasoline for Fort Rosecrans and Presidio OF Mon
terey CAL; also for furnishing forage and straw
for the said two posts during the period be-
ginning July 1. 1908, and ending September so
1905. Also at same time AT this office only, FOR
wood. coal. fuel oil. mineral oil end gasoline for
Forts Baker. Barry. Mason. Mcdowell Mley.
Presidio OF San Francisco, san Francisco. depot
Of recruits and casuals. and department rife
range Point Bonita): and for forage and straw
for said posts for period beginning July l. 1903.
and ending September 80. 1905. Also al same
time at this office. for oats and har in San
Francisco for shipment to Honolulu. H. T.; and
IN HdAoluiu to be openea there al n a..
April 49, 1908 for said oats and hay Also at
same time at this office only. for horse shoeinz
for Fort Baker Cal. during fiscal year begin
ming July l. 1905 Preference given 70 articles
OF American production, conditions of quality
and price (ircluding in the price of foreign pro
ductions the duty thereonl being equal and such
preference given TO articles Of American produc-
lion produced on the Pacific coast to extent OF
consumption required by the public service there
Information furnished on Applicant ton 10 quarter
MASTER at Fort Rosecrans and Presidio Of Mon
ferey and depot quartermaster- Honolulu or 10
underyiened. JN0. l. GLEN. Chief Quarter
master
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

OFFICE Constructing ouarIernasier. Eosr
Mason. San Francisco. Cal, Feb IS, 1905
sealed proposals. IN triplicate. win be received
At this ofnce until IL a. m. March IS. 1908.
ana then opened In presence OF bidders fo-
furnfshinr ali material and labor for construct
inr and plumbing = storehouse for Signal De-
partment at Fort Mcdowell. Cal. In accordance
lin mans ana specifications Sic In this
Once The Government reserves the right to
fecr or .ccept anr or all proposals any part
fhereof Plans and specifications and al neces-
mry blanks and information can be obtained
here. Envelopes containing proposals should be
fndorsed proposals. for Storehouse Fort Nc
6eK, Williamson. ouartermaster, q 8 4.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
TO SELL SEYMOUR HOTEL

An order was obtained by Attorney
Charles F. Hanlon from Judge Coffey
yesterday for the sale of the Seymour
hotel. in Los Angeles. and the stable
property in Bush street, adjoining the
site of the old California theater. Both
these properties belong to the estate of
the late Susan C. Seymour, who, with
her husband for many years conducted
the Russ house. The Seymour hotel in
Los Angeles has been appraised at
s1bO. 600 ana the Bush street property
at $4,000 The heirs of the estate are
Sarah E. Harrington. sister of Mrs.
Seymour. and four nephews, John.
Claude. Bion and Harry HUFF
to the city and is the guest of L. P
Robinson, general agent on the coast
The Southern Pacific reports tharfrom
March / to March Is there entered this
state through the four gateways 5,0S7
neonle divided thus. Ell Paso 1907,
Los Angeles ss. Ogden 2.7o7 and Port
land AS.
M. Fl. sherman. who is interested in
street railroads in Los Angeles, is visit
ing friends in San Francisco.
F. w. Prince of the Santa Fe left last
night for Los Angeles on company
business.
q. ". valIery. general manager of
the Colorado Midland, and H C. Bush,
trafic manager. will arrive in the city
tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
PORTER AND coIN GONE

Mrs. Clara Roncovieri reported to the
police yesterday that on Sunday she
gave Richard Blackshaw. porter at her
candy store. 1881 Fillmore street. $50 TO
get changed. Blackshaw failed TO re-
turn with the change.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

Welcome the Visitors From Santa Cruz
And Watsonville to attend the meeting
at Dreamiand Rink Wednesday night
al S o'clock. Band of music and public
speakers to entertain them Give 1t
your support by attending
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17


ROBERT thinner -.-- faul Nlennoi7
Darby o'Gsf sf.....-.-.-----.....R r. II. Dunnigan
S-Leary "a retired soidirrf- -....... Martin Rist
Dswdail fEmmet's friendl. ......- Henry Huing
Herman "a traitor ri.--.--....-.--H H. Z. BUshey
Soldiers
Sergeant TopfaIi Ii-...-...........- E. Nelson
Corporal Thomas. =. -Joseph Mouille
judges
Lore NoTonfF. rank barretr
Baron George --..--..--- Terence q conner
Baron DAILY. .......--..-...-. Henry Huling
Sarah Curran tEmmet's sweethearti .....
Miss MAY NcSoriey
Judy o'Deueherty tmaid 10 Sarah Curranl...
.....-.-.--.-..-----.. Miss Mary Rowan
Soldiers and jurymen-M ]. Flaherty. William
Conneally Bartholomew Mitchell. William
sIcKeon. John Xoss. Laurence Barrett
g. l. ArellsDo F. kawlkcuski. Terence
o'Connor. James Smith. John MeVey. Rob-
ert Page. Joseph Cannon Joseph Moulle
Gerald Mouile. Willie Reilly. Arthur
Wienhoz.
Girl peasants-Mildred Turner. Elizabeth
Clarke. Daisy Sullivan, Pearl Leonard
Genevieve Wienholz. Mary Sullivan, Sophie
Brown Edna Pfefer. Nellie Kingston
Annie kavikouski. Maude Kilmartn
Mary Corbett. Nellie Mcguire, Mary Shee
orchestra-Edith Page. Mabel McKenns. I.or-
eta McKenns Jack Grant. Thomas Flate-
IL. Thomas Robinson, William Enright.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Dramatic Club of St. Johns Catholic Church Scores Great
Success in Play founded on Life Of fnnet, Irish Patriot
Inhounded

Unbounded en-
thusiasm greeted
the production of
Robert Emmett,
the Irish historical
drama, which was
presented by the
Confraternity dra-
matte club of St.
] o h n s Catholic
church at the Ly-.
ceum thcater last
night. The play is
woven around the
life of Robert En-
met, the Irish pa
triot and martyr,
and his love for
Sarah Curran. All
the dramatic Incl
dents OF this most
dramatic page from
Irish history were
brought out in the
play, and the able
manner in which it
was presented by
the amateur COM
pany resulted in
encore after encore
from the audience.
Paul Wienholz.
who played the
title role. had an
excellent conception
of the characteris-
tics which went to
make Emmett one
of the most re-
markable person.
a ages in the world s
hfEtnr IL H.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

A member of the San Francisco labor
council has received q letter from Bos-
ton, Mass which shows there is a
union there that will not accept money
that comes from nonunion house The
writer says:
Bakers, union No - began last week the dis
tribufion Of free bread 10 the poor. During the
last Two days Of the week more than 1-6oO loaFes
were distributed The work will be continued
next week on a more extended scale The
money 70 meet this expense is secured by 81 a
week assessment on the members Last week
the union refused 10 accept weekly donation
OF 500 10 the bread fund from local paper
because that ps per is unfair 10 the Boston news
hoys' protective union No. e0T7. affiliated with
the American federation Of Of labor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

PIasterer's union No So at its meet
ing last night decided TO appoint a
committee of 25 next Monday TO take
charge of the picnic that will be given
at Schuetzen park July - The union
received several applications for mem
bership, which were referred TO the
committee on investigation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

The Alaska fisherman's union has re-
jected the wage schedule presented by
the Alaska packers association. This
determination has been brought to the
notice of the association. The scale
offered makes a reduction of about Is
per cent all around. Further action
has been deferred by the union until q
meeting called for Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

". Kenney. Charles Anderson, ".
O'Brien. George Kerr, A Anderson,
George Adams and George Reeves have
been appointed by the united glass
blowers 10 arrange for a picnic to be
given at Fairfax park during the latter
part of May. The reports presented at
the last meeting show an improvement
in this craft
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

Gas appliance and stove filters union
has decided that Saturday night is not
q good one on which to hold meetings
and for that reason has decided to
meet hereafter on the second and
fourth Tuesdays Of each month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

Branch No Of the amalgamated car
penters and joiners at its meeting last
night elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: Thomas Maxwell,
president: ]. p Jacobson, vice presi-
dent. Robert Smith, check stewart;
Louis Ellis and ]. Mackey, sick stew
arts. J. w Cassie, door keeper. The
branch paid s1o0 in idle benefits. a
material decrease from the amount paid
at the previous meeting. 1t was re-
ported that out Of the $50 members only
eight are idle, and that OF all the
branches whose aggregate membership
is in excess of 5000 only so men are out
of employment
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

Relative 70 the movement of the
united boiler makers and iron ship
builders of America. National President
y. J. Fitzhenry of New York writes
under recent date TO The Call.
The craftsmen. Notwithstanding industrial con
ditions Of our trade. more receptive Of me
new united organization. with its modern sys-
ten. than ever before in the history Of the trade
The defense fund is growing rapidly snd all
seem 10 want 70 in 80 much enthusiasm
is being manifested that the executive board
composed ef John J. Ninton Of Boston George
McWilliaBss # Brooklyn. William Reid OF JeT-
spy City. Charles McGuiEan Of Baltimore ana ID
Kane Of san Francisco. j using fTentieth cen
iury methods In the organizing OF locals ano mas
ordered the national president 10 visit many
places 10 explain the new features fecl that
IL viii not be long before every ono OF our
craftsmen viii he proud ana enthusiastic WORK
for the Of the new ORGANIZATION Inc
boiler makers and iron ship builders convention
- be held "a Bs ltin1ore- Nd. the second Mon
daF in June, will have representatives from the
Pacific coast well from all other parts of
The union. The organization hopes 10 ne
the means Of dissoiviuG the conditions under
which a labor leader can join with the employer
for the undong Of the integrity OF his Fellow
craftsmen To that end local No. 30S OF san
Francisco has already shown what can be DONE
and that csn he taken evidence Of what may
be expected for the future The principles Of
the new orSanizsTie are unity. progress snd
protection coupled with education. honesty OF
purpose, frsternsl love and true fraternsl
spirit
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

The twentieth century club. com
posed of many of the younger member!
Of the local butchers union, is re
hearsing weekly for a minstrel show Il
be given in Golden Gate hall May
A. X. O'Neiil and ]. Curran announce
that only twentieth century jokes vii
be offered.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

During the session of the Janitors'
union last night the members listened
TO reports on the progress that is being
made at this time I'm the line of dis
placing Asiatic help and supplanting 1t
with whites. The reports were encour-
aging The union obligated one strang-
er and received three applications.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
EDUCATING DEALERS
IN THE UNION LABEL
Committee From Labor Council
Distributes Calendars to
Merchants of City
Will Urge That Only Goods With
Stamp of Organization
Be Put on Sale
nmHN

81 .zsr7ss The label commit
{TEI5Es 4 ssso2ssn nco1Ec7Ts tee of the san Fran
s67Eclses cisco labor council
has in the last
month distributed 10000 union labor
calendars in all parts of the city and.
now that IN has placed samples of the
labels used by the different unions. il
will shortly devise plans which, il car
ried out with the assistance of the Diff
ferent unions affiliated with the council.
viii educate all classes of people in the
matter OF procuring union made goods.
An effort will be made by the commit
tee TO induce dealers in every line of
trade TO carry union made goods only.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
lOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS

Olive OIL nd Italian
j. III. DUMBRELI- Prop. 2s43 California street. = F.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

J. B. MuckIe, travelling passenger
agent of the Wabash. with. headquar-
tiers al Boston. is visiting in the city.
F. II. Tristram, assistant general
passenger agent Of the Wabash with
headquarters in Chicago, is on a visit
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

y. sss sDevisadero Branch of Ferry Drul
In stores. N you bring this coupons Cufieura Soar
1. i0c; Lyons Tooth Powder, Toe.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

UNI he No.
PHARMACY Devisadero 3sc
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
COW CREAMERE

ailk trial order win convince. Give u. call. ::
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
.AM AND MIX

Butter. from santa Cruz Creamery, 11z H. sa
PLAZA CREAMERY, :s1s California street
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

An owl train is TO be run between
here and Portland. beginning April l
by the Southern Pacific The details o
the run have not all been worked on
yet, but it is understood that stops vii
be made only at the more importan
points It will be one of the tastes
trains on the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

DVOI0 HItD CtiOIO GERLACHS Expert .
o
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is. 1908.

/ JUSTA Is \ CITY OF SIX
tbou.and population siii county
.s.at of Ot-ro county. TIA. greatest
agricultural county ia the Ar.ah-
.Rs Waller, three ,~--t sugsr fsc-
,,fi,. .ifay located - ifhin it, boom
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15

this state. then ten days nddittooai to the
i'ne herrint-fcrs stsrined fos APPEARANCE
and answer vili BE- ailo~ed h-for- the t.kinx &
OF jnsisusnt BY default A. aforesaid.
THIS said action l. bsoaehi to- Dr.
crs~ OF court fielding that the plaintiff IL the
-'le aiid only oSn.-r Of. nnt that the defend
ant has tao fisht. title inf-r-~s in aisd to tbs.
irnss--hsld estate Ia thr mort b s.-t quarter Of
tl~ south = cat quarter of --ctioa D tos usnif.
= -"uth az rance 81 ~e,t. the ~at-r right aad
all other improvements thereon. aud to ~D-
join t.e defendant frou, asserting any ciatm
sd,~r-~ To the plaintiff th-r~i". vii! morr
fntIy appear from the latft in said action
TO sLich r-f-r~nr- /. here anscf. .nd a copy 81
" hich ~ hereto attached.
And you Arc hereby notified that IL yop fail
To appear. afssi so ls~ "a td cs, plant
above r-auirst, the .sid pisirsiH ~iil take
i,'dx AGAINST ,ou BY default according to
the prayer OF the complaint
Givan under my hand aud the ~-sl Of -aid
es,.rt at La lunts- Colorado In aid county r.
this .tth day of June. A. D. iss.
}. n. PEkRfE.
lssAtI Clerk of the District Court
First publication. Jul, II. f,s-.
Last pubiienttoa. August L. fsb,.
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
Colorado Game Laws.

Following are the provisions OF
the Colorado game laws:
Mountain sheep and antelope hav.
ing horns October 18th to October
Goth. beginning with 1911.
Prairie chickens and grouse Au.
gust 10Th to October lst.
Wild ducks. geese. brants and
shore birds-September 10th to
April 18th. except in attitudes of
1900 feet and over. when it shall be
September 18th to May LIST.
Curlews. plover-August lst to
October 3lst.
Doves August 18th to September
5th.
Crested quail November lst to
November Both. beginning with
1920.
Deer, with or without horns-Oc.
tober lst to October 10th.
Sage chickens August lst to
October LIST.
Trout--June lst to November
30th: no fishing between 10 D. m.
and 4 a. m. No close season on any
other kind of fish.
Hunters are limited to twenty-five
ducks and twenty-five other birds in
one day
La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
Notice 70, eu bIiestion

UNITED srNrs- LAM ogYIcE I
PUEHLo, Colo. July II. Iss,> I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GINES THAT
~ on the sixth day of July A. ID. iss. Wy.
msu Il swan, of Holly. County Of Pro~-rs,
and state OF Colorado, filed in this Office his
application Ni,. al to select under Ssct ions
sspb and .:pI of the revised statutes Of the
United states the follow ing d-~cribesi land to-
wit:
Lot numts~ ts~r~t five "a of section twenty.
four f.t township twenty -tbrre ri south. oi
range hffy-six t,Sl west. sixth principal
m@rtdisn. Colorado. containing t~-nt, six
aud tn rse fourths acres,
Any aud all persons claiming adversely tho
anss dcscribed. or desiring to object b-canse
Of rho mineral character Of the land. OF for
any other reason. to the disposal 10 applicant
shnuid nj. their stiidavits of protest ip this
Office. "n or before the 18th day OF August i?1,
:. A. ABBEY, Register.
First qualifications. JnIy y. Ios.
Last publication. August -. 1855