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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
AT w. G. r. u. CONVENTION
National President Presides at
Temperance Meetings at
Thirty-fifth AssembIape

DENVER, Oct. 25.-Two huge temper
ance meetings and a grand rally of sun
day school workers made up the pro-
gram today for the delegates to the
thirty-fifth annual convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union.
At the afternoon meeting Mrs. Mar
garets Dye Ellis of New Jersey. national
superintendent of legislation, delivered
the sermon.
There was a similar meeting, tonight.
at which Seaborn Wright of Georgia
made the principal address, Both meet
ings were presided over by the national
president. Mrs. Lillian NJ. N Stevens.
AT the Sunday school workers rally
Mrs. Zillah Foster Stevens, secretary of
the temperance department of the In
ternati0nal Sunday school association.
delivered an address on the "Founda-
tion and Framework for Temperance
Lesson
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
Californians in New York
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-californian.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Californians
are registered here as follows:
From San Francisco-T. S. H. Loren.
at the Waldorf-Astoria; Mrs. f. Eaton.
at the Seville; w. B. Gerard c. H. Gill
dert and Mrs. c. II. Gilbert, at the MarI-
borough; Miss A. l.. Hawley, at the Park
Union: f. G. King, at the Grand; M. e.
Noon, at the Marlborough; J. f. Bridges
and Mrs J. E. Bridges, at the Aldine
Mrs. M. Coyle, at the Grand; s. N. Ruck-
er, at the Hoffman; G. A. Moss at the
Cumberland; w. Murray, at the Marie
Antoinette; w. f. Wilson, at the Herald
Square, B. E. Endell, at the Belmont :
w. Geddes, at the Grand Union; C. c.
Hembert, at the Murray Hill; W. H.
Vance, at the st. George. Mrs. c. " Van
Orden. at the Grand Union; F. Cummins.
Miss D. M. Quirke, at the Broadway
Central; II. H Stout, at the Grand Miss
F. A. Townsend and Mrs. H. French.
at the st. Denis; j. x. Hull at the
Cadillac; M. Yturri. Mrs. NJ. Yturri and
Miss E. Yturri at the MARLBOROUGH.
Riverside-H. Robbins, at the Breslin.
Los Angeles--W. Turner at the Union
Square; Mrs. F. M. Strong and Miss al.
b. Strong, at the Seville; A. J. Yaeger.
at the Marie Antoinette; J. Flannigan'
at the Belmont; Mrs. G. ID. Rowan and
Miss f. Rowan, at the Wolcott.
Oakland-Mrs. Marshall and Miss
j. Kane, at the Hermitage; S. Selby. at
the Grand.
Pasadena-Mrs J.. w. Hengus and
Miss +. A. Watson. at the Park Avenue.
Sacramento-M- w. Nathan, at the
Broadway Central
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
LARGE SOCIALIST VOTE
White House Estimate Is Big
gest Yet Figured
SPECIAL DISPATCH To THE CALI,

+ WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-From a
source close to the president has been
obtained the largest estimate of the
socialist vote in the coming election
that has yet been made by any COM
petent authority: 1t appears to be the
White House view that the socialist
party. will poll something like 15 per
cent of the total vote on November 8.
or about 100000 votes. Other esti-
100000 to 1000 900
The returns from the nominating
conventions, compiled by the repub-
lican national committee, show that
been nominated this year in 162 dis
tricts- OF these 76 are in the northern
and eastern states and two in the
southern states. Socialist candidates
nave been nominated in nearly every
district in the populous states of New
York and Illinois,
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
GILLETT SPEAKS TONIGHT
Governor Will Address Repub-
lican Rally at DreamIand Rink

Governor James N. Gillett will be
the principal speaker at a monster
republican campaign gathering at
Dreamland rink this evening j. L
McNab will also address the meeting.
General Charles a. Woodruff who
was with Taft in the Philippines. will
preside. He knows the republican can
didate for the presidency intimately
and will relate some Of the experiences
they had in common.
The knickerbOcker quartet will
sing a song especially composed for
the occasion, called The Voice of the
West" 1t has been dedicated to Gov
ernor Gillett and is said to be an ex-
cel1ent composition
A march composed by George T.
Biard. a prominent insurance man OF
the city. will be PLAYED by the band.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
SCHOOL TEACHER in TROUBLE

SANTA ROSA, Oct. 25.-District At
torney Lea has been instructed by the
Sonoma county board of education to
proceed against Stanley Richardson,
principal of Spring Hill grammar
school, for unprofessional conduct The
principal recently coached pupils in
examination questions, which he had no
right to do, and the fact became known
to the members Of the board
He was summoned to appear and de-
fend himself, and simply wrote the
board that all he could have done would
have been to tell the board why he
acted as he did. This is taken as an
admission of the charge made against
him of coaching his pupils. The case
is a unique one and the pupils whom
Richardson sought to help in the exam
the trouble by talking about the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
TAFT IS PLEASED
WITH THE OUTLOOK
Republican Leader Rests in New
York After Closing Indiana
Campaign

NEW YORK, Oct. 25-William H.
Taft reached New York at 6:15 o'clock
tonight from Gary, Ind, where he
closed the campaign in that state last
night. The Is hour journey afforded
the candidate complete rest from talk
ing. He said he felt in first class phys
ical condition, although somewhat
hoarse.
Henry w. Taft met his brother at
the station and took him to his resi-
dence, where he will spend the night.
The first lap of Taft's eastern cam
paign will begin tomorrow with a run
to New Haven. Conn, which will begin
at 1880 o'clock. The Taft special will
again be in New York at 4.3O o'clock,
and in the evening Taft will address a
meeting in Brooklyn. Taft is planning
to take brief rest after the election.
Il have campaigned in % states said
Taft tonight. Il expect to carry all of
them with the exception of those south
of the Mason and Dixon line. The sit
uation looks better than at any pre-
vious time, and 1 shall enter the last
lap of the campaign with a great deal
of interest and enthusiasm"
Mr.. Taft talked freely during the
evening to various callers. in all
cases expressing confidence in the OUT
come of the campaign. Asked to par
ticularize as to results in the various
states-Ohio, for instance-Mr. Taft
said he had not a doubt but that Ohio
would be strongly for him.
If / could not carry my own state
I would not deserve to be running for
president" he said.
Concerning North Carolina, Tennes-
see and Virginia Judge Taft said his
visit to those states had strengthened
his belief that one of these days a
republican presidential candidate
would carry any one or all of them.
Kentucky and Missouri, the candidate
said, were reasonably doubtful, but
Maryland would go republican.
Mr. Taft was asked for his opinion
on the effect of the speech making trip
of Governor Hughes through the west.
He said:
'I feel deeply grateful to Mr..
Hughes. He made a great impression
all through the west. His speech at
Youngstown. Ohio, is classic. / hope
the people in this state Will appreciate
that what he did for me, in going out
there to help me fight my battle, shows
him to be worthy of thir support 1
feel very deeply interested in his cleo
ton"
After this Mr.. Taft referred to the
situation in Ohio. IF Massachusetts,
should go democratic, then Ohio
might" he said, ''but 1 doubt it. Only
such a situation as that, with republi-
can states reversing their vote, could
make be believe Ohio is not safely in
the republican column
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
EULOGY BY DEBS
Socialist Nominee Makes Adj
dress at Tomb of Lincoln

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-when
Eugene Y. Debs and his "red special'
arrived in Springfield today Debs re-
quested that without delay he be per-
mitted to visit the tomb of Abraham
Lincoln. Standing by the sarcophagus,
surrounded by group of socialist can
didates for state office, Debs delivered
eulogy of Lincoln. When introduced
TO an audience of 1000 people in the
courtyard this afternoon he was intro
duced as the Abraham Lincoln of mod
ern times"
Debs declared that the slave power,
which loathed and despised Lincoln,
was no more heartless than the power
of capitalism, which today holds the
age"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
HOLY SEE NOT TO CHOOSE
AMERICAN CARDINAL S
Lowering of United States Post
From First Rank Abolishes
Former PreCedentS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-According
to private information, it may be ac-
cepted as certain that no American car
dinals will be named at the next con-
sistory, to be held in the early days of
December The possibility of the ele-
yation of Archbishop Farley of New
York is no longer conceded. The trans
fer of Monsignor Falconio from Wash
ington to some post in Europe seems
another measure which the holy
see is disposed to consider more at
length.
1t is now explained that the prece-
dents which governed the promotion of
Cardinals Satolli and Martinelli, the
two former apostolic delegates. no
longer hold. When the American
church was under the control of the
propaganda the Washington mission
ranked as first class in the papal Dip
lomatic service. as did the nunciatures
of Vienna, Madrid. Lisbon and Paris,
and the returning envoys always re-
ceived the red hat Now. both Paris
and Washington are off the list of first
class appointments and new precedents
must be established.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
TWO MEN BADLY CUT
ON LEAVING WEDDING
One May Not Recover From
Injuries He Received in
Affair at Monterey
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

MONTERREY, Oct. 25.--Nick and
Charles Escobar were frightfully cut
last evening at the celebration of Will
liam Lamstres wedding at the latter's
home in Washington street. Dave Tar
range was identified by the men as
their assailant. They walked several
blocks up town for medical attention,
and reported the affray to the police.
Tarrango has been taken to the county
jail charged with the cutting, and
Steve White is being held as a witness.
Nick Escobar was cut over the temple
and will recover. Charles Escobar had
his throat cut and his recovery is
doubtful
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
FoRMosA RAILROAD coaIPLETED

TOKYO, Oct. 25.-The Formosa Trunk
railway, recently completed, will be
formally opened today in the presence
of General Prince Kanin of the Japa-
neSe army and large NUMBER OF OF
Formosa is now threaded throughout
by the railway. which extends 334
miles. A concession to build $50 miles
of branch lines has been granted to
the Formosa sugar refining company
and 80 miles are completed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
KEnNgs SON Is nErrER

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct 25.-The
of John W. Kern Jr.. which was noted
today. viii enable his father, demo-
cratic nominee for vice president, TO
continue his speech making. He is
scheduled to tour Indiana during the
week. ->~zx-~sp-qu.-r. s,rr.,z-v~-,s,~=----.,--. 4,
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
JACkMAN CONVICTED or MURDER

GOLDFIELD,. New, Oct. 25.-Albert
T. Jackman, charged with the murder of
John Moritz in eGoldfieid two years ago,
was last night found guilty of murder
had deliberated nearly six hours. Jack
man pleaded self-defense- The pen
atty is from 10 years to life imDrison-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
rHIEvEs CAUGHT IN PARIS

RHEIMS, France. Oct 25.-Three
thieves. believed to be Americans who
were. known under the names of Bard.
Bertha and Cauda, have been sent to
prison for 13 months for robbing pas
sengers on eastbound express trains.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

in showing that much can now be ac-
complished in getting the courts to
correct abuses against employees in the
exercise of the power of injunction, IL
such abuses are in effective form
brought TO their attention. as, thanks
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
NEW YORK SINGER HoNoRED

BERLIN, Oct 25.-Miss Janet Spen-
Ger, contralto. New York, sang at a
charity concert with Miss Geraldine
F-arrar at the Royal theater here to-
day and made a remarkable impress
sion Crown Prince Frederick Will
liam and the crown princess asked that
she be brought to their box, and. after
congratulating her. said that she ought
to be in opera, as they had heard few
such voices.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

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Pazo Ointment is qua -nateed to cure any case
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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

TO GIVE MONDAY CoNCERT-Berkelev.
Oct. 2j.-aliss Claire Harrington. well known in
musical and dramatic circles here, viii render
Berkeley high school Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
pLAeUE VISITS THE AZORES

LISBON, Oct. 25.-The bubonic
plague has broken out with redoubled
violence in Terceira, one of the Azores
islands.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

to the advice of Judge Taft, they were
brought in this case. The right OF
peaceful picketing and persuasion, so
that employees may by peaceful means
induce other employees to join them, is
forcibly set forth in this opinion. and 1T
Taft's decision and upon the decision in
the Wabash injunction case, which it
self was largely based upon Judge
Taft'S decision; so that Judge Taft S
decision is declared by the court TO
have settled the law as to the substan-
tial rights of the parties. leaving only
the application of the principles so de-
clared as new cases arose.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

The marine Insurance companies of
New 1ork state carry risks aggregating
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
RECOMMENDS TAFT
TO UNION FORCES

Continued from Page 1, Column
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-09-17
why James Lee Got We'll

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Ten Thousand Chairs every 80 days

II is not generally known that right
here in Florida we have factory that is
manufacturing every month something
like ten thousand chairs and rockers OF
almost every variety. OF this ten thou
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10000 TIP T "a
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Having helped Mr.. Bristow to win .
seat IN the Senate, Mr.. LaFollette can
count ON at least one enthusiastic listen
er the next time he makes nineteen
bour speech Ia that body.
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Hon. David B. Hill was Richard crok-
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but what talking over Of old times
there must have been.
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David Belasco, who claims that he can
make good snowstorfn for 20 cents,
closes his theaters dnring the time OF
year when they would do the most good.
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Atlantic Cityis evidently troubled with
a lid that won't stay on.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-06
FOR TANNING SUPPLIES

new arrangement has been made
in connection with the steamers on the
Australian run. They formerly called
at Tanning Island on the way up from
Australia, but in future the supplies
which they carry to the station under
a contract with the cable people, will
be taken from Sydney to Vancouver
and taken back to the islands or left
at Honolulu and picked up again on
the return trip.
THINKS HE SAW LUCILLE.
On April 7, Captain Mcdonald, of me
bark r. P. Rithet, reported that he
sighted an American ship ten days be-
fore, which he took to be the Lucille,
headed north. The Lucille was then
out 113 days from Newcastle, Austria
liza, for San Francisco, and was quoted
for reinsurance at rs per cent. On the
strength of Captain McDonald's re-
port, the rate was reduced to Is per
cent.
ANOTHER VESSEL OVERDUE.
A we'll known Victoria vessel, the
five-masted barkentine Everett g..
Griggs, owned by Victorians and Pu-
get Sound marine men, and registered
at Victoria, has been placed on the
overdue list for reinsurance on ac-
count of the long trip being made by
the vessel between Antofagasta and
Newcastle, N. s. w.
TO ABSORB THE LINE.
Officers of the Mariana state that,
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ROOSEVELT LEAGUE AHEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-rhe
Roosevelt League has carried the city
primaries, getting forty-nine out of
sixty delegates. 1t has had cores
ponding success all over the State.
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ETNA's LAVA FLOWING.

MESSINA, May 6.-Mount Etna con-
tinues in eruption The inhabitants
are leaving the villages and are camp
ing in the open.
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FLEET AT SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-The At
lantic fleet has arrived off port and is
anchored near the lightship.
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ARBITRATION PACT
MADE WITH JAPAN
The Atlantic Fleet Completes Its
Voyage In Original
Formation.
ETNA'S FIRES CAUSE TERROR
The Roosevelt League Is Demon
strating Strength In
California.
1TNAs FIRES CAUSE TERROR.
(Press Gable, Morning Service

WASHINGTON, d. c., May GA
general treaty of arbitration between
the United States and Japan has been
signed, 1t covers every class of dis
pute.